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PATTERSON'S
AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL
DIRECTORY
Vol.X
CONTAINING
L COMPLETE LIST AND DESCRIPTION OF ALL THE PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND
ENDOWED SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, HIGHER AND SECONDARY INSTITUTIONS
OP LEARNING A LIST OF THD STATE AND COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS
OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION STATE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS AND
PUBLIC SCHOOL, OFFICIALS THE BOARDS OF EDUCATION, CITY
SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS, SPECIAL SUPERVISORS, AND
PRINCIPALS OF HIGH SCHOOLS A LIBRARY DIRECTORY
THE NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS AND
SOCIETIES UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE COLORS ETC
Tut,** tin r with Much Other Infoimatlon
Embodying a Complete
COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIRECTORY
COMPILED AND EDITED
BY
HOMER L. PATTERSON
President
American Educational Company
PRICE, $5.00
1914
AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL COMPANY
CHICAGO— NDW YORK
Entered according to the act of ConsrcM, In
the year 1914 by Homer L Pattenoa
In the, office of the Librarian of
Congrew at Washington
AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL COHFANT
CHICAGO
INTRODUCTORY
The aim of this work is to give a complete and accurate index to
the public and private educational system of the United States The
information has been thoroughly revised and brought down to date,
and before final printing of the book proofs submitted to"*the various
school officials for final revision and correction
In the main geographical classification, in addition to the public
school officials, will be found a complete list of all schools and colleges,
together with information as to the kind of school, class of students
admitted, religious denomination, year established, and the name of the
head of the institution. A second complete list of all schools is given
in which they are classified and arranged according to the kind of
school, giving a ready reference or complete list of any particular class
of school A complete Alphabetical Index of schools will be found at
the back of the book from which any institution may be instantly lo-
cated The Public School system is fully covered by lists of the State
Educational Officials and County Superintendents of schools, the
Boards of Education, City Superintendents, Special Supervisors and
Principals. A list of the more prominent libraries, with the name of
the librarian and number of bound volumes, is also given It is
believed the work will be found of value to every one in any way asso-
ciated with educational institutions, or engaged in educational work
Acknowledgment is made to the various State and City Superin-
tendents of Public Instruction, private school officials, librarians and
others for their kind co-operation and assistance in famishing data
and information necessary for the completion of the work.
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTORY . .. 8
Educational systems of the states, including the schools and colleges, arranged
alphabetically as to towns and cities.
ALABAMA.
ARIZONA
ARKANSAS
CALIFORNIA
COLORADO
CONNECTICUT
DELAWARE!
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
FLORIDA
GEORGIA
IDAHO
ILLINOIS
INDIANA . .
IOWA
KANSAS
KENTUCKY
LOUISIANA
MAINS
MARYLAND
MASSACHUSETTS
MICHIGAN
MINNESOTA
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI
MONTANA
7
15
18
24
87
48
61
53
56
59
71
75
98
112
128
188
148
154
168
169
188
202
216
222
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NEBRASKA
NEVADA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NSW JERSEY
NEW MEXICO
NEW YOJRK
NORTH CAROLINA
NORTH DAKOTA
OHIO
OKLAHOMA
OREGON
PENNSYLVANIA
RHODE ISLAND
SOUTH CAROLINA
SOUTH DAKOTA
TENNESSEE
TEXAS
UTAH
VERMONT
VIRGINIA
WASHINGTON
WEST VIRGINIA
WISCONSIN
WYOMING
DIRECTORY OF SCHOOLS ...
Schools and Colleges Arranged According to Kind of School
LIBRARY DIRECTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
Giving Name of Librarian and Number of Bound Volumes
COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY COLORS
ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF SCHOOLS OF THE UNITED STATES
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES
ADVERTISEMENTS . . .
INDEX . .
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249
251
256
265
268
800
312
816
336
342
347
369
378
380
386
895
409
413
419
427
434
440
451
453
. 649
707
713
.788
. 791
803
ABBREVIATIONS
A B Bachelor of Art*
agri agriculture
A. M Master of Art*
arch architecture
B. A. Bachelor of Arts
B C L. . Bachelor of Civil Law
B D Bachelor of Divinity
BUS Bachelor of Library Science
B Mus Bachelor of Music
Broth Brethren
B 8 . Bachelor of Science
B Pd Bachelor of Pedagogy
B 8 A. Bachelor of Scientific Agriculture
bus business
B V M Blessed Virgin Mary
C. B . Civil Engineer
- ohem chemistry
co-ed co-educational
coll. collegiate
Gumb Preeb Cumberland Presbyterian
dent. dental
dotn sol domestic science
eleo . . . . . electrical
elo . elocution
engln. engineering
est. . established
Bpls. . . Episcopal
Dvang . . Evangelical
F R. H B. .
Fellow of the Royal Historical Society
V R 6 Fellow of the Royal Society
Oer Bvang German Evangelical
homeop homeopathic
hort. . horticulture
Indust. . . Industrial
L. D 8 Latter Day Saints (Mormon)
Lltt, B Bachelor of Literature
Lltt D . Doctor of Literature
LL B Bachelor of Laws
LL D . Doctor of Laws
LL M . Master of Laws
M A. Master of Arts
M. D . Doctor of Medicine
M E Methodist Episcopal
meoh . . mechanical
med, . medicine
M a So Methodist Episcopal South
metal metallurgy
metaph. metaphysics
Math Methodist
mil military
min. mines, mineralogy
Morav . Moravian
M N A B Mem-
ber of the National Academy of Sciences
M. R. A B
Member of the Royal Academy of Science
mus.
non-sect.
nor
N V M
ophthal
O S B
ostoop
P E
Ph B
Ph D
phar
photog
phren .
phys. sol
physlo-med
Pop
post-grad
prep
prln
Prot
psyohol
R C
Ref
r«g
R 8 S
Rt. Rev .
So. B.
sculp
7th D Adv
7th D Bapt.
& J
8MB
8 M. M .
s R a
a T D
sten
S T P
music
non-sectarian
normal
Nativity of the Virgin Mary
ophthamology
Order of Saint Benedict
osteopathy
Protestant Episcopal
Bachelor of Philosophy
Doctor of Philosophy
pharmacy
photography
phrenology
physical science
physio-medical
population
post-graduate
preparatory
principal
Protestant
. . . psychology
Roman Catholic
Reformed
regular
Fellow of the Royal Society
Right Reverend
..* Bachelor of Science
sculpture
Seventh Day Adventists
Seventh Day Baptists
Society of Jesus
S V
Swed
tech
teleg
ter
theol
TJ J D
Holy Mother Church
. . Holy Mother Mary
Fellow of the Royal Society
Doctor of Divinity
stenography
Professor of Theology
surgery
. . surveying
Holy Virgin
Swedish
technical
telegraphy
territory
theology
Doctor of Canon and Civil Law
TTn Breth
Unit.
unlv
TJ S. N
V D M
vet.
V S
T M C _,
Young Men's Christian Association
T W C A
Young Women's Christian Association
United Brethren
Unitarian
university
United States Navy
Minister of the Word of Oo€
• • » veterinary
. . Veterinary- Surgeon
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ALABAMA
Population, 2,188,093 School census, 687,874 School age, 7-21
Alabama is the eighteenth state of the Union in point of population, having a
total of 2,138,093 inhabitants, of whom 575 per cent are white Of this number,
9 per cent are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population,
ten years of age and over, is 22 9 per cent , the state ranking forty-seventh in this
respect The educational system of the state is as follows
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFJU'lOJfl
WILLIAM F FEACUN, State Superintendent of Education Montgomery
N R BAKER, State Supervisor of Rural Schools . .Montgomery
~ S THOMAS, State High School Inspector n . Montgomery
B HOBDY, State High School Inspector Auburn
'AUKS Li SIBLBY, State Supervisor of Bural School* for Negroes Montgomery
STATE BOABD OF EXAMINEES
WILLIAM F FEACON, President Montgomery
P W HODGES, Secretary.. . ... Montgomery
Miss PRISCILLA GOODWYN. . ... Montgomery
STATE TEXT BOOK COMMISSION
&MMET O'NxAii, Governor, Chairman . Montgomery
WILLIAM F FBACKN, State Superintendent, Secretary Montgomery
8 8 MUBPHY, First District . . .Mobile
J V BROWN, Third District , . . Dothan
D M CALLAT7AY, Fourth District .. . Selma
F T AFWJCBY, Fifth District La Fayette
G W BBOOK, 8wth District . Livingston H. T IALB, Eighth District .Evergreen
J B HOBDY, Seventh District Auburn C B Gtaaxr, Ninth District Birmingham
OOTJNTT HIGH SCHOOL COMMISSION
GOVERNOB EMMET O'NEAL, Chairman . Montgomery
STTFP WILLIAM F FJOAOIN, Secretory . . . Montgomery
STATE AUDITOR, C BBOOKS SMITH . . . . Montgomery
ALABAMA. EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
J V BKOWN, President .... Bothan
W. C GRioes, Secretary Gadsden
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ALABAMA
ASSOCIATION OF ALABAMA COLLEGES
SLBDD, President
JAMBS J DOSTBB, Secretary
Greensboro
University
OOtHVTT SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
County Name and Address
Autauga L B By rum, Jones
Baldwin .J S Lambert, Bay Minette
Barb our . J T Searcy, Clayton
Bibb A W Hayes, Woodstock
Blunt ,L J Weston, Cleveland
Bullock George R Hall James
Butler C H. Lewis* Greenville
Calhoun H T Persons Anniston
Chambers G M Barnett, LaPayette
Cherokee John H Blair, Center
Chilton W T Bean Clanton
Choc taw W J Dansby, Silas
Clarke T L Head Jr, Grove Hill
Clay W T Harwell, Ashlnnd
Cleburne G B Bom an, Heflin
Coffee C H Byrd, Enterprise
Colbert Jos Walker, Tuscumbia
Connecuh R E L Key, Castlebury
Coosa Jef Sox, Rockford, R. F D 2
Covingrton ' " ' '
Crenshaw
Cullman
Dale
Dallas
DeKalb
Elm ore
Eecambla
Etowah
Fayette
Franklin
Geneva
Greene
Hale
Henry
EC J Brqgden, Searight
T A Capps, Luverne
D V Smith Cullman
R L March mann, Osark
D M Callaway, Selma
J Valdor Curtis, Ft Payne
G H Howard, Wetumpka
W S Neal, Brewton
8 C MoDanlel, Gadsden
J Alex Smith Favette
T H. Roberson, Russellville
J W Steely, Hartford
W P Archibald, Knoxville
G N Williams Greensboro
E. C Glover, Abbeville
County
Houston
Jackson
Jefferson
Lauderdale
Lawrence
Lee
Limestone
Name and Address
, J M Odom, Dothan
C. 8 Brewton, Soottsboro
P M McNeil, Birmingham
E R. Harris, Vernon
D O Warren. Florence
W 8 Dill. Courtland
J A Albright. Opelika
M K Clements Athena
Lowndes H R. Williamson, Hayneville
W B Riley, Tuskearee
S R Butler, HuntsvTlle
B F Gilder, Linden
H. W McKenzie, Hamilton
...R L Barnes, Albertville
S S Murphy, Mobile
J A. Barnes, Jones Mills
Macon
Madison
Mar en go
Marion
Marshall
Mobile
Monroe
Montgomery
G W Covlngton, Montgomery
Morgan J C Tidwell, New Decatur
Perry Chas, C Johnson, Marion
Pickens J W Dowdle, Carrolltoa
Pike J N Sanders. Troy
Randolph J N Word, Wedowee
Russell F M deGraffenrled, Seale
Shelby . J O Dorough Columblana
St Glair P McClendon, Ashville
Sumter R B Callaway, Livingston
Talladega M T Under, Talladega
Tallapoosa . J P Oliver, Dadeville
Tusoaloosa P B Hughes, Tuscaloosa
Walker A R Scott Jasper
Washington . W 8 Pearce, Koenton
Wiloox Will M Cook, Oamd^n
Winston . J M Burns, Double Springs
PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Abbeville, Henry do, pop 1,050
City Superintendent — C J Owens.
Third District Agricultural School, agri ,
state, co-ed , eat 1889, W W Benson,
Pres
Alabama City, Etowah Co , pop 4 813
City Superintendent-^! D Bradley
Albertville, Marshall Co, pop 8,100
City Superintendent — W a Hughes.
Seventh District Agricultural School, agri ,
co-ed , state, eat. 1892, B A, Miller,
M &, Pres.
Alexander City, Tallapoosa Co , pop 1,000.
City Superintendent — J M Pearson.
Andalusia, Covlngton Co, pop 2400
Supt and Prin H S — W L Yarbrough
Anniston, Calhotm Go , pop 12 704
Pres Bd BJduc— Alfred L Taylor
Sec Bd Educ — C D Woodruff
City Superintendent— David R Murphy
Principal High School— S C Pelham
Supv Music— Willie Prlvett
Barker Memorial Seminary <colored>,
women, prep and Indust Pr*»b.. est
1896, Rev S M Davit. D D, Pr«*
Boys' Training School, prep , boy*, non-
fleet , Principal
Noble Institute for Girls girls* boarding.
P B , est 1886, Rev Joseph K Spear-
ing, President
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ALABAMA
Asnlaad, Clay Co., pop 950
Prin County H S — F D Graves
Athens, limestone Co, pop 2,100.
City Superintendent — J M Atkinson
Athens College, girls' boarding, M B So ,
eat 1843, Miss Mary N Moore, Free
Eighth District Agricultural School, agrl ,
state, co-ed , est 1889, J M Atkinson,
B So., Free
Green University School, prep school for
boys, W K Green, Principal
Atmore, Eecambia Co , pop 600
Prin County H S — C A Peavy
Attalla, Etowah Co, pop. 2,518
Prin County H S—O R South
Auburn, Lee Co , pop 1,560
City Superintendent — Stanley C Godbold.
Alabama Polytechnic Institute, comprises
College of Engineering and. Mines, College
of Agricultural Sciences, Veterinary Medi-
cine, Pharmacy and Academic Depart-
ment, state, co-ed , est. 1872, Charles
C Thach, LL D, President.
Alabama Polytechnic Institute, College of
Engineering and Mines, courses in Civil,
Electrical, Mechanical and Mining En-
gineering and Architecture, John J Wil-
more, M B , Dean
Alabama Polytechnic Institute, College of
Agricultural Sciences, courses in Agricul-
ture, Horticulture and Animal Industry,
Bennett B Ross, M S , Dean,
Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Department
of Pharmacy, phar , co-ed , est. 1896,
Emerson R Miller, Dean
Alabama Polytechnic Institute, School of
Veterinary Medicine, est, 1908, men, C.
A. Gary, V 8, Dean
Bessemer, Jefferson Co , pop. 10,864
Pres Bd Educ — Dr R P MoTyelre
Sec Bd Educ — A A Persons
City Superintendent — A A. Persons
Principal High School— Robt A Mickle
Supv Music — F G Blough
Manual Tralning-r-Chas R Kuchinski
Domestic Science — Bessie L Porker
Drawing — Miss Margaret MoAdvey
Coml and Stenogy-—J O Chaneey
Birmingham, Jefferson Co., pop 182,685.
Pres Bd Educ — John I* Parker
Sec Bd Educ — J W Lafon
City Superintendent — John H Phillips
Assistant Supt — Chares B Glenn.
Supv Music— Leta Kitts
Manual Training— H B Graves.
Domestic Science — May Hansts.
Physical Culture — F J Courleaux.
Drawing — Mrs Lenore A. Eldred.
Penmanship— A S Gregg
Commercial — Laura C Spaldlng
Kindergarten — Agnes Wilson.
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Central High School, 7th Ave and 24th St,
Charles A Brown, Principal
Ensley High School, Avenue J and 23d St,
R L Dimmltt, Principal
Negro Industrial High, 8th AY and llth;
A, H Parker, Principal
Birmingham — continued
Birmingham College, coll and prep , men;
M E So , est 1898, John D Simpsom, D
D , President
Birmingham College Training School, prep
dept Birmingham College, C O'Rear,
M A, Principal
Birmingham Conservatory of Music, music,
est 1895, William Gussen, Director, 1816
2nd Ave
Birmingham Dental College, dent , men,
est 1898, Charles A Merrill, D D S,
Dean
Birmingham Medical College, med , reg ,
men, est 1894, B L Wyman, A M, M
D , Dean
Birmingham Medical College, Department
of Pharmacy, 20th St and Ave, F
Howard College, coll and prep . men,
Bapt , est 1841, James M Shelburae,
D D, Pres
Loulie Compton Seminary, girls' boarding
and day, ages 7 to 20, non-sect., eat. 1897,
Miss Hattie Morton, A M, Principal, 1722
Fifth Ave
Margaret Allen School, prep , Mlas W H.
Allen, Principal
Howard College High School, prep, depart-
ment of Howard College, B I* NooJIn*
B S, Principal
Massey Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1887, William N Smith, Prin
Spencer Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1895, Robert Campbell, A B, Prin
University High School, prep , boys, J. J
White, Principal
Wheeler Business College, bus, sten and
teleg , eat 1888, Wlftard J Wheeler,
Pres, 1909 First Ave
Bloimtsville, Blonnt Co , pop. 500
Ninth District Agricultural School, agri.,
co-ed , state, est 1905, W B Crump-
ton, Jr, Pres.
Boaz, Marshall Co, pop 1,200
City Superintendent — B A Moore
Sn^ad Seminary, prep , co-ed., L F Corley,
Principal. ^
Brewton, Escambla Co , pop , 1,600.
City Superintendent— R P Wills
Collegiate Institute, prep , co-ed , G A.
Harris, Principal
Bridgeport, Jackson Co, pop 1,500
Pres. Bd Educ, — J L Trozell Moyor
Sec Bd Educ— B C Jones
City Superintendent — B C Jones.
Principal High School — Miss Clara Young
Brundldge, Pike Co, pop. 850
Prin County H S — Necy Lewis
Butler, Choctftw Co, pop 200
Prin County H B — W F Osburn
Calhonn, Lowndea Co, pop 90.
Calhoun Colored School (colored) , agrl , *
co-ed , non-sect , est 1892, Miss Char*
lotte R Thorn, Prin
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ALABAMA
Camden, Wllcox Co , pop 1,500
Pres Bd Educ — E Bonner
Sec Bd Educ— B H Matthews
City Superintendent — O C. Weaver
Prln County H S — Claud Hardy
Supv Music— Miss Bessie Pharr
Physical Culture — Miss Rosa Chisohn
Drawing — Miss Louise Wadkln
Camp" HiU, Tallapoosa Co, pop 1,000
Principal High School— C C Mosely
Southern Industrial Institute, prep and In-
dust , co-ed , Lyman Ward, Principal
Carbon Hill, Walker Co , pop 1,100
City Superintendent — A S Scott
Center, Cherokee Co, pop 400
Prln County H S — J A Johnson
Centerville, Bibb Co , pop 750
Prln County H S — L L Vann
Clanton, Chllton Co, pop 1,050
City Superintendent — J J Pickena
University School, prep , co-ed . non-sect ,
B T McMorrles, Ph D, Prln
Clayton, Barbonr Co, pop 1,300
City Superintendent — S B Denton
Clio, Barbonr Co , pop 500
Prin County H S — A C Anderson
Columbia, Houston Co , pop 1,950
Pres Bd Educ — J A Ward
Sec Bd Bduc — W L Armstrong
Prin County H S — C W Johnson
Supv Music — Miss Minnie Breland
Colnmblana, Shelby Co , pop 1,200
Prin County H 8 — Lycurgus Leftwich
Cnllman, Cnllman Co, pop 5,000
Prin County H S — W L Hicks
Polytechnic College and Ladies' Institute,
prep , co-ed , non-sect , S A Felter, A
M , Pres
Dadevllle, Tallapoosa Co , pop 1,500
Prln County H S — J B Hendley
Daphne, Baldwin Co, pop 549
Daphne State Normal College, nor , co-ed ,
state, B B Baker, Pres
Decatur, Morgan Co , pop 3,400
City Superintendent — J M Collier
Demopolis, Marengo Co, pop 2,417
City Superintendent — K G Hoover
Marengo Military Institute, military, non-
sect , W A McLeod Prin
Dora, Walker Co, pop 1,200
City Superintendent — T J York
Dotfaan, Houston Co , pop 7,010
City Superintendent — J M Reeves
Double Springs, Winston Co , pop 225
Prin County H, S — B B McLeran
Eclectic, Elmore Co , pop 500
Prln County H S — J J Tarbrough
Edwardsville, Cleburne Co, pop 500
Edwardsvllle Seminary, nor prep and
coml , boarding, Meth , est 1907, Wil-
liam D Stevenson, Prin
Elba, Coffee Co, pop 1,400
City Superintendent — R J H Simmons
Eneley, Jefferson Co, pop 8,000
City Superintendent — R, L Dlmmitt
Elkmont, Urostone Co , pop 800
Prln County H S — B B Baxter
Enterprise, Coffee Co, pop 2,150
Sec Bd Bduc — A M Owen
City Superintendent — W J Steele
Principal County H S — Prof Pitman
Eufaula* Barbour Co, pop 4,259
City Superintendent — Herman L Upshaw
Alabama Brenau College-Conservatory
girls' boarding, non-sect , est 1854,
Thomas G Wilkinson, Pres.
Eutaw, Greene Co , pop 1,500*
City Superintendent — Albert F Jackson
Evergreen, Conecuh Co, pop 1,500
City Superintendent — C M Dannelly
Second District Agricultural School, agrl ,
co-ed , state, J T McKee, Pres
Falkville, Morgan Co, pop 500
Pres Bd Educ — R A Summerford
Sec Bd Bduc — H L Hunter
Principal School — George T Woodruff
Supv Music — Miss Ana Dinamore
Intermediate — Miss Ava Pouder
Primary— Miss Maud Walker
Falkville Normal College, nor , co-ed , e*+
1896, James L Gibson; A B, Pres
Fayette, Fayette Co , pop 950
Pres Bd Bduc — C B Blackbui n
Sec Bd Educ — W A Graham
City Superintendant— E M Kelly
Principal High School— H Willie May
Supv Music — Yelena Brannon
Man Tr & Dom Set — Bessie Robertson
Fayette Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect .
John B Zlegler, Prin
Florala, Covington Co, pop 1,500
Pres Bd Bduc — G F Petrcy
Sec Bd Bduc — R G Hoover
City Superintendent — J P Doster
Principal High School — Miss Sara Crawford
Florence, Landerdafo Co, pop 6,680
Pres Bd Bduc — H L Reeder
Sec Bd Bduc— H B Norton
City Superintendent — H B Norton
Man Tr and Dom Sci —Miss Sarah Martin
State Normal School, co-ed , est 1873,
Henry J WllHnghaxn, LL. D , President
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AT. A "RAM A
Forney, Cherokee Co, pop. 100.
Cherokee Institute, prep , co-ed., non-sect,,
est 1894, J H Scroggln, Prin.
Fort Deposit, Lowndes Co, pop 1,000.
Pres Bd Bduc — A F Brooks
Sec Bd Educ — J D Lamar
City Superintendent — R B Hodnette
Principal High School — R. L Griffin
Supv Music — Miss Nina Dobbs
Fort Payne, Dekalb Co , pop 1,100
, Prin County H S — H T Wallace
Gadsden, Btowah Oo , pop 10,557
City Superintendent— J N. Jester
Genera, Geneva Co, pop 1,500
City Superintendent — Oscar Hyatt.
Georgians, Butler Co, pop. 950
City Superintendent — Ernest L Stough
Girard, Russell Co., pop 4,214
Pres Bd Elduc — H E Brlttlngham.
Sec Bd Bduc — B L King
City Superintendent—- R A Gamble.
Principal High School— E W Wakefleld
Supv Music — Mrs G C Porter
Physical Culture — Carrie Spigener
Good Water, Coosa Co , pop 1,000
City Superintendent — B. I* Griffin.
Greensboro, Hale Co , pop 2,416
City Superintendent — J A. Baxley
Southern University, coll and prep dept ,
men, M B So , est 1856, Rev Andrew
Sledd, LI*D, President.
Greenville, Butler Co , pop 4,000
City Superintendent — C Baker Gamble
Grove Hill, Clarke Co, pop 885
Prin County H S,— J W McLeod.
Guln, Marion Co , pop 550
Prin County H S — J B* Clark.
GnntersvHle, Marshall Co, pop 1,100
Pres Bd Eduo — Jay Mabney
Sec Bd Educ — J OIHe Johnson
Prin County H. & — Oscar Eorton
Gurley, Madison Co., pop 900
Prin County H S— B E. Berry
Haleyville, Winston Co, pop 1,000
City Superintendent — H G Dowling
Hamilton, Marlon Co , pop 500.
Sixth District Agricultural School, agrl ;
co-ed , state, H O Sargent, M S, Pres
Hartford, Geneva Co, pop 1,000
Pres Bd. Bduc— P M Metcalf
Sec Bd Educ — J L Chancy
City Superintendent — M GK, Block.
Prln County H S — B H Boyd
Supv Music — Miss Jimmie Speller
Manual Training— M L Orr
Hartsells, Morgan Co , pop 1,600
Pres Bd Educ— M Pattillo
Sec Bd Educ— A P Howell
City Superintendent — W F Phagan
Prln County H S— J H Riddle.
Supv Music— Miss L Barcllft.
Headland, Henry Co , pop 1,000.
Prln County H. S — W 8. Sconyers.
Healing Springe, Washington Co, pop. 50.
Healing Springs Industrial Academy, prep ,
co-ed , Bapt, eat 1888, Walter B.
Bpeer, Prin,
Heflin, Clebnrne Co , pop 700
Frln County H S — L K. Benson
Hnntsville, Madison Co., pop , 7,611
City Superintendent— It C Johnston
Butler School, prep , co-ed., 8. R. Butler,
Principal
Chafin's Business College, bus. and sten ,
est 1899, W T Chafln, Pres.
Jackson, Clark Co, pop. 1,200.
City Superintendent—Frank Abbott
First District Agricultural School, agrl ,
state co-ed., est. 1886, J W Watson,
Pres
Jacksonville, Calhoun Co, pop 8,881
City Superintendent— W R. Hlghtower
State Normal College, normal, state, co-
ed , est 1883, C W Daugette, M. Sc.,
Pres
Jasper, Walker Co , pop 2,509
Pres Bd Educ — J H Bankhead, Jr
Sec Bd Educ — J L Somell
City Superintendent — J W Letson
Prin County H S. — J Alexander Moore*
Joppa, Cnllman Co, pop. 825
Normal, Industrial and Collegiate Institute
prep; co-ed., Cong, est 1892, Rev H
Herbert, A. B , B D , Prin.
Lafayette, Chambers Co., pop. 2,200.
City Superintendent— W O Reneher
Lafayette College, prep , co-ed., non-
sect, Flavlus T. Appleby, Pres.
Lanett, Chambers Co, pop. 8,820.
City Superintendent— G M Barnett
Leigbton, Colbert Co , pop. 570
Prin County H 8 — C. V Thompson
Uneville, Clay Co., pop. 1,250
City Superintendent — J ID. Hendley
Northeast Alabama Agricultural and Indus-
trial Institute, state, co-ed., John R.
McCain, Supt
Livingston, Smnter Co, pop 1,050.
City Superintendent — R. B Galloway
Alabama State Normal, normal, women,
state, est 1882, G W Brock, Pres.
Luverae, Crenthaw Co, pop. 1,550
City Superintendent — M. L. Black.
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ALABAMA
ALABAMA
Marion, Perry Co, pop 1,800
City Superintendent— Charles C Johnson
Judson College, coll, prep, music, exprea*
sion, women, Bapt , eat 1839. Paul V
Boxnar, President
Lincoln Normal School (colored) , nor ,
oo-ed , M L Phillips, Principal
Marion Baptist Academy (colored) , prep ,
oo-ed , J M Brown, Principal
Marion Female Seminary, girls' boarding,
Pre-b , eat 1836, W R Carothers, Fres
Marion Institute, prep , boy's, non-sect ,
est 1887, H O Murfee, Supt
Mobile, Mobile Go, pop 51,521.
Pres Bd Bduc — H T Hartwell
Sec Bd Educ — Richard Hmes
City Superintendent — Samuel a Murphy
Assistant Superintendent — C F Vigor
Principal High School — Lee Byrne
Manual Training — R H Condie
Domestic Science — Jessie Oliver
Academy of the Visitation, girls' boarding
R. C , est 1833, Sister Mary de Chantal,
Superior
Baker Graded School, girls' day, non-sect ,
est 1888 Miss Nannie Baker, Principal,
155 N Clalborne st
Crane School, prep, girls, non-sect, Miss
Crane, Prin
Emerson Normal and Industrial Institute,
colored), oo-ed, Cong, est 1866, Wil-
liam Barnard Smith, A M, Principal,
266 S Scott
Hunter's Select School for Girls, girls'
boarding, non-sect , Miss Sallte B Hun-
ter, Frin.
Knott's School, girls' boarding, non-sect.,
Miss L Knott, Prln
McGlll Institute, prep and bus , boys, R
C , est 1897, Rev William A Kerrigan,
Pres, 252 Government st
""Mobile Business College, bus and sten ,
Mrs C O Meux, Principal
Mobile Military Institute, military, non-
sect , T A Taylor, Supt
St. Mary's Select School, girls' boarding,
R C , Slater Aloysia, Prln
St Vincent's Select School, girls' board-
ing, R C , Mother Superior.
Spencer Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1895, L C Spencer, B S, Pres
University of Alabama School of Medicine,
med , reg , co-ed , est 1859, Eugene D
Bondurant, M D , Dean
University of Alabama School of Medicine,
Department of Pharmacy, oo-ed , est
1859, Eugene D Bondurant, M D, Dean
Wright's Military Academy, boys' board-
ing mil . Julius T Wright, Supt
Monroeville, Monroe Co » pop 480.
Prin County H S — J T de Bardelaben
Montevallo, Shelby Co , pop 1,850
City Superintendent— W J Bllenburg
Alabama Girls' Technical Institute; prep
and Indust, women, state, est. 1896;
Thomas Waverly Palmer, A. M., LL. D,
Pres.
Montgomery, Montgomery Co, pop 38,186
City Superintendent — Charles L. Floyd
Alabama Conference College, coll . women,
W E Martin, A M , Ph D, Pres
Barnes School, prep , boys. B B Barnes,
Principal
Calhoun-Chamberlln School, girls' board-
ing, non-sect , Miss Josephine E Cal-
houn and Miss H P Chamberlin, Prins
Draughon's Practical Business College,
bus , sten , civil service teleg , Oliver B
Harris, Manager
Edgar School boys prep , non-sect , R. B.
Edgar. Principal
Loretta Academy, girls' boarding, H C ,
Sister M Xavier, Superior
Massey Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1884, Ralph D Quisenberry* B A,
Prin
Sidney Lanier High School, prep , boys, A.
K McKemie, Principal
Starke University School, boys* boarding,
non-sect , J M and 8. C. Starke, Prins
State Normal School for Colored Students
(colozed), nor, state, co-ed , W B Pat-
terson, Prln
Woman's College of Alabama, ooll ,
women, M EL So f est 1910. William B
Martin, Ph. D, Pres.
Moulton, lAwrence Co, pop. 000
Prin, County H S — J M Crowell
Moundville, Hale Co, pop 475
State Normal School, nor , state, co-ed
B P Smith, Prea*^
Nat, Jackson Co, pop. 10
Green Academy, prep , co-ed , Cons; , est
1891, Miss Anna Swanson, Principal
New Decatnr, Morgan Co , pop 6,118
Pres Bd Educ— W A Bibb
City Superintendent— William F Jones.
Principal High School — H A Pettus
Supv Music — Miss Vivian Grove
New Market, Madison Co , pop 400
Principal High School — W S Burks*
Newton, Dale Co , pop 700*
Baptist Collegiate Institute., prep , co-ed ,
Bapt, A W Tate, Prin*^
Normal, Madison Co., pop. 88.
Agricultural and Mechanical College (col-
ored), Academic, Normal, Domestic
Science, Mechanic Arts, Music and Com-
mercial, state, co-ed , non-sect* est.
1875, Walter S Buchanan, Pres
Notasnlga, Macon Co , pop. 67S.
Prin. County H. S.— H a McDonald.
Odenville, St Clair Co., pop 880.
Prin County H a— J O Sturdfvant.
Oneonta, Blonnt Co., pop. 85ft.
Prin County R S. — T C Moore
Opellka* Lee Co., pop 4,500
City Superintendent— Floy Hall
Prln* County H* S— W 8 KoLeod.
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ALABAMA
ALABAMA
Opp, Coving-ton Go, pop 1,100
City Superintendent— Grady Corbitt
Oxford, Calhoun Co , pop 1,450
Prln County H S — T A Anderson
Ozark, Dale Co, pop 2,000
Prln County H S — N A Jones
Phoenix, Lee Co , pop 4,260
Supervising- Principal — Miss Alice Coul-
ter
Piedmont, Calhonn Co, pop 1,800
City Superintendent— S J McCall
Pine Apple, Wilcox Co , p»p 700.
Moore Academjr, prep , co-ed , 13 L. Wil-
liamson, Principal
Pisgah, Jackson Co, pop 140
John J Beeson Academy, prep ,
eesoU,
Bapt , J Justice Bee
Prin
co-ed ,
Plantersvllle, Dallas Co, pop 225
Prin County H S — M J Bray
Pratt City, Jefferson Co, pop 3,600
Pres Bd Bduc — John L. Parker
Seo Bd Bduc — J W Lafon
City Superintendent— J H Phillips
Principal High School — C A Brown
Supv Music — Leta Kitta
Manual Training? — B L Dimmitt
Domestic Science — Miss Cawell
Physical Culture — F T Courleux
Drawing — Lenore A EUdred
Prattville, Antauga Co, pop 2,050
Prin County H S — A S Dale
Reform, Pickens Co , pop 750
Prtn County H S — R L Heaves
floanoke, Randolph Co , pop 2,000
City Superintendent— W H McDanlel
Prln Handley H S — H B Norton
Roanoke Normal School, private, prep , co-
ed , non-sect , W H McDaniel, B S ,
Pres
Rockf ord, Coosa Co , pop 450
Prln County H S — R L Griffin
Roger&ville, Lauderdale Co , pop 900
Pres Bd Educ — D O Warren
Sec Bd Educ — H C Warren
Prin County H S — W L Davis
Supv Music — Miss Fern Galloway
Domestic Science — Miss Irene Davis
Drawings-Miss Inez Davis
Russellvllie, Franklin Co , pop 2,150
Prln County H S— B T Balding
Samson, Geneva Co , pop 1,200
City Superintendent — W L Hicks
Scottsboro, Jackson Co , pop 1,200
Prln County H S— J T Huffstutler
Selma, Dallas Co , pop 13,649
Pres Bd Bduc— Col W R Nelson.
Sec Bd. Educ —Mr C M Howard.
City Superintendent — Arthur F Harmon
Principal H S'— Edward G McGehee. Jr
Supv Music— Miss Thomaslne Cobb
Man Tr, Draw and Pen* ship— Harry Reid*
Domestic Science— Miss Mabel Milhan.
Selma University (colored), colL, co-ed.;
Bapt , ets 1878, Rev Matthew William
Gilbert, A M, D D, President
Dallas Academy, prep , co-ed., A. F Har-
man, Principal.
Sheffield, Colbert Co, pop 4,000
Pres Bd Educ — Judge J H. Nathan,
Sec Bd Educ. — Sid B. Jones.
City Superintendent — William P Johnion.
Supv Music— Miss Mattie Klrkpatric.
Snow Hill, WUcox Co, pop. 600.
Snow Hill Normal and Industrial Institute,
nor , co-ed , non-sect , eat 1894, W J*
Edwards, Prln
Spring Hill, Mobile Co, pop 182
Spring Hill College, coll and prep dept.
men, R C , eat 1830, Rev Edward Cum-
xnlngs, S J, President.
Springville, St Clalr Co, pop 550.
Spring Lake College, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , est 1897, *W A McCreless, Prin
St Bernard, Cnllman Co , pop 25
St Bernard College, coll men, R C , est.
1892, Rev. Bernard Mengea, O & B.
Stevenson, Jackson Co , pop 575
Austin Training School, prep , co-ed., non-
sect , W P Mawry, Prln.
Sylacauga, Talladega Co , pop 1,300
Fourth District Agricultural School, agri ,
co-ed , state, est 1895 r Joseph S Ganey,
Pres
Talladega, Talladega Co , pop 5,854
Pres Bd Educ — J K. Dlxon
Sec Bd Bduc — John C Williams
City Superintendent—Daniel A McNeil!
Principal High School — Alonzo Abrami.
Supv Mus and Draw — June Crawford.
Alabama Synodlcal College for Women,
girls' boarding, Presb , est 1903, Rev T
P Walton, Pres
Institute for Deaf, Dumb and Blind, state,
J H Johnson, Supt
Talladega College (colored), courses in Nor-
mal, Collegiate, Theology and Music, co-
ed , Cong, est 1687, John M P Met-
calf, President
Thomaston, Marengo Co , pop 450
Prln County H S — W C Blasingam*
Thomasville, Clark Co., pop. 750
Supt of Schools— H M Morrow
Thorsbr, Chllton Co, pop 400
Thorsby Institute, prep co-ed non-sect, A
est 1906, S. H Herbert, Principal
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AT. A "RAM A
Trinity, Morgan Co, pop 200
North Alabama Collegiate Institute, prep ,
co-ed , Rev Josephus Shackelford, Prin
Troy, Pike Co, pop. 4,961
City Superintendent — John R McLure.
State Normal School, teachers' training
courses, state, co-ed.; eat 1887, Edward
M Shackelford, LL. D, President
Tnscaloosa, Tnscaloosa Co, pop 8,407
Pres. Bd. Educ. — B N C Snow
Sec. Bd. Educ. — J I. Harrison
City Superintendent— James H. Foster
Principal High School*— Frank L Grove
Supv Music — Miss Luclle DeVere.
Com'l and Stenog— -Miss Claude Burton
Central Female College, girls boarding,
Bapt , est 1858, B F Giles, A M, Pres
Stillman Institute (colored), prep , men,
Rev J H. Davis, President.
University of Alabama, comprises College
of Arts and Sciences, School of Educa-
tion, College of Engineering, School of
Law, School of Medicine (at Mobile), De-
partment of Pharmacy (at Mobile), Sum-
mer School for Teachers, state univ , co-
ed , est 1831, George H Denny, LL D,
President
University of Alabama, School of Education,
professional teachers' training courses,
est 1909, James J Doster, A M, Dean*
University of Alabama, College of Engi-
neering, courses in Chemical, Civil, Elec-
trical, Highway, Mechanical, and Mining
Engineering, est 1881, George Jacob
Davis, Jr, C E, Dean
University of Alabama, School of Law,
course covers two years, est. 1845, Al-
bert J Farrah, LL. B, Dean
University Training School, prep for boys,
Stonewall J Pulllam, Principal.
Tufcumbla, Colbert Co, pop 2,500
City Superintendent— J. F Collins
Deshler Female Institute, girls' boarding,
non-sect; Miss Annabel Home, Principal.
Tuskegee, Maeon Co, pop. 8,500.
City Superintendent— W. I* Porter. ,
Tuskegee — continued
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
(colored), academic, agricultural, me-
chanical and industrial courses, co-ed ;
non-sect , est 1881, Booker T Wash-
ington, LL D , Principal
Union Springs, Bullock Co, pop 8,000
City Supt and Prin. H. S— E S Pugh
Unlontown, Perry Co, pop. 1,830.
City Superintendent— A M Spessari
Yexnon, Lamar Co, pop. 750
Pres Bd Educ— J T Guy ton.
Sec Bd Bduc— J F Mattox.
Prin County H S — S. B Gibson
Walnut Grove, Etowah Co, pop 275
Walnut Grove College.- coll and prep , co-
ed , non-sect , W J Nash, Pres. ^
Warrior, Jefferson Co, pop 1,200.,
City Superintendent — Win B Lovejoy
Wedowee, Randolph Co , pop 500
Prin County H S — J A Parrish
West Blocton, Bibb Co , pop 2,500
City Superintendent — H D Cullen
Wetnmpka, Elmore Co., pop 1,500.
City Superintendent — L. L Vaan
Fifth District Agricultural School, agri
co-ed.; state, A S Ford. Pres
Whistler, Mobile Co, pop 1,100
City Superintendent— Tabby Blake
WllsonvlUe, Shelby Co, pop 1,095
Pres Bd Educ — J C Mooney
Sec Bd Educ— L B Riddle
City Superintendent — J F Pope.
Principal High School— Jeff D Harris.
Supv Music — Mrs Rosa Teague
Manual Training r-Scott Taylor
Domestic Science — Mrs Olive Smith
Physical Culture— Johnie Hill
Wylam, Jefferson Co., pop 1,500.
City Superintendent— Douglas Allen,
York, Snmter Co*, pop. 800
Prin. County H. S— P B Pepper
ARIZONA
Population, 204,854 School census, 38,791 School age, 6-21
Arizona la the forty-sixth state of the Union in point of population, having a
total of 204,354 inhabitants, of whom 83 9 per cent are white Of this number, 22.0
per cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population, ten
years of age and over, is 20 9 per cent , the state ranking forty-fifth in thli respect.
The educational system of the state is as follows
STATE SUPEBINTENDENT 'S OFFICE
C O CASE, State Superintendent of Public Instruction
.Phoenix
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
GBO W P HUNT, Governor of Arizona, President
C O CASE, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Secretary
A J MATTHEWS, Principal Arizona Normal School
R H H BLOME, Principal Northern Arizona Normal School
A. H WILDE, President University of Arizona
A. K. STABLER, Principal Phoenix High School . .
CUBTIS W MILLER, County Superintendent of Schools
Phoenix
Phoenix
.Tempo
Flagstaff
. Tucson
•Phoenix
.Preseott
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS
C O CASE, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Chairman . .
J D LOPER, Member
H Q ROBERTSON, Member
ARIZONA STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
G A GOOOIN, President
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
PhOWrfX
Phoenix
. Mem
. PhoBnix
County Name and Address
Apache O 29 Greer, St Johns
Cochiae D B Hutchins, Tombstone
Coconlno N G Layton, Flag-staff
Gila .T P Howard. Globe
Graham. J A Woods, Thatcher
Greenlee , J W Aker, Duncan
Maricopa J A Rlgrglns, Phoenix
County Name and Addreu
Navajo . . R. C. Smith', Holbrook
PIma . W M. Pryoe, Tucson
Final . B B. Devlne, Florence
Santa Cruz EC R. Renshaw, Nogftles
Tavapai Curtis "W Miller, Prescott
Tuma C Lionise Boehrinyer, Tuma
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ARIZONA
PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Benson, Cochlse Co , pop 1,000
City Superintendent — A H Gibson
Blsbee, Cochlfie Co, pop 9,019
Pres Bd Educ — A G Watkins.
Sec Bd Bduc — F C Bledsoe
City Superintendent — Charles F Philbrook
Principal High School— B Q Snider
Manual Training — F S Hamilton
Domestic Science — Alice Spellman
Drawing1— Anna B Wilmer
Clifton, Greenlee Co , pop 4 874
Pres Bd Bduc— M B Mitchell
Sec Bd Educ — Mat Danenhauer
City Superintendent — J C Kenwell
Principal High School— Kitty A, Ivef
Supv Music — Annette W Joy
Manual Training-— S L Caldwell
Drawing — Frances Bain
Com'l and Stenog*y — P M George
Douglas, Cochise Co, pop 6,487
Pres Bd Bduc — J H Westover
Sec Bd Educ — Fred Ingle
City Superintendent — Charles McGraw
Principal High School— W C Miller
Commercial — Miss Corey
Flagstaff, Coconlno Co , pop £,000
Pres Bd Bduc — E M Brown
City Superintendent — O H Richardson
Music & Dom Sci — Elizabeth Watkins
Manual Training — Miss Nevada Moore
Drawing — Esther A Bullard
Northern Arizona Normal School normal
state co-ed , est 1899, Rudolph H H
Blome, Ph D , Principal
Florence, Final Co , pop 1,800
City Superintendent — J Oscar Mullen
Fort Defiance, Apache Co, pop. 150
Navajo Training School, Govt Industrial
achool for Indians, co-ed , est 1872,
Peter Paqueth, Supt
Glendale, Mancopa County
Prln Union H S — B H Scudder
Globe, Gila Co , pop* 7,083
Pres Bd Bduc— B F Baker
Sec Bd Educ — J L Alexander
City Superintendent — O F Munson
Jerome, Yavapal Co , pop 8,000
Pres Bd Educ — M J Bradley
Sec Bd Educ — A L Ruse
City Superintendent — R Q Stevenson
Principal High School — J K Jamison
Supv Music — Mrs R G Stevenson
Keam'fl Canon, Navajo Co, pop 29
Moqul Indian Training School, Govt indus-
trial school for Indians, co-ed , Theo G
Lemmon, Supt
Kingman, Mohave Co , pop 1,500
City Superintendent — J C Stewart
Mesa, Marioopa Co , pop 1,800
City Supeilntendent — H Q Robertson
Metcalf, Greenlee Co , pop 2,500
City Superintendent — SopMe E Shirley
Mohave City, Mohave Co , pop 175
Fort Mohave Indian School, Govt indus-
trial school for Indians, co-ed , est 1890,
Duncan D McArthur, B S , B Pd , Supt.
Morencl, Greenlee Co, pop 5,010
Pres Bd Educ — D M Cansler
Sec Bd Educ — M H McLean
City Supt & Prin H S— C A Coggin
Music & Draw— Clara Pease
Manual Training — Earl P Sharpe
Domestic Science — Gladys Mosher
Commercial — Edith M Johnston
Nogales, Santa Cruz Co, pop 2,000
City Superintendent — A H McClure
Phoenix, Marlcopa Co , pop 11,184
Pres Bd Educ — Sims Ely
Sec Bd Educ — L D Dameron
City Superintendent — John D Loper
Principal High School— A K Stabler
Supv Music — Edith Sutherland
Manual Training — Lester R Finch
Domestic Science — Florence J Graham
Drawing — Cordelia McLain
Lamson Business College bus and sten .
E M Lamson Pres
United States Indian Industrial School.
Govt industrial achool for Indians . co-
ed , est 1890 Charles W Goodman Supt
Prescott, Yavapal Co, pop 5092
Pres Bd Educ— M B Hazeltlne
Sec Bd Educ— Dr J H Blaln
City Superintendent— Warren D Baker
Principal High School— Frank H Hart
Supv Music— Mibel Bun aid
Manual Training — Ah aid BOBS
Domestic Science — Mibel Jones
Physical Culture — Pht\ ^mith
Penmanship — Lena HutsHfld
Commercial — Ellen Clemens
St Joseph Academj , prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sisters of St Joseph
St Johns, Apache Co , pop 1 200
City Superintendent— P A HInckley
Safford, Graham Co , pop 1,200
City Superintendent— Elizabeth Caruthers.
Tempe, Maricopa Co , pop 1,300
Pres Bd Educ — \V A Moeur
Sec Bd Educ — G R Finch
City Supt and Prin H S — P J Sullivan
Supv Music — D White
Commercial — W B Christy
Manual Training — S J Jennings
Tempe Normal School of Arizona normal,
state, co-ed , est 1886, A J Matthew*,
Pres
Thatcher, Graham Connii
Gila Academy prep , oo cd « non-8*»ct , R
C Peterson, Principal
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ARIZONA
ARIZONA
Tombstone, Cochlse Co , pop 1,582
Prea Bd Educ — Joseph MoPheraon.
Sec Bd Educ — H Eckerman,
Principal High School — K B Jenkins
Tncson, Fima Co, pop 18,198.
City Superintendent — Sidney C Newsoxn
Principal High School — Harold Steele
St Joseph Academy, girls' boarding, R C ,
est 1871, Sister M Alexandrine, Supe-
rioress
State School for the Deaf, state Institu-
tion, est 1912, Henry C White, A B,
Principal
Tucson Business College , bus , sten , teleg ,
est 1912, P L Harroun, President
University of Arizona, comprises College of
Liberal Arts, of Engineering, and Agri-
cultural Experiment Station, co-ed.,
state, est 1891, Arthur H Wilde, Ph D,
President
University of Arizona, Agricultural Experi-
ment Station, courses in agriculture,
Robert H Forbes, B S, Director
University of Arizona College of Engineer-
ing courses in civil, electrical, mechan-
Tucson — continued
leal and mining engineering, Arthur H
Wilde Ph D, President
Wfflcox, Cochlse Co , pop 660
City Superintendent — J C Campbell
Williams, Coconlno Co , pop 1,500
City Superintendent — James H Gerard.
Wlnslow, Navajo Co, pop 1,600.
Pres Bd Educ — G H Keyes, Jr
Sec Bd Educ— A E Gillard.
City Superintendent — G E Cornelius
Principal High School— M T Powell
Supv Music — Bertha Wftlllock.
Manual Training— Edward Davis
Domestic Science — Nora Carmody
Drawing — Alma Ross
Commercial — Zella Roberts
Yuma, Yuma Co, pop
City Superintendent— Cornelia H Bissell.
Prin Union H S —Grant Van Hoose
Fort Yuma Indian School, Govt, indus-
trial school for Indians, co-ed , non-sect .
est 1888, Loson L Odle, Superintendent
ARKANSAS
Population, 1,574,449 School census, 573,772. School age, 6-21
Arkansas is the twenty-fifth state of the Union in point of population, having a
total of 1,574,449 inhabitants, of whom 718 per cent are white. Of this number,
1 1 per cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population,
ten years of age and over, is 12 6 per cent , the state ranking thirty eighth in this
respect The educational system of the state is as follows
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
Gtao B COOK, State Superintendent of Public Instruction . Little Bock
BAY GILL, Deputy Superintendent Little Bock
B. W TOBBEYSON, Professor of Secondary Education .Little Bock
J L BOND, Supervisor of Bural Schools Little Bock
Miss EVA BEIOHAEDT, State Organizer School Improvement .Little Bock
STATE BOABD OF EDUCATION
GEO. B COOK, Ex-officio Chairman . Little Bock
B. W TORREYSON, Secretary . . . .Little Bock
L P ANDERSON . . ..Marvel!
D A. BEADHAM. ^ ... .Warren
FOBNEY HUTOHINSON . . Hot
J H REYNOLDS .. . . .
J. W KUYKENDALL . . . ..Ft. Smith
JOHN P LEE * Clarendon
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
CHARLES L BROUGH, President Magnolia
J L BOND, Secretary . . . Little Bock
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS AND EXAMINERS OF SCHOOLS
County Name and Address
Arkansas J M Henderson, Jr. DeWitt
Ashley F W Whiteside Hamburg
~ G W Alcorn, Arkana
W R Edwards Hiwasse
J W Nicholson, Bellefonte
B L Herring-, Warren
^ LA Talbot Harrell
C S Parnett Eureka Springs
H C Gibson Berryvllle
_ U C Barnett Dermott
B F Condray, Arkadelphia
Ashley
Baxter
"Bcnton
Boone
Bradley
Calhoun
Oirroll
Carroll
Chicot
Clark
County Name and Address
Clay W G Barker, Corning;
Clay J K Browning Flgrffott
Cleburne T M Norwood, Qultman
Cleveland B T Searcy. RIson
Columbia, W A Jackson McNeil
Conway T L Haynes, Morrilton
Cralgrhead B B Barrett, Jonesboro
Crawford T P Wasson, Van Buren
Crittenden . T P Johnson. Earle
Cross H A Woodward, Wynne
Dallas H. O Thweatt; Sparkman
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ARKANSAS
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS AND EXAMINERS OF SCHOOLS— Continued
County
Deaha
Drew
Faulkner
Franklin
Franklin
Fulton
Garland
Grant Ed F McDonald, Leola
Greene Geo H Rogers, Paragpuld
Hempstead M L Hicks, Hope
Hot Spring W D Leiper, Malvern
Howard R H Kolb, Nashville
Independence Sid Pickens, Batesville
Name and Address
J H Wallace, McGehee
W C Cruce, Montlcello
J M C Vaughter, Conway
J J Partain, Altus
Oscar Corbell, Branch
R L White, Salem
D. A Crockett, Hot Spring's
Izard
Jackson
Jefferson
Johnson
Lafayette
L'aTv'rence
T H Linn, Melbourne
W M Shaver, Tuckerman
(Supt)
A, W Lowe, Pine Bluff
(Supt )
B M Riddell, Clarksville
J F Bright, Lewisville
B E Hulen, Imboden
Lee (Supt ) T A Futrall, Mananna
Lincoln W A Fish, Star City
Little River L £3 Quinn, Ashdown
Logan J G Gideon Prairie View
Logan W C Bryant, Booneville
Lonoke E R Robinson, Lonoke
Madison W A Easterling, Huntsville
Marion Fred Williams, Flippm
Miller (Supt ) J Winham, Texarkana
Mississippi J D Swift, Blytheville
(Supt )
Monroe (Supt) D Bowen, Brinkley
County
Montgomery
Name and Address
W G Miller, Mt Ida
(Supt )
R D Martin, Emmet
Nevada
Newton
J T Sharpenstem, Western Grove
Ouachita J J Tibbits, Bearden
Perry W B Loudermllk, Adona
Phillips L P Anderson, Marvell
Pike J H. Webb, Delight
Pomsett . H B Thorn, Harrlsburg
(Supt )
Polk (Supt ) W T Adams, Mena
Pope E H Shinn, Russellville
Prairie T C Griffin, Hickory Plains
(Supt )
Pulaskl . R. H Parham, Little Rock
Randolph E W Thompson, Pocahontaa
Saline . W J. Canaday, Benton
Scott C Henderson, Waldron
Searcy J G Ferguson, Gilbert
Sebastian J B Williamson, Greenwood
(Supt)
Sevier G A Sullards, De Queen
Sharp William Jarvis, Cave City
Sharp D C Billmgsley, Ash Flat
St Francis J M Wilson, Coldwell
Stone John H Gray, Moralla
Union A D Murphy, Strong
Van Buren Elmer Couch, Clinton
Washington W F Buck, West Fork
White (Supt ) J F Boggs, Pangburn
Woodruff A L Hutchms, Augusta
Yell M Sulltvant, Danville
Yell T A Wright, Ola
Woodruff J W Simmons, Cotton Plant
PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Amity, Clark Co, pop 813
Amity High School, prep , co-ed non-
sect , est 18917 J C Parsons, Principal.
Argenta, Pulaskl Co, pop 11,138
Free Bd Educ— M Levy
Sec Bd Educ — A B Gerlach
City Superintendent — D L Paisley
Principal High School — E3 H White
Supv Music — Louis K Mellinger
Manual Training1 — Clarence Jones
Domestic Science — Jessie Stone
Physical Culture — Paralee Crossland
Penmanship — E! H White
Arkadelphia, Clark Co , pop 19,745
City Superintendent — D P Condruy
Henderson-Brown College* comprises Col-
lege, High School, and School of Fine
Arts, co-ed , M E , est 1890, George H
Crowell, Ph D , President
Henderson -Brown High School, prep dept
of Henderson -Brown College, Rowlln Ros-
coe James, Headmaster
Ouachita College^ collegiate, preparatory,
music and business departments , co-ed ,
Bapt , est. 1886, Rev Robert G Bowers,
D D, Pres
Arkansas City, Desha Co, pop 1,485
City Superintendent — H L Wade
Ashdown, Little River Co, pop 1,247
City Superintendent — J I McAdams
Augusta, Woodruff Co, pop 1,520
City Superintendent — A L Hutchlns
Batesville, Independence Co, pop 8,809
Pres Bd Educ— S A Hail
Sec Bd Educ — Burton Arnold
City Superintendent — Sidney Pickens
Arkansas College^ coll, prep, and music
depts , co-ed , Presby , est 187S, Jerome
P Robertson, D D, President
Batesville Business College, bus and sten.;
R W Jacks, Principal
Belleville, Yell Co , pop 574
City Superintendent — W B Wetherall
Belleville Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , J B Smythe, Prin
Benton, Saline Co » pop 1,708.
City Superintendent — W P Wilson
2C
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Bentonville, Benton Co, pop 1,956
Pres Bd Educ — W A DIckson
Sec Bd Educ — W T Maxwell
City Superintendent — G A Sullards
Principal High School — F H Duff
Black Bock, Lawrence Co, pop 1,078
Pres Bd Educ — Charles H Martin
Sec Bd Educ— G W Warren
City Superintendent— T C Blair
Blytheville, Mississippi Co, pop 3,849
City Superintendent — Edgar Williams
Bodcaw, Nevada Co, pop 225
Union Baptist High School , prep , co-ed
Bapt , A N Hollls, Prln
Booneville, Logan Co, pop 1,681
City Superintendent— J S Cheek
Brinkley, Monroe Co, pop 1,740
City Superintendent — David Brown
Butler, Mississippi Co, pop 210
Holly Spring College, prep , co-ed Bapt ,
est 1902, 8 W Tlndell, D D, Pres
Camden, Onachlta Co , pop 8,995
City Superintendent — Asa McGain
Clarksville, Johnson Co , ]
City Superintendent — J
> 1,456
Sallis
Arkansas Cumberland Colege, coll , prep ,
music, com'l depts , co-ed , Presb , est
1891, Rev W L Darby, D D, President
Coal Hill, Johnson Co, pop 1,229.
City Superintendent — B M Grambling
Conway, Faulkner Co, pop 2,794
City Superintendent — J P Womack
Arkansas State Normal School, normal,
state, co-ed , est 1908, J J Doyne, Pres
Central College,, girls' boarding, music,
household economics, Bapt , est 1892,
John W Conger, LL D , President.
Hendrix College, coll , men, M B So ,
est 1884, J H ~ "' ~~ - ~ •
dent
Reynolds, LL D, Presi-
Hendrlx College Academy, prep dept-
Hendrix College, co-ed , M J Russell,
Headmaster
Corning, Clay Co, pop 1,489
Pres Bd Educ — W W Henry
Sec Bd Educ — Dr McKInney
City Superintendent — Harvey Haley
Principal High School — Harvey Haley
Supr Music — Harvey ±±aley
Cotton Plant, Woodruff Co, pop 1,081
Prea Bd Educ — R D Campbell
Sec Bd Educ — D H Echols
City Superintendent — J W Simmons.
Principal High School — Prof Hunniout
Supv Music— Miss Mamie Nell Matthews
Draw & Pen' ship — Miss Audrey Goode
Crossett, Ashley Co, pop 2,088
City Superintendent — D C Hastings
Dardanelle, Yell Co , pop 1,757
Pres Bd Bduc — J K Barry
Sec Bd Bduc— J M Nolen
City Superintendent — H C Scott
Principal High School — Tom Bullock
Supv Music — Mrs F M Tollison
De Queen, Sevier Co , pop 2,018
City Superintendent — G A Sullards
Dermott, Chicot Co , pop 1,662
Pres Bd Bduc — E E Barlow
Sec Bd Educ — C Helmstetter
City Superintendent — N C Barnett
Earl, Crittenden Co, pop 1,542
City Superintendent — T P Johnson
El Dorado, Union Co, pop 4,202
City Superintendent — Thomas C Abbott
England, Lonoke Co , pop 1,407
City Superintendent — T E Querln
Enreka Springs, Carroll Co , pop 8,228.
City Superintendent — C S Barnett
Crescent College and Conservatory, girls*
boarding, non-sect , est 1898, H. R
Thompson, A M, Dean
Fayettevllle, Washington Co, pop 4,471
Pies Bd Educ— J H Mcllio\
Sec Bd Educ — R J T\ ilson
City Superintendent — Frank S Root
Principal High School — E A Byers
University of Arkansas comprises College
of Arts and Sciences, of Engineering, of
Agriculture and College of Medicine (at
Little Rock), state co-ed est 1872,
John C Fu trail, A M, President.
University of Arkansas College of Agricul-
ture agric , animal husbandry horticul-
ture, Martin Nelson, Dean
University of Arkansas, College of Engi-
neering, courses in civil chemical, elec-
trical mechanical and mining engineer-
ing, Julius J Knoch C E Dean
Fordyce, Dallas Co, pop. 2,794.
City Superintendent — C E Condray
Clary Training School, prep , co-ed , Meth.,
est 1889. J H Thach, Pres
Forrest City, St Francis Co., pop. 2,484
City Superintendent — L P Anderson
Fort Smith, Sebastian Co , pop 23,975.
Pres Bd Educ— T W B Boone
Sec Bd Educ — John W Morton
City Superintendent — J W Kuykendall
Principal High School — H C Morrison
Supv Music — I B Schneider
Manual Training-— A M Corn well
Domestic Science — Blanche Fisher
Physical Culture— W M Weaver
Commercial— J L MilHgan
Draughon's Practical Business College*
bus and sten , est 1906, D C Smith,
Manager
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ARKANSAS
Fort Smith — continued
Fort Smith Commercial College, bus and
aten , est 1888, George M Neale, Presi-
dent, 802 N Sixth
St Ann's Academy girls' boarding1, R C ,
Sister Mary Aloyslus, Superior
Friendship, Hot Spring: Co , pop 168
Friendship High School prep , co-ed ,
non-sect , est 1890, Robert H Freeland,
Superintendent
Gentry, Benton Co , pop 668
Pres Bd Educ — J F Mitchell
Sec Bd Educ — F J Thompson
City Superintendent — C B Dickinson
Principal High School — J W Webb
Hendrlx Academy, prep co-ed., M B
So eat 1898, "Kev L H Bakes, A B,
Pres
Glenvrood, Pike Co , pop 676
City Superintendent — John L McConnell
Gravette, Benton Co
Gravette Business College, bus , sten , W
R Gregg, Manager
Greenwood, Sebastian Co, pop 1,124
City Superintendent — C Henderson
Gordon, Clark Co , pop 1,284
City Superintendent — N M Whaley
Hamburg, Ashley Co , pop 1,787
City Superintendent — G C Whiteside
Harrison, Boone Co , pop 1,602
Pres Bd Educ — Dr L Kirby
Sec Bd Educ— R M Fellows
City Superintendent — W D Jiler
Principal High School — F Steed
Heber Springs, Cleburne Co , pop. 1,050
City Superintendent — B I Lung
Helena, Phillips Co , pop 8,772
City Superintendent — Samuel H Spragins
Sacred Heart Academy rfrls' boarding,
R C , est 1879, Sister Superior
Hope, Hempstead Co ,
City Superintendent —
> 8,639
J Hammond
Hot Springs Garland Co, pop 14,484
Pres Bd Educ — Dr L N Barry
Seo Bd Educ — C E Marsh
City Superintendent — M Hose
Principal High School — C F Allen
Supv Music — Miss Olive Faulker
Draw and Pen' ship — Miss Marx
Hot Springs Business College, bus and
sten , M Say re, Prln
Seller's School The Misses, prep , co-ed ,
non-sect , Miss Sellers, Prin , 231 Cedar
St Mary's Academy^ prep , oo-ed , R. C ,
Sisters of Mercy
Wyatt School, prep , co-ed , Miss A Wy-
att, Prin
Huntlngton, Sebastian Co, pop 1,700
City Superintendent — C C Hearnsburger
Huttig, Union Co, pop 1,240.
City Superintendent— M P Morton
Imboden, Lawrence Co , pop 600
Sloan-Hendrlx Academy, prep , co-ed , e»t.
1900, M E So , J C Baton, Prin
Jonesboro, Cralghead Co , pop 7,128
City Superintendent — C F Garrett
State Agricultural School, (First District),
courses in agric, dom science and In-
dustry, co-ed , est 1910, V C Kays,
MSA, Principal
Junction City, Union Co , pop 1,060
City Superintendent — A H Abbott
Lake Tillage, Chlcot Co, pop 1,074
City Superintendent— Miss M Mease
Leslie, Searcy Co, pop 1,898
City Superintendent — J C Bunch
Little Bock, Pnlaskt Co, pop 46,941
Free Bd Educ— L B Leigh
Sec Bd Educ— J H Bilheimer
City Superintendent — Robert C Hall
Principal High School— A B Hill
Supv Music — D J Evans
Manual Training— E W Harsock
Domestic Science — Myrtle Wilson
Physical Culture — Louis Reub
Draw and Pen'ship— Mabel Barry
Commercial — J O Kensey
Arkansas Baptist College (colored) , prep ,
co-ed , Bapt , Joseph A Booker, Pres
Draughon s Practical Business College,
bus and sten , est 1888, William A
Zeigler, Manager, Main and 7th St
Ford Business College, bus and sten , est
1909, H K. Ford, Pres, 5th and Main
St
Hill's Keys Business College, bus and sten ,
R H Hill, Pres , J F Snider, Prin ,
Third and Main St
Little Rock College academic, oo-ed ,
Bishop J B Morris, Dean
Mount St Mary's Academy, girls' board-
ing, R C est 1851, Sisters of Mercy
Philander Smith College (colored), coll ,
co-ed , M E , est 1877, J M Cox, Pres.
Shorter College (colored) , prep , co-ed ,
A M E , est 1887, Rev O I* Moody,
B D , President
University of Arkansas, Law Department,
law, co-ed , est 1889, J H Carmichael,
Dean
University of Arkansas, Medical Depart-
ment med , reg co-ed est 1879,
Morgan Smith, M D , Dean
University of Arkansas, Pharmacy Depart-
ment, co-ed , state, Morgan Smith, M
D , Dean
Williams Industrial College (colored) In-
dustrial, co-ed , non-sect , est 1898,
Rufus S Stout, LL D , Pres
Lonoke, Lonoke Co , pop 1,547
City Superintendent — O E Williams
Magazine, Logan Co, pop 968
Magazine Ouchlta Academy, prep , co-ed ,
Bapt, est 1900, James'L Smith, A B,
Prin
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Magnolia, Colombia Co, pop. 8,045
City Superintendent — J P Womack
State Agricultural School (Third District)
aerie , domestic science, normal, music
state, co-ed , est 1910, W S Johnson
Ph D , President
Malvern, Hot Spring: Co , P?P *'™?v
City Superintendent — W C Murphy
Marlanna, Lee Co, pop 4,810
City Superintendent — J H Andrews
Marked Tree, Polnsett Co, pop 8,026
pres. Bd. ««T* ^as*
Sec Bd Bduc — J C McCroy
City Superintendent— J P Fog*.
Mena, Polk Co, pop 8,958. A_ w-
City Superintendent — W T Adams
Montlcello, Drew Co, pop -,---
City Superintendent — J L Spence
Hinemon s University SchooJU prep , coed ,
no™Bect, est 1890, J iTspencer, Supt,
State Agricultural School (Fourth District) ,
state, co-ed , Frank Horsfall, Pres.
MorrlUton, Conway Co, pop 8,484
City Superintendent— W B Slmmson
Mountain Home, Baxter Co, pop 446
Mountain Home Baptist College, prep , co-
ed , boarding, Bapt , est 1898, B E
Crump, President
Nashville, Howard Co, pop 8,874
City Superintendent — B H. Kalb
Newport, Jackson Co, pop. 8,667
City Superintendent— W L. Wallace
Okolona, Clark Co, pop 418
City Superintendent— Frank Frazier
Okolona High School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , T B Greene, Prin
Osceola, Mississippi Co, pop 1,769
City Superintendent — J T Cuplt
Ozark, Franklin Co, pop 1,146
City Superintendent— W S Williams
Paragould, Greene Co, pop 6,848
City Superintendent — Louie B Boy
Parrlsh College, prep and bus , oo-ed ,
non-sec , est T 1899, B H Pardon, B S,
Pres
Thompson s Classical Institute, prep , co-
ed , non-sect , B S Thompson, Prin
Logan Co, pop. 1,497
City Superintendent— G S Mimmler
Nl' T kufclaco College, coll, men, B C.
ires Rev I*natlui Conrad, O S B,
Piggott, Clay Co, pop 1,160.
Pres Bd Bduc — W B Spence
Sec Bd Bduc— C W Polland
City Superintendent — J F Bills
Principal High School— Miss Leah Williams
Fine Bluff, Jefferson Co , pop 16,108
City Superintendent — Junius Jordon
Annunciation Academy, girls' boarding, B
C , est 1880, Sisters of Charity, 422 W
Sixth
Branch Normal College (colored), normal,
state, co-ed , est 1875, Frederick Thomas
Vinegar, Principal
Pine Bluff Commercial College, bus and
sten , est 1918, B H Sanders, Proprietor
Prairie Grove, Washington Co, pop. 774.
Supt. City Schools — Jamas C Hennon
Pracott, Nevada Co, pop 8,706
Pres Bd. Bduc— M W Greeson.
Sec Bd Bduc — Alex Vaugham
City Superintendent — Ury McKenzie
Supv Music — Miss Virginia Watson
Domestic Science — Marcella Arthur
Manual Training — Miss Supe
Agriculture — Minor Gordon
Rector, Clay Co , pop 1,869
Pres Bd Bduc — J M Trammell
Sec Bd Educ — Luther King
City Superintendent — W L, Skaggs
Boffers, Benton Co , pop 8,880
City Superintendent — A W May berry
Rogers Academy, prep , co-ed , Cong , est,
1883, Morris B Ailing, Ph B, Prin
Bussellvllle, Pope Co, pop. 8,936
Pres Bd Bduc — L B McClure
Sec Bd Bduc — James A Clifton
City Superintendent — B T Proctor
Principal High School — B E Strong
State Agricultural School (Third District),
state, co-ed A K Short, Pres
Searcy, White Co, pop. 8,381
City Superintendent — F G May
Galloway Female College, girls boarding,
Meth , est 1888, J M William* A B,
Pres
Searcy Female Institute, girls* boarding,
non-sect , est 1891, Mary Jasper Willis,
Prin
Slloam Springs, Benton Co, pop. 8,406*
Pres Bd Educ — J F Colljer
Sec Bd Bduc — George W Heed
City Superintendent — J L Shearer
Principal High School — J B Bunn
Arkansas Conference College^, colt. co-*C,
M B , est 1899, Bev Thomas Mason,
A M, D D, Pres.
Southland, Phillips Co, pop 10*.
Southland College and Normal Institute,
coll , co-ed , Society of Friends, est.
1863, H C Wolford, Pres
Springdale, Washington Co., pop* 1,760*
Pres Bd Bduc — B B Gumming*
Sec Bd Bduc— B S Thompson
City Superintendent — W H Banta
Principal High School — F G Bobb
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Stuttgart, Arkansas Co, pop 9,740
Free Bd Educ — A R Bohon
Sec Bd Educ — F E Wheeler
City Superintendent — John G Rossman
Principal High School — Bess Rodgers
Physical Culture — Pearl G Smith
Stuttgart College, prep , co-ed , United
Presby , E McKee, Pres
Stuttgart Training School prep , co-ed ,
M E So , est 1908 R Ralph Stanley,
B L, Prln
Snbiaco, ILogan Co, pop 400
Sublaco College, boys' boarding, R C est ^
1888, Principal
Texarkana, Miller Co, pop 5,665.
Pres Bd Educ — Allen Wlnham
Sec Bd Educ— A B Little
City Superintendent — George W Reid
Principal High School— Carl McGannon
Music & Draw — Beatrice Van Horn
Manual Training — E C Condit
Dom Sci & Phy Cult.— Miss M Burris
Van Buren, Crawford Co, pop. 3,878.
City Superintendent — J R Williams
Vllonla, Faulkner Co , pop 165
Arkansas Holiness College, ooll , co-ed. «
non-sect , est 1900, C L Hawkins,
Pres
Walnut Ridge, Lawrence Co , pop. 1,798
City Superintendent — W L. Skaggs
Warren, Bradley Co,, pop 2,057
~ it — J E
City Superintendent
Presson
Wilmar, Drew Co , pop 929
Beauvolr College, coll , co-ed , non-sect ,
J "L Spence, Pres.
Wltehervllle, Sebastian Co, pop 128
Buokner College, prep, co-ed, Bapt, est
1882, J W Blan, TPrin.
IVynne, Cross Co, pop 2,858
City Superintendent — E A Woodward.
CAMFOBNIA
Population, 2,377,549 School census, 460,238 School age, 5-17
California is the twelfth state of the Union in point of population, having a
total of 2,377,549 inhabitants, of whom 95 per cent are white Of this number
21 8 per cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population,
ten years of age and over, is 3 7 per cent , the state ranking seventeenth in this re-
spect The educational system of the state is as follows
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
EDWARD HYATT, Superintendent of Public Instruction . Sacramento
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
HIRAM W. JOHNSON, Governor, President of Board Sacramento
EDWARD HYATT, State Superintendent, Secretary Sacramento
MORRIS E DAILEY, President of State Normal School San Jose
J F MILLSPAUGH, President State Normal Los Angeles
ALLISON WARE, President of State Normal School Chieo
EDWARD L HARDY, President of State Normal School San Diego
FREDERIC L Buns:, President of State Normal School San Francisco
BENJAMIN IDE WHEELER, President of State University Berkeley
ALEX F LANGE, Professor of Pedagogy at State University . Berkeley
EDNAH A BIOH, President State Normal School of Manual Arts Santa Barbara
C L MGLANE, Acting President State Normal School Fresno
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION
HIRAM W JOHNSON, Governor . Sacramento
EDWARD HYATT, State Superintendent . Sacramento
FREDERIC L BUEK, President State Normal School San Francisco
B S LOBDELL, Secretary . Lock Box 615, Sacramento
CALIFORNIA COUNCIL OF EDUCATION
E MORRIS Cox, President Oakland
A H CHAMBERLAIN, Secretary San Francisco
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
A J CLOTTB, Secretary San Francisco
GXORQB W FRIOK, President . Oakland
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
County Name and Address
Alameda Geo W Frick, Oakland
Alpine Mrs B A Grover, Markleeville
Amador . W H. Greenhalg-h, Jackson
Butte Mrs Minnie Abrams, Oroville
Calaveras Frank Wells, San Andreas
Colusa Mrs F M Rhodes, Colusa
Contra Costa W H Hanlon, Martinez
Del Norte
Jos M Hamilton, Crescent City
El Dorado S B Wilson, Placerville
Fresno E. W Lindsay, Fresno
Glenn S M Chaney, Willows
Hum bo Id t George Underwood, Eureka
Imperial I/. E Cooley, El Centro
Inyo Mrs. M A. Clarke, Bishop
Kern Robt L Stockton, Bakersfield
Kings Mrs N E Davidson, Hanford
Lake Hettie Irwin, Lakeport
Lassen W B Phllllber, Susanville
Los Angeles M. Keppel, Los Angeles
Madera Craig Cunningham, Madera
Marin Jas B Davidson, San Rafael
Mariposa J L. Dexter, Hornitos
Mendocino L W Babcock, TJklah
Merced Margaret Sheeny, Merced
Modoo Mrs Nettie B Harris, Alturas
Mono Mrs C H. Dolan, Bridgeport
Monterey . . A J Hennessy, Salinas
Napa Margaret M. Melvln, Napa
Nevada R J. Fitzgerald, Nevada City
Orange R P Mitchell, Santa Ana
County Name and Address
Placer Preston W. Smith, Auburn
Plumas Mrs M A Hail, Quincy
Riverside Raymond Cree, Riverside
Sacramento Mrs M. O'Neil, Sacramento
San Benito W J Cagney, Holllster
San Bernardino
A S McPherron, San Bernardino
San Diego H. J Baldwin, San Diego
San Francisco
Alfred Roncovleri, San Francisco
San Joaquin J W Anderson, Stockton
San Luis Obispo
W S Wight, San Luis Obispo
San Mateo R W Cloud, Redwood City
Santa Barbara
Mamie V Lehner, Santa Barbara
Santa Clara D T Bateman, San Josd
Santa Cruz C S Prtoe, Santa Cruz
Shasta Lulu E White, Redding
Sierra Belle Alexander, Downievllle
Siskiyou Willis H. Parker, Treka
Solano D H White, Fairfleld
Sonoma F M Barnes, Santa Rosa
Stanislaus Florence Boggs, Modesto
Butter H W Helken, Yuba City
Tehama Delia D Fish, Red Bluff
Trinity Mrs M. Aldrich, Weaverville
Tulare J E Buckman, VI sal la
Tuolumne G P Morgan, Columbia
Ventura Jas E. Reynolds-Ventur*
Tolo Mrs J A Henshall, Woodland
Yoba Wm P Cramsie, Marysville
PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Alameda, Alameda Co , pop. 23,883
Prea. Bd Educ — J H Sauktree
Sec Bd. Hduc — Will C Wood
City Superintendent — Will C Woo*
Pi-la H S— Geo C Thompson
Supv Music — Mary F McDermott.
Manual Training— Richard F Phelps.
Domestic Science — Louise Bartlett
Drawings-Hazel Watrous.
Com'l and Stenog*y— W B McLaughll*
Alameda Technical School , prep , coml ,
mech and arch drawing, co-ed, non-
fleet , est 1909, Charles C Swafford,
M S, Principal
Notre Dame Academy, girls' boarding,
R C t est 1881, Sister Mary of St
Aloyslua, Superior
Alhambra, I*os Angeles Co , pop 5,021
City Superintendent — M R Pannelee
Alt*, Placer Co, pop 50
Agassis Hall, boys' boarding, non-sect ,
est 1900, William W Price, If A,
Headmaster
Alturas, Modoo Co , pop 1,018
Pres Bd Bduc — Paul D Henderson
Sec Bd Bduc —Mrs Nettie B Harris
Principal High School — Anthony Rose
Pen' ship, Com'l & Stenog'y— A C Boudreau
Anaheim, Orange Co, pop 2,688*
Pres Bd Bduc — C A Boege
Sec Bd Bduc —William H Chambers
City Superintendent — J L Van Derveer
Prin Union H S'—J Franklin Walker
Supv Music — Ada L Brown
Domestic Science — Bertha P Klmball
Drawing — Bess M Edwards
Angels Camp, Calaveras Co , pop 8,000
Prin H S— L D McKlnley
Antioch, Cantra Costa Co, pop 1,078.
Prin H 8 — Irvine Fassmore
Areata, Hnmboldt Co, pop 1,121
Sec High School Trustees— J G Dolson
Sec Bd of Trustees — J R Brown
City Principal— Hugh B Stewart
Principal High School — O A. Cooperider
Arroyo Grande, San lads Obispo Co, pop
1,000
Prin H S— C H Woods
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Placer Co, pop 2,370.
Free Bd Educ — Miss Irene Burns
See Bd Educ— P W Smith
Prin County H S— John F Eagle
Supv Music-— F D Tandy
Manual Training — P R Bullock
Domestic Science — Mies Amy Poorman
Physical Culture — Miss Katherine Turner
Drawing — Miss Georgiana Willits
Coml and Stenogy — Miss Mary B Balrd
Sierra School, boys' boarding, non-sect ,
est 1900, William W Price, M A,,
Headmaster
Bakersfieid, Kern Co, pop 118,727
Pres. Bd Bduc— H A Blodget
Seo Bd. Bduo — Celsus Brower
City Superintendent — D W Nelson
Principal High School— IT G Durfee
Supv Music — Mrs B Sylvaudt
Manual Training — B F Simcoe
Domestic Science — Mrs B F Thomas
Drawing — Miss Virginia Jameson.
Penmanship and Coml — O W. Bister
Belmont, San Mateo Co, pop 393.
Belmont School, boys' boarding, non-sect,
est 1885, W T Reid, A M, Head Mas-
ter
CSolano Co , pop. 2,860
S — G E Purbush
Berkeley, Alanaeda Co , pop 40,484
Pres Bd Bduo— H I Stern
Seo Bd Educ— Miss Nellie L. Crowl
City Superintendent — Morris G James
Prin H S — Charles L Biedenbaoh
Supv Music— Miss V Hartley
Manual Training— C S Evans
Domestic Sol— Mrs Bertha C Prestiss
Drawing— Miss Z Kidder
Commercial— B N Barnhart
A to Zed School, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
Miss Cora L Williams, Prin
Berkeley Bible Seminary, theol , co-ed ,
Disciples of Christ, est 1896, Harvey
H Guy, Ph D, Dean.
Berkeley Kindergarten Training School,
nor kind , Mrs Minnie A Darst Prin
Berkeley Preparatory School, boys' prep »
non-sect , J H White, Prin.
Boone's University School, boys' boarding,
non-sect, est 1881, Charles P Boone,
Prin , 2029 Durant Avenue
California Institution for the Deaf and
Blind, state, co-ed , L. B Milligan, Prin,
Parker and Warring
Head's School, girls' boarding, non-sect,
est 1837, Mary Elizabeth Wilson, M L,
Principal, 2588 Channlng Way
Oakland Kindergarten Training School, nor.
kind , non-sect , est. 1892, Miss Grace
Everett Barnard, Principal
Pacific Coast Baptist Theological Seminary,
theol, men's, missionary, co-ed, Bapt,
est 1905 , Claiborne M. Hill, D D, Presi-
dent 2606 Dwight Way
Pacific Theological Seminary, theol , Cong ,
co-ed., est 1860, Rev Charles Sumner
Nash, D D, President
Berkeley — continued
Pacific Unitarian School for the Ministry,
theol , Unitarian, co-ed , est 1906, Rev
Barl Morse Wilbur, A M , 8 T B , Dean
Randolph School, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
Miss Flora A Randolph. Prin
St Joseph's Academy, boys' boarding, R
C, est 1870, Brother Velleslan, Peratta
Park
Snell Seminary, girls' boarding non-sect ,
est 1874, Mrs Edna Snell Poulson, Prin-
cipal, 2781 Channing Way
University of California, comprises the
College of Letters, of Social Sciences,
of Natural Sciences, of Commerce,
of Agriculture, of Mechanics, Mining,
Civil Engineering, Chemistry. Medicine
(first and second years) Bducation, and
Jurisprudence, at Berkeley, Hastings Col-
lege of Law, College of Medicine, of Den-
tistry, California College of Pharmacy,
Institute of Art, at San Francisco, Col-
lege of Medicine at Los Angeles, Gradu-
ate School of Tropical Agriculture at Riv-
erside, state, co-ed , est 1868, Benja-
min Ide Wheeler, LL D, President
University of California, College of Agri-
culture, agrL, state, co-ed , Thomas
Forsythe Hunt, Dean
University of California, College of Civil
Engineering, civil and irrigation engi-
neering, Charles Derleth, Jr , C B , Dean
University of California, Couege of Com
merce commerce, state, co-ed , H R.
Hat field, Sec'y
University of California, College of Me-
chanics, courses In Mechanical, Electrical
and Irrigation Engineering, Clarence L
Cory, M. M B, Dean
University of California, College of Chem
istry, co-ed, Bdmond O'Neill, Ph B,
Director
University of California, College of Mining,
mining and metallurgy, co-ed , Samuel
B Christy, S'c D, Dean
Univens ty of California, Medical Dept ,
Freshman and sophomore years only.
Junior and Senior years in San Francisco
Watson School, girls' boarding, Chr Set ,
est 1909, Mrs Carrie L Watson, Princi-
pal, 2635 Hillegass Avenue
Bishop, Inyo Co, pop 1,190
Pres Bd Bduc — H C Hampton.
Sec Bd Bduc— Mrs M A Clarke
Prin "Dition H S — Frank B Howard
Manual Training— J H Dyslnger
Domestic Science — Ada Morgan
Com'l & Stenog'y— Miss Anne Nelligan
Bnrlingame, Saa Mateo Co , pop 1,565
St Mathew'a SchooL boys' boarding, mili-
tary, P B . est 1866, Rev William A.
Brewer, A B, Rector
Ctarplnterls, Santa Barbara, Co , pop *M*
Santa Barbara School, boys' boarding, non
sect » est 1910, Curtis Wolsey Cate, A. V
Headmaster
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Ohlco, Butte Co, pop 8,750
Pres. Bd Bduc — George B Vadney
Sec Bd. Bduc. — Charles H Camper
City Superintendent — Chas. H Camper
Prin. H. S— W M Mackay
Supv Music — Edna Johnston
Manual Training — L A. Thomas.
Domestic Science— Clara Mundy
H. & Drawing — A Stansbury
Drawing — Cora Fuller,
Penmanship-— Lillian Merryman
Com'l and Stenog'y — Olive Vadney
California State Normal School, professional
teachers' courses, co-ed , Allison Ware,
B. L, Pros.
Heald' s Business College, bus and sten ,
Edward P Heald, President
Chino, Baa Bernardino Co, pop 1,444.
Supv Prin H. S— Bdgar H Price
Claremont, Los Angeles Co , pop 1,114
Principal High School— Frank Palmer
Pomona College, comprises college, music,
and art depts , co-ed , Cong , est 1888,
James A. Blaisdell, LL D, President.
Coaling*, Fresno Co , pop 4,109.
Prin Union H 8 — Darner Abbott
Cotton, San Benuurdhio Co , pop 8,980
Prin H 8 — Geo M Green
Colnsa, Colnsa Co, pop 1,682
Pres. Bd Bduc — G W Moore
Sec Bd Bduc— Mrs F M Rhodes
Principal High School — C L. Searcy
Supv Music — Mrs C. H Crane
Manual Training — C L Searcy
Drawing — Mies Jennie Holland
Corcoran, Kings Co., pop 509
Principal Union H S,— A C Smith
Corona, Riverside Co, pop 8,540.
Pres Bd. Bduc — L A Fink
Sec. Bd Bduc— B W Stanfleld
City Supt & Prin. H a— M Victor Staley
Manual Training — Guy B Brown
Domestic Science— Nell B Ratliff
Supv Mus & Draw — Mary Bloise Sheffield.
Coronado Beach, San Diego Co, pop 1,477
Principal of Schools — Ivan J Deach
Los Angeles Co , pop 1,652
iperlntendent — J J Morgan
Principal Union H & — Effie M Lancards
Crescent City, Del Norte Co, pop 1,114
Pres Bd Bduc— Miss M M Akelan
Sec Bd Bduc — Joseph M Hamilton
Principal High School — P H Benson
Drawing and Penmanship — B A Moore
Crockett, Contra Costa Co , pop 1.400
Prin H S— W H Weslar
Olnnba, Tulare Co , pop 970
Prin Union H S — Alexander M Simons
Oakland, Alameda Co. Suburb.
Academy of Our Lady of Lourdes, girls
boarding, R C Sister Mary Fidells,
Prin
Bast San Jose, Santa Clara Co, pop. 1,681.
Prin H S — Rockwell D Hunt
El Centre, Imperial Co, pop. 1,610.
Pres Bd Bduc— C A Perry
Sec Bd Bduc — J Stewart Ross
City Superintendent — H C Coe
Principal High School — M R Kerr
Supv Mus & Draw — Miss F B Cairns
Manual Training — B F Markey
Domestic Science — Jessie P Pope.
Pen' ship, Com 1 & Stenog'y — A I* Lackey
El Monte, Los Angeles Co., pop 450
Prin Union H 8 — Efner A. Farrlngton.
Kscondido, San Diego Co , pop 1,884.
Principal High School — C J Roberts.
Eureka, Hunboldt Co, pop 11,845.
City Superintendent— Nelson B Van Matre.
Prin H S — Verne A. McGeorge
Business University, bus and sten , music,
est 1911, Frank R Burden, Principal,
809 B St
Eureka Business College, bus and sten.,
C J Craddock, Fres
L. A B Business College, bus and sten ,
Barnes Cleaver, Prin.
Klldale's Preparatory School, prep, and
tutoring, co-ed , non-sect., eat. 1886, A*
Walter Kildale, Headmaster
Exeter, Tulare Co, pop 820
Prin Union H ^.— Hugh A. Owen.
Fair Oaks, Sacramento Co , pop 818
Four Gables, boys' boarding, non-sect?
Elmore Chase, Principal.
fort Bragg, Mendoolno Co , pop 2,498
Prin H S— O F Barth,
Fresno, Fresno Co., pop. 94,899.
Pres Bd Bduc — A. B Sundefland
City Superintendent — C C. Starr.
Prin H S —Frederick Llddeke
Supervisor Music — Arthur G Wahlberg
Manual Training — W B GIvens.
Domestic Science— Virginia Mead.
Physical Culture — Jennie M. Whitney
Drawing — Hannah Bynon
Pen'ship and Com'l — T M Felstone.
Stenography — Annie Durkee
Fresno State Normal, state, co-ed , C. L
MoLane, Fres
Heald s Business College, bus and short-
hand, co-ed , L H Phillips, Mgr, cor
I and Merced St
Fnllerton, Orange Co, pop 1,725
Sec Bd Bduc— S N Fuller
Principal Union H S — Delbert B run ton
GUroy, Santa Clara Co, pop 2,487.
Prin H S— B B Brownell
Mount St Joseph Academy, prep , R C ,
Sisters of St Joseph
Glendale, Los Angeles Co, pop 2,746.
Pres Bd Bduc— A B Heaoock
Sec Bd Bduc— C S Wesllake
City Superintendent — Alton M Brooks
Principal High School— -George Moyse
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Glendale — continued
Supv Music — Ella Foster
Manual Training— Mabel Tbayer
Domestic Science— Mabel Woolridge
Physical Culture— Egbert Policy
Drawing — B L Herbert
Penmanship— Louise Kimball
Grass Valley, Nevada Co., pop. 4,520
Pres Bd, Bduo — Thomas Ingrain
Sec Bd Bduc — A. B Champion
City Supt and Frin H S— J 8 Hennessy
Man Tr and Dom Sol — Anna Hong
Coml and Stenog'y— -A T O'Connor
Grass Valley Business College, bus and
sten , E H Armstrong, Pres
Mount St. Mary's Academy, prep , co-ed ,'
R C , Sister M Aloysius
Greenville, Fionas Co, pop 581
Greenville Indian Industrial School, Govt
Industrial school for Indians, co-ed , eat
1887, Geo W Wlmberly, Supt
Hanford, Kings Co , pop 4,829
City Superintendent — Homer C Wilson
President Union H S — T J Roesman
Haywards, Alameda Co , pop 2,746
Principal High School— Frederick P John-
son
Healdsburr, Sonoma Co, pop *,011
Prin H S— H R Bull
Holllster, San Benlto Co , pop 2,808
Pres Bd Educ — I W Snowden
Sec Bd Educ — W J Cogney
City Superintendent — W J Cogney
Prin H S— J P Davis
Supv Music — M L Lawrence
Manual Training— Charles McDonald
Drawing— Catherine Gray
Com'l and Stenog'y — Roscoe Tilford
Sacred Heart Academy, girls' boarding, R
C , Mother Superior
Hollywood, Los Angeles Co , pop 1,400
Principal High School— W H Snyder
Hantington Beach, Orange Co , pop
Sec Bd Bduc— W L McKenney
Principal Union H S— Arthur B Paine
Imperial, Imperial Co , pop 1,257
Prin H S— Matt H Arnold
Inglewood, Los Angeles Co, pop 1,58*
Pres Bd Bduc— A B Bennett
Sec Bd Bduc— Miss B A Sprague
City Principal High School— G W Crosier
Principal High School— Mr Green
Supv Music— Miss Helen B Kurta
Manual Training— Miss Paxton
Drawing— Mits Flora Taylor
lone. Amador Co , pop 806
Preston School of Industry, Indust , state,
boys from Juvenile Courts, est 1894, Cal-
vin Derrick, Superintendent
CALIFORNIA
Irvington, Alameda Co , pop 800
Anderson Academy, boys boarding, semi- •
military, non-sect , est 1894, William W
Anderson, M A, Principal
La Jolla, Ban Diego Co , pop 250
Bishop School for Girls, girls' boarding,
Epis , est 1909, Mrs Chailea Edward
Bentham, Principal
Lemoore, Kings Co, pop 1,000
Principal Union H S — V/ D Bannister
Lincoln, Placer Co , pop 1,402
Principal High School — Amos D Hoenshel
Lodl, San Joaquin Co , pop. 2,697
Pres Bd Bduc — G L. Meissner
Sec Bd Bduc— H F Bills
Supervising Principal — R J Custer
Principal High School — William Inch
Lompoc, Santa Barbara Co , pop l,48t
Prin Union H S— Edgar L, Mitchell
Long Beach, Los Angeles Co , pop 17,809
Pres Bd Bduc — E H Wallace
Sec Bd Bduc — Albert Johnson
City Superintendent — W L Stephens
Prin H S — David Burcham
Supv Music — Alice Rogers
Manual Training— C M Lyon
Domestic Science — May Torrey
Physical Culture— Vinnie Gee
Drawing— Margaret Waite
Penmanship — Leta Severance
Com'l and Stenog'y — G B Hadley
He aid's Business College, bus and stenog ,
co-ed., est 1902, V B Nielson, Manager
Lordsburg, Los Angeles Co , pop 954
Lordsburg College, coll , co-ed , Brethren,
est 1896, Blder W F England, Pret
Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, pop 819,198
Pres Bd Bduc — J M Guinn
Sec Bd Bduc— William A Sheldon
City Superintendent— J H Francis
Deputy Superintendent— J B Monlux
First Aest Supt— M C Bettinger
Second Asst Supt —Melville Dozler
Third Asst Supt — Grant Karr
Supv Agriculture— Clayton F Palmer
Supv Drawing— May Gearhart.
Supv Home Economics — Btta P Flagg
Manual Training— Charles A Kunou
Supv Kindergarten—Grace Fulmer
Director Phy Bduc — Everett C Beach, M D
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Gardena High School, Centinella ft Glad-
stone—J B Llllard, Principal
Hollywood High School, Highland Av &
Sunset Blvd , W H Snyder, Principal
Los Angeles High School, Hill St & Ft
Monroe PI , W H Housh, Principal
Manual Arts High School, 42nd St & Ver-
mont Ave, Albert B Wilson, Principal
Polytechnic High School, Washington *
Hope Sts, W A Dunn, Principal
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Los Angeles — continued
San Pedro High School, San Pedro, Ralph C
Daniels, Principal
Wilmington High School, Wilmington, W
I Travis, Principal
Angeles Vista School, girls' boarding, non-
sect , Miss Bthelwfn Wing, M A , Prln ,
1844 St Andrews Fl
Berkeley Hall, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
Principal, 2211 Fourth Ave
Boynton Normal School, normal, private,
co-ed, est 1889, C *C Boynton, Prin,
625 Stimson Block
Brownsberger Home School of Bookkeeping
and Graham Shorthand, bus and sten .
F Brownsberger, Prln
California Commercial College, bus and
sten , William H H Garver, Fres , 1st &
Broadway
California Eclectic Medical College, med.,
eclectic; co-ed , est. 1878, J A. Munk,
Dean,— Lyon and Macy.
California Military Academy, boys' board-N
ing, military, non-sect , est 1906, N
William Brick, M A , Prin , 1948 Lovelace
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Medi-
cal Dept, University of Southern Cali-
fornia, reg , co-ed . est 1885, Charles W
Bryson, M D , Dean, Delta Bldg
Convent of the Immaculate Heart of Mary,
girls' boarding, R C , Sister Superior,
Prln, Hollywood
Cumnock School for Girls, girls' boarding,
est 1894, Mrs Merrill Moore Grlgg, Di-
rector, 1500 8 Figueroa
Girls' Collegiate Lower School, for younger
girls, Miss Maude Thomas. Prin, 680 W
Adams
Girls' Collegiate School, girls' boarding,
Presb , est 1892, Alice K Parsons, B A,
and Jeanne W Dennen, Frlns., Adams
and Hoover
Harvard School, boys' boarding, mil , non-
sect , est 1900, Rev Robert Burton
Gooden, A M , Headmaster, 16th and
Western
Heald'e Southern California Business Col-
lege, bus. and sten., W H H Garver,
Manager
Hollywood School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect , est 1910, Sophie Shepard
Hogan, Director Sunset Blvd and Hay
Ave
Isaacs- Woodbury Business College, bus and
sten , est 1884, Edward K Isaacs, Presi-
dent, Hamburger Bldg
Los Angeles Academy, prep , co-ed , board-
ing dept for boys, non-sect , eat 1909,
Frank G Cressey, Ph D, Principal, 9th
and Beacon
Lot Angeles Business College, bus. and
sten , est 1890, B R Shrader, A M , Ph
D, Free, 8th and Hill
Los Angeles College of Law, law, co-ed .
«st. 1899. Daniel M Hammock, Dean,
722 Trust Bldg
Los Angeles College of Osteopathy, co-ed.,
est 1905, Harry W Forbes, D O, Presi-
dent, 321 S Hill
Los Angeles— continued
Los Angeles Conservatory of Music and
Arts* music and elocution, boarding, co-
ed , est 1884, Jaroslaw de Zielinski. Di-
rector, 730 8 Grand
Los Angeles Military Academy, military,
non-sect , Walter J Bailey, A M* Prin.,
Huntington Drive
Marlboro Preparatory School, girls' board-
Ing, non-sect , Ida B Lindley, Frln
Marlborough School for Girls, girls' board-
ing, non-sect , est 1889, Mrs G A Cas-
well, Principal, 861 W 28rd
National Business College, bus and sten.,
est 1910, J W McCormac, President.
Chamber of Commerce Building
Occidental College, coll , co-ed , Presb ,
eat 1887, John Willis Baer, LL D, Pres.f
Pasadena Ave and Avenue 50
Pacific College of Osteopathy, osteop , co-
ed , est 1896. Clement A. Whiting, Sc
D , D O , Dean, Mission Rd. and Daly
Pacific Medical College, med., reg , co-ed.,
est 1910, Frank P. Young, M D, Dean.
388% 8 Hill
Page Military Academy, boys' boarding,
for young boys only, non-sec , est. 1908,
Robert A Glbbs, Headmaster, 187 W
Adams
Page School for Girls, girls' boarding, non-
sect , Miss Emma E Page, Principal, 4611
Pasadena Ave.
St Mary's Academy, girls' boarding, R.
C , Sister Catharine, Prin , Slauson and
Cypress
St Vincent's College, coll , men, R C, est.
1865, Very Rev Joseph 8 Glass, C M,
D D , Pres , Grand, near 18th
State Normal School, normal, state, co-ed.,
est 1881, Jesse F Millspaugh, M A,
Pres.
University of California, College of Medi-
cine (Los Angeles Department) , med ,
reg, co-ed. , est 1885, W Jarvls Bar-
low, M D , Dean, Security Bldg
University of Southern California, comprises
College of Liberal Arts, of Law, of Medi-
cine (College of Physicians nad Surgeons),
of Dentistry, of Theology, of Pharmacy, of
Oratory, of Music, of Fine Arts, and Pre-
paratory School, co-ed , M B , eat 1880.
George Finley Bovard, LL D, President.
University of Southern California, College
of Dentistry, dent , co-ed , est. 1897,
Lewis E Ford, Dean, S04 EJ 5th
University of Southern California, College
of Fine Arts, art, co-ed , est 1901, Wm.
It Judson, Dean
University of Southern California, College
of Law, law, co-ed , Frank M Porter,
LL D , Dean, First and Broadway
University of Southern California, College
of Music, music, co-ed , non-sect, W F
Skeele, Dean, 283 8 Broadway
University of Southern California, College
of Oratory, co-ed., non-sect , Beulah
Wright, Dean.
University of Southern California, College
of Pharmacy; phar , co-ed , non-sect ,
Laird J Stabler, M 8, Dean, 85th an*
Wesley
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Ix»i Angeles— continued
University of Southern California, College
of Theology, theo . co-ed, non-sect , 3D
A Healy, A M, D D, Dean, 85th and
Wesley
Von Stein Academy, "prep , co-ed., Heln-
rich Von Stein, Director, 958 S Hill,
Weatlake School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect , Misses Frederica de Laguna
and Jessica 8 Vance, Prins, 616 8 Al-
varaflo
Woodbury Business College, bus and sten.,
est 1884, B K Isaacs, Pres, Ham-
burger Bldg
Tale School, boys' boarding, non-sect , est
1901, T G Adams, A B, Headmaster,
205 N Union
Los Gatos, Santa Clara Co, pop 2,282
Prln H S— Frank W Watson
Monteauma Mountain Ranch School, boys'
boarding, non-sect , est 1911, S3 A
Rogers, A B, President
Madera,
Prln H
Madera Co,
s— w w
2,404
Istol
Martinez, Contra Costa Co, pop 2,115
Prln H S— B W Stoddard
MaiysrlUe, Ynba Co , pop 5,480
City Superintendent— William P Cramsto
College of Notre Dame, girls' boarding,
R. C , Sister B Joseph. Superior
Marysvllle Business and Normal College,
bus , sten and nor , co-ed , non-sect est
1908, H D Blch, Manager
United Business College bus and sten ,
Frank Harroun, Prln
M«nlo Park, San Mateo Co., pop 820
St Patrick's Seminary, novitiate, men, R
C, est 1898, Very Rev H Ayrlnhae,
D D, Dean
Mills College, Alameda Co , pop 280
Mills College, coll , women, non-sect , est
1871. Luella Clay Carson, LL D, Pres
Merced, Merced Co , pop 8,102
Pres Bd Eduo — R 8 French
Sec Bd Educ — Margaret Sheehy
Prln High School — F G Sanderson
Manual Training— M F Hughes.
Drawing — Caroline Kennedy
Modesto, Stanislaus Co., pop 4,034.
Pres Bd Bduc— W R High
Sec Bd Educ — Scott Snowden
City Supt and Prin H 8 — Thomas Downey
Manual Training — Sidney Bovingdon
Domestic Science — Mary Powell
Stenography — O W Walcott.
Monrovia, Los Angara Co., pop. 8,876.
Pres. Bd. Eduo — Rev Clark Marsh.
Sec. Bd Educ — Dr L. D Remington.
Principal High School — C. B Thompson
Manual Training— G Knight Heater.
Domestic Training— Doris Daniels
Drawing— Edina Newby
Monterey, Monterey Co , pop. 4,928.
Prin H S— C H Meeker
St Joseph's Academy, girls' boarding, R
C , Mother Superior
Mountain View, Santa Clara Co, pop 1,161
Principal High School — E R Zahn
Supv Music — Prof F F Jeffers
Drawing — Miss M Wolfenberger
Pen ship, Com' 1 and Stenogy—M W Fisher
Napa, Napa Co., pop. 5,791.
Principal High School — J 8 Denton
Napa Business College, bus. and sten , est
1894. J H Janson, Prin.
National City, San Diego Co , pop. 1,788
Pres Bd. Educ — Theodore F Johnson
Sec Bd Eduo— Mrs Geo W Thomas.
CMty Supt and Prln H S— F F Martin
Stapv Music— Mrs Angle H Husted
Manual Training— C. M Sebellus.
Domestic Science— Katherine B. Merritt
Physical Culture — Frances Southwick.
Drawing— Lillian Worden.
Commercial— Lulu Spangler
Needles, San Bernardino Co, pop. 1,100
Pres Bd Educ — J C Hottman
Sec Bd Educ— H E Benedict.
City Superintendent — C B Collins
Principal High School — C B* Collins
Manual Training — R A Chesnut.
Domestic Science — Edith May Roberts
Nevada City, Nevada Co , pop. 2,689
Prln* H S — W W Fogg
Nordhoff, Ventura Co, pop 400
Ojal School for Girls, girls' boarding and
day. Miss E S Smith, Prin
Thacher School, The, boys' boarding, non-
sect , est 1889, Sherman D Thacher, A.
B, LL D, Head Master
Oakdale, Stanislaus Co., pop. 1,085.
Prin H S — P B Westerman
Oakland, Alameda Co, pop 150,174.
City Superintendent— A C Barker
Assistant Superintendent — E Morris Cox.
Prin Oakland H 8 — Charles E. Keyes.
Prin Fremont H S — F S Rosseter
Prln Man Tr & Com'l H S— P G Fisher
College of the Holy Name, girls boarding,
R. C , est 1868, Mother Mary Geraldine,
Superior
Heald's Business College, bus and sten , est
1863, T B Bridges, Manager, 528 16th.
Horton School, day prep , co-ed , non-
sect , est. 1884, Miss Sarah W Horton,
Principal, Palm and Perkins
Oakland College of Law, law, co-ed , W J
Connell, Dean.
Oakland College of Medicine and Surgery*
med , reg , co-ed . est 1902 , Hayward
G Thomas, M. D, President, Grove and
81st Street.
Oakland Conservatory of Music, music, co-
ed , est 1899, Adolf Gregory, Director,
Madison and 13th
Oakland Shorthand Institute, sten , est.
1900, Frederick G Ilsen, Principal, 529
Twelfth St.
Pacific Technical College, tech., co-e* ,
est 1904, Chas C Swafford, Pres
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Oakland — continued
Polytechnic College of Engineering, short
courses in Electrical Mechanical, Mining
and Civil Engineering, Architecture and
Architectural Drawing, est 1904, W E
Gibson, President, 13th and Madison Sts
St Mary's College literary, civil engineer-
Ing and Com 1 courses men, R C , eat
1863, Brother Fabncian, F S C, Presi-
dent
Vander Naillen School of Practical Engi-
neering, civil, mining, electrical, struc-
tural, hydraulic, and mechanical engi-
neering, surveying, architecture, assay-
ing metallurgy, est 1864, A Vander
Naillen, M E , Pres Telegraph Ave and
51st St
Ontario, San Bernardino Co , pop 4,274
Pres Bd Educ — Mrs K W Jesson
Sec Bd Educ— J O Mills
Prin H S— J Taylor
Prin High School— Merton E Hill
Supv Music — Evelyn A Stone
Manual Training — F E Ashborn
Domestic Science — Jake Chasnn
Drawing1 — Charlotte Reed
Commercial — F M Natenpaugh
Stenography — Miss Campbell
Orange, Orange Co, pop
Sec Bd Educ — John F Lee
Supv Prin Schools — Charles C Smith
Dom Sci and Man Tr — Miss Theodora L
Coffin
Principal Union H S— W M Fishback
Orovllle, Butte Co , pop 3,859
City Superintendent — H B Short
Prin H S— R Butler
Oxnard, Ventura Co , pop 2,565
Pres Bd Educ — T A Rice
Sec Bd Educ — H M Staire
Prin City Schools — Richard B Haydock
Principal High School — Herbeit Lee
Manual Training — R B LeMay
Physical Culture— Margaret Edmunds
Supv Mus and Draw — Fluvia Hunstock
Penmanship — Estelle Nichols
Com'l and Stenog*y — R H Thurmond
Pacific Beach, San Dleffo Co, pop 60
San Diego Army and Navy Academy, boys'
boarding military, non-sect , est 1910,
Captain Thomas A Davis Superintendent
Pacific Grove, Monterey Co , pop 2,884
Prin H S — A D Tenney
Palo Alto, Santa Clara Co , pop 4,488
City Supt & Prin H S — J C Templeton
Supervisor Music — Fred F Jeffers
Castilleja School, girls' boarding, non-
sect , est 1907, Mary Ishbel Lockey, A
B Principal
Barker's School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sec , est 1892, Miss C Harker, A.
B , Prin , Center Ave and Katherine
Homerian Hall, Holtt School for Boys,
boys' prep , non-sect , est 1891, William
John Meredith, A B, Pres
Palo Alto — continued
Manzanita Hall Preparatory School for
Boys, boys' boarding, non-sect , est
1893, William A Shedd, M S, Head
Master, Stanford Ave and Wilson St
Pasadena, Los Angeles Co., pop 80,291
Pres Bd Educ — J E Dublin
Sec Bd Educ — E E Thompson
City Superintendent — George C Bush
Principal High School — H & Upjohn
Supv Mus and Draw — Sophie Solomon
Manual Training — Charles O'Neal
Domestic Science — Sarah McRae
Physical Culture — Elizabeth Mackintosh
Com'l and Stenog»y — Prue Rowan
English Classical School for Boys boys'
boarding non-sect , est, 1889, Stephen
Cutler Clark, Prin
Nazarene University coll and prep , co-ed
Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene, est
1901 H Oiton Wiley, President
Orton School for Girls girls' boarding, non-
sect , est 1890 Anna B Orton, Princi-
pal
Pasadena Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1904, J H Warner, M A, Pres
Potts Business College, bus and sten,
est 1908, Mifflin G Potts, Principal, 87
E Union St
Thioop College of Technology, courses In
Electrical Mechanical and Civil Engineer-
ing, non-sect, est 1891, James A B
Scherer, LL D President
Paso Robles, San Luis Oblspo Co , pop 1,441
Prin H S— S S Ray
Petaluma, Sonoma Co , pop 5,880
City Supeiintendent — Eldredge B Djkes
St Vincent's Academy prep , co-ed R
C est 1888 Sister Superior
Placervllle, Eldorado Co , pop 1,914
Pres Bd Educ — Miss F M Leutzmger
Sec Bd Educ — S B Thilson
Principal High School — John A Daly
Supv Music— Anita M Thilson
Drawing — Belle G Thilton
Pen'ship, Com'l and Stenog'y — J E O Brien
Pomona, Los Angeles Co, pop 10,207
City Superintendent — William R Murphy
Prin H S — Henry P Reynolds
Academy of the Holy Namej* prep , co-
ed , R C Sister Benedicta, Superior
Pomona Business College bus and sten ,
est 3895, D Brehaut, Prin
Portersvllle, Tulare Co, pop 2,696.
Prin H S — H C White
Red Bluff, Tehama Co., pop 8,580
Principal High School — Paul G Wood.
Academy of Our Lady of Mercy, girls'
boarding, R C , Sister Mary Joseph,
Prin
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Redding, Shasta Co , pop 3,572 .
Principal High School — J O Osborn
Bedlaads, San Bernardino Co, pop 10,449
Pres Bd Educ—- F H Clock
Sec Bd Bduc — Theron Hayward
City Superintendent — C H Covell
Prin H S— H C Clement
Supv Music — Miss Rosemary Conway
Manual Training — B E Cannon
Domestic Science — Mies Eva M Beneflel
Physical Culture — Miss Rosemary Stolz
Pen' ship and Com'l — T H Lodge
Stenography — Miss U L Ashhy
Potts Business College bus and sten ,
eet 190$, Mifflm G Potts, President
University of Redlands liberal arts, fine
arts, mus and art courses, co-ed , Bapt ,
est 1909, Jasper Newton Field, D D,
President
Bedondo Beach, Los Angeles Co , pop 2,988
Pres Bd Bduc — George H Anderson
Sec Bd Educ— R E Matteson
Prm Union H S — C A Langworthy
Principal High School— Annie Barrett
Supv Music — Ethel Ardls
Manual Training — R W Dettei
Domestic Science — May Mohn
Bra-wing — Jennie S Hughes
Pen' ship Com'l and Stenog'y — Fred M Lee
Redwood City, San Mateo Co , pop
Pres Bd Educ — L P Behrens
Sec Bd Educ — H Stemberger
Principal High School — S P McCrea
Supv Mus and Draw — O M Carrlngton
Manual Training — H L Abell
Domestic Science — Miss Edna Truman
Commercial — B E Meyer
Academy of Notre Dame, girls' boarding ,\
R C , Sister Mary Cecilia, Prm
Heedley, Fresno Co, pop. 1,600
Pres Bd Educ — Roy C Traber
Sec Bd Educ — J A Gall ah an
City Superintendent — Horace N CaldweU
Principal High School — George A Harkie-
road
Manual Training— S R Reedley
Domestic Science — Margaret Kenyon
Richmond, Contra Costa Co , pop 6,802.
City Superintendent — W T Helms
Bio Vista, Solano Co, pop 884
St Gertrudes Academy, prep, co-ed, R v,
C , Sister Mary Camillus, Prin
Riverside, Riverside Co, pop 15,212
City Superintendent — A N Wheelock
Prin Girls H S — James Winne
Prin Boys Poly H S —
Pope School, prep , co-ed , Dr H Pope,
Prin *
Heald s Business College, bus and sten,
co-ed L W Zlnn, Pres, 748 Main St
Sherman Institute Govt industrial school
for Indians co-ed , est 1901, Frank M
Conger, Supt
St Helena, Napa Co , pop 1,608
Principal High School — C H Meeker
Elmhurst Academy, girls' boarding, R C ,%
est 1818, Sister Agatha, Superioress
Sacramento, Sacramento Co , pop 44,690
Pres Bd Educ — E J Carraghar
Sec Bd Educ — Charles C Hughes
City Superintendent — Charles C Hughes
Principal High School — H O Williams
Supv Music — Mary E Ireland
Manual Training — H M Snell
Domestic Science — Amy L Greenlaw
Physical Culture — Lavinia Kaull
Drawing— Mrs I M Jackson.
Nature Study — E P Cornell
Atkinsons Sacramento Business College,
bus and sten , W E Cogswell, Prin.
Christian Brothers' College, boys' boarding
and day, R C , est 1876 Brother Florl-
nus Director, 11$ 6 K Street
Heald's Business College, bus and sten ,
Ed\vard P Heald President
Howe s \cademy and Business College,
prep nor and com 1 est 1873 Edward
Howe, President 1028 J Street
St Josephs Academy, girls' boarding R
C , est 1857, Mother Mary Gertrude
King, Pres , 8th and F St
Salinas, Monterey Co, pop 8,736
City Superintendent — L B Kilkenny
Prin H S— L E Kilkenny
Notre Dame Academ> , girls boarding, R
C , Mother Superior
San Andreas, Cala\ eras Co , pop 750
Prin Countj H S,— O F Barth
San Anselmo, Marin Co, pop 1,581
San Francisco Theological Seminary , theol
men Presb est 1882, Rev Warren H,
Landon, D D, President
San Bernardino, San Bernardino Co, pop
12,770
Pres Bd Educ — W C Seccombe
Sec Bd Educ — F W Conrad
City Superintendent — F W Conrad
Principal High School — L. L Beeman
Supv Music — Emma J Ellis
Manual Training— J B Phillips
Domestic Science — Regina Beeman
Physical Culture— Louise Draper
Drawing — Gail Harington
Commercial — Mrs L Brooks.
Stenography— Zada A Rhodes
San Bernardino Business College, bus and
sten , est 1913, Margaret M L.acy, Prin-
cipal
San Diego, San Diego Co , pop 39,578
Pres Bd Educ— Hans Moro,uord
Sec Bd Educ— S W Belding
City Superintendent — Duncan MacKinnon
Prin H S —Arthur L T Gould
Supervlsoi Music— Emma E P William*.
Manual Training— W S Wright
Domestic Science— Elsie Warren
Physical Culture— T Treuthrie
Drawing — Lu Heen Christensen
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CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA
San Diego — continued
Academy of Our Lady of Peace, prep , co-
ed , R C , Sister of St Joseph, Frin
Bishop School, girls' day, P B , est 1909,
Mrs Charles Edward Bentham, Principal
3070 First Street
San Diego Business and Academic College,
prep and com 1 , H F W Kuehne, Ph
D , President
San Diego State Normal School, teachers'
training courses, state, co-ed , est 1897,
Edward L Hardy, B L , President
San Francisco, San Francisco Co , pop 416,
912
City Superintendent — Alfred Roncovieri
Supv Primary Grades — Lew A Ball
Prin Com'l H S — Charles H Murpney
Prin Com'l Evening— Geo H Foulks
Prin Girls' H S — A W Scott
Prin Polytech H S — James Ferguson
Prin Lowell H S — Frank Morton
Prin Mission H S —W A Smith
Supervisor Music — Estelle Carpenter
Academy of the Sacred Heart , prep, co-
ed , R C , Sisters of St Joseph
California College of Pharmacy, University
of California, phar , co-ed , est 1873,
non sect , state Franklin T Green, Ph
G , Dean, Parnassus and 2nd Ave
California School of Mechanical Arts,
patternmaklng, forgework, molding, ma-
chine shop practice and machinery trades,
est 1895, Geo A Merrill, B S, Principal,
16th & Utah Sts
Church Divinity School of the Pacific,
theol , men, P E , est 1898, Rev Wil-
liam F Nichols, Dean, 1051 Taylor Street
Cogswell Poly technical College, tech , co-
ed , non-sect , est 1887, George B Mil-
ler, A M , Pres , Folsom and 26th
College of Notre Dame, girls' boarding, R
C , Sister Julia Theresa, Prin
College of Physicians and Surgeons, med ,
reg , co-ed, est 1896, Ethan H Smith,
M D, Dean, Phelan Bldg
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Dental
Department, dent , co-ed , est 1897,
Charles Boston, D D S , Dean
College of Physicians and Surgeons, De-
partment of Pharmacy , phar , co-ed ,
est 1898, J H Flint, Dean
Gallagher-Marsh Business College, bus and
sten , est 1899, Robt F Gallagher,
Pres, 1382 Market St
Golden Gate Kindergarten Free Normal
School, kindergarten training, women,
est 1891, Anna M Stovall, Prin, 1617
California St
Hahnemann Medical College of the Pacific,
med , homeop , co-ed , est. 1888, James
B Ward, M D , Dean Sacramento and
Maple St.
Hamlin School girls' boarding non-sect ,%
Sarah D Hamlin, Prin, 2280 Pacific Ave
Hastings College of the Law, Law Depart-
ment University of California, co-ed ,
est 1878, Edward R Taylor, Dean
Heald's Business College and School of
Practical Sciences bus sten and prac-
tical sciences co-ed est 1862, Edward
F Heald, President, 425 McAllister St
San Francisco — continued
Heald's Engineering School, civil, architec-
tural, mechanical, electrical, mining, ana
chemistry departments est 1904 A L.
Lesseman, Supt , 425 McAllister St
Irving Institute, girls' boarding and day;
non-sect , est 1880 Miss Ella M Pink-
ham Prin , 147 Presidio Ave
Leland Stanford Junior University, College*
of Medicine, med , reg , co-ed , ear*
1909 Ray Lyman Wilbur, M D , Dean ,
Sacramento and Webster
Lyceum, The prep , co-ed , non-sect , est.
1894, L H Grau, Ph D Principal, 760
Market St
Mark Hopkins Institute of Art, of the Uni-
versity of California, art, state, co-ed r
Prof Robert H Fletcher, Director, Cali-
fornia and Mason Sts
Merrill-Miller College, bus and sten , est.
1890, W B Clayton, Prin, 738 Fillmore
Metropolitan Business College and Acade
my, bus and prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
est 1903 L A. Jordan, B L, Manager.
Modern School of Business and Correspon-
dence, bus and sten , est 1902, Geo T
Pratt, A M, Principal, 525 Market JSt
Munson School of Shorthand, bus ana
sten . est 1893, Miss Lucile M Smith,
Pnn
Murison's School Mies girls' boarding
non-sect Miss E L Murison, Prin
Our Lady of Mercy Academy, prep , co-
ed R C Sister M Immanuel Prm
Presentation Convent, girls' boarding,
Mother M Josephine, Superior
Raymond Coaching School prep co-ed.,
non-sect est 1900, W H V Raymond,
Prin, 807 Center
Sacred Heart College boys' day R C ,
est 1874, Brother Lewis, F S C, Pres,
Fell and Film ore
St Bridget's School, prep co-ed , R C ,
Sister Superior Prin
St Ignatius University, comprises College
of Letters Science nad Philosophy, of
Law, of Engineering, and the Pre-medl-
cal course men R C , est 1855 Rev
Albert F Trivelli, S J, President
St Ignatius University, College of Law,
men est 1912, Matt I Sullivan, LL D,
Dean
St Ignatius University, College of Engineer-
Ing course in Civil Engineering, est
1912, M M O'Shaughnessy, B E, Dean
St Mary's Presentation Academy, girls'
day, R C est 1869, Sister Mary Xavier,
Superior, Cor Eddy and Franklin Sts
St Peter's Academy prep , co-ed , R. C ,
Sister Mary R O'Brien, Prin
St Vincent's School, prep and bus , day,
co-ed , R C , est 1852, Sister Superior,
5th and Clementina
San Francisco Business College bus ana
sten , est 1888, H B Cox. Prin.
San Francisco Institute of Art, School of
Design, University of California, art,
state, co-ed est 1894 Robert Howe
Fletcher, Director, California & Mason Sts
San Francisco Veterinary College, men,
est 1899, Charles Keane, V S, Dean.
1818 Market St
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CALIFORNIA
San Francisco— continued
State Normal School, normal, state, co-
ed , est 1899, Frederic L Burk, Fh D,
Free, Buchanan and Waller
Trinity School, boys' day, non-sect , est
1876, Leon H Roger, B S, Prm , 946
Stanyan St
University of California, College of Den-
tistry, dent co-ed est 1881 James G
Sharp D D S Dean Butler Bldg
University of California College o-f Medi-
cine reg co-ed est 1862 Herbert C
Moffltt M D, Dean, Schroth Bldg
University School prep , boys non-sect ,
est 1867, Karl J Belling Fh D Princi-
pal 2264 California St
West's School for Girls, Miss, girls' board-
ing, non-sect Miss Mary B West Frin
Wllmerdlng School of Industrial Aits for
Boys, plumbing carpentry brlcl> laying,
and building trades est 1900, Geoi?<? A
Men ill B S, Director, 16th & Utah Sts
San Jose, Santa Clara Co , pop 28,046
City Superintendent — Alexander Shenffe
Principal High School — Louis Averv
Supervisor Music — Herman E Owen
College of Notre Dame, girls boarding R
C , Sisters of Notre Dame, Sister Mary
Veronica, Superior
College of the Pacific coll , junior engt-
neeiing and music courses, co-ed M
B est 1851, B J Morris, Acting Fres
Heald's Business College, bus and sten ,
co-ed, est 1891, J W Nixon, B S , LL
B , Manager, 92 S Second St
King Conservatory of Music, music, co-ed ,
est 1879, F Loui King, A M, B M,
D D, Dean, 261 N Second Avenue
Modern School of Business, bus and sten ,
est 1902 George T Pratt, A M, Frin-
cipal, 111 E Santa Clara St
Pacific Conservatory of Music, co-ed, War-
ren D Allen Dean
St Joseph School, prep , day, co-ed , R
C , est 1866, Brother Adam, S M, Prin-
cipal Sister M Pauline, Principal girls'
department, 833 Park Ave
State Normal School, normal state, co-
ed , Morris Elmer Dailey, A M , LL. D ,
Pres
Washbum School prep , day, co-ed , non-
sect est 1894, Mary Meyrlck, Acting
Principal
San Juan, San Benlto Co, pop 680
St John's Institute, girls' boarding, B C ,
est 1876, Mother Carmen Argelaga, Prln
San Leandro, Alameda Co , pop 3,471
St Marys Convent, prep , co-ed , B C ,
Sisters of St Dominic, Prln
San £uU Obiepo, San Luis Oblspo Co , pop
5,157
City Supt & Prln H S —Arthur H Mabley
Academy of Immaculate Heart of Mary,
prep co-ed , R C , Sister Augustine,
Superior
San Luis Obispo— continued
California Polytechnic School , agrlo , mech-
anics and household arts, state, co-ed ,
est 1901, LeRoy Burns Smith, A B,
Director
San Mateo, San Mateo Co , pop 4,884
City Superintendent — George W Hall
Principal High School — W L Glascock
San Mateo Collegiate School, girls' prep ,
Mrs Dora H Shmn, Principal
San Rafael, Mann Co, pop 5,984
Sec Bd Educ — Paul Scheer
City Superintendent — D R Jones
Principal High School — Glen Allen
Supv Music — Mrs Charles Farrell
Manual Training — R N Goe
Drawing — Loretta Best
Com'l and Stenog'y — Myrtis McCurdy
Dominican College, girls' boarding, R C ,
est 1850, Mother Louis Prin
Hitchcock Military Academy, boys' board-
ing military non-sect est 1878, Reac
W Sheiei Ph B, Principal
Mount Tamalpais Military Academy, bo>s*
boarding, military, non-sect , est 1890,
Arthur Crosby, A M , D D , Headmaster
Sanger, Fresno Co, pop 1,500
Prm H S— R Y Glidden
Santa Ana, Orange Co , pop 8,489
Pres Bd Edue — W L Doggan
Sec Bd Educ — Mrs Lydia Smart
City Superintendent — J A Cranston
Principal High School — E H McMath
Supv Music — Mary P Ely
Manual Training— A M Shaw
Domestic Science — Grace F Whlted.
Physical Culture— B C Phillips
Drawing — Lena Moss Terrell
Penmanship — P C Whitely
Commercial — John R Baker
Stenography — Prances L Lopam
Orange County Business College bus and
sten , civil service, Spanish, est 1892,
J W McCormac, Pres
Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara Co, pop
11,639
Pres Bd Educ — Dr \\llllam T Barry
Sec Bd Educ — E C Roeder
City Superintendent — F M Fultz
Principal High School— \ C OIney
Supv Mus and Diaxi — Helen J Keech
Manual Training — Elmer H Whlttaker
Domestic Science — Ednah A Rich
Physical Culture — EN crett Bro\\ n
Stenograph\ — Mary Overman
Deane School for Boys boys' boarding
non sect est 1912, John Hall Deane, Jr
Headmaster
Gamble School, girls boarding non-sect
est 1902 Miss E Antoinette Ely M A
Principal
Hicks School* boys' boarding, non-sect
est l<m, *Rodne> M Reggie A M
master, 25 E Arrellaga
Mirlmar School, boys boarding, non-sect
R B Qrlng, Principal
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CALIFORNIA
Santa Barbara — continued
Santa Barbara Business College, bus ana
sten , E B Hoover, Pres
State Normal School of Manual Arts and
Home Economics, nor , state, co-ed , est
1909, Miss Bdnah A Rich, Pres
Santa Clara, Santa Clara Co, pop 4,848
City Superintendent — W J Hayward.
Academy of Notre Dame, girls' boarding,
R C , Sister Louise De Oonzague, Prin
University of Santa Clara, comprises Col-
lege of Philosophy and Letters, of General
Science, of Law, of Engineering (civil,
mechanical and electrical) of Architec-
ture, School of Pedagogy, and Pre-Medi-
cal course, men, R C , est 1851, Rev
Walter Thornton, S J, President
Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz Co , pop 11,140
City Superintendent — J W Linscott
Prln H S— G A Bond.
Hecld's Business College, bus and sten ,
eat 1884, D C Ahlers, Prln, Trust Bldg
School of the Holy Cross, girls' boarding.
R C , Sister Mary Joseph, Prln
Santa Maria, Santa Barbara Co , pop 2,260
Prln Union H S —Allen B Martin
Santa Monica, Los Angeles Co , pop 7,847
Pres Bd Educ — Mrs D G Stephens
Sec Bd Educ — Isabel Cornelius
City Superintendent — Horace M Rebok
Principal High School— J E McKown
Supv Music — Kate S Hammond
Manual Training — George G Morgan
Domestic Science — Ida F Piatt
Physical Culture — Alice El Jones
Drawing — George L Schreiber
Commercial — W L Mason
Santa Paula, Ventura Co, pop
Prln H S— E L Zahn
Santa Rosa, Sonoma Co , pop 7,817.
City Superintendent — T F Brownscombe
Prin H S — DeWitt Montgomery
McMeans Normal School, nor , co-ed., non-
sect , A C McMeans, Principal
Santa Rosa Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1891, James S Sweet, President.
Ursuline College, girls' boarding, R C ,
est 1880, Mother Angela, Superioress
Selma, Fresno Co , pop 1,750
Prln H S — H Kramer
Shorb, Los Angeles Co, pop 128
Academy of the Holy Name, girls' board-
ing, R C . Sister Superior Prin
Sonora, Tuolumne Co, pop 2,029
Pres Bd Educ — W P Napoleon
Sec Bd Educ — G P Morgan
Principal High School — W P Campbell
Manual Training— W W Dudley
Domestic Science — Miss Gall Russell
Commercial — Miss M C Northrup
South Pasadena, los Angeles Co , pop 4,649
City Supt and Prin H S— Geo C Bush
Huntington Hall, girls boarding, non-sect ,
Miss Housell, Prin
Stanford University, Santa Clara Co , pop
720
Leland Stanford Junior University, com-
prises departments of Languages, Litera-
ture and Science, Education, Engineer-
ing, Law, Medicine (m San Francisco) ,
co-ed , non-sect , est 1891, David Starr
Jordan, LL D , Chancellor, John Caspar
Branner, LL D , President
Leland Stanford Junior University, Depart
ment of Engineering courses In Civil,
Mechanical and Electrical Engineering,
Charles D Marx, Dean
Leland Stanford Junior University, Law
Department, law, co-ed , est 1892, Fred-
eric C Woodward, Dean
Stockton, San Jo&QuIn Co, pop 28,258
City Superintendent — Ansel S Williams
Prin H S— F B Wooten
Heald's Business College, bus and sten ,
eat 1868, co-ed , F O Gardiner, Man-
ager, Cor California and Channel St.
St Mary's College, boys' day, R C , Bro
Chas Aul, Frin
Stockton Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1874, F O Gardiner, M Accts ,
Prin
Western Normal School, nor , non-sect ,
co-ed , est 1901, J R Humphrey, Pres,
682 E Main St
Sutter Creek, Amador Co , pop 1,500
Prln County H S —John C Curts
Tulare, Tulare Co , pop 2,758
Pres Bd Educ — J H Frew
Sec Bd Educ— H C Cook
City Superintendent — W T Walton
Prln H S — W E Hesler
Supv Mus & Draw — Jessie Childs
Manual Training — Chester B Hall
Domestic Science — Marian Whltwood
Penmanship— J M Luok
Com'l & Stenog'y — C J Martin
Turlock, Stanislaus Co , pop 1,578
Prln Union H S —Thomas J Penfleld
Ukiah, Mendoclno Co, pop 2,186
Principal High School — Francis O Mower
Tacavllle, Solano Co , pop 1,177*
Prln H S— T J Penfleld.
Vallejo, Solano Co, pop 11,840
City Superintendent — Guy V Whaley
Prin H S— C H Nielson
St Vincent's Convent School, prep ,
ed , R C , Sister M Joseph, Prin
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CALIFORNIA
Ventura, Ventura Co, pop 2,945.
Pres Bd Educ — T B Cunnane
Sec Bd Bduc — A L Vincent
City Superintendent — A L Vinoent
Prin H S — F A Wagner
Supv Music — Freta Forte
Domestic Science — Nora Buell
Manual Training — Lena Riddell
Commercial — Frank Doty
Visalla, Tnlare Co , pop 4,560.
Prin H S — F A Swanger
Notre Dame Academy, girls' boarding, R
C , Sister Superior
Watsonvllle, Santa Cruz Co, pop 4,446.
Pres Bd Educ— J A Hall
Sec Bd Bduc — H C Wyckoff
City Supt and Prin H S— T S Mac-
Quiddy
Supv Music — A B Herrman
Manual Training— V C Nichols
Dom Sci — Miss Grace McCollister
Drawing — Miss Sarah L Waite
Penmanship and Com 1 — B O Flaugher
Moreland Notre Dame Academy, girls'
boarding and day, H C , est 1899, Sister
Superior
Whlttler, Los Angeles Co , pop. 4,650
City Superintendent — IT S Durfee.
Prin H S — G Walter Monroe
Whittier — continued
"Whlttier College, coll , prep , and music
depts , co-ed , Friends, est 1891, Thomas
Newlln Ph M, President
Willits, Mendocino Co , pop 1,163
Prin H S— Roger Phillips
Willow, Glenn Co, pop 1,139
Pres Bd Bduc — H & Rawlins
Sec Bd Educ — S M Chaney
Principal High School — C C Childress
Supv Music — Mrs May Warnick
Drawing and Pen'ship — C J Lathrop
Woodland, Yolo Co , pop 3,187
Prin H S — Win Hynman
Academy of the Holy Rosary girls' board-
Ing, H C , Sister Mary Barbara, Supe-
rior
United Business College, bus, sten and
teleg , Frank Harroun, LL D , Pres
Treka, Slsklyon Co, pop 1,184
Pres Bd Bduo — W L. Kleaver
Sec Bd Educ — W H Parker
Principal High School — James P Rawsoru
Supv Music — Josephine Colby
Manual Training — J C Stanley
Domestic Science — Vega Swift
Pen' ship & Com'l — Olive L Hampshire
COLORADO
Population, 799,024 School census, 221,954 School age, 6-21
Colorado is the thirty-second state of the Union in point of population, having a
total of 799,024 inhabitants, of whom 98 1 per cent are white Of this number,
159 per cent are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of the entire popula-
tion, ten years of age and over, IB 3 7 per cent , the state ranking sixteenth in thia
respect. The educational system of the state is as follows:
STATE STJPEBINTENDENT'S OFFICE
MRS MARY C C BRADFORD, Superintendent of Public Instruction Denver
ALICE B CLARK, Deputy State Superintendent Denver
MRS LOUISE REVELLE, Stenographer and Clerk Denver
MBS MARGARET H COLLET, Stenographer and Clerk . Denver
MBS NETTIE K GRAVETT, Assistant Librarian . . . Denver
Miss MARGARET WILKINSON, Clerk Denver
STATE BOAED OF EDUCATION
MBS MART C C BRADFORD, President Denver
JAMES B PEARCE, Secretary of State . . Denver
J FRED FARRAB, Attorney General Denver
STATE TEACHERS ' BEADING CIRCLE BOARD
MBS MART C C BRADFORD Denver
RALPH S PITTS . . Denver
GEORGE L HESS . . . ... Denver
PEARL L MOORE Denver
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
H M BARRETT, President Denver
W W REMINGTON, Secretary . Denver
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OP SCHOOLS
County Nome and Address
Adams . Miss Helen Lamb, Brighton
Arapahoe Mrs M F Eddy, Littleton
Archuleta
Mrs Ruth Parr, Pagosa Springs
Baca Mrs Mabel Oldham, Springfield
Bent Mlsa B E Miter, Las Anixnas
Boulder J H. Shrlber, Boulder
County Name and Address
Chaff ee
Miss Sue M Barton, Buena Vista
Chejrenne
Mrs E M Johnstone, Cheyenne Wells
Clear Creek
Mrs Ella R Adams, Georgetown
Conejos Fred E Christiansen, Sanford
Costilla Miss Ellen Speiser, Garland
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS — Continued
Name and Address
E N Freeman, Ordway
T C Hig-gms, Westcliffe
Miss Bel McMlohael, Delta
Mrs E McPherson, Denver
Miss E Fern Williams, Rico
C A Bent, Castle Rock
Miss Ag-nes Quinlan, Gypsum
Mrs Clara M Keirn, Xiowa
County
Crowley
Custer
Delta
Denver
Dolores
Douglas
Eagle
Elbert
El Paso
Miss Minnie McCall, Colorado Springs
Fremont Miss M Curran, Canon City
Garfleld
Mrs T Westerman, Glenwood Spr'gs
Gilpin
Miss Isabelle Mabee, Central City
Grand Mrs F I deBerard, Granby
Gunnison
Miss Sara B Easterly, Gunnison
Hinsdale
Miss Amelia Forberg, Lake City
Huerfano
Dr C D Lesher, Walsenburg
Jackson Mrs Minnie Bock, Walden
Jefferson Miss Burness Bunger, Golden
Kiowa Miss Nellie Lyttle, Eads
Kit Carson
Miss Jennie L Tressel, Burlington
Lake Mrs Marion V Crispell, Leadville
La Plata Florence Salabur, Durango
Larimer
Miss Emma P Wilkms Fort Collins
Las Animas James E Kane, Trinidad
Countv Name and \ddress
Lincoln Mrs Delia Windei, Hugo
Logan Miss Anna Walek, Sterling
Mesa A Lee Hampton, Grand Junction
Mineral Mrs M N Oates North Creede
Moffat G L Bushyager, Craig
Montezuma Mary E Taylor, Cortez
Montrose Miss M Abernethy, Montrose
Morgan Mrs A R White Fort Morgan
Otero S S Phillips, La Junta
Ouray Miss Bessie Reed, Ouray
Park Miss Nettie King, Fairplay
Phillips Charles R Peters, Holyoke
Pitkm Miss Ethel HIginbotham, Aspen
Prowers Mrs Minnie Utter, Lamar
Pueblo Mrs Edith M Bailev, Pueblo
Rio Blanco
Mrs Helena D L>ttle Meeker
Rio Grande C E Hart, Monte Vista
Routt Miss Emma H Peck Hayden
Saguache S E Farbes Saguache
San Juan
Mis Hairiet E Keyser, Silverton
San Miguel Miss E Welch, Telluride
Sedgwick
Mrs Ella W Bab cock, Julesburg
Summit
Miss Jane Torkmgton, Breckenridge
Teller
Miss E Wilhelmy Cripple Creek
Washington Mis Rose Bachman Akron
Weld A. B Copeland Greeley
Yuma Miss Violet Ridlen Wiay
PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
AJamosa, Conejos Co , pop 3,013
Prln H S— Arthur I Kendel
Aspen, Pitkm Co , pop 2,300
City Supeiintendent — C W Corey
Prin H S — W G Bowers
Blackhawk, Gilpin Co, pop 1,800
Prln H S — J J Matthews
Boulder, Boulder Co , pop 9,539
Pres Bd Educ — J A Davis
Sec Bd Educ— May Smith
City Superintendent — William V Casey
Principal High School — S S KIngsbury
Supv Music — Lillian McCraclcen
Manual Training — J C Kesler
Domestic Science — Clara Pancake
Drawing — Emma Anderson
Commercial — Henry M Sayre
Colorado Business College bus and s'en ,
A W Lanes, Principal
Colorado State Preparatory School, prep ,
co-ed , state, est 1875, 8 S Kingsbury,
A M, Headmaster
Mount Gertrudes Academy, prep, co-ed,
R C , Sister M Salome, Prln
University of Colorado, comprises the Col-
lege of Liberal Arts, Commerce, Educa-
tion, Engineering, School of Social and
Boulder — continued
Home Service, Graduate School and
Schools of Law, Medicine and Phar-
macy state co-ed , est 1875, Livingston
Farrand, LL D President
University of Colorado College of Com-
merce, courses in Banking, Commerce,
Trade and Industry, and Journalism, est
1906, Frederick A Bushee, Ph D, Sec'v
University of Colorado, College of Educa-
tion piofessional teachers' training
courses est 1908, Frank E Thompson,
B A Secretary
University of Colorado, College of Engi-
neering, courses in Civil, Mechanical
Electrical and Chemical Engineering; co-
ed , est. 1893, Milo S Ketchum, a E..
Dean
University of Colorado, Medical Depart-
ment, freshman and sophomore years;
junior and senior years in Denver, reg ,
co-ed , est 1883, W'lliam P Harlow.
M D, Dean
University of Colorado School of Law,
co-ed , est 1892, John D Fleming, LL,
D , Dean.
University of Colorado, School of Pharmacy;
co-ed , est 1911, Homer C Washtrarn,
Ph C, Dean
PATTERSON'S AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY
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COLORADO
COLORADO
Breen, La Plata Co
Fort Lewis Indian Training School, Govt
industrial school for Indians co-ed .
est 1892, W M Peterson, Supt
Brush, Morgan Co , pop 1,500
Pres Bd Bduc — W P Withrow
Sec Bd Educ — William Knearl
City Supt & Prin H S — H A Keeley
Supv Music — Mrs John Glassey
Manual Training — C A Jenner
Drawing — Agnes Peterson
Com 1 & Stenog'y — H G Nelson
X"
Buena Vista, Chaffee Co , pop 1,006
Pres Bd Bduc — A E Wright
Sec Bd Educ — Mrs A B Pelta
City Superintendent — John Sjaarda
Canon City, Fremont Co , pop
Pres Bd Educ — Lafe Combs
Sec Bd Educ — Mrs A H Burgess
City Superintendent — William H Ray
Principal High School — G C Sherwood
Sup\ Music — Tom G Taylor
Physical Culture — Ruth Darling
Diavung — Eva Kirkton
Dodds' Commercial College bus and
sten , D D Dodds, Principal
Mount St Scholasticas Academy, girls'
boarding, R C , Sister M Calllsta, Prln
Central City, Gilpin Co, pop 3,114
Pies Bd Educ — Bennet E Seymour
Sec Bd Educ — Leroy J Williams
City Supt & Prm H S — Frank H Clark
Colorado City, El Paso Co , pop 3,000
Pres Bd Educ —I 8 Nichols
Sec Bd Educ — J S Qreenlee
City Superintendent — Elbert C Best
Principal High School — Miss L M Joseph
Supv Music — Miss Ruth Sweeney
Drawing — Mrs J O Enoch
Pen'ship and Com'l — B P Miller
Colorado Springs, El Paso Co, pop 29,078
Pres Bd Educ — Dr G D Kennedy
Sec Bd Educ — T J Fox.
City Superintendent — Carlos M Cole
Prm H S — Roscoe C Hill
Supv Music — Madelene Kennedy
Manual Training — A. J Teomans
Domestic Science — Miss Irma Harris
Drawing — Susan F Learning
Commercial — Miss Ada Collins.
Broadmoor School, girls' boarding, P E ,
es' 1912, Rev Albert Harrison Ewlng,
A B, Rector
Central Business College, bus, sten and
com'l nor , co-ed , eat 1904, J N Nut-
ter, President
Colorado College, comprises the College,
Department of Engineering, Department
of Forestry, Department of Music, and
Cutler Academy, co-ed , Cong , est. 1874,
Wm F Slocuxn, LL D , Pres
Colorado Springs — continued
Colorado College, Department of Engineer-
ing, courses In Electrical, Civil and Irri-
gation Engineering, est. 1903, Florlan
Cajorl, LL D, Dean
Colorado College, School of Forestry,
est 1906, William C Sturgis, Ph D,
Dean
Colorado Springs Academy for Boys, prep ,
boys, non-sect , J B Walton, Prin
Cutler Academy, Colorado College, prep ,
co-ed , non-sect , est 1874, James W
Park, Head Master
St Mary's School and Academy, girls'
boarding R C , Mother Claver, Superior-
ess, 32 W Kiowa Street
St Stephen's School, boys' boarding prep
P E , est 1910, Rev Gibson Bell, Rector,
Austin Bluffs
San Luis School, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
eat 1890 Miss Bessie Henry, Prln
State School for Deaf and Blind, Indus ,
state, co-ed , W K Argo, Supt
Western Holiness College and Bible Train-
ing School coll and theol , co-ed , Jes-
sie B Denny, Principal
Cripple Creek, Teller Co , pop 6,206
City Superintendent— Wilson M Shafer
Prin H S — Geo N Bentley
Delta, Delta Co, pop 2,388
City Superintendent— Phillip M Conditt
Prln H S — Lucy E Splcer
Denver, Denver Co, pop 213,381
Pres Bd Educ — Mrs Myron Jones
Sec Bd Educ— W A H Stutt.
City Superintendent — William M Smiley
Supervisor Music — W J Whlteman
Manual Training — Milton Clauser
Domestic Science — Mrs Ella Henry Borst.
Physical Culture — Jacob Schmltt
Drawing — Charles M Carter
Penmanship — James E Hutchlngson
Kindergarten — H Grace Parsons
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
East Side High School— 19th and Stout
Stfl, H M Barrett, Principal
West Side High School, C W Bigelow,
Principal
South Side High School, C M Osenbaugh,
Principal
North Side High School, Edward L Brown.
Principal
Manual Training High School, Charles A.
Bradley, Principal
Longfellow Technical High School, A. J
Fynn, Principal.
Barnes Commercial School, bus. and sten.,
est 1904, E C Barnes, President, 1625
Champa St
Central Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1887, L A Arnold, Pres, 211 15th
College of Music, University of Denver,
music, co-ed , est 1864 Chaa F Carl-
son, 14th and Arapahoe St
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COLORADO
COLORADO
Denver — continued
College of the Sacred Heart, coll and
prep , boys' boarding, R C , eat. 1888,
Rev John J Brown, S J, President, Al-
cott Station
Colorado College of Dental Surgery, Uni-
versity of Denver, dent , co-ed , eat
1897, W T Chambers, DD S, Dean, Cali-
fornia Bldg
Denver Law School, University of Denver,
law, co-ed , est 1892, Geo C Manly,
LL B , Dean, E & C Building
Denver Normal and Preparatory School,
nor, private, co-ed , est 1898, R A. Le
Doux, Prin
Illff School of Theology, theol , M H ,
est. 1892, Harris F Rail, Ph. D» Prea.
Modern School of Business, bus and sten ,
est 1896, George LaMunyon, Principal,
Broadway and W 18th St
Students' School of Art, art, co-ed , est
1895, Henry Read, Director, 1311 Pearl
St.
University of Colorado, School of Medicine,
Denver Division junior and senior years,
reg , co-ed , Ross C Whitman, M. D ,
Secretary at Denver
University of Denver, comprises College of
Liberal Arts, Graduate School, Warren
Academy, School of Law, of Dentistry, of
Commerce, co-ed , M B , est 1864,
Henry A Buchtel, LL D, Chancellor
University of Denver, School of Commerce,
Accounts and Finance, J B Giejabeek,
Dean, Foster Bldg
Wallace Business College, bus and sten ,
R J Wallace, Pres
Westminster College, collegiate, prepara-
tory and music departments, .co-ed , est
1907, Presb , Salem G Pattlaon, M. A.,
Pres, Westminster
Westminster University, College of Medi-
cine, med , reg , homeop and eclec ,
co-ed , non-sect , est 1894, J B Kin-
ley, M D, B Sc, Dean
Wolcott School, girls' boarding, non-sect ,
est 1898, Anna L Wolcott, Prin, 1400
Marion St
Wolfe Han, girls' boarding, P E , est
1867, Miss Margaret Kerr, Prin, Clark-
son St.
Woodworth's Shorthand College, sten est
1889, William A Woodworth, President
Colorado Blvd
Durango, ILa Plata Co , pop. 4,686.
Pres Bd Bduc— F S Balster
Sec Bd. Educ. — K. M Murray.
City Superintendent — Emory E Smiley
Principal High School — B Lee Halden.
Domestic Science — Miss Augusta Durbln.
Com'l and Stenog'y — M E Skaggs.
Fort Lewis Training School, prep , co-ed ,
non-sect , est 1881, John S Spear, A
M, Prin
Eaton, Weld Co, pop 1,1300
Pres Bd Educ — Anton Andersen
Sec Bd Educ— J M Collins
City Superintendent — H E Black
Principal High School — Max Schertel
Supv Music — Amy Delbert
Physical Culture— Carrie Thomas
Draw & Man Tr — Nellie Morrison
Florence, Fremont Co , pop 2,700
Pres Bd Educ — R A Ramsay
Sec Bd Educ— John O'Malley
City Superintendent — Charles C Brown
Principal High School — Howard Carroll
Manual Training — Ralph R W Eoontz
Stenography—- R W Koontz
Fort Collins, Larimer Co , pop 8,910
Pres Bd Educ — Mrs George P Avery
Sec Bd Educ— Edward HalL
City Superintendent— A H Dunn
Prin H S — U G Gordon
Manual Training— E J Thompson
Domestic Science — Miss Margaret Ross.
Penmanship — Hattie DeWald
Commercial — Mrs Mary BalL
Colorado State Agricultural College, courses
In Agriculture, Mechanic Arts (Civil, Me-
chanical, Electrical and Irrigation Engi-
neering), Veterinary Medicine, Home
Economies and General Science, co-ed. ,
est 1879, Charles A. Lory, LL. D, Pres.
Fort Morgan, Morgan Co , pop 5,228
Pres Bd Educ — E H Edwards
Sec Bd Educ — S H Rathbone
Cltv Supt and Prin H S — J M Scovllle
Pres Bd Educ — Mies Coba Van de Steeg
Manual Training — Corliss Carpenter
Physical Culture— Miss Ethel Cleveland
Fowler, Otero Co , pop 1,000
Prin H S— G W Smith
Fruits, Mesa Co, pop 1,200.
City Superintendent — R J Bretnall
Georgetown, Clear Creek Co, pop 1,418
City Superintendent — Wm B Thomas.
Prin H S — Louise Blank
Glenwood Springs, Garfleld Co, pop.
City Superintendent — Chas H King
Prin H S— W L Linville
Golden, Jefferson Co , pop. 8,100
Pres Bd Educ — E E Stewart.
Sec Bd Educ— Mrs M N Townsend.
City Supt and Prin H S — Miss Carolyn
Tobey
Supv Music — E A Johnson
Colorado School of Mines, courses in Metal
Mining, Coal Mining, Mining Geology,
Metallurgy and Applied Chemistry, state,
co-ed , est 1873, William G Haldane,
Sc D, Pres
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COLORADO
COLORADO
Grand Junction, Mesa Co, pop 7,704
City Superintendent — John H Allen
Principal High School — R. E Tope
Hoel's Business College, bus and aten ,
Sidney C Hoel, Principal
Greeley, Weld Co, pop 8,179
Free Bd Educ — Mrs A K. Clark
Sec. Bd Educ — EJ B Coulter
City Superintendent — Charles E Carter
Prln H S— F H Merten
Supv Music — J R Whiteznan
Manual Training1 — N O Horning1
Domestic Science — Miss Lorna Annlv,
Physical Culture — F L Young
Penmanship — Miss Ida Celeen
Colorado State Teachers College, profes-
sional teachers' courses in Education,
Muplc, Kindergarten, Domestic Science,
state, co-ed , eat 1890, Zachariah X
Snyder, Ph D , President
Greeley Commercial College, bus and sten ,
est 1904, J W Adrian, Principal
GmmlsoD, Gnnnlson Co , pop. 1,026
Pres Bd Educ — George Sullivan
Sec Bd Educ — Eva Millspaugh
City Superintendent — Grant Ruland
Principal High School — C A Holllngshead
Supv Music— C A Holllngshead
Manual Training — Merton Bedford.
Domestic Science — Maria Hennes
Physical Culture — Kathryn Hale
Drawing — H L Richter
Com'l & Stenog*y — Eva Carpenter
State Normal School of Colorado, teachers'
training courses, state, co-ed , J H. Kel-
ley, Principal
Idaho Springs, Clear Creek Co, pop 8,502
Pres Bd Educ — E M Mosoript
Sec Bd Educ — Mrs L O Garrabrant
City Superintendent — S. A. Norrls
Principal High School — Miss Ruth Dorsey
Supv Music — Katharine Dowling
Dom Scl & Phy Cult— Hattle Richards.
Julesburff, Sedgrwiok Co, pop 1,000
Prln H S — Sherman Howard
La Junta, Otero Co , pop 4,154
Free Bd Eduo — Rufus Phillips
Sec Bd. Educ—- Mrs. Ellen G O'NelL
City Superintendent— F P Austin
Prln H S— R D McClintock
Supv Music — Edrle Cohoon
Manual Training — R O Trueblood.
Domestic Science — Wmnlfred McAllister.
Drawing — Mary Calfee.
Commercial — A F Meub
Stenography — Mrs Gertrude Ballard.
Lafayette, Boulder Co, pop 1,800
City Superintendent — J S Smoyer
Lunar, Prowers Co, pop. 2,800.
Pres Bd Educ — D C Polhemus
Sec Bd Eduo — Herscael Horn
City Superintendent — George R Monyer
Principal High School — L Dunlap
Supv Mus & Draw — Grace D Allen
Manual Training — P B Clement.
Commercial — Nell Corning
Las Animas, Bent Co , pop 1,800
Prln H S — George L. Hess
Leadville, Lake Co, pop 7,508
City Superintendent — George M Hammers.
Principal High School — L.U Plnger
St Mary's School, prep , co-ed , R C , Sis-
ter Anseleta, Frin
Littleton, Arapahoe Co, pop 1,200
Frln H S — Leo F Curtis
Longmont, Boulder Co, pop 4,256.
Pres Bd Educ — John E Hill
Sec. Bd Educ — Miss Gertrude Seokner.
City Superintendent — Rae H KIteley
Principal High School — C C Casey
Manual Training— H G Nowels.
Domestic Science — Clara Donovan
Physical Culture — R Clare Coffin.
Drawing — Miss Sophie Jourdan
Loretto, Arapahoe Co, pop 72
Loretto Heights Academy, girls' boarding;,
R C , est 3800, Mother Mary Edith, Su-
perior
Louisville, Boulder Co, pop 1,400
Prln H S— C F Wolfer
Loveland, Larimer Co , pop 8,200
Pres Bd Educ — *W C Vorreiter
Sec Bd Educ — Mary N Keeler
City Superintendent — R. W Truscott.
Principal High School — R A. Puffer
Supv Music — Helen E Parker
Manual Training — B F Rickel
Domestic Science—- Ella E Dookeray
Manlton, El Paso Co, pop 1,450
Prln H S — Margaret Durand
Montclair, Denver Co, pop 415
Colorado Woman's College, coll , prep ,
music, home economics, women, Bapt.,
est 1905, J F Treat, A M, President.
Monte Vista* Bio Grande Co , pop 1,800
Pres Bd Eduo — Dr Charles Trueblood.
Sec Bd Educ — A C Kline
City Superintendent— HJ. B. Gibbs.
Supv Mus & Draw — Grace Nelson
Manual Training — E B Gibbs
Commercial — H H Journay
Montrose, Montrose Co , pop. 8,254.
City Superintendent — T B McDonouga
Prln H S — Fred G Person.
New Windsor, Weld Co., pop. 1,100.
City Superintendent — Emily Allyn
Onray, Ouray Co, pop 1,644.
Pres Bd Educ — M C. Witherspoon.
Sec Bd. Educ — T W Emerson.
Principal High School — W W Keplinger
Commercial— -H H. Gold
Palisades, Mesa Co, pop 1,000
Prin H S — J W Thompson
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COLORADO
Pueblo, Pueblo Co , pop 44,895
Pres Bd Bduc — Patrick Byrnes
Sec Bd Educ— Charles BJ Saxton
City Superintendent — John F Keating
Prin High 8, District 20 — D K Dunton
Supervisor Music — Mrs Frank Nyrick.
Manual Training — D N Wells
Domestic Science — Miss Janet Preston
Drawing-— Miss Harriet Palmer
Com'l & Stenog'y — F C Kay
Superintendent DIst 1 — Frank Slutz
Prin H 8 Dist 1— C K. Fletcher
American Business College bus and sten ,
est 1908, J A. Clark, Prin
Loretto Academy, girls' boarding, R C
est 1878, Mother M Claraslne, Superior-
ess, 10th and Elizabeth
Pueblo School of Business, bus and sten ,
est 1012, Julius von Tobel, President, 601
Court St
Rifle, Garfield Co, pop 1,000
Sec Bd Bduc— H Elche
Principal High School — Prof Allen
Booby Ford, Otero Co, pop. 8,880
Pres Bd Bduo — O W West
Sec Bd Educ — J B Lawson
City Superintendent — Daniel Ward.
Principal High School— John A Marshall.
Supv Music — Miss Pansy B Sheldon
Manual Training-— Tracy B Cone
Domestic Science — Miss Bthel M Weaver
Drawing — Miss Sheldon
Com'l & Stenog'y — Ralph W Legg
Sagnache, Sagaache Co, pop 450
City Superintendent — S M Ludwick.
Prin. H. S— A T Hesnard
Sallda, Chaffee Co, pop 4,425
Pres Bd Bduc. — R P Rubin.
Sec. Bd Bduc. — F C Woody
City Superintendent — Bdgar Kesner
Principal High School — C B Tanton
Supv Mus and Draw— Miss Mattle Mo-
Pherson
Manual Training—C R Bernard.
Domestic Science— Miss Edna M Ladwig
Silverton, San /mm Co, pop 9,000
City Superintendent — F A Hyde
Steamboat Springs, Rontt Co , pop 1,400
Pres Bd Bduc— Oeorge Wither
Bee Bd. Bduc — R A Barenther
City Superintendent — J I Cochran I
Principal High School— Miss Anna Shearer i
Manual Training— Miss Bdlth Wimzner J
Sterling, Logan Co , pop 2 200
Pres Bd Bduc — W A Jones.
Sec Bd Bduc — Anna Walek
City Superintendent — W L Bailey
Principal High School — J A Sexson.
Supv Music — Dorothy Green
Manual Training — Bwlng Stiffler
Domestic Science — Wilburta Knight
Phy Cult and Draw — Gertrude Cleveland
Pen' ship and Com'l— L L Miller
Stenography — Grace G Cllne
Sugar City, Otero Co , pop 1,100
Pres Bd Educ— S G Holler
Sec Bd Bduc — T W Butler
City Superintendent— H T Mitchell
Principal High School— B N Freeman
Supv Music — Miss Gladys Hough
'Manual Training — P S Larson ^
Domestic Science — Miss Irene Mott
Tellurlde, San Miguel Co, pop 2,448
Pres Bd Bduc — B McKown
Sec Bd Educ — F D Work
City Superintendent — W C P Meddlns
Manual Training — W F VanAtta.
Domestic Science — Ruth Stevens.
Supv Mus & Draw — Phebe Wadsworth
Trinidad, Las Animas Co, pop 10,204
Pres Bd Bduc — J F Sherman
Sec Bd Bduc — Dr L Freudenthal.
City Superintendent — Jesse R Morgan
Prin H S— J B Clifford
Supv Music — Fannie Murdock.
Manual Training— F W Jones
Domestic Science — Nellie Roberts
Draw and Pen'ship — Martha Trafford.
Com'l and Stenog'y — Hdfiier A Hott
Trinidad Business College bus and sten ,
est 1888, W B Anderson, M C S,
Pres
Victor, Teller Co, pop 4,000
Prin H S— D P Taylor
Walsenburg, Hnerfano Co, pop 3,500
City Superintendent — W H Lowry
Wray, Yuma Co, pop 1,000
Pres Bd Bduc — Henry Schafer
Sec Bd Bduc— Violet Ridlen
Principal High School— Prof Charles Hay.
Supv Music — Ruth Purcell
Drawing — Laura PurcelL
CONNECTICUT
Population, 1,114,766 School census, 242,662. School age, 4-16.
Connecticut IB the thirty-first state of the Union ra point of population, haying a
total of 1,114,756 inhabitants, of whom 98 6 per cent, are white Of this number,
29 5 per cent, are foreign bora. The percentage of illiteracy of the entire popula-
tion, ten years of age and over, IB 6 per cent , the state ranking thirtieth in this
respect. The educational system of the state is as follows, the chief executive power
resting not in a State Superintendent, as in most states, but in the State Board of
Education, of which the Governor of the state is chairman and the Secretary executive
officer:
CHARLES D HIKE, Secretary State Board of Education Hartford
MRS BELLE H JOHNSON, Library Visitor , Hartford
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
CHARLES D. HIKE, Secretary, State Board of Education Hartford
A. J WEIGHT, Clerk .... . . . Hartford
8. P WILLARD, Agent ... ... New Haves
GOVERNOR SIMEON E BALDWIN, CJuwmon, State Board of Education New Haven
CONNECTICUT STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
JOHN PETTIBONE, President New Mil ford
S P WILLABD, Secretary . . Colchester
CONNECTICUT SCHOOL MASTERS' CLUB
WALTER B SPENCER, President . West Hartford
JAMES H FREEMAN, Secretary . . .Hartford
STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSIONER
B FRANH MARSH, State Capitol Hartford
The state has an optional text-book law, authority being vested in local board*
or the voters to determine whether text-books shall be furnished free.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
Connecticut has no county superintendents of schools, but has instead what ia
called the "town system" of school supervision, each city, or in some cases, where
tie towns are small, a group of cities, having its individual superintendent of schools.
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CONNECTICUT
PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Ansonla, New Haven Co , pop 15,152.
Pres Bd Educ — Judge Robert I Hunger
Sec Bd Educ — William H Dwyer
City Superintendent — T J Stevenson
Principal High School — John J Stevens
Supv Music — Clayton P Stevens
Physical Culture — Mr Bath
Drawing — Miss Daisy C Allen
Commercial — Miss Ada Williams
Stenography— Miss Dora B Schumacher
Baltic, New London Co , pop 1,000
Academy of the Holy Family, girls' board-
ing, R C , est 1874, Mother Mary Al-
phonsa, Superioress
Bethel, Fairfield Co , pop 8,041.
City Superintendent — Frank A. Berry
Principal High School — Bbenezer Crofoot
Black Hall, New London Co, pop 8818.
Black Hall School, boys' boarding, P B ,
Robert Peet, M A, Prln
Branford, New Haven Co , pop. 6,047.
Pres Bd Bduc — J J V Conlnghaxn.
Sec Bd Bduc — Albert Jourdan
City Supt & Prin H 8 — Herman Lr Love-
Joy
Supv Music — Arthur Schuckai
Drawing— Cora M Crane
Com'l & Stenog'y— Alsie C Clark
Bridgeport, Fairfield Co , pop 108,054.
Pres Bd Bduc — William B Cogswell, M D
Sec Bd Bduc —Frank B Blakeman
City Supt— William B Kelsey, M A,
Prin High School— F B Kutscher, B A
Supv Music — R A H Clark
Drawing — Catherine Marsh
Bridgeport Training School for Teachers,
normal, state, co-ed., Miss Bessie B
Howes, Pres.
Bridgeport University School, boys' board-
Ing, non-sect , Vincent C. Peek, Prin.
Connecticut Froebel Normal, nor kind ,
boarding, est 1898, Mary C Mills, Frin
Courtland School, The, girls, day, non-
sect , est 1891, Mary J Miner, Prin
Froebel Kindergarten and Training School,
normal kindergarten, Fannie A. Smith,
Prin , 866 Lafayette
Outchess College, bus and sten , est 1901,
S D Gutchess, President, 54 Cannon St.
Park Avenue Institute, boys' boarding, non-
sect , est. 1872, Seth B. Jones, A. B,
A. M, Prln, 888 Park Ave.
fit Joseph's School, prep , co-ed., R. C.,
est. 1900. Rev H Dannie, Prin.
Union Business College, bus. and sten.,
Fred BJnos, Pres.
T H C A. School, tech., men, Christian,
est. 1898, J Holmes, Ph B, Director, 888
Main St
Bristol, Hartford Co , pop 13,508
Pres Bd Educ — N B Pierce, Eaq
Sec Bd Educ — C L Wooding
City Superintendent — Newell Jennings
Principal High School — Henry B Cottle
Supv Music — Bstelle P Cushman
Manual Training — Mary W Dodge
Domestic Science — Lillian Houbertz
Drawing — Arie B Kelley
Commercial — Minnie A Cobleigh
Brookfleld Center, Fairfield Co , pop 175.
Brooktteld Summer School of Music, music,
co-ed , est 1900, Herbert Wilbur Greene,
Director
Curtis School for Boys, boys' boarding, non-
sect, Frederick S Curtis, Prin.
Canaan, Litchfleld Co, pop 7,023
Pres Bd Bduc — B S Roberts
Sec Bd Educ — G W Parsons
City Superintendent — George J Vogel
Principal High School — Harvey Strayer
Supv Music — Louise Chapman
Canton, Hartford Co , pop 8,78*
Prin High School — Richard W Sprague.
Cheshire, New Haven Co , pop 1,988
Cheshire School, boys' boarding, P B., est.
1794, Paul Klimpke, M A, Headmaster
Chester, Middlesex Co., pop. 1,419.
Principal High School — Otis B Lowell
Clinton, Middlesex Co, pop 1,274.
Sec Bd Bduc — Lucien K Stevens
Principal High School — George B Bliot
Supv Music— Mrs G I Kelsey
Colchester, New London Co., pop. 9,140.
Pres Bd Educ— S P Willard
Sec Bd Bduc — J R Backus
City Superintendent — John A. Young
Principal High School — Royal A. Moore
Supv Mus & Draw — Mrs Lucy GatchalL
Penmanship— Harry Houston
Cornwall, Litchfleld Co, pop 1,016.
Rumsey Hall, boys' boarding, non-sect,
est 1900, Louis Schutte, Headmaster
Danbury, Falrfleld Co , pop 20,284.
Pres Bd Bduc — William. D Lane
Sec Bd Bduc — Philip N Sunderland.
City Superintendent — George H. Tracy.
Principal High School — Harriet C. Folsom,
Supv Music — Jennie B Raymond
Man Tr & Draw — Isabelle Mackay
Domestic Science — Gladys R Benton
Com'l & Stenog'y — Harold H Comlns
Danbnry Music School, music; co-ed.; BHa
A. Curtis, Director
State Normal School, nor , state, co-«4.;
John Russell Perkins, A. M., Prln.
Stillman Business College, bus. and ststu;
est 1895, I M Dearborn, Principal
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CONNECTICUT
Danielson, Wlndham Co, pop 2,684
Town Superintendent — Albert S Ames
Principal High School — Robert K Bennett
Darlen, Falrfleld Co., pop 8,946
City Superintendent — James F Williams
Derby, New Haven Co , pop. 8,901.
Pres Bd Educ — Henry T Waters
Sec Bd Bduc — Jane S Donahue
City Superintendent — Edward Fitzgerald
Principal High School — Miss Mary Lathrop
Supv Music — R A H Clarke
Manual Training1 — Agnes T Driscoll
Pope Business College, bus and sten , est
1889, Fred J Pope, Principal
Bast Hartford, Hartford Co., pop 8,188.
Pres Bd Eduo — De F H. Mayberry
Sec Bd. Eduo — Joseph O Goodwin
City Superintendent — J W Kratzer
Principal High School— S E Wright.
Com'l and Stenog*y— -Rose Baldwin.
East Lyme, New London Co , pop 1,916.
City Superintendent — Carleton Wheeler
Principal High School — Allan R. Sturtevant
East Windsor, Hartford Co , pop 8,862
Pres Bd Educ — William F English
Sec Bd Educ— H C Allen
Supv Music — Miss Elaine Hanson
Enfleld, Hartford Co , pop. 9,719
Principal High School — Edward B Sellew
Xfcsex, Middlesex Co, pop 8,745.
Pratt High SchooJ^- prep, co-ed., Cong,
est 1890, George Sanderson, Principal
Falrfleld, Fairfleld Co., pop 6,184.
City Superintendent— Grover C Bowman
Hargrove School, tutoring, boarding, Pinck-
ney S Hargrove, M A , Principal
Farmlngton, Hartford Co , pop. 897.
City Superintendent — Lewis Mills
Porter's School; girls' boarding, non-sect,
est. 1843, Mrs. Robert Porter Keep, Prin.
Glastonbury, Hartford Co , pop 4,796.
Pres Bd Educ — Samuel H Williams
Sec Bd Educ — Fred R Curtis
City Supt and Prln H S — Leon A. Martin
Penmanship — Katharine W Ross
Greenwich, Falrfleld Co , pop. 8,886.
City Superintendent — Edwin C Andrews.
Principal High School— Edward D Graber
Brunswick School, boys' boarding, non-
sect , est 1902, George Edgar Carmichael,
Headmaster
Ely School for Girls, girls' boarding, non-
sect , est 1886, Miss Elizabeth L Ely,
Principal
Greenwich Academy, girls' day, non-sect ,
est 1827, Walter A Waterman, Principal,
Maple Ave
Rosemary Hall, girls' boarding, Epis , est
1890, Caroline Rhutz-Rees, Ph D, Princi-
pal,
Groton, New London Co , pop. 1,895
Principal High School — A. L Pitcher
Gnllf ord, New Haven Co , pop 1,608.
Pres Bd Bduc — Edward C Seward
Sec Bd Educ — Arthur H Lombard.
City Supt and Frin H S — Carll A. Lewis.
Stipv Music — Hilda Rawson
Drawing — Charles D Hubbard.
Hamden, New Haven Co , pop. 5,850
City Superintendent — Richard T Tobin.
Hartford, Hartford Co , pop 98,915.
Pres Bd Educ — James J Peard
Sec Bd Educ — John J McMahon.
City Superintendent—Thomas 8 Weaver.
Principal High School — Clement C Hyde.
Supervisor Music — Ralph L Baldwin.
Manual Training — Charles C Bryant.
Domestic Science — A Eudora Daniels.
Drawing — C Louise Williams
Penmanship — F A Curtis
Commercial — George F Kingsbury
American School for the Deaf, state, Dr.
Job Williams, Prin
Beacon School, prep , girls, non-sect.; Mm
Barbour, Prin
Connecticut Business College, bus. and
sten , est 1903, G H Wilcoz, Principal,
36 Pearl St
Hartford Theological Seminary* theot,
men, Cong, est 1884, W D MaoKenxle,
D D, Pros
Hillyer Institute, bus and sten; indnst,
men, est 1882, George C Hubert, Gen
Secy
Huntalnger'a Business College, bus and
sten , F M Huntsinger, Pres.
Morse College, com'l, nor, secretarial, Ed-
ward H Morse, President, 43 Ann St
Mount St Joseph Seminary, girls' boarding,
R C , Sister Mary Cecelia, Prin
Olmstead's Select Shorthand School, bus.
and sten , est. 1887, E M. Olmstead,
Pres, 766 Main St
School of Horticulture, hort, non-sect., co-
ed . Stanley H Rood, S B, A. M, Di-
rector
Trinity College, coll , men, est 1828,
Flavel Sweeten Luther, Ph D , Liu D ,
Pres.
Jewett City, New London Co , pop 3,028
Pres Bd Eduo — Dr Geo H Jennings.
Sec Bd Eduo— A. C Burdick.
City Superintendent — H, P Leavenworth.
Supv Music — Elizabeth Beardward.
Drawing— Natalie Glbbs
KiUlngly, Wlndham Co , pop. 1,000
City Superintendent — Albert S Ames
Kent, Lltchfleld County
Kent School, boys' boarding, non-sect, est.
1906, F H Sill O H C , Principal
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Lakevllle, Litchfleld Co , pop 1,000.
Hotchkiss School, The, boys' boarding, non-
sect est 1892, Rev H G Buehler,
M A , LItt D Headmaster
Taconic School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect , Miss Lilian Dixon, A B , Prln
Litchfleld, Litchfleld Co , pop 90S
Pres Bd Bduc — Hon T F Ryan
Sec Bd Bduc — E P Roberts
City Supt & Prln H S— I Z Allen
Foster School, boys' prep , boarding, non-
sect , Rev Allyn K. Foster, M A ,
Head-Master
Litchfleld School for Girls gills boaidlng,
Frances Elliot Hlckox, Prln
Roberts (Mrs ) School girls prep , day,
Mrs E P Roberts, Prin
Madison, New Haven Co , pop 1,534.
Pres Bd Educ — Myron G Hull
Sec Bd Educ — Webster D Whedon
City Superintendent — Robert C Demlng
Principal High School — Harriet C Bulkley
Supervisor Penmanship — Henry Honston
Manchester, Hartford Co, pop 13,641
City Superintendent — Alfred F Howes
Principal High School — Austin Savage
Mcriden, New Haven Co , pop 27,865.
Sec Bd Educ — Charles F Rockwell
City Superintendent — David Glbbs
Principal High School— Willis J Prouty
Supv Music — G Frank Goodale
Manual Training— Chesley W Smith
Domestic Science — Alice B Foote
Physical Culture — George F Baer
Drawing — Maud A Simpson
Pen'ahip and Com'l — Arthur F Wallace
Stenography — Annie T Elwell
Pequod Business College, 'Bus and sten ,
est 1896, Mrs W R Chapman, Principal
Mlddletown, Middlesex Co , pop 11,851
Pres Bd Educ —John L Flsk
Sec Bd Educ — Frank I Hall
City Superintendent — Wm A Wheatley
Principal High School — Julia Brazos
Supv Music — Bertha Rockwell
Manual Training — Daniel Rowe
Domestic Science — Frances E Vlnton
Drawing— Mary E Bennett
Penmanship — Beulah Adams
Com'l and Stenog*y — Lawrence W Wilbur
Berkeley Divinity School, theol , men, P
E, est 1854, Rev Samuel Hart, D D,
Dean.
Connecticut Business College, bus and
sten., est 1896, J F Nixon, Prin
Bmmette School, prep , co-ed , non-sect,
est 1899, Sophia L Bmmette, Prin
Wesleyan University, coll , co-ed., M E ,
est 1881, Rev W A. Shanklin, D D,
LL D, Pres
Westover School, girls' boarding, non-sect ,
est 1909, Mary R Hillard, Principal
Mllford, New Haven Co , pop 4,396
Pres Bd. Bduc — George M Gunn.
Sec Bd Educ — Charles Atomlinson
City Superintendent— H J Mathewson
Principal High School — Irving p Colman
Supv Music — Estelle P Cushman
Milford — continued
' Physical Culture — Elsie L Smith
Drawing— Edith M Pratt
Penmanship— Harry Houston
Com'l and Stenogy — Josephine A Grlswold
Nangatuck, New Haven Co, pop 18,782
Pres Bd Educ — Thomas M Bull
Sec Bd Educ — William Kennedy
City Superintendent — Frank W Eaton.
Principal High School — C R Slade
Supv Music — William H Miner
Manual Training — Maurice Merrill
Domestic Science — Harriet Minor
Physical Culture — Christian Brocar
Drawing — Jennie F Lewis
Com'l and Stenog'y — Arch D Hyde
New Britain, Hartford Co , pop 48,916.
Pres Bd Educ — B F Gaffney
Sec Bd Educ— William L Hatch
City Superintendent— Stanley H Holmea
Supv Music— George B Mathews
Manual Training — William L Hozen
Domestic Science — Eleanor I Bodley
Physical Culture — Beth G Marcy
Drawing — J W Andrews
Penmanship — Elizabeth Kane
Commercial — J C Mordy
Stenography— Hazel Buckey
N.ew Britain Commercial College, bua,
sten and tel , est 190i, T Clay Cav-
anaugh, President, 259 Main St
State Normal Training School, normal,
state, co-ed , est 1849, Marcus White,
Ph B, Prin
New Canaan, Fairfield County
Cornish School girls' boarding non-sect ,
est 1909 Miss Edith De VIgne, Princi-
pal
New Hartford, Litchfleld Co , pop 2,144
Principal High School— Henry W Delano.
New Haven, New Haven Co , pop. 133,605
Pres Bd Educ — Theodore R Blakeslee
Sec Bd Educ — George T Hewlett
City Superintendent — Frank H Beede
Assistant Superintendent — J C Knowlton
Assistant Superintendent — Claude Russell
Assistant Superintendent — J C McCarthy
Principal High School — C L Kirscher
Supv Music — Benjamin Jepson.
Manual Training — Mary A Pinney
Physical Culture — H J Schnelle
Drawing — A H Wentworth
Penmanship— Harry Houston
Commercial — J D Houston
Stenogi aphy — Elizabeth Hughes
Kindergarten — Jessie Scranton.
Booth Preparatory School, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect, George A. Booth, Prin.
Butler School, bus and sten , est. 1884,
Sidney Perlin Butler, Prin , 152 Temple
Connecticut Business University, bus. an*
sten , Henry C Long; Prin
Galley's Shorthand School, bus. and sten ,
John F Galley, Pres.
Hamden Hall, boys' boarding, non-sect , v
J P Gushing, Headmaster, Whitney
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Hopkins Grammar School, boys' boarding
non-sect , est 1669, Arthur B Woodford,
Ph D, Rector
Johnstone's School, girls' boarding, non-
sect , est 1884, Mary Dllbyl Johnstone,
Prln
New Haven Normal School of Gymnastics,
phys cult , co-ed , est 1886, E H Ar-
nold, M D , Director
St Mary's Academy, girls' boarding, R C ,
eat 1901, Sister Celestlne, Directress
Sheffield Scientific School, Yale University,
courses In Civil, Mechanical, Mining and
Metallurgical, Municipal and Sanitary,
and Electrical Engineering, and Gradu-
ate Science, men, est 1871, Russell Henry
Chlttenden, So D, Director
State Normal Training School, normal,
state, co-ed , Arthur B Morrlll, Pres
The Gateway, girls' boarding, elementary
to academic, non-sect , Miss Alice Rey-
nolds, Principal, St Roman Terrace
Whedon's School for Boys, boys' board-
ing, non-sect , Susan H Whedon, Prln
Willard's School for Girls, prep , co-ed ,
non-sect, Miss Charlotte H Wlllard,
Prln
Yale Business College, bus and sten , est
1862, Nathan B Stone, Pres
Yale Divinity School, Yale University,
theol , men, est 1822, Rev Charles R
Brown, D D , Dean
Yale Forest School, Yale University, for-
estry, men, est. 1900, James W Tourney,
M a. M A, Acting Director
Yale School of Fine Arts, Yale University,
drawing, painting and sculpture, men,
Yale University, comprises the Academical
Department, Graduate School, Sheffield
Scientific School, School of Fine Arts,
Department of Music, Department of
Forestry Department of Theology, De-
partment of Medicine and Department of
Law, men, non-sect , est 1871, Arthur
T Hadley, LL D, Pres
Yale University, Department of Medicine;
med , reg , men, est 1818, George
Blumer, M D, Dean
Yale University, Department of Music,
theoretical and practical courses In mu-
sic, Horatio W Parker, Mus D, Dean
Yale University, Law School, law, men,
est 1824, Henry "Wade Rogers, LL. D,
Dean
New London, New London Co , pop 19,959
Pres Bd Educ — Dr J C Stanton
Sec Bd Educ — P Lewy Harwood.
City Superintendent — Charles B Jennings
Supv Music — Elizabeth Whittlesey
Domestic Science — Helen Hatch
Drawing— Alice Bishop
Commercial — James Mahoney
Bulkeley School, high school for boys, Wal-
ter A Towne, Principal
Connecticut College for Women, coll ,
women, non-sect , est 1912, Frederick
H Sykes, LL D, Pres
New London — continued
Manual Training and Industrial School, co-
ed , non-sect., est 1906, Frederick St.
John Hitchcock, Frln.
Williams Memorial Institute, high school
for girls est 1891, Colin E Buell M A,
Principal
New Milford, Utchfleld Co , pop 5,010
Pres Bd Educ — Francis E Baldwin
Sec Bd Educ — Albert Evitts
City Supt and Prin H S — John Pettlbone
Supv Music — Clayton P Stevens
Commercial — May L Fillmore
Ingleslde SchooLr girls' boarding, F E ,
The Misses Tewksbury Principals
New Preston, Utchfleld Go , pop 450.
Upso-n Seminary, prep , boys, Cong , est.
1869, Rev Henry TJpson, A. B, Prln
Newtown, Fairfleld Co , pop 484
Newtown Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect,
Wm Wilson Gardner, Prin
Niantlc, New London Co , pop 1,800
Principal High School— A L McGrath
Norfolk, Utchfleld Co, pop 1,541
Robbins School, The, prep , co-ed , non-
sect., A M Blackburn, Prln
North Canaan, Utchfleld Co , pop 8,171.
City Superintendent — George J Vogel
Principal High School — Sara J Rorabaek.
North Stonlngton, New London Co, pop
1,100.
Wheeler SchooK prep f dom sci and agn ,
co-ed , non-sect , est 1900, Charles P
Kendall, Principal
Norwalk, Fairfleld Co, pop. 6,954.
Pres Bd Educ — Arthur C Wheeler
Sec Bd Educ — Wilfred Bodwell
Town Superintendent — Ira T. Chapman
Principal High School — E H. Guxnbart
Drawing — Adeline I Boulon
Penmanship — Harry Houston
Com'l & Stenog'y — R T Ripley
Balrd's Institute-Home School, girls' board-
Ing, P E , est. 1882, Miss Cornelia F
Baird, Prin
Elizabeth Mead Schoql. for Girls, girls'
boarding, non-sect, eat 1883, Margaret
R Brendllnger, A. B.. Prin.
Harstrom School* boys' prep , day, non-
sect , est 1899, Carl Exel Harstrom, A
M, Ph D, Headmaster
Norwich, New London Co , pop 20,867.
City Superintendent — Edward J Graham
Supt Central Dist — William D Tillson.
Supt West Chelsea Disk— John B Stanton
Principal High School — L, Angle Stanton.
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Norwich — continued
Butts' School for Girls, girls' boarding
non-sect, est 1901, Miss Matilda Butts
Prin,
Norwich Art School, art, co-ed., est 1890
George Albert Thompson, B F A,, Di-
rector
Norwich Business College, bus and sten
est 1883, W B Canfield, Prop
Norwich Free Academv, prep , co-ed,, non-
sect , Henry A Tirrell, Principal
Old Lyme, New London Co , pop 1,181
Prea Bd Bduc.— N L Sheffield, Jr
Sec Bd Educ — F M Roche
City Superintendent — Frederick W Shearer
Principal High School— Mabel Littlefleld
Orange, New Haven Co , pop 1,200
Principal of Schools— Edgar C Stiles.
Plslnfield, Wlndham Co , pop 0,710.
City Superintendent — John L Chapman
Plainvllle, Hartford Co , pop 2,882
City Superintendent— Marshall P Ryder
Principal High School— Orrin L Judd
Plymouth, Litchfleld Co, pop 0,081.
City Superintendent — Andrew S Qaylord.
, Principal High School — H C Stewart
Pomfret, Wlndham Co., pop 1,857
Hamlet Lodge School, boys, non-sect, F
L. Waldo, Prin.
Pomfret School, boys' boarding, P B , Win
Beach Olmstead, Prin
Portland, Middlesex Co., pop 3,485.
City Superintendent— L. C Staples
Putnam, Wlndham Co, pop* 6,687
City Superintendent — Gordon C Swift.
Principal High School — John Backus
Academy of Notre Dame, boys* boarding,
R. C , Her J Van Den Noort, Prin
Notre Dame Bon Seoours Academy, girls''
boarding, R. C , Sister M Paula, Su-
perior
Putnam Business College, bus and sten ,
E F Keller, Fres.
Bedding, Falrfleld Co, pop 1,617.
Pres Bd Bduc — E A Pinkney
Sec Bd Educ — W E Hogen
Principal High School — Florence Nichols
Hill
1882, M
prep , co-ed , non-sect., est
Bishop, A B, Prin.
Bedding Bldge, Falrfleld Co , pop 250
Sanford School, boys' boarding, non-sect.,
est 1905, Daniel S Sanford, M A, Head
Master
Rldgefleld, Falrfleld Co, pop 8,118.
Ridgefield School for Boys, boys' prep ,
non-sect , Roland J Mulford, Ph. D ,
Head Master
Boekville, Tolland Co, pop 7,977
Pres Bd Bduc— M H Talcott
Sec Bd Bduc — J B FJsk
Principal High School, Philip M Howe
Supv Music — Morgan R St John
Penmanship — Harry Houston
Salisbury, Litchfleld Co , pop 8,522
City Superintendent — Clarence W Holmes
Salisbury School, prep , boys, P E , est.
1908, Rev Geo B Qualle, M A, Pres
Saybrook, Middlesex Co , pop 1,907
City Superintendent— Herbert O Clough.
Miss Shepard's Private SohoqL prep , co-
ed , non-sect , Miss F C Shepard, Prin.
Seymour, New Haven Co , pop 4,786
Pres Bd Bduc — Robert Healey
Sec Bd Bduo — Joseph OBrien
City Superintendent — Charles R Sumpf
Principal High School— Charles R. Sumpf
Supv Music — Olive Beach
Drawing— Cora Crane
Sharon, Litchfleld Co , pop 1,880
Principal High School — A Chester Tucker
fihelton, Falrfleld Co, pop 4,807.
Pres Bd Bduc — M A. Dunschmidt
Sec Bd Bduc— George S Willis
City Supt & Prin H S— Harry B Fowler
Supv Music — Robert T Bayley
Drawing — Mary L Aldxich
Com'l and Stenog'y— J R Bryle
Bbnsbnry, Hartford Co, pop 2,587
City Superintendent — Anson W Beldlng
Westminster School, boys' boarding, non-
sect, W L Gushing, Prin
South Manchester, Hartford Co , pop 7,000.
Principal High School — A A. Savage
South Norwalk, Falrfleld Co , pop 8,968
Merrill Business College, bus. and sten ,
est 1888, Mrs M A Merrill, Prin, 97
Washington St.
South Windsor, Hartford Co , pop 2,251.
Prin High School— Miss Mabel Klngsbury
Southport, Fairfleld Co, pop 1,479
Grail School, prep , boys, C C Saunders
and Harvey J Swann, Prins
Southlngton, Hartford Co , pop 8,714. *
Pres Bd. Bduc — J W Gridley
Sec Bd Educ — Mrs. L A Gumming
City Superintendent — Ernest C Witham.
Principal High School— William K. Holmes
Supv Mus and Draw — Alice Wllcoz.
Manual Training — Robert Decarmles
Com'l and Stenog'y — Ethel Dow
Stafford Springs, Tolland Co , pop 3,059.
Principal High School — J R Tucker
Stamford, Falrfleld Co., pop. 25,188
Pres Bd Bduc — Watson B. Rice.
Sec Bd Educ — Clement A Fuller
City Superintendent — Samuel J Slawson*
Principal High School— Charles A very
Supv Music— Clarence Hotchkiss
Domestic Science — Kathryn H. Root.
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Stamford — continued
Physical Culture— Mary E Marks
Drawing— Helena J Chapman
Commercial — E H Sammis
Stenography — Alice H Edwards
Catherine Aiken Behoof, girls' boarding,
non-sect , eat 1854, Harriet Beecher Sco-
vllle Devan, A B , Prin.
King School, prep , boys, non-sect, est
1876, Ralph Ersklne Rearlck, M 3,
Head Master
Low-Heywood School. girls' boarding,
prep . Miss Low and Miss Heywood,
Manor School, boys' boarding, Chr Scl ,
est 1899, Louis D Marriott, M A, Head-
master
Stamford Preparatory Academy, boys,
prep , est 1908, Alfred C Robjent, Di-
rector
Stonlngton, New I*mdon Co , pop 8,088
Pres Bd Bduc— Joseph F Leahy
Sec Bd Bduc —James Cooper
City Superintendent— William H Perry
Principal High School — Clarence E Sibley
Supv Music — Harriet Woodard.
Manual Training — Daniel Darney
Domestic Science — Mathilda Hawkins.
Physical Culture — Jennie B Stanton
Drawing— Daniel Darney
Penmanship— Harry Houston
Stenography— Elizabeth a McGrath.
8torrsf Tolland Co, pop 174.
Connecticut Agricultural College, courses In
Agriculture, Mechanic Arts, and Home
Economics, co-ed , state, est 1881,
Charles L Beach, B S, President
Stratford, Fairfield Co., pop. 5,712
City Superintendent — William B Kelsey
Principal High School — F E Kutcher
Bnffleld, Hartford Co , pop 8,841.
Pres Bd Educ — S H Graham.
Sec Bd Educ — Howard Henshaw
City Superintendent— N Searle Light.
Supv Music — Stuart MacKerdy
Connecticut Literary Institute^ prep , boys'
boarding, Bapt, est. 1888, Hobart a
Truesdell, Prln.
Thompson, Windham Co , pop 4,804
Pres Bd Educ— E F Thompson
Sec Bd Educ— W C Mills
Principal High School — Geo W Hathaway
Howe and Marot School, girls' boarding,
non-sect est 1918, Miss Howe and Mies
Marot, Principals
Thomaston, Utohfteld Co , pop 8,5*8.
Pres Bd Educ — James Qoodall.
Sec Bd Educ — George A. Stoughton
City Supt & Prln H 8 — Ernest W SmalL
Supv Music— Edith Matoon
Torrington, Utchfleld Co , pop. 15,488
City Superintendent — Edwin H. Forbes.
Unionvtlle, Hartford Co., pop 1,868.
Principal High School— -J Lee O*Gorman
Vernon, Tolland Co, pop 9,087
City Superintendent — Harry B Marsh
Wafflngford, New Haven Co., pop 8,690
Pres Bd Educ — C B Yale
Sec Bd Educ — E W Leaven worth
City Superintendent— Alfred B Morrlll
Principal High School— M I Holbrook
Supv Music — Mrs Gammons
Drawing — Miss Alice Belt
Com'l and Stenog*y — Miss Amy Van Doom.
Choate School, prep , boys, non-sect , est
1896, George C St John, A M, Head
Master
Phelps School, girls' boarding, non-sect.;
est 1900, the Misses Peck, Prlns
Washington, Lftchfield Co, pop 1,747
City Supt and Prln H S— H Miles Gordy
Gunnery School, prep , boys' boarding,
non-sect , est 1850, John a Brlnsmade,
A B , Prln
Ridge School, boys' boarding, for small
boys, non-s^ct , Mrs William Gold
Brlnsmade, Prln
Wykeham Rise School for Girls, girls*
boarding, est 1902, Miss Davies. Prln
Waterbury, New Haven Go, pop. 78,141.
Pres Bd Educ — Mayor F T Reeves.
Sec Bd Eduo— J J Fitzgerald.
City superintendent — Berlin W Tinker
Principal High School — S W Wllby
Supv Music — Katherlne Gloster
Physical Culture — James A Colloty
Drawing — Kate F Seen
Penmanship — James O Halloran
Academy of Notre Dame, girls boarding,
R C , Mother St Thomas, Superior
St Margaret's School, girls' boarding,
Episc., est 1875, Emily G Munro, Ph B.,
A M, Prln, 86 Grove St
Monroe's Business College, bus. and sten..
est 1889, W I Monroe, Prop, 111 Grand
St
Waterbury Business College, bus. and sten ,
est 1883, Harry C Post, Principal, 108
Bank St
Watertown, Lttchfield Co, pop. 8,850
City Superintendent — F J Working
Taft School for Boys, boys' boarding, non-
sect , est 1890, Horace D Taft, M A,
Headmaster
West Hartford, Hartford Co , pop. 4308
City Superintendent— Wlliam H Hall
Principal High School— Walter B. Spencer
West Haven, New Haven Co., pop, 8,548.
City Superintendent — Edgar C. Stiles.
Weetport, ^airfield Co., pop. 4,250.
City Superintendent — Grover C Bowman
Principal High School — F Bates.
Westport Home School, boys' boarding,
non-sect est 1911, Edward D Merri-
man, A M , Principal
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Wethersfield, Hartford Co., pop. 8,148.
Principal High School — Hubert G Shaw
WUllmantlc, Wlndham Co , pop 11,830.
Town Superintendent — Lev! B Garrison.
Principal High School — Egbert Case
State Normal Training School, normal,
state, co-ed., eat 1888, Henry T Burr,
M. So., Prin.
Wilton, Fatrfleld Co., pop. 1,706.
Wilton Educational Institute, boys' board-'
ing, non-sect. , Chas. W. Whitlock, Prin
Winchester, Litchfleld Co, pop. 8,679.
City Superintendent — Frank E Pisk.
Windsor, Hartford Co., pop. 4,178.
Pres Bd Educ — 8 F Brown
Sec Bd Educ— F V Mills
City Superintendent — Daniel Howard.
Principal High School— Mary M. Wilson.
Windsor Locks— continued
Campbell School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect, eat 1908, A. H. Campbell, A.
M, Ph. D, Prin., 18 Broad St.
Windsor Locks, Hartford Co , pop 3,715.
Pres Bd Educ— T F McCarty
Sec Bd* Educ — J M Morse
City Superintendent — Daniel Howard.
Principal High School — Leander Jackson.
Wlnsted, Litchfleld Co , pop. 7,754
Pres Bd Educ — Elliott B Bronson
Sec Bd Educ — Thomas F Fitzgerald.
City Superintendent — Frank B Fisk
Principal High School— Walter D Hood.
Supv Music — Minnie Persons.
Drawing — Abbey W Chapman
Penmanship — Marjorle B Warner
Woodbmy, Litchfleld Co , pop 1,860
City Superintendent— Samuel E Longwell
Woodstock, Wlndham Co, pop 1,849.
Woodstock Academy, prep , co-ed.; non-
sect, E R. Hal
DELAWARE
Population, 202,822 School census, 53,615 School age, 6-21.
Delaware is the forty-seventh state of the Union in point of population, having a
total of 202,322 inhabitants, of whom 846 per cent are white. Of this number
8 6 per cent are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of the entire popula-
tion, ten, years of age and over, is 8.1 per cent , the state ranking thirty-fourth in
this respect The educational system of the state is as follows
STATE COaOOSSIONEB'S OFFICE
CHAKLES A WAGNER, State Commissioner of Education Dover
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
DE GEORGE W TWITMEYER, Chairman Wilmington
CHABLES A WAGNER, Secretary Dover
HENRY RIDGLEY, ESQ . . . Dover
GEORGE S MESSERSMITH . Dover
PROP HARRY HAYWABD . . ..... Dover
HENRY CLAY DAVIS . . . . Laurel
JOHN W HERRING . . . .Milford
FREDERICK BRADY Middletown
STATE TEAOHEBS* ASSOCIATION
Delaware has no State Association the teachers have County organizations
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
Kent County . . James BJ Carroll, Dover
New Castle County . . Elmer L Cross, New Castle
Sussex County E J Hardeaty, Georgetown
PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Dover, Kent Co , pop 8,780.
Frin High School — George S Meaaeramlttu
State College for Colored Student* (col-
ored), coursea In Agriculture, Mechanic
Arta (industrial) and Domestic Science,
co-ed , eat. 1892. William C Jason, A. 1C,
D D, Prea
"Wilmington Conference Academy, prep .
co-ed , M B eat 1874, Rev Henry O
Budd, President
Newark, Newcastle Co, pop 1,018.
Delaware College couraes In Arts and Sci-
ence, Agriculture, Civil, Mechanical and
Electrical Engineering, summer achool for
teachers, state, men, eat. 1884, George
A Harter, Ph D , President
Odessa, Newcastle Co
Principal High Sen' 1— Miss Margaret I*ewla
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Wilmington, Newcastle Co., pop. 87,411.
City Superintendent — George W Twltmyer
Assistant Superintendent — Bessie C Devlne
Principal High School — A. Henry Berlin.
Prlii. Howard H EL— -Edwina B. Kruse
Prln Boys' H S — Floyd P Johnson
Beacon Business College, bus and sten , est
1900, W H Beacon, President, Court
House Sq
Wilmington — continued
Goldey College, bus and sten , co-ed , est
1886, W E Douglas Pres, 807 Market
Hebb's School for Girls, girls' boarding;
non-sect , Misses Hebb, Prlns
Ursuline Academy, girls' boarding, R. C ,
Mother Mary Francis Superior.
Wilmington Friends' School, prep , co-ed ;
est 1748, Friends, Herschel A. Norris,
A M , Prln , 4th and West St
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Population, 331,069 School census, 71,842 School age, 6-18
The District of Columbia has a total population of 331,069 inhabitants, of whom
713 per cent are white Of this number 7 A per cent are foreign born. The per-
centage of illiteracy of the District is 4.9 per cent, ranking thirty-fourth in this
respect The educational affairs of the District are under the general supervision
of a Board of Education appointed by the Judge of the Supreme Court of the Dis-
trict of Columbia.
UNITED STATES BUREAU OF EDUCATION
PHILANDER P CLAXTON, United States Commissioner of Education
Washington
PUBLIC, PRIVATE: AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Washington, pop. 881,090
Pres Bd Educ — Henry P Blair
Sec Bd Educ — Harry O Hlne
City Superintendent — "William M Davidson
Assistant Superintendent In charge of white
schools — Ernest L Thurston
Assistant Superintendent In charge of col-
ored schools — Roscoe C Bruce.
Director Intermediate Instruction — Alexan-
der T Stuart
Director Primary Instruction— Miss Eliza-
beth V Brown
Supv Music — Miss Alys Bently
Manual Training — John A Chamberlain.
Domestic Science — Miss Emma 8. Jacobs
Domestic Art — Mrs. M W Gate
Physical Culture — Rebecca Stoneroad.
Drawing — Miss Annie M Wilson.
Kindergarten — Miss Catherine Watklns
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Armstrong High School (colored), P bet.
1st and 3d N W , C G Wilkinson, Ptin
Business High School, 9th and R. I Ave ,
Allan Davis, Prln
Central High School, 7th and O Sts., N W ,
Emory M Wilson, Frln
Eastern High School, 7th near Pa and C,
S E , Dr W S Small, Prln
M Street High School (colored), M* and
N J Ave , E3 C Williams, Prln.
McKinley High School, 7th and R. I. Ave.,
Frank C Daniel, Prln
Western High School, 85th and T Sts., N
W , Miss Hdlth Westcott, Prln.
Washington— continued,
Academy of the Sacred Heart of Mary,
girls' boarding, R. C., Sister Mary Clem-
entine, Superior
Academy of the Visitation, girls' boarding1,
R C , est 1850, Mother Margaret Mary
Muth, Directress, Connecticut Ave
American University, post-grad., co-ed., M.
1! , est. 1898, Franklin Hamilton, Ph D
Army and Navy Preparatory School, boys'
prep , non-sect. , E Swavely, Prin., 4101
Connecticut Ave
Belcourt Seminary, girls* boarding, non-
sect , Mrs Mary Burke Somervell, A M ,
Principal, Oirard & 18th Sts
Bliss Electrical School, 1 yr course IB
Electrical Engineering, men non-sect ,
est 1898, Louis Denton Bliss, President,
Tacoma Park.
Bristol School, girls* boarding, P E , est
1901, Miss Alice A Bristol, Principal,
19th and Mlntwood Place.
Catholic University of America, comprises
School of the Sacred Sciences, of Law. of
Philosophy, of Letters, of Sciences, and
Teachers1 College, R C . est 1889, Rt
Rev Thomas J Shahan. S T D , Rector
Catholic University of America, School of
Law, men, est 1895, Thomas C Carri-
gan, Ph D , Dean.
Catholic University of America School of
the Sacred Sciences, theol , R C , men,
Very Rev Charles F Alken, S T D,
Dean
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Washington— continued
Catholic University of America, School o
Sciences, courses in Mechanics, Architec
ture, Civil Electrical, and Mechanical En
gineenng men, R C , est 1895, Daniel
W Shea, Ph D , Dean
Catholic University of America Teachers
College, instruction for women members
of religious communities preparing to
teach in Catholic schools est 1911, Fran-
ces Brawner, Registrar
Chevy Chase Seminary, girls' boarding, non-
sect , Mr and Mrs Samuel Nelson Bar-
ker Principals
Colonial School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect , Miss Charlotte Crittenden
Everett, Prln , Connecticut Ave
Columbia Kindergarten Training School,
nor kind , Sara K Llpplncott and Su-
san C Baker, Prlns , 2108 Connecticut
Columbia Polytechnic Institute for the
Blind, manual training, co-ed , est. 1900,
Frank H Cleveland, Prln
Draughon's Practical Business College, bus
sten and teleg , est 1889 , Edgar M
Hayes, Mgr
Drlllery The bus, sten and civil service,
est 1898, Frank Fuller A B, Principal,
1100 New York Ave
Eastman School, girls' boarding, P E ,
Miss Annie Henderson Eastman. Prin,,
1806 17th St. N W
Emerson Institute, boys' day, non-sect. »
Win slow H Randolph, Principal.
Fairmont Seminary, girls' boarding, non-
sect , A T Ramsay. Prln., 1411 Fair-
mont St
Florence School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect , Mrs M A. Martindell, Prla.,
2401 Massachusetts Ave
Gallaudet College for the Deaf, coll , co-ed.,
boarding, non-sect , est 1864 Percival
Hall, M A, President, Kendall Green
George Washington University, comprises
the College Graduate School, College of
Engineering and Mechanic Arts, Teach-
ers College, Department of Law, of Medi-
cine, of Dentistry National College of
Pharmacy and College of Veterinary
Medicine, co-ed , non-sect est 1821,
Chafles Herbert Stockton, LL D, Presi-
dent
George Washington University, Teachers'
College, training courses for teachers,
William Carl Ruediger, Ph D , Dean
George WasHmgton University, Department
of Dentistry, men, est 1886, John Roland
Walton D D S , Dean, 724 9th St , N W
George Washington University, College of
Veterinary Medicine, vet, men, non-sect,
est 1890, D E Buckingham, V M D,
Dean, 2113 14th St , N W
George Washington University, Department
of Law. law, co-ed , est 1866, Charles
Noble .Gregory, LL D, Dean
George Washington University, Department
of Medicine, mod , reg , co-ed., est 1821,
William C Borden M D , Dean. 1325
H St. N W
Washington — continued
George Washington University, National
College of Pharmacy, phar , co-ed , est
1872, Henry E Kalusowskl, Phar D,
Dean, 808 I St , N W
George Washington University, College of
Engineering and Mechanic Arts courses
in Civil Electrical, and Mechanical En-
gineering and Architecture, Howard L
Hodgklns, Ph D , Dean
Georgetown College Preparatory School,
boys boarding, R C , est 1789, Rev J
B Creeden, S J , Principal
Georgetown Unl\ersit> comprises the Col-
lege, School of Medicine, of Law, and of
Dental Surgery, men, R C , est 1780,
Rev Alphonsus J Donlon S J , Presi-
dent, 37th & O Sts N W
Georgetown University, Department of Den-
tistry, dent , men, R C , William N
Cogan, D D S, Dean, 920 H St , N W
Georgetown University, School of Medicine,
reg men est 1850, George M Kober,
M D Dean 920 H St N W
Georgetown University, SchooJ of Law, law,
men , R C , est 1870 , Harry M Cla-
baugh LL D Dean 506 E St , N W
Gonzaga College, coll , men, R C , est
1821, Rev Edward X Fink, S J, Pres
Gunston Hall, girls' boarding non-sect ,
est 1892, Mrs Beverly R Mason, Prln,
1906 Florida Ave
Hall-Noyes School, girls' boarding, non-
sect , Miss Frances M Hall, A M , Prln
Hamilton School girls' boarding, non-sect,
Mrs Phoebe Hamilton Seabrook, Prln ,
Lafayette Square
Hoi ton -Arms School, girls' boarding, non-
sect , est 1901, Mrs Jessie Moon Holloa
and Miss C H Arms, Prlns
Holy Cross Academy, girls' boarding, R
C , Sister M Angelica, Prln
Howard University (colored), comprises
College of Arts and Sciences Teachers'
College School of Manual Arts and Ap-
plied Sciences, Conservatory of Music Li-
brary School School of Theology, of
Medicine, of Law of Dentistry, Pharma-
ceutic College the Academy and the
Commercial College co-ed , non-sect ,
est 1867 Stephen Morrell Newman D D ,
President
Howard University Dental College (colored) ,
co-ed est 1881, Edward A Balloch M
D Dean, 1511 Rhode Island Av? N W
Howard University, Medical Department
(colored), med , reg, co-ed, eat 1867,
Edward A Balloch M D Dean, 1511
Rhode Island Ave, N W
Howard University Pharmaceutlc College
(colored) phar co-ed J Herve Purdy,
Phar D , Vice-Dean, 2612 University PI
Howard University School of Law (col-
ored) co-ed , Benjamin F Leighton, LL
D, Dean 410 Fifth St N W
Howard University School of Manual Arts
and Applied Sciences (colored), manual
training trades and domestic arts, co-ed ,
Perry B Perkins, Ph D, Director
Howard University Teachers' College (col-
ored), professional teachers* training
school , Lewis Baxter Moore, Ph D , Dean
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DISTRICT OP COLUMBIA
Washington — continued
Immacula Seminary, girls' boarding, R C ,
eat 1905, Sisters of Providence
King Theological Hall, theol , men, P BJ ,
est 1901, Rev William N Tunnell, War-
den
Lalse-Phlllips School, girls' boarding, non-
sect , Mrs. Anna M Laise-Phlllips, Prin
LInthicum Institute, hoys' boarding, non-
sect., R C Balllnger, Curator
Lucia Gale Barber School of Rhythm and
Correlated Arts, boarding, non-sect , est
1912, Mrs Mary R, Gale Davis, Pd M,
Principal 2003 Columbia Road
Madeira's School, Miss, girls' boarding, non-
sect., est 1908, Lucy Madeira, A. B,
Principal, 1330 19th St
Madison Hall Seminary, girls' boarding,
non-sect , est 1905, Prof and Mrs Geo
F Winston Prlns , 3100 R Street, N W
Martha Washington Seminary, prep , co-
ed , non-sect , Edward W Thompson,
Prln , Connecticut Ave
Mount Vernon Seminary, girls' boarding,
non-sect , est 1875, Mrs Elizabeth J
Somers, Principal, 1100 M Street, N W
National Cathedral School, girls' boarding,
P E , est 1900, Miss Jessie Claire Mc-
Donald, Principal, Mount St Alban
National Cathedral School for Boys, boys1
boarding P B3 , B L Gregg, Head-
master, Mount St Alban
National College of Pharmacy, see George
Washington University
National Park Seminary, see Forest Glen,
Md (Suburb of Washington )
National School of Domestic Arts and Sci-
ences, dom scl and home economics,
boarding. Miss Zurhorst, Prin , Conn
We and M St , N W
National Training School for Missionaries
and Deaconesses, nurse training, domes-
tic science, kindergarten, women, M B ,
est 1894, Rev William H Wilder, LL
D President, 1150 N Capitol St
National University, Law School, law, men,
est 1869; Charles F Carnal, B A., L L.
M, Dean, 816 13th St, N W
Notre Dame Academy, prep , co-ed., R, C ,
Sister Mary Huphrasla, Prln
Potomac University, nnlv , co-ed.; non-
sect, est 1904, Ernest Warren Porter,
Ph D , Pres.
Potomac University, School of Law, co-ed.,
est 1904, Ralph B Walker, Ph. D., LL.
M, Dean
Ralston University of Expression, elo and
or , co-ed. , est 1884.
St Cecelia's Academy, girls' boarding, R,
C , Mother Mary Augusta, Prln
St John's College, coll , men, R. C,, est
1870, Rev Brother Flamian, F S C,
Pres
Washington — continued
St Margaret's School for Girls, girls
boarding Miss Lippincott and Miss Bak-
er, Prins , 2115 California
Sid-wells' Friends School, prep , oo-ed ,
Friends, est 1883, Thomas W Sidwell,
A Mf Prin, 1811 I Street, N W
Small wood- Wilbur School for Girls, girls'
boardmg, Mrs G T Smallwood and
Mrs William A Wilbur, Prins, 2103 S
St , N W
Strayer's Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1904, P J Harmon, Prin
Stuart School, girls' boarding, non-sect ,
Miss Claudia Stuart, Prin., 1848 U St,
N W
Tanner's Business College, bus. and sten ,
H C Tanner, Pres
Temple School of Shorthand and Typewrit-
ing, bus and sten , est 1903, Caroline
B Stephen, Prin , 1417 9th St
Tlmlow's School for Girls, girls' boardtnc;,
non-sect , Miss Elizabeth Tlxnlow, Pi in ,
1600 Scott Circle
Trinity College, colL, women, R. C , est
1897, Sister Julia, President, Michigan
Avenue, Brookland
United States College of Veterinary Sur-
geons, vet , men, non-sect, est 1894, C
Barnwell Robinson, V S, Pres.
University School, The, boys' boarding, non-
sect , est 1891 , Robert L Preston, A B ,
Prin , 1310 18th St , N W
Washington Christian College, coll , co-ed ,
non-sect, est 1902, Daniel E Motley,
A M , Ph D , Pres.
Washington College of Engineering, se«
George Washington University
Washington College for Toung Ladies, girls'
boarding, non-sect, F Menefee, Prln.
Washington College of Law, law, evening
sessions only, oo-ed , est 1896, Ellen
Spencer Mussey, LL M, Dean, 1317 New
York Ave, N W
Washington College of Music, mus , co-ed.,
est 1908, Sydney Lloyd Wrlghtson, Pres,
1147 Connecticut Avenue
Washington Dental College, see Dental De-
partment Georgetown University
Washington Normal School, No 1, normal,
national, co-ed, est 1875, Anne M Goe-
lngf Prln
Washington Normal School, No 2 (colored) ,
normal, national co-ed , Lucy BI Moten,
M. D, Prin
Washington Seminary, girls' boarding,
non-sect , est 1893, Mrs G T Small-
wood, Principal
Wood's Commercial School, bus and sten ,
est 1885, Court F Wood, L L. M, Presi-
dent, 811 B Capitol
FLORIDA
Population, 752,619 School census, 211,530 School age, 6-21.
Florida is the thirty-third state of the Union in point of population, having a
total of 752,615 inhabitants, of whom 58 9 per cent are white. Of this number,
45 per cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire popula-
tion, ten years of age and over, is 138 per cent, the state ranking fortieth in this
respect The educational system of the state is as follows
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
W N SHEATS, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tallahassee
JOHN A THACKSTON, State High School Inspector Gainesville
G M LYNCH, State Inspector Eural Schools Gainesville
SHELTON PHILLIPS, State Inspector Eural Schools Williston
STATE BOAED OP EDUCATION
PAKE M, TRAMMELL, ex-officio, Governor, President
W N SHEATS, ex officio, State Superintendent, Secretary
H. CLAY CRAWFORD, ex-officio, Secretary of State
J 0 LUNING, ex-officio, State Treasurer .
THOMAS F WEST, ex-officio, Attorney General
Tallahassee
Tallahassee
Tallahassee
Tallahassee
Tallahassee
SCHOOL TEXTBOOK COMMISSION
GOVERNOR PARK M TRAMMELL
"W N SHEATS, State Superintendent
H CLAY CRAWFORD, Secretary of State
J C LUNING, State Treasurer
THOMAS F WEST, Attorney General
W A McEAE, Commissioner of Agriculture
WILLIAM V KNOTT, Comptroller
Tallahassee
Tallahassee
Tallahassee
Tallahassee
Tallahassee
Tallahassee
Tallahassee
FLORIDA EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
J L KELLEY, President
SUFT E L TURNER, Secretary
Gainesville
Inverness
FLOEIDA STATE CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION
C E BOYD, President Tallahassee
LUCILLE PATTON, Secretary Inverness
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FIX>RIDA
FLORIDA
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
County
Alach.ua
Baker
Bradford
Brevard
Name and Address
J L Kelley, Gainesville
W A Dopson, Macclenny
F G Schell, Lake Butler
E E Macey, Eau Gallie
J^JLCVCbXU JJJ JLSJ AH.dUCJ', JJJOt U \JTOiJ.J. 1 V7
Calhoun J F Durham, Blountstown
Citrus R L Turner, Inverness
Clay W. H Biggs, Gr*n Cove Sp'gs
Columbia J W Burns, Lake City
Dade R E Hall, Miami
DeSota J O Bickley, Arcadia
Duval J Q Palmer, Jacksonville
Escambia A S Edwards, Pensacola
Franklin A. A Core, Apalachicola
Gadsden J R Key, Quincy
Hamilton J A Jackson, Jasper
Hernando. W. A. Thazton, Brooksville
Hillsborough Marshall Moore, Tampa
Holmes T J McDade, Bonifay
Jackson Charles B King, Marlanna
Jefferson S H Taylor, Monticello
LaFayette G N Trawick, Mayo
Lake W T Kennedy, Leesburg
Lee J W Sherill, Ft Myers
Leon H H Isler, Tallahassee
County Name and Address
Levy Thos Price, Branson
Liberty . J E Roberts, Bristol
Madison G W. Tedder, Madison
Manatee W M Rolett, Palmetto
Marion . J H Brinson, Ocala
Monroe Virgil S Lowe, Key West
Nassau L. L Owens, Fernandma
Orange . J F McKinnon, Orlando
Osceola W J Sears, Kissimmee
Pasco J W Sanders, Dade City
Pmellas Dixie M Hollins, Clearwater
Polk f C P Parker, Bartov*
Putnam J D Cottingham, Palatka
St Johns D D Corbett, St Augusstine
St Luoie W J Hodge, Port Pierce
Santa Rosa J T Diamond, Milton
Sumter . G H Tompklns, Bushnell
Suwanee J W O'Hara, Live Oak
Taylor F S Jackson, Perry
Volusia C R M Sheppard, DeLand
Wakulla C K. Allen, Crawfordvllle
Walton D Trotman, DeFuniak Sp'ga
Washington
W T Thome, Vernon
PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Bartow, Polk Co , pop 2,662
Summerlin Institute, high school and
grades, co-ed
De Funlak Springs, Walton Co , pop 1,280
Principal High School — Professor Carr
Palmer College , coll , prep , music and art
depts co-ed , PresD , est 1907, Rev
Lynn R Walker, D D , President
Palmer College Academy, preparatory school
of Palmer College, co-ed , William M
Kemper, A M , Principal
De Land, Volusla Co , pop 1,496.
John B Stetson University, unlv , co-ed.,
Bapt , est 1887; Rev Lincoln Hulley,
Ph D , Pres.
Stetson University, Department of Law,
law, co-ed , eat 1900. Albert J Farrah,
LL B , Dean.
Stetson University, School of Technology,
tech , co-ed., est 1902, Ellery B Paine,
M S, Dean
Fernandlna, Nassau Co, pop 8,488
St Joseph's Academy, prep , co-ed., R. C ,*
Slater M Agnes, Prin.
Feaaenden, Marlon Co
Fessenden Academy and Industrial School,*
nor and induat , co-ed. ; non-sect , eat
1890, Joseph L, Wiley, A. B, Pres.
Gainesville, Alachna Co., pop 6,188
City Superintendent — W H. Cassels
Boarding and Day School, girls' boarding,
non-sect, Miss Tebeau, Prin.
University of Florida, comprises College of
Arts and Sciences, of Agriculture, of En-
gineering, of Law, and Teachers' College,
state, men, est 1905, Albert A Murphree,
LL D, President
Gainesville-— continued
University of Florida, College of Agricul-
ture, courses in Agronomy, Agricultural
Engineering, and Dairying, J J Vernon,
MSA, Dean
University of Florida, College of Engineer-
ing, courses in Civil, Electrical and Me-
chanical Engineering, and Mechanic Arts,
J R Benton, Ph D , Dean
University of Florida, College of Law, men,
est 1909 Thomas W Hughes LL M,
Dean
University of Florida, Teachers' College and
Normal School, professional teachers'
training courses, John A Thackston, Ph
D , Dean
Jacksonville, Duval Co, pop 57,699
Chmn Bd Pub Inst— Wm. M Stockton.
Sec Bd Pub Inst — James Q Palmer
Supv Prin Duval Co — R B Rutherford.
City Superintendent— James Q Palmer
Principal High School— F A. Hathaway
Cookman Institute (colored), prep , co-ed.,
M B , est 187?; Rev O B Stone. Prin,
Draughon'0 Practical Business College, bus
and sten , est 1907, Alvin H James,
Manager, 809 Main St
Edward Waters College (colored) , prep , co-
ed , est 1888, A M E , A Henry Atta-
way, B A., President.
Florida Baptist College, prep , co-ed.,
Bapt, N W Collier, Prin
Florida Military Academy, military, boys'
boarding, non-sect , est 1908, Col George
W Hulvey, A B , Superintendent
Massey Business College, bus. and sten.,
E S Hewen, Prin, Cor Main and Mon-
roe Sts
St Joseph's Academy, girls' boarding, R.
C , Sister M Assizm, Superioress
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FLORIDA
Jasper, Hamilton Co, pop 998
Jaspar Normal Institute, normal, private,
co-ed , George M Lynch, Priru
K«y West, Monroe Co., pop 19,940
City Superintendent — Virgil 8 Lowe
Convent of Mary Immaculate, prep , oo-
C , Sister M Asslzxn, Superior
Lake City Colombia Co., pop 5,082
City Superintendent — John W Burns.
Principal High School — John H Fulks.
Live Oak, Suwanee Co , pop 8,450
City Superintendent — James B Wood
Florida Institute, prep , co-ed , Bapt , est.
1876, L C. Jones, A. M, Fres
Southern Business College, bus, sten and
teleg- , co-ed , non-sect. , est. 1905 . K. M
Clayton, Prin.
Madison, Madison Co, pop 1,560
Pres Bd Educ — X M McLeod
Sec Bd Bduc — G W Tidder
Principal High School — W B Gate
Florida Normal Institute, nor , co-ed , pri-
vate, est 1906. W B Gate, A M
Miami, Dade Co , pop 5,471
City Superintendent-— Robert H HalL
Ocala, Marion Co , pop. 4,870
City Superintendent-—^ H Biinson
Orange Park, Clay Co , pop 279
Normal and Manual Training School, (col-
ored), normal, indust , co-ed , Cong , est
1891 George B Hurd, Prin
Orlando, Orange County
Cathedral School, girls' boarding, P E ,
est 1900, Rev R P Cobb, A M, Presi-
dent
Palatka, Putnam Co , pop 8,950
City Superintendent — L K Tucker
St. Joseph's Academy and Day School,
prep , co-ed , Sister M Jane France, Prin
Fenaacola, Bscambla Co , pop 22,982
Pres Bd Educ — F E Brawner
Sec Bd Educ — A S Edwards
City Superintendent — A 8 Edwards
Principal High School — W S Cawthon
Drawing — Miss Emma Chandler
Penmanship— William Tyler
Plant City, Hillsboro Co , pop 2,481
Principal High School— Robert M Ray
fit. Augustine, St. John Co , pop 5,494.
Pres Bd Educ — L A Colee
Sec Bd Educ— D D Corbett
Principal High School — C A Keith
Supv Music — Miss Fletcher
Drawing — Ethel Hopkins
St Augustine — continued
Florida School for Blind, Deaf and Dumb,
state, A H Walker, Pres
St Joseph's Academy, prep , co-ed., R C ,
Sister Mary Agatha, Frln
St Leo, Pasco Co , pop 145
St. Leo College, coll , theol , men, R C ,
est. 1890, Rt Rev Charles H Mohr, O
S B, D D, Pres
St. Petersburg, Hillsboro Co , pop 4,127
City Superintendent — Dixie M Hollins
St. Petersburg Normal and Industrial
School state, J E Guisinger, Principal
San Antonio, Pasco Co , pop 800
Holy Name Academy, girls' boarding, R
C , est 1889, Rev Mother Prioress, O
S B
Sanford, Orange Co, pop 8,570
Pres Bd Educ — C R Walker
Sec Bd Educ — B F Whltner Jr
City Superintendent — N J Perkins
Principal High School — Miss C L Guild
Supv Mus & Draw — Mies Kates
Sutherland, Hillsboro Co , pop 180
Southern College, coll , co-ed.. M E , est
1902, W L Clifton
Tallahassee, Leon Co , pop. 5,018
City Superintendent — H H Isler
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical Col-
lege, (for negroes), co-ed., est. 1887.
Nathan B Young, A M . Pres
Florida State College for Women comprises
College of Arts and Sciences Normal
School, School of Art of Music and of
Expression, women state, est 1857, Ed-
ward Conradl, Ph D , President
Tampa, Hillsboro Co , pop 88,524
Free Bd Educ — William Schneider
Sec Bd Educ — Marshall Moore
City Superintendent — Marshall Moore
Principal High School — E L Robinsen
Supv Music — Anna Overman
Manual Training — D J Wolfe
Domestic Science — Lela Snider
Drawing — Elizabeth Lucas
Convent of the Holy Names girls board-
Ing, R C est 1881 Sister Mary Amedee,
Superioress
Tampa Business College, bus and sten ,
boarding, est 1890 non-sect , co-ed., L
M Hatton Pres , 609 Franklin St.
Tampa Preparatory School, prep , co-ed ,
est 1889. J T Mai II coat, Principal
Winter Park, Orange Co , pop 461
Rollins College, collegiate prep music fine
arts domestic science com 1, special
course for Spanish speaking co-ed , non-
sect , est 1885, William F Blackman, Ph
D, President
GEORGIA
Population, 2;609}121 School census, 386,227 School age, 6-18
Georgia is the tenth state of the Union in point of population, having a total
of 2,609,121 inhabitants, of whom only 549 per cent are white Of this number,
6 per cent are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population ten
years of age and over, is 20 7 per cent , the state ranking forty-fourth in this
respect The educational system of the state is as follows
STATE SUPEBINTENDENT 'S OF3PIOE
M L BRITTAIN, State Superintendent of Schools
J A NORTHOUTT, Clerk
JOSEPHINE RAINWATER, Secretary
JOSEPH S STEWART, State High School Inspector
CIMSTIS S PARRISH, Supervisor and Insttute Conductor
M L DUGGAN, State Supervisor and Institute Conductor
F E LAND, State Supervisor and Institute Conductor
J W STEPHENS, State School Auditor
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
JOHN M SLATON, Governor, President
M L BRITTAIN, State Superintendent, Executive Officer
HON WAI/TER E STEED
PROFESSOR A H MOON . ...
PRESIDENT G R GI/ENN . .
GEORGIA STATE HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
JOSEPH S STEWART, President
J H PINKS, Secretary
GEORGIA EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
T G POLHILL, President
C L SMITH, Secretary
COUNTY SCHOOL OFFICIALS' ASSOCIATION
M L BRITTAIN, President .
M L DUGGAN, Secretary
Atlanta
Atlanta
Atlanta
Athens
Atlanta
Sparta
Dawson
Atlanta
Atlanta
Atlanta
Butler
Baxley
'Dahlonega
Athens
Madison
La Grange
La Grange
Atlanta
I Sparta
COTJNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
County
Baldwin
Banks
Bartow
Ben Hill
Name and Address
H. J Parker, Baxley
J H Hall Newton
N H Bullard Mllledffeville
J T "Wise, Baldwin
Henry Milam. Cartersville
R J Prentlss, Fitzgerald
County Name and Address
Berrlen W G- Avera, Nashville
Bibb C H Bruce, Macon
Brooks John F McCall, Qultman
Bryan Edward Benton Letford
Bulloch B R Olllff, Statesboro
Burke E B Oresham, Waynesboro
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GEORGIA
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS — Continued
County Name and Address
Butts C S Maddox, Jackson
Calhoun B W Fortson, Arlington
Camden T E Casey, St Marys
Campbell W H McLarin Fairburn
Carroll. E T Steed, Carrollton
Catoosa Ansel M Bandy, Ring-gold
Charlton L B Mallard, Folkston
Chatham Otis Ashmore Savannah
Chattahoochee C N Howard, Cusseta
Chattooga S E Jones, Summerville
Cherokee T A Doss, Canton
Clarke T H Dozier, Athens
Clay E R, King, Fort Games
Clayton J H Huie, Forest Park
Clinch F C Dame, Homerville
Cobb Bernard Awtrey, Marietta
Coffee J H Williams, Douglas
Colquitt Lee S Dismuke, Moultrie
Columbia J L Weeks, Grovetown
Coweta J E Pendergast, Newnan
Crawford J N Andrews, Roberta
Crisp J W Bivins, Cordele
Dade G A. R Bible, Rising Fawn, R 2
Dawson E L Fowler Dawsonville
Decatui J S Bi ad well, Bambridge
DeKalb R E Carroll Decatur
Dodge M W Harrell, Eastman
Dooly E G Greene, Vienna
Dougherty R H Warren, Albany
Douglas G T McLarty, Douglasville
Early E A Evans, Blakely
Echols J G Prine, Statenville
Effingham A E Byrd Guyton
Elbert T J Cleveland, Elberton
Em an u el
Robert E Rountree Swainsboro
Fannin J W Hughes, Mineral Bluff
Fayette W N D Dixon, Fayetteville
Floyd J C King, Rome
Forsyth C L Harris, Gumming
Franklin J W McFarland, Carnesville
Fulton E C Merry, Atlanta
Gilmer J S Hudson Ellijay
G] as cock E B Rogers, Gibson
Glynn N H Ballard, Brunswick
Gordon Ernest Dillard, Calhoun
Grady J S Weathers Cairo
Greene W A Purks, White Plains
Gwinnett C R Ware Lawrenceville
Habersham P R Ivie Clarkesville
Hall H F Wood Gainesville
Hancock J L McClesky, Sparta
Haralson John W White Buchanan
Harris T L Thomason, Chipley
Hart W B Morns, Hartwell
Heard Hope H Cook, Cooksvillp
Henry O O Tolleson, McDonougli
Houston F M Greene, Perry
Irwin J W Weaver, OcUla
Jackson L F Elrod, Jefferson
Jasper J M Elizer Montlcello
Jeff Davis A B Hursey, Hazelhurst
Jefferson H E Smith, Bartow
Jenkins W V Lanier, Miller
Johnson R L Sumner, Wri^htsville
Jones E W Sammons, Gray
Laurens Z Whitehurst, Dublin
Lee A M Ho well, Leesburg
County Name and Address
Liberty E B Way, Flemington
Lincoln Dr W B Crawford Lincoln ton
Lowndes J H O'Quinn Valdosta
Lumpkin J J Seabolt, Dahlonega
Macon J P Nelson Uglethorpe
Madison J A Grffith Oanielsville
Marion T B Rainej Buena Vista
McDuffie M W Dunn Thomson
Mclntosh W A Bramson, Danen
Meriwethei W S Liowell Greenville
Miller B B Bush, Colquitt
Milton Wm Rhodes, Alpharetta
Mitchell J H Powell Camilla
Monroe T H Phmazee Forsyth
Montgomery
A B Hutcheson, Mt Vernon
Morgan E S Bird Madison
Murray R Noel Steed, Spring Place
Muscogee J L Bond, Columbus
Newton J O Martin Covington
Oconee J W McWhorter, Watkinsville
Oglethoipe M S Weaver, Lexington
Paulding H. C Scoggins, Dallas
Pickens C H Cox, Jasper
Pierce R. D Thomas Blackshear
Pike G B Ridley, Zebulon
Polk Geo E Benedict Cedartown
Pulaski F B Asbell, Hawkmsville
Putnam W C Wright, Eatonton
Quitman H M Kaiglei, Georgetown
Rabun L M Chastain, Burton
Randolph Walter McMichael Cuthbert
Richmond Lawton B Evans Augusta
Rockdale T D O'Kelly Conyers
Schley E L Bridges, Ella\ille
Screven H J Arnett SyUania
Spalding J O A Miller, Pomona
Stephens J I A 11 man Toccoa
Stewart W T Halliday, Lumpkin
Sumter W S Moore Amencus
Talbot H P Hewitt Talbotton
Taliaferro S J Flynt Sharon
Tattnall I S Smith Reidsville
Taylor A S Wallace, Butler
Telfair T P Windsor McRae
Terrell J W F Lowrey, Dawson
Thomas J S Seaicy Thomasville
Tift R F Kersey Tifton
Toombs G C Brantley, Lyons
Towns R A Kimsey, Hiawassee
Troup J B Stiong, LaGrange
Turner J T Moore, Sycamore
Twiggs B S Fitzpatrick, Fitzpatrick
Union T L Patterson Blairsville
Upson J A Thurston Thomaston
Walker R D Love LaFayette
Walton R L Paine, Social Circle
Ware J R Bourn Wa\ cross
Warren R W Ware, Camak
Washington J C Harman Sandersville
Wayne B D Purcell, Jesup
Webster J F Souter Preston
White T V Cantrell, Jr. Cleveland
Whitfleld J C Sapp, Daiton
Wilcox E S Hamilton Abbeville
Wilkes C H Calhoun, Washington
Wilkinson J H Hoover, Irwinton
Worth Walter R Sumner, Sylvester
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PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Abbeville, Wllcox Co , pop 1,201
City Superintendent — A H Wyatt.
Acworth, Cobb Co , pop 1,400
Pres Bd Educ — 6 W McMillan
Sec Bd Educ — J £3 Carnes
City Supt & Prin H S — Wllber Colvln
Supv — Mrs Jennie Malone
AdairsvlUe, Bartow Co, pop 1,000
City Superintendent — R B Rlokenbaker
Adel, Berrlen Co * pop 1,500
City Superintendent — W D Green
Adrain, Emannel Co , pop 900
City Superintendent — G P Hunt.
Albany, Dougherty Co , pop 8,190
Pres Bd Educ — H A Farver
Sec Bd Educ — John S Allen
City Superintendent — J S Allen
Prln H 6 — R B Smlthers
Man Tr & Dom Sci —Miss Martha Finks-
ton
Commercial — J C Freeman
America*, Sumter Co , pop 8,043
Prea Bd Educ — John A Cobb
Sec Bd Educ— J E Mathls
City Superintendent — J E Mathla
Principal High School — C C Youmans
Com'l & Stenog'y — Connor T Jones
Third District Agricultural School, agri
and indust , state, co-ed , est. 1906, J
M Collum, Prin
Arabl, Crisp Co, pop 600
Houston High School, prep
sect , est 1S94. Rev
Prln
co-ed , non-
L S Barrett, A B ,
Arlington, Calhotm Co , pop 1,050
City Superintendent — G M Sparks
Ashburn, Turner Co , pop 1,800
Pres Bd Educ — J S Shingle
Sec Bd Educ — J F Jenkins
City Superintendent — C H Bishop
Principal High School — J F Lambert
Domestic Science — Mrs Bessie S' Wood
Athens, Clarke Co., pop 14,918
Pres Bd Educ— Rev John D Mell
Sec Bd Educ — C D Flanlgen
City Superintendent — George G Bond
Prin H S— E B Mell
Domestic Science — Miss L W Mitcher
Athens Business] College, bus and sten ,
J D Severns, Principal
Jeruel Academy (colored) , prep , co-ed ,
Bapt , J H Brown Prln
Knox Institute and Industrial School (color-
ed) , prep and Indust , co-ed. , Cong ,
L S Clarke, A M, Prln.
Athens — continued
Lucy Cobb Institute, girls' boarding, non-
sect , est 1868, Miss Susan Gerdlne, Prin
State Normal School, teachers' training
courses, state, co-ed , est 1894, Jere M
Pound, A M , President
University of Georgia comprises College
of Arts, of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts, of Law, of Pharmacy, of Education,
of Commerce, state, men, est 1801, David
Crenshaw Barrow, LL D , Chancellor
University of Georgia, College of Agricul-
ture and Mechanic Arts, agriculture, civil
and electrical engineering, mechanic arts,
Andrew McNalrn Soule, Sc D , President
University of Georgia, School of Education,
professional teachers' courses, men, est
1908, Thomas J Woofter, LL D, Dean
University of Georgia, School of Commerce,
men, est 1912, R B Curtis, Ph D, Di-
rector
University of Georgia, Law Department
men, est 1869, Sylvanus Morris, B L,
Dean
University of Georgia, School of Pharmacy,
Samuel C Benedict, M D , Dean
Atlanta, Fulton Co , pop 154,839
Pres Bd Educ — W R Daley
Sec Bd Educ — L M Landrum
City Superintendent — William M Slaton
Assistant Superintendent — L M Landrum
Supervisor Music — Miss Kate Lee Harralson
Physical Culture — Dr Theo Toepel
Drawing — Mrs Nellie Thorne Osgood
Penmanship & Stenog — J H Smith
Commercial — Mrs A T Wise
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Boys' High School, Courtland & Gilmer Sts
W F Dykes, Principal
Girls High School, Mitchell & Washington
Sts , Miss Jessie Muse, Principal
Technological High School, 853 Marietta St
C S Culver, Principal
Atlanta Baptist College (colored) , college,
divinity school, and academy, men, Bapt ,
est 1867, Rev John Hope, A. M, Presi-
dent, Chestnut & West Fair St
Atlanta College •t Pharmacy, phar , co-ed.,
est 1891, George F Payne, Ph G, M
D , Dean, 25 S Courtland Street
Atlanta Commercial College, bus and stem.,
Noah Adair, Fres
Atlanta Dental College, dent , co-ed , est.
1893, William Crenshaw, D D S, Dean,
Edgewood and Ivy
Atlanta Law School, Hamilton Douglas,
Dean
Atlanta Select School for Boys, boarding,
non sect , est 1902, J A Richardson,
A. M, Principal
Atlanta Medical College, med , reg , est
1854, W S Elkin, M D, Dean
Atlanta Theological Seminary, theol , men.
Cong , co-ed , est 1901 , Rev B Lyman
Hood, Ph D , President, 800 Stewart Ave
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Atlanta — continued
Atlanta University (colored), high school,
nor and coll courses, co-ed , non-
sect , est 1869, Edward T Ware, A B,
Pres
Bagwell Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1906, J O Bagwell, Prln
Clark University (colored) f coll , nor , agrl ,
manual tr and prep co-ed est 1870,
M E , William W Foster Jr D D
President
Crichton Business College, bus and sten ,
E C Crichton, Prop
Draughon's Practical Business College, bus
and sten , est 1889, Arthur C Winter,
A B A. M , Manager 40 W Mitchell St
Exposition Cotton Mill School, private com-
pany school for mill operators
Gammon Theological Seminary, theol , men,
M E , est 1813, S E Idleman, M A,
D D , President So Atlanta
Georgia College of Eclectic Medicine and
Surgery, med , eclectic co-ed , est 1886
C J Simmons, M D , Dean
Georgia Military Academy bovs boarding
military, non-sect est 1900 Col J C
Woodward A M , President
Georgia School of Technology courses In
Mechanical Electrical, Civil, Textile, and
Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, and
Architecture, men state est 1888, Ken-
neth Gordon Matheaon, LL D , President
Harm a' e School, Miss, prep , co-ed , Miss
E H Hanna, Prln
Hunter's School for Boys, boys, prep , non-
sect . B T Hunter, Prin
Lore t to Convent, girls, prep , R C , Sister
Mary Regis, Superior
Marlst College, coll , men, B C , est 1902,
Rev George S Rapier, Pres
Morris Brown University (colored) , coll
prep theology, nor music indust do-
mestic science comM, co-ed , A M E ,
eat 1885 Rev W A Fountain, Ph D,
President
Peacock-Fleet School for Boys, boys' prep ,
non-sect , est 1896, D C Peacock, A B
and J S Fleet, A B , Principals, 41 W
14th St
Southeastern Dental College, J M Swlce-
good, D D S , Dean
Southern College of Pharmacy, phar , co-
ed , est 1903, R C Hood, Ph G, Dean,
9J Luckle St
Southern Dental College, dent , men, est
1887, S W Foster, D D S, Dean
Southern Shorthand and Business Univer-
sity, bus and sten , A C Briscoe Presi-
dent, 10% W Mitchell St
Bpelman Seminary (colored), girls' normal
and industrial, Bapt , est 1881, Miss Lucy
H Tapley, Pres
Storrs School (colored) , prep , co-ed ,
Cong est T86S, Jessie F Cutler, Prln
Turner Theological Seminary, Morris Brown
University (colored), est 1885, A M EJ ,
Rev W A Fountain, STB, President
Washington Seminary, girls' boarding, non-
sect , est 1878, Llewellyn D Scott, Prin-
cipal, IS 74 Peachtree Road
Atlanta— continued
Woodberry School for Girls, girls' boarding,
P E est 1908, Miss Rosa Woodberry,
Principal, 4fc8 Peachtree St
Auburrf, Gwinnett Co , pop 875
Supt of Schools — W C Carlton
Perry-Rainey Academy, prep , co-ed , non
sect , est 1894 W C Carlton, A B ,
Prln
Augusta, Richmond Co , pop 41,040
Pres Bd Educ — James L Fleming
City Superintendent — Lawton B Evans
Prin Tubman H S (Girls) — T H Garrett
Prin Richmond Academy (Boys) — Geo P
Butler
Supervisor Music — Miss N E Harris
Manual Tiamlng — O C Skinner
Domestic Science — Elizabeth G Hoch
Drawing — Miss Caroline T Baker
Academy of Richmond County, public high
school, bojs boarding, non-sect , est
1783, Major George P Butler, com-
mandant, 540 Telfair Street
Augusta Business College, bus and sten ,
co-ed , non-sect , E H Clark, Prln ,
Harris BIdg
Augusta Co-Educational Institute,, prep , co-
ed , non-sect , J C Shecut, Prin
Haines Normal and Industrial Institute,
normal, private, co-ed
Georgia Business College bus, sten and
tel est 1913 Victor E Fourcher Presi-
dent Harison Bldg
Georgia Medical College, University of
Georgia, med , reg men est 1829,
William H Doughty, M D , Dean
Nellieville Academy (colored) , prep , co-
ed , P H Craig, Prin
Osborne's Business College, bus and sten ,
S L Osborne, Pres
Payne College, (colored) , theol , agri , indust.
and prep , co-ed hoarding M E , est
1884 Dr Arkin President
Sacred Heart Academy, girls' boarding, R
C , Sister M Gertrude, Prln
Sacred Heart College prep boys R C ,
est 1900, Rev W A Wtlkenson, S J,
Pres
St Mary's Academ\ girls' dav R C , est
1853 Sister Mary Rose, Superioress, 708
Telfair
St Patrick's Commercial Institute, bus
and sten , est 1872 Brother Theodorus,
Pres
Southern School of Music, music, co-ed ,
S T Battle, Director
Sturman's Preparatory School, prep , boys,
non-sect , W H Sturznan, Prin
Summer-vine Academy, prep , co-ed,,
John W Dow, A M, Prin
Walker Baptist Institute , prep , co-ed ,
Bapt , N W Curtwrlght, Prin
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Auitell, Gobb Co , pop 648
Prea Bd Educ— W P Davis
Sec Bd Educ — C C Perkerson
Principal High School — Urben Bowen
Supervisor Music — Mrs E M Hunt
Physical Culture— Mies Nelle Stanford
Balnbrldge, Decatnr Co, pop 6,000
City Superintendent — John F Thomason
Barnesville, Pike Go , pop 8,068
City Superintendent — El T Holmes
Gordon Institute , prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
eat. 1852, E T Holmes, Pres
Sixth District Agricultural School, agrl
and indust , state, co-ed , est. 1906 r W
H Maxwell, Prin
Bartow, Jefferson Go , pop 650
Prin H 8 — F A Brinson
Barley, Appllng Go , pop 1,000
Prin H S— A H Moon
Blackshear, Pierce Go , pop 1,000
City Superintendent — R M Mann
Presbyterial Institute prep , co-ed , Presb ,
Robert H Mann Prin
Blalrsvllle, Union Go , pop 800
City Superintendent— J R Lunsford
Blakely, Early Co, pop 1,888
City Superintendent — H S Bowden
Blue Ridge, Fannin Go , pop 1,500
City Superintendent — J H Jenkins
Bloffton, Clay Go , pop 450
&upt of Schools— C R Matthews
Boston, Thomas Go, pop 1,200
Prin H 8— W E Nichols
Bowdon, Carroll Co, pop 1,000
Pres Bd Educ — Dr R M Govern
Sec Bd Educ — W T Johnson
City Superintendent — W M Rogers
Bowdon College, coll , co-ed , non-sect ,
est 1857, W M Rogers, B S., Pres.
Bowersville. Hart Go, pop 425
City Superintendent — C R Harrison
Bowman, Elbert Go, pop 800.
Pres Bd Educ — J A Glnn
Sec Bd Educ — Peter V Rice
City Superintendent — Peter V Rice
Supv Music — Miss Ruth Teasley
Manual Training— Miss Lula Peek
Gibson-Mercer Academy, prep , oo-ed,,
boarding, Bapt , est 1892, John P Cash,
A B, Principal
Bremen, Havalson Co, pop 950
City Superintendent — S A. Merchant,
Brooklet, Bollooh Go, pop 500
Prin H S— J L Newbern
Brozton, Coffee Co , pop 600
City Superintendent— J C Bell.
Brunswick, Glynn Go , pop 10,182
Pres Bd Educ — A V Wood
Sec Bd Educ— N H Ballard
Citv Superintendent — N H Ballard
Principal High School — J N Haddock
Supv Music — Miss Mary Rabette
Domestic Science — Miss Cordelia Glanton
Drawing — Miss Margaret Symons
^Pen ship _ComJI_& Stenog y — A T Burke _^
Selden Institute , theol , prep and Indust ,
boarding, co-ed , Presb , est 1903, Henry
A Bteach A M , Principal
Buena Vista, Marlon Co , pop 1,161
Prin H S — W E Drane
Hoke Smith Institute, prep , co-ed , W X!
Drane, Prin
Bufordi Gwinnett Co , pop 1,450
Pres Bd Educ — J L Shadburn
Sec Bd Educ — M E Brazdon
City Supt & Prin H S— W N Nunn
Supv Music — Miss Bulah Paschal
Buchanan, Haralson Co, pop 650
City Superintendent — W H Martin
Bntler, Taylor Co, pop 705
City Superintendent — W T Pettis
Cairo, Grady Co, pop 1,600
Prin H S — G C Bowden
Calfaoun, Gordon Go, pop 2,600
Prin H S— C C Wills
Camilla, Mitchell Go, pop 1,600
City Superintendent — W A Ingram
Canton, Cherokee Co , pop 1,500
City Superintendent — J W Blackwell
Canon, Franklin Co , pop 850
Pies Bd Educ— A J Owens
Sec Bd Bduc — Dr B F Bond
City Supt & Pnn H S~nJ F Williams
Supv Music — Miss Lottie Bond.
Physical Culture — Mrs J F Williams
Carnesvllle, Franklin Co, pop 800
Pres Bd Educ— S M Ayers
Sec Bd Educ— L F Lenhardt
City Superintendent — J C Hall
Principal High Schoo>-J S Byrne
Supv Music — Mrs HaTdy
Domestic Science — Mrs J S Byrne
Tugalo Institute, prep , mil , co-ed., non-
sect , est 1900. Joalah C Hall, B Fed,
Principal
Carrollton, Carroll Co, pop 8,879
Pres Bd Educ— W N Fltts
Sec Bd Educ — L K Smith
City Superintendent — H B Adams
Principal High School — M T Sommons
S-upv Music — Pattle Threadgille
Fourth District Agricultural School, agri
and indust , state, co-ed. , est 1908, J
H Melson Prin
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Cartersvllle, Bartow Co , pop 4,087
City Superintendent — Henry L Sew ell
Cave Spring, Floyd Oo , pop 1,000
Hearn Academy for Boys and Girls, prep ,
co-ed , Bapt , J A Miller, A B , Prin
Georgia School for the Deaf, state institu-
tion, W O Connor, Prin
Cedartown, Polk Co , pop 8,551
Prin H S — J B Purks
Samuel Benedict Memorial School agii, m-
dust and prep co-ed , non-sect ' est
1895, George B Benedict, President
Chiokamanga, Walker Co , pop 350
City Superintendent — I S Flanigan
Chlpley, Harris Co, pop 1,000
Prin H S— O H Hlxon
Clarfcsvftlle, Habersham Co , pop 700
City Superintendent — L C Klmeey
Ninth District Agricultural School, agrl
and indust state, co-ed , est 1906, M
C Gay, Prin
Claxton Tattnall Co , pop 1,008
Prin H S — J B Cheatham
Cleveland, White Co , pop 850
City Superintendent — J A Fielder
Cleveland Academy, prep , co-ed non-A
sect , W P Palmer Prin
Cochran, Pnlaald Co , pop 1,650
Prin H S — L H Browning
College Park, Suburb of Atlanta, pop 650
Cor College and Conservatory girls' board-
Ing non-sect est 1843, "William S Cox
President
Georgia Military Academy (See Atlanta)
Columbus, Musrogee Co, pop 20,554
Pres Bd Educ — H R Goetchins
Sec Bd Fduc — R B Daniel
City Superintendent — Roland B Daniel
Principal High School — T C Kendrick
Supv Music — Miss Elizabeth Deigman
Manual Training — R N Stannard
Domestic Science — Miss Fiances Bggers
Drawing — R N Stannard
Commercial — C A Maupln
Columbus Free Kindergarten Association,
kindergarten training women, est 1894,
Bdwlna Wood, Director, 1431 4th Ave
Masaey Business College, bus and sten ,
Richard W Massey, Pres
Miss Moore's School prep , co-ed , non-
sect , Miss Ruth Moore Prin
St Elmo s Institute girls' boarding, non-
sect , James J Slade, Prin
St Joseph's Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister M Stanislaus, Prin
Wynnton College, prep co-ed , non-sect ,
F G Webb, A M, Prin
Comer, Madison Co, pop 1,175
Prin H S— P M Davis
Commerce, Jackson Co , pop 2,888
Pres Bd Educ — W B Hordman
Sec Bd Educ— H B Bible
City Superintendent — H B Bible
Principal High School— J T Miller
Supv Music — Kate Foster
Physical Culture — Harriet Mason
Concord, Pike Co , pop 550
City Superintendent — Charles M Neel
Middle Georgia Institute, piep , co-ed ,
non-sect , H B Carreker A B , Prin
Conyera, Bockdale Co, pop 1,800
City Superintendent — L O Freeman
Cooksville, Heard Co , pop. 75
Cooksvllle High School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , G W St John, Prin
Cordele, Crisp Co , pop 5,888
City Superintendent — W R Lanler
Cordele Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1902, Ernest Seamans, Pres
Cornelia, Habersham Co , pop 850
City Superintendent — R O Powell
Cornelia Normal Institute, normal, private,
co-ed , J W Marlon, A M , Pres
Covlngton, Newton Co , pop 2,697
Prin H S — J C Upshaw
CraufordUlle, Tallaferro Co, pop 1,000
Supt of Schools — J T McGee
Stephens Institute, prep , co-ed , H H
Bzzard
Cummlngr, Forsj th Co , pop 1 000
City Superintendent— T P Trlbble
Hlghtower Baptist Institute prep , co-ed ,
Bapt , B D Green Prin
Cuthbert, Randolph Co , pop 2,850
Pres Bd Educ — R D Gav
Sec Bd Educ — T J Howell
Citv Pupeuntendent — E H Haniby
Principil High School — J H Watson
Andrew Female College girls' boarding,
M B So , J W Malone, A M , Prin
Bethel Male College, boys' boarding, Bapt ,
A B Kuse Pi in
Payne College (colored) nor and prep ,
boarding, co-ed , \ M E , est 1888,
A B Cooper, President
Dahlonega, LumpKin Co , pop 1,255
City Superintendent — J G Sims
North Georgia \grlcultural College courses
in aits and science agrlc pedagogy, mining
engineering state co ed est 1871, Gus-
tavus R Glenn LL. D President
North Georgia Agricultural College, School
of Mines mining engineering and metal-
lurgy, Bjron J Snjder Director
Dallas, Paulding Co , pop 1,500
City Superintendent — C G Payne
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Dalton, Whltfleld Co, pop 5,824
City Superintendent — C D Meadows
Darlen, Mclntosh Co , pop 1,789
City Superintendent — J S Mandeville
Dawson, Torrell Co , pop 8,827
Pi es Bd Educ — M C Edwards
Sec Bd Educ — J G Parks
City Superintendent — J C Dukes
Principal High School — H D Hawkins
Supv Music — Miss Chop Seville
Expression — Miss Jennie B Jackson
Decatnr, Dekalb Co , pop 2,466
City Supei intendent — E E Treadwell
Agnes Scott College for Women, coll ,
women, Presb , Rev F H Galnes, D D ,
President
Donald Praser Academy, boys' boarding,
Presb , G 8 Candler, Prin.
Demorest, Habersham Co , pop 650
Piedmont College, collegiate and prep
depts , co-ed , Cong est 1897, Dr Frank
E Jenkins President
Piedmont Academy, prep , co-ed , Cong ,
J C Rogers, Prin
Douglas, Coffee Co , pop 8,560
City Superintendent— W A Little
Eleventh District Agricultural School, agrl
and indust , state, co-ed , est 1906, C
W Davis. Prin
Georgia Normal College, nor , co-ed , W
A Little Pres
Southern Normal Institute nor , state, co-
ed , J Walter Hendricks, Pres
Doufirlasville, Douglas Co , pop 1,500
Pres Bd Educ — L C Nysaham
Sec Bd Educ — J T. Duncan
City Superintendent — A H Stephens
Supv Music — Mrs H V Johnston
Douglasvllle College, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , est 1889 . Arthur W Jackson, B 8 ,
Pres
Draketown, Haralaon Co , pop. 800.
Draketown Baptist Institute, prep , co-ed.,
Bapt , J E Dean A B , Principal
Dublin, Laurens Co , pop 5,795
City Superintendent — Roland E Brooks
Prin H S— N G Bartlett
Eastman, Dodge Co , pop 1,500
Pres Bd Educ — Walter M Clements
Sec Bd Educ — John M Bohannon
City Superintendent — N W Hurst
Supv Music — Miss Margurlte Hutchinson
Batonton, Pntman Co , pop 1,828.
City Superintendent — J B Duke
Rookvllle Academy, prep , co-ed., F G
Branch, Prin
Elberton, Elbert Co , pop 6,488.
Pres Bd Educ — W O Jones
Sec Bd Educ — Charles E Dryden
City Superintendent — C E Dryden
Principal High School — Theodore Remble, Jr
Supv Mus & Dom Sci — Miss Laura Stil-
well
Ellljay, Gllmer Co , pop 800
City Superintendent — C W Henderson
Ellijay Institute, prep , boarding and day,
co-ed , non-sect , S L Mackie, Prin
Epworth, Fannln Co , pop 120
Bp^orth Seminary, prep agrl and mus ,
boarding, est 1897, Rev L A Wlllsey,
A M, S T B, President
Everett Springs, Floyd Co , pop 110
Everett Springs Seminary, prep , co-ed ,
non-sect , est 1886, Rev G M Davis.
A. B, Prin.
Fair-burn, Campbell Co, pop 050
Prin H S— -C O Stubbs
Falrburn Institute, prep , oo-ed., non-sect ,
W C Looney, Prin
Falrmonnt, Gordon Co, pop 650
Fairmount Collegjfc, prep , co-ed. , M B So ,
W H Harrison, Prin
Fayettevllle, Fayette Co , pop 1,200
City Superintendent — W J Noyes
Fitzgerald, Ben Hill Co , pop 5,795
Pres Bd Educ — J E Turner
Sec Bd Educ — J C Glover
City Superintendent — H B Ritchie
Principal High School — U J Bennett
Pen' ship, Com 1 & Stenog'y — J W Morris
Forsyth, Monroe Co , pop 2,208
Prin H S— J W Moseley
R Banks Stephens Institute, prep , co-ed .
non-sect , J W Moseley, Prin
Bessie Tift College girls' boarding, music
oratory art Bapt est 1849 CHS
Jackson, LL D, President
Fort Galnes, Clay Co, pop 1,500
Prin H S— -J B Jackson
Fort Lamar, Madison Co, pop 56
Ft Lamar High School, prep , co-ed ,
Meth , M A Cooley, A B , Prin
Fort Valley, Houston Co , pop 2,697
City Superintendent — Ralph Newton
Grady Institute, prep , co-ed , non-sect, L
O Freeman, Prin
Franklin, Heard Co , pop 750
City Superintendent — W R Hall
Franklin Collegiate Institute, prep , co-ed.,
Dozier Hawkes, Prin
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GEORGIA
Gainesville, Halls Co , pop 5,925
Pres Bd Educ — S C Dun lap
Sec Bd Educ — W R Wlnburn
City Superintendent—James A. Mershon
Principal High School — Aubrey Matthews
Brenau College, girls' boarding, non-sect ,
eat 1878, Haywood J Pearce, Fh D,
Pres
Riverside Military Academy, boys' board
ing, military non-sect , est 1908, F L
McCoy Ph D Principal
Granite Hill, Hancock Co
Tenth District Agricultural School, agri.
and Indust , state, co-ed , eat 1906,
George White, Jr , Prin
Greensboro, Greene Co, pop. £,120*
Pres Bd Educ — L H Branch
Sec Bd Educ — H B Robertson
City Superintendent — H B Robertson
Principal High School — Hoi R Beswell
Greenville, Merlwether Co, pop 1,000
City Superintendent — T R Edwards
Griffin, Spaldlng Co , pop 7,478
City Superintendent — James A Jones
Prin H S —Allan Bakes
Gnrton, Effingham Co , pop 700
City Superintendent — Harold Longtry
South Atlantic Institute, prep , co-ed , J
S Klrton, Prin
Hahlra, Lowndes Co, pop 1,050
City Superintendent — J E Wright
Harlem, Colombia Co, pop 850
Prin H S— R D Eadie
Hartwell, Hart Co , pop 2,200
City Superintendent — C G Power
Hartwell Institute prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
W C Ariail, Prin
Hawkinsville, Fulaskl Co , pop 8,420
Pres Bd Educ — A E Wynn
Sec, Bd Educ — H D Knowles
City Superintendent — H D Knowles
Principal High School — M C Austin
Supv Music— Miss Nettle Cone
Hazlehnret, Jeff Davis Co , pop 1,050
City Superintendent — B H Johnson
Hepbzlbah, Richmond Co, pop 541
Prin H S— H W Sewell
Hiawasflee, Towns Co, pop 280
City Superintendent— E B Owenby.
Hogansvllle, Tronp Co, pop 1,000
City Superintendent — A W Strozler
Jackson, Butts Co , pop 1,725
Sec Bd Educ — J H Ham
Sec Bd Educ — W P Martin
City Superintendent— W P Martin
Principal High School — George Williams
Supv Music — Miss Ezra Morrison
Domestic Science — Mrs W P Martin
Drawing — Miss Chestnut
Jefferson, Jackson Co, pop 1,207*
Pres Bd Educ — J P Kelley
Sec Bd Educ — Homer Hancock
City Superintendent — C A Snydor
Principal High Bchool — Hewlett Aderhald
Supv Music — Mrs U G Hardamn
Martin Institute, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
G E Usher, Prin
Jesnp, Wayne Co, pop 1,000
Pres Bd Educ — L S Price
Sec Bd Educ— E L Littlefleld
Principal High School — C O Chlsam
Supv Music — H B Mandeville
Johnstonville, Monroe Co , pop 48
Fleming High School prep , co-ed , Wil-
liam D Thurmond, Prin
Kirkwood, Dekalb Co , pop 1,229
Supt of Schools — Miss Myra Robinson
La Fayette, Walker Co , pop 1,500
Prin H S— W E Mitchell
Lagrange, Tronp Co, pop 5,587
City Superintendent — Clifford L Smith.
Prin H S— J B Ricketson
La Grange College, girls' boarding, M E
So , est 1838, Rufus Wright Smith, A
M, President
Southern Female College, girls' boarding;
nor, music and coml, Bapt , est, 1842,
James E Ricketson, President
Lavonia, Franklin Co, pop 1,150.
City Superintendent— J T Roberts
Lavonia Institute, prep , co-ed , non-sect.,
W P Lunsford, A B Prin
Lawrencevllle, Gwinnett Co , pop 1,200
City Superintendent — H H Ezzard
Llthonia, Dekalb Co, pop 1,428
Prin H S— W M Ralney
Locust Grove, Henry Co, pop 650
City Superintendent— Claud Gray
Locust Grove Institute prep co-ed.,
boarding Bapt , est 1S94, Claude Gray,
A B, President
Louisville, Jefferson Co , pop 1,500
Cit> Superintendent — Van Fletcher
Lnmpkin, Stewart Co , pop 1,110
City Superintendent — W D Reid
Lyons, Toombs Co , pop 927
Prin H S— R M Monts
McDonongh, Henry Co , pop 1,700
Pres Bd Educ — T J Brown
Sec Bd Educ — R O Jackson
City Supt and Prin H S — E D Gunby
Supv Music — E G White
Mclntosh, Liberty Co , pop 200.
Dorchester Academy (colored) , nor , in*
dust , co-ed , non-sect , est 1872, Freds
eric W Foster, Prin
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GEORGIA
MeRae, Telfalr Oo , pop. 1,200
City Superintendent — J L Strozler
South Georgia College, prep and com'l,
co-ed, boarding de'pT, eat 1892, F G
Branch, President
Macon, Bibb Co., pop 40,665.
City Superintendent — C H Bruce.
Prln H 8 — K. T Alfriend
Ballard School, prep , co-ed , Cong , est,
1868, George C Bui-rage, Fh B, Prln
Central City College, prep , co-ed , Bapt ,
Win B Holmes, A M , D D , Prin
Georgia- Alabama Business College, bus and
sten , eet 1890, Eugene Anderson, Presi-
dent, 453 Cherry St
George School for the Blind, state institu-
tion, G F Oliphant, Prin.
Gresham Academy, prep , girls, K T Al-
friend, Prln
Hall School, boys* boarding, non-sect , est.
1907, B Dlxon Hall, Principal
Lanler Academy, prep , boys, K. T Al-
friend, Prin
Macon Commercial College, bus and sten.;
est. 1881, W McKay, Prin
Mercer University, coll , men, Bapt , est
1837, J T Sellers, M A, Acting Pres
Mercer University, Law Department, law,
men, Bapt , est 1875, Emory Speer, A
M , LL D , Dean
Mercer University School of Pharmacy, Wil-
liam F Gidley, Dean
Mt De Sales Academy, girls' boarding, R
C , Sister M Llquon, Prin.
Stanley's Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1892, Mrs G W H Stanley, B S,
Pres , 616 Mulberry St.
Wesleyan Female College^ girls' boarding,
M B So , Rev C H Jenkins, D D ,
Pres.
Madison, Morgan Oo . pop 2,200
Pres Bd Bduc — H W Baldwin, Sr
Sec Bd Bduc — J H Purks
City Superintendent — J H Purks
Principal High School — W Ii Downs
Supv Music— Miss Maude Gawdey
Eighth District Agricultural School, agrL
and Indust , state, co-ed, est. 1906, W
G Acree, Prin
Mansfield, Newton Co , pop 800
City Superintendent — J P Stokes.
Marietta, Oobb Co., pop 5,949.
Pres Bd Bduc— D W Blair
Sec Pd Bduc — W T Dumas
City Superintendent — William T Dumas
Principal High School— B I Segall
MarsnaUville, Macon Oo , pop 1,082
Prin H S— D H Perryman
MaysvQle, Banks Co , pop 860
Pres. Bd Educ— C W McCurdy
Sec Bd Bduc — G P Boone
Principal High School— M W Smith
Supv Music — Ernst Brockman
Menlo, Chatooga Co, pop 600
Prin H S— W H Ransom
Matter, Bnlloch Co, pop 600.
Prin H S — B L. Jordan.
MinedgevUle, Baldwin Co , pop. 4,38ft.
City Superintendent — O R Horton.
Georgia Normal and Industrial College.
normal, Indust, state, women, est. 1889.
Marvin M Parks, Pres.
Georgia Military College of University of
Georgia, prep , co-ed , military, non-sect ,
est 1879, O R Horton, Superintendent
MUlen, Jenkins Co., pop. 2,080.
Pres Bd Bduc— H A Bell
Sec Bd Bduo — B P Jones
City Superintendent — F D Secklnger
Principal High School — "L L McDowell
MUltown, Berrlen Co , pop 676.
Oak Lawn Baptist Academy, prep , co-ed.,
Bapt., J A. Lott, Jr, Prln.
Monroe, Walton Co , pop 3,029
Pres Bd Eduo — E S Tlchenor
Sec Bd Bduc— J R Radford
City Superintendent — W E Dendy
Principal High School — R C Mizell
Supv Music — Miss Jennie Douglas
Fifth District Agricultural School, agri.
and Indust. , state, co-ed., est 1906, J
Henry Walker, Prin
Monteznma, Macon Co , pop 1*680
Prea Bd Educ — J E Hayes
Sec Bd Bduc — S S Cheves
City Superintendent — C E Betts
Monttaello, Jasper Co., pop 1,800
Prln H S — E N Reynolds.
Montlcello High School, prep , co-ed, non-
sect., Rembert G Smith, Prin.
Morganton, Fannin Co , pop 115.
City Superintendent — D B Reynolds.
North Georgia Baptist College, coll., co-ed.,
Bapt . est 1899 , Rev John A. Pool, A.
B, Th. B, Pres.
Moultrle, Colqultt Co , pop 8,349.
Pres Bd Bduc— Col Z H Clark
Sec Bd Bduc— W A Olliff.
City Superintendent — George D Godard
Principal High School — George S Roach
Mount Berry, Floyd County
Berry School, prep , agri and mech , boys'
boarding, non-seot , est 1902, Miss
Martha Berry, Director
Martha Berry School, prep, nor and dom
sci , girls' boarding, non-sect , est 1902
Miss Martha Berry, Director
Mount Ternon, Montgomery Co , pop. 800.
Brewton-Parker Institute, prep , co-ed.,
boarding, Bapt , est T904, Ray Ernest
Robertson, President
Mount Zion, Carroll Co , pop. 86.
Mount Zlon Seminary, prep, agri, com l
and domestic arts, M B , est 1880
James L Rofeb, A. B, Principal
Nashville, Berrlen Co , pop 1,100.
City Superintendent — F M Hunter.
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GEORGIA
Newborn, Newton Co , pop 695
Supt of Schools — J "W Bag-by
Newnan, Coweta Co , pop 5,548
City Superintendent — E A Armistead.
Newnan Business College, bus and sten ,
eat 1912, William H Jones, President
Norman Park, Colqnltt Co , pop 550.
City Superintendent — W H McDaniel
Norman Institute prep , co-ed , boarding,
Bapt , est 1900, W H McDaniel, A M,
President
Oak Hill, Gilmer Co , pop 100
Oakland Academy, prep , co-ed , W B
James, Prln
Ocllla, Irwin Co , pop 1,450
Prin H S— J R York
Oliver, Screven Co , pop 550
Oliver High School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , David S Laffltte, Prln
Oxford, Newton Co , pop 800
Emory College, coll, prep and theology,
men, M E So , est 1838, Rev James E
Dickey, D D , Pres
Palmer Institute, high school co-ed , B D
Battle, Principal
Palmetto, Campbell Co , pop 800
Supt of Schools — Li E Page
Pelfaam, Mitchell Co , pop 1,880
Pres Bd Educ — H H Merry
Sec Bd Educ — J B Cooper
City Superintendent — T H Wilkinson
Principal High School — J C Murphree
Pembroke, Bryan Co , pop 500
Supt of Schools — B L Jordan
Bryan Normal Institute, prep , co-ed , W
C Peebles, Prin
Pendergrass, Jackson Co , pop 232
Pendergrass High School prep , co-ed , non-
sect , est 1880, W M Holsenbeck, B S,
Prln
Perry, Houston Co , pop 800
Supt of Schools — P R Matthews.
Pine "Log, Bartow Co , pop 100
Pine Log College, prep , co-ed , J D
Blackwell, Prln
Plains, Sampler Co , pop 420
Prln H S — N R Blackman
Powder Springs, Cobb Co , pop 284
Seventh District Agricultural School, agri
and Indust , state, co-ed , est. 1906, H.
R Hunt, A B, Prin
Qnltman, Brooks Co , pop 8,915
City Superintendent — A L Brewer
Hickory Head High School, prep , co-ed.,
Miss Burnice Milton, Prln
Reynolds. Taylor Co , pop 1,000
City Superintendent — W M Parker
Coleman Institute, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
A A Strock, Prln
Rlchland, Sten art Co , pop 1,350
Prin H S— A N Swain
Rmggold, Catoosa Co , pop 437
City Superintendent — W E Bryan
Literary Normal Institute, prep , co-ed ,
non-sect , W E Bryan, Prln
Rockmart, Polk Co , pop 2,000
Pres Bd Educ — O R Somervllle
Sec Bd Educ — A H Graefer
City Supt & Prin H S — W T Foster
Supv Music — Miss Cora Foster
Domestic Science — Corime McCraw
Piedmont Institute, prep , co-ed , M E So ,
J R Turner, Prln,
Rome, Floyd Co, pop 12,099
City Superintendent — James C Harris
Principal H S — W P Jones
Shorter College, girls' boarding, Bapt , A
W Van Hoose, Pres
Darlington School, boys' day, J R Mc-
Cain, Ph D, Principal
Roswell, Cobb Co , pop 1,450
Pres Bd Educ — S Y Stribbing
&ec Bd Educ — C C Foster
City Superintendent — Mrs C C Foster
Royston, Franklin Co , pop 1,500
City Superintendent — G H Coleman
Sandersville, Washington Co, pop 2,023
Pres Bd Educ — V \V js^vans
Sec Bd Educ — Newman Wood
City Supt and Prln H S — W T Garrett
Supv Music — Mis D L Cheatham
Savannah, Chatham Co , pop 65,064
Pres Bd Educ — Samuel C Adams
City Superintendent— Otis Ashmore
Principal High School — B F Pickett
Supv Drawing — E C "Wilson
Domestic Science — Nan Henderson
Man Tt £, Pom &ci — Miss Patton
Physical Culture — Sara Charlton
Commercial — C M Gray
Beach Institute, prep , co-ed , Cong , Ber-
tha S Rick, Prin
Benedictine College, piep , bo>s daj mili-
tary, R C , est 1902, Rt Rev Leo Haid,
O S B Piesldent ITO^ Bull St
Chatham Academy, prep , boys, B F
Pickett Prin
Clavier Piano School, music, co-ed , est
1903, J R Ribare and N R Harty,
Directors
Georgia State Industrial College (colored) ,
manual training and trades men, state,
est 1891, R R Wngnt, Piesldent
Pape School, prep , girls' day, primary to
academic, non-sect est 1901, Miss Nina
Anderson Pape, Principal, Drayton *
Bolton Streets
Richard's Business College, bus and sten ,
C J Richard, Principal.
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GEORGIA
Savannah — continued
Ryan's Business College, bus and sten p
Miss M E Ryan, Prin
St Vincents Academy, grirls' day, R C,
est 1845, Mother M Clare, Directress,
207 B Liberty St
West's School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect , Miss B A West, Prln
Benola, Coweta Co , pop 1,111
Supt of Schools— G P Parrott
Brantley Institute, prep , co-ed , F M
Bryant, Prin
Shellman, Randolph Co , pop 120
Prin H S— S C Haddock
Social Circle, Walton Co , pop
Supt of Schools — J T L/owe
Sparks, Berrlen Co , pop 800
Pres Bd Educ — Dr & fe Etheridge
Sec Bd Educ — W J McKinney
City Superintendent — A W Reea
Supv Music — Miss Endora Willlford
Manual Training — J W Richardson
Dom Scl & Phy Cult— Miss Annie Rich-
ardson
Com'l & Stenogy — Miss Corrine Scomp
Sparks Collegiate Institute, prep , co-ed ,
boarding, M B So est 1902, A W
Rees President
Sparta, Hancock Co , pop 1,500
Prin H S— Albert Bell
Statesboro, Bnlloch Co , pop 2,529
Pres Bd Educ — D B Franklin
Sec Bd Educ— B R Ollitt
City Supt & Prin H S— G E Usher
First District Agricultural School, agri and
In dust , state, co-ed , est 1906, E C J
Dickens, Prln
Statesboro Institute and Business College,
bus and sten , J H O'Qulnn, Pres
Stellaville, Jefferson ty , pop 171
Stellaville High School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , D B Hodge, Ph B , Pres
Stillmore, Bmanuel Co , pop 850
Stillmore College, coll , co-ed , non-sect ,
G E Usher, £"TB , Pres
Stone Mountain, Dekalb Co , pop 1,062
City Superintendent — W A Hopkins.
University School for BOJZB, prep , boys, est
1900, non-sect. W B Griffin, A. M,
Prin
Summervllle, Chattooga Co , pop 1,000
City Superintendent — Wesley Shropshire
Summit, Emannel Co , pop 550
Prin H S — B L Tappan
Swalnsboro, Emanuel Co , pop 1,313
Supt of Schools— Ira York
Sylvanla, Screven Co , pop 1,500
Principal High School — J C Rangston
Sylvester, Worth Co, pop 1,400.
Pres Bd Educ — W R Johnston
Sec Bd Educ — R L Deariso
City Supt and Prin H S — J M Rich-
ardson
Supv Music — Miss Myra Sumner
Talbotton, Talbot Co , pop 1,131
Pres Bd Educ — J M Heath
Sec Bd Educ — E H Spivey
City Superintendent — William Johnson
Le Vert College, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
P B Win, Prln
Tallapoosa, Haralson Co , pop 2,300
City Superintendent— S J Smith
Tennille, Washington Co , pop 1,121
Prin H S— W S Sewell
Thomaston, TTpson Co , pop 1,645
Pres Bd Educ — D W Lewis
Sec Bd Educ — John A Thursto-n
City Supt and Pnn H S — F F Rowe
Supv Music — Prof Donaldson
Manual Training— C W Reid
Domestic Science — Miss Spright
Physical Culture — Miss F McKemie
Drawing — Anna Lehiedy
Penmanship — Miss Mary Bethel
Thomasvllle, Thomas Co , pop 6,727
Pies Bd Educ — B W Stone
Sec Bd Educ — J S Searcy
City Superintendent — J A Duncan
Principal High School— A K Starlings
Allen Normal and Industrial School, nor-
mal and in dust , Cong , co-ed , est 1887,
Abble Howland, Prin
Young's Female College, girls' boarding,
Presb , est 1873, James E Fogartie,
Pres
Thomson, McDuffle Co , pop. 1,800
Prin H S — N E Ware
Robert E Lee Institute, prep . co-ed , F F
Rowe, Prin
Tlfton, Tlft Co , pop 2,381
City Superintendent — Jason Scarboro
Second District Agricultural School, agrt
and indust , state, co-ed , est 1906, J F
Hart, Jr, Prln
Toccoa, Stephens Co , pop 2,500
Pres Bd Edu — Claude Bond
Sec Bd Edue— G K Lothridge
Prin H S— J I Allman
Principal High School— Rosa L Fletcher
Supv Music — Edna Graves
Physical Culture— Josephine VIckery
Trlon, Chattooga Co, pop 1,026
City Superintendent — G T Myers
Unadllla, Dooly Co , pop. 1,003
City Superintendent— H S Harvard
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Valdosta, Lowndes Co , pop 7,656
City Supt and Prin H S — William O
Roberta
South Georgia State Normal College, pro-
fessional teachers' courses, women, eat
1911, R H Powell, M A, Pres
Vldalla, Toombs Co, pop. 1,776
City Superintendent— J N Alnsworth
Vienna, Dooly Co , pop 1,564.
City Superintendent — N F Ware,
Villa Rica, Carroll Co , pop 1,500
City Superintendent — O R Letford
Wadley, Jefferson Co , pop 850.
Supt of Schools — F E Morton
Waleska, Cherokee Co , pop 170
Relnhardt College, prep, coll, music
depts , co-ed , M B , est 1884, R C
Sharp, President
Warrenton, Warren Co , pop 1,118
Prln. H S— H. B Carreker
Washington, WUkes Co , pop 8,800.
City Superintendent— P H Henry
Watkinsrille, Ooonee Co , pop 500.
Prin H S— W R Aldred
WaycrosB, Ware Co , pop 14,485
Pes Bd Educ —V L btanton
Sec Bd Educ — Supt A G Miller Ex-op
City Superintendent— A G Miller
Principal High School— O L Garrett
Piedmont College, prep , co-ed , E I* Ray,
President
Waynesboro, Burke Co , pop 2,729.
Pres Bd Educ— G P Kllpatrick
Sec Bd Educ— W M Pulcher
City Superintendent — M C Allen
Principal High School— Miss Tucker
Supv Music— Mrs Eleanor Blount
Haven Normal Academy (colored), normal,
private, co-ed , W H. Bryan, A B, Prln.
Weat Point, Tronp Co , pop. 1,906.
Prln H S — W P Thomas
Whlgham, Grady Co, pop 950
Pres Bd Educ — A Harrell
Sec Bd Educ— T J Mills
Principal High School — J B L Barber
Supv Music — Mrs L E Brawner
Whltesburg, Carroll Co , pop 575
Hutcheson Collegiate Institute, prep , co-
ed , M E , W W Gaines, Prin
WUIacoochee, Coffee Co , pop 1,000
Pres Bd Educ — B G Oberry
Sec Bd Educ — E R Smith
City Superintendent — H G Guffey
Winder, Jackson Co , pop 2,448
Pres Bd Educ — T A Robinson
Sec Bd Educ — W O Perry
City Supt and Prin H S— W P Huff-
aker
Winterville, Clarke Co, pop 320
Prln H S— J E Paflord
Woodbnry, Meriwetber Co, pop 1,000.
Supt of Schools — W W Llnton
Wrens, Jefferson Co , pop 550
City Superintendent — C C McCollum
Wrens Institute, public high school, co-
ed, est 1899, Charles C McCollum,
Superintendent
Wriffhtsville, Johnson Co , pop 1,850.
Pres Bd Educ — A P Daley
Sec Bd Educ — R B Bryan
City Superintendent— J C Ward
Principal High School— J C G Brooks
Supv Music — Miss Emma Giliard
Manual Training— Lucile Norman
Physical Culture— Ida Marshall
Drawing— Clyde Lanier
Pen'ship & Com'l — G V Anderson
Stenography — Lena Bell
Woithen College, coll , co-ed AI E So ,
est 1888 J C Brooks, Pres
Young Harris, Towns Co , pop 342
Young Harris College, collegiate, prepara-
tory and grammar*grades, co-ed , M 55
Rev Joseph V Sharp \ B, President
Zebolon, Pike Co , pop 550
Pres Bd Educ — Dr M M Head
Sec Bd Educ — Col C R Gwyn
City Superintendent— G B Ridlej
Principal High School — T J Gardner
Supv Music — Miss Louise Baker
Man Tr & Dom Scl —Miss B V Brook
IDAHO
Population, 325,594 School census, 94,393 School age, 5-21
Idaho is the forty-fifth state of the Union in point of population, haying a
total of 325,594 inhabitants, of whom 98 1 per cent are white Of this number 12.4
per cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population, ten
years of age and over, is 2 2 per cent, the state ranking sixth in this respect The
educational system of the state is as follows
STATE SUPEEINTENDBNT'S OFFICE
GEAOE M SHEPHERD, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Boise
BEENIOE McCoY, Assistant State Superintendent.. Boise
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
WALTER S BRUCE, President Boise
HERMAN J Eossi, Secretary Wallace
STATE SCHOOL FUND OOMMISSIONEES
State Land Board Commissioners of the State of Idaho
Gov JOHN M. HAINES, Chairman Boise
STATE READING CIRCLE BOABD
BENJAMIN R CRANDALL, President. Idaho Falli
CATHERINE BETDEN, Secretary Moscow
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
JAMES A MACLEAN, President Moscow
COTJNTV SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
Name and Address
Miss Ivy Wilson* Boise
J D Neale, Council
County
Ada
Adams
Bannock
. Mrs A. G- Cosgrove, Pooatello
Bear Lake. .. .Alfred A Hart, Paris
Bingham Miss Alice Beach, Blackfoot
Blaine Mrs. Bertha H Woods, Hailey
Boise. (Blanche 8. Beseker, Idaho City
Bonner Mr J W. Ramsey, Sandpoint
Bonnevllle • • • • • • •
Miss E. M. Miller. Idaho Falls
County Name and Address
Canyon. . .Miss Z Fay Fowler, Caldwell
Cassia John I Burgess, Albion
Clear water . Miss M Mix, Oroflno
Ouster Miss Jennie Kelleher, Chains
Elmore
Miss K L. Brady. Mountainhome
Franklin . ...Henry-Simpson, Preston
Fremont Harriet wood, St. Anthony
Gooding- Mrs Louise M Dodge, Goodlng
Idaho P M Granville, Grangevtlle
Kootenai . .
. . .Robert C. Egbert, Coeur d'Alene
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IDAHO
Latah Miss Catherine Bryden, Moscow
Lemhi Elizabeth M Sims, Salmon
Lewis Eva Henderson Nez Perce
Lincoln Miss Stella Cook, Shoshone
Mimdoka Mrs A Dampier, Rupert
Nez Perce Ethel E Redfield, Lewiston
Oneida James C Tovey, Malad
Owyhee Mrs J Avery, Silver City
Power E W Fifleld American Falls
Shoshone Miss F M Zumhof, Wallace
Twin Falls Bertha M Noel, Twin Falls
Washington
Mrs Edna M Lockwood, Welser
PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Albion, Cassia Co, pop. 400.
State Normal School, normal, state, co-
ed , eat 1895, G A. Axline, M A., Pre»
American Falls, Power Co , pop 1,250
City Superintendent — R R Wallis
Blackfoot, Bingham Co, pop. 8,000.
Pres Bd Educ— R N West
Sec Bd Bduc — & L Archer
City Superintendent — W D Vincent.
Principal High School — J F Lewis
Supv Music — Mary Richeson
Manual Training- — H L Beane
Domestic Science — Rita Shellenbergrer
Physical Culture — Philip Crutchfleld.
Draw & Pen'ship — Berenice Palmer
Commercial — H C Crump
Bonner's Ferry, Bonner Co, pop 950
City Superintendent — G Spoerry
Boise, Ada Co, pop 17,868.
Pres Bd Educ — O O Hager
Sec Bd Bduc— Ralph T Biokell
City Superintendent — Charles S. Meek.
PiincipaJ High School — C E Rose
Supv Music — A B Wesbrook
Manual Training— G H Hill
Domestic Science — Florence R Swift
Drawing — Miss P B Gowell
Pen'ship, Com'l — J Fred Williams
Stenography — Alice A Hatch
Conservatory of Music, co-ed, Mrs M
Cleary, Manager
St Teresa's Academy, girls' boarding, B
C , est 1889, Sister M Amatus, Superior.
St Margaret's Hall, girls' boarding, P B ,
Rt Rev J B Ful s ten President
Link's Modern Business College, bus and
sten , est 1906, A T Link, Manager
Burley, Cassia Co , pop 900
City Superintendent — H G Blue
Caldwell, Canyon Co, pop 3,548
Pres Bd Bduc — Edward Meek
Sec Bd Bduc— T M Nichol
City Superintendent — Walter S Baker
Principal High School — Charles A North
Supv Mus & Draw — Emma Scott
Manual Training — Karl Mann
Domestic Science — Ira Bmmett
Athletics & Gym — Barl A Oakley
College of Idaho, prep , co-ed , Presb ,.
Rev William J Boone, Prln
Cotton wood, Idaho Co, pop 750
Principal of School — J D Huston
Coeur D'AIene, Kootenal Co, pop 7,291.
City Superintendent — Charles Johnson.
Cnldesac, NezPerce Co , pop 650
City Superintendent — J H Moore
Kmmett, Canyon Co , pop 1,400
City Superintendent — G D Knipe
Genesee, Latah Co , pop 1,200
City Superintendent — L T Babcock
Glenn's Ferry, Elmore Co, pop 700
City Superintendent — G B Sunderlin
Goodlng, Goodtng Co, pop 1,600
City Superintendent — A A Gray
Grangeville, Idaho Co., pop 2,000
Pres Bd Bduc — M R Hattabaugh
Sec Bd Bduc— B M Griffith
City Superintendent — F D R Rice
Principal High School — John J Staley
Supv Mus & Phy Cult — Helen M Gwlnn.
Drawing — Mary Slater
Hailey, Blalne Co, pop. 1,400
City Superintendent — W W Thompson
Harrison, Kootenal Co, pop 1,100
City Superintendent — B T Parsons
Idaho Falls, Blngham Co, pop 5,000
Pres Bd Bduc — M D McCutcheon
Sec Bd Bduc — F H Churchill
City Superintendent — BenJ R Crandall
Principal High School — J S Best
Supv Music — Sylvia Sawers.
Manual Training — Frank Springsteen
Domestic Science — Doii Elwell
Draw & Mus — Sylvia Sowers
Commercial — A Le Van Buskirk.
Stenography — Mrs Van Buskirk
Underbill Business College, bus , sten ,
IT R Underbill, Pres
Jerome, Lincoln Co , pop 1,250
City Superintendent — W H Massey
Kellogg, Shoshone Co, pop 1,000
Principal of Schools — C W Vance
Kendrick, Latah Co , pop 700
Principal of Schools — John Banks
Lewiston, Nez Perce Co,, pop 6,048.
Pres Bd Bduc — J D Jacobs
Sec Bd Bduc— B W Wing
City Superintendent — F W Simmonds
Principal High School — Joel Jenifer
Manual Training — C A Steelsmlth
Domestic Science — Catherine Harsh
Physical Culture — Elizabeth Graybeal
Pen'ship, Com'l & Stenog'y — T L Coultas.
Lewiston Business College, bus and sten ,
F L Ulen, Principal
State Normal School, normal, state, co-
ed , est 1893, George H. Black, A. B.,
Pres.
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IDAHO
MoCammon, Bannock Co , pop 600
City Superintendent — H J Peteraen
Mackay, Ouster Co, pop 800
Principal of Schools — J M McFadden
Mated City, Onelda Co , pop 1,200
Pres Bd Educ — John R Thomas
Sec Bd Educ — H H Thomas, Jr
City Supt & Prln H S — B M Decker
Meridian, Ada Co, pop 615
City Superintendent — C A Holt
Montpelier, Bear Lake Co , pop 1,700
Fres Bd Educ — F M Winters, Jr
Sec Bd Educ — J J Jones
City Superintendent — H S Stevenson
Piincipal High School — Miss Gula Reed
Supv MUB & Man Tr — Rulon T Robison
Domestic Science — Miss Sallander
Moscow, lAtafa Co » pop. 8,500
Pres Bd Eduo — Homer Estis
Sec Bd Bduc — W S Morley
City Superintendent — Otis Randall
Prln High School— Charles Eichelberger
Domestic Science — Edna B De-wey
Commercial — Clinton Wilson
Moscow Business College, bus and aten.,
co-ed , est 1901, T N Creekmur, M. A.,
University of Idaho, comprises College of
Letters and Sciences, of Agriculture, of
Engineering, of Law, state unlv , co-ed ,
eat 1889, Melvln A Brannon, LL. Df
President
University of Idaho, College of Agriculture,
courses In agric , animal husbandry,
dairying forestry, horticulture, home sci-
ence , William L Carlyle, M S , Dean
University of Idaho, College of Engineer-
ing, courses in Civil Mining, Electrical,
Mechanical, and Chemical Engineering,
Charles Newton Little, Ph D , Dean.
University of Idaho, College of Law (Idaho
Law School), state, co-ed, est 1909,
Otis Eddy McCutcheon, B A, Dean
Mountain Home, Elmore Co., pop* 1,600
City Superintendent— I. B Warner
Mnllan, Shoshone Co, pop 1,000
City Superintendent — G W Hoffman
Nampa, Canyon Co, pop 4,805
City Superintendent — Meldo Hillis
Nezperce, Nee Perce Co , pop. 1,000
Pres Bd Bduc— B J FIke
Sec Bd. Educ — Charles Thomas
City Superintendent— L C McMahon
Principal High School— W W Stokesbery
Supervisor Music— Edith Wright
Orofino, NezPerce Co , pop 800
Principal of Schools— W R Ott
Oakley, Cassia Co , pop 1,000
Principal of Schools— W J Mitchell
Paris, Bear Lake Co, pop 900.
Principal of Schools— Howard Broomhead.
Fielding Academy., prep , co-ed , I* D 8,;
est 1887, Richard T Haag, Prln
Parma, Canyon Co , pop 750
City Superintendent — J J Caldwell
Payette, Canyon Co , pop 1,948
City Superintendent — J BJ. Turner
Pocatello, Bannock Co, pop 9,110.
City Superintendent — Walter R. Slders.
Academy of Idaho, prep , co-ed , state,
est. 1901, John W Paris, Prin.
Post Falls, Kootenal Co , pop 750
Principal of Schools — Mabel Rood
Preston, Franklin Co , pop 1,500
Principal of Schools — W A Smith
Oneida Stake Academy, prep , co-ed., L
D S. , Edwin Cutler, Prln.
Bathdrmn, Kootenal Co, pop. 1,000.
Pres Bd Educ — A O Skinner
Sec Bd Bduc — F Wenz
City Superintendent — L A Hunting
Principal High School — J D Davis
Manual Training — J D Davis
Domestic Science — Kathryn M Smith
Rexburg, Fremont Co, pop 1,600
Principal of Schools — L A Langton
Ricks Academy, prep, agri , man tr, dona
sci. and com'l, co-ed , L D S , est 1888,
Ezra C Dalby, Ph. B, Principal
Rigby, Fremont Co, pop 700
City Superintendent — M J Hammond
Rupert, Lincoln Co, pop 1,000
City Superintendent — G L Dilworth
Salmon, Lemhl Co, pop 1,500
City Superintendent— E H Caaterlin
Sand Point, Bonner Go.,, pop. 4,000.
Pres Bd Educ— V Godfrey
Sec Bd Educ — A K Bowden
City Superintendent— H T Irion
Principal High School— Freeman Daughters
Supv Music — Sarah K Patterson
Manual Training — E R Bowe*sox
Domestic Science — Althea Ott
Drawing — Greta Gray
Shoshone, IJncoln Co., pop 1,500.
City Superintendent — E L Weaver
Silver City, Owyhee Co, pop 000.
Principal of Schools— H J May
Spirit Lake, Kootenal Co, pop 1,000
Principal of Schools — V E Ford.
St. Anthony, Fremont Co , pop 2,000.
City Superintendent— D C. Nelfert.
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IDAHO
St. Maries, Kootenai Co , pop 1,600
City Superintendent — B H Buck
Troy, I*tali Co , pop. 750.
Principal of Schools— G H. Sabln.
Twin Ml* Twin Falls Co., pop. 5,258.
City Superintendent— Oliver M. Elliott.
Wallace, Shoshone Co, pop. 8,000.
City Superintendent — C D Brook.
Welser, Washington Co, poi
Pres Bd Bduo — A H Keller
Sec Bd. Bduc — O M Harvey
City Superintendent — W B Hoadley
Idaho Industrial Institute, prep and man
tr , co-ed , boarding, non-sect , eat 1890,
Rev Edward A Paddock, President
Wendell, Lincoln Co , pop 860
City Superintendent — S S Walsh
Wardner, Shoshone Co, pop 1,000
City Superintendent— J A Hlbbard
IIXINOIS
Population, 5,638,591. School census, 1,543,621 School age, 6-21.
Illinois IB the third state of the Union in point of population, having a total
of 5,638,591 inhabitants, of whom 98 per cent are white Of this number 21.3 per
cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population, ten
years of age and over, is 3 7 per cent , the state ranking nineteenth in this respect
The educational system of the state is as follows:
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
FRANCIS G BLAIR, Superintendent of Public Instruction . Springfield
JOHN 0 HANNA, State Supervisor High Schools Springfield
U J HOFFMAN, Department of Country and Village Schools . . . Springfield
W S BOOTH, Department of Country and Village Schools Springfield
J C THOMPSON, Department of Law, . . . . .... Springfield
H. T. SWIFT, Department of Publicity. . Springfield
A. L WHITTENBERG, Department of Statistics .. . Springfield
EDUCATIONAL COMMISSION
FRANCIS G BLAIB, State Superintendent, ex-offic%o Chairman ... . Springfield
B. E HIERONYMTTS, Secretary ... . Eureka
EDMUND J JAMES, President of University of Illinois . . Urban*
A. J BTJKROWES, President of Loyola University . ... Chicago
DAVID FELMLEY, President Illinois State Normal University Normal
W W COTJLTAS, County Superintendent . DeKalb
W L STEELE, Superintendent of City Schools . . . Galesburg
HARRY TAYLOR, Principal Township High School Harrisburg
STATE TEACHERS' BEADING- CIRCLE
FRANCIS G BLAIR, State Superintendent, E&officio President . . . Springfield
C. L GREGORY, County Superintendent, Secretary ... . . Aledo
B O CLARIDA, County Superintendent, Treasurer . . Marion
8 J FERGUSON, County Superintendent, Manager Rock Island
SUPT W F BOYES Galesburg STTPT CHARLES WATTS . Urbana
SUPT W W COITLTAS DeKalb SUPT W G CISNE Fairfield
STATE PUPILS' READING CIRCLE
U J HOFFMAN, Asst Supt Public Instruction, ex-of&cio President Springfield
MARY "W MOORE, County Superintendent, Treasurer Decatur
F. A KENDALL, Secretary and Manager Napervflle
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COUNTRY TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION OF ILLINOIS
LUCY H SPIRES, President
LENA FBENOH, Secretary
Minonk
Marseilles
ILLINOIS STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
S B HURSH, President
GEORGE W CONN, JB, Secretary
Macomb
Woodstock
ILLINOIS SUPERINTENDENTS' AND PRINCIPALS' ASSOCIATION
JESSE L SMITH, President
JAMES R SPILES, Secretary
Highland Park
DeKalb
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
County Name and Address
Adams John H Steiner Quincy
Alexander Fannie P Hacker Cairo
Bond H A Meyer, Greenville
Boone Elizabeth B Harvey Belvidere
Brown Charles W Sellars, Mt Sterling:
Bureau George O Smith, Princeton
Calhoun Stephen J Sibley, Hardm
Carroll John Hay, Mt CarroU
Cass Henry Jacobs, Virginia
Champaign Chas H Watts, Urbana
Christian Henry L Fowkes, Taylorville
Clark Harry W Drake, Marshall
Clay G O Lewis, Louisville
Clinton William Johnston Carlyle
Coles W Ed Miller Charleston
Cook E J Tobin, County Bldg , Chgo
Crawford Harry E Green, Robinson
Cumberland J W Castelo Toledo
DeKalb W W Coultas, Sycamore
DeWitt John L Costly, Clinton
Douglas Edward E Gere, Tuscola
DuPage Royal T Morgan, Wheaton
Edgar George W Brown, Paris
Edwards Wm H Siefferman, Albion
Effingham J W Davis Efflngham
Fayette Frank C Crawford, Vandal la
Ford
Franklin
Fulton
Gallatin
Greene Geo
Grundy
H M Rudolph, Paxton
C W Mundell, Benton
M M Cook, Lewistown
J B Boswell, New Haven
B McClelland Carrollton
C H Root, Morris
Hamilton W W Daily, McLeansboro
Hancock Stephen D Faris, Carthage
Hardin John H Oxford, Blizabethtown
Henderson
Mrs Delia Toemans, Biprgsville
Henry A L Odenweller Geneseo
Iroquols Frank A Gilbreath, Watseka
Jackson A L Hendelman, Murphysboro
Jasper Milo D Telvington, Newton
Jefferson
Arthur E Summers, Mt Vernon
Jersey James W Roberts, Jerseyvllle
Jo Daviess Benj L Birbeck, Galena
Johnson Emma Rebman, Vienna
Kane Edward Ellis. Geneva
County Name and Address
Kankakee
Samuel D Saltzgiver, Kankakee
Kendall Amos D Curran, Bristol
Knox W F Boyes, Galesburg-
Lake T A Simpson, Waukegan
La Salle William H Foster, Ottawa
Lawrence R R Kimmell, Lawrenceville
Lee L W Miller Dixon
Livingston W E Herbert, Pontiac
Logan D F Nichols Lincoln
Mdcon Mary W Moore, Decatur
Macoupin Robert C Moore Carlmville
J U Uzzell, Edwardsville
J F Hickman, Salem
E Frank Perry Lacon
Fannie S Merwm Havana
W A Spence, Metropolis
Benj E Decker, Macomb
A M Shelton, Hebron
B C Moore, Bloomlngton
Madison
Marion
Marshall
Mason
Massac
McDonough
McHenry
McLean
Menard
Mrs Eva B Batterton Petersburg
Mercer Charlton L Gregory, Aledo
Monroe J W Jackson Waterloo
Montgomery John W Harp, Hillsboro
Morgan
Harry C Montgomery Jacksonville
Moultrie Van D Rough ton Sullivan
Ogle John E Cross, Oregon
Peoria John A Hayes, Peoria
Perry Elmo Lee, Pinckneyville
Piatt Charles Mclntosh, Monticello
Pike David P Hollis Pittsfleld
Pope Robert R Randolph, Golconda
Pulaski May S Hawkins, Mound City
Putnam W A Paxon, Granville
Randolph William F Stine, Chester
Richland Elmer Van Arsdall, Olney
Hock Island
Samuel J Ferguson, Hock Island
Saline H E Rhine Harrisburg
San gam on Edgar C Pruitt, Springfield
Schuyler
George H Hermetel, Rushvllle
Scott John C Moore Winchester
Shelby Lee W Fraser, Shelby ville
Stark George C, Baker, Toulo*
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS— Continued
County Name and Address
St Clair W A Hough, Belleville
Stephenson Cyrus Grove, Freeport
Tazewell B L Smith. Pekin
Union William O Brown, Jonesboro
Vermilion O P Haworth, Danville
Wabash S A Mayne, Mt Carmel
Warren J D Regan, Monmouth
Washington Robert Pence, Nashville
County
"Wayne.
White
Whiteslde
Will
Williamson
Winnebago
Woodford
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Willis G Cisne, Fairfleld
William ,
Robert O Clanda. Marion
O J Kern. Rockford
Roy L. Moore, Eureka
PUBLIC, PRIVATE! AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AXD COLLEGES
Ablngdon, Knox Co , pop 2,500
Free Bd. Educ — J E Barlow
Sec Bd Educ— -C E Smith
City Superintendent — A. C Butler
Principal High School— M P Wilklns.
Drawing: — Carrie Sheldon
Com'l and Stenog*y— Miss Cinda Bwilley
Hedding College, college, academy, normal.
com'l, music, co-ed., M B , eat. 1853,
Walter D Agnew, D D , President
Albion. Edwards Co., pop 1,800.
Pres Bd Educ — E F Harris
Sec Bd Educ — B L Mayne
City Superintendent — Elbert Waller
Prin, H S— L V Matheny
Supv Music — Vera McClure
Southern Collegiate Institute, prep , co-ed..
Cong , Frank B Hines, A. M , Pres.
Aledo, Mercer Co , pop. 2,500.
Pres Bd Bduc-^J M Wilson
Sec Bd Educ — Katharine Detwller
Ctiy Superintendent — F N Taylor
Principal High School— A F Caldwell
Supv Music — Hannes Oleson
Manual Training— H K Whittier
Domestic Science — Mabel Stone
Drury Academy, prep dept William and
Vashti College, est 1908, Frank C Eng-
lish, A M, President
William and Vashti College, collegiate,
prep , music and com'l depts , co-ed , non-
sect., est. 1908, Frank a English, A. M,
Pres
Altamont, Efflngham Co , pop. 1,700.
Pres Bd Educ — C Edward Schamacker
Sec Bd Educ — L. H Huftord
City Superintendent — William Harris
Prin. High School — A J Gummershelmer
Alton. Madison Co , pop 17,528
Pres Bd Educ — J W Schoeffler
Sec Bd Educ— William D Miller
City Superintendent — Robert A. Height
Prin. H S— B. C Richardson
Supv Music— Alice E Jones,
Manual Training— George C Bitcher
Domestic Science — Hannah Gunderson
Drawing — Sara E Hudson.
Commercial — Helen Naylor
Stenography — Maud Gilihaxn I
Alton — continued
Academy of the Holy Family, girls' board-
•SS? i
George Milton Potter. A M , President
Wellesley Preparatory School, prWT co-ed/
non-sect. Miss juia D RaiSall Pres
Academy, boys' boarding,
Sec Bd Educ— P M James
City Supenntendent— O M Eastman
JXE01?? ?lfh School-Myrtle Kenney
n£i?tl0 Science— Laura B Robinson
Drawing— Edna Washburn
, Union Co , pop 2,900.
City Superintendent— H C. Fletchtr.
Prin H S-Blbert Waller irietcn*r'
Union Academy, prep, music, art, com'l,
co-ed , Presb , est 1888, H Wallaci
Stevens, A B, Principal
Axoola, Douglas Co , pop 8,100.
Pres Bd Educ. — E S Walker
Sec Bd Educ — J B McCann
City Superintendent — S R. Allen
Principal High School— R W Harness
Arlington, Heights Co., pop 1,500.
Prin H S— Rose O. Beeoher
Ashland, Cass Co , pop 1,400
City Superintendent— J E. Shivers.
Prin H S.— J G Norris.
Ashley, Washington Go , pop 1,100.
Prin. H 8 — Norman Molntyre.
Assumption, Christian Co , pop 1,750
City Superintendent — Oren A. Barr
Prin H S — Elsie Phinney
Astoria, Fulton Co , pop. 1,700.
Pres Bd Educ— John B Harris
Sec Bd Educ— F A Cooper
City Superintendent — John R Rowland
Principal High School — Miss Bessie Condoe
Supv Mus & Draw — Miss Anna, B Seeker
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Athens, Menard Co , pop 1,580
Prin H S— M F Batterton
Atlanta, Logan Co , pop. 1,850
City Superintendent — H H Klrkpatrick.
Principal High School— Carrie M Boiling
Auburn, Sangamon Co , pop
Pres Bd Educ — Dr I B Close
Sec Bd Educ — J M Tucker
City Superintendent — Charles B Kuechie
Principal High School — Grace L Claget'
Supv Mus & Draw — Pearl Rice
Augusta, Hancock Co , pop 1,160
City Superintendent — S D Faris
Prin H S— A E Decker
Aurora, Kane Co » pop 29,807
Pres Bd Bduc — M O Southworth.
Sec Bd Educ — W S Beaupre
Supt Bast Side — Conrad M Bardwell
Supt West Side— A R Kingsford
Prin Hast H S — C E Lawyer
Prin West H S— K C Merrick
Supervisor Music — Margaret C Pouk,
Manual Training — A C Bloodgood
Domestic Science — Nelle I McClurg
Drawing — Ruth XJpham
Commercial — W C Guy
Stenography — Jessie M Caldwell
Aurora College, prep, coll, Biblical, but.,
music and elo , co-ed , Christ. Adv , est
1893, Orrin Roe Jenks, A B, B D, Pres
Aurora Shorthand School, sten , co-ed., eat
1884, Jennie G Palmer, Prin.
Jennings Seminary, girls' boarding, M B ,
eat 1899 Bertha Annette Barber, B S,
Principal
Avon, Fulton Co, pop 1,050
Pres Bd Educ — J D Laurence
Sec Bd Educ — W A Lockwood
City Superintendent — A B Hubbard
Principal High School— Miss Edna Wood
Supv Music — Mildied Maber
Man Tr & Dom Scl — Mariam Rothchild
Harrington, Cook Co, pop 1,500
Pres Bd Educ — J C Plagge
Sec Bd Bduc— H P Castle
City Supt and Prin H S — Erman S Smith
Supv Music— Stella C Maher
Barry, Pike Co , pop. 1,700.
Pres Bd Bduc — C M Holmes
Sec Bd Bduc— C L Morgan
City Superintendent — Henry S Stice
Principal High School— Miss Ruth Tipple
Batavia, Kane Co , pop. 4,500.
Pres Bd Bduc — Dr F H Daniels
Sec Bd Bduc — C B Hohenstein
City Superintendent — Hugh O Bone
Principal High School— F S Williamson
Supv Music— Gladys Norton
Manual Training — Paul B Winchall
Domestic Science — Inez Boyce
Drawing— Mary I* Burke
Commercial — Maude S Whitmore
Beardstown, Cass Co , pop 6,107
Pres Bd Educ — Dr T J Schweer
Sec Bd Bduc — Mr John Listman
City Superintendent — Horace G Russell
Principal High School— Mrs H G Russell
Supv Music— Mrs W G Smith
Domestic Science — Miss Emma Yeck
Belleville, St. Clair Co , pop 81422
Pres Bd Bduc — Dr Hugo Wangelin.
Sec Bd Educ— Mr H R Heimberger
City Superintendent — George H Busick.
Principal High School— Mr H W Brua.
Supv Music— Mrs Bessie McMurdo
Physical Culture— Mr Christ Elisen
Belleville Commercial and Shorthand Col-
lege, bus and sten , est 1893, Joseph
P Foeller, Proprietor
Immaculate Conception Academy, girls'
boarding, R C , Sister M Magdalen
Belvidere, Boone Co , pop 7,258
City Superintendent — Louis A Reisner
Principal High School — John E Alman
Bement, Piatt Co , pop 1,500
Pres Bd Bduc— Daniel Hall
Sec Bd Educ — George M Thompson
City Superintendent — N N Stevenson
Supv Music — Clara Renfrew
Benld, Maconpln Co , pop 1,912.
City Superintendent — C H. Corey
Prin H S— Alex. Rouland
Benton, Franklin Co , pop 1,841
City Superintendent — Roy Wilkins
Prin Township H S— W A Cook.
Berwyn, Cook Co, pop 5,841
Pres Bd Educ — C J Becker
Sec Bd Educ — F O Walmsley
City Superintendent — Eugene A Wilson.
Prin Township H S — H V Church.
Supv Music — Harriet Preston
Supv Man Tr and Draw — H. P Brown
BlandlnsviHe, McDonongh Co, pop 1,109
Pres Bd Bduc — Charles James
Sec Bd Educ — B E Voorhees
City Superintendent — John B Glum.
Bloomington, McLean Co , pop 25,768.
Pres Bd Bduc — Horatio G Bent
Sec Bd Educ — Mattlo Bishop
City Superintendent — John K. Stableton.
Prin H S— Wm Wallis.
Supv Music— Mabel Glenn.
Manual Training — Rasa Winship
Domestic Science— Alice Treganca.
Physical Culture— Adolph Mols.
Penmanship— Sarah Munn
Commercial — Cora Pryor
Brown's Bloomington Business College, bus.
and sten , co-ed., est. 1390, E. P Bealer.
Principal
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Bloommgton — continued
Illinois Wesleyan University , coll , co-ed.,
M E est I860, Theodore Kemp, D D,
LL D , President
Illinois Wesleyan University, Law Depart-
ment, law, co-ed , est 1874, Owen T
Reeves, LL D, Dean
St Joseph's Academy, girls' boarding, R '
C . est 1875, Sister M gaibara, O S D,
Superioress
Blue Island, Cook Go , pop 8,048
City Supt and Prln H S — Jeptha E
Lemon
+
Bonrbonnals, Kankakee Co , pop. 095
St. Joseph's Seminary, girls' boarding, R,
C . Sisters of Notre Dame
8t* Viateur'a College, coll. and prep , men,
R C , est 1868, Rev J P O'Mahoney,
CSV, President
Braceville, Gmndy Co , pop 1,669
Prln H S — R M Dorsey
Bridgeport, Lawrence Co , pop 1,900
City Superintendent — J A Davis
Prln H B— L. A Perkins
Brookport, Massao Co , pop 1,160
Prln H S — W T Smith
Bunker Hill, Maeonpln Co , pop* 1,046
Pres Bd Educ — W C Tacoby
Sec Bd Educ — G H Baker
City Superintendent — G A Smith
Principal High School— M A T Ward
Bunker Hill Military Academy, prep , mili-
tary, non-sect , est 1882, Rev S. L
Stiver, A M, Ph D, Supt.
Bushnell, McDonough Co , pop 8,500
City Superintendent — R C. Hiett
Prln H S— Laura A Knowles
Illinois College and Business Institute,
prep and bus , co-ed., non-sect , J B.
Mumma, Prln
Cairo, Alexander Co, pop 14,548.
Pres Bd Educ— Reed Green
Sec Bd Educ — H L Gilbert
City Superintendent — Taylor C Clendenen
Prln H S (White)— Margaret Wilson.
Prln H S (Colored)— J C Lewi*
Supv Music — Laura A. Miller
Manual Training— -William A Ryan.
Physical Culture— W A. Ryan.
Drawing — Carrie Rule.
Fen'shlp and Com'l — Laura L Mtlford.
Brown's Business College, bus and sten ,
G W Brown. Pres _,
St Joseph's School, R C , Sister Superior
Cambridge, Henry Co., pop. 1,845
Pres Bd Educ — D Kirkland
Sec Bd Bduc — C H Hunt
City Superintendent— H M Hinkle
Supv Music — Elizabeth Fuller
Manual Training — H M Hinkle
Drawing — Emma Craig
Camp Point, Adams Co, pop 1,260
Pres Bd Bduc — Win Jones.
Sec Bd Educ — Dr O L Bates
City Superintendent — "W H Brewster
Principal High School — Pearl T Brown.
Supv Music — Irene M Paddock
Canton, Fulton Co , pop 10,458
Pres Bd Educ— Mrs M L Entwistle
Sec Bd Educ — George W Powell.
City Superintendent — George W Gaylor
Prln H S— Ira P Rlnker
Supv Music — Edith Palmer
Manual Training — L B King
Domestic Science — Mrs Llda Leaman
Physical Culture — Miss K. L Tourez.
Drawing — Charlotte TJaden.
Penmanship — Jean MacGregor
Commercial — J G Harmlson
Stenography — Anna Ames
Carbondale, Jackson Co, pop 5,411
City Superintendent — E B McLaughlln.
Prin H S— A Clare Hodge
Southern Illinois State Normal University,
normal, co-ed , state, est 1874, Henry
William Shryock, Ph B President
Carllnville, Maconpln Co , pop 8,616.
City Superintendent — H A. Perrln
Frm H S*— Margaret Hubbard.
Blackburn College, coll , co-ed., Presb ,
est 1895, Rev William M Hudson, Ph
D , Pres
Carlyle, Clinton Co , pop. 1,900
City Superintendent— M N Todd
Frln H S — H Beckemyer
Canni, White Co, pop 2,883
Free Bd Educ — Dr B B Crebs.
Sec Bd Educ— Martin Speck.
City Superintendent— Joseph Gersbacher
Principal High School — Charles Mossberger
CarroUton, Greene Co., pop. 2,855.
Pres Bd Educ— James MeNabb
Sec Bd Educ— O H Vlvell
City Superintendent— E A Doollttle
Principal High School— David Crist
Manual Training — Ruth Felmley
Domestic Science — Louise Campbell.
Carterville, Williamson Co., pop 2,800
City Superintendent— W S. McKinney
Prln H S,— H L. Atwood.
Carthage, Hancock Co , pop. 8,500.
City Superintendent— -D H. Wells.
Principal High School— A M Wilson.
Carthage College, colL; co-ed., Luth.; est
1870, H. D Hoover, Free
Casey, Clark Co, pop 2,000
City Superintendent— T, B. Crowford.
Prin H. S— Wm. Thompson
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Centralist, Marlon Co , pop 9,680
Pres Bd Educ — J L Davis
Sec Bd Bduc — MrB Helen S Dunn
City Superintendent— Samuel H Bonn
Prin Township H S — Baston V Tubbs
Supv Music — Ella Neuhaus
Brown's Business College, bus. and sten ,
est 1897, Charles B Bbereol, Principal
Champaign, Champaign Co, pop. 12,421
Pres Bd Pduc — Dr W Q Gray
Sec Bd Bduc— Charles D Stevens
City Superintendent— William W Earnest
Prin H S— Lottie Switzer
Supv Music— C L Moore
Manual Training— A G Plpplt
Domestic Science — Matilda Voss.
Domestic Science— Bess Hoult
Drawing— Mary Hill
Drawing— Marjorie Hodges
Commercial — S A Dorrls
Brown's Business College, bus and sten ,
co-ed . non-sect , est 1900, T B Hop-
kins, B A , Prin , Main and Nelll St
Pastor's College, The, theol , non-sect -^ co-
ed , est 1908, George Thorn Smith, A. m ,
Ph. D, Pres
1>08°
.
Manual Training— Heber C Taylor
Domestic Science — Grace Gavins
Eastern Illinois State Normal School, nor-
mal co-ed, state, est 1899, Livingston
C Lord, LL D , Pres
Chatsworth, Livingston Co , pop 1,250
Pres Bd Educ— J V Ryan
Sec Bd Educ— B Entwistle
City Superintendent — L C Smitn
Principal High School-Lyddie Klamm
Chenoa, McLean Co , pop 1*512.
Pres Bd Bduc— B M Pike
Sec Bd Educ— Anna K Evans
City Superintendent— A B Hlett
Principal High School— Maude Fairfleld
Cheater, Kandolph Co., pop S,83J
City Superintendent— Charles H Phillips
Prin H S— B P Allen
Chicago, Cook Co, pop 3,185,283
Pres Bd Educ— Peter Reinberg
Soc Bd Educ— Le^ls E Larson
City Superintendent— Ella Flagg Toung
First Assistant— John D Shoop
Assistant— William M Roberts
Assistant — Charles P Megan
Assistant— Elizabeth M Murphy
Supv Physical Education— Henry Suder
Supv Manual Training— Robert M Smith
Supv Compulsory Eduo— Wm L Bodlne.
Chicago — continued
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Austin High School, Frink and Walnut,
George H Rockwood, Prin
Bowen High School, 89th and Manlstee,
Charles I Parker, Prin
Calumet High School, Normal and 81st,
Avon S Hall, Prin
Crane Technical High School, W Van
Buren and Oakley, William J Bartholf,
Pnn
Curtis High School Dept , Stanwood and
State. Thomas C Hill. Prin
Englewood High School, Stewart and 62nd,
James E Armstrong, Prin
Farragur High School, Spalding and 24th,
Frank L Morse, Prin
Flower Technical High School, 26th and
Wabash, Dora Wells, Prin
Hyde Park High School, 56th and Kim-
bark Hiram B Loomis, Prin
Lake High School, Union and W 47th
Place Edward F Stearns, Prin
Lake View High School, Ashland and Irving
Park Blvd , Benjamin F Buck, Prin
Lane Technical High School, Division and
Sedgwick, William J Bogan, Prin
Marshall High School, Adams and Kedzle,
Louis J Block Prin
McKinley High School, Adams and Hoyne,
George M Clayberg, Prin.
Medlll High School, 14th PI near Throop,
Albert R Sabin, Prin
Morgan Park High School, Western and
Arlington, John H Hell, Prin
Paiker High School, 68th and Stewart,
William B Owen, Prin
Phiuips High School, 39th and Prairie,
Spencer R Smith, Prin
Schurz High School, Milwaukee and Addi-
son, Walter F Slocum, Prin
Senn High School, Ridge and Francis, Ben-
jamin F Buck, Prin
Tuley High School, Claremont and Poto-
mac, Franklin P FIsk, Prin
Waller High School, Orchard and Center,
Oliver S Westcott, Prin
Academy of Our Lady, girls' boarding, •
R C", est 1876, Sisters of Notre Dame,
95th and Throop
Academy of Our Lady of Providence, girls' *
boarding, R C , Sister Directress, 3107
W Van Buren
Academy of the Sacred Heart, girls' board-
Ing, R. C , Sister Superior, 3540 Pine
Grove
Academy of St Scholastlca, girls' board-
ing, R C , est 1908, Benedictine Sisters,
7428 Ridge Ave , Rogers Park
American College of Mechano-Therapy,
med , est 1867 , W C Schulze, M D ,
Dean 81 W Randolph street
Ameilcan College of Physical Education,
courses for physical directors and play-
ground, co-ed , 42nd and Grand Blvd
American Conservatory of Music, »«•*.
est 1886, John J Hattstaedt, President,
304 S Wabash
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Chicago— continued.
American School of Home Economics, cor-
lesp courses In household science, eat
1904, Maurice Le Bosquet, Director, 606
W 69th
Anna Groff-Bryant Institute, vocal arts for
singers and teachers, Anna Groff-Bryant,
Director, 410 S Michigan
Armour Institute of Technology, Mechani-
cal, Electrical, Civil, Chemical and Fire
Protection Engineering, Architecture and
Industrial Arts, day and evening, Rev
Frank W Gunsaulus, LL D , Free , SSrd
and Armour
Art Craft Institute, co-ed , est 1900, T V
Morse, Pres ,2827 Michigan
Art Institute of Chicago, Art School, nor
ai t courses in drawing, modeling, decora-
tivf designing, illustration and architec-
tuie, co-ed, est 1879, W M R French,
Di lector, T J Keane, Registrar, Michi-
gan and Adams
Athenaeum School of Drafting and Engi-
neering, tech , 116 8 Michigan Avenue
Balatka Musical College, mus , est 1879,
Chr F Balatka, Director, 37 S Wabash
Avenue
Baptist Missionary Training School, theol
(( missionaries, women, boarding, Bapt ,
est 1881, Mrs A E Reynolds, Principal
2969 Vernon
Barnes School of Anatomy, Sanitary Sci-
ence and Embalming, co-ed , est 1892,
Carl L Barnes, M D, Pres, 1977 Ogden
Barrett Institute of Shorthand, sten , eat
1904, Charles R Barrett, President, 22
West Monroe Street
Bennett Medical College, Medical Depart-
ment of Loyola University, xned , co-ed ,
est 1867, Maxmillan Herzog, M D,
Dean, 1358 Fulton
Bergen HalL, prep , co-ed, boarding for
girls, est T.906, George B Bergen, A B,
Principal, 527 Fullerton
Berlitz School of languages, languages,
co-ed., eat 1878, 66 E Congress.
Bethany Bible School, theol, missionary
training, and Bible teachers' courses,
non-sect , co-ed , est 1905, Albert C.
Wleand, President, 3436 W Tan Buren
Street
Birmingham Shorthand School, sten , 240
Blue Island Ave
Boyd'a Shorthand School, sten and bus.,
est 1902, Robert Boyd Principal, 64 W
Randolph
Boyesen School, girls' boarding and young
boys' , Augusta Boyesen, Prin , 1218 Bast
47th
Bryant & Stratton Business College, bus
and sten , est 1856, H W Bryant, Pres,
80 E Randolph
Bush. Temple Conservatory , courses in mas,,
dram , phy cult , and lang , co-ed. ,
est 1902, Kenneth M, Bradley, Director,
N Clark and Chicago
Calumet Conservatory of Music and Dra-
matic Art, est 1908, Richard B De
Young, Director 11139 Michigan Ave
Caruthers' Normal School, normal music,
Julia Caruthers, Dir , 410 S Michigan
Chicago — continued
Cathedral College, theol , men R C , est.
1904, Dr F A Purcell, D D, Pres, 719
Cass
Central States College of Pharmacy,
Pharmacy Department of Loyola Uni-
versity, two-year course, co-ed , est
1907, G L Secord, Registrar, Hayes
Avenue and Sheridan Road
Central Station Institute, courses in sales
and commercial departments of the elec-
trical interests est 1912, H L Lincoln
Instructor 112 W Adams St
Centralizing School of Music, music, co-ed ,
Gertrude Radle-Paradis, Prln , 616 Finn
Arts Bldg
Century School of Music, mus and or , est
1895, Chester N Hanson, Director, Athe-
naeum Bldg
Chapek Music School, music, co-ed , Joseph
H Chapek, Director, 3452 Broadway
Chicago Academy of Fine Arts, art, co-ed
est 1899, Gail N Werntz, Director 81
E Madison St
Chicago Business College, bus and sten ,
co-ed , est 1889, Mrs F B Virden,
Principal, Wabash and Adams
Chicago Business Law School, bus law,
co-ed, est 1895, Charles Ailing, Jr,
Dean, 116 South Michigan Avenue
Chicago College of Advertising, corresp
adv , est 1902 W A Merriam, Mgr ,
1*2 South Michigan Avenue
Chicago College of Dental Surgery, dent ,
men, est 1881, Truman W Bropay,
DD S , Dean, Wood and Harrison
Chicago College of Medicine and Surgery,
Medical Department Valparaiso Univer-
sity, med , co-ed , est 1902, J N Roe,
M D, Sec, 704 S Lincoln.
Chicago College of Music, est 1»09 Esther
Harris Director, Kimball Hall
Chicago College of Naprapathy, est 1909,
Oakley Smith, D N, President, 1428
Jackson Boulevard
Chicago College of Osteopathy , co-ed . eat.
1891, Carl F McConnell, M D, D O,
President, 1422 W Monroe
Chicago College of Pharmacy (University
of Illinois), pharm , co-ed, est 1859,
Frederick M Goodman, Ph G, Dean,
12th and Michigan
Chicago Conservatory, mus , co-ed., eat
1884 , Walton Perkins, Pres , Auditorium
Bldg
Chicago Correspondence School of Law,
law, est 1892, Charles F Westwood,
Sec , Reaper Blk
Chicago Evangelistic Institute, practice
school for evangelists and missionaries,
non-sect, co-ed,, Rev G A McLaugh-
Hn, A M, Dean, 1754 Washington Blvd.
Chicago Eye, Bar, Nose and Throat Col-
elge, post-graduate, men, est 1897, Wil-
liam A Fisher, M D, 285 W Washing-
ton
Chicago Hospital College of Medicine, reg ,
co-ed , Frederick A Leusxnan, M D ,
LL D, Dean, 8832 Rhodes Ave
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Chicago — continued
Chicago Kindergarten Training School,
private, normal kind , non-sect.* eat.
1881, H N Higenbotham, Pres, 410 8.
Michigan.
Chicago Froebel Association, training
school for kindergartners. eat 1876,
Mrs. Alice H. Putnam, Prin., 1008 Fine
Arts Bldg
Chicago-Kent College of Law, law, co-ed .
eat 1888, Edxnond W Burke. Dean, 8
8 Dearborn.
Chicago Kindergarten Institute, kinder-
garten training, eat. 1894, Miss Caroline
C Cromse, Director, 40 Scott St.
Chicago Latin School, boys' prep , day,
Robert B Bates, Prln , 18 13 Division
Chicago Latin School for Girls, prep, day,
non-sect , est 1888, Mabel Blade Vlckery,
Principal, Scott and Stone Streets
Chicago Law School, law, co-ed , est.
1888, J J Tobias, Chancellor, 64 W
Randolph
Chicago Musical College, mus , est 1867,
Dr F Ziegfeld, Pres, 624 6 Michigan
Chicago Nautical School, nautical science,
men, W L Cowles, Prln., Masonic Tem-
ple.
Chicago Normal School, city teachers* train-
Ing school, co-ed T est 1871, William
Bishop Owen, Ph D, Principal, 68th and
Stewart
Chicago Parental School, school for delin-
quents, Peter A Mortenson, Supt , W
Foster and N Central Park ave
Chicago Piano College, mus., est 1895,
Charles B Watt, Dir, 804 8. Wabash.
Chicago School of Applied and Normal Art,
art, Emma M Church, Director, 606 8
Michigan
Chicago School of Architecture, Engineering
course given at Armour Institute, archi-
tectural drawing and kindred subjects at
Art Institute, 4-year course, Howard Mon-
roe Raymond, B S., Dean.
Chicago School of Assaying, assaying, J
Dunraven Young, Dlr, 1783 Monadnock
Bldg
Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy,
courses in civic, philanthropic, and social
work, est 1908, Graham Taylor, Presi-
dent, 116 S Michigan Avenue
Chicago School of Painting, Decorating and
Paperhanging, trade, est. 1908, G D
Green, Principal, 412 N Dearborn Street
Chicago School of Physical Education and
Expression, normal, physical cult and
gymnastics, est 1908, Mrs Robert L
Parsons, Prln , 482 S Wabash
Chicago School of Watchmaking, courses In
watchmaking, Jewelry repairing, stone
setting and engraving, est 1908, 59 Bast
Van Buren St
Chicago Teachers' College, city normal
school, co-ed , William Bishop Owen,
Prin 68th and Stewart
Chicago Technical College, arch, eng.,
drafting and designing courses, day, even-
ing and corr , est 1895, Charles W
Morey, President, 116 S Michigan
Chicago — continued
Chicago Theological Seminary, theol , men.
~Cong , est 1858, Rev O Stearns Davis,
Ph D S D , 20 N Ashland Blvd
Chicago Training School for City, Home
and Foreign Missions, non-sect, co-ed.,
Lucy Rider Meyer, A M, Principal, 4949
Indiana Avenue.
Chicago Veterinary College, vet , men, est
1888, Joseph Hughes, V S, Sec., 2687
S. State
College of Dentistry, University of Illinois.
dent , co-ed , est 1899, George W Cook,
D D 8 , Dean, 818 W Harrison.
Columbia College of Expression, elo. and
or , co-ed , est 1890, Miss Mary A. Blood,
A M , LItt B , Pres , 64 B Van Buren.
College of Medicine, University of Illinois,
med , reg , co-ed , William S. Quine,
M D , Dean, W Congress and Honore.
Columbia School of Music, music and dram
art, co-ed , est 1901, Clara Osborne
Reed, Pres, 609 8 Wabash
Cosmopolitan School of Music and Dra-
matic Art, music, Mrs. W B. Bracken,
President 481 8 Wabash
Congregational Training School, missionary
training, women, Cong , est 1909, Ra-
chel Lucy Rogers, M A , B D , Dean, 815
S Ashland Blvd
Coyne National Trade School, plumbing,
bricklaying and electrical trades, est
1899, L. L Cooke, Dir. 45 B. Illinois.
Crlstman Shorthand School, sten , Miss
Laura B. Cristxnan, Prin, 8151 Indiana
Ave
Cultural Review School, normal review, co-
ed , est 1905, O M Heath, Principal, 87
S Wabash
De La Salle Institute, commercial, men,
R. C , Brother LIguori, Pres , 85th and
Wabash.
De Marion Musical College, music, co-ed ,
est 1890, Mme. Biro de Marion, Pres.,
7761 Normal
De Paul University, St Vincent College,
comprises College of Arts, Philosophy and
Science, of Bducation, of Engineering, of
Law, of Medicine, men, R. C , est 1908,
Very Rev F X McCabe, LL D, Presi-
dent, 1010 Webster
Drake School of Music, piano, voice, violin,
dramatic, Barl R. Drake, Director, Audi-
torium Building
Blmwood Home School, co-ed , boarding,
non-sect, Miss Mary A Fellows, Prln.,
5495 Cornell
Bnglewood Business College, bus. and
sten , F B Bellis, President, 6288 Hal-
sted
Bnglewood Conservatory, music, est 1904,
Albert H McConnell, Director, 6£05 8
Halsted St
Bnglewood Lyric School, mus , dram, and
phy cult , est 1906, Roy James Battls,
manager, 218 W 61st Street
Bphpheta School for Deaf and Dumb, pri-
vate, girls, boys under 14, Annie M. Lar-
kln, Principal. 8100 N. 40th.
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Faulkner School, girls' prep , est 1885,
Misa Elizabeth Faulkner, Prin.. 4746
Madison.
German- American Conservatory of Mnslo,
correspondence courses, J J Collins,
President, 209 8 State.
Good's Shorthand School, sten , est 1904,
Mary M Good, Principal, 1978 Lincoln
Avenue
Gregg School, sten , eat 1896, John R
Gregg, President, 6 N Michigan Ave
Hadley School of Music, piano, violin, pub-
lic school music, Grant Hadley, Director,
481 S Wabash
Hahnemann Medical College, med , ho-
meop , co-ed , eat. 1860, H R. Chislett,
M D , Registrar, 2811 Cottage Grove.
Harvard School for Boys, boys' prep , day,
non-sect , est. 1876, John J Schoblnger,
Dean, 4651 Drexel Blvd.
Hering Medical College, med., homeo , co-
ed , est 1891, J R Boynton, M. D , Pros,
708 8 Wood.
Hlnshaw Conservatory, music and dra-
matic art, John Arno Hlnshaw, Direc-
tor, Klmball Hall
Holy Angels' Academy, girls, R. C., 545
Oalcwood Blvd.
Holy Family Academy, select school for
Polish children, est. 1892, C C Sckes-
lawa, Superior, 180 W Division St.
Huelster School of Music, voice, est 1911,
Otto Blsmark Huelster, Director, Kim-
ball Hall
Illinois College of Law, Law Department De
Paul University, day and evening ses-
sions, co-ed , est 1897. Charles L Ma-
honey, LL D Dean, 207 S Wabash Ave
Illinois Industrial School for Girls, state,
indust , Miss M Mclntosh, Sea, 79 Dear-
born St.
Illinois School of Electro-Therapeutics,
med electro-therapeutics, oo-ed , est
1901, C S Nelswanger, M D. Pres., 80
E Randolph
Jenner Medical College, med.. reg ; em-
ing, co-ed, est 1891, John D MacKel-
ler, M D, Sec, 225 W Washington St
Jewish Training School of Chicago, In-
dust , co-ed., non-sect, est 1888, Orris
J Milliken, Supt , 554 W 12th Place
John Marshall Law School, law, co-ed ,
est 1889, Edward T Lee, Dean, 85 N
Dearborn
Jones' School of Telegraphy, teleg , est
1898, F S Jones, Manager, 8068 LaSalle.
Jones' National School of Auctioneering and
Oratory, Carey M Jones, President 14 N
Sacramento Boulevard
Jones North Chicago Business College, bus
and sten , R M Jones, Principal, 650
Garfleld Avenue
Josephlnum Academy, R C, girls' boarding
and day. Sisters of Christian Charity,
1515 N Oakley Ave
Kenwood Institute for Girls, girts, non-
sect , est 1885, Mrs Stella Dyer Lorlng,
Pr!n, 4600 Ellis Ave
Kelso School of Music and Dramatic Art,
Hugh A Kelso, Jr, Director, 481 S
Wabash Ave
Chicago-— continued
Kenwood Latin School for Boys, boys'
prep , est 1907, Mrs Mary Hkin Whit-
ton, Prin.
Kindergarten Training School at Chicago
Commons, kindergarten training, wo-
men, Bertha Hofer Hegner, Supt, 955
Grand Ave.
Laird's Business College, bus and sten , est
1902, Albert J Laird, Principal, 217 W
81st St
Lake View Institute, girls' boarding non-
sect, Sarah A Anable, Prin., 1844 Briar
PI
Leonard- Wilson School of Music and Ex-
pression, est 1907, Ida Fletcher Leonard,
Director, 6255 Kimbark Avenue.
Lewis Institute, oo-ed , non-sect, est 1896;
Mechanic Arts, Engineering, Domestic
Economy and Decorative Art, day aad
evening, George Noble Carman, A. B.,
Director, Madison and Robey
Loreto Convent of the Immaculate Concep-
tion, girls' boarding, R. C . est 1905,
Ladies of Loreto, 65th and Washington
Loyola Academy for Boys, prep, R C.,
est 1909, Frederick Siedenburg, 8. J,
Principal, Rogers Park
Loyola College of Law, three-year course ,
evening sessions, 6 80 to 9, co-ed., est
1908, William Dillon, LL. D, Dean, Clark
and Randolph Streets
Loyola University, comprises St Ignatius
College, Academy, and Commercial High
School, Loyola Academy, Loyola College
of Law, Engineering Department, Ben-
nett Medical College, and Central States
College of Pharmacy, co-ed R. C ,
Henry S Spalding, 8 J, Regent-Director,
Hayes Avenue and Sheridan Road.
Loyola University Engineering Department,
courses in Civil, Electrical, Chemical, and
Mechanical Engineering, G L Seoord,
Registrar, Hayes Ave & Sheridan Rd.
MacConnac School, bus. and sten ; co-ed.,
eat 1902, Morton MacCormac, A. M., Ph
D, Pres, 1206 E 68rd St
Maclean School, vocal art expression, dra-
matic art, languages, dancing, Juan C
Maclean, Pres, 624 8 Michigan Ave
Mary Wood Chase School of Musical Arts,
music, co-ed , Mary Wood Chase, Direc-
tor, 410 8 Michigan Avenue
McCormick Theological Seminary, theo ,
Presb , men, est 1880, Rev James G K.
MoClure, LL D, President 2820 N Hal-
sted
McCowan Oral School for Young Deaf Chil-
dren, speech teaching, oo-ed., private,
est 1888, Cornelia D Blngham Eggers,
Prin, 6660 Tale Ave.
MoKillip Veterinary College, vet , men,
est 1892, M H McKilllp, M D,, V &,
Pres , 1689 S Wabash
Metropolitan Business College, bus and
sten. est 1878, O M Powers, Prin.,
Central College, Wabash and Monroe
Metropolitan Conservatory of Music, est
1910, Harry DImond and Leroy Wetzel,
Directors, Kimball Hall
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Mendelssohn Conservatory of Music , vocal
and Instrumental music, est 1906, Carrie
Scott, Director, 239 Wabash Avenue
Moody Bible Institute, Missionary Train-
ing School, co-ed , Interdenominational,
est 1886, James M Gray D D, Dean, 153
Institute Place
Morgan Park Academy, boys' military*
non-sect , Morgan and Crescent.
Morgan School of Expression, Anna, dram,
art, Miss Anna Morgan, Dlr, Fine Arts
BIdg
National Kindergarten College, normal kin-
dergarten courses, women, boarding dept ,
est 1886, Elizabeth Harrison, President,
2944 Michigan Ave
National Medical University, xned , co-ed ,
est 1890, L D Rogers, M D, Dean,
1428 Wells St
National School of Chiropractic, corre-
spondence John F A Howard, D C,
Dean, 1553 W Madison St
North Park College, prep , boarding, oo-
ed , est 1893, Swedenborg Evang Mis-
sion, Rev David Nyvall, M Ph C , Presi-
dent, Kedzle and Foster
North Shore School of Music, music,
Charles J Haake, Director, Evanston
and Leland Aves
Northern Illinois College of Ophthalmology
and Otology, co-ed , est 1872. J B Mc-
Fatrlch, M D, Pres., 158 N Michigan
Northwestern Business College , bus. and
aten . J F Fish, Frin , 1564 N Robey
Noith western University Dental School,
dent , co-ed , est 1887, G V Black, M.
D , D D S , Dean, Lake and Dearborn.
Northwestern University Law School, law,
co-ed , est 1859 , John H. Wigmore,
Dean, Dearborn and Lake
Northwestern University Medical School,
xned , reg , men, eat 1859, Arthur Robin
Edwards, M D, Dean, 2421 Dearborn
Northwestern University School of Phar-
macy, pharm , co-ed est 1888, C W
Patterson, Dean, 81 W Lake
Northwestern University School of Com-
merce, Accounts and Finance, co-ed , eat
1908, Wlllard Eugene Hotohkiss, Ph D,
Dean, Lake & Dearborn Sts
O'Donnell's Business College, bus. and
sten , D J O'Donnell, Prin , 116 N
Paulina
Orr*s Business College, bus and sten ,
Grant Orr, Frin, 6309 Yale, also 5451 8
Ashland
Parker School, Francis W , prep , co-ed ,
Flora J Cooke, Prin, 380 Webster
Paterson's Stenographic Institute, eten ;
and office appliances, est 1889, Charles
Paters on, Manager, 19 & LaSalle
Pestalozzi-Froebel Kindergarten Training
School, normal kind and play-ground
courses, est 1896 Mrs Bertha Hofer-
Hegner, Superintendent, 609 S Wabash
Phillips School of Oratory, elo and or , co-
ed , est 1894, Arthur Edward Phillips,
Principal, 804 S Wabash Avenue
Manager 17 N Wabash Avenue
Chicago — continued
Physical Culture Training School, est 1910,
Morey Aldrich Wood, B S Acting Presi-
dent 42nd St and Grand Blvd
Pierson Business College, 1134 Wilson.
Post-Graduate Medical School, post-grad-
uate work and clinics, est 1888 Emil
Ries, M D , Secretary, 2400 S Dearborn
Revilo College, sten , day and evening ses-
sions, est 1912, W V Flowers, General
Rush Medical College, med., reg, co-ed.,
est 1837, Frank Billings, M 8, M. D,
Dean, Harrison and Wood
Ryder Divinity School, men, est 1881,
Univ , Rev Lewis B Fisher, D D , Dean,
5733 Monroe Ave
St Cyrils College, prep , boys, R C , 84th
and Washington
St Francis Xavler Academy,, girls' board-
Ing, R C , est 1846, 'Sister Mary da
Sales, Superior, 4928 Cottage Grove
St Ignatius College collegiate department
of Loyola University, men, R C , est
1869, George J Leahy, S J, Vlce-Pres ,
1076 W 12th Street
St Louis Academy, girls' boarding, R C ,
est 1904, Sister Saint Aubert, Superior,
11715 State St
St Patrick's Academy, girls* boarding; R.
C , est 1883, Mother Mary Joseph, Su-
perior, 874 Park.
St Stanislaus College, coll and prep , boys'
boarding and dayr R C , est 1890, Rev
J L Zapala, A M , President, 1456
Division
St Viator's Normal Institute, prep and
nor , co-ed , R C , Rev E L Rlvard,
Prin , Belmont and N Fortieth
School of Domestic Arts and Sciences,
women, est. 1893, Mrs Lynden Evans,
Pres, 177 N State
Sherwood Music School, mus , co-ed , est
1897. William H Sherwood, Dlr , 410 S
Michigan, Georgia Kober, Dlr, 410 S
Michigan Avenue
Spafds School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect., est 1890, Miss Kate Louise
Spaids, Prin, 8138 S Michigan
Spry Music School Walter est 1906, Wal-
ter Spry. Director Fine Arts Bldg
Starrett School for Girls, girls' boarding
non-sect , est 1884, Mrs Helen Ekin
Starrett, Prin , 4707 Vincennes
Stevan School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect., est 1880, Mrs Luella M Wil-
son, Prin , 4318 Drexel
Success Shorthand School, bus and sten .
est 1903, W L James, Pres, 62 W
Randolph
Technical Normal School, courses in mus,
draw , dom set , and phy edu , women ,
boarding dept , est 1910 Miss Mary Sher-
wood, Director 3207 S Michigan
Union Electric Telegraph School, tel and
railroad accounting, est 1876, Henry C.
Roeth, President, 88 LaSalle Street
University High School of the University of
Chicago, non-sect , co-ed , est. 1901,
Franklin W Johnson, A M. Prin., Mon
roe and 58th
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University of Chicago, comprises the Gradu-
ate School of Arts and Literature, the
Ogden (Graduate) School of Science, the
Divinity School, the Law School, the
Medical Courses (In co-operation with
Rush Medical College) the School of
Education, and the Colleges of Arts, of
Literature, of Science, of Philosophy, of
Commerce and Administration, of Educa-
tion, and the Extension Division, non-
sect , co-ed , eat 1892, Harry Pratt Jud-
son, LL D , President. 58th and Bills Ave
University of Chicago, School of Education,
professional training courses for teachers,
Charles H Judd, LL D, Director
University of Chicago, College of Commerce
and Administration, commerce, adminis-
tration, and finance, co-ed , L C. Mar-
shall, M. A., Dean.
University of Chicago Divinity School,
theol , Bapt , est. 1866, Shatter Mathews,
D D , LL D , Dean
University of Chicago Law School, law, co-
ed , est 1902, James Parker Hall, A. B ,
LL B, Dean, Lexington and 59th
University School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect , Miss Anna R Halre, Dean,
1106 Lake Shore Drive
Wahl-Henlus Institute of Fermentology, est
1890, Robert Wahl, Director, 1136 Fuller-
to-n Ave
Wallace Commercial School , bus and sten ;
162 N Dearborn
Watson's Business College, bus and sten ,
George Watson, Prln, 688 W S6th blva.
Western Theological Seminary, theol , P
B , men, est 1886, Rev Wm a De Witt
S T D , Pres , 2726 Washington blvd,
Chicago Heights, Cook Co , pop 14,525.
City Superintendent — Francis M Richard-
son
Prln Township H S— E3 L Boyer
Miles Institute, bus and sten , est 1909,
L R Swanson, Principal
Chilllcothe, Peorfa Go , pop 1,851.
Pres Bd Bduc — John Titus
Sec Bd Educ — Henry Truitt
City Superintendent — Mr Wells
Prln, H 8 — Catherine Scarry
Ghrteman, Edgar Co , pop 1,200
City Superintendent — C. S Montooth
Cicero, Cook Co , pop 14,557
Pres Bd Bduc — Henry Boll
Sec Bd Educ— A L Blessxnan
City Superintendent— A P Goddard,
Supv Music Letha L McClure
Physical Culture — Mrs Robert L Parsons
Drawing — Enid Bassett.
Clayton, Adams Co., pop. 1,050.
Prln H S.— J W Morgan.
Clinton, Dewitt Co., pop 5,165
Pres. Bd Educ — Fred Ball
Sec Bd Educ — K. S Brown
City Superintendent— H H Edmunds
Principal High School — J D Knight
Supv Music — Gurina Kelley
Domestic Science — Kate Oliver
Cobden, Union Co , pop 1,500
es Beesl
Prln. H S — Charles !
ley
Coffeen, Montgomery Co , pop. 1,000.
Prln. H S-^J B Easley
Coffeen Normal School and Academy, prep,
co-ed., non-sect , Tacobel Taylor, Pres.
Colchester, HcDonongh Co , pop 1,685.
City Superintendent — J R Kennady
Prln H S— Wallace MoConnell
Golfax, McLean Co , pop 1^50
City Superintendent — F O Pennington.
Prin. H S — James H. Smith
Collinsville, Madison Co , pop 7,478
City Superintendent — C D Dorris
Prin Township H S — A. B. Arendt.
College of Commerce, bus and flten , est
1907, Miller and Simpson, Props
Creal Springs, Williamson Co , pop. 940
Pres Bd Educ — George -Lischer
Sec Bd Educ — Lewis Reinhardt
City Superintendent — L A. Schafer
Penmanship— Amy O Lill
Creel Springs College, coll , co-ed., Bapt.,
Mrs G B Murrah, Pres.
Cuba, Fulton Co , pop 1,250.
City Superintendent — F O Pennington.
Prin H S — Mrs, A. W Thomas.
Dakota, Stephenson Co , pop 269
Interior Academy, prep , co-ed.; Ref , Rev
G W Kerstetter, A. B, Dean.
Pallas City, Hancock Co , pop 1,250.
City Superintendent — F W Henselmeier
Prin. H S— G C. Williams
PanvUle, Vermilion Co , pop. 27,871.
Pres Bd Bduc — George W Telling.
Sec Bd Educ — A A Partlow
City Superintendent — Lin H Griffith.
Principal Sigh School — A W Sxnalley
Supv Music — Mrs, Ella C White.
Manual Training — I* A Tuggle
Domestic Science— Bertha Harper
Drawing — Mary E Williams
Penmanship— A L Loiing
Com'l and Pen' ship — Miss Cleona Lewis.
Brown's Business College, bus and sten ,
co-ed , est 1895, J A Ebersol, Principal
Danville Business College, bus and sten.,
co-ed. Principal.
Decatnr, Macon Co , pop 81,140
City Superintendent — JT O, Engleman.
Principal High School— Jesse H Newlon
Brown's Business College, bus. and sten.,
co-ed , est. 1884; H. M. Owen, Prin.
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Decatur — continued
James Milliken University comprises Col-
lege of Liberal Arts, Engineering, Domes-
tic Economy Fine and Applied Arts,
Commerce and Finance Library Science,
Pedagogy, Music, and the Academy, co-
ed , Presb , eat 1903, George E Fellows,
Ph D , President
James Milliken University Academy prep
and manual training courses, co-ed , Ben-
jamin B James, A M , Principal
fit Theresa's Academy, prep , co-ed. • R.
C , Rev J Murphy, Fres
DeKalb, DeKalb Co , pop 8,102
City Superintendent — Charles A McMurry
Prln Township H 8 — F M Giles
Northern Illinois State Normal School, nor-
mal , co-ed , state., est 1895, John "W
Cook, M, A , LL p . Pro*.
Delavan, TazeweU Co , pop 1,400
City Superintendent — Edgar F Nichols
Prin H S — Rosa A Tomm
Des Plalnes, Cook Co , pop 1,700
Prea Bd Educ — P M Hoffman
Sec Bd Educ — E J Jones
City Superintendent — W D Smith
Prin Township H. S — C 8 Stewart
Supv Music—Stella C Maher
Domestic Science — Annetta Hoffman
Dlxon, Lee Co , pop 7,216.
Supt North Side— H V Baldwin
Prin North H S — Charles H Anderson
Supt. South Side— W R Snyder
Prln South H S — L Woods.
Copplns' Commercial College, bus and sten ,
eat 1904, W H. Copplns, Pres., 215 First
St
Rock River Military Academy, military,
non-sect, est 1904, Bdwln B Floyd,
Commandant
Strong College of Music, graduate courses,
est 1911, William F Strong, Director
Downers Grove, Dn Page Co , pop 8,601.
Prea Bd Educ — J R Foster
Sec Bd Educ — F E Dowe.
City Superintendent — George C Butler
Prin R S— Maud Manley
Supv Music — Clara Zollinger
Manual Training— Rollo Marple
Dundee, Kane Co , pop 4,1*0.
City Superintendent— B C Fisher
Prln H fl— Edna p Been
Dnquoin, Perry Co , pop. 5,454.
City Superintendent— Charles W Houk.
Prin Township H S.— J C. Stall
Dwlght, Uvtogston Co , pop* 8,000.
City Superintendent— H B. Dickey
Prln H S — I* Grace Huff.
Earlvllle, I*salle Co , pop !£«••
City Superintendent — F L Bennett
Principal High School— Nellie Smith
East Dal****, Jo Darieas Ce^ pop 1*146.
Prin. H. S — F. I* Burns.
East Moline, Book Island Co , pop 2,665.
Pres Bd Educ — George W Dick
Sec Bd Educ — Mrs Grant Fair
City Supt and Prin H S— D B Hoffman
Supv Music— Millie Beck
Drawing — L S Wright
Penmanship — Helen Story
Bast St Louis, St. Glair Co , pop 58,547.
Pres Bd Educ — B H Canby
Sec Bd Educ — J S Pldgeon.
City Superintendent — D Walter Potts
Principal High School— H J Alvis
Supv Music — Josephine Montfort
Manual Training— A S Milton
Domestic Science — Mae Cristy
Physical Culture — F C Spalding
Drawing — Margaret Listeman
Penmanship — Bessie Sawyer
Commercial — Clyde Lytton
Brown's Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1907, O T Kruse, Principal, 801
Colllnsville Ave
Metropolitan Commercial College, bus and
sten , est 1907, S N Falder, A. M , M
P A , Prin
Summer's College of Commerce, bus. and
sten., est 1895, P D Summers, Prop
Edinburg, Christian Co , pop 1,071
City Superintendent — J L Hart
Prin B^ S— Ethel Crum
Edwardsvllle, Madison Co pop. 5,014.
City Superintendent — C F Ford
Princiual High School— J G Stull
Effingham Co , pop 4,000
Free Bd Educ — B F Kagay
Sec Bd Educ— E B Schooley
City Superintendent — O C Bailey
Principal High School— Guy A Gladson J
Bissell College of Photo-Engraving, tech.,
co-ed., est 1884, L. H Bissell, Pres.
Illinois College of Photography, photo
co-ed , non-sect , est 1894, L. R. Bissell,
Pres
Eldorado, Saline Co , pop 9,000.
City Superintendent — T A Groble
Prin Township H S.— M. T Van Clove.
Elgin, Kane Co , pop 25,976
Pres Bd Educ— Dr E H Abbott
Sec Bd Educ— F B Perkins.
City Superintendent— Robert L White
Prin H S— W L. Goble.
Supv Music — L Louise Bear
Manual Training — Daniel Green.
Domestic Science— Anna Burita
Physical Culture — Ida Haskins
Drawing — Alice Pratt
Drawing — Claudia Abell
Commercial — H H Lenhart
Stenography— Anna Church.
Elgin Academy of Northwestern Univer-
sity, prep , co-ed., M. E., Rev Horace
M. Buckley, X M . Principal.
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ontinued
Ellis Business College bus and sten , est
1900, Frank W Ellis, President
Metropolitan Business College bus and
aten , C C Rayburn, Principal
St Mary's Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
est 1880 » Sister Mary Constance, Superior
Blmhurst, Dnpage Co, pop 19,860
Pres Bd Educ— J J Wilkinson
Sec Bd Educ — H F Hobein
City Superintendent — A M Nichelson
Principal High School — J C Hosklnson
Manual Training — J C Hoaklnoon
Commercial — Mary L DeLay
Evangelical Prosezninery, theol , men, Ger
Bvang , est 1871 , Rev D Irlon, D D ,
Pres.
Elmwood, Peorla Co , pop 1,582
City Superintendent — T S Henry
M Faso, Woodford Co , pop 1,500
City Superintendent— C H Brittln
Principal High School — Mies Glen Grlggs
Banality, Oallatln Co , pop 1,000
Prln H, S — J B Boswell
Eureka, TVoodf ord Co , pop 1,661.
City Superintendent — S A Edwards
Prln. H S —Julia McMurray
Eureka College, college prep and music
depts , co-ed , Christian est. 1865, Rev
H O Pritchard, A M, President.
Bvanston, Cook Co , pop 24,978
Pres Bd Educ — Rufus C Dawes
Sec Bd Educ — Homer H Kiugsley
Supt. DIst. 75 — Homer H Klngsley
Supt Dlst 76— Frederick W Nichols.
Prln Township H S— W, F Beardsley
Supervisor Music — Celia Campbell
Manual Training — T L Adams
Domestic Science — Maude Costello.
Physical Culture — Portia Howe
Drawing — Julia E Ferguson
Kindergarten — Helen O Dwyer
Academy of the Visitation, girls' boarding,
from 6 yrs up R C~, eat 1897, Mother
M Innocentia Weber, Superior, Ridge Ave
& Simpson
Evanston Academy of Northwestern Uni-
versity, prep, co-ed, M E , est 1857,
Nathan W Helm, Principal
Cumnock School of Oratory, Northwestern
University, oratory, co-ed , Robert Mc-
Lean Cumnock, L H D, Director
Oarrett Biblical Institute, Northwestern
University, theol , co-ed , M E , est,
1856, Rev Charles Macauley Stuart, D
D, Litt D, LL D, President
Evanston Classical School, prep . girls, day
and boarding, non-sect., est. 1904, Mrs
Alice Clawaon Gove, PrfiL, 625 University
Place.
Evanston — continued
Northwestern University, comprises College
of Liberal Arts Graduate School School
of Engineering, of Music, and the Acad-
emy,, in Evanston, School of Law, of
Medicine of Pharmacy and of Commerce,
in Chicago co-ed M E , est 1851,
Abram Winegardner Harris, LL D . Presi-
dent
Northwestern University College of Engi-
neering, courses in Mechanical, Electrical,
and Civil Engineering, men, est 1907.
John Ffllmore Hayford, C B , Director
Northwestern University School of Music,
music, co-ed., est 1891, Peter C, Lut-
kin Mus Doc , A Q O , Dean
Norwegian-Danish Theological Seminary,
men, M B , est 1885, Rev Nels B Sim-
onsen, D D , Dean
Swedish Methodist Episcopal Theological
Seminary, theol , M, E , men, est 1870,
Rev C. G Wallenius, Pres.
Ewing, Franklin Co , pop 410
Swing College, coll , co-ed., Bapt, est
1867, E L Carr, D D Pres
Falrbnry, Livingston Co , pop 8,000.
City Superintendent — C C Whlteman.
Prln H S— H Aiena Wolfe
Falrfleld, Wayne Co , pop 2,500
Pres Bd TOfl-uc —John HJ Cooper
Sec Bd Educ — John Keen, Jr
City Superintendent — C H Wilson
Principal High School — H D Willard
Farmer City, Dewitt Co , pop 1,760
City Superintendent— C C Covey
Prln. H S — Jeannette L. Worthen.
FannJngton, Fulton Co , pop 8,200
City Superintendent — H L Dyar
Principal High School — Esther Hedquist
Flat Bock. Crawford Co , pop 1,000
Prln. H S — B Q. Hasklnson.
Flora, Clay Co., pop 2,600
City Superintendent— JT F Grlsamore
Prin Township H S— O A Townes
Orchard City Business College, bus and
sten eat 1890, Thos B Greenlaw, Pres
Forest Park, Cook Co , pop 6,604.
City Superintendent — Asa P Qoddard.
Forreston. Ogle Co , pop 1,100
Frixi H. S— Charles Lowman.
Freeport, Stephenaon Co., pop. 17,667
Pres Bd Educ— A C Ortmeler
Sec Bd. Eduo— Evelyn M Graham
City Superintendent— Slegel B Raines.
Principal High School—L W Fulwlder
Supv Music— Miss Marie Asqulth.
Supv Music (Grades)— Mary O'Connor
Manual Training— J A Seefelder
Domestic Science— Mias Jean Collins.
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Freeport — continued
Physical Culture — B ID Wigging.
Drawing — Miss Esther Dana
Penmanship — Miss Josephine Long
Commercial — G D Net I son
Stenography — Miss Florence Diamond.
Freeport College of Commerce, bus. and
sten , J J Nagle, Prin
Fulton, Whlteside Co , pop 9,850
Citv Superintendent — H S Price
Prin H S— Pearl B Flatt
Hansen Military Academy, mil , non-sect ,
est 1808 , A M Hansen, LL D , Pres,
Galena, Jo Davtess Co , pop 4,885.
City Superintendent — F Menzemer
Prin High School — Katharine H Obye
Galesburff, Knox Co, pop. 28,089
City Superintendent — William L Steele
Prin H S— A W Willis
Brown's Business College, bus and sten ,
J H Cox, Prin
Knox College coll , co-ed , non-sect , est
1837, Thomas McClelland, A M, D D,
LL D, Pres
Knox College Conservatory of Music, gradu-
ate courses, est 1883, William F Bent-
ley, Mus D , Director
Lombaid College, collegiate music art
depts , co-ed , est 1851, Huber William
Hurt, B S, A M, LL D , President
St Joseph's Academy, girls' boarding, R
C , Sister Mary Victoria, Superior
Galva, Henry Co , pop 2,682
Pres Bd Educ — Judge A B Bugland
Sec Bd Educ— A J Nordgren
City Superintendent — F U White
Principal High School— Henrietta Silllman
Supv Music — Bertha D Smith
Domestic Science — Dern Stonier
Drawing — Carrie Sheldon
Gardner, Grnndy Co , pop 1,200
City Superintendent— R L Withenbury
Prin H S — H B Klngsbury
Geneeeo, Henry Co , pop 3,356
City Superintendent — Ray C Bowen
Principal High School — A J Beatty
Geneseo Collegiate Institute , prep , nor,
music and bus , co-ed , Presb , est. 1884,
F B Rice, Ph B, Pres
Genera, Kane Co, pop 8,446
Pres Bd Bduc — B G Howell
Sec Bd Educ — C W Bailey
City Supeiintendent — H M Coultrap
Principal High School — L S Parker
Drawing — Anne Wllber
Genoa, Dekalb Co , pop 1,850
City Superintendent — B F Kepner
Prin H S — Agnes Williams
Georgetown, Vermilion Co, pop 1,100
Pres Bd. Bduc — C L Bennett, M D
Sec Bd BJduc — Mrs John Frazier
City Supt and Prin H 8 — O P Bees
Gibson City, Ford Co , pop 9,100.
City Superintendent — Charles C Condlt
Prin H S — Margaret Nicholson
Glllesple, Macoupln Co , pop 2,241
City Supt and Prin H S — A. C Stlce
Oilman, Irognola Co, pop 1,450
Pres Bd Bduc — George Cox
Sec Bd Educ — Thomas Crowles
City Superintendent — Roy Withrow
Glrard, Macouptn Co , pop 1,801
Prin H 8 — Clark Jones
Glenwood, Cook Co , pop 180
Glenwood Manual Training School, in-
dust for normal dependent boys non-
sect, est 1887, Leo A. Philips, Supt.
Godfrey, Madison Co , pop 80
"Beverly Farm" School for Nervous and
Backward Children, non-sect , co-ed.,
est 1897, Wm H C Smith, M D, Supt
Monticello Seminary* girls' boarding, non-
spct , est 1848, Miss Martina C BJrickson,
Prin
Golconda, Pope Co , pop 1,250
Prin H S— H F Stout.
Granite City, Madison Co , pop 9,903
City Superintendent — Louis P Frohardt
Prin H S— H D Waggoner
Summers' College of Commerce, bus and
sten , P D Summers, Prop
Granvllle, Putnam Co , pop 1,150
Prin H S— H C Ritcher
Grayville, White Co, pop 2,000
City Superintendent — W L Hagan
Prin H S —Tory Ivy
Greenfield, Green Co , pop 1,150
City Superintendent — H G Russell
Prin H S— Mrs H G Russell
Greenville, Bond Co, pop 2,504
Pres Bd Bduc —Horace McNeill
Sec Bd Bduc — H S Browne
City Superintendent — ** R Simpson
Prin H S— Mamie Graff
Greenville College, coll , co-ed , Free
Meth , est 1892, El don G Burrltt, Pres.
Grfgffsville, Pike Co , pop 1,404
City Superintendent — Vail Cordell
Prin H 8 — Roberta Amrlne.
Hamilton, Hancock Co , pop 1,400
City Superintendent— H M Billingsly
Prin H S— Leona McAnulty
Harrlsburg, Saline Co , pop. 5,309
City Superintendent— T O Elliott
Prin Township H S— Harry Taylor
Harvard, MoHenry Co , pop 2,602
City Superintendent — B L. Plloher
Prin H S— Meroe Conlan.
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Harvey, Cook Co , pop 7,227.
Pies Bd Educ — Edward Anderson
Sec Bd Educ— F L Miller
City Superintendent — Frank L Miller
Prln Township H S — Lewie W Smith
Supv Music & Draw — Miss Manorl Graham
Havana, Mason Co, pop 3,600.
Pres Bd Bduc — Edw Wilson.
Sec Bd Bduc — S F Kyle
City Superintendent — T S Henry
Prln H S — Sarah Pierce
Supv Music — Margaret M Plowe
Domestic Science — Jessie Rudolph
Commercial — T S Henry
Henry* Marshall Co , pop 1,750
City Superintendent — W E King-
Principal High School — Marie Pfoff
Herrin, Williamson Co, pop 6,801
Cttty Superintendent — Roy V Jordan
Prln Township H S — Jas H Mortis
Highland, Madison Co , pop 2,800
Pres Bd Bduc— Alfred Wlldl
Sec Bd Educ — Adolph G Koch
City Supt and Prln H S — C L Diets
Supv Music — Emily Hoefert
Manual Training1 — C L Dletz
Phy Cult and Com'l — Helen H looser
Highland Park, Lake Co , pop 2,806
Pres Bd Bduc — John V Norcross
Sec Bd Educ — Fred Greenslade
City Superintendent— Jesse L Smith
Prln Township H S — R L Sandwich
Supv Music — Anna McPherson
Manual Training — Wilbur Kensler
Drawing — Alta B Gahan
Northwestern Military Academy, mil , eat.
1888, Col H P Davidson. A M, Supt
Hinsboro, Montgomery Co, pop. 2,700
Pres Bd Educ— Rice Miller
Sec Bd Educ — A N Baner
City Superintendent — H J Beckemeyer
Principal High School— D O Kime
Supv Music — Mrs Emma Slllmore
Hinsdale, Dupage Co , pop 2,451
Pres Bd Educ— H W Holcomb
Sec Bd Educ— Dona Slade, Jr
City Superintendent— H B Fisher
Principal High School — Rex Trabue
Supv Music — Clara Zellinger
Manual Training — Rollo Morply
Domestic Science — Frances Fischer
Homer, Champaign Co, pop 1,200
Prin H S— L J Hancock
Hoopeaton, Vermilion Co , pop 4,698
City Superintendent— Samuel K. McDowell
Principal High School— W M Lowery
Jacksonville, Morgan Co, pop. 15,826.
Prea Bd Educ — George W Davis.
Sec Bd Bduc —Richard Piatt
City Superintendent— William A Furr
Principal High School— W A. Gore.
Jacksonville — continued
Supv Music — Aisle Goodrich
Manual Training — Anna Brown
Domestic Science — Elizabeth Baldwin
Drawing — Sadie Doht
Commercial — H M Buland
Brown's Business College, bus and sten.,
est 1866, W C Springgate, Principal.
Illinois College, college, academy, and con-
servatory, co-ed , Fresb , est 1829 Henry
Charles Rammelkamp, Ph D , President
Illinois College Conservatory of Music,
music, art, and expression, co-ed , non-
sect , William E Kritch, Director
Illinois Woman's College college, academy,
music, fine arts, home economics, M E ,
est 1847 , Joseph R Harker, Ph D , Fres
Jacksonville Business College, bus and
sten , Prof Sprmgate Prln
Routt College, coll and prep , R C , est
1904, Very Rev J W Crowe, Pres.
State School for the Deaf, state, Chas B
Gillette, Supt
State School for the Blind, state Institu-
tion, R W Woolston, Superintendent.
Whlpple Academy, preparatory department
of Illinois College, co-ed , Samuel O Wei-
day, Principal
Jerseyvllle, Jersey Co , pop 8,517
City Superintendent— Joshua Pike
Prln H S— B B Shafer
Johnston City, Williamson Co , pop 2,300.
City Superintendent— D O Jones
Prln H S— Otto Harris
Joliet, Will Co , pop 84,670
Pres Bd Educ — F E Marsh
Sec Bd Educ — George W Lloyd
City Superintendent — R O Stoops
Prin Township H S — J Stanley Brown
Supv Music — J M Thompson
Manual Training — L Day Perry
Domestic Science — Laura Avery
Physical Culture — Loretta McPartlln
Drawing — M F Gleason
St Francis Academy, girls' hoarding, R.
C , Sister M Stanislaus, Prln
St Mary's Academy,, girls, boarding, R C.,
Mother M AngSR
Jonesboro, Union Co, pop 1,130
Prin H S— J L Parks
Kankakee, Kankakee Co , pop 18,986
Pres Bd Educ — Judge A W DeSelm
Sec Bd Educ — David Lavery
City Superintendent — Franklin N. Tracy
Prin H S— C H Kingman
Supv Music— Lulu M Sharp
Manual Training— George A Todd
Drawing — Irene Miller
Commercial — R Arlo Walker
Stenography — Fannie B Porch
Kankakee Business College and Shorthand
School, bus and sten , est. 1898, N L.
Richmond, Prin
St. Joseph's Seminary,, girls' boarding, R,
C , est 1866, Sister Saint Colomban,
Superior
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Kansas, Edgar Co., pop 1,100.
City Superintendent — C B Durgee.
Prin. H S — L Q Barnes
Mercer Co, pop 1,566
City Superintendent — B A Huff.
Prin H S-^T A Alexander
Kenllworth, Cook Co , pop 886
Prin Township High Schoql^-H B Brown
College School, boys' boarding and day/
non-sect , Allen H. Carpenter, Head-
master
Kewanee, Henry Co, pop 9,807.
Pres Bd Bduc — Warren T Heaps
Sec Bd Educ — Clara Thlelen
City Superintendent— Robinson G Jones
Principal High School — Wendell S Brooks
Supv Music — Marlanna Miller
Manual Training— J S Wiseman
Domestic Science — Isabell Coutts
Penmanship — Esther Faull
Commercial — Oscar Champion
Stenography — Marcia Martin
Knoxville, Knox Co , pop 1,857
City Superintendent — George N Bradley
Prin. H S— Nellie Krotter
St Alban s School boys, ages 9 to 19, mili-
tary, P E , est 1890, Luclen F Sennett,
Headmaster
St Mary's School, girls' boarding, P H ,
est 1888, Emma Pease Howard, Frln
St Marthas School, girls' boarding, for
younger girls, management of St Mary's
School
Lacon, Marshall Co, pop. 1,500.
Prin. H S— C L Smith
La Grange, Cook Co , pop 5,888
City Superintendent — Frank B Sanford
Prin Township High School— Ralph W
Pringle
La Harpe, Hancock Co , pop 1,650
City Superintendent — T W Everett
Prin H S— Cyrus Lantz
Lake Forest, Lake Co , pop 8,815
City Superintendent — J B BaggetL
Ferry Hall, girls boarding, Presb , est
1869, Miss Frances L Hughes, Principal
Lake Forest Academy, boys' boarding,
Presb , est. 1858, William Mather Lewis,
A M, Headmaster
Lake Forest Academy Country Day School,
for boys between 8 and 18, open air
classes, est 1912, John Lind, Principal
Lake Forest College, coll , co-ed., non-
sect., est. 1878, John S Nollen, Ph D,
Pres.
Lanark, Carroll Co , pop 1,400
City Superintendent— O W Hoffman.
Prin H S — Mabel M Schultz
La Salle, Lasalle Co , pop 11,587
City Superintendent — James B. McManus.
Prin Township H S— Of T McCormick.
St Vincent's Academy, prep , girls, R C ,
Sister Joachim, Superior
Lawrencevllle, Lawrence Co, pop 2,700.
Pres Bd. Bduc — C P Dauks
Sec Bd Bduc — Wm Musgrave.
City Superintendent — F W Coac.
Prin Township H S — H. W Hostettler
Lebanon, St Clalr Co , pop 1,650
City Superintendent — J M Brewer
Prin H S— J H Moore.
McKendree College, college, academy, and
conservatory, co-ed , M B , est 1828,
Rev John F Harmon, D D, President
Lemont, Cook Co , p
Prin Township H
9 8,440
3 — Wm Welton.
Lena, Stephenson Co, pop 1,500
Prin H S— L M Carpenter
LeBoy, McLean Co , pop 1,800
City Superintendent — C L, Kyner
Prin H S — Florence Bullock
Lewiston, Fulton Co, pop 2,504
City Superintendent — M N Beeman
Prin H S— A F Trams, M T
Lexington, McLean Co, pop 1,450
City Superintendent — J G Moore
Prin Township H S— B B Robblns.
Llbertyville, Lake Co , pop 1,400.
Prin H S— C R. Pugh
Lincoln, Logan Co , pop 10,898
Pres Bd Bduc — Dr J A Lucus
Sec Bd Bduc— Frank Ballin
City Superintendent— S H Pen-In
Principal High School — Prof Korb
Supv Music — Hester Cameron
Drawing — May Sloan
Lincoln College, coll, prep, music domes-
tic science, co-ed , Cumb Presb , est
1865, James H McMurray, Ph D, Presi-
dent
Lincoln Business College, bus and stem,
est 1881, W R Whetsler, Prin.
Litchfleld, Montgomery Co, pop 5,971
City Superintendent — William Hawkes
Principal High School — Dan Carroll
Litchfleld Business College, bus. and sten.,
Henry Heyenga, Principal
National Commercial College, bus and
sten , co-ed , Zeno J Rives, Prin.
Lockport, WH1 Co , pop 8,659
Pres Bd Bduc — F A Cheadle
Sec Bd Educ — F J Miller
City Superintendent — B L SmalL
Supv Music — Rose Mares
Manual Training— King Rollands
Domestic Science — Frances Sly
Commercial — Paul H Seay
Lovtngton, Moultrie Co, pop 1,150.
Prin. Township H a— B S Jones
McHenry, McH«nry Co., pop 1,700
City Superintendent— William Rice
Prin H S— Agnes Perry
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MoLeansboro, Hamilton Co, pop. 1,900
City Superintendent — W C Fairweather
Prln H S— H M Hlnkle
Macomb, McDonouffh Co , pop 5,774.
City Superintendent — T M Blrney
Principal High School— G W Mitchell
Western Illinois State Normal School, teach-
ers' professional courses, state est 1902,
Walter P Morgan, Principal
Madison, Madison Co , pop 5,046
Pres Bd Educ — A P Stewart
Sec Bd Educ — T C Verxnillion
City Superintendent — Louie Baer
Principal High School — H H Janssen
Supv Music — Sadie McGowan
Manteno, Kankakee Oo , pop 1,150
Academy o.f Our Lady, girls* boarding, R.
C , Sister Directress.
Marengo, McHenry Co, pop 1,900
City Superintendent — George Muhleman.
Prln. H S — Ralph Noel
Marlon, Williamson Oo , pop 7,098.
City Superintendent — James S Campbell
Browns Business College, bus and sten.,
G W Brown, Pres
Marissa, St Clalr Co , pop 1,650
City Superintendent — P J Wildy
Prin Township H S — Roy Jordon
Marseille*, iLasalle Co , pop 2,859
City Supeilntendent — E A Collins.
Prln H S — Laura Truacott
Marshall, Clark Co , pop 2 200
Pres Bd Educ — W T Wallenbeok.
Sec Bd Educ — Seymour Hurst
City Superintendent — I L GlfEord.
Prin Township H S — Lewis Williams
Supv Music — Maytie Simmons
MartiBsvllle, Clark Co, pop. 1,460.
City Superintendent — Edward McCabe.
Prln. H S— Paul Belting
Mascontan, St. Clalr Co , pop 2,000
City Superintendent — Rupert Simpson.
Prin H S — Jacob Bachznann
Mason City, Mason Co , pop 1,890.
City Superintendent — A C Hall
Prln H S— Carrie Atkinson
Mattoon, Coles Co, pop 11,456
Principal High School — J F Wiley* «,
Mattoon Business College, bus and sten v
est 1896, Rufus M Utterback, Princip**
Maywood, Cook Co , pop 8,033
City Superintendent — Eugene LaRowe *
Prin. H S— F M Crosby
Chicago Lutheran Theoological Seminary,
theol ; men, Evang Luth , est 1891,
Revere F Weldner, D D, Pres
Media, Henderson Co, pop. 290.
Wever-Media Academy, prep , co-ed., non-
sect , est 1889 , R M Wylle, A. B , Prln.
Mendota, Lasalle Co , pop 8,736
Pres Bd Educ — C E Bates
Sec Bd Educ — J A Lamberton
City Superintendent — J H Browning
Principal H S — Lillian Purkhiser
Supv Mus and Draw — Susan Boomer
Manual Training — H W Voigt
Domestic Science — Thusnelda Heegard
Com'l and Stenog'y — Bertha B Koch
Metropolis, Massao Co, pop 4,655
Pres Bd Educ — Dr C E Trovllllon
Sec Bd Educ— Mabel Elliott
City Supt— Marcus N McCartney
Principal High School — H J Moore
Supv Mus and Draw — Mrs Grantham
Mllford, Iroquois Co, pop 1,460
City Superintendent— J H Brewer
Prln H S. — Harry McCulloch*
Mlnonk, "Woodford Co , pop 2,000
City Superintendent — William Hawkes
Prin H. S.— Grace Bookwalter
Mollne, Bock Island Co , pop 24,199.
City Superintendent — Charles H. Maxson*
Prln H S — Anna Wright.
Brown's Business College, bus. and sten ,
est 1897 A R James, Principal
Homence, Eankakee Co , pop. 2,026.
City Superintendent — B A Winans.
Prin H 8— L McClintock
Monmouth, Warren Co , pop 9,128
Pres Bd Educ — Jno C Allen
Sec Bd Educ — O S French
City Superintendent — Chas E Joiner
Prln H S— Mary FIndley
Supv Music — Edna Smith
Manual Training — Frank Walsh
Domestic Science — Ida Roberts.
Drawing — Ida Glenn
Commercial — C E Simmons
Monmouth College, coll, prep, muslo, or.
and art depts , co-ed , Un Presb , est
1856, Rev Thomas H MoMlchael, A M,
President
Monttcello, Platt Co., pop 1,982
City Superintendent — B D Remy
Prln H S— A W Gross
Morgan Park, Cook Co, pop 8,600
Pres Bd Educ — Dr W H German.
Prln. Township H S -*John H Hell.
Sup-*, Mutflc — Miss Margafret Blood
rainlng— Mr JamesJC Balrd.
Science— Miss Alice Irwin
— Miss Beatrice Barnard.
gan Park Academsu boys military, non-
'sect , est 1892 , Harry Delmont Abells
S B, Supt
Morris, Grandy Co , pop 4,278
Pres Bd Educ— A G Ha
Sec Bd Educ— J W Penn
City Superintendent — Edwin
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Principal High School — L C Robey
Manual Training — C H Morgan
Domestic Science — Josephine Chapman
Com'l and Stenog'y — Ada L Coddlngton
St Angela's Academy, girls' boarding, R
C, eat 1859, Sister M Hildegarde.
Morrison, Whiteside Co, pop 2,400
Pres Bd Hduc— S M Ladd
Sec Bd Educ — J H Ludens
City Superintendent — W E Weaver
Prin H. 8 — Mary L Barnes
Supv Music — Blanche L Port
Morrlsonville, Christian Co, pop 1,240
Prin H 8 — Henry L Huber
Mound City, Pulaski Co, pop 2,705
Frin H S — Charles L Harlan.
Mounds, Pnlaski Co , pop 1,150
Prin H S— W L Toler
Motmt Carmel. Wabash Co, pop 6,084
City Superintendent — A E Anderson
Prin H S — Harriett Berninger
Mount Carroll, Carroll Co , pop 1,965
Pres Bd Educ— Geoige S Hoffman
Sec Bd Educ — Fi ed S Smith
City Superintendent — C V Clum
Principal High School — Gale H Ave
Francis Shimer Academy of the University
of Chicago, girls' boarding, Bapt . eat
1858, William Packer McKee, M A., B
X> , Dean.
Mount Morris, Ogle Co , pop 1,100
Frin H S — Mary E McClure
Mt Morris College, prep , co-ed , Dunker
Breth , est 1839, Rev J E Miller, A.
M, Pres.
Mount OllYA Macoupin Co, pop 3,501
City Supt and Prin H S — F L Hoehru
Mount Pulaald, Logan Co , pop 1,800
City Superintendent— Frank E Wolfe
Prin H S. — Grace Wells
Mount Sterling, Brown Co, pop 1,960
Pres Bd Bduc — C W Gaddis
Sec Bd Bduc — James O Brlggs
City Superintendent— M L. Test
Supv Music — Ruth Duncan
Mount Yernon, Jefferson Co, pop 8,007
City Superintendent— William Miner
Frin Township H S— J M Dlckson
Moweaqua, Shelby Co, pop 1,660
City Superintendent — B L Lawson
Frin H S — Myrtle Gregory
Mnrphysboro, Jackson Co , pop 7,485.
Pres Bd Bduc — H H Jenkins
Sec Bd Bduc — F B Spence
City Superintendent— Samuel J Shomaker
Frin Township H S — G J Koons
Manual Training — H B Marcus.
Domestic Science — Josephine Bok
Napervllle, Dnpage Co , pop 3,449.
Free Bd Bduc — John A Hertel
Sec Bd Bduc — John B Kline
City Superintendent — O A Waterman
Prin High School— V Blanche Graham
Supv Music— Claire Talllnger
Drawing — Anna Wilbur
Penmanship — Lincoln Smith
Commercial — Etta Setterdahl
Northwestern College, coll , co-ed , Bvang
Assn , eat 1861 L B Seeger, D D ,
Pres
Union Biblical Institute, theol , co-ed,,
Bvang Assn , est 1786, S L Umbaoh,
D D, Act Prin
Nashville, Washington Co , pop 2,184
City Superintendent — C F Terkes
Nauvoo, Hancock Co , pop 1,200
Prin Township H S^T M Wilson
St Mary's Academy, girls' boarding, B C ,
Mother M Ottilia, O S B
Spalding Institute, boys' boarding, est
1903, R C , Benedictine Sisters
Neoga, Cumberland Co, pop 1,270
Prin Township H S — Gus S Brown
Newman, Douglas Co , pop 1,280
Prin Township H S — O C Bailey
Newton, Jasper Co, pop 2,000
Prin H S— C O Dubols
Nokomls, Montgomery Co, pop 1,871
Prin H S —Nellie Seegar
Normal, McLean Co , pop 8,795
Pres Bd Educ — C A Dennis
Sec Bd Bduc — Nellie Keys
City Superintendent — C F Miller
Principal High School — B L King
Supv Music — Louise Watson
Domestic Science — Hanna David
Drawing — Edith Cris\\ell
Commercial — Albert Jones
Illinois State Normal University, normal,
co-ed , state, est 1857, David Felmley,
L H D LL D, Pres
Oak Hill, Peorla Co , pop 100
The School at Jubilee prep , co-ed non-
sect , Clarence M Abbott Supt
Oakland, Coles Co , pop 1,050
Prin H S — Vera Turrell
Oak Park, Cook Co , pop 19,444
Pres Bd Bduc — George R Chrlttar
City Superintendent— William H Hatch
Prin Township H S — John C Hanna
Supv Music — W Otto MIessner
Domestic Science— Mrs M B Shewman
Penmanship— J F Sarley
Oblong, Crawford Co , pop 1,600
City Supt. and Prin H S — L. S Jones
Odell, Livingston Co, pop 1,150
Frin H 8.— Lillle B Paisley
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Odin, Marlon Co., pop 1,000
Prin H S~D G Calvert
Olney, Bichland Co , pop 5,011
Pres Bd Educ — Ben S Murry
Seo Bd Educ — Walter Hopkinson
City Superintendent — Henry W Hostettler
Prln H S— B T Alvis
Supv Mua and Draw — Wlnnlf red Foutts
Onarga, Iroquots Co , pop 1,400
City Superintendent — J H Whttten
Prin H 8 — Alberta Snapp
Grand Prairie Seminary, prep , nor, music,
com'l, co-ed M E , eat 1863, Henry
Hoag Froat, A B , President
Oqnawka, Henderson Co., pop 1,100.
Prin H S — J K. Neumann
Oregon, Ogle Co., pop 3,180,
Pres Bd Educ — 8 J Lindsay
Sec Bd Educ — F B Reed
City Superintendent — Frank G Taylor
Principal High School — Sue L, Wilson
Supv Music — F E Chaffee
Physical Culture — F G Taylor
Drawing — Martha Waite
Penmanship — G E Weaver
Well's School for Teachers, private, nor-
mal, co-ed , non-sect , est 1879, H W
Sullivan, Prin
Ottawa, Lasalle Co , pop 9,880
Pres Bd Educ — George P Hills
Sec Bd Educ — Henry L Arnold
City Superintendent — Christopher J Byrne
Prin Township H S — W F Mozier
Supv Music (High School) — John Hoff
Supv Music (Grades) — Fanny J Kendall
Manual Training (H S ) — John G Snyder
Domestic Science — Alice B Sehagneau
Dom Set (Sew'g H S )— Myrtle E Sparks.
Domestic Science (Grades) — Jane Snow
Drawing (High School) — Riva Bane
Drawing (Grades) — Fanny J Kendall
Commercial — Thomas O' Mo ore
Stenography — Louise Havens
Brown's Ottawa Business College, bus and
sten , est 1892, M J Morriasey, Supt
Pleasant View Luther College, prep , co-ed.,
Luth , est 1896, Rev L A Vigneas,
Pres
St Xavier's Academy, girls' boarding, R.
C , Sister Mary Ursula-
Palatine, Cook Co, pop 1,150
City Supt and Prln H 8 — W L Smyser
Palestine, Crawford Co, pop 1,260.
City Supt and Prln H S— H B Urban
Pans, Christian Co , pop 6,055
Pres Bd Educ — Harry Seller
Sec Bd Eduo — G F Morgan
City Superintendent — George B Coffman
Prln Township H S — W E3 Andrews,
Supv Music — Margaret Cofley
Manual Training — H C Mohler
Domestic Science— Viola Bell
Commercial — H Karnes
Paris, Edgar Co , pop 7,604.
City Superintendent — W B Everhart
Principal High School — T J Beecher
Palmer Academy, prep , co-ed., non-sect.,
Edward Willasey, Prln
Park Ridge, Cook Co, pop 2,009
Pres Bd Educ — C A Brooks
Seo Bd Eduo — Mrs Marlon L Woodworth.
City Superintendent — A M Blood.
Supv Music — Dorothy West
Domestic Science — Dorothy Wood
Drawing — Irene Buck
Paxton, Ford Co , pop 8,086.
City Superintendent — O J Balnum.
Principal High School — Harry Lathrop
Pecatonlca, Wtnnebago Co , pop 1,160
City Supt and Prln H. S— R Fetterolf.
Pekln, Tazewell Co , pop 9,897.
City Superintendent — James J Crosby
Principal High School — Win F Shirley
Feorla, Peorte Co, pop 66,060
Pres Bd Bduc— Jay T Hunter
Sec Bd Educ — Miss Anna Rynearson
City Superintendent — Gerard T Smith
Principal High School— Alfred W Beasley
Prin Manual Tr H S— W N Brown
Prln East Peorta H S — Charles M. Mo-
Taggart
Supervisor Music — Clara T Dalley
Manual Training — A P Laughlln.
Domestic Science — Miss Bertha Case
Domestic Art — Miss Minnie M Peterson
Physical Culture — Carl Graner
Drawing — Miss Kama Lathe
Penmanship — Mies Mary Culver
Commercial — Charles Burnett
Stenography — Miss Lena Kemp
Normal School— Mrs Abbie A Hunter
Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred
Heart, girls' boarding, B. a, Sister Mary
Alexandrine
Bradley Polytechnic Institute, co-ed , non-
sect , est 1897, Mechanical Trade*,
Domestic Science and Preparatory, day
and evening, Theodore C Burgess, Ph D,
Director
Bradley Polytechnic Institute, Horological
Department, watchmaking, co-ed , e»t
1888 , non-sect , A J Westlake, Dean.
Brown's Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1868, Seward B Price, Prln
Spaldingr Institute, prep, boys, R C,
est 1899 Rev Brother Albert, S M,
Principal, 401 N Madison
Feotone, Will Co , pop 1,260
City Supt and Prin H S— W S Baker
Peru, Lasalle Co , pop 7,984
Pres Bd Educ—G Lasslg
Sec Bd Educ — Adolph Hass
City Superintendent— James R. Hart.
Phys Cult— Herman Welsenegger w
Drawing— Lydla Nelson
Penmanship— Nellie M Hart
St Bede College, ooll , men, R, C , «fct
1891, Rev Maurice Toole, O S B, Rec-
tor
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Petersburg, Menard Co , pop 0,807
Pres Bd Educ — C C Frankelton
Sec Bd Educ — T H Hornback
City Superintendent — H A Paine
Principal High School — H H Strauch
Plnckneyvllle, Perry Co, pop 2,857
Prea Bd Educ — J G Taffee
Sec Bd Educ— J W Neville
City Superintendent — S J H Wilson
Principal High School — Raymond Watson
Manual Training — Mary Anderson
Pittsfleld, Pike Co , pop 2,298
City Superintendent — O H Blossom
Prin H S — Nellie Moore
Plalnfleia, Will Co , pop 1,000
City Supt and Prin H S— L H Darling
Piano, Kendall Co , pop 1,634
City Superintendent — M G Burton
Prin H S — E A Tappy
Plymouth, Hancock Co, pop 1,080
Prin H S— T S Haney
Polo, Ogle Co , pop 2,075
City Superintendent — H B Urban
^Principal High School —
Pontlac, Livingston Co9 pop 6,090.
Pres Bd Educ — J A Marshall
Sec Bd Educ — W W Kenny
City Superintendent — W W McCulloch
Prin Township H S. — Arthur Verner
Supv Music — Margaret Vaughan
Manual Training — P J Hawk
Domestic Science — Leila Holland
Physical Culture — Mary A Bronson
Drawing— Ida M Tindall
Copes Shorthand School, sten , C B
Daugherty, Prin
Port Byron, Roek Island Co , pop 782.
City Supt and Prin. H. 8. — W E Finken-
blnder **
Port Byron Academy, prep and nor , co-
ed . Cong, est 1881, M J Yolton, B S,
Principal
Princeton, Bureau Co , pop 4,028
City Superintendent — Hamon E Waits
Prin Township H S — W R Spurrier
Prophetstown, Whlteslde Co , pop 1,500
City Superintendent — G V Clum
Prin H S — W T Stewart
Qnlncy, Adams Co , pop 86,587
City Superintendent — Edward G Bauman
Principal High School — Zens L Smith
Supv Music — Suzette Decker
Manual Training — G C Duncan
Domestic Science — Flora Necke
Physical Culture — O A Wurl
Chaddock School lor Boys, boys boarding,
mil Miss Alberta Simpson, Principal
Gem City Business College, bus. and sten,,
est 1870, D L. Musselman, A. M, Pres
Quincy Conservatory of Music, The; music;
co-ed , est 1885, Lula M Felt, Director
Qnlncy-— continued
Saint Francis Solanus College, primary, aca-
demic, collegiate and co-mi depts , men,
R C , est 1860, Very Rev Fortunatus
Hausser, O F M , Rector
St Mary's Academy, girls' boarding, R C ,
Mother M Magdalen, Superior
Bantoul, Champaign Co, pop 1,207.
City Supt. and Prin H 8 — B H Miller
Raymond, Montgomery Co, pop 1,050,
Prin H 8 — Jessie Luchtenberger
Bed Bud, Randolph Co , pop 1,400
City Supt and Prin. H S— John McCona*
chie
Ridge Farm, Vermilion Co, pop 1,000
City Supt and Prin. H S. — I* B Cogge-
shall
River Forest, Cook Co , pop. 1,589
City Superintendent— William L. Nlda,
Riverside, Cook Co, pop 1,551
City Superintendent — A. F Ames
Principal High School— T H Ziegler
River-ton, Sangamon Co , pop 1,400.
City Supt and Prin H &— W O Withrow
Roanoke, Woodford Co , pop 1,000
City Supt and Prin H S— O C Klndig
Robinson, Crawford Co , pop 8.863,
Pres Bd Educ— John S Abbott
Sec Bd Educ — Frank L. Dewey
City Superintendent — J J Ferguson
Principal High School— J O Marberry
Rochelle, Ogle Co , pop 2,782
City Superintendent — L A Mahoney
Principal High School— W T Johnston
Rock Falls, Whlteslde Co, pop 2,657
City Superintendent — E O Phares
Prin H a— Etta Gruenwold.
Rock Island, Rock Island Co., pop. 24,885.
Pres Bd Educ — H H Cleaveland
Sec Bd Educ — S S Kemble
City Superintendent— Herbert B Hayden.
Principal High School — Uden J Burtor
Supv Music — E L Phllbrook
Manual Training— A G Hill
Domestic Science— Mrs Emily F McCurdy
Physical Culture — Geo D Cornea!
Drawing— Miss Abigail Dean
Penmanship— Miss Clara Redecker
Com'l and Stenog*y — Ellsworth F Burch.
Augustana College and Theological Semi-
nary , prep , collegeiate, normal, theologi-
cal, music, art, and com'l depts , co-ed ,
Luth , est 1860, Rev Gustav A Andreen,
Ph D, President
Brown's Business College, bus and sten ,
H H Hunt Principal
Ville de Chantal, girls' boarding, R- C,
Sisters of the Visitation, Sister F Borgia,
Rockefeller, Lake Co., pop. 286.
St Mary's School, prep., day; co-ed., R.
C., Rev George G Thiele, Prin.
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Xfcockford, WInnebago Co., pop. 40,401
Free Bd Educ —Mr H K. Welsh
Sec Bd Educ— Mr A G Everd
City Superintendent — Peleg R, Walker
Prln H S— C P Brlggs
Supv Music — Mrs E Pierce
Manual Training — Mr W A Richard*
Domestic Science — Mies J Cateon
Phys Cult— Miss Gertrude I Hill
Drawing — Miss Myrtle Irons
Penmanship — Mr W H Johnson
Commercial — Mr John T Halght
Stenography — Miss A Pearl Ritchie
Brown's Rockford Business College, bus
and sten , W F Cadwell, Prln.
Rockford College college music art home
economics, women, non-sect , est 1849,
Miss Julia H Gulliver, Ph D, Pres
Roodhonse, Greene Co , pop 2,851.
Pres Bd Educ — C T Bates
Sec Bd Educ — John Starkey
City Superintendent — H. T White
Prln High School— Prof Lightbody
Rosevllle, Warren Co, pop 1,050
Prln Twp H S — A C Booz
RoBsvlIIe, Vermilion Co , pop 1,600
City Superintendent — I A. Smothers
Prin H S — Mark Sweaney
Rushvllle, Schnyler Co, pop 2,292
Pres Bd Educ — J H Toung
Sec Bd Eduo — Howard Dyson
City Superintendent— C B Knopp
Principal High School — Laura L Knowles
Supv Music — A Maurlne Bailey
Rushvllle Normal and Business College, noi
and bus , M Kennedy, Pres
St Charles, Kane Co , pop 2,675
Pres Bd Educ — C H Halnes
Sec Bd Educ— J D Nies
City Superintendent — Mary F McAuley
Principal High School — Minnie Langwlll
Supv Music — G T Norton
Drawing — A Wilbur
Mt St Mary's Academy, girls' boarding,
R. C , Sisters of St. Dominic,
St Elmo, Fayette Co , pop 1,150.
City Superintendent — R W Jennings
Prln. H S — H H Baumgardner
St. Franclsvllle, Lawrence Co , pop 1,000
City Supt and Prln. H S— A P Spencer
Salem, Marlon Co., pop 1,900
Pres Bd Educ— F G Hart
Sec Bd Educ— C D Merritt
City Superintendent— C J Blue
Principal High School — Mr Franklin
Sandoval, Marlon Co, pop. 1,258
City Supt. and Prin. H 8 — F D Harwood.
Sandwich, DeKalb Co ,pop. 2,520
City Superintendent — W W Woodbury
Prln, H. a— Eleanor Johnston.
Savanna, Carroll Co , pop 8325.
City Superintendent — J B Wallace
Prin Twp High School— F T Goodter
Seneca, Lasalle Co, pop 1,120
City Supt. and Prln H S — J V Lebegue.
Shawneetown, Gallatln Co , pop 1,698
City Superintendent — C H Wilson
Prln H. S — Lull Stevenson
Sheffield, Bureau Co , pop 1,150
City Supt. and Prin. H S— J H Martin.
Shelby ville, Shelby Co , pop 4,045
City Superintendent — A F Lyle.
Principal High School— B H Gault
Sparks Business College, bus and sten ,
co-ed, est 1908, H D Sparks, B, S.
Prin
Sheldon, Irognols Co, pop. 1,480
City Superintendent — F L Holoh.
Prin H S.— Josephine Van Dorsten.
South Wilmington, Gnmdy Co, pop 1,600
City Supt. and Prin. H. S. — F R. Small.
Sparta, Randolph Co, pop 38,941
Pres Bd Educ — A J Stephenson
Sec Bd Educ— S T Wright.
City Superintendent — F C Scott
Prin High School — St John W Wilton
Commercial — C I Barfield.
Springfield, Sangamon Co , pop 51.678
Pres Bd Educ — R E Woodmansee.
Sec Bd Educ — Eleanor Matheny
City Superintendent — Joseph H Collins
Prln H S — Frank D Thomson.
Supv Music— Nettle C Doud
Manual Training — C A Schaaf
Domestic Science — Mrs L W Bobbins
Drawing — Harriet M Cantrell
Commercial — B V Graves
Stenography — Laura Butler
Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart,
girls' boarding, R C , Sister Thomaslna.
Settle Stuart Institute, girls' boarding,
non-sect, est 1869. Anne H Brooks,
Prin
Concordla College, theol , men, IDvang
Ltith , est. 1856, Rev Relnhold Pelper,
A B, Pros
German Evangelical Lutheran Seminary,
theol , co-ed , est 1846, Reinhold Fleper,
Pres
Illinois Business College and Telegraph
School, bus, sten, and tel, est 1900 «
C N Stockton. Pres
Springfield Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1864, Henry B Henkel, C P A.,
Pres, Register Bldg
Teachers' Training School, normal, co-ed ,
city, Emma G Olmstead, Prin
Sprtegvalley, Bureau Co , pop 7,035.
Pres Bd Eduo— R M Hill
Sec Bd Educ — Joseph Heroer
City Superintendent — Ernest L Host
Principal High School — Blanche D Pry or
Drawing— Louise Wright
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Stannton, Maconpln Co , pop 5,048.
Free Bd Educ — C Godfrey
Sec Bd Educ — P H Fischer
City Superintendent — Wm E Eccles
Principal High School — Ellen A. Muir
Drawing- — Minnie Knemoeller
Sterling, Whlteside Co, pop 7,467.
Supt Union Schools — Charles Marcy
Prln Twp High School — E T Austin
Brown's Business College bus and sten ,
eat 1869 AT Scovill, Principal
St. Marys School, prep, co-ed, R C,
Sister Superior
Stockton, Jo Davless Co , pop 1,350
City Supt and Prln H S— G W Men-
ximer
Streator, Lasalle Co, pop 14,258
Pres Bd Bduc — Dr R Schurtz
Sec Bd Educ — Philip Saunders
City Superintendent — James G Moore
Prin Twp High School — O A Rawllns
Prln City Training School — Florence E
Murray
Supervisor Muszc — Alice O Ensign
Domestic Science — Anna D Baker
Manual Training — E H Bumgarner
Art—Mrs Nelle Wall
Brown's Business College, bus and sten ,
G "W Brown Pres
Sullivan, Moultrle Co, pop 2,899
Prin H S — Essie Chamberlain
Sunner, Lawrence Co , pop 1,400
City Supt and Prln H S— J B Bell
Sycamore, Dekalb Co , pop 8,658
Pres Bd Educ — F E Claycomb
Sec Bd Educ — George A James
City Superintendent — K D W-\ldo
Principal High School — Edna M Koch
Supv Music — Dorothy Doane
Manual Training — H E Cobb
Domestic Science — Maude Willard
Drawing — Bertha Coultas
Waterman Hall, girls' boarding, P E ,
est 1888, Benjamin Frank Fleetwood, S
T D , D D , Pres
TaylorvIIle, Christian Co, pop 5,146
Pres Bd Educ — O B Brltton
Sec Bd Educ — W S Scott.
Supt East Side — Edgar 8 Jones
Supt West Side— Prentice H Deffendall
Prin Township H S— R G Beals
Supv Muslo — Harriet Gardner
Manual Training — J B Harmon
Domestic Science — Alma Kruse
Teutopolls, Efflnffham Co , pop 870
sf Toseph s Seraphic College, prep for
IM mclscan Priests only, R C , est 1862,
'tov Roger Mlttendorf, O F M, Rector
T<»l«<a, Marshall Co, pop 2,629
inn Rd Educ— W W Twist
;'« TM Rduc — William Macfarlane
»t\ *•"» P( i in tendent— Sherman Littler
lr»miiMi nigh school— Margaret O'Beirne
Toulon, Stark Co, pop 1,150.
City Supt. and Prin H. S— J T Kirk.
Toulon Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect.,
Lewis A Morrow, Pres
Trenton, Clinton Co, pop 1,706
City Superintendent — C George Appell
Prln H S— Florence Schmale.
Tuscola, Douglas Co, pop 2,569
Pres Bd Educ — Dr John Evving
Sec Bd Educ — Dr C L Hlne
City Superintendent— Stanley Morris
Principal High School — J C Hammond
Supv Mus & Draw — Miss Nelle Beard
Urbana, Champaign Co , pop 8,245
Pres Bd Educ — George W Busey
Sec Bd Educ — C B Holmes
City Superintendent — Ananias P Johnson
Prin H S — M L. Flannlgan.
Domestic Science — Mabel Sill
Drawing — Alice Fiazey
Com 1 & Stenog*y — W H Carrier
University of Illinois, comprises the College
of Literature and Arts, College of Science,
College of Engineering, College of Agri-
culture, Graduate School, Library School,
School of Music, School of Education,
School of Railway Engineering and Ad-
ministration, College of Law and the
School of Pharmacy (in Chicago), state
unlv , est 1867, co-ed , Edmund Janes
James, LL D , President
University of Illinois, College of Literature
and Arts, includes the course in Busi-
ness Administration, Journalism, and
Household Science and Administration,
Evarts Boutell Greene, Ph D , Dean
University of Illinois College of Science,
includes courses in General Science, Cera-
mics and Chemistry, Edgar Jerome Town-
send Ph D , Dean
University of Illinois, School of Music, of-
fers graduate courses in music and public
school music, Charles Henry Mills, D
Mus , Director
University of Illinois, School of Education,
professional courses for teachers, William
Chandler Bagley, Ph D, Director
University of Illinois School of Railway
Engineering and Administration, courses
in Railway Civil Engineering, Railway
Mechanical Engineering, Railway Electri-
cal Engineering Railway Transportation,
and Railway Traffic and Accounting,
Charles R Richards, D Eng, Director
University of Illinois, College of Agricul-
ture technical agric courses, co-ed ,
L H Provine, M Agr, Dean
University of Illinois, College of Engineer-
ing couises In Architecture, Civil Elec-
trical, Mechanical Mining, Municipal and
Sanitary Engineering, Charles R. Rich-
ards, D Eng, Dean
University of Illinois, College of Law, law.
co-ed , est 1897, Oliver Albert Harker,
A M, Dean
University of Illinois, State Library School,
library science, state, co-ed , est 1893,
Phineas L Windsor, Dlr
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ILLINOIS
Utjca, ILasalle Co , pop 1,250
City Supt and Prln H S— A C Smith
Vandalta, Fayette Co , pop 2,974
Pres Bd Educ — J G M Hursh
Sec Bd Educ — J H Irish
City Superintendent — Lewis Ogilvle
Principal High School— H F Jackson
Supv Music— Jessie M Forsyth
Vermilion Grove, Vermilion Co , pop 178
Supt of Schools— Bert Reaa
Vermilion Academy, prep, agn and dom
Vermont, Fait on Co, pop 1,195
City Superintendent — F M Cockrell
Prln H S — Eugenia Bell
Vienna, Johnson Co, pop 1,1187
City Superintendent— H A. O'Brien
Prln H S— Byrd Profflt
<EFOve' VovgU* Co , pop 1,000
City Superintendent— Rush Carley
Prln H S— William O Jones
VJrden, Maconpln Co, pop 4,000
City Superintendent — Perley M Sllloway
Prin H S— C A Kelley
, Cass Co, pop 1,800
City Supt and Prin H S— A M Santee
Walnut, Bureau Co, pop 1,150
City Supt and Prln H S— W M Beale
Warren, Jo Daviess Co, pop 1,650
City Supt and Prln H S — O B Taylor
Warsaw, Hancock Co , pop 2,885
City Superintendent — L Fairfax
Prln H S— Clara Dallame
Washington, Tazewell Co . pop 1,459
City Superintendent — E E Webster
Prin H S— C H Wright
Waterloo, Monroe Co, pop 2,800
Pres Bd Educ— Simon Schorr
Sec Bd Bduc— Albert Pinkel
City Superintendent — J E Raibourn
Principal High School—Karl W Mitchell
Watseka, Iroquois Co , pop 2,505
Pres Bd Educ— M S Tallaferro
Sec Bd Bduc — Mrs H C Swindeman
City Superintendent— L, W Haviland
Prln H S— Mary J Laycock.
Supv Music— Ethel Gannon
Manual Training— Roy O Comp
Domestic Science — Tressa Moore
Com'l & Stenog*y — Margaret Smith
Wankegan, Lake Co , pop 16,069
City Superintendent— Oliver 8 Thompson
Prln Twp H S— William C Knoelk
Waverly, Morgan Co, pop 1,578
Prin H S— Fred A Dennis
Wayaesville, De Witt Co, pop 528
Prln Township H S— Ralph Robb
Wenona, Marshall Co, pop 1,550
Pres Bd Eduo — H A Stotler
Sec Bd Educ — H M Whitney
Wenona — continued
City Superintendent— B F Nichols
Principal High School — Miss Grace Walker
Manual Training— E F Nichols
Drawing— Miss Parepa Wood
West Chicago, Dupage Co, pop 2,878
Pres Bd Educ — D C Ahern
Sec Bd Educ— J C Robertson
City Superintendent— H H Klrkpatrick
Principal High School — Norma Conyne
Supv Music — Mrs Mary Vernon
Commercial — Nettie M Small
Westfleld, Clark Co, pop 050
City Supt and Prin H S — Harold Bright
Westfleld College, college academy, music
art, co-ed , U B , est 1865, H 'M Tip-
sword, A M, President
Wheaton, Dnpage Co, pop 8,428
City Superintendent — J B Russell
Prin H S— Ellen M Gregg
Wheaton College, coll , co-ed , Cong , eat.
I860, Charles A Blanchard, D T) , Pres.
Wheaton College Academy, prep , com'l,
co-ed , Walker S Pemberton, A M , Dean.
White Hall, Greene Co , pop 2,200
City Superintendent — Jacob B Beheld
Prln H S — Isabella Anderson
Wilmette, Cook Co, pop 5,800
City Superintendent— James- R Harper
Prin New Trier H S — H B Brown
Wilmington, Will Co , pop 1,550
City Superintendent — L C Flanegin
Winchester, Scott Co , pop 2,000
Prln H S — B F Parr
Wlnnetka, Cook Co , pop
Prln Public Schools — Mary Gillespie
Glrton School for Gins, girls day and
boarding, non-sect est 1898, Francis
King Cooke, A B Principal
Wlnnebago, Winnebugo Co, pop 405
Prin H S — Howard Auman
Woodstock, MrUenry Co, Pop 4,881
City Superintendent— Edward C Thomas
Prin H S— W E Evans
Todd Seminary for Boys, boarding, non-
sect est 1848, Noble Hill, Ph B, Prln
Wyoming, Stark Co * pop 1,400
Supt North — John Moringo
Supt South— C H Marcy
rates City, Knox Co , pop 650
Prln H JT— R B Halnes
TorkvUle, Kendall Co , pop 1,000
City Superintendent— B C Thomas
Prln H S— Mima McArthur
Zlon City, Lake Co , pop 4,789.
City Supt and Prin H S— Benjamin G
Hess
Zlon Educational Institution, prep , co-ed.,
C C , est 1899, Harvey D Brasefield,
Ph B, Vice-Pres
INDIANA
Population, 2,700,876 School census, 754,972 School age, 6-21
Indiana is the ninth state of the Union in point of population, haying a total
of 2,700,876 inhabitants, of whom 97 7 per cent are white Of this number, 5 9 per
cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population, ten years
of age and over, is 3 1 per cent , the state ranking eleventh in this respect The edu-
cational system of the state is as follows
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
CHARLES A GREATHOUSE, Superintendent of Public Instruction Indianapolis
J I HOFFMANN, Assistant Superintendent Indianapolis
EENEST L WELBORN, Deputy Superintendent Indianapolis
W F BOOK, Deputy in Charge of Vocational Department Indianapolis
Z M SMITH, Deputy Supervisor of Agriculture Indianapolis
A O NEAL, High School Inspector Indianapolis
ADELAIDE STEELE BAYLOR, Gen Asst and Charge of MSB Department Indianapolis
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
CHAS A GREATHOUSE, President, Superintendent of Public Instruction Indianapolis
WILLIAM W PARSONS, Secretary, President of State Normal School Terre Haute
INDIANA STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
A O NEAL, President Kokomo
J B PEARCY, Secretary Anderson
INDIANA CITY AND TOWN SUPERINTENDENTS ' ASSOCIATION
B F MOORE, President Muncie
L E KELLEY, Secretary Montpelier
STATE BOARD OF SCHOOL BOOK COMMISSIONERS
This board has the same membership as the State Board of Education The
state has a Uniformity Law
TEACHERS' AND YOUNG PEOPLE'S READING CIRCLE BOARD
J T GILES, Superintendent of Schools, President Marion
E G BUNNELL, Assistant State Superintendent, Secretary Indianapolis
J WALTER DUNN, Manager Indianapolis
CHARLES A GREATHOUSE, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Indianapolis
S L SCOTT, Superintendent Clark County Schools Jeffersonville
CHARLES H DODSON, Superintendent Benton County Schools .. Fowler
MRS E E OLCOTT . North Vernon
ARTHUR DREAMER, Superintendent of Schools - . . La Porte
MANFORD LIVENGOOD, Superintendent of Fountain County Schools . Covington
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
County Name and Address
Adams L El Opliger, D&oatur
Allen D O MoComb, Port Wayne
Bartholomew
Charles E Talklngton, Columbus
Benton C H Dodson, Fowler
Blaokford
M C Townsend, Hartford City
Boone JED M Servies, Lebanon
Brown Sylvester Barnes, Nashville
Carroll P B Hemmigr, Delphi
Cass A Li Frantz, Logansport
Clark S L Scott, Jeffersonville
Clay Willis E Akre, Brazil
Clinton Marion W Salmon, Frankfort
Crawford Stuart A Beals, English
Daviess A. O Fulkerson, Washington
Dearborn G C Cole, Lawrenceburgr
Decatur F C Fields, Oreensburg
Dekalb Llda Leasure, Auburn
Delaware Charles E Pittenger, Muncie
Dubols William Melchlor, Jasper
Elkhart A. E Weaver, Goshen
Fayette C L Trusler, Connersville
Floyd G V Scott, New Albany
Fountain M F Livengood, Covington
Franklin T J McCarty, Brookville
Fulton H L Becker, Rochester
Gibson Wilbur F Fisher, Patoka
Grant Chas H. Terrell, Marion
Greene D C Mclntosh, Worthington
Hamilton J F Hames, Noblesville
Hancock Geo J Richman, Greenfield
Harrison A. O Deweese, Corydon
Hendricks Theo T Martin, Danville
Henry H B Roberts, New Castle
Howard A. F Hut son, Kokomo
Huntington
Clifford Funderburg, Huntington
Jackson J E Payne, Brownstown
Jasper E Lamson, Rensselaer
Jay Wm R Armstrong1, Portland
Jefferson Jos H Hanna, Madison
Jennings * S E Whitcoxnb, Vernon
Johnson Jesse C Webb, Franklin
Knox Edgar N Haskins, Vincennes
Kosclusko . E B Barber, Warsaw
Lagrange F G Smeltzly, Lagrange
Lake tf F Heighway, Crown Point
County Name and Address
Laporte Fred R Farnaxn, Laporte
Lawrence L B Sanders, Mitchell
Madison Jas W Frazier, Anderson
Marion Lee E Swails, Indianapolis
Marshall L E Steinebach, Plymouth
Martin Chas O Williams, Shoals
Miami B B Wetherow, Peru
Monroe Wm H Jones, Blooxnington
Montgomery O E Hall, Crawfordsville
Morgan W D Curtis, Martinsville
Newton W O Schanlaub, Kentland
Noble C V Kilgore, Albion
Ohio Chas H. French, Rising Sun
Orange C E Cogswell, Paoli
Owen W H Stone, Spencer
Parke H J Skeeters, RockviUe
Perry Lee B Mullen, Cannelton
Pike Andrew Jewell, Algiers
Porter Fr6d H Cole, Valparaiso
Posey Wm O Wilson, ML Vernon
Pulaski H L. Rogers, Winamao
Putnam L G Wright, Greencastle
Randolph Lee L Driver, Winchester
Ripley C R Hertenstein, Versailles
Rush C M George, Rushville
Scott Wm S Griffith, Scottsffurg
Shelby Wm Everson, Shelbyville
Spencer Jos W Strassell, Rockport
Starke C W Cannon, Knox
St Joseph R Longfleld, South Bend
Steuben H Lyle Shank, Angola
Sullivan Richard Park, Sullivan
Switzerland O M Given, Vevay
Tippecanoe B Hooker, Lafayette
Tlpton L D Summers, Tipton
Union C C Abernathy, Liberty
Vanderburgh F C Ragland, Evansville
Vermillion J B. Butler, Newport
Vigo Jas W Propst, Terre Haute
Wabash R. K Devricks, Wabash
Warren Harry Evans, Williamsport
WarHck A. J Hopkins, Boonville
Washington Ora Hopper, Salem
Wayne C O Williams, Richmond
Wells A. R Huyette, Bluflton
White H. J Reid, Monticello
Whitley A. R Fleck, Columbia City
PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Akron, Fnlton Co , pop 1,000
City Superintendent — W F Neel
Principal High School — F L Busenburg
Albany, Delaware Co , pop 2,116
City Superintendent — Tecumseh _
Principal High School — Wilbur V
Albion, Noble Co., pop 1,580
City Superintendent— W B Harsh.
Principal High School— W. T Knox.
Alexandria, Madison Co., pop 5,006
Pres Bd. Hduc— J W Sullivan,
Sec Bd Bduc— A. B Otto.
City Superintendent—Arthur I* Trester
Alexandria — continued
Principal High School— F W Stoler
Supv Music — Mary Brereton
Drawing— Georgia Hutohinson
'Amboy, Miami Co , pop. 750.
City Superintendent — Howard Armstrong
Principal High School— B N Hill
Amboy Academy, prep , day, co-ed.; noa-
sect, F Klmball, Pxin
Anderson, Madison Co , pop
Pres Bd Educ — Dr H B Jones
Sec Bd Bduc — Austin Rectorford
City Superintendent — James B Peary
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Anderson — continued
Prln High School — Winfleld A. Denny
&upv Music — Anna Berchone
Manual Training — N F Pultz
Domestic Science — Mrs Ida J Kreisman
Physical Culture — B O Haugh
Commercial — J B Gusso
Anderson Business College, bus and sten ,
W H Carrier, Free
Andrews, Huntington Co, pop 1,500
City Superintendent — Reuben H Snlts
Principal High School — Grace Lamport.
Angola, Steuben Co , pop 2,750
City Superintendent — E O Maple
Principal High School — H W Peters
Tii-State College, coll , co-ed , private, est
1884, J J Bryant, A M, Pres.
TrI-State College of Pharmacy, phar F est
1901, C C Sherrard, Ph C, B S, Dean
Arcadia, Hamilton Co , pop 1,250
City Superintendent— C V Pfafman
Principal High School — W O Downing
Argos, Marshall Co , pop 1,307
City Superintendent — Craven L Hottel
Principal High School — Eva Wlngert
Attica, Fountain Co, pop 8,800
City Superintendent — C L Wagner
Principal High School— W F Mullinnix
Auburn, Dekalb Co , pop 5,300
City Superintendent— John A Langston
Principal High School — Herbert Klmmel
Aurora, Dearborn Co , pop 4,410
Pres Bd Bduc — John Poehlman
City Superintendent — Joseph R Houston
Principal High School — Hal E Driver
Supv Music — Laura Cllne
Manual Training — J H Houston
Domestic Science — Emellne Kerr
Stenography — Huldah Severn
Avilla, Noble County
Immaculate Conception School, prep , men,
R C , Rev F P Faust, Pres
Batesville, Ripley Co , pop 2,000
Pres Bd Bduc — B C Zimmermann
Sec Bd Bduc — John Meyer
City Superintendent — Joseph F Gonnelly
Principal High School — George B Routt
Supv Music — Mrs F V Andrew
Domestic Science — Mrs A Holzer
Drawing — A E Wacksmann
Bedford, Lawrence Co , pop 8,710
Pres Bd Bduc —Robert L Mellen
Sec Bd Bduc — C H Strupe
City Superintendent — Joseph B Fagan
Principal High School— R E Newland.
Supv Music — Ida J Weberrheln
Drawing — Pillette Many
Berne, Adams Co , pop 1,816
City Superintendent— F D Huff
Principal High School— Frieda Plack
Blcknell, Knoz Co, pop 2,275
City Superintendent— W A Davis.
Principal High School — Clara Stephens
Bloomfleld, Greene Co , pop 2,100
City Superintendent — William W Carter
Principal High School — W D Burks
Bloomlngdale, Parke Co, pop 580
Friends' Bloomlngdale Academy, prep , co-
ed , Friends, Caroline M Hill, Principal
Bloomlngton, Monroe Co , pop 8,888
Pres Bd Bduc — W A Rawles
Sec Bd Bduc — J R McDaniel
City Superintendent — Henry L Smith
Principal High School — 13 B Ramsey
Supv Music — Ida Peterson
Manual Training — B B Wright
Drawing — Lillian Volland
Com'l & Stenog*y — A J Lynn
Indiana University comprises College of
Liberal Arts (Music, Journalism, Fine
Arts), School of Education of £.aw of
Medicine and Graduate School state
unlv , co-ed , non-sect , est 1828, Wil-
liam Lo'we Biyan Ph D, President
Indiana University School of Education,
professional courses foi teachers co-ed ,
est 185S, William Wesley Black, A. M,
Dean
Indiana University, School of Law, law, co-
ed , state , est 1842, Enoch G Hogate,
LL D, Dean
Indiana University, School of Fine Arts,
art state, co-ed Alfred M Brooks,
Professor §
Indiana University, School of Medicine
(freshman and sophomore years), xned.,
reg co-ed , Charles P Emerson, M D ,
Dean
Stenographic Practical Training School,
•ten., co-ed , est 1898, Miss Jessie M.
Little. Prin
Bluffton, Wells Co , pop 4,800
Pres Bd Bduc — Abram Sunman
Sec Bd Bduc — C G Dailey
City Superintendent — Philemon A Allen
Principal High School — Professor Croninger
Supv Music — Hermie Wiecklng
Manual Train Ing— F G Thompson
Drawing — Alice Peters
Bluffton Business College, bus and atea ,
est 1904, I W Lester, Pres
Bo£g*town, Shelby Co , pop 175
Boggstown Academy, prep , co-ed Seventh
Day Adv , Adelerich Kaelln, Prin
Boonville, Warrick Co , pop 8,000
Pres Bd Bduc — Henry F Fulling
Sec Bd Bduc — Charles F W Inderxieden
City Superintendent — C. B Clark.
Principal High School— Charles £2 Skinner
Supv Mus and Draw — Adelia Leonard
Borden, Clark Co , pop 525
Borden InstltuUuprep , co-ed , non-sect., J
O EnglemanrPrin.
Bourbon, Marshall Co , pop. 1,500
City Superintendent — B B Rizer
Principal High School — H H. McKenney
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Brazil, Clay Co , pop 9,840
Pres Bd Bduc — Win Zeller
Sec Bd Bduc — D W Bratlln
City Superintendent— Charles C Coleman
Principal High School— C P Keller
Supv Music — Georgette Herr
Drawing? — Bonnie Malott
Commercial — Elizabeth Burkheiser
Brazil Business University, bus and stcn.,
eat. 1900, H Q Holcombe, Principal
Bremen, Marshall Co, pop 2,000.
Pres Bd Educ — C E Koontz
Sec Bd Educ — C G Sauer
City Superintendent — Herman Wimmer
Principal High School— C A Weller
Supv Music — Lucile Higgins
Manual Training1 — A A Annis
Domestic Science — Dllla Bortz
Drawing — Dlerdie Trible
Brook, Newton Co , pop 1,875
City Superintendent—James L. Mclntosh.
Principal High School — May Park.
Brookston, White Co, pop 1,250
City Superintendent — Carl D Garlough
Principal High School — Helene O Baker
Brookvllle, Franklin Co , pop 2,169
Pres Bd Educ — Philip Hartman
Sec Bd Educ— P X Slebert
City Superintendent — A. J Relfel
Principal High School — C W Hitchcock
Supv Music — Josephine Roaenmound
Manual Training — W A Younts
Domestic Science — Hazel Slebert
Drawing — Frank Baker
Brownstown, Jackson Co , pop 1,492.
City Superintendent — J E Clifford.
Principal High School — Grace Rust.
Butler, Dekalb Co , pop 2,500*
City Superintendent — H R Bean.
Principal High School — J Leroy Austin
Cambridge City, Wayne Co , pop 2,000.
Pres Bd Educ — B F WIssler
Sec Bd Educ — W B Harrison
City Superintendent — E E Oldaker
Principal High School — John W Morland
Supv Music — Mrs Grace Gorman
Man Tr & Dom Scl — Gertrude James
Drawing — Gertrude James
Cannelton, Perry Co , pop 2,180*
Pres Bd Educ — James Shallcroes
Sec Bd Educ — Ernest Rinkel
City Superintendent — F F Hostetter
Principal High School — G N Logan
Drawing — Dehlah Turner
Carlisle, Sullivan Co, pop 1,150.
City Superintendent— E E Helt
Principal High School — G W Clayton
Carthage, Bush Co , pop 1,125.
City Superintendent — Otis Hosklnson.
Principal High School — Ida L Ludlow
Cfaarleatown, Clark Co , pop 1,050.
City Superintendent — Clem Jordan.
Principal High School— William Nlklaw*.
Chesterton, Porter Co , pop 1,500.
City Superintendent — 8 H Roe
Principal High School — F M Goldsborough.
Chnrutrasco, Whltley Co, pop 1,090.
City Superintendent — U R Young
Principal High School — H L Humke
Cicero, Hamilton Co, pop 1,700
City Superintendent — Frank Hartley
Principal High School— E C Stout
Clay City, Clay Co , pop 1,600
City Superintendent — Austin W Inxnan.
Principal High School — Charles G Moody
Clinton, Vermilion Co , pop 6,2129
City Superintendent—James W Wilkinson
Principal High School — Austin G Morris
CoUegevUle, Jasper County
St Josephs College, men, R C, Rev H.
W Lear, C P P S, President
Columbia City, Whltley Co , pop. 3,050
Pres Bd Bduc — J W Brand
Sec Bd Educ — Geo F Harrison
City Superintendent — Julius C Sanders.
Principal High School — H E Chapman.
Supv Music — Mary Hoham
Manual Training — Orval L Pence
Domestic Science — Ivol Spaftord
Drawing — Laura Gilchrist
Penmanship — Frances Pinkmeyer
Columbus, Bartholomew Co , pop 8,818.
Pres Bd Educ — J W Suverkrup
Sec Bd Educ — H L Rost
City Superintendent — Thomas F Fltzgibbon.
Principal High School — Samuel Wertz
Supv Music — A W Mason
Manual Training — O B Badger
Domestic Science — Bertha Latta
Drawing — Geo W Thompson
Commercial — Beatrice Crowe.
Connersville, Fayette Co , pop 7,788.
Prea Bd Educ — E V Hawkins
Sec Bd Educ— C C Hull
City Superintendent — Edwin L Rlckert.
Principal High School— M S Hallman
Supv Music— L M Tllson
Physical Culture— Edith Hllderbrant
Draw & Pen* ship — lone Reynolds
Coxn'l & Stenog'y — W F Mizer
Elmhurst School for Girls girls boarding,
non-sect , est 1909, Miss Isabel B Cress-
ler, B A, Principal
Converse, Miami Co , pop 1,500
City Superintendent — Isaac Gripe
Principal High School — C C Trook.
Corydon, Harrison Co , pop 1,700
City Superintendent — Exnmett Taylor
Principal High School— Lellla H Bltner
Covington, Fountain Co , pop 2,500.
Pres Bd Educ — A T Linengood,
Sec Bd Bduc— M Mayer
City Superintendent — W A Davis
Principal High School — Lamar Grubb
Supv Mus & Draw — Irene Balcom.
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Crawf ordsvllle, Montgomery Co , pop 9,371
Prea Bd Educ — H £3 Greene
Sec Bd Educ—W H. Rlstine.
City Superintendent — Linnaeus N Hlnes
High School Principal — Anna Willson
Supv Music — Elsie 3 Marshall
Manual Training — Homer E Biddle.
Domestic Science — Elizabeth L Cowan
Drawing — Mary Oda
Stenography — George F Leonard
Wabash College, coll , men, Presb , est.
1832. Rev George L Mackintosh, D D,
Pres.
Crawfordsville Business College, bus. and
sten , est 1887, Miss Zola Shirk, Prin
Crown Point, take Co , pop 2,500
Pres Bd Educ — J Frank Meeker
Sec Bd Educ — J J Wheeler
City Superintendent — W S Painter
Principal High School — Mary H Curtlss.
Supv Music — Violet Viant
Manual Training — James Blue
Domestic Science — Nora Morgan
Dra\\ & Pen' ship — Jessie Ullrey
-Culver, Marshall Co , pop 505.
Principal High School — J J Bschelman
Culver Military Academy, military, non-
sect —est 1894, Col L R Gignllliat,
Superintendent
Dana, Vermilion Co , pop 1,080
City Superintendent — E E Davis.
Principal High School — Eva Malone
Danville, Hendrlcks Co , pop* 1,950
City Superintendent — M S Mahan
Principal High School— L M Luce
Central Normal College, normal, private, co-
ed , J W Laird, Pres
Decatur, Adams Co , pop 4,850
City Superintendent — Elmer E Rice.
Principal High School — Rose L Dunathan.
Delphi, Carroll Co , pop 2,500.
City Superintendent — H A. Henderson.
Principal High School— L O Fletcher
Dunkirk, Jay Co , pop 8,187
City Superintendent — A L Elabarger
Principal High School— Ellas Boltz
Hast Chicago, Lake Co , pop 19,098
Pres Bd Educ — F H Fish
Sec Bd Educ — D D Dlzon
City Superintendent— Edwin N Canine
Principal High School — H H Clark.
Supv Music — Mary A Stone
Manual Training — L D Brennen.
Domestic Science — Lydia Evans.
Physical Culture — Louis Erickson
Drawing — Janet Jaynes
Penmanship — Nettie Long
Com' I and Stenog*y — Julia Zelgler
Baton, Delaware Co , pop 1,600
City Superintendent — James S Bickards.
Principal High School — James W. Cory
Edlnburgr, Johnson Co , pop 0,000*
City Superintendent — Albert E Huznke.
Principal High School— L E Michael
Xlkhart, Elkhart Co , pop 19,282
Pres Bd Educ — Dr J F Werner
Sec Bd Educ — E C Borneman
City Superintendent — Ellin H Drake
Principal High ScEool — S. B McCraoken
Supv Music — Miss Llda M Edmonds
Drawing— Miss M Maude Smith
Com'l & Stenog'y— Miss Vera M Bange.
Elkhart Business College bus and sten
Ira E Elliott, Manager
Elnora, Davless Co , pop 1,000
City Superintendent — C T Amlck,
Principal High School— Charles McMullen
Blwood, Madison Co , pop 11,028
City Superintendent — J L Clauser
Principal High School — W C Gerlcha
Evansvllle, Vanderburg Co , pop 69,647
Pres Bd Educ — A C Rasenorany
Sec Bd Educ — W S Somitas
City Superintendent — James H Tomlin
Principal High School — Ernest P Wiles
Supv Music — M T Tinker
Manual Training — E R Graham
Domestic Science — Theodora Miller
Physical Culture — Julius Daerter
Drawing — Margaret Reachy
Penmanship— Cornelia Koch
Commercial — Shepherd Young
Draughon-Porter Business College, bus and
sten , est 1906 J Lee Porter, Sec
Locky ear's Business College, bus and sten.,
co-ed , non-sect, est 1883, M H Lock-
year. Pres
Falrland, Shelby Co , pop 600
Beechwood Manual Tranlng Academy, prep
and manual, 7th D Adv , co-ed., est.
1902, Clifton L Taylor, Prin
Falrmonnt, Grant Co , pop. 8,800
City Superintendent — C H Copeland.
Principal High School— Homer Long
Falrmount Academy and Normal School,
prep , co-ed , Friends, est. 1884, C L.
Coffin, B S , Prin
Farmland, Randolph Co, pop 1,200
City Superintendent — Omar CaswelL
Principal High School— Nellie G Morris
Ferdinand, Dnbote Co, pop 1,000.
Academy of the Immaculate Conception •
girls' boarding, R. C , Sister M Salesls,
O S B, Prin.
St Augustine's Academy, girls' boarding;
R C , Sister St Louise, Prin.
Flora, Carroll Co, pop 1,450
City Superintendent— E. J Todd.
Principal High School— E. E. Landls.
Fort Branch, Gibson Co , pop 1,050.
City Superintendent— Hal W Davis.
Principal High School— J O Trible.
Fortvffle, Hancock Co , pop 1,165.
City Superintendent — Albert Keep
Principal High School — E. M, Edwards.
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INDIANA
Fort Wayne, Allen Co., pop 77,998.
Pres. Bd Educ. — Wm H Shaxnbaugh.
Sec Bd Bduc — Jesse Macbeth
City Superintendent — Justin N Study
Principal High School — Chester T Lane.
Supv Music— William Miles
Man Tr and Dom Sol — J J Ritter
Physical Culture — Henry Meyer
Drawing— Alice E Wall
Penmanship — O L Rogers
Concordia College, ooll , men, Luth , eat
1889, Rev Martin Luecke. Director
Fort Wayne Art School, art, co-ed., Albert
E Bulson, Jr, Pres.
Fort Wayne Conservatory of Music, music,
co-ed., est 1871, C F W Meyer, Direc-
tor
Indiana School for Feeble-Minded Youth,
state, co-ed , A. E3 Carroll, Supt
International Business College, bus, and
sten., T L Staples, Pres.
St. Augustine's Academy, girls' boarding,
R C , est. 1845, Sister St Louise, Prln.
Fowler, Benton Co , pop 1,600.
City Superintendent — Charles W Steele
Principal High School — Lois/ E Yager
Frankfort, Clinton Co , pop 8,684
Prea Bd Educ — Marvin S Hufford
Sec Bd Bduc— William C Shanklin
City Superintendent — Oscar M Plttlnger
Principal High School — Charles L Stubbs
Supv Music — L, en ore Buchanan
Drawing — Lulu S Boyd
Franklin, Johnson Co, pop 4,150
City Superintendent — A. O NeaL
Principal High School — Paul Van Riper
Franklin College, colL; co-ed.; Bapt.; eat,
1834, Elijah A Hanley, D D, Pres
Frankton, Madison Co., pop 1,500
City Superintendent — Charles O Todd.
Principal High School — Daisy Kline.
French Uck, Orange Co , pop 1,100.
City Superintendent — Robert D Smith.
Principal High School— Albeit R. Hall.
Garret*, Dekalb Co , pop 4,860
Pres Bd Educ — Dr J F Thomson.
Sec Bd Educ — D B Van Flelt.
City Superintendent— Francis M Merles,
Principal High School— Harold Antonldes.
Supv Mus and Draw — Bessie Berry.
Manual Training — O V Frank.
Gary. I*ke Co., pop. 16,808
City Superintendent— William A. Wlrt.
Principal High School — Edward Sargent.
Gas City, Grant Co , pop 8,760.
Pres Bd Bduc — John L Thompson
Sec Bd Educ — J E Smith
City Superintendent — Isaac Cripe
Principal High School— -Robert Poor.
Supv Music — Bertha Wolk.
Manual Training— F L Harris
Drawing— Cleo Massena
Geneva, Adams Co , pop. 1,250
City Superintendent — Deo W. Horton.
Principal High School— Helen Ryom
Goodland, Newton Co , pop 1,800
City Superintendent — H A Henderson.
Principal High School— Albert Mock.
Goshen, Elkhart Co , pop 8,514
City Superintendent— Edgar N Mandenhall
Principal High School — Webster Davis
Goshen College, comprises College, Acad-
emy, Normal, Music, and Bible School,
co-ed , Mennonlte, est 1895, Rev JohnE
Hartzler, President
Greencastle, Putnam Co , pop 4,000
City Superintendent — Horace G Woody
Principal High School — Murray Dalman.
De Pauw University, coll , co-ed., M B ,
est. 1887, Rev George R. Grose, D» D,
Pres.
Greenfield, Hancock Co., pop 4,448.
City Superintendent — Frank Larrabee.
Principal High School — John W Kendall
Greensburg, Deoatnr Co , pop 5,420.
Pres Bd Bduc— W C Woodflll
Sec Bd Educ — John F Russell.
City Superintendent — HJlmer C Jerman
Principal High School — V D Townsley
Supv Music — Louise Enters
Manual Training — Alva McGraw
Greentown, Howard Co , pop 1,850
City Superintendent — Morton Lamb
Principal High School — Mrs Cora Raber
Greenwood, Johnson Co , pop 1,508
City Superintendent — J B Lemasters
Principal High School— F E Bills.
Hammond, Lake Co , pop 20,925
City Superintendent — Charles M. McDaniel
Principal High School — F D McHlroy
Chicago Business College, bua and aten.,
est 1886, F B Vlrden. President
Jones Business College, bus. and sten., est.
1885, Chas H Jones, M A., Pres.
Lincoln- Jefferson University, univ , co-ed.,
non-sect , Dr W. Mayes Martin, Pres.
Lincoln-Jefferson University, School of Law,
law, co-ed., non-sect., resident and cor-
respondence, Albert H. Putney, Dean
Hanover, Jefferson Co , pop. 428.
Hanover College; coll , co-ed , Presb , est.
1888, William A Millis, LL. D, Pres.
Hartford City, Blaokf ord Co , pop 6,187.
City Superintendent— William A. Myers.
Principal High School— W D Pierce
Hobart, Lake Co , pop 2,000.
City Superintendent— G H. Thompson
Principal High School — Charles H. Barts.
Hope* Bartholomew Co., pop. 1,170.
City Superintendent — George A. Spotts.
Principal High School— C. M. Conger
Howe, La Grange Co , pop 700
Howe School k boys' boarding; mil ; P B .
est. 1884, Rev. J. H. ICtiKensle, L. H. ».„
Rector.
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_ „ Dubois Oo , pop. 2,464.
Fres Bd Educ — Philip Pai tenheimer
Sec Bd Educ— B W Plckhardt
City Superintendent — N F Hutchison
Principal High School — Lee A Meyer
Hzmttngton, Huntington Co., pop. 10*272
Pres Bd BJduc — B H Hurd
Sec Bd Educ — Z T Dungan
City Superintendent — Jesse M Scudder
Principal High School — C E Hlnshaw
Supv Music — J L Swlhart
Manual Training— W A Shock
Domestic Science — Mary Grayston
Drawing — Alice Gray
Pen 'ship, Com'l and Stenog — I 1! Grlsso
Huntlngton Business University, bus. and
sten.. C. B. Williams, Pres , 282 Market
St.
Hymera, Sullivan Oo , pop 1,200
City Superintendent — T J Beecher
Principal High School — W H Stutsman
Indianapolis, Marlon Oo , pop. 288,650.
Pres Bd Educ — Dr F A Morrison
Sec Bd Educ — Frank S Relsner
City Superintendent — Jacob G Colllcott
Assistant Superintendent — H S Graver
Assistant Superintendent — Miss N Cropsey
Supv Drawing — Florence Fitch
Supervisor Music — Edward B Birge.
Supv Physical Training — Dr W A Ocker
Supv Manual Training — Harry E Wood.
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL
Manual Training High School, S Meridian
nr Merrill, MIlo H Stuart, Principal
Short ridge High School, Penna and North,
George A Buck, Principal
Winona Technical High School, Arsenal and
Michigan, Mllo H Stuart, Principal
Baptist University of Indiana, coll : co-ed.,
Bapt , est 1902, James C Patton, D D,
Fres , 2226 Greenbrlar Ave
Butler College, coll, co-ed, Christ, eat.
1855, Thomas C Howe, A M, Pres
Central Business College, bus and sten ,
Fred W Case, Principal
Central College of Dentistry, dent , co-ed ,
est 1897, M F Ault, D D S., Dean.
Classical School for Girls, girls' boarding
and day, non-sect, Miss Anna F Wea-
ver. A M , Prln
Eclectic Medical College of Indiana, med.,
eclectic, co-ed , est 1900, F M Wright,
M D , Dean, 1126 E 10th Street
Indiana Central University, coll , co-ed ,
Un Breth , est 1905, Lewis Davis Bone-
brake, Ph D, LL D, Pres, University
Heights
Indiana Dental College, University of In-
dianapolis, dent, oo-ed , est 1879,
George E Hunt, D D S, M D, Dean
Indiana Industrial School for Girls, state
Indus t, Dr Kenosha Sessions. Superin-
tendent
Indiana Kindergarten and Primary Normal
Training- School, normal kind women,
est 1882, Mrs Eliza A. Blaker, Prln
Indianapolis — continued
Indiana Law School, University of Indian-
apolis, law, co-ed., est 1894, James A.
Rohbach, A M, LL B, Dean
Indiana School for the Blind, literary, music
and industrial courses, state, co-ed , est
1848, George A Wilson, Superintendent,
Pennsylvania and North
Indiana State School for the Deaf, primary,
grammar and high school courses, state,
co-ed , eat 1844, Richard Otto Johnson,
Superintendent, 1200 E 42nd
Indiana University, School of Medicine,
med.; reg , co-ed., non-sect, eat 1908,
Charles P Emerson, M D , Dean
Indiana Veterinary College , vet, est 1892,
men, non-sect, Geo H Robert*, V 8.,
President, Market and Davidson Sts
Indianapolis Business University, bus. an4
sten , E J Heeb, Sec , When Bldg
Indianapolis College of Law, law, co-ed.,
est 1897, E J Heeb, Sec, When Bldg
Indianapolis College of Pharmacy (Depart-
ment of Winona Technical Institute),
two-year course, co-ed , est 1904, Ferd.
A Mueller, Ph G, Dean, 1500 E Michi-
gan Street
Indianapolis Commercial College, bus. and
sten., A. Bowser, Fres
Indianapolis Conservatory of Music, xnus.,
co-ed,, est 1897, Edgar M. Cawley, Di-
rector
Indianapolis Normal School, city normal
training school, Marion L Webster, Prin-
cipal
Indianapolis Piano College, music, co-ed.,
James M Dungan, Director
John Herron Art Institute, art, co-ed., est
1901, conducted by Art Association of
Indianapolis, Harold H Brown, Director,
Pennsylvania and 16th
Knlckerbacker Hall, girls' boarding, P E ,
Miss Julia Ethel Landers, Prln
Lain Business College, bus., sten and teleg.,
est 1904, M M Lain, B 8, Free.
Landers School for Girls, girls' boarding,
P E , est 1912, Miss Julia Ethel
Landers Prln 2056 N Meridian
Medical College of Indiana, see Indiana
Medical College
Metropolitan School of Music, music and
dramatic art, est 1895, Edward Nell, Di-
rector Pennsylvania and North Sts
National Technical Institute of Indianapo-
lis, tech , co-ed , non-sect, Rev 8. C
Dickey, Sec., 118 Monument Place,
Physio-Medical College of Indiana, med.,
physio-med. , co-ed., est 1878, Dr C. T
Bedford, Dean
St Agnes Academy, prep , co-ed. » R. C.,
Sister M Raphael, Prln
8t John's Academy, girls* boarding:, R C ,
Sister St Llguori, Prln
St Joseph's Institute for Toung Men, prep ,
boys, R. a, Brothers of the Sacred
Heart
St Mary's Academy and School for Girls,
girls' boarding, R. C , Sisters of St
Francis
St Patrick's Academy for Girls, girls'
boarding, R. C , Sisters of Providence.
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Indianapolis — continued
St Patrick's School, prep , boys, R. C ,
eat 1870, Brother Albert, Fiin
Sanderson School of Practical Business,
bus and aten , co-ed , est. 1900, Laura
A Sanderson, Principal, Washington and
Meridian
Shorthand Training- School, The, bus. and
sten , est 1893. S H East, Prln, 424
Law Bldg
Teachers' College of Indianapolis, kinder-
garten and public school training courses,
est 1882, Eliza A Blaker, Pres , 23d and
Alabama Sts
Tudor Hall, girls' boarding, non-sect, est
1902, Mtus Fredonla Allen, Ph B, Prln.,
1530 N Meridian St
United Typothetae of America Technical
School of Printing, non-sect est 1907,
F O Climer Director, 1500 E Michigan
University of Indianapolis, comprises the
Medical College of Indiana, Indiana Den-
tal College, Indiana Law School at In-
dianapolis and Butler College of Irving-
ton, George E Hunt, Sec, 181 E Ohio
Winona Technical Institute, trade school,
co-ed, est 1903, W C Smith, A B,
Prin.
Jasonvllle, Greene Co, pop 2,500
City Superintendent— John M Atkins
Principal High School— Wilbert W Keith
Jasper, Dubois Co, pop. 8,196.
City Superintendent — 8 P Shull
Principal High School-— Margaret A Wilson.
Jasper College, boys' boarding, prep and
com'l, H C,, est 1889 Rev F Bernard,
O S B, Rector
Jeffersonville, Clark Co , pop 10,412-
Pres Bd Educ — John Glenger
Sec Bd Educ — W J Schwaninger
City Supt— Claytis MoHenry Marble
Principal High School— R. Bmmett Taylor
Supv Music— A A Volt
Domestic Science — Mabel Erwln
Physical Culture — Lena J Board
Indiana Reformatory, School of Letters,
state. George B Asbury, Supt.
Joncsboro, Grant Co , pop 1,900.
City Superintendent — F J Klxnball
Principal High School— Alfred Hosgton,
KendaUville, Noble Co . pop 4,981.
Pres Bd Educ — F S Weber
Sec Bd Bduc — W S Baker
City Superintendent— P a Bmmons.
Principal High School— B B Kllng
Supv Mus & Draw — Frances Lavender
Manual Training—Roy Kellam
Domestic Science — Anna L Sandberg
Com'l & Stenogy — W C De trick
Kentland, Newton Co , pop 1,100
City Superintendent — C H Vlnzant.
Principal High School— W F Kratli
Kewanns, Fulton Co., pop 1,200.
City Superintendent — Albert M Arnold.
Principal High School— Minnie Hoffman,
Knlghtstown, Henry Co,, pop 2.050.
Pres Bd Bduc — O B Holloway
Sec Bd Educ— A L Stage
City Superintendent — Roy C Keever
Principal High School — Roscoe Schaffer
Supv Music — L Agnes Cole
Domestic Science — Gladys Lord
Knox, Starke Co , pop 1,800
City Superintendent — O Staley
Principal High School — J Maude Bennett.
Kokomo, Howard Co , pop 17,010
Pres Bd Educ — Ray Mehlig
Sec Bd Bduc — J A Kautz
City Superintendent — C V Haworth
Principal High School — E O Maple
Supv Music — G R Eekert,
Manual Training— H. T Wllhlte
Domestic Science — Laura Cheney
Drawing — Clarissa Williamson
Penmanship — D P Barngrover
Commercial — William H Coughlan.
Kokomo Business College, bus. and sten.,
co-ed , est 1902, O El Beta, Mgr
St Francis Academy, prep, co-ed., R. C,
R J Pratt, Principal
Ladoga, Montgomery Co, pop 1,200
City Superintendent — R Dean Squires
Principal High School — W B Smythe
LaFayette, Tippecanoe Co, pop 20.081.
Pres Bd Educ — C G Stoker
Sec Bd Bduc — George W Snyder
City Superintendent — Robert F Hight.
Principal High School — Joseph H Shook.
Supv Music — Miss Rena M Rice
Physical Culture — Miss Valley V Boyer
Drawing — MIsa Key Wenrick
Penmanship — J H Bachtenklrcher
LaFayette Free Kindergarten and Indus-
trial School, est 1896, Mrs Jessie Bden
Matlock, Supt
LaFayette Business College, bus and sten,;
8 A Drake, Pres.
Purdue University, comprises School of Ag-
riculture, of Science, of Engineering, of
Pharmacy, co-ed , state, est 1874, Win-
throp Ellsworth Stone, LL D, Pres
Purdue University School of Agriculture,
four-year course, agric and dom science,
John Harrison Skinner, B S, Dean
Purdue University Schools of Engineering,
courses in Civil, Electrical, Mechanical,
and Chemical Engineering, Charles H
Benjamin, M E , Dean
Purdue University, School of Pharmacy,
phar , men, est 1886, Charles B Jordan,
Director
St Ignatius Academy, girls' boarding, R
C est 1857, Sister St Louise, Principal,
229 Columbia St.
Union Business College, bus. and sten , 8.
A. Drake, Pre«
I*grange, Lagrange Co , pop 1,900,
City Superintendent — J M Gelser
Principal High School — H H Wlkel
loPorte, LaPorte Co , pop 10,525.
Fres Bd Bduc — O A Ludlow
Sec Bd. Educ.— m Julius Lonn,
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LaPorte — continued
City Superintendent — Arthur Deamer
Principal High School— J W Rlttinger
Smpv Music — Ida B Krieg
Manual Training— W A. Heilmann
Domestic Science — Amy I Feet
Drawing — Fred Simons
Commercial — Harry B. ImmeL
St. Rose's Academy, prep , co-ed. , R. C ,
Slater of the Holy Cross, Prln.
Lawrenceburtr, Dearborn Co , pop 4,500.
Pres Bd Bduc — Henry A Bobrink
Sec Bd Bduc — Meredith Bruce
City Superintendent— Jesse W Riddle.
Pnnclpal High School — Lydla A Sembach
Supv Music — Nettle C Schneider
Manual Training — Bruce B Bell
Drawing — Emma K Koch
St. Lawrence Select School, prep, co-ed.,
R. C , est. 1867, Rev J F Sunderxnan,
Pres.
Lebanon, Boone Co, pop 0,474
PreB Bd Educ—J W Witt
Sec Bd Educ — Lafayette Wilson
City Superintendent— Henry G Brown
Principal High School — E Q Walker.
Supv Music — Caroline English
Manual Training — C B Duff
Domestic Science — Lydla BelL
Physical Culture — Ward Lambert.
Drawing — Mary Hadley
Penmanship — Myrtle Roark.
Com'l and Stenoafy — Ruth Campbell
Liberty, Union Co , pop 1,650.
City Superintendent — Thomas W Record*.
Principal High School — Lee O Snook.
Lima, Laffrantre Co , pop 700
Principal High School — Dora C. DeLay
Howe School, boys' boarding, mil , P EL,
John H McKenzie, L H. D , Prln.
Linton, Greene Co , pop 5,906.
City Superintendent — H J Henry
Principal High School — T E. Grable.
Loganaport, Caas Co, pop 19,050
Pres Bd. Educ — Harry L McSheehy
Sec Bd Educ — D C Arthur
City Superintendent — Albert H Douglass.
Principal High School— J J Mitchell
Supv Music— Mary Harts.
Drawing1 — Mrs Jennie B Mackintosh*
Holy Angel's Academy, girls* boarding, R.
C , Sister M Evarlsta, Superior
Logansport Business College, bus. and sten.,
est 1902, Charles C Cring, Manager
Loogootee, Martin Co , pop 1,500
City Superintendent — A G Gato
Principal High School — Clarence Selby
Lyons, Greene Co , pop 1,000.
City Superintendent — W B Van Gorder
Prln. High School— Mrs W B Tan Gorder
Madison, Jefferson Co , pop 6,984.
Pres Bd Educ — S T Bear
Sec Bd Educ—J E Reed
City Superintendent — Donald Du Shane.
Principal High School — Homer Long;
Principal Colored H S — A W Bailey
Supv Music — Ella Griffith
Domestic Science — Margaret Stapp
Drawing — Florence Wooten
Indiana Business College, bus and sten ,
co-ed , C Booth, Prln
Marlon, Grant Co , pop 19,359
City Superintendent — Albert E Highley
Principal High School — Alva Graves
Indiana College of Music, C F Tucker,
Director
Marlon Normal Institute, private normal,
bus , music and oratory, co-ed , non-
sect , est 1892, Lawrence Y Jackson,
A B, President
Marion Business College, bus and sten.,
Ora E Butz, Prln
Marlon Conservatory of Music, P L Nus*»
baum, Director
Martinsvllle, Morgan Co , pop 4,600*
Pres Bd Educ — Walter Nutter
Sec Bd Educ — Benjamin Thornburgh
City Superintendent — Jeremiah E Robinson.
Principal High School— A H Hines
Supv Music — Twanette Nutter
Drawing — Lilla Vaught
Matthews, Grant Co , pop. 1,500
City Superintendent— W B Brumflel
Principal High School — Jessie V Fair
Merom, Sullivan Co, pop 478
Union Christian College, coll , co-ed.,
Christ , est 1859, Rev D A. Long, Pres
Michigan City, Laporte Co , pop 19,027.
Pres Bd Educ — Geo J Staiger
Sec Bd Educ — E M Moran
City Superintendent — Louis W Keeler
Principal High School — M C Murray
Supv Music — Edna Whlpple
Manual Training— B B Cooley
Domestic Science — Luclle Doughty
Drawing — Christine Pollok
Penmanship — Harriet Leusch
Com'l and Stenog*y — C E Craig
Michigan City Business College, bus. and
sten , co-ed , Prof Swing, Prln.
St. Mary's High School, prep , co-ed., R.
C , Sister Mary Aequlnata, Prln
Mlddletown, Henry Co., pop. 1,850.
City Superintendent — James G Daly
Principal High School — W E Brown.
Mlshawaka, St. Joseph Co , pop 11,886.
Pres. Bd Educ — F A Partridge.
Sec Bd. Educ — Fred Waldner
City Superintendent — John F Nuner
Principal High School — D W. Horton
Supv Music — Jeannie Terry
Manual Training— L E Foster
Domestic Science — Frances Simpson.
Physical Culture— O A Hlndelang.
Drawing" — Ruth T Kelly
Commercial — D O Miller
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Mitchell, Lawrence Co., pop 8,200
City Superintendent — Robert M Tlrey
Principal High School — Roy Jones.
Konon, White Co , pop 1,870
Olty Superintendent — Clarence W Pratt
Principal High School — Corbln T. Short.
MonroevWe, Allen Co , pop 1,100
City Superintendent— -Oliver O Fuller
Principal High School — Laura Park*.
Montezuma, Parke Co , pop 1,285
City Superintendent — -J G Hlrshbrnnner
Principal High School — L E Thompson
Monticello, White Co , pop 2,450
City Superintendent — J W Hamilton
Principal High School — C. 8 Preston
Montpelier, Blackf ord Co., pop 8,880.
City Superintendent — L B Kelley
Principal High School — Troy Smith.
Moores Hill, Dearborn Co , pop. 450
Moores Hill College, comprises College,
Academy, and Department of Agricul-
ture, co-ed , M E , est 1856, Harry An-
drews Kins, 8 T D, President.
Mooresvllle, Morgan Co , pop 1,140
City Superintendent — A. a Payne
Principal High School— Ray R. Cromwell.
Morocco, Newton Co., pop 1,200.
City Superintendent — J P King
Principal High "School— Cayce Morrison
Mount Yernon, Posey Co , pop 5,568
Pres Bd Educ — Herman Rosenbaum
Sec Bd Educ — Charles T Johnson
City Superintendent — Edgar J Llewelyn.
Principal High School — 3D W Montgomery
Supv Music & Drawing1 — May Dorsey
Manual Training1 — Harry Calvert.
Domestic Science — Dora Prenzel
Com'l & Stenog'y— Lydia M Wall.
Mulberry, Clinton Co., pop 750
Weidner Institute, prep , co-ed , Luth
Muncle, Delaware Co , pop. 24,005
Pres Bd. Bduc — T F Rose
Sec Bd Educ— R, Milt. Retherford.
City Superintendent — Benjamin F Moore.
Principal High School — L T Turpln.
Slipv Music — Alice H Jones.
Manual Training — H M Roberts
Domestic Science — Clara E Parker
Physical Culture— Marvin H Markle.
Draw and Penmanship— J W Rhoads
Com'l and Stenog'y — E J Borten.
Indiana Business College, bus and sten.,
co-ed , Charles C Crlng, Manager
Muncie Normal1 Institute, private normal,
nor , bus , music and manual training, co-
ed , est 1»12, M D Kelly, President
Kappanee, Elkhart Co , pop, 2,500.
City Superintendent — -Charles F Miller
Principal High School — A. E Jeffrey
New Albany, Floyd Co , pop 20,629.
Pres Bd. Educ — Charles Day
Sec Bd. Educ — Earl S Gevln
New Albany — continued
City Superintendent — Harry A. Buerk.
Principal High School— C B McLton.
Supv Music — Anton Embs
Manual Training — C E Richards
Domestic Science — Minta Mclniddy
Drawing* — Maud Barger
Phy Cult & Pen'shlp — Harriet Bullert.
Bryant & Stratton Business College, Q W
Schwartz, Prln
New Albany Business College, bus amd
sten , est 1865 H O Keeallng President
St. Mary's Academy, bus and sten., Sister
M Bonaventura, Pres
Newbnrg, Warrick Co , pop 1,425
City Superintendent— W Jordan.
Principal High School — Helen Posey
Newcastle, Henry Co, pop 9,448
City Superintendent — Elmer W Lawrence.
Prln. High School— Mrs. Rosa R^Miekels.
New Harmony, Posey Co , pop 1,480
City Superintendent — W V Mangrum.
Principal High School — -V V Allen
Noblesvllle, Hamilton Co , pop. 5,078.
Fres Bd Educ — A. A. Glenn
Sec Bd Educ — E L Sturdevant.
City Superintendent — Emmet C Stopher
Principal High School— C F Bradshaw
Supv Music — Edith L Hemingway
Manual Training— O M. WalthalL
Domestic Science — Lillian Flnley
North Judson, Starke Co , pop 1,140.
City Superintendent — J Allen Barr
Principal High School-— Lois Craig; Foust.
North Manchester, Wabash Co., pop. 2,500.
Free Bd Educ— C F Smith
Sec Bd. Educ — O H Fox
City Superintendent — A L Ulrey
Principal High School— G W Martin
Supv Mus & Dom. Scl — Meda Sexton
Manual Training — G- D Qarber
Penmanship— IS 3D B.arnhart»
Manchester College, prep , co-ed., Gtr
Bapt., 18 M. Crouch, Pres
North Ternon, Jennings Co , pop, 2,915.
City Superintendent — George P Weedman.
Principal High School — H. C Whitacre.
Notre Dame, St. Joseph Co , pop. 1,000
St Edward's Hall, School of Notre Dame
for boys under 18 years, Bro Sylvanus,
CSC, Director
St. Mary's College and Academy, girls'
boarding, R. C , Mother M Pauline, Su-
perior
University of Notre Dame, comprises Col-
lege of Science (Biology, Chemistry and
Pharmacy), Colleges of Engineering, Law,
Architecture and Preparatory School;
men, R C , est. 1842, Rev John Cava-
naugh, C & C., D. D , Pres.
University of Notre Dame College of En-
gineering, courses in Civil, Mechanical,
Electrical, Mining and Chemical Engineer-
ing, Martin MoOue, M S, C. E, Dean
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Notre Dame — continued
University of Notre Dame, College of Phar-
macy phar , men, eat 1898, Robert L
Green Ph G Dean
University of Notre Dame, Law Department,
law, men William Hoynes, LL D, Dean
Oakland City, Gibaon Co , pop 2,100
Pres Bd Educ — Dr R S Mason
Sec Bfl Educ — Louis Deutsch
City Superintendent — W R Hough
Principal High School — Garret Rlckard
Supv MUB & Draw — Myrtle M Posey
Domestic Science — Clemma Wallace
Oakland City College, prep, co-ed , Ger
Bapt , W F Dearlng, Prin
Odon, Davless Co, pop 1,090
City Superintendent — Lawrence Maher
Principal High School — Grant Callahan
Oldenburg, Franklin Co , pop 1,025
Academy of the Immaculate Conception,
girls' boarding, R C , Sister M Veron-
ica, Prin
Orleans, Orange Co , pop 1,320
City Superintendent — Charles Sandlfur
Principal High School— Mabel Hindi
Osgood, BIpley Co , pop 1,150
City Superintendent— Thomas Smith
Principal High School — L B Stinnet.
Owensvllle, Gibson Co, pop 1,100
City Superintendent — C Fred Boren
Principal High School — Florence E Spore
Oxford, Benton Co , pop 1,150
City Superintendent — Lenn J Oare
Principal High School— Wilbur F Smith
Paoli, Orange Co , pop 1,860
City Superintendent— R B Henley
Principal High School — Charles Silvers
Farker, Randolph Co , pop 1,025
City Superintendent — Roy C Keever
Principal High School — Lora Canada.
Fendleton, Madison Co, pop 1,600
City Superintendent — E. D Allen
Principal High School— H C Reid.
Fennvllle, Jay Co, pop 1,050
City Superintendent — Albert Porter
Principal High School — Daisy Edmundson.
Fern, Miami Co , pop. 10,910
Pres Bd Educ-— Chas R Hughes
Sec Bd Educ — Michael Burke
City Superintendent — H L Hall
Principal High School — E D Gordon
Drawing — Edith Kate Cotton
Penmanship — Laura Jane Breokenridge
Petersburg, Pike Co , pop 2,000
City Superintendent— Owen J Neighbours.
Principal High School — W E Treanor
Flamfleld, Hendrlcks Co., pop. 1,125.
City Superintendent — Murray A. Dolman.
Principal High School — J P Johnson
Plalnfleld— con tinued
Central Academy, prep , co-ed , Friends,
Prof Cosan, Prin
Indiana Boys' School, state Indust , est
1868, E E Yorke, Supt
Plymouth, Marshall Co , pop 8,800
Pres Bd Educ — L M Lauer
Sec Bd Educ — H A Armstrong
City Superintendent— O E McDowell
Principal High School — Homer W Dutter
Supv Mus and Draw — Adelaide McGuire.
Manual Training— Edward Cook
Domestic Science — Bernlce Smith
Pen' ship and Com'l — Leonore Sullivan
St Michael's Academy, prep , boys' board-
ing, R. C , est 1870, Sister M Pulcherla,
Prin
Portland, Jay Co, pop 5,130
City Superintendent — Grant E Derbyshire,
Principal High School— C O Mitchell
Princeton, Gibson Co, pop 6,448
Pres Bd Educ — E E Noble
Sec Bd Educ — H G May
City Superintendent — James W Stott
Prin High School — Geo W McReynolds.
Drawing — Edna Lowry
Redkey, Jay Co , pop 8,880
City Superintendent — H W Bortner
Principal High School — Walter M Baker
Remington, Jasper Co , pop 1,200
City Superintendent — H. O Burgess
Principal High School— L B HowelL
Rensselaer, Jasper Co, pop 2,859
City Superintendent — W tf Clarke
Principal High School — C Ross Dean
St Joseph's College, boys' boarding, R. C.;
est 1891, Rev Aug Selfert, President
Margaret Watts De Peyster School for
Girls, conducted by the Deaconesses of
the M E Church
Richmond, Wayne Co, pop 22,824.
Pres Bd Educ — M F Johnston
Sec Bd Educ— Sarah Hill
City Superintendent — J T Giles
Principal High School— John F Thompson.
Supv Music — Ralph C Sloane
Manual Training— A B Roy
Domestic Science — Kltura Parsons
Physical Culture— Clara Comstook.
Drawing — Alice G Locke
Commercial— E R Helman
Earlham College, coll , music, domestic sci-
ence, co-ed , Friends, est 1846, Robert
Lincoln Kelly, LL D , President
Richmond Business College, bus , sten. an*
teleg , co-ed, est 1857, L B Campbell,
Mgr
Bidgevffle, Randolph Co , pop 1,180
City Superintendent — Marcellus S* Craig;
Principal High School — J E McFarland
Rising Sim, Ohio Co , pop 1,518.
City Superintendent — Lev! J Driver
Principal High School — Ada M Paine.
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INDIANA
Boachoale, Putnam Co , pop 1,025.
City Superintendent — Philip B Hutcheson.
Prln. High School— MarfKfe L Rollback.
Rochester, Pulton Co , pop 8,864
Pres Bd Hduc — C V Leonard
Sec Bd Educ — Harry Wilson
• City Superintendent — A. L Whltmer
High School Principal — R C Johnson
, &upv MUB and Draw — Claudia Stevenson
Rockport, Spencer Co., pop. 26,970.
Pres Bd. Bduc — S H Jennings
Sec Bd Bduc — J R Lang
City Superintendent — F 8 Morganthaler
Principal High School— J A Bays
Supv Music — Anna Arznevdt
Manual Training — Rev Dlehl
Domestic Science — Mary Hall
Drawing — Laura Wright
Rockvffle, Parka Oo , pop 8,100.
City Superintendent — John A Llnebarger
Principal High School — Frank H Wheeler
Rolling Prairie, iLaporte Oo.
Interlaken School, boys, prep . boarding,
non-sect, est 1907, Edward. A. Rumely,
M D, Prln
Rushvllle, Bush Oo , pop 5,000
Pres Bd Bduc — J T Arbuckle
Sec Bd Educ — Rush G Budd
City Superintendent — Joseph H SoholL
Principal High School — H B Wilson.
Supv Mus and Dom Sol— Helen M Scott
Dom Sci and Draw — Henrietta Coleman
Manual Training — Anna Fisher
St. Mary's, Vlffo Oo , pop 175
St. Mary's of the Woods Academy, girls'
boarding, R. C , est. 1840, Sister Su-
perior
St Melnrad, Spencer Oo, pop 575.
St Melnrad College, theol , men, R. C.,
est 1857, Rt Rev A Sohmltt, O S. B,
Pres.
Salem, Washington Oo , pop 8,050.
City Superintendent — R. B Cavanaugh.
Principal High School — Qeorge H Telle,
Scottsbnrg, Scott Oo , pop 1,500
City Superintendent — H G Knight
Principal High School— Agnes B Wilson
Seymour, Jackson Oo , pop 6,805.
City Superintendent— Thomas A Mott.
Principal High School — Kate Andrews
Shelbyvllle, Shelby Oo , pop 9,500
Pres Bd Bduc — A F Wray.
Sec Bd Educ — W Frank Ewlng
City Superintendent — J W Holton
Principal High School — J C Edwards.
Supv Music — Martin B Chenhall
Manual Training — Clinton H Gamble
Domestic Science — Ola Billxuaee.
Draw and Pen'shlp— Florence C Monlson
Sheridan, Hamilton Oo , pop. 1,800.
City Superintendent — H a Moreland.
Principal High School— J W Kirk.
Shoal, Martin Oo, pop 1,015.
City Superintendent — O H Greist
Principal High School— Clyde M. Chattln.
South Bend, St Joseph Co., pop 58,684
Pres Bd Educ— Gea A KnoblocK.
Sec Bd Bduc— J E Keff
City Superintendent — L, j Montgomery
Principal High School— Frederick A. Sims.
Supv Music— Effle E Harman
Manual Training— H M Appleman.
Domestic Science — Ada A. Hlllier
Physical Culture — Edward Koenig
Drawing — Edith Phelps
Penmanship — Cora A Ney
Commercial — W E Hostetler.
Stenography — Ralph. Wells
Indiana Institute and School of Music, mu-
sic and expression, est. 1907, Mrs Lutie
Baker Gunn, Dlr
Kelly Business School, bus and sten.,
est 1906, Burt Kelly, Principal, 120 E
Wayne Street
St Joseph's Academy, girls' day, primary
to academic, R C , est 1865, Slater M
Francis Clare, Superior
South Bend Conservatory of Music; mus,
ora and dram , est 1906, Milton B Grif-
fith, Director, Main and Center Sta
South Bend Commercial College, bus. and
sten., est. 1905, C A Arnold, Prln.
Thomas School of Stenography and Type-
writing, est 1910, Burton R Thomas,
Principal, American Trust Bldg
South Whltley, Whltley Co , pop. 1,280
City Superintendent— W W Strain
Principal High School — George C Llndsey
Spencer, Owen Oo , pop 2,150.
City Superintendent — C Truman Gray
Principal High School — S F Stewart
Splceland, Henry Oo , pop 690
Splceland Academy, prep , co-ed , Friends,
Homer H Cooper, A. M, Supt
Sullivan, Sullivan Oo , pop 4,000
City Superintendent — W R Curtis.
Principal High School — E B. Snarr
SummltvUJe, Madison Oo, pop 1,550.
City Superintendent — C B Greene.
Principal High Sohool-^J A. Nudlng
Swayzee, Grant Oo, pop 1,850
City Superintendent — J O James.
Principal High School — J V Shannon.
Syracuse, Hosdnsko Oo , pop 1,400
City Superintendent — C C Baohman.
Principal High School — Fannie Nagle.
Tell City, Perry Oo, pop. 8,869
Pres Bd Bduc — Frank J Ress
Sec Bd Bduc — Dr W T Hargls
City Superintendent — Chris. Newman.
Terre Haute, Vlgo Oo , pop 58457
Pres Bd BJduc— W H Wiley
Sec Bd Bduc — Andrew O'Mara.
City Superintendent — Charles J Walts.
Prln Wiley H S — O B Connor
Prln. Garfleld H S— A. B Hlghley
Supv Music — Cheater L Tridlar
Manual Training— W C Garretson
Domestic Science — Laura H Shryer
Physical Culture — N G Wann
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INDIANA
Terre Uante — continued
Drawing — Rosa B Griffith
Commercial— Sherman Starkey
Stenography — Mary Cronm
Brown a Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1862, G W Brown, Pres
Indiana State l<ormal School, normal,
state, co-ed , eat 1870, Wm W Parsons,
Pres
King-Crawford Classical School, prep , co-
ed , non-sect , est 1907 Bertha Pratt
King and Mary Sinclair Crawford, Prin-
cipals, 90S S Sixth
Rose Polytechnic Institute courses in Me-
chanical, Electrical, Civil, Architectural,
and Chemical Engineering, men, est
1S74, Carl Leo Mees, Ph D, Pres
Terre Haute Veterinary College, men, est
1909, Samuel V Ramsey, D V S, Presi-
dent 222 S Third
Wabash Business College, bus and sten ,
est. 1902, M K. Alters, Prin
Thorntown, Boone Co , pop 1,600.
City Superintendent — Edward T Woodward
Principal High School — Carl Me Gannon
Tlpton, Ttpton Co , pop 4,600
City Superintendent — Charles F Patterson
Principal High School — Garnet G Dodds.
St. Joseph's Academy, girls' boarding, R.
C , Sister M Gertrude, Superior
Union City, Randolph Co , pop 8,800
City Superintendent— J W Stott
Principal High School — W J Morrison
Upland, Grant Co, pop 1,300
Pres Bd Bduc — John D Bell
Sec Bd Educ — date Poonnan.
City Superintendent— Luna Dickeraon
Principal High School — Jessie F Ballinger
Supv Music — C C Calderwood
Drawing— Mary Shilling
Taylor University, comprises the College,
Academy, School of Theology, of Oratory,
of Music, co-ed , M E , est 1846, Rev
Monroe Vayhinger, D D, President
Valparaiso, Porter Co , pop. 6,987
Pres Bd Bduc— P W Clifford.
Sec Bd Educ — J R Pagin
City Superintendent — Eugene Sklnkle
Principal High School— H M Jessee
Supv Music — Mildred Archer
Manual Training — W G Davis
Domestic Science— M J Mendenhall
Physical Culture — Mae MoKInnis,
Commercial— Mabel Young
Dodge's Institute of Telegraphy, ry and
wireless teleg , co-ed , est. 1874, George
M Dodge, President
Folk's School of Piano Tuning, piano tun-
ing, co-ed , est 1900, C C Polk, Prin
Valparaiso University, comprises Prepara-
tory, Collegiate, Normal Music, Law, Fine
Arts, Civil Engineering, Pharmacy, Com-
mercial, Medical, and Dental departments,
co-ed , non-sect , est 1878, Henry B
Brown, A M, President
Valparaiso University, School of Law, law,
co-ed , non-sect, est 1879, 1C J Bor-
man, Jr, A M, LL. B
Valparaiso — continued
Valparaiso University, School of Pharmacy,
co-ed, est 1898, J Newton Roe, So. D,
Dean
Valparaiso School of Photography, photog-
raphy, eat 1902, A H Reading, Prin.
Van Bnren, Grant Co , pop 1,070
City Superintendent— J L Henderson
Principal High School— H. H Scott
Veedersburg, Fountain Co , pop 1,750*
City Superintendent — J L Henderson.
Principal High School — H B Densford.
Vevay, Switzerland Co , pop 1,860
City Superintendent — Ernest Danglade
Principal High School — Julia L Knox.
Vlncennes, Knox Ce, pop 14,895.
Pres Bd Educ — F L Oliphant
Sec Bd Educ — John Downey
City Superintendent — Robert I Hamilton.
Principal High School — H G Newton.
Supv Mus and Pen ship — Mao Harshman.
Manual Training — Helen L Schwartz
Domestic Science — Ida B Wllhite
Physical Culture— Eleanor M Beach
Drawing — Lucy Williamson
Com'l and Stenog*y — Jay Smith
Penmanship— Mac Harshman
St Rose Academy, girls' boarding, R C ,
Sister St Cyrilla, Prin
Vlncennes Business College, bus and sten ,
J A. Caster, Manager
Vlncennes University, coll , co-ed., non-
sect , est 1806, Horace Ellis, Ph D, Pres
Wabash, Wabaeh Co , pop 8,687
Pres Bd Educ — S R Craig
Sec Bd Educ— V A Mattern
City Superintendent— Orvllle C Pratt
Principal High School— Owen J Neighbours
Supv Music — Ruth McConn
Manual Training — J E Radclifle
Domestic Science— Clara E Klrby
Drawing — Lucile Craig
Penmanship— F B Oneth
Commercial — C E Hostetler
Wftkarusa, EUduu* Co , pop 1,150
City Superintendent — W H Brlnson
Principal High School— B D Yaxian
Wftlkerton, St Joseph do , pop. 1,800.
City Superintendent — S J Shadel.
Principal High School — Max Miranda.
Warren, Huntlngton Co, pop l,ff£8
City Superintendent — R. J Walters.
Principal High School — Fred Barber
Warsaw, Koeclusko Co , pop 4,480.
City Superintendent — Horatio S. Kaufman.
Prin High School — Earnest B Freshwater
Washington, Davless Co , pop. 7.854.
Pres. Bd Educ— Dr T F Spink.
Sec Bd Educ — E E Forsythe
City Superintendent—William F AxtolL
Principal High School — Hamlet Allen
Supv Music— Lois Shirley
Domestic Science— Ethel B Reeve.
Draw and Pen'shlp — May Robinson.
Southern Indiana Business College, bus an*
sten., est 1906, Prin.
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Waterloo, Dekalb Co , pop 1,350.
City Superintendent — A. L Mondy
Principal High School — H. F Rumpf.
West Lafayette, Tlppeeanoe Co , pop 8,867
Pres Bd Hduc—B Williams,
Sec Bd Educ — Frank S Moore
City Superintendent — E H Robey
Principal High School — F A Buntsfield.
Supv Mus and Draw — Flora H Hill
Manual .Training — C J Dexter
Penmanship — Laura Breckenrldge.
Westfield, Hamilton Co , pop. 780
City Superintendent — H M Dixon
Principal High School— Ellen Pell
Union Bible Seminary, tr sch for ministers
and missionaries, co-ed , Friends, est
1911 William M Smith, Superintendent
Whiting, Lake Co., pop 6,687.
City Superintendent—Winifred W Holllday
WUllamsport, Warren Co , pop 1,850
City Superintendent — S. C Hanson.
Winchester, Randolph Co , pop 4,000
City Superintendent — Oscar R. Baker
Principal High School — C B. McKinney
Windfall, Tipton Co , pop. 1,000.
City Superintendent — F M. Hickman.
Principal High School — D Murrel Moore.
Wmamac, Fulaskl Co, pop, 1300
City Superintendent — C H Spaulding
Principal High School — Ray C Olmstead.
Wlnona Lake, Kosolnsko Co
Winona Academy for Boys, boys4 boarding.
non-sect., est 1902, F A Burtsfleld, A.
B, Principal
Winona College, coll, co-ed., non-sect,
Rev S C Dickey, President
Winona College of Agriculture, agri, men,
non-sect., eat. 1902, J C Breckenrldge,
A. M, Pres.
Winona Park School for Young Women,
girls' boarding, non-sect , est. 1905, Miss
Rose M. Clark, M. S, Prin
Winona Conservatory of Music, non-sect.,
co-ed., music, H. W Owens, Director
Greene Co , pop. 1,680*
W H«
Wo;
Pres Bd. 'Bduc — J W 'Hanson.
Sec Bd Educ— F N Miller
City Superintendent — H B Rizer
Principal High School — Fred Bourn.
Supv Music — Maude Delbrldge.
Manual Training — EJ B Rizer
Domestic Science — Mary Weatherwaz.
Wolf Lake, Noble Co , pop. 850.
City Superintendent— S H. Welty
Principal High School— M. R. Buckles.
Yorktown, Delaware Co, pop 1,000.
City Superintendent — John Brady
Principal High School— Luclle Hanna.
IOWA
Population, 2,224,771 School census, 677,004 School age, 5-21
Iowa is the fifteenth state of the Union m point o± population, having a total of
2,224,771 inhabitants, of whom 99 & per cent are white Of this number 12 3 per
cent , are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population ten
years of age and over, is 1 7 per cent , the state ranking first in this respect The
educational system of the state is as follows
STATE SUPEBINTENDENT'S OFFICE
ALBERT M DETOE, State Superintendent of Public Instruction . . . Des Homes
FRANK D JOSEPH, Deputy Superintendent . Des Monies
FEED L, MAHANNAH, Inspector of Normal Training Des Moinea
A O FULLER, JB , Inspector Graded ard High Schools Des Homes
J A WOODRUFF, Inspector Rural and Consolidated Schools Des Homes
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATIONAL EXAMINEES
ALBERT M DXTOB, State Superintendent, ex-offieio, President . Des Moines
VIOLA H SOHELL, Secretary . . . Des Moines
JOHN G BowaiAN, President State University of Iowa, ex-officio Iowa City
HOMER H SEERLEY, President State Teachers' College, ex-officio Cedar Falls
ABBHB S ABBOTT . Cedar Bapids
O. E FRENCH, Olerk of Uniform County Examinations . Des Molnei
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION
Iowa has no State Text-Book Commission, the question of free, uniform text-books
being optional with the school corporations except m counties having voted for county
uniformity when the county board adopts for the several schools.
IOWA STATE TEACHEBS' BEADING CIRCLE
ALBKET M DHYOB, President, ex-officio . . .Des Moines
CLARENCE MESSEE, Secretary Humboldt
O E GTTNDERSON, Treasurer Northwood
ELIZABETH BURGESS . . . .Ottuznwa
E J" FUELING New Hampton
CAROLTN FOBGRAVX ... . . Adel
IOWA STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
J H BEVJERIDGE, President Council Bluffs
O E SMITH, Secretary, . . . . ... ... Indianolm
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
countv Name and Address
Adair Adaline Brooks, Greenfield
Adams Mary Larson, Corning
Allamakee W I* Peck, Waukon
Appanoose
Mrs S S Webster, Centervllle
Audubon Ella M Stearns, Audubon
Benton Linnie Schloeman, Vinton
Black Hawk Margaret Myers, Waterloo
Bo one Gracla E Tucker, Boone
Bremer Mary Cretzmeyer, Waverly
Buchanan
G R Lockwood, Independence
Buena Vista H C Moehler, Storm Lake
Butler Irving G Hart, Allison
Calhoun Emma Keller, Rockwell City
Carroll W T Bohnenkamp, Carroll
Cass Jennie Ward. Atlantic
Cedar Ruby L Lewis, Tipton
Cerro Gordo C T Benson, Mason City
Cherokee Lew McDonald, Cherokee
Chickasaw
Miss E Swenumson, New Hampton
Clarke Bessie Hart, Osceola
Clay Mary E Riley, Spencer
Clayton C E Becker, Elkader
Clinton George E Farrell, Clinton
Crawford F N Olry, Denison
Dallas Carolyn Forgrave, Adel
Davis Agnes McConnell, Bloomfleld
Decatur Mabel Homer, Leon
Delaware G D Ribble, Manchester
Des Moines
Teresa Tiedemann, Burlington
Dickinson Jennie Bailey, Spirit Lake
Dubuque Harry B Smith, Dubuque
Emmet Miss Ida Davis, Estherville
Fayette Mrs Belle Thorpe, West Union
Floyd Miss Mary Korinke, Charles City
Franklin Delia McSwiggen, Hampton
Fremont Delia Simons, Sidney
Greene A J Oblinger, Jefferson
Grundy D R Earl, Grundy Center
Guthrie O G Hamilton, Guthrie Center
Hamilton E F Snow, Webster City
Hancock . J R. Baggs, garner
Hardin Miss Stoddard, Eldora
Harrison Mrs Susie Faith, Logan
Henry
Miss Carolyn Campbell, Mt. Pleasant
Howard Jina Fessenden, Cresco
Humboldt Clarence Messer, Humboldt
Ida . Wilson Jones, Ida Grove
Iowa Mary F McEachron, Marengo
Jackson E R. Stoddard, Maquoketa
Jasper Olive Shrlner, Newton
Bounty Name and Address
Jefferson June Chldester, Falrfleld
Johnson George H Mullen, Iowa City
Jones Kate Maurice, Anamosa
Keokuk Harry S McVicker, Sigourney
Kossuth Wilham Shirley, Algona
Lee E C Lynn, Donnellson
Linn .A. Bruce Alderman, Marion
Louisa Izola M Sweeney, Wapello
Lucas Myrtle A Dungan, Chariton
Lyon E T Oilman, Rock Rapids
Madison Carrie E Ludlow, Winterset
Mahaska
Miss Elizabeth She ah an, Oskaloosa
Marion Mrs Mae Goldlzen, Knoxville
Marshall
Miss Gertrude Miller, Marshalltown
Mills George E Masters, Glen wood
Mitchell C W Bond, Osage
Monona Ella M Gardner, Onawa
Monroe Myrta Harlow, Albia
Montgomery Clara L CowgilL Red Oak
Muscatine E D Bradley, Muscatme
O'Brien J J Billingsly, Frimghar
Osceola Mary De Boos, Sibley
Page Mrs Sarah Huftalen, Clarinda
Palo Alto Margaret Ryan, Emmetsburg
Plymouth Anna Donahue, Le Mara
Pocahontas
Grace D Bradshaw, Pocahontas
Polk Pearl DeJarnette, Des Moines
Pottawattamie
F J Puryear, Council Bluffs
Poweshiek Estella Coon, Brooklyn
Ringgold Etta J Rider, Mt Ayr
Sac John R Slacks, Sac City
Scott Henry E Ronge, Davenport
Shelby Rose M. Parker, Harlon
Sioux F E Fuller, Orange City
Story Miss Maud Wakefleld, Nevada
Tama Mary A Richards, Toledo
Taylor Dessie Jones, Bedford
Union Lora Lipsett. Creston
Van Buren Lizzie Meredith, * Keosauq.ua
Wapello Mrs Eliz Burgess, Ottumwa
Warren . W M. McGee, Indianola
Washington . «
Minnie Connor, Washington
Wayne Mrs A. K PIttard, Corydon
Webster Mary A. Carey, Fort Dodge
Winnebago L C Brown, Forest City
Wmneshiek H E Miller, Decorah
Woodbury T B Marris, Correctionville
Worth Bella Lansrud, North wood
Wright M L Howel, Clarion
PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Ackley, Hardin Co, pop 1,244
City Superintendent — H B Mitchell
Principal High School — C H Paulson
Sacred Heart Academy, prep , co-ed , R.
C , eat 1884, Slater M Butropia, Supe-
rior
Ackworth, Warren Co , pop 134
Ackworth Academy, prep , co-ed , Friend* ,
Ada Elite, Pria.
Adel, Dallas Co, pop 1,289
City Superintendent — Frank Lindexnan
Principal H S— -E3 Grace Taylor
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Afton, Union Co , pop 1,014.
City Superintendent — J W Radebaugh
Principal H. S — Florence Benson
Akron* Plymouth Co, pop
City Superintendent — H O Swlngen
St Joseph'* Parochial School, prep , co-
ed., R a, eat 1904, Rev D K. Hur-
ley, Priii.
Albia, Monroe Co., pop 4,969
City Superintendent — G W Wlllett
Prln H S— Q W Wlllett
Algona, KoMUth Co, pop 2,908
City Superintendent — J F Overmeyer
Prln H S— M J Coate.
Alta, Bnena Vista Co, pop 1,000
City Superintendent— A E Harrison
Prin. H S— Edna M Windoff
Evangelical Lutheran School, prep , co-ed ,
est 1881, Rev H. Wehking, Pres
Alton, Sioux Co, pop 1,046
City Superintendent — Anna Oeorgen
Prln. H. a— M R Both
St Mary's Academy, prep , co-ed., R. C ,
est. 1885, Rev F J Brune, Prln.
Ames, Story Co, pop 4,228
Pres Bd. Bduc— Prof W H Meeker.
See. Bd Bduc— J R Harrison.
City Superintendent — Frank W Hicks
Principal High School — Carl M Bair
Supv Mus. and Draw — Mary Louise Lee.
Manual Training— Henry Glese.
Domestic Science — Mabel Adams.
Penmanship — Roy 13 GilL
Com'l and Stenog-y— Ida M. Boyd,
Iowa State College of Agriculture and Me-
chanic Arts, courses In Agriculture, Engi-
neering, General Science, and Veterinary
Medicine, co-ed., state, est 1868, Ray-
mond A Pearson, A M, President
Iowa State College, Division of Agriculture,
courses In agronomy, dairying, animal
husbandry, horticulture, forestry, home
economics, Charles Franklin Curtlss, M
S. A , Dean
Iowa State College, Division of Engineer-
ing, courses In Ceramics, Civil, Electri-
cal, and Mining Engineering, Anson Mar-
ston, C E , Dean
Iowa State College, Division of Veterinary
Medicine, est 1884, C H Stange, D V Sf
Dean
Anamosa, Jones Co, pop 0,988
Pres Bd Educ — C B Paul
Sec Bd Eduo—E F Miller
City Superintendent — T M Clevenger
Principal High School— F P Walker
Supv Music — W E Pollard.
Anita, Cass Co, pop 1,118
City Superintendent — C M Parker
Prin H S— Luettea Knights
Arcadia, Carroll Go, pop. 890
German School, prep , co-eA., A Bemer,
Prin
St John's School, prep , co-ed , R. C .
Franciscan Sisters
Ashton, Osceola Co , pop S18.
St Joseph s School . prep , co-ed , R C ,
est 1889, Rev J P Hoffman, Pres
Atkins, Benton Co, pop 260
Evangelical Lutheran College, prep , co-
ed , Evan Luth , Rev C A Krog, Pres
Atlantic, Cass Co , pop 4,560
City Superintendent — W F Cramer
Prin H S — Anna O Temple
Supv Music — Margaret Sullivan
Andnbon, Audubon Co , pop 1,928
City Superintendent — Harry P Smith
Prln H S — O E Lauterbach
Avoca, Pottawattamle Co, pop 1,520
City Superintendent — Prof Schmidt.
Prin H S — Gertrude Crane
Bancroft, Cossutb Co, pop. 880.
City Superintendent — Hugh Cooper
St. John's Parochial School, prep , co-ed.,
R C , est 1900, Rev A. J Schemxnel,
Prln.
Bedford, Taylor Co, pop 1,888
City Superintendent — E W Goetoch.
Prin H. S— Winifred Siberts.
Belle Plaine, Scott Co , pop 8,121.
Pres Bd. Bduc — 3 Wertheim
Sec Bd Educ — G R Ahrens
City Superintendent — Arthur W Crane
Principal High School — Flora Fifer
Supv Music — Ruth Clapp
Man Tr & Dom Scl — Mary McDonald
Belmond, Wright Co, pop 1,224
City Superintendent — Paul J Scarbo
Prin H S— Ethel Hicks.
Bloomfield, Davis Co, pop* 2,028.
City Superintendent — Wilbur York
Prin H S— Buell I McCash
Southern Iowa Normal School, nor and
bus , co-ed , est 1874, H C Brown,
Pres
Boone, Boone Co, pop 10,847
Pres Bd Bduc.— James McMeehan.
Sec Bd. Educ— J J Suell.
City Superintendent — Ernest C Meredith
Principal High School — C C Ball
Supv Music — Alice Hartman
Manual Training— Ferdinand Daehler
Domestic Science — Louise Rome
Drawing— Nellie Harvey
Com'l and 8tenog*y — G G Gudmundson*
Boone Business College, bus and sten , est
1905, Daniel Crowley, Principal
Ransomerlan Business School, bus , sten ,
L A Lincoln, Bupt, Mason Bldg
Sacred Heart School, prep , co-ed., R a,
est 1887, Sisters of Charity, Sister M.
Agreda, Superior
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran School,
prep , co-ed , Paul L* Schaefer, Prin.
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Breda* Carroll Co , pop 874
St Bernard' a School, prep , co-ed., R C »
est 1880, Hey G H Luehrmann, Prin.
Brltt, Hancock Co , pop 1,808
City Superintendent — J L. Harper
Prin H S — Carrie Mason
Brooklyn, Foweshlek Co , pop 1,883
City Superintendent — J E Miller
Burlington, DCS Molnes Co, pop 24,824
Fres Bd Bduc — C C Clark
Sec Bd EJduc — D S Cooper
City Superintendent — Whittier L Hanson
Principal High School — G A Brown
Supv Mualc— W L Sheets!
Manual Training— A C Duncan
Domestic Science — Kate I*. Brown
Supv Wr and Dr — Emma Foster
Commercial — H A Alvis
Stenography — Helen Fichtner
Elliott's Business College, bus and iten.,
eat. 1879, G W Elliott, Fres
First German Evangelical School, prep .
co-ed , Evan Luth , Charles Franke,
Prln
Our Lady of Lourdes Academy, prep , co-
ed , R C , est 1875, Sister Mary Elvira,
Superior
St. Cecilia's Academy, prep , girls. R C .
Sister M Navies, Superior
St John's Parochial School, prep , co-ed ,
R. C., est. 1885. Thos Burk, Prin
Calmar, Wlnneshlek Co, pop 1,008
St. Aloysius Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister M Ursula, Superior
Carroll, Carroll Co, pop 8,546
City Superintendent — W H. Gemmell
Prin H S— Dwight T Swing
St. Angela's Institute, prep , co-ed , R. C ,
Bister M Adolphine, Superior *
Bt Joseph's School, prep , co-ed , R C .
Franciscan Sisters
St Peter's and St Paul's School, prep ,
co-ed , R C , Sister Superior
Cascade, Dubuque Co, pop. 1,268.
City Superintendent — Sadie Conlin.
St. Martin's Academy, prep , co-ed-. Rev
L Roche, Prln.
St Mary's Academy, prep , co-ed , R C.,
Rev J B Alberts, Pres
Cedar Falls, Blackhawk Co, pop 5,012
Pres Bd Educ.— J L Bailey
Sec Bd Educ— W T M. Aitken.
City Superintendent — Bruce Francis
Prin H S — Stena Hansen
Supv Music — Mrs. Isabe Lommls
Manual Training— Frank Ward.
Domestic Science — Etta Craxnton.
Draw and Pen'ship— Edith Ufford.
Com'l and Stenog*y — Ruth Douglas.
Iowa State Teachers' College, professional
teachers' training courses, state, co-ed ,
est. 1876 , Homer H Seerley, LL D , Pres
fit. Mary's School, prep , co-ed , R C ,
est. 1891, Sister M Ferdinand, Superior
Cedar Rapids, Unn Co., pop 32,811.
Pres Bd. Educ — Dr W Ruml.
Sec Bd. Educ— J M. Ingold.
City Superintendent — Joseph J McConnell
Prin H S— Abbie S Abbott.
Supv Music — Alice C Inskeep
Supv Drawing — Emma Gratton
Manual Training — C A. Lefevre.
Domestic Science — Mary Halght
Commercial — Ira Hlbbard
Stenography — Olga Yondracek.
Cedar Rapids Business College, bus and
sten , est 1879. G E King, Prln
Coe College, comprises Liberal Arts, Sub-
Freshman and Music Departments, co-
ed , Presb , est. 1881, John A. Marquis,
D D , LL D , Fres.
Sacred Heart Academy, girls* prep , R C ,
Sisters of Mercy
St Joseph's Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister Mary Agatha, Superior
CentervtBe, Appaaoose Co, pop 9,926
City Superintendent— H O Field.
Supv Music — Maude Edmonds
Supv Wr & Dr— Lillian Shank
Charlton, Lucas Co , pop 8,794
City Superintendent — J C McGlade.
Prln H S— Herbert C Snyder
Blackburn's Academy, prep , co-ed , Rev
Blackburn, Prin
Charlton Commercial College, bus and
sten . est 1904, J W O' Bryan, Prop
Charles City, Floyd Co pop 5,892
City Superintendent — Frank T Vasey
Prin High School— Miss Ruth Wellemeyer
Academy of the Immaculate Conception,
prep , co-ed R. C , est 1896, Rev P J
McGrath. Principal
Charles City College, coll, prep and com'I
depts , co-ed , M E , est 1891, William
P Finke, LItt D, Acting President
Charlotte, Clinton Co , pop 856
German Lutheran Parochial School, prep ,
co-ed , Evan Luth , Rev H Neimand,
Prin
Charter Oak, Crawford Co , pop, 784
German Lutheran Parochial School, prep ,
co-ed , Luth , est 1890, Rev A Anstein,
Prin ^
Cherokee, Cherokee Co, pop 4,884
City Superintendent — L H Maus
Prin H, S— Minnie Petrashek.
Supv Music— Helen Wittich
Cincinnati, Appaaoose Co, pop 1,855
City Superintendent — T D Kirtrpatrick
Clare, Webster Co, pop 299.
St Matthew's School, prep , co-ed , R. C ,
est 1892, Rev Matthew Darcy, Prln
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Clarence, Cedar Go , pop 675
City Superintendent — J K Nevln
^Prin H S— Alice Frink.
German Evangelical St John's School
prep , co-ed , Evan Luth , C Schulmel-
strat, Prin
Clarinda, Page Co , pop 8,832
Pres Bd ffiduc — H R Spry
Sec Bd Educ — Earl Peters
City Superintendent — F A Henderson
Principal High School—a W Garrard.
Manual Training— Allen Shank.
Domestic Science — Lillian 1C. Schell,
Com'l and Stenog*y — Maude Searl
Clarion, Wright Co, pop 2,06ft
City Superintendent — B E Meyers
Prin H S— Alice McCredle
Clear Lake, Cerro Gordo Co , pop 2,014
City Superintendent — H W Chehock
Principal High School — Mayme Smith
Clinton, Clinton Co , pop 25,577
Pres Bd Educ — C H George
Sec Bd Educ— A H Paddock.
City Superintendent — Ozro P Bostwlck
Prin H S— Ardella M Billings
Supv Music — Nellie Poor-man
Supv Man Tr — Theo Carstensen
Domestic Science — Clarissa Schuyler
Drawing— Nellie G Witters.
Stenography — Anna E Balkwell
Clinton Business College bus and sten ,
est. 1855, B J Heflin, Pres
German Lutheran Parochial School, prep ,
co-ed , Evan Luth , F Melchert, Prin
Mount St Clare Academy, girls' boarding,
R C , est 1893, Sister M Paul, Su-
perior
Sacred Heart School, prep , co-ed . R C ,
est 1893, Rev F Brinkman, Pres
St Mary's School, prep , co-ed , R C , Sis-
ter Mary Justa, Prin
St Patrick's Academy, prep , co-ed , R
C , est 1891, Rev J A Murray Prin
Wartburg College, German coll , men,
Luth , est 1868, John Frltschel, Pres
Colfax, Jasper Co , pop 1,200
City Superintendent — S A Potts
Principal High School — Miss Juno Baker
College Springs, Page Co, pop 626
City Superintendent — T B Young
Prin H S— Eva Plank
Music — Thos H Hamilton
ilumbns Junction, Louisa Co, pop 1,185
City Superintendent — Qeo W Weber
Prin H S— R M Wrlgley
Coon Rapids, Carroll Co , pop. 1,084.
City Superintendent — Holland Meyers
Prin H S — Cornelia DeCook
Corning, Adams Co , pop 1,702
City Superintendent — Robert ID Long
Principal High School — Laura Hlnkhouse
Corydon, Wayne Co, pop 1,669
City Superintendent — Harry D Kle«
Prin H S— Vera E Moore
Council Bluffs, Pottawattamle Co, pop 29,-
292
Pres Bd Educ — Emmet Tlnley
Sec Bd Educ — J J Hughes
City Superintendent — John H Beveridge
Prin H S— J E Marshall
Supv Music — Grace Barr
Manual Training— G L Daubenspeck.
Domestic Science — Grace Ryan
Draw and Pen' ship— Rachael Thomas
Hammlll Commercial College, com'l, sten ,
nor , est 1904, W J Hammlll, Principal
St Francis Academy, girls boarding, R
C Sister Mary Chlonia Prin
St Joseph's School boys' prep , R C , est.
1880 Very Rev Patrick Smith, Pres
St Peter's School, prep , boys, R C , est
1888, Rev P Herman, Prin
Western Iowa College, coll, prep, nor,
E P Miller, M A Pres
Cresco, Howard Co , pop 2,658
City Superintendent — H L Nearpaes
Prin H S— A Q Tiss
St Josephs School, prep, co-ed, R C,
Sister Mary VIvtna, Superior
School of the Assumption, prep , R C ,
Sister Enthalia, Superior
Oreston, Union Co, pop 6,924
Pres Bd Educ— Henry Detexing
Sec Bd Educ — Scott Armstrong
City Superintendent — Adam Pickett
Principal High School — Jennie MoEachem.
Supv Music — Kathryn Powers
Manual Training— S M Law
Domestic Science — Ruth Thompson
Commercial — G C Grunwall
Stenography — Hazel Reynolds
Creaton Business College bus and sten ,
co-ed , non-sect , eat 1906 T E Walker,
P"rin
Danbury, Woodbury Co , pop 480
St Patrick's Academy, prep , co-ed , R
C est 1887, Rev T Meaghen, Pres
Davenport, Scott Co, pop 48,028
Pres Bd Educ — W R Weir
Sec Bd Educ— J D McCollister
City Superintendent — Frank L Smart.
Prin H S — Geo E Marshall
Supv Music — Ernst Otto
Manual Training — Frank L Hann
Domestic Science — Margaret Gleason.
Physical Culture— William Reuter
Drawing — Lillian Fliege
Penmanship— Edith Heden
Commercial — W R Baker
Stenography — Gertrude Harvey
Academy of Immaculate Conception, prep ,
R C , est 1860, Sister Mary Isabelle,
Superior
Brown's Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1901, George L Kemper, Prin
German-Lutheran Zion School, prep , co-
ed , Luth , Rev C Holterman, Prin.
Ida Institute, prep , co-ed , est 1883, Ida
M Burrows, Prin
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Davenport — continued.
Sacred Heart Cathedral School, prep , co-
ed , R C , J T A. Flanagan, Prin
St Ambrose College, boys* boarding, R. C ,
eat 1882, Rev J F Shannahan, Pres
St Anthony's School, prep , co-ed , R C ,
est 1853, Sisters of Charity
St Mary's School, prep and high school,
girls, R C , Sisters of the Holy Cross
St Katherlne's School, girls boarding and
day, P E , est 1884, Sister Esther. Su-
perior
Decorah, Winneshiek Co , pop 8,502
City Superintendent — Eva M Fleming
Prin. H S — E V Day
Immaculate Conception Academy, prep ,
co-ed , R C , est 1896, Sister Mary
Agnes, Superior
Luther College, coll , men, Luth , est.
1861, Rev C K. Preus, B A,, Free
Norwegian Lutheran School, prep , co-ed ,
Evang Luth , est. 1902 f I B Torrison,
Prin
Yalder College, nor, bus and sten , co-ed ,
non-sect , est 1888, C H Valder, Pres
Denlson, Crawford Co, pop 8,138
Pres. Bd Bduc— Albert Helsley
Sec Bd Educ— W C Rollins
City Superintendent— C B Humphrey
Principal High School — G B Myers.
Supv Music — Beatrice Lally
Manual Training — Jacob Johnson
Domestic Science — Rachel DeWolf
Denison Normal and Business College, nor ,
private, co-ed , est 1893, W C Van
Ness, A M, Pres
German Parochial School, prep , co-ed ,
Evan Luth , J Hll&endorf, Prin
St Rose Academy, prep , co-ed , R C .
Rev P J Farrelly, Pres
Denmark, "Lee Co, pop 800
Denmark Academy , prep co-ed , Cong ,
est 1843, .George F Hayes, Prin
Des Molnes, Polk Co , pop 86,868
Pres Bd Educ— J A McKhmey
Sec Bd Educ— A. L Clinlte.
City Superintendent — Z C. Thornburg
Supv Man Tr — R C Woolman
Supv Music — Francis Wright
Supv Drawing — Frances Keffer
Supv Kindergarten — Bessie Park
Supv Phy Tr — Margaret McKee
Supv Dom Scl — Eleanor Holloway
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
East High School, H 18th and Walker
Sts , May Goodrell, Priru
North High School. 8th and College Ave.;
J G Grundy, Prin
West High School, 15th. and Center Sts.,
Maurice Ricker, Prin.
Academy of the Visitation , prep , co-ed. ,
R C , Father Nugent, Pres
Capital City Commercial College, bus and
sten , est 1884, B F Williams, Presi-
dent, 10th & Walnut Sts
Clarke's School, prep , co-ed , non-sect.,
Rachel C. Clarke, PrUu
Des Molnes — continued
Des Molnes College, comprises College of
Liberal Arts, School of Education, of
Fine Arts, of Oratory, Conservatory of
Music, and Preparatory School, co-ed ,
Bapt , est 1865 , John A. Barl, D D ,
President, 10th and College
Des Molnes College of Dental Surgery,
Drake University, dent., co-ed , est 1898,
Frederick Knott, D D S , Dean
Des Molnes Musical College, music, co-ed ,
M L Bartlett, Director
Des Moines Still College of Osteopathy, co-
ed , est 1898, S L Taylor, M D, D O,
President, 1422 W Locust
Drake University , comprises College of Lib-
eral Arts, Bible, Law, Medicine, Dentil-
try, School of Education and Institute of
Fine Arts, co-ed., non-sect, eat 1881,
Hill McClelland Bell, LL, D, Pres.
Drake University, College of Fine Arts,
Conservatory of Music, Music Supervisors'
Department, Dramatic Art, Drawing and
Painting, Harry M. Cowper, Dean.
Drake University, College of Dentistry,
dent , co-ed , est 1908, •William H De
Ford, D D S, M D, Dean
Drake University, School of Bdnoattoft,
teachers' courses, William F Barr, A. M.,
Director
Drake University, College of Law, law, co-
ed , eat 1875, Edward B Evans, LL. D,
Dean
Drake University, College of Medicine,
med. , reg , co-ed , est 1886 , William W.
Pearson, M D , Dean
Drake University, College of the Bible,
theol , co-ed , Christ, Sherman Kirk, A.
M, Dean
Enna Conservatory of Music, mus , est
1897, Emil Enna, Director
Grand View College, prep , co-ed , Evang
Luth , est 1895, E Wagner, Pres.
Highland Park College, comprises Acad-
emy, Normal, Liberal Arts, Engineering,
Pharmacy and Chemistry, Music, Oratory,
Commerce and Correspondence School,
Presb , est 1889, Rev George P Magill,
President
Highland Park College of Pharmacy and
Chemistry, co-ed , est 1890, Elbert O
Kagy, Ph Q-, Dean.
Highland Park College of Engineering,
Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Sanitary
and Chemical Engineering, Adolph Shane,
E E , Dean
Highland Park College of Commerce, bus.,
sten and teleg , C A. Wessell, Dean.
Hohenschuh-Carpenter College of Embalm-
ing, embalming, co-ed., est 1902, Wm.
S Carpenter, M D , Sec , Security Bldg
Holmes Optical College, opthalmology, co-
ed , est 1895. Harry P Holmes, Oph
D, Pres
towa Business College, bus and. sten , est
1865, Charles Duncan McGregor, Pres
Iowa College of Pharmacy, Drake Uni-
versity, phar , co-ed, est 1888, Wm
Stevenson, Dean
People's Commercial and Bowen Business
College, bus and sten , B W Bowen,
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Ruifrok School of Music, mus , co-ed , eat
1904, Henri W J Ruifrok, Director, 814
K. P Block
St Ambrose Academy prep co-ed R C ,
Sister M Olympla, Superior
St Joseph's Academy, girl's boarding, R
C , Slater Superior
Dewitt, Clinton Co , pop 1,634
City Superintendent — Margaret Buchanan
Prln H. S-— Delia Reilly
Supv Music — Nellie Poorman
St. Joseph's Academy prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister M Teresa, Superior
Dexter, Pallas Co , pop 767
City Superintendent — C A Smith
Prln H S — Cecelia J Jeffrey
Supv Music — Ora Brown.
Dexter Normal School, nor , state, oo-ed ,
A G Smith, Pres
Dillon, Marshall Co , pop 75
Dillon Lutheran Congregational School,
coll and prep , est 1905 Jf F Th Heine
Pres
Dougherty, Cerro Gordo Co , pop 171
St Patrick's School, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister Mary Levine, Superior
Dubuque, Dubnque Co , pop 88,494.
Pres Bd. Educ — T J Fltxpatrlok.
Sec Bd Eduo — T C. Murphy.
City Superintendent — James H Harris
Prln. H S — John A Anderson
Supv Music— -Sallle A* Horan
Manual Training— L. Q. Martin.
Domestic Science — Augusta John.
Physical Culture — Margaret Lucas.
Drawing— Maude A Waller
Penmanship — Cora Larson
Commercial — "William <
L Christensen
Academy of the Holy Ghost, prep , co-ed.,
R C , Sister M Abondla, Superior
Academy of the Immaculate Conception,
girls' boarding, R C . Sisters of St
Francis
Academy of the Visitation, girls' boarding
R C , Sister M Aloysia Faherty, Prin
Bayless Business College, bus and sten ,
est. 1858, C Bayless, Fres
Cutler School of Business, bus and sten ,
eat 1900, Mrs Ida M Cutler, Principal
German Theological Presbyterian Seminary,
theol , men, Presby , est 1852, Rev C
M Steffens, D D, Pres
Mount St Joseph College and Academy.
girls' boarding, R C , Sisters of Charity
St Columbklll's Academy, prep , co-ed .
R C , Rev J R Togarty, Prin
St Joseph's Academy, prep , girls, R. C .
est 1868, Sisters of Charity
St Joseph's College, coll , men, R. C , est.
1873, Rev Daniel M Gorman, Fres.
St Mary'a Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
est. 1878, Mother Coleta, Prin
St Patrick's Academy, prep , co-ed., R C ,
Rev John Halpln, Pres
Dubuque— continued
St Panfs Evangelical Lutheran School,
prep , co-ed , Evan Luth , Rev Busse,
Prin
St Raphael's Academy, prep , co-ed , R
C , Rev J J Toomey, Prin
Wartburg Theological Seminary, theol ,
men, Evan Luth , est 1854, Rev M
Fritschel A M, Pres
Dnnkerton, Black Hawk Co , pop 270
Evangelical Lutheran Immanuel School,
prep , co-ed , est 1873, Otto Schuler,
Prln.
Dunlap, Harrison Co , pop 1,155
City Superintendent — Silas W Johnson
Prin H S — Theresa Oepson
Dyersvtlle, Dubuque Co, pop 1,511
City Superintendent — C Green
St Francis Academy prep , co-ed , R C ,
Rev J W Heer, Pres
Baffle Grove, Wright Co, pop 8,387
Pres Bd Educ — Eugene Schaffer
Sec Bd Educ — Fannie Fllkins
City Superintendent — Will A Pye
Principal High School — Sue Tucker
Supv Music — Frances Camp
Manual Training — J W Sanford.
Domestic Science — Hazel Spencer
Physical Culture — Helen Marr Smith
Sacred Heart High School, prep , co-ed.,
R C , Sister Eleanor, Superior
Earlham, Madison Co, pop 749
Barlham Academy, prep co-ed , non-sect ,
Wm. H Monroe, Prin
Earlvllle, Delaware to , pop 558, „
Sts Peter's and Paul s School ,' prep , co-
ed , Evang Luth , Rev William Sassen
Prin
Eddyvffle, Wapello Co, pop 1,085
City Superintendent — Emma S Nye
Bldon, Wapello Co , pop 8,024
City Superintendent — Geo H Ballard
Eldora, Hardin Co , pop 1,995
City Superintendent — Prof Vallne
Principal High School— Miss Sensible
State Industrial School for Boys, state In-
stitution for Juvenile delinquents, W L
Kuser, Supt
Elkader, Clayton Co, pop. 1,181
St Joseph's School, prep , co-ed , J F
Rully, Prin
Elk Horn, Shelby Co , pop 400
Elk Horn Lutheran College, prep , co-ed.,
Evang Luth , est 1878, Rev L A. Lau-
rens, Pres
Elma, Howard Co, pop 807
City Supt. ft Prin H S— S J Flapper
Academy of our Lady""bf Lourdes, prep ,
co-ed , R C , est 1908, Sisters of St.
Frances
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Bmmetsburs;, Palo Co , pop. 2.825.
Pres Bd Educ — Dr Van Garden
Sec Bd Educ — W Dick-Peddee
City Superintendent— T M Prall
Prln H S— Lola M Oliver
Supv Mus & Draw — Louise Hoblne
Manual Training — F M Rully
Domestic Science — Miss Kleser
Penmanship — Anna Shewmaker
St Mary's College, prep , co-ed R C ,
Sister M Emily, Superior
Epworth, Dnbuque Co , pop 520
Ep worth Seminary, prep , co-ed , M B ,
est 1857, Rev Perkins Slocum, A M,
Ph D, Pres
EsthervUle, Emmet Go , pop 2,404
City Superintendent — F H. Sunderlin.
Principal High School— Miss Perl Bern!*
Falrbank, Buchanan Co , pop 720
Academy of the Immaculate Conception,
prep , co-ed , R C , est 1896, Father
"W F Donahue, Pres
St John's Lutheran School, prep , co-ed ,
est 1868, Aug Rueber, Prln
Falrfield, Jefferson Co , pop 4,970
Pres Bd Educ — Robert Louden, Sr
Sec Bd Educ— Wilbur Dole
City Superintendent — Cap E Miller
Prin H S — Martha Emery
Supv Music — Mrs Ethel Johnson
Manual Training — H E Hiler
Domestic Science — Mrs Linna Savage
Physical Culture — Bruce Yeager
Parsons College, coll , co-ed , Presb , est
1875. Lowell M McAfee, LL D, Acting
President
Parsons College Academy, preparatory and
business courses, Charles Carter, M. S.,
Principal
Farley, Dubuque Co , pop 676
St Joseph's Academy, prep , co-ed , R C
Sister M Francis, Superior
Farmington, Tan Buren Co, pop 1,165.
City Superintendent— Arthur T 8 Owen
Prin H. S.— Kate Matthews
Fayette, Fayette Co , pop 1,112
City Superintendent — H S Craig
Prln H S — Eleanor Garrison
Upper Iowa University, coll , co-ed , M
E , est 1857, Richard W Cooper, Pres
Festina, Winneshlek Co , pop 141
St Mary's Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Rev Aug Sauter, Pres
Forest City, Wlnnebago Co , pop 1,691*
City Superintendent — "W J Hunt
Prin H S— Minnie B Wilson
Supv Music & Dr — Delia Moon
Waldorf Lutheran College, prep , co-ed ,
Luth , est 1908, Rev L W Boe, Pres.
Fort Bodge, Webster Co , pop 15,543
City Superintendent — Lewis H MInkel
Prln H S— W H Blakley
Supv Music — Elizabeth Carmlchel
Fort Dodge — continued
Supv Man Tr — B T Snlvely
Supv Dr — Lotta Perry
Corpus Christ! Academy, prep , co-ed , est
1901, R C , Sisters of Charity
Sacred Heart School, prep , co-ed , R C ,
est 1901, Sr M Cyprian, Prin
St Paul's Lutheran School, prep . co-ed ,
Luth , H Bergman Prln
Tobln College prep and bus , co-ed , non-
sect , est 1891, C V Flndlay, Prea
Fort Madison, Lee Co, pop 8,900
Pres Bd Educ — Dr J R Walker
Sec Bd Hduc— L G Kiel
City Superintendent — E F Schall
Prin H S — H L Thornton
Supv Music — Miss Luclle Morrison
Manual Training — H D Repass.
Domestic Science— Miss Etta O Hill
Johnson's Business College, bus and sten
N Johnson, Prin
Garner, Hancock Co, pop 1,028
City Superintendent — Prof Cecil
Principal High School — Miss Palmer
Gllbertsville, Black Hawk Co, pop 262.
Academy of the Immaculate Conception,
prep , co-ed R C , Rev John Nem-
xners, Pres
Glenwood, Mills Co, pop 4,052
City Superintendent — H P Nlelson
Prln H S — Florence Williamson
Glenwood Business College, bus and sten
B O McAdams, Prln
Grand Junction, Greene Co , pop 1,012
City Superintendent — A Huffman
Prln H S— M M Mitchell
St Marys Academy, prep , co-ed, R C
est 1888, Sister M Hilda, Superior
Greene, Butler Co , pop 1,150
City Superintendent — M C Morrison.
Prln. H S — Miss Plummer
Greenfield, Adalr Co , pop 1,879
City Superintendent — H F Valkmann
Prin H S — Mary Jane McCrea.
Grinnell, Foweshiek Co, pop 5,086
Pres Bd. Bduo — Judge J P. Lyman.
Sec. Bd. Educ— N G Ray
City Superintendent — Eugene Henely
Principal High School — Charles B Bell.
Supv Music — Helen Thompson.
Manual Training— G H. Nichols
Domestic Science — Elma, Tennis.
Supv Wr & Dr — Bessie Wallace
Grinnell College, coll and music, co-ed,;
non-sect, eat. 1847, John H. T Main*
LL D, President.
Grondy Center, Gnmdy Co, pop 1,854.
City Superintendent — W H Clark
Prln H. S.— Pearl Bailey
Gnthrle Center, Guthrle Co*, pop 1,807.
City Superintendent — B C. Wissler
Prln H. S— H F Dlckensheets
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Guttenbergr, Clayton Co , pop 1,878
City Superintendent — John L Cherney
Prin H S — Inez Chapman
Supv Music — Margaret Sherwood
St Mary's School, prep , co-ed , R C ,
J H Brenkman, Prin
Halbur, Carroll Co, pop 147
St Augustine's School, prep , co-ed , est
1901, J Barumber, Prin
Hamburg, Fremont Co , pop 1,817
City Superintendent — J M Martin
Prin H S — Fred Johnson, Jr
Hampton, Franklin Co , pop 2,617
City Superintendent — F A Welch
Prln H S — Verna Bernard
Harlan, Shelby Co , pop 2,570
Pres Bd Educ — D J Booth
Sec Bd Educ — B B MoPheeters
City Superintendent — M C Galpln
Principal High School — Mary Wyland
Supv Music — Lorena Scott
Manual Training — Harry Tregear
Domestic Science — Ruth Lovett
Physical Culture — Henryetta Sperle
Western Iowa Vocational College, John R
Hutchlnson, Fres
Harper, Keokuk Co , pop 282
St Elizabeth's School, prep , co-ed , est
1883, H Grothe, Prln
Hartley, O'Brien Co, pop 1,106
City Superin tendent— G U Gordon
Prin H S —Nellie M Hartung
Haverhill, Marshall Co , pop 100
St Joseph's School, prep , co-ed , R C ,<
est 1884, Rev H J Loosbrock, Prln
Hawarden, Sioux Co , pop 2,107
City Superintendent— C F Garrett
Principal High School — Dena Willis
St Anthony's School, girls' boarding, R
C , Sisters of St Francis
Hiteman, Monroe Co , pop 1,000
City Superintendent — Newton J Hibbs
Prln H S— Iowa McGilvery
Hopktnton, Delaware Co , pop 797
Lenox College, coll and prep , co-ed ,
Presb , est 1869, Rev E E Reed, D D,
Pres
Hull, Sioux Co , pop 668
City Superintendent — John Ludwlckson
Prln H jj— Margaret Altken
St Paul's Lutheran School , prep , co-ed , '
est. 1879, Rev Paul J Bunge, Prln
Hmnboldt, Hmnboldt Co, pop 1309
City Superintendent — C R Golley
Prln H S— Minnie Baboock
Humboldt College, coll, nor, agrio, dom.
act , music, com'l depts , private, co-
ed , non-sect , est 1895, J P Peterson,
A M, Pres
Hnmeston, Wayne Co, pop 1,006.
City Superintendent — Arthur L Lyon
Prln. H S— Mrs Margaret Y Weight
Ida Grove, Ida Co, pop 1,874
City Superintendent — Geo B Schlafer
Prln H S — C D Loose
Independence, Buchanan Co, pop 8,517
City Superintendent — John E Foster
Prin H S — Emma L Funk
Notre Dame Seminary, prep , co-ed , R C ,
est 1869, Rev P O'Dowd, Pres
St Joseph's Parochial School, prep , boys,
R C , est 1897, Rev H Relnert, Prin
Indlanola, Warren Co, pop 8,283
City Superintendent — O E Smith
Principal High School — Lenore Snodgrass,
Simpson College, college, academy, music,
and business school, co-ed , M E , est
1867, Francis L Strickland, D D, Pres
Ionia, Chlckasaw Co , pop 298
City Supt & Prin H S — L J Bowman
St Boniface's School, prep , co-ed est
1901, Sister M Raymond, Superior
Iowa City, Johnson Co , pop 10,091
Pres Bd Educ — R L Dunlap
Sec Bd Educ — A J Hertz
City Superintendent — A A Blade
Principal High School— L F Meade
Supv Music — W E Hays
Manual Training — A H Miller
Domestic Science — Caroline B Smith
Drawing — Agnes Otto
Penmanship — Anna Barrett
Physical Culture — H B Beck
Iowa City Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , W A Willis, M A , Prin
St Mary's School, prep , co-ed , R C , est
1892, Rev A J Schulte, Prin
State University of Iowa, comprises College
of Liberal Arts, of Law, of Medicine, of
Homeopathic Medicine, of Dentistry, of
Pharmacy, of Applied Science of Fine
Arts, of Education, of Music, state univ ,
est 1847, John Gabbert Bowman, LL D,
President
State University of Iowa, School of Educa-
tion, teachers' professional courses Wal-
ter A Jessup, Ph D, Director
State University of Iowa, College of Den-
tistry, dent , co-ed , est 1880, William
S Hosford, D D S , Dean
State University of Iowa College of Fine
Arts (Mark Ranney Memorial Institute),
co-ed , Clark F Ansley, Dean
State University of Iowa, College of Homeo-
pathic Medicine, med , homeop , co-ed ,
est 1877, George Royal, M D, Dean
State University of Iowa, College of Law,
law, co-ed , est 1868, Henry W Dunn,
Dean
State University of Iowa, College of Medi-
cine, med , reg , co-ed , est 1870, James
R Guthrie, A M , M D , Dean
State University of Iowa, Department of
Pharmacy, phar , co-ed, est 1885, Wil-
ber J Teeters, M S , Ph C , Dean
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State University of Iowa, College of Applied
Science, courses In Architectural, Civil,
Electrical, Mechanical, and Chemical En-
gineering, William G Raymond, C E ,
Dean
State University of Iowa, Summer School
for Library Training, library science,
co-ed , est 1900, Malcolm G Wyer, Li-
brarian
University Business College, bus and sten ,
Elizabeth Irish, Prln
Iowa Fans, Hardln Co , pop 2,797
Pres Bd Educ — A J Bowman
Sec Bd Educ— T B Bell
City Superintendent — Claude F Brown
Principal High School — A C Lemon
Manual Training — R L Lay ton
Domestic Science — Iva S Williams
Ellsworth College, prep , co-ed non-sect ,
est 1890, I F Meyer, Pres
Jefferson, Greene Co , pop 2,477.
Pres Bd Educ — S C Culbertson
Sec Bd Educ — J W Flty
City Superintendent — J W Fowler
Supv Music — Sadie Teet
Supv Man Tr — J W Fowler
Draw & Pen' ship — Laura Wlnnard
Com'l & Stenog'y — Ivan M Hoffman
Jewell, Hamilton Co , pop 941
Jewell Lutheran College, prep , co-ed ,
Luth , est 1898, 1C O Slttrelm, Pres
Keoknk, Lee Co, pop 14,008
City Superintendent — William Aid rich
Prln H S— R L Reid
Keokuk Business College, bus and sten ,
Samuel Swanson, Principal
St Vincent's Academy, prep , co-ed., B. C ,
Sister Margaret, Principal
Tri-State Commercial College, est 1906.
Charles F Sawyer, President.
T M C A High School, tech and bus ,
men, est 1898, Henry F Burns, Sec'y
Keosanqua, Tan Buren Co , pop 1,009
City Superintendent — David Williams
Knoxville, Marlon Co , pop 8,190
Pres Bd Educ — Dr Cornell
Sec Bd Educ — J G Gllson
City Supt and H S Prln.— B M Yockey
Laeona, Warren Co, pop 542.
St Joseph's School, prep , co-ed , R C ,
est 1905, J A Raugger, Prln
Lake City, Calhoun Co, pop 2,043
City Superintendent — R A Griffin
Prin H S — Anna Donnelly
Lake Mills, Winnebago Co, pop 1,214.
City Superintendent — W S Still
Prin H S— Minnie Bush
Somber Parochial School, prep , co-ed,,
Luth , est 1906, A J Torgesan, Prin
Lamonl, Decatnr Co , pop 1,541
City Superintendent — O H Hollen
Prln H S— H H Gold
Graceland College , coll , prep , nor , music,
manual training, and com'l courses, co-
ed , L D S , est 1895, Samuel A. Bur-
gess, A B , President
Lansing, Allamakee Co , pop 1,542
City Superintendent — W A G Ellis
Frin H 8 — -Seeva B Laughlin
Laporte City, Blackhawk Co , pop 1,288
City Superintendent — C D McGoon
Prln H S— Mabel McGill
St Joseph's School, prep , co-ed , R. C ,
est 1907, Rev J Taken Prln
Zion Evangelical Lutheran School, prep ,
co-ed , est 1861, Rev Wilhelm J F
Adix, Prln
Lawler, Chlckasaw Co, pop 649
City Supt & Prln H S— H B Hetbler
Mt Carmel Parochial School, prep , co-ed ,
est 1882, Rev P H Ryan, Frin
Leffrand, Marshall Co , pop 408 4
Friends' Academy, prep , co-ed , Friends,
J H Hadley, Prin
Le Mars, Plymouth Co , pop 4,157
City Superintendent — Francis E Palmer
Prin High School — Katharine Mourning
St Joseph's Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
est 1878, Rev Fanerstein, Prln , Park
and Seventh St
Western Union College, college, academy,
theology normal, music, com'l, co-ed .
est 1900, Charles A Mock, Ph D, Pres
Lenox, Taylor Co, pop 1,274
City Superintendent — J A Griffin
Prln H S — Beulah Dunbar
Leon, Decatur Co , pop 1,991
City Superintendent — O M GOBS
Frin. H S — Francis M Sears
Logan, Harrison Co, pop 1,458
City Superintendent — Chas S Cobb
Prin H S — Mary E Gardner
Lone Bock, Cossuth Co , pop 250
Evangelical Lutheran School, prep , co-ed
est 1895, William Schmiel, Prin
Lowden, Cedar Co, pop 584
City Supt & Prin. H S — Carl F Becker
German-English Lutheran SchooL, prep
co-ed., Luth , est 1871, Wm W Schmidt
Prin
Evangelical Zion's School, prep , co-ed
Evan Luth , F Wernlng, Prin
Lyons, Clinton Co* pop 4,800
City Superintendent — Louis Elgel
Prin H S — W W Overmeyer
Supv Music — Gertrude Rodman
Supv Man Tr — L F Weston
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Evangelical Lutheran St John's School/
prep , co-ed , est 1868, Rev Hugo
Grimm, Prin
Our Lady of Angels' Seminary, girls'
boarding, R C , est 1872, Sisters of
Charity of the B V M
St. Boniface Academy* prep , co-ed , R C ,
est. 1864, Rev Joseph M Fritz, Pria
McGregor, Clayton Co, pop 1,250
City Superintendent — Beniah Dimmitt
.Madrid, Boone Co, pop 1,191
City Superintendent — C T Reed
Prin H S — Amy Scheffel
Mallard, Palo Alto Co, pop 881
St. Joseph's Academy, prep , co-ed , R C
Sister M Jerome, Superior
Malvern, Mills Co, pop 1,154
City Superintendent — Frank B Green
Prin H S — Harriet Wilson
Manchester, Delaware Co , pop 2,758
City Superintendent — J R Inman
Principal High School — Miss Riddell
St Xavler's Academy prep co-ed , R C
est., 1891, Sister Mary Clare, Superior
Manilla, Crawford Co, pop 875
City Superintendent — A. B
Prin H S — Mamie R Prosser
German Parochial School, prep , co-ed ,
Evang Luth , Rev C A Krog, Prin
Manning, Carroll Co, pop 1,484.
City Superintendent — J W Meyer
Prin. H S — Lettle M Condlff
Manson, Calhonn Co, pop 1,286
City Superintendent — W R Sandy
Prin H S — Maude Stephensen
Mapleton, Monona Co, pop 1,100
City Superintendent — Paul J Krause
Prin. HC S— Nell V Brownfleld
Maquoketa, Jackson Co* pop 8,570
City Superintendent — C H Storm*
Prin H S— A Bess Clark
Marcus, Cherokee Co, pop 896
City Superintendent — Howard Lutes
Prin H & — Allie B Ferguson
Loretto Academy, prep , co-ed , R C , est
1892, Rev B O Reilly, Pres.
Marengo, Iowa Co, pop 1,786
City Superintendent — C H Carson
Prin H S — Bffle B Cameron
Marlon, Linn Co , pop 4,400
Pres Bd Bduc — P O Clark.
Sec. Bd Bduo — Henry Stearns
City Superintendent — O M Carson.
Principal High School — Lulu B. Seorlst
Supv Music— Mill Maloney
Man Tr and Fhy Cult.— C B, Price
Domestic Science — Miss Hoffman
Drawing — Caroline O'Hara.
Marlon — continued
Sacred Heart Academy, prep , co-ed , R
C , Sisters of Mercy
St. Berch man's Seminary, boys' boarding.
R C , est 1895, Sister Mary Ligourl,
Superior
Manhalltown, Marshall Co , pop 18,874
City Superintendent — Aaron Palmer
Principal High School — James H Gray
Central Iowa Business College, bus and
sten , est 1890, W H Gilbert, Prin
St Mary's Institute, bus and sten , Mother
M. Frances, Pres
Mason City, Cerro Gordo Co , pop 11,280
Pres Bd Bduc — Dr H F Pool
Sec Bd Bduc — R L James
City Superintendent — Hugh M Gilmore
Prin H S — Leonard F Meade
Supv Music — Gran Munsinger
Manual Training — Lyle Pickford
Domestic Science — Florence O'Leary
Com'l and Stenog'y — R L. Nyquist.
St Joseph's Academy prep R C , paro-
chial, Sister Superior
Hamilton's University of Commerce, bus
and sten , est 1900, W R Hamilton, Pres
Meyer, Mitchell Co , pop 887
Sacred Heart School, prep , co-ed , R C ,
est 1901, Rev John Wirtz, Prin.
Missouri Valley, Harrison Co, pop 8,187
Pres Bd. Bduo — J 8 McGavren
Sec Bd Bduc — J S Dewell
City Superintendent — Leslie I Reed
Principal High School — Edgar D Mcllvaln
Supv Music — Helen Hays
Manual Training — R C Culver
T3raw & Pen'ship — Anna Kirley
Mitchellville, Polk Co, pop 869
City Superintendent — Barl T Kramer
Prin H S — Jane Boulware
State Industrial School for Girls, state in-
stitution for Juvenile delinquents, Mrs
Lucy M Sickels, Supt
Montezuma— Poweshlek Co, pop 1,172
City Superintendent — Ernest Her
Prin H S —Pearl Hathaway
MontlceUo, Jones Co , pop 2,048
Pres Bd Bduc — Dr T M Redmond
Sec Bd Bduc— B B Reed
City Superintendent — K D Miller
Principal High School — Mary J Jorxnan
Supv Mus Se Draw — Ruth Trlem
Manual Training— K D Miller
Domestic Science — Julia Hurd
Physical Culture — Katharine Hines
Penmanship — Emma Bueggeli
Monlton, Appanoose Co , pop 1,288
City Superintendent — J W Miller
Prin H S — Mary B Hoover
Mount Ayr, Kinggold Co , pop 1,646.
City Superintendent — W H Fasold
Prin H S — Edna M Harrer
Supv Music & Dr— Mabel C Reed.
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Mount Pleasant, Henry Co, pop 3,874
Fres Bd. Bduc — R B Galer
Sec Bd Educ — H E Snider
City Superintendent — C W Crulkshank
Pxin High School — Miss Verna Bernard.
Supv Music — Lena M Brooker
Manual Training — Lester Cnaney
Domestic Science — Edna Burhaua
Howe's Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
est 1844, S C Howe, M S, Frln
Iowa Wesleyan College, college, academy,
music, com'l depts , co-ed , M E , eat.
1844, Edwin A Schell, D D, President
Mount Vernon, Linn Co, pop 1,582
City Superintendent — P W Peterson
Prfn. H S— M Lillian Smedley
Cornell College, college, academy, normal,
com'l, music, co-ed , M E , est. 1858,
„ James Elliott Harlan, LL D, President
Mnscatine, Muscatlne Co, pop 16,718.
Pres. Bd. Educ — Dr W S Norton.
Sec Bd Educ— C R Stafford. s
City Superintendent — Ira H Mclntlre
Principal High School — L H Fronts.
Supv Music — Rosetta Wagner
Manual Training — Fred B Davis
Physical Culture — Clinton "Willis.
Drawing — Nancy B HIcok.
Penmanship — Belle Connor
Brown's Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1882, G W Brown, Pres
St Mary's Academy, girls, prep , R C ,
Sister Hyacinth, Superior
St Mathias Academy, prep , R C , est
1854, M FelicItas^Prin
Mystic, Appanoose Co , pop 2,668
City Superintendent — W B Oregg
Nashua, Chlckasaw Co , pop 1,102
City Superintendent — Ernest D Bloom
Prin H S — Miss Nora Treganza
Neola, Pottawattamle Co, pop 926
City Superintendent — M F Enebach
Prin H S — Josephine Bailey
St Joseph's School prep , co-ed , R C ,
est. 1891, Rev Drexler, Frin
Nevada, Story Co , pop 2,138
Pres Bd ETduc — C P McCord
Sec Bd Educ — J R Larson
City Superintendent — J R Conglll
Principal High School — C I* Jackson.
Supv Mus & Draw — Beulah Busby
Manual Training — C Leo Huflaker
Oak Park Academy, prep , co-ed , est
1911, J G Lamson, Prin,
New Hampton, Chlckasaw Co , pop 2,275 <
City Superintendent — H T Ports
Prin H S — Mathlne Qrimsby.
New Hampton Normal School, nor , pri-
vate, co-ed , T J Wormley, Prin
St Mary's Parochial Scnoo^ prep , co-ed.,
R. C , B H ForkenbrocK, Prin
New Haven, Mitchell Co , pop. 175
St Mary's Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Father Berry, Prin
New London, Henry Co, pop 1,144
City Superintendent — I L Guernsey
Prin. H S— Lottie L Lester
New Providence, Hardin Co , pop 268.
New Providence Academy, prep , co-ed ,
non-sect , est 1870, Albert F Styles. A.
M, Prin
New Sharon, Mahaska Co, pop 1,122
City Superintendent — E G Lockhart
Prin H S— Bertha V Wyant
New Vienna, DabuQue Co , pop 245
St Boniface Academy, prep , co-ed , R.
C , Rev T W Pape, Prin
Newhall, Benton Co, pop 875
Evangelical Lutheran College, prep , co-
ed , Evan Luth , est 1885, Rev E O
Bertram, Prin
Newton, Jasper Co , pop 4,616
City Superintendent — Harry P Smith
Prin H S-— Lucy E Hall
Supv Man Tr — W O Abrams
Supv Music & Dr — Theresa Smith
Newton Normal College, normal, private,
co-ed , G W Wormley, Pres
Nora Springs, Floyd Co , pop 985
City Superintendent — Mayme Spaulding
Prin H S — E E Snyder
North Washington, Chlckasaw Co , pop 200.
North Washington Parochial School, prep ,
co-ed , J B Probst, Frin
Northwood, Worth Co , pop 1,864
City Superintendent — H A Dwelle
Prin H S— W H Hegexnan
Norway, Benton Co, pop 588
City Superintendent — C C Bunch
Prin H S— Ha«el Roth
St Michael's School, prep, co-ed. Rev.,
Joseph Drexler, Prin
Oakland, Pottawattamle Co , pop 1,105
City Superintendent — M C Galpin
Prin H S— Annie McMillan
Supv Music — Nellie Hansen.
Ocheyedan, Osceote Co , pop. 595
German Zlon Lutheran School, prep , co-
ed , Evang Luth , est 1888, D W
Langelett, Prin
Odebolt, Sac Co , pop 1,288
Pres Bd Educ— Joseph Mattes.
Sec. Bd Educ.— F H Meyer
City Superintendent — J H Voxis
Principal High School — J 8 Slade
Supv Music — Florence Hepp
Domestic Science — Lois Monroe
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Oelweln, Fayette Co, pop 6,088
Pres Bd Educ — Geo L Thompson.
Sec Bd Educ— G A. Kldd
City Superintendent — Orris W Herr
Prin H S — Rosa Gouldin
Supv Music — Harriett Kenyon
Manual Training — Ira O Brown
Domestic Science — Mary E Buell
Draw and Pen'ship— Edith Clark.
Sacred Heart School, prep , co-ed R C ,
est 1906, Rev P^S O Conner, Prin
Ogden, Boone Co , pop 1,298
City Superintendent— W H Browser
Prin H S — Alice Pfander
Supv Music — Gertrude Ilgenfritz
Onawa, Monona Co , pop 2,026
City Superintendent — F E Tellier
Prin. H S— Mae Gilflllan
Supv Man Tr — Roy F Porter
Orange City, Sioux Co , pop 1,874
City Superintendent — W J Guthrle
Prin H S — Florence Speith
Supv Man Tr — Grover Blunt
Northwestern Classical Academy, prep , co-
ed Reformed, est 1882, Rev Thomas
E Welmers, Prin
Osage, Mitchell Co , pop 2,445
City Superintendent — Geo H Sawyer
Principal High School — Miss Cora Johnson
Cedar Valley Seminary, prep , co-ed ,
Bapt , est 1862, G A Hoffman, Prin
St Mary's Academy, prep , co-ed , est
1902, Revfl P J Carroll, Principal
Osceola, Clarke Co, pop 2,416
City Superintendent — F P Reed
Principal High School— Alice Dllley
Supv Music & Dr — Alma Schamberger
Oskaloosa, Mahagka Co , pop 9,466.
City Superintendent — O P Flower
Principal High School— Paul E Belting
Supv Music — Sara A Williams
Oskaloosa Business College, bus and sten ,
B A Wright, Pres
Oskaloosa College, coll , prep , normal, co-
ed , non-sect , est 1B56, John Melssner,
Ph D, Acting President
Penn College, college, academy, com'l, and
music depts , co-ed , Friends, eat 1878,
David M Edwards, Ph D, President
Osslan, Winneshiek Co , pop 749
City Supt & Prin H — H B Lathe
St Francis de Sale's Academy, prep , co-
ed , R C , est 1880, Rev MT J Thlltgen,
Prin
Ottumwa, WapeUo , pop 22,012
Pres Bd Educ— F A Tlsdale
Seo Bd Bduc — J A, Wagner
City Superintendent — H E Blaokmar
Principal High School — F M Hammltt
Supv Drawing — Anna McDougall
Supv Man Training — Carl Herb or g
Ottumwa — continued
Supv Music — Kathryn Powers.
Domestic Science — Melissa Wilson
Penmanship— Julia Sheehan
Com'l and &tenog*y — Clyde Blanchard
Iowa Success School, bus and sten , W W
Toole, Principal
Ottumwa Commercial College, bus and
sten , est 1889, J W O'Bryan, Pres
St Joseph's Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Mother Superior
Oxford, Johnson Co , pop 614
City Superintendent — J H Wescoat
Principal High School— Alice Johnson
St Peter's School, prep , co-ed , R C , est
1901, Sister M Xavler, Superior
Panora, Guthrle Co , pop 1,080
City Superintendent — Hugh J May
Fanllina, O'Brien Co, pop 796
City Superintendent — C W Bangs
Principal High School — Elolse E Emerson
St John's Evangelical Lutheran School,
prep , co-ed , est 1880, H G Nuoffer
Prin
Fella, Marlon Co , pop 8,021
City Superintendent — F M Frush *
Principal High School — Mamie Zaelke
Central University of Iowa, coll , co-ed ,
Bapt , est 1858, John L Beyl, Pres
Perry, Dallas Co , pop 4,680
City Superintendent — F L Mahannah
Prin H S — Agnes Helghtshoe
Supv Music — Josphine Dealy
Perry Normal College normal, private, co-
ed , eat 1892, C Durant Jones, Pres
Pleasant Plain, Jefferson Co , pop 280
Pleasant Plain Academy, prep , co-ed ,
Friends, C A Klttrell, B S , Prin.
Pomeroy, Calhonn Co , pop 815
City Superintendent — James H Seymour
Prin H S— Marie Cunningham
Immanuel School, prep , co-ed , Evang *
Luth , Oscar G Roschke, Prin
Protlvin, Howard Co , pop 186
Holy Trinity Catholic School, prep , R C , %
Rev Francis Urba, Pres
Bed Oak, Montgomery Co, pop 4,830
Pres Bd Educ — Gordon Hayes
Sec Bd Educ — W M Montgomery
City Superintendent — J C McGlade
Principal High School — Guy C Williams
Supv Music — Blanch Edson
Manual Training— Mabel C Watson
Domestic Science — Miss Miller
Draw & Pen'ship— Ruth Beexn.
Belnbeok, Grtmdy Co, pop 1,200
City Superintendent — Thos E Johnson
Prin H S — Tver A. Opstad.
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Bemsen, Plymouth Go , pop 1,076
City Superintendent — C P Stamfer
St Mary's Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister Superior
Riverside, Washington Co , pop 698
City Supt & Prln H S — Gertrude D'Autre-
ment
St Mary's School, prep , co-ed , R C , Sis-
ter Mary Delphlne, Superior
Bock Baplds, Lyon Co , pop 2,005
Pres Bd Educ — J E North
Sec Bd Bduc— B L Partch
City Superintendent — W S Wilson
Principal High. School — Miss Halcyon Red-
mond
Supv Music — S H Buntley
Manual Training1 — C E Hurlbult
Domestic Science — Florence A Falgetter
Bock Valley, Sioux Co , pop. 1,198.
City Superintendent — R R. RIley
Prln H. S — Inez McLean
St Mary's Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
est 1907, Rev JT*O'Rielley, Prln
Rockwell, Cerro Gordo Co , pop 880
City Superintendent — D B Grawe
Prln H S — Mary C Anderson
Sacred Heart School, prep , co-ed , R C ,
est 1900, Slater Mary Josepha, Superior
Rockwell City, Calhoun Co, pop 1,528
City Superintendent — D B Grawe
Prln H S — Mary C Anderson
St Ansgar, Mitchell Co , pop 747.
City Supt & Prin H S— Walter E Shel-
don
St Ansgar Seminary, prep , co-ed , non-
sect, est. 1878, Carl C Swain, B S,
Prin
Sac City, Sac Co , pop 2,201
City Superintendent — C F Garrett
Prln H 8— Bdw C March
Sac City Institute* prep , co-ed , Bapt , G
W Lee, A B , Prin.
Salem, Henry Co , Pop 548
Whittler College, prep , co-ed , Friends,
est 1867, Louis T Hill, Prln
Salix, Woodbury Co, pop 887
St Joseph's Academy, prep , co-ed , "R. O
est 1892, Rev J A. Griffin, Prin
Sanbont, O'Brien Co , pop. 1,174*
City Superintendent — F A Poots
Prln. H S — Mildred Simpson
Supy Music — Kathryn Bvans
Seymour, Wayne Co., pop 2,290
City Superintendent — R J Cougill
Prln H S— S M Kirkland.
Sheldon, O'Brien Co . pop 2,941.
Pres Bd Bduc — W H Myers
Sec Bd Bduc — F W Bloxham
City Superintendent — S L Thomas
Principal High School — C A. Osborne.
Supy Music — S H Buntley
Manual Training— W C MacDonald.
Domestic Science — Nell Dickey
Shenandoah, Page Co, pop 4,976
City Superintendent — A H Speer
Prln H S — F Russell Glosever
Supv Music & Sew — Grace Allen
Supv Pen & Draw — Ida Nazanne
Western Normal College, normal, private,
co-ed, est 1882, J M Hussey, M S,
Pres
Slbley, Osceola Co, pop 1,820.
City Superintendent— J R McAnelly
Prln H S— F C Faschael
Sidney, Fremont Co , pop 1,019
City Superintendent — T H Stone
Frln H S —Jennie Stiles
Slgourney, Keoknk Co , pop. 2,082
City Superintendent— Cap E. Miller
Prln H S— Mabel Paull
Supv Music — Mrs Retta Mlnteer
Sioux Center, Sioux Co, pop 1,064.
City Superintendent — B B Hodges
Prln H S— Allle Boblnson
School of Christian Primary Instruction,
co-ed , est, 1906, Martin Wyngaarden,
Prln
Sioux City, Woodbury Co , pop 47,828
Pres Bd Educ — D B Lewis.
Sec Bd. Blduc— -T C Preacott
City Superintendent — M G Clark
Prln H S — J M McGowan
Supv Music — Marguerite DeArmond.
Supv Draw — Johanna Hansen
Supv Man Tr — W C Wood.
Commercial — R L Hamilton
Epiphany Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
est 1882, Sr M Brnesta, Superior, 1002
Pearl St
Mornlngslde College, coll , prep and music
depts , M ffi , est 1894, Alfred E Craig,
D D, President
National Business Training School, bus
and sten , est 1902, W A Barrett, Mgr
309 Nebraska St
St Boniface's Academy, prep , co-ed., R.
C , Sister Theomllla, Superior
St Joseph's Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister Mary Annunciata, Superior
Sioux Rapids, Beuna Vista Co , pop. 868
City Superintendent — Donald G Cathcart
Prln H S — De Mora Skinner
«*
Spencer, Clay Oo , pop 8,005
Pres Bd Bduc — Wirt Bronson
Sec Bd Bduc— F Kirkpatrlck
City Superintendent — A. H. Avery >-
Prin H S— D M Odle
Domestic Science — Helen "Wells
Draw and Pen' ship— Hazel McLeland
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Spencer Business College, bus and stenog
non-sect , est. 1908, R R Stuart, Pres
Toland's Business College, bus. and sten ,
L A Toland, Prln
Spllvllle, Wlnneshiek Co , pop 366
St. Peter's School, prep co-ed , R C , est
1901, Sister M Loretto, Prin
Spirit Lake, Dickinson Co , pop 1,168
City Superintendent — Angus McDonald
Prln H S — Rene Morrts
Storm Lake, Buena Vista Co , pop
City Superintendent — S T Nevelin
Prln H S — Frank B Hobey
Supv Man Tr — G B Thorpe
Supv Music & Draw — Mildred. West
Buena Vista College collegiate prep , mu-
sic and com'l, co-ed , Presb est 1891,
Rev R D Bchlin, Pres
Story City, Story Co, pop 1,887
City Superintendent — J P Street
Prln H S — Karl Hansen
Strawberry Point, Clayton Co , pop 1,052
City Superintendent — A A Belknap
Prin H S— Kate Westfall
Stuart, Gnthrle Co, pop 1,826
City Superintendent — C MoCracken
Prln H S — Grace Houston
Supv Music and Draw — Miss Anna Casey
Stunner, Bremer Co, pop 1,404
City Superintendent — Thoe J Durant
Prln H 8 — Clara B Balmat
St John's Parochial School, prep , co-ed
R C , eat 1887, H Bredow, Prin
Tabor, Fremont Co , pop 984
City Superintendent — O Hammersley
Prin H S — Mary L. Sutton
Tabor College, coll and prep , music, co-
ed. , Cong , est 1866, Rev George BJ
Wood, D D, Pres
Tama, Tama Co , pop 2,200
City Superintendent — Geo P Koebel
Prln H S — Mrs B F Carpenter
Supv Music — Alice L Torrence
St Mary's School, prep , co-ed , R C , est
1805, Sister M Margaret, Prln
St Wencelan s Academy, prep co-ed , R
C , Rev John P Bro, Pres
Templeton, Carroll Co, pop 821
Sacred Heart School, prep , co-ed , R C ,
est 1884, Very Rev B A Schulte V F,
Prln
Tipton, Cedar Co , pop 2,048.
City Superintendent — A W Graham
Prin H 8 — Irma Bangs
Supv Music — Katherlne Lolzeaux.
Supv Draw — Ellen J Wing
Toledo, Tama Co , pop 1,626
City Superintendent — J B Young
Prln. H S — Geo S Wooten
Toledo — continued
Leander Clark College, prep nor and bus
U B , est 1856, Marlon R Drury, Pres
Sao and Fox Industrial School, Government
Industrial School for Indians, O J
Green, Supt
Truer, Tama Co , pop 1,878
City Superintendent — M R Fayram
Prln H S — Paul Cutler
University Park, Mahaska Co , pop 500
Central Holiness University, college, acad-
emy, music, oratory, co-ed., est 1906,
George A. McLaughlin, D D , Pres
Vail, Crawford Co , pop 578
City Superintendent — Joseph M Fouts
Prln H S — Elsie Grubb
St Ann's Academy, prep , co-ed R C ,
Rev James Murphy, Pres
Valley Junction, Polk Co , pop 2,578
City Superintendent — E J Pollock
Prln H S — Gertrude Carman
Tan Horn, Benton Co , pop 484
German Evangelical Zlon s School , prep ,
co-ed , Luth , est 1877, G A Mantralder,
Prln
Victor, Iowa Co , pop 700
City Superintendent — F H Phillips
Prln H Sj, — Lavanda Gardner
St John's School, prep , co-ed , Otto Kltz-
man, Prln
VUUsca, Montgomery Co , pop 2,089
Pres Bd Bduc— P D Minlck
Sec Bd Bduc — George B Sexton
City Superintendent — J M Ireland
Prin H S — Roy R Brourink
Supv Music — Miss Laura Shroeder
Vinton, Benton Co , pop 8,886
Pres Bd Bduc— C W Miller
Sec Bd Bduc — W B Blckel
City Superintendent — A M M Dornon
Principal High School — C B Lauterbach
Supv Music — Ella Brubaker
Manual Training — A M M Dornon
Draw & Pen ship — Florence Wooten
Iowa College for Blind, Indust , state, co-
ed , est 1852, George D Baton, Supt
Tllford Collegiate Academy* prep , co-ed ,
non-sect , est 1871, ITiomas F Tobln,
A, M, Prin
Wall Lake, Sao Co , pop 4,561
City Superintendent — W H Russell
Prln H S — Mabel Howard.
Wapello, Louisa Co , pop 1,826
City Superintendent— J L Packer
Prln H 8 — Harry A Greene
Washington, Washington Co , pop 4,880
Pres. Bd Bduc— A H Wallace.
Sec Bd. Educ — J W Morton
City Superintendent — A, C Fuller, Jr
Prin H S— C D Loose
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IOWA
\t aehington — continued
Supv Music — Emma L, Green,
Manual Training1 — Ward K Snyder
Domestic Science — Louise Brockxuan
Draw and Pen' ship — Agnes Young
Com'l and Stenog'y — Louise Blnna
St James School, prep , co-ed , R C , est
1881, Sisters of Charity
Waterloo, Blackhawk Co , pop 26,698
Supt East Side — Charles W Kline
Supt. West Side — Anson T Huklll
Prln H S (Hast)— P E Bite
Prin H S (West)--S M Wallace
Stipv Music — Flora M Bliss
Academy of Our Lady of Victory, prep , co-
ed , B C , Bev M Cooney, Pres
College of Commerce, bus and sten , B B
Eklund Prln
Sacred Heart Academy, prep , co-ed., B. C ,
Bev D J Lenlhan, Principal
Waterloo Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1884, Almon F Gates, A M, Prin
Waukon, Allamakee Co , pop 2,025
City Superintendent — Chas F Pye
Prin H S — Mary Klesple
St. Patrick's School, prep , co-ed , B C ,
est 1888, Bev I**A Walsh Prln
Waukon Business College and Normal
School, normal, private, co-ed , M H
Smith, Pres
Waverly, Bremer Co , pop 8,205
Pres Bd Educ — C H Graenlng
Sec Bd Educ — Frank Hunger
City Superintendent— W I Griffith
Prln H S — M Eleanor Wilson
Supv Mus. and Draw — Matilda Humphrey
Supv Man Tr — Holbert Sharp
Domestic Science — Joy Smock
St. Bernard School, prep , co-ed , B C ,
Sister M Ignatia, Prln
Wartburg Teachers' Seminary, and Acad-
emy, prep , co-ed , Evair Luth , est
1879, Bev August Engelbrecht, Director
Webster City, Hamilton Co » pop 5,208
City Superintendent — D M Kelley
Prln H S— A B Parish
Went Bend, Palo Alto Co , pop 679
City Superintendent — Clyde McFarlin
Frln H S — Jennie Johnson
Supv Music — Lottie Walsh
St Joseph's Academy, prep , co-ed , B. C JV
Sister M Bomana, Superior
St Peter's and Paul's School, prep , co-ed ,
Evang Luth , est 1898 , Bev P Dobber v
stein, Prln
West Branch, Cedar Co , pop 648
' City Superintendent — Fred B Tyler
Friends' Boarding School, prep , co-ed ,
est 1891, Howard T Jones Prln
Scattergood Seminary, prep , co-ed ,
Friends, Sara M Hlnshaw, Prln
West Burlington, Des Molnes Co , pop 1,206.
City Superintendent — W B Carr
St Mary's Parochial School, prep , co-ed ,
B C , est 1886, Anthony H Schoenlngh,
Prin
West Gate, Fayette Co , pop 360
St Peter's Lutheran SchooL prep , co-ed ,
Luth , est 1885, Bev B Uhlmann, Prln
West Liberty, Museatlne Co , pop 1,666
City Superintendent — Macy Campbell
Prin H S— Maude L Smith
West Union, Fayette Co , pop 1,652
City Superintendent — A W Moore
Prin H S — Agnes Crowe
What Cheer, Gheoknk Co, pop 1,730
City Superintendent — W M Snyder
Prin H S— S Edith Taber
Wllllainsbnrg, Iowa Co , pop 1,060
City Superintendent — G J Lux
Prln H S —Anna White
Evangelical Lutheran School, prep , co-ed ,
A Goeglein Prin *^
St Paul's School, prep , co-ed , B C , est
1906, Bev Henry A Koenlg, Prln
Wilton Junction, Mnscatlne Co , pop 1,157
City Superintendent — E D Bradley
Wlntereet, Madison Co , pop
City Superintendent — C E Akers
Prin H S — Margaret Moore
Woodbine, Harrison Co, pop 1,588
Pres Bd Educ. — J W Grimes.
Sec Bd Educ — D E Brainard
City Superintendent — M A Beed,
Principal High School — F J Howe
Supv Mus & Draw — Clarlan Lesher
Manual Training — George B Womer
Domestic Science — Georgia Baldwin
Physical Culture — William P Ashton
Woodbine Normal and Commercial School,
nor, prep and bus, co-ed, eest 1887,
M A Beed and F J Howe, Principal*
Worthlngton, Dubupue Co , pop 814.
St Paul's Academy, prep , co-ed , B C ,
Sister Worlieth, Superior
KANSAS
Population, 1,690,949 School census, 516,061 School age, 5-21
Kansas is the twenty-second state of the Union in point of population, having
a total of 1,690,949 inhabitants, of whom 966 per cent are white Of this number
8 per cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population
ten years of age and over is 2 2 per cent, the state ranking fifth in this respect
The educational system of the state is as follows
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
W D Ross, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Topeka
L- D WHrrrEMOxs, Assistant State Superintendent Topeka
O V HENDERSON, Chief Clerk Topeka
E B GDPT, State Inspector Normal Training High School Topeka
EUZABETH ACHENBACH, Statistical Clerk Topeka
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
W D Ross, State Superintendent, ex-officio President Topeka
THOMAS W BUTCHER, President State Normal School Emporia
FRANK STRONG, Chancellor University of Kansas Lawrence
H J WATERS, President State Agricultural College Manhattan
TOHN MACDONALD Topeka
MRS GRACE SNYDER Cawker City
Miss EFFIE MAHAITFIE Kansas City
STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSIONERS
CHARLES H SESSIONS, Secretary of State, President Topeka
W D Ross, Secretary Topeka
JOHN A DAWSON, Attorney General Topeka
The State School Fund Commissioners manage and have charge of the invest-
ment of the state permanent school fund, the normal school permanent fund, the
university permanent fund, and the Stormont Medical Library fund
SCHOOL TEXT BOOK COMMISSION
W D Ross, Chairman Topeka
GOLDEN BELT EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
•&-~C CHAMBERLAIN, President . . Ellis
FLORENCE QUINT, Secretary Hall Ci$y
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STATE BEADING CIRCLE BOAED
W D Ross, President
JOHN J HANET, Sec'y
J E BOYER, Treas
W B KTCT.SBY
MBS M E TUNSTON
Smith Center
Leavenworth
lola
BELLE INGUSH
JAMES A BAY
W O STEEN
G-EOEGE EBGECOMB
Topeka
Oswego
Marion
Solomon
McPherson
KANSAS STATE TEACHEBS' ASSOCIATION
W S HEUSNER, President
L D WHETTEMORE, Secretary
Junction City
Topeka
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
County Name and Address
Allen.. Miss Vide Fethergill, lola
Anderson Hattie E Woods, Garnett
Atchison J A Shoemaker Atohison
Barber Miss Margaret Kernohan
Medicine Lodge
Barton Jennie Momyer, Great Bend
Bourbon Minnie Stewart, Fort Soott
Brown June G Carothers, Hiawatha
Butler H I French, £21 Dorado
Chase Miss Anna E Arnold
Cotton wood Falls
Chautauo.ua J £1 Klbler, Sedan
Cherokee B E Stoneclpher Columbus
Cheyenne Mrs NeUie M. White
St. Francis
Clark Miss Maggie Myers, Ashland
Clay T C Coffman, Clay Center
Cloud Miss Chlorls Anderson
Concordia
Coffey Oora Lr Tomnkins Burlington
Comanohe Mary Willard, Coldwater
Copley Miss M May Adams, Winfleld
Crawford J W Miley, Girard
Decatur T B Wolfe, Oberlin
Dickinson W O Steen, Abilene
Doniphan Edna S Whitney, Troy
Doug-las C R. Hawley Lawrence
Edwards C M Rankln, Kinsley
Elk * ^ Austin Kimzey, Howard
Ellis M. A Basgall, Hays
Ellsworth H. Coover, Ellsworth
Finney Lewis Keeler, Garden City
Ford Miss Eulalia Nevins, Dodge City
Franklin Miss Etta J McCoy Ottawa
Geary Olivia H Miley, Tunction City
Gove Charles D Wilson, Gove
Graham C A Beeby, Hill City
Grant * Mrs. Emily K Hoeloel
New Ulysses
Gray Mrs Anna D Erskine, Clmarron
Greeley A R. Simpson, Tribune
Greenwood E E Brown, Eureka
Hamilton Mrs Etta Rummel, Syracuse
Harper J C Palmer, Anthony
Harvrv Miss Ruth Mitten Newton
Haskell Miss Laura McElhinny
» Santa Fe
Hodgeiman Mrs Willia Magutre
.. . Jetmore
County Name and Address
Jackson Elizabeth "Warning-, Holton
Jefferson Miss Sudie Anderson
Oskaloosa,
Jewell O M Chilcott Mankato
Johnson Miss May Cain, Olathe
Kearny Alice Harkness Lakin
Kingman J W Wilson, Kingman
Klowa N T Cox, Greensburg?
Labette Miss Ida B Marley, Oswego
Lane Miss Erma Fallis, Dighton
Leavenworth
E
Lincoln
Linn
Logan
Voorhees
Leavenworth
John F Jennings Lincoln
J W Hays, Mound City
Malcolm Peterson
Russell Springs
Lyon Mrs Fanny Vickrey, Emporia
Marion James A Ray Marlon
Marshall P N Schmidt, Marysville
McPherson I C Meyer. McPherson
Meade Mrs Pearl W JSmith, Meade
Miami . Miss Elizabeth Ellis, Paola
Mitchell Phillip Louthan, Belolt
Montgomery J G Smith, Independence
Morris E M Jones Council Grove
Morton .E B Dryden, Richfield
Nemaha W R Anthony Seneca
Neosho W R Willis, Erie
Ness Miss Edna Roblson, Ness City
Noiton D O Hemphill Norton
Osag-e C A DeardorfE, Lyndon
Osbome Bertha Yoxall, Osborae
Ottawa Jessie A Dee, Minneapolis
Pawnee Miss Ida B Curtis, Larned
Phillips
Miss Nettle Barber, Philllpsburgf
Pottawatomie
G F Richardson Westmoreland
C E Bloxom, Pratt
Abraham Davis, Atwood
S P Rowland, Hutchlnson
.Miss Buna Arrasmith
. Belleville
Miss Sylvia Burgess, Lyons
Miss Hannah A. Wetzlg,
Manhattan
J W Smith Stockton
B A. Kirkpatrlck, La Crosse
Caleb Bodxner, Russell
Pratt
Rawllns
Reno
Republic
Rice
Riley
Rooks
Rush
Russell
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS— Continued
County Name and Address
Saline . . Mabel Martin, Sallna
Scott Mrs. Ida Clark, Scott
Sedg-wlck ... D S Fence, Wichita
Seward A B Fullmer, Liberal
Shawnee John F Eby, Topeka
Sheridan Fred E Bear Hoxie
Sherman Glair McCall, Goodland
Smith Miles Bison, Smith Center
Stafford Miss M Spickard, St John
Stanton Blam Hilty, Johnson
Stevens Mrs Ethel Martin, Hugoton
County Name and Address
Bumner John B. Brooks, Wellington
Thomas Miss Alice Bieber Colby
Tregro Miss Carrie Stradal, Wa Keeney
Waubansee Miss Annie G Crouch, Alma
Wallace Miss PL Gilbert, Sharon Spr'gs
Washington R L. Rust, Washington
Wichita . P E Metheney, Leotl
Wilson Miss Fannie Butts, Fredonla
Woodson
Mrs L M Pickering, Tates Center
Wyandotte H G Randall, Kansas City
PUBLIC, PRIVATE} AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Abilene, Dickinson Co, pop 8,471
City Superintendent — Win A Stacey
Prin H S— H T Steeper
Central Kansas Business College, bus and
•ten , H A Anderson, Frln
Mount St Joseph's Academy, girls board-
ing R C , est 1877, Sisters of St Jo-
seph
Alma, Wabaunsee Co, pop 1,200
City Superintendent — B B Gift
Principal High School — George E Maroney
Altamont, Labette Co , pop 606
Prin County H S — W M Kyser
Anthony, Harper Go , pop 2,450
City Superintendent — B B Lewis
Principal High School-«-C H Beam
Argentine, Wyandotte Co , pop 6*058
City Superintendent — M E Pearson
Prin H S — F D Tracy
Arkansas City, Cowley Co , pop 7,508
Sec Bd Educ — William Stryker
City Superintendent — John F Bender
Prin H S— J F GIlHIand
Supv Music — Mrs Jennie Long
Manual Training — Mr C S Huey
Domestic Science — Florence Harrison
Atchlson, Atcblson Co, pop 16,429
Pres Bd Educ — H H Hackney
Sec Bd Educ — Mrs Helen M Brace
City Superintendent — Nathan T Veatch
Prin H S—H P Shepherd
Manual Training— H L. Cassell
Domestic Science — Geneva Goddard.
Com'l and Stenog*y — B A. Harshbarger
Atchison Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1886, A F Heck, Prop
College Preparatory and Finishing School,
prep , co-ed , non-sect , day, est 1896,
Sarah G Walton Prin
Midland College, collegiate, academic, music,
com'l depts , co-ed , Luth , est 1887, Rev
Rufus B Peery, Ph D , Pres
Mount St Scholastica Academy, girls'
boarding. R C , est 1863. Mother Aloy-
sla, Directress
St Benedict's College prep, collegiate and
business courses, men, R C , est 1858,
Rev Innocent Wolf, O S B , President
Vtchison — continued
St Louis College prep , men R C , Rev
Gerard Heinz, O S B , President
State Soldiers' Orphans Home, state, co-
ed . est 1887, H L Hlllls, Supt
Western Theological Seminary, theol , men,
Ev Luth , est 189S, Holmes Dysinger,
D D, Dean
Atwood, Rawlings Co, pop 900
Principal County H S^,— B H Rouse
Augusta, Butler Co , pop 1,800
City Supt and Prin H 8 — C B Ames
Baldwin, Douglas Co , pop 1,265
City Supt and Prin H 8 — Oscar J Lane
Baker University, comprises College, Acad-
emy, Music and Commercial departments;
co-ed , M B , est 18S8, Wilbur N Mason,
A M, D D, President
Baker University Academy, prep depart-
ment Baker University, co-ed , Walter
A Cook, M 8, Principal
Baxter Springs, Cherokee Co , pop 1,791
City Superintendent — J W Twente
Prin H S — Edna Stueckmann
Belleville, Republic Co, pop 2,029
City Superintendent — L P Wharton
Prin H S — Helen Cosgrove
Belolt, Mitchell Co, pop 2,124
City Superintendent — R L Hamilton
Principal High School— A R Loop
State Industrial School for Girls, state re-
formatory, girls est 1889, Mrs Julia
B Perry, Supt
Bine Rapids, Marshall Co., pop 1,400.
City Superintendent — S W McGarrah
Prin H S — Harriet Landers
Bonner Springs, Wyandotte Co, pop 1,400
City Superintendent — Clarence T Rice
Prin H S— Edith S Rice
Bncklin, Ford Co , pop 1,000
City Superintendent— F L Wright
Principal High School — Blanche Peters
Bnrlingame, Osage Co , pop 1,581
City Superintendent — C A Deardorn?
Prin, H a— Mrs Nellie Texrill
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Burlington, Coffey Co, pop
City Superintendent — W 8 Rupe.
Principal High School-— Edna Teeter
Caldwell, Summer Co , pop 1,017
City Superintendent— Hugh Durham.
Prln H S— Stella K Stuart
Caney, Montgomery Co, pop 2,651
Pres Bd Educ — J M Fisher
Sec Bd Educ —Mrs N A DeVere
City Superintendent — P B Humphrey
Principal High School — El A Funk
Supv Music — Miss Florence- Clark
Manual Training — J F Atcheson
Domestic Science — Miss Margurite Kanaga.
Commercial — Fred S Beaty
Chanute, Neosho Co, pop 0,279
Pres Bd Educ— Dr W E Royster
Sec Bd. Bduc — Jeanette Groome.
City Superintendent — John F Hughes.
Prln. H. S — J A. Cannan.
Supv Music & Drawing — Gertrude Cooper
Manual Training— J V Hamilton
Domestic Science — Georgia Howard.
Chanute Business College, eat 1908, J D
Byers, Prin
Chapman, Dickinson Co , pop 781
Prln County H J[— W S Robb
Cherokee, Crawford Co , pop 1,647
Prin County H S— W S Pate
Cherryvale, Montgomery Co , pop 5 080
City Superintendent — Nathaniel A Baker
Principal High School— W. E. RIngle.
Chetopa, labette Co, pop 1,018
Principal High School— Lisle Williams.
Clay Center, Clay Co, pop 8,840
City Superintendent — Ejntl Kratochvll
Principal County H S — B B Allbaugh.
Clebume, Riley Co, pop, 225
Principal Public Schools— Katie Sltterley.
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Orphans'
Home, co-ed , Swed Luth , eat. 1880,
N H Toungberg, Sapt.
Clyde, Cloud Co , pop 1,800.
City Supt and Prin H. S.— a H. Balrd.
Coffeyville, Montgomery Co, pop, 12,687.
Pres Bd. Bduc — George C Dillon
Sec Bd Educ — Edna Wrighton.
City Superintendent — A. A, Hughart.
Prin. H S — R T Kennedy
Supv Music— Julia G Gordon.
Manual Training— F H. Dickinson.
Domestic Science — Grace E Dimook.
Drawing — Sarah Parks
Com'l and Stenog'y— D B. Brltton.
Coffeyville Business College, bus. and sten.,
T F Starcher, Prin
Colby, Thomas Co , pop 1,000
Prln County H S — C C Thompson
Columbus, Cherokee Co » pop 8,027
City Superintendent — N H, Shenk.
Prin. County H. S— B. B. Cook.
Concordla, Cloud Co , pop 4,427
Pres Bd Educ — Dr S C Pigman
Sec Bd Educ — E B "Whipp
City Superintendent — D C Porter
Principal High School — O B Seyster
Supv Music — Mable W Swing
Manual Training — Hi W Martin
Domestic Science — Reva Lint
Physical Culture — J A Brownlee
Metropolitan Business College, bus and
sten , A F Day, Prln
Nazareth Academy, girls' boarding, R. C ,
eat 1884, Mother Antoinette, Prln.
Conway Springs, Summer Co , pop 1,000
City Superintendent — J Beach Cragun.
Principal High School — E L Peppers.
Normal and Business College, normal and
4 bus., private, S D Crane, Pres
Cottonwood Falls, Chase Co, pop 1,000
Prln County H S — A. M Thoroman
Council Grove, Morris Co , pop 2.418
City Superintendent — V E Postxna.
Principal High School — J W Truesdale.
Danville, Harper Co , pop 115
St Hose Academy, prep , co-ed,, R C , est
1891, P J Maloney, Pres
Dlghton, Lane Co , pop 500
Prin County H J3j— E E Colyer
Dodge City, Ford Co., pop 2 627
City Superintendent — L. H dement.
Principal High School — Guy Marple.
Downs, Osborne Co , pop 1,400
City Superintendent — L M Spray
Principal High School — Harriet Tomson.
Effingham, Atchlson Co, pop 674.
Prln. County H S. — J R. Thierstem.
Eldorado, Butler Co., pop 0,462.
City Superintendent^Tohn B Heffelflnger.
Principal High School— John W Charles
EJllfi Co*, pop 1,291.
City Superintendent — J C Chamberlain
Principal High School— Emille WedelL
Ellsworth, Ellsworth Co, pop 1,800
City Superintendent — O J SHverwood,
Principal High School— H. A. Fronmg
Emporla, Lyon Co , pop 0,058
Fres Bd Educ — L T Bang
Sec Bd Eduo— M N Clark.
City Superintendent — Lloyd A Lowther
Principal High School— S T7 Pett
Supv Music — D O Jones
Manual Training — T G Bashaw.
Domestic Science — Mary MacLeod.
Pen'shlp and Com'l— F A Morrlll.
College of Emporia, colL, co-ed., Fresb ,
es 1888, Rev Henry C Culbertaon, B D,
Pres
Emporia Business College, bus and sten.,
est. 1881, a D Long, Pres
Emporia School of Music and Art, co-ed 2
est. 1908, Charles A Boyle, Director
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KANSAS
Emporia— continued
Lewis Academy, prep department College
of Emporia, co-ed , Mrs Eleanor R.
Christensen Ph M , Principal
Kansas State Normal School, normal,
state, co-ed , non-sect , est 1865, Thos
W Butcher, Ph D , President
Enterprise, Dickinson Co , pop 789
City Superintendent — J J Toder
Principal High School— Annie Kenning
Enterprise NormafAcadexny, prep , co-ed.,
Ger M E , est. 1892, Edward Sallenbach,
A M, Pres
Erie, Neosho Co, pop 1,488
City Superintendent — George A Allen
Prln H S— A J Gibson
Eudora, Douglas Co , pop 640
City Supt and Prln H 8 — Charles Kelley
Hesper Academy, prep , co-ed , Friends,
est. 1884, Emlfiet E Had ley, Prln
Eureka, Greenwood Co, pop
City Superintendent — S L Soper
Prin H S— H EJ Chandler
Southern Kansas Academy, prep, raue ,
agri , dom scl , nor , co-ed , Cong , est
1886, William W Dolhson, Principal
Florence, Marion Co, pop 1,076.
City Superintendent — H B Clewell
Prin H 8 —Mrs Ethel H Knight.
Fort Scott, Boncbon Co , pop 10,468
Pres Bd Educ— W F BlcknelL
Sec Bd Educ— C W Mitchell
City Superintendent — Homer D Ramsey
Principal High School — John A Devlin
Supv Music — Emma K Keller
Manual Training— William R Wortmore
Domestic Science — Isa Green
Physical Culture — EJmll S Llston
Drawing — Alice Porter
Pen1 ship and Com 1— O'Connor Smith.
Draughon's Practical Business College, bus
and sten , J F Draughon, Pres
Ft Scott Collegiate Institute, prep , co-ed.,
Rev Charles Manchester, Prln
Notre Dame de Lourdes Academy, prep ,
co-ed , R S , eat 1901, Sisters of St.
Joseph
Windsor Commercial College, bus and
sten , est 1897, Dean Dick, Pres.
Frankfort, MarsEall Co, pop 1,500.
City Superintendent— M G Kirkpatrlck
Principal High School — B C CXRoke.
Fredonla, Wilson Co , pop 8,855.
City Superintendent — A I Decker
Prln H S— W L Matthews
Fredonla Business College , bus , sten , and
tel , est 1907, E L Taylor, President
Xrontenac, Crawford Co., pop. 8,700.
City Superintendent — L S Minckley
Principal High School — Lucy Btllwaugh.
Galena, Cherokee Co , pop, 6,096
Pres Bd Educ — C G Worthington
Sec Bd Educ — Ethel Wolfe
City Superintendent — R E Long
Principal High School — R W Titus
Music and Drawing — Mrs Willis McKinney
Commercial — J H Koontz
Garden City, Xlnney Co, pop 2,800
Pres Bd. Educ — H J Covert
Sec Bd Educ — G E Brown
City Superintendent — G E Brown.
Prin H S — E J Dumond
Supv Music— Mabel C Thomas
Manual Training — A. J LaBerge
Domestic Science — Camilla Nelson
Physical Culture — Ethel Dougherty
Drawing— Nina Rlggs.
Pen'ship, Com'l and Stenog — BJ W Font.
Garnett, Anderson Co , pop
Pres Bd Educ — J B Hutchison
Sec Bd Educ— H L McNary
City Superintendent — C H Oman
Prln H S —George H Marshall
Supv Music — Gertrude Westmacott
Gas, Allen Co, pop 1,797.
City Superintendent — Thomas E Osborn
Prln H S — Sophia Shawyer
Girard, Crawford Co, pop 2,518
City Superintendent — H W Shideler
Principal H S — C B Carpenter
Goodland, Sherman Co , pop 1,410
City Superintendent — J R Reed.
Principal County H S — W G Rees
Great Bend, Barton Co , pop 8,265.
City Superintendent — Andrew F Senter
Prin H S— C A Axton
Greely, Anderson Co, pop 570,
City Supt and Prln H S— L W Hamp-
shire
Qreensbnrfr, Kiowa Co , pop 1,000
Prin County H 8 — Chas. H Brooks
Hanover, Washington Co. pop 1,150
City Superintendent — Fred W Meyer
Principal High School — Delia Pennock.
Harper, Harper Co, pop 1,600
Pres Bd Educ— C A Miller
Sec Bd Educ — Mrs Emma Johnson
City Superintendent — E L Fulton
Principal High School — J A Jeffries
Supv Mus & Draw— Miss Ethel Iliff
Havlland, Kiowa Co, pop 568.
Friends' Haviland Academy, prep , oo-ed ,
Friends, est 1892, Stanley C Biggs, A.
B , Principal
Hay*, Ellis Co, pop 2,000.
Pres Bd Educ— Dr J H Mlddlekautf
Sec Bd Educ — A O Robinson
City Superintendent — W 8 Plcken
Principal High School — Georgia Vermond
Western State Normal School, normal,
state, co-ed , eat 1902, William S Pick-
en Principal
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KANSAS
Herington, Dickinson Co, pop 8,052.
Fres Bd Educ — G K Smith
Sec Bd Educ — Frank Grass
City Superintendent — Francis Robb
Frin High School — Charles W Sandy
Supv Mus and Dona Scl — Llla Rose
Drawing1 — Hazel Kennedy
Hiawatha, Brown Co, pop. 8,017
City Superintendent — S W Moore.
Frin H S— W W Butler
Hiawatha Academy, prep , co-ed , Bapt.,
eat 1887, Rev G B Merntt, President
National Business College, bus and sten ,
Henry Coon, Pres
Highland, Doniphan Co , pop 780
Frin Public Schools— J A Jones
Highland College, coll, prep, nor, music,
com'l courses, co-ed , Presb , eat. 1857,
William C T Adams, Ph D, Pres
Hill City, Graham Co , pop. 1,060.
City Superintendent — S D Hendrix.
Prln H S.— Nina Hunsberger
Hlllsboro, Marlon Co , pop 1,100.
City Superintendent — P S Goertz
Frin H S — Grace Vaniman
Hoifilnffton, Barton Co, pop 1,414
City Superintendent — R Rankln.
Principal High School — F H Barber
Holton, Jackson Co , pop 8,608
City Superintendent — H H Van Fleet
Principal High School— R E Mack.
Campbell College, coll and prep , co-ed ,
Un Breth , est. 1882, W D Marburger,
Pres '
Horton, Brown Co , pop 8,936
City Superintendent — J C Devoss
Principal High School — F A. Lovan
Howard, Elk Co, pop 1,079.
City Superintendent — Ernest Bennet
Principal High School— Ada L. Richardson.
Hoxle, Sheridan Co, pop 682
Frin County H & — C C Williams.
Humboldt, Allen Co, pop. 2,329
City Superintendent — Charles M Hllleary
Principal High School — Oda HalL
Hntchlnson, Reno Co , pop 16,861.
Pres Bd Educ — A E Asher
Sec Bd Educ— T C Smith
City Superintendent — Justus O Hall
Frin H S— S L Palmer
Supv Music — Beth. Buser
Manual Training — E J Daigle
Domestic Science — Theodore Robinson.
Physical Culture — D O Yeoman.
Drawing1 — Gertrude Chopman
Penmanship — Elizabeth Kelly
Com'l and Stenog'y — A F Day
Salt City Business College, bus. and sten ,
co-ed , est. 1897, J D Conrad Manager
State Industrial Reformatory, state refor-
matory for boys, est, 1895, Chas W
Richards, A. B , Supt
Independence, Montgomery Co, pop 10,480
Pres Bd Educ — Dr J A Pinkston
Sec Bd Educ — C S Risdon.
City Superintendent — Charles S Risdon
Prin County H S— J O Ferguson.
Supv Music — Walter McCray
Manual Training — N L Friley
Domestic Science — Anna Allen
Physical Culture — L E Losey
Olson's Business College, J C Olson, Pres.
817 N Penn Av
lola, Allen Co, pop 9,082
Pres Bd Educ— Dr P S Mitchell
Sec Bd Educ — W A Wheeler
Sity Superintendent — C C Brown
Prin H S— J H Sawtell
Supv Music — Ina McKnight
Manual Training— C R Dabbs
Domestic Science — Helen Glasse
lola Business College, bus and sten , est.
1899, O E Hazlett, President
Jetmore, Hodgeman Co, pop 600.
Prin County H S^ — H J Davis
Junction City, Geary Co , pop 6,698
Prin H. S— J A Shideler
Kansas City, Wyandotte Co , pop 92,881.
Pres Bd Educ — W R Trotter
Sec Bd Educ — W A Seymore
City Superintendent — Matthew E Pearson
Supv Music — Bessie Miller
Domestic Science — Ida Mitchell
Physical Culture — Nelae Ockerblad
Drawing — Blanche Williams.
Penmanship— R J Boyd
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Argentine High School, 22nd and Ruby Sts. ,
F D Tracy, Principal
Kansas City High School, 9th and Main
Sts , B A. White, Principal
Stunner High School (colored), Ninth and
Washington Sts , J M Marquess, Prin.
Kansas City Baptist Theological Seminary,
theol , Bapt., est. 1901, F W Crannell,
D D, Frea
Kansas City University, comprises College,
Schools of Theology, Music, Oratory and
High School, co-ed , Meth Prot, est.
1896, D S Stephens, LL D, Chancellor
State Institution for the Blind, Indust ,
state, W B Hall, Supt
Western University, nor and prep , co-ed ,
non-sect , est 1912, F B Keeling, Prln.
Kfngman, Klngman Co , pop 2,116
Pres Bd Educ — J A Cragun.
Sec Bd. Educ — Orin Murphy
City Superintendent — B P Young
Principal High School — George F Bolter
Supv Music — Hazel Harlow
Manual Training — Mr Morgen
Commercial — H Hossaman
Ktowa, Darber Co., pop. 1,000
City Superintendent — Ira Stout
Principal High School — Katharine Stooker
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KANSAS
La Harpe, Allen Co, pop 2,757
Pres Bd Bduc — William Turner
Sec Bd Educ — Fied E Wood
City Superintendent — Commodore F Cool
Principal High School — A L Hollister
Supv Music — Florence Woodburn
Manual Training: — J W Jones
Domestic Science — Mrs Jessie K McQuire
Lamed, Pawnee Co , pop 2,400
City Superintendent — R V Phinney
Principal High School — C L Swenson
Lawrence, Douglas Co , pop 12,874
Pres Bd Bduc — "Wilder S Metcalf,
Sec Bd Educ— F P Smith
City Superintendent — Franklin P Smith
Prin. H S— F H Olney
Supv Music — L Belle Kennedy
Manual Training1 — L H Emmett
Domestic Science — Sigrid Nystrom.
Drawing — Neva J Foster
Penmanship — Kathryn Bonar
Haskell Institute, coll and mdust school
for Indians co-ed , Federal est 1884.
J R Wise, Supt
Lawrence Business College bus and sten ,
est 1869, W H Quackenbush, M A,
Pies
University of Kansas comprises the Gradu-
ate School College of Liberal Arts and
Sciences of Engineering of Fine Arts,
of Education of Law of Medicine of
Pharmacy, state unlv , co-ed est 1SG6,
Frank Strong, Ph D , President
Univeisity of Kansas, School of Fine Arts,
art, music, co-ed , Charles S Skilton,
A B , Dean
University of Kansas, School of Engineer-
ing, courses in civil electrical, mechani-
cal, mining, chemical and municipal and
sanitary engineering, Frank O Marvin,
A M , Dean <
University of Kansas, School of Education,
professional courses for teachers, est
1910, Charles Hughes Johnston, Ph D,
Dean
University of Kansas, School of Law, law,
co-ed , eat 1880, J W Green, A. M.,
Dean,
University of Kansas, School of Medicine,
prep , med , (freshman and sophomore),
reg , co-ed , est 1900, Mervin T Sudler,
M D , Dean (See also Rosedale, Kans )
University of Kansas, School of Pharmacy,
Pharm , co-ed , est 1885, L B Sayre,
Ph M , Dean
Leavenworth, Leavenworth Co, pop, 19,863
Pres Bd Bduc — Dr W B Myers.
Sec Bd. Bduc — R J Morgan
City Superintendent — Marcus E Moore
Prin H S— W H Carothers.
Supv Music — Minnie Taylor.
Manual Training — J A. Van Court.
Domestic Science — Helen M. Pierce,
Physical Culture — Oscar Ruther
Drawing — Blanche Cassldy
Com'l and Stenotfy— C W Pratt.
Leavenworth Business College, bus. and
sten , est 1887, Martin Gonser, Prin
St. Mary's Academy, girls' boarding, B. C.,
est. 1860, Mother Mary Olive, Superior
Leotl, Wichita Co, pop 500
Prin County H S — Philip Dere.
Liberal, Seward Co, pop 1,800
City Superintendent — F O Rindon
Prin H 8 — Edith Gamber
Lincoln, Lincoln Co, pop 1,450
City Superintendent — R E Long
Principal High School— J P JewelL
Lindsborg, McPherson Co , pop 1,927
City Superintendent — Elmer Ahlstedt
Prin High School — Esther Lundstroxn.
Bethany College, coll , co-ed , Swed Luth ,
est, 1881, Ernest F Philblad, A. M.,
Pres
Longton, Elk Co , pop 1,800
City Superintendent — C B Davis
Principal High School — Ethel Jolley
Lowell, Cherokee Co , pop 156
Lowell Academy, prep , co-ed , Friends,
est 1891, Wm B Morgan, Prin
Lyons, Bice Co, pop 1,975.
City Superintendent — T A Edgerton
Principal High School — A. B Brown.
McPherson, McPherson Co, pop 3,516.
Pres Bd Educ— J B Haight
Sec Bd Educ — A C Spllman
City Superintendent — George G PInney
Principal High School — R W Potwln
Supv Music and Draw — Alice M Sandberg
Manual Training — Luther Coblentz.
Domestic Science — Katherine Tupper
Physical Culture — Mr H S Lansing
McPherson College, collegiate, prep, music,
coml depts , co-ed , Ger Bap , est 1887,
John Addlson Clement, Ph D , Pres
Walden College, prep , co-ed , Swed
Evang , est 1904, David Brunstrom,
M A, Prin
Manhattan, Biley Co., pop 5,722
City Superintendent — John R Edgerton
Principal High School — Clara Schild.
Kansas State Agricultural College, com-
prises Division of Agriculture, of Me-
chanic Arts, of Home Economics, of Gen-
eral Science, and the School of Agricul-
ture, state, co-ed , est 1868, Henry J
Waters, LL D, President
Kansas State Agricultural College, Division
of Agriculture, courses in agriculture,
veterinary medicine, and dairying, Wil-
liam M Jardine, B S A , Dean
Kansas State Agricultural College, Division
of Mechanic Arts, courses In mechanical,
electrical, and civil engineering, architec-
ture, and printing, Edmund Burke Me-
Cormick, S B , Dean
Kansas State Agricultural College, Division
of Home Economics, courses In domestic
art and domestic science, Mary Pierce
Van Zile, Dean
National Business College, bus and sten.,
Henry Coon, Pres
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KANSAS
Manbato, Jewell Co , pop 1,800
City Superintendent — F W Simmonds.
Prin H 8 —Jessie Mustard
Marlon, Marlon Co , pop 1,802
City Superintendent — C B St John.
Principal High School— Alvln Wight
Marysvffle, Marshall Co , pop 2,094
City Superintendent — R L Parker
Frin H S — Myrtle Warrlngton
Modern Normal College, normal, private,
oo-ed , J G- Allenbecker, Free
Medicine Lodge, Barber Co, pop 1,100
City Superintendent — D W Major
Principal High School— Annie B Bell
Mlltonvale, Cloud Co*, pop 500
Miltonville Wesleyan College* nor and
prep , co-ed , M H , eat. 1909, Silas "W
Bond, A M, President
Minneapolis, Ottawa Co, pop 1,772.
City Superintendent — C O Smith
Principal High School — Earl C Woodward.
Nadeau, Jackson Co., pop 25
Pottawatomie Boarding School, govt school
for Indians, est 1872, Thomas Rlchey,
Supt
Neodesha, Wilson Co, pop. 8,470
City Superintendent — Harry P St
Principal High School — Alfred P
Newton, Harvey Co, pop. 7,862
City Superintendent— B F Martin.
Principal High School— Merle a Pruuty
Bethel College, coll and prep , co-ed.,
Mennonlte, est 1898, Rev J W. Kllewer,
Pres
New Ulysses* Grant Co., pop. 175.
Principal County H. 8 — Fred W Ldpper
Hlckerson, Reno Co., pop. 1,050
City Superintendent — J F Hoch.
Nlckerson Normal College, normal, pri-
vate, co-ed., non-sect, eat 1898, Edward
B Smith, Pres.
North Branch, Jewell Co , pop 100.
North Branch Academy, prep , co-ed.,
Friends, est 1889, A C Bailey, Prln.
Norton, Norton Co , pop 1,700.
City Superintendent — A, B, Robison,
Prln. County H S— Lee R Light
Oberlin, Decatnr Co, pop 1,800
Prin County H. 8 — Caleb "W Smick.
Olathe, Johnson Co, pep. 8483
City Superintendent — 8* D Dice
Principal High School — Lee J. Taylor
State School for the Deaf, co-ed., est 1861,
Cyrufl E White, M A., Supt
Osage City, Osage Co., pop 2,987.
dty Superintendent — C. A. Yeoman.
Principal High School— A. B.
Osawatomle, Miami Co , pop 8,889
City Superintendent — Floyd B. Lee.
Prin H S— H B Amyx
Oaawatomie State Hospital for Insane,
state, co-ed , est 1868, L L Uhls, Supt
Osbome, Osborne Co, pop 1,606
City Superintendent — C. E Rarlck.
Principal High School — Elsie Power
Oskaloosa, Jefferson Co , pop 1,009
City Superintendent — G H Whitcraft
Principal High School — H C. Trump
Oswego, Labette Co , pop 2,228
Pres Bd Educ— Mrs I B Klrkpatrick
Sec Bd Educ — Mrs Belle Young
City Superintendent — Charles Adamaon.
Principal High School — Rose H Hadden.
Domestic Science — Miss Helen Columbia.
Oswego College, girls boarding, Presby.,
Dr Thomas Marshall, Pres
Strode Academy, prep , co-ed , Advent,
J B White, Prln.
Ottawa, Franklin Co , pop 7,600
City Superintendent — Arch L Bell
Prin H S — Ralph E Gowans
Ottawa Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1910, Grant H Grain, President
Ottawa University, comprises College of
Liberal Arts, Academy, School of Fine
Arts (Music, Expression, Art), co-ed. ,
Bap , est 1865 . Silas Eber Price, D D ,
President
Papla, Miami Co,
Pres Bd. Educ —
Sec Bd. Bduc. — Arthur Snyder
City Superintendent — John F Barnhlll
Prin H S— Sadie Van Aken
Supv Music — Emma Pazton
Manual Training — Guy C Omer
Domestic Science — Minnie Foresman.
Drawing — Mrs Maria A Stevinson.
Pen'shlp, Com'l ft Stenog — Gertrude HUL
Urauline Academy, girls* boarding, R C ,
eat 1895, Mother Jerome, Pres,
Parsons, Labette Co , pop. 12,468.
City Superintendent — Frank L Plnet
Principal High School — Oscar Fan-is.
Olson's Commercial College, bus. and sten.,
est 1891, J C Olson, Pres
Peabody, Marlon Co , pop 1,276.
City Superintendent — J K. Looxnls.
Prln H. a— Alvln S Wight
PhlUlpsburg, Phillips Co, pop. 1,288.
City Superintendent — Elmer Ahlstedt
Principal High School — Olive L. Thomas.
Pittibnrg, Crawford Co., pop 14,755.
City Superintendent — Allen H Bushey
Prin H. & — J L. Hutchlnson.
Plttsburg Business College, bus and sten,,
est 1895, S W Errebo, M S. Pres
State Manual Training Normal School,
nor , state, co-ed r "W A Brandenberg,
President
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KANSAS
Plalnvllle, Rooks Co , pop 1,100
City Superintendent — H J Brown
Prin H S — Irene Howatt.
Pleasanton, Unn Co, pop 1,589
City Superintendent — 7 N Chapman.
Principal High School— B B Shore.
Pratt, Pratt Co, pop 2,100
Pres Bd Educ— S H Shrack
Sec Bd Educ — Clenna Swank
Principal High School — R Thane Cook
Supv Music— Miss Norfolk
Manual Training— William Ball
Qralndaro, Wyandotte Co , pop 600
State Manual Training Normal School,
nor , state, co-ed , H S RUBB, Prln
Western University (colored), industrial
school for negroes co-ed A M B , est
1898, Sheldon French, A M, Pres
Botedale, Wyandotte Co, pop 5,960
City Superintendent — George B Rose
Prin H S— A P Vaughn
University of Kansas, School of Medicine
(Junior and senior years) , med , reg
co-ed , est 1905, George Howard Hozie,
A. M, M D. Dean
Russell, Russell Co, pop 1,165
City Superintendent — Prank R Aldrleh.
Principal High School— B M Prlzer
St Francis, Cheyenne Co, pop 675.
Prin County H g — Audubon Neff
St John, Stafford Co , pop 1,400
City Superintendent — L F Breeden
Principal High School — C F Barnes
St Marys, Pottawatomle Co, pop 1,227
Pres Bd Bduc — T J Ryan
Sec Bd EJduc — Edward Johnson
City Superintendent — Diedrich L Dalke
Principal High School — D L. Dalke
St Mary* a College, college and high school,
men, R C , est 1848 v Rev Aloysius A
Breen, S J , Pres
St Paul, Neosho Co , pop 1,086
St Paul School, prep , co-ed , R C , est
1847, F Raymond, Pres
Sabetha, Nemaha Co, pop 1,857
City Superintendent — George A. Allen, Jr
Principal High School — Streeter Blair
Ballna, Saline Go, pop 9,688
City Superintendent — W 8 Heusner
Prin H S — George P Brooks
Kansas Wesleyan Business College, bus.,
sten tel and wireless, eat 1891, T W
Roach, Superintendent
Kansas Wesleyan University, coll and
normal co-ed M B , est 1886, Robert
P Smith, A M, Pres
Sacred Heart School, prep , co-ed., R. C.,
Sister Raphael, Superior
Santa Fe, Haskell Co, pop 150
Principal County H S — George B DeWUte.
Scammon, Cherokee Co, pop 2,878
Pres Bd Bduc— T B Pryor
Sec Bd Bduc — J P Pollock
City Superintendent — F R Green
Principal High School — Maggie Durtdn
Seott, Scott Co , pop 918
Principal High School— F H Beedle
Scranton, Osage Co , pop 1,027
City Superintendent — F M Woods.
Prin H S— Edith M Kanode
Sedan, Chautauqua Co , pop 2,211 ,
City Superintendent — J W Roberts
Principal High School— Ida B McAdow
Seneca, Nemaha Co , pop 1,858
City Superintendent — R G Mueller
Principal High School — W A. Spencer
Smith Center, Smith Co, pop 1,450
City Superintendent — Guy Warren
Prin H S — Ruth Schnacke
Solomon, Dickinson Co , pop 1,000
City Superintendent — J L Mickey
Principal High School — Jessie Qemxnel
Stafford, Stafford Co , pop 1,500
City Superintendent— B C Kittell
Prln H S — Gordon Bailey
Sterling, Bice Co , pop 2,013
Pres Bd Bduc— B B Potter
Sec Bd Bduc— B W Toraey
City Superintendent — Charles A Hall
Principal High School — R H Williams
Domestic Science — Emma Kammeyer
Man Tr & Phy Cult —Hugh B Peek
Cooper College, coll and prep , Un.
Presb . est 1887 Ross T Campbell,
D D, Pres
Stockton, Books Co, pop 1,200
City Superintendent — C B MoGinnis,
Prln H S— H V Matthew
Syracuse, Hamilton Co , pop 1,150
City Superintendent — Bffle MarkwelL
Principal High School — H D Parrett.
Tonganoxle, Leavenworth Co, pop. 1,050
City Superintendent— C W McCormick.
Principal High School — Marcus Gaxnbill.
Topeka, Shawnee Co, pop 48,684
Pres Bd Bduc — L M PenwelL
Sec Bd Educ,— M C Holman
City Superintendent — H B Wilson
Prln H S— A. J Stout
Supv Music— Mildred Hazelrlgg
Manual Training— A H Winter
Drawing — Mary Bunker
Penmanship — H T Jett,
Assumption School, prep , co-ed , R. C.,
est 1867, Sister Rose, Superior
Biasing Conservatory of Music, muq ,
co-ed , est 1905, Petrowitsch Bisslng,
Pres , 706 Kansas Av
College of the Sisters of Bethany, girls
boarding, P B , est. 1861, Miss Matilda
Bailey, Principal.
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Topeka— continued
Dougherty's Business Training School, bus.
and sten , eat 1894. Geo B Dougherty*
Pres, 116 W 8th Av
School of Expression and Drama, eloc.
and or , eat 1895, Miss Clara M Crumb,
Prin
School of Pianoforte Playing, music, Mrs.
Annie M Parry-Bundy, Director
State Industrial School for Boys, state re-
form school, boys, est. 1879, H W
Charles, Supt
Standard Shorthand School, sten , est
1887, Anna E Canan, President, 630 Kan-
sas Ave
Topeka Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1888, L H Strlckler, President, 111
E Eighth
Topeka Industrial and Educational Insti-
tute (colored) , Indust , Wm H Carter,
Pres.
Washburn College, comprises the College,
Academy, Bible School, School of Law, of
Pine Arts, co-ed , Cong , est 1865, Frank
Knight Sanders, Ph D , Pres
Washburn College Law School, three-year
course, co-ed , est 1903, William B
Arthur, LL B , Dean
Washburn College Law School of Bible and
Social Service, Rev Frank T Lee. D D,
Dean
Washburn College School of Fine Arts,
music, elocution drawing, art, Horace
Whltehouse, Dean
Valley Falls, Jefferson Co, pop 1,160
City Superintendent — Harry McGuIre
Prln H & — Maud Myers
Wakeeney, Trego Co , pop 888
Prin County H §^-J H NIesley
Wamego, Pottawatomle Co , pop. 1,788
City Superintendent — H C Jent
Principal High School — O A. Douglas-
^Washington, Washington Co , pop. 1,700
City Superintendent — J W Murphy
Principal High School — E P Snyder.
Washington Academy, prep , co-ed. ,
Bapt, est 1892, 8 S Hageman, Frin
Weir, Cherokee Co, pop. 2,588.
City Superintendent — A, 8 HIatt
Principal High School— Bex Tanner
Kansas State School of Mines and Metal-
lurgy, mining, state, men, est 191 J,
Burton Lee Wolfe, Director
KANSAS __
Wellington, Summer Co., pop 7,034.
City Superintendent — C M. Ware.
Prin. County H S — H P Butcher
Wichita, Sedgwick Co , pop 52,450
City Superintendent — L W Mayberry
Prin H S— I M Allen
Fairmont College, college, academy, music,
art and home economics, co-ed , Cong ,
est 1892, Henry Barnat Thayer, LL. D,
Pres
Friends University, comprises College, Mu-
sic and Preparatory Schools, co-ed ,
Friends, est 1898, Edmund Stanley, A M,
Pres
Metropolitan School of Music, est 1905,
Myron Lynne Hull, Director, 206 N
Main Street
Miller Business College, bus and sten , est
1893, H S Miller, President, Lawrence
and First
Mount Carmel Academy, girls' boarding,
R C est 1887. Sister Mary Isabella.
C B V M, Superior
Power-Myers Conservatory of Music, est.
1910, Frank A Power, Director, £10 E
Douglas Avenue
Western School of Elocution and Oratory,
est 1890, George W Hose, Pres
Wichita Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1899, co-ed , Will Q Price, Pres.
Wichita College of Music, mus , co-ed ,
est 1906, Theodore Lindberg Pres
Wichita Telegraph College, tel , co-ed ,
est 1899, W B Alvey, Pres
Wilson, Ellsworth Co , pop 1,200
City Superintendent — M C Martin
Prln H S — E Grace Connon.
Winflelo, Cowley Co , pop 0,700
City Superintendent — James W Gowans
Principal High School — M C Prunty
St Johns Lutheran College, prep, music
and business, co-ed., Luth , est 1898,
Prof A W Meyer, Director
Southwestern College, college, academy, mu-
sic, business, art. oratory, co-ed., M E,
est 1886, Frank E Mossman, D D, Pres
State School for Feeble-Minded Youth,
state co-ed . est 1881, I W Clark, Supt
Wlnfleld College of Music, mus and or ,
est 1900, Archibald Omstead, Director
Tates Center, Woodson Co, pop 2,100*
City Superintendent — I P. Baldwin.
Principal High School— T A. Selbert
KENTUCKY
Population, 2,289,905 School census, 739,906 School age, 6-20
Kentucky is the fourteenth state of the Union in point of population, having a
total of 2,289,905 inhabitants, of whom 88 6 per cent are white Of this number 1 8
per cent are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population
ten years of age and over, is 12.1 per cent, the state ranking thirty-seventh in this
respect The educational system of the state is as follows
STATE STJPEBINTENDENT 'S OFFICE
BARKSDALE HAMLETT, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Frankfort
Y O GILBERT, Assistant Superintendent Frankfort
McHENRY BHOADES, State Supervisor High Schools Lexington
T J OOATES, State Supervisor Eural Schools Frankfort
F C BT3TTON, Assistant Supervisor Eural Schools Frankfort
MBS CHARLES P WEAVER, State Organizer School Improvement Frankfort
STATE BOAED OF EDUCATION
BARKSDALE HAMLETT, Superintendent of Public Instruction Frankfort
JAMES GARNETT, Attorney General . . . .... Frankfort
C F CBSCEUUS, Secretary of State . . . ~ . . . ..Frankfort
STATE BOAED OF EXAMINEES
BARKSDALE HAMLETT, Superintendent of Public Instruction Frankfort
T. W IRELAND, Superintendent of City Schools . . Stanford
WICKUFFE LOCKETT, Superintendent of City Schools . . Henderson
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION
JAMES B MOCREART, Governor Frankfort
BARKSDALE HAMLETT, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Frankfort
C F CRECELIUS, Secretary of State Frankfort
NAPIER ADAMS, Clerk Court of Appeals . ..... . Frankfort
JAMES Q-ARNETT, Attorney General " Frankfort
HENRY M BOS-WORTH, Auditor Frankfort
THOMAS S BHEA, Treasurer . Frankfort
ASSOCIATION OF KENTUCKY COLLEGES AND TJNIVEESITIES
A M MILLER, President Lexington
FRANK BAINEY, Secretary Danville
STATE EEADING CIEOLE BOAED
C A TATJNBR, President . . . .Winchester
KENTUCKY EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
N. C HAMMACK, President . . , Morganfield
T W TINSON, Secretary . . . Frankfort
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KENTUCKY
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
County Name and Address
Adair Miss Pearl Hindman, Columbia
Allen W A Whitlow, Scottsville
Anderson J W Baxter, Lawrenoeburg
Ballard J E Lane, Wlokliffe
Barren W C Turner, Glasgow
Bath Leonard Cassity, Owingsville
Bell Simon Delph, Middlesbo'ro
Boone Edgar C Riley, Burlington
Bourbon Miss Mabel Bobbins, Paris
Boyd W L Jayne, Catlettsburg
Boyle J "W Rawlms, Danville
Bracken Wm Huffman, Brooksville
Breathitt Kash C Williams, Jackson
Breckmrldge A. Driskell, HJardinsburg
Bullitt O L. Roby, Shepherdsville
Butler A. L Haynes, Morgantown
CaldweU Miss N R. Catlett, Princeton
Galloway Miss Lucile Grogan, Murray
Campbell J W Reiley, Alexandria
Carlisle D S Bishop, Bard well
Carroll Ernest Lewellyn, Carrollton
Carter W C Kozee, Gray son
Casey . J C Lay, Judd
Christian Miss J West, Hopkinsville
Clark J E Lanter, Winchester
Clay Luther Hatton, Manchester
Clinton . Miss Ermon Sloan, Albany
Crittenden E Jeffrey Travis, Marion
Cumberland J W Bowman, Burkesville
Daviess R L McFarland, Owensboro
Edmondson Jno L Cayton, Chalybeate
Elliott D F Gray, Sandy Hook
Estlll - Sherman Land, Irvine
Fayette Mrs N Faulconer, Lexington
Fleming Mrs L P Williams, Swing
Floyd . E V Hall, Prestonsburg
Franklin E R Jones, Frankfort
Fulton Miss Virginia Luten, Hickman
Gallatin Jas. R McDaneU, Warsaw
Garrard Miss Jennie Higgins, Lancaster
Grant D H Starns, Williamstown
Graves ., W D Dodds, Mayfleld
Grayson Miss Ella Lewis, Leitchfield
Green Miss L Y Graham, Greensburg
Greenup Jno G Pritchard, Greenup
Hancock G H. Mickel, Hawesville
Hardm J L. Pilkenton. Elizabethtown
Harlan W L Bailey, Harlan
Harrison W M Barkley, Cynthiana
Hart E B Ray, Munfordsville
Henderson R L Cinnamond, Henderson
Henry S L Chandler, Newcastle
Hickman , W L Best, Clinton
Hopkins A. J Fox, Madlsonville
Jackson J J Davis, McKee
Jefferson Orville Stivers, Louisville
Jessamine
C C Sandusky, Nicholasville
Johnson Fred Meade, Paintsville
Kenton S H Kennedy, Crescent Spr*gs
Knott M. M Johnson, Hindman
County Name and Address
Knox W W Evans, BarbourviUe
Larue Edw W Creal, Hodgenville
Laurel D B Johnson, London
Lawrence Jay O'Danlel, Louisa
Lee Clarence E Tyree, Beattyville
Leslie Miss Mary Hoskins, Hyden
Letcher H C Dixon, Whitesburg
Lewis W R Henderson, Vanceburg
Lincoln Garland Singleton, Stanford
Livingston O R. Hurley, Smithland
Logan P M. Barnes, Russell ville
Lyon C W Davis, Eddyville
Madison John Noland, Richmond
Magoffin Miss M B, Arnett, Salyers ville
Marion John W Clarkson, Lebanon
Marshall John E Arant, Benton
Martin U G Johnson, Inez
Mason Miss J O Yancey, Maysville
McCracken L W Feezor, Paducah
McCreary W S Gilreath, Whltley
McLean . R. M. Stroud, Calhoun
Meade L H Powell, Brandenburg
Menifee W O Back, Frenchburg
Mercer Miss O L Adams, Harrodsburg
Metcalfe J A. Pulllam, Edmonton
Monroe J E Martin, Tompkinsville
Montgomery. * * .
M. J Goodwin, Mt Sterling
Morgan T N Barker, West Liberty
Muhlenberg J E Shaver, Greenville
Nelson W T McClain, Bardstown
Nicholas Miss L. E Gardner, Carlisle
Ohio Henry Leach, Hartford
Oldham J L Reeves, Lagrange
Owen . W A. Barnes, Owenton
Owsley P. M Frye, Booneville
Pendleton R F Ballinger. Falmouth
Perry John Mclntosh, Hazard
Pike M F Campbell, Pikeville
Powell Mrs K S Bohannan, Stanton
Pulaski W J Barnes, Somerset
Robertson J W Mullikin. ML Olivet
Roekcastle J W, Kincer, Mt Vernon
Rowan .Mrs C. W Stewart, Morehead
Russell Robert An tie, Jamestown
Scott J W True, Georgetown
Shelby G M Money, Shelbyville
Simpson Charles Turner, Franklin
Spencer
Miss K. B Beauchamp, Taylorsville
Taylor . E. P. Peterson, Campbellsville
Todd A. S Johnson, Elkton
Trigg Levl Cunningham, Cadiz
Trimble . I D Mitchell. Bedford
Union N C Hammack, Morganfleld
Warren E H White, Bowling Green
Washington J W Bush, Springfield
Wayne *A N Shearer, Monttcello
Webster A L. Uoyd, Dixon
Whitley E F Davis, Williamsburg
Wolfe John W Taulbee, Campton
Woodford M B. Hifner, Versailles
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PUBLIC, PRIVATE: AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Albany, Clinton Co , pop 840
Prln County H S — Jennie M Cabanis
Albany High School, prep , co-ed , Bapt ,
A B Barnes, Prin
Anchorage, Jefferson Co , pop 100
Supt of Schools — W G Lord.
Bellewood Seminary, girls' boarding, est
1860, non-sect , W G Lord, A M, LL
B , Principal
Arlington, Carlisle Co , pop 584
Prin County H S — N D Bryant
Ashland, Boyd Co , pop 8,688
City Superintendent — James W Bradner
Prin County H S— R T Whittlnghill
Ashland College, coll , co-ed , M B , est
1887 George H Relbald, B D, B S,
Pres
Auburn, Logan Co , pop 697
Prin County H S — John D Spears
Auburn Seminary prep , co-ed , Cuxnb
Presb , W Lee Harfis, Acad Master
Augusta, Bracken Co, pop 1,718
City Superintendent — T S "Williams
Prin County H S — T S Williams
Barboursville, Knox Co , pop 1,200
Pres Bd Educ — T D Tuisley
Sec Bd Educ— J F Stanfill
City Superintendent — J Alex Tinsley
Prln County H S— J Alex Tinsley
Barboursville Baptist Institute, prep , co-
ed , boarding, Bapt , est 1898, J A
Lowery, Principal
Union College, coll , co-ed , M E , est
1886, Percy L Ports, Pres
Bardstown, Nelson Co , pop 1,711
Supt of Schools — P H Neblet
Prln County H S — B N Fulto-n
Bardatown Baptist Institute, prep , co-ed ,
est 1884, R F GaitherT Frln
St Joseph's College, boys' boarding, R C ,1
est 1819, Brother Sulpicius, C F X,
President
Bardwell, Carlisle Co, pop 1,400.
Prin. County H S — J G Smyth e
Beaver Dam, Ohio Co , pop 700
Pres Bd Bduc— J P McKenney
Sec Bd Bduc— V M Stewart.
City Superintendent — J Logan Stillwell
Prin County H S — Dudley S Tanner
Supv Music — Miss Mary Steuart
West Kentucky Seminary, prep , co-ed ,
non-sect , O L Shultz, Principal
Btllevue, Campbell Co, pop 6,688.
City Superintendent — W P King
Benton, Marshall Co, pop 875.
Prln County H S— B S Ryle
Berea, Madison Co , pop 1,510
Berea College, comprises the College, Nor-
mal School, Academy, Vocational Schools,
and Music Dept , co-ed , non-sect , est
1855, William Goodell Frost, LL.D,
President
Blalne, Lawrence Co , pop 200
Supt of Schools — S W Burton
Blaine Normal School, normal, private, i
co-ed est 1880, G Milton Blam, Prln
Blandvllle, Ballard Co, pop 165
Blandville Baptist College, prep , co-ed.,
Bapt , J R Robinson, Frln
Bloomfleld, Nelson Co , pop 600
Prin County H 8 — W H Basham
Booneville, Owsley Co , pop 260
Supt of Schools — Prof Morgan
Booneville Academy, prep , co-ed , Presb ,
est 1895 Rev W A B Campbell, A
B B D, Prin
Bowling; Green, Warren Co , pop 9,173
City Superintendent — Thomas C Cherry
Prin County H S — E A Sigler
Bowling Green Business University, bus
and sten , est 1875, J S Dickey, Fres
Bowling Green Preparatory School, prep ,
co-ed , non-sect , Misses Du Rose and
Ragland, Prlns
Ogden College, coll , men, non-sect , est
1877, William M Pearce, A B, Pres
Potter College, girls' boarding, non-sect ,
est 1889, Rev B F Cabell, Prln
Western Kentucky State Normal School,
nor , state co-ed , est 1907, H H
Cherry, Pres
Brookgville, Bracken County, pop 750
Prin Co H S — John Vallandingham
Buffalo, Lame Co, pop 300
Prin County H S — H Bush
Bast Lynne College, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , est 1874 , ~G L Grume, A B ,
Pres
Burkesvllle, Cumberland Co, pop. 450.
Prin County H S —Louis Clifton
Alexander College, prep , co-ed , Presb ,
est 1870, J Russell Crawford, A B, D
D, Pres
Burlington, Boone Co, pop 260
Prin County H S — B L Dlx
Calhonn, McLean Co, pop 760
Prin County H S — Susan Peffer
Burgin, Mercer Co , pop 708
Prln County H S— O V Jones
Cadiz, Trig* Co , pop 1000
Prin County H S — R H Brown
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Campbellsbnrg, Henry Co, pop 875.
Campbellsburg High School, prep , co-ed ,-
boarding, non-sect., est 1894, J W
Pearcy, Principal
Campbellsville, Taylor Co, pop 1,400
S W Buchanan Collegiate Institute, prep ,
co-ed , Fresb . est 1904, Isaac Mitchell,
A M, Prin
Campton, Wolfe Co., pop 470
Prin County H S—J R Abner
Kentucky Wesleyan Academy, prep , co-
ed. , M E , So , George Clarke, Frln
Cane Spring, Bnllltt Co.
Eckstein Norton University, industrial and
trade school
Cannier, Hart Co., pop 285.
Supt. of Schools — L. L. Hudson
Lilian Academy, girls' boarding, S M Dur-<
ham, Prin
Carlisle, Nicholas Co, pop 1,720
Prin County H S — R Dean Squires
Carrollton, Carroll Co, pop. 2,100.
Prln County H S— G H Wells
St John's Select School, prep , co-ed.,
R C , ^Ignatius M Ahmann, Prin
Catlettsburg, Boyd Co., pop 8,020
Supt of Schools— C E McCorkle
Prln County H S — R I Cord.
Central City, Mnhlenberg Co, pop 2,000
Pres Bd Educ — J P Tuck.
Sec Bd Educ — Martin Moore
City Superintendent — J R Kirk.
Principal High School — E T Allen.
Supv Music— Lillian Marshall
Domestic Science — Bobble Terny
Draw & Penmanship— Lillian Batsel
Clinton Hlckman Co., pop. 1*600.
Prln County H S — H W Puckett
Clinton College, coll , nor and prep , co-ed ,
Bapt , est 1874, W H Buck, M A.,
President
Marvin University School, prep , co-ed.,
M E So , A. J South, Principal.
Cloverport, Breoklnrldge Co, pop 1,056.
Supt of Schools — C B Cultoru
Columbia, Adalr Co, pop 900
Prin County H S — C Turner
Lindsay- Wilson Training School, prep , co-
ed., M E , est 1908, J S Chandler,
Principal
Columbus, Hlckman Co, pop 1,250
Supt. of Schools — M E Jewell
Corbin, Whltley Co, pop 1,650
City Superintendent — G M Moore.
Corinth, Grant Co, pop 475
Northern Kentucky Normal Academy,
prep , co-ed., non-sect ; D J Wrignt,
Prin
Corydon, Henderson Co, pop 800
Prin County H S — L H Gehman
Oovlngton, Kenton Co , pop 58,270
Pres Bd. Educ — Dr A. A. Ranshaw
Sec Bd Educ — W A Shore.
City Superintendent — Homer O Sluss.
Principal High School — H S Cox.
Supv Music — Mrs M Pace
Manual Training— H E Roberts.
Domestic Science — Miss J D Johnson.
Physical Culture— Miss Ethel Bryant.
Drawing — Mrs K. Culbertson.
Penmanship— C K. Tate
Commercial — C S Chambers
Covington Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1912, M B Byron, Manager, Madison
and Seventh
Notre Dame Academy, girls' boarding. R.
C , Sister Mary Armella, Frln
St Joseph's School for Boys, boys'. board-
Ing, Brother Francis Lehr, Prin., 107 3D.
12th
St Walburg Academy, prep , co-ed., R C ,
est 1859, Mother Walburg Sfeellnger,
Prioress, 72 H Twelfth St
Crescent Springs, Kenton Co , pop 800.
Villa Madonna Academy, girls' boarding,
R C , Sisters of St Benedict, Sister
Directress
Cynthlana, Harrison Co , pep 8,800
City Superintendent — T A Hendricks.
Frln County H. S — T A. Hendricks
Danville, Boyle Co, pop 5,420
Supt of Schools— O B Pallls
Prln County H S— O B Fallls
Kentucky College for Women, girls' board-
Ing, Presb . est 1860, John C Atcheson,
M A, Pres
Central University of Kentucky, colL,
men, Presb . est 1822, Rev F W Hlnitt,
Ph D , Pres
Dawsonsprings, Hopkins Co , pop 1,000
Frin County H S — J C Jenkins
Dayton, Campbell Co,, pop 8,679.
Fres Bd Hduc. — W H McCormlck.
Sec Bd Educ — John Chrert.
City Superintendent— I*. N Taylor
Principal High School— J M. McVey
Supv Music — N B Yeardley
Drawing — Mrs Lena S. Martin.
Stenography — Margaret McGlnnis.
Dekoven, Union Co , pop 650
Prln County H S — Arnold Webb
Earllngton, Hopkins Co , pop 8,012
City Superintendent — C B Dudley
Prln County H S — C H Dudley
Bddyville, Lyon Co , pop 1,250
Frln County H S— -B M Mitchell.
Ellzabethtown, Hardln Co, pop. 1,970
Frin County H S — C H. Gittord
Hardin Collegiate Institute, prep , co-ed ,
Presb , J S3 Austin Jr, Frln
St James' School, prep , co-ed ; R. C.,
Sister M Gabriel, Frin
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Ellzavllle, Fleming: Co , pop 199
Supt of Schools — C P Caywood
Willow Dell Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , James H McGohan, Prln.
Elkton, Todd Co , pop 1,128
Prln County H S— E B Weathers, Jr
Vanderbllt Training School, boys' boarding,
M E So , est 1892, W O Batta, B A,
W P Matheney, B A, Principals
Eminence, Henry Co, pop 1,018
Prm County H S — J B Slbley
Erlanger, Keaton Co, pop 650
Pnn County H SI — J C Mills
Falmouth, Pendleton Co, pop 1,184
Prin County H S — I C Reubelt
Flemingsburg, Fleming Co, pop 1,850
Prin County H S — Edmond Wroe
Fordsville, Ohio Co , pop 700
Prin County H S — W C Schultz
Frankfort, Franklin Co , pop 10,465
City Superintendent — Hugh C McKee
Prin County H S — Geo C Downing
Kentucky Normal and Industrial Institute-
(colored), normal, state, co-ed, eat
1887, G P Russell, A M., President.
Franklin, Simpson Co , pop 8,063
Pres Bd BJduc — Judge Joe Aspley
Sec Bd Eduo — H H Knapp
City Superintendent — J V Chapman
Prin County H S — J V Chapman
Supv Music — Miss Maryzelle Crow
Franklin Female College, coll and prep ,
girls, non-sect , est 1864, Rev H W
Browder, A M , President
Luna School, The, boys' prep , non-sect ,
est 1898, E I Luna, Prin
Southern School of Osteopthy, osteop , co-
ed , est 1898 Robert W Bowling, M
D , D O , Dean
Fulton, Fulton Co, pop 4,000
Pres Bd Bduc —I H Read
Sec Bd Bduc — S. W Paris
City Superintendent — J O Cheek
Principal H S — Miss Alma Given*
Physical Culture — Roy Thomas
Georgetown, Scott Co, pop 3,900
City Superintendent — Jesse C Waller
Prin County H S — J C Waller
Georgetown College, comprises College,
School of Music, and Preparatory Dept.,
co-ed, Bapt , est 1829, Maiden B
Adams, LL D , President
Gethaemane, Nelson Co, pop 110
Gethsemane College, boys' boarding, R. C.,
Edward M Obrecht, OCR., Prin.
Ghent, Carroll Co, pop 580
Prin County H S — A E Barnes
Glasgow, Barren Co, pop 8,500
Pres Bd Educ — Theodore Goldnamer
Sec Bd Bduc— W P Coombs
City Superintendent — B B Terry
Principal High School— W M Totty
Supv Music — Mrs Beulah Sleene
Drawing — Mrs M A Turner
Liberty College for Women , coll , nor ,
prep , girls, non-sect , est 1874, M W
Hatton, President
Lynnland College, coll , A N Hollis, Prin
Urania Normal College prep , co-ed , non-
sect , Rice B Bubank, A B , Prin.
Glendale, Hardm Co, pop 220
Supt of Schools — D H Lyon.
Lynndale Male and Female Institute, W B
Gwynn, Prin
Greensburg, Green Co, pop 860
Prin County H S— W G Welborne
Greenup, Greennp Co , pop 711
Prin County H S — Annie M Davidson
Greenville, Muhlenberg Co, pop 2,000
Prin County H S — C C Hayden
Hardingburg, Breckenridge Co, pop. 689
Prln County H S— R Y Maxey
Breckenridge Normal College, normal, pri- *
vate, co-ed, D S Roberts, A B, Pres
Harlan, Harlan Co , pop 600
Supt of Schools — B F Dizney
Prln County H S — A. C Jones
Harlan Academy, prep , co-ed , Presb ,
eat 1889, J G Wade, A M, LL. D,
Prin
Harlan Normal and Industrial Institute, *,,
private, nor and Indus , co-ed , Presb ,
est 1891, Miss Mary Johns, Principal
Harrodsburg, Mercer Co , pop 2,900
Supt of Schools— S H Nfckell
Prin County H S— S1 H Nlckell
Beaumont College, girls' boarding, non-
sect , est 1894, T Smith, Pres
Wayman Institute, (colored), Presb, oo* %
ed , boarding, A M B , Geo W Saf-
fells, Prin
Hartford, Ohio Co, pop 1,000
Prin County H S — H B Brown
Hartford College and Business Institute,
prep , co-ed , non-sect., T J Morton,
Prin
Hawesville, Hancock Co, pop 1,050
Pres Bd Bduc — John B Minnett
Sec Bd Bduo — L S Powers
Prin County H S — C B Olson
Hazard, Perry Co, pop. 400
Supt of Schools — M A Steiner
Hazard Baptist Institute, normal, private,
co-ed , est 1900, S A. D Jones, Prin*
Hazel, Calloway Co, pop 475,
Prin County H 8 — L A
L. Langston
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Hazel Green, Wolfe Co, pop 225
Hazel Green Academy, prep , co-ed ,x
Christ , eat 1888, boarding, James Thom-
son McGarvey, Principal
Henderson, Henderson Co , pop 11,452
Frea Bd Educ— William Elliott
Sec Bd Educ — C A Katterjohn
City Superintendent — James W Welch
Principal High School— J H Bentley
Supv Music — Miss Attaway Dyer
Manual Training— W L Thomasson
Domestic Science — Mrs Margaret D Jonas
Drawing Miss Llda Williams
Hickman, Fulton Co, pop 1,850
Prln County H S — B F Gabby
Hfndman, Knott Co , pop 331.
Prln County H S — Ethel De Long
Htndman SchooL prep , co-ed non-sect,
George Clarke, Prln
W C T U Settlement Sch ,*• prep , co-
ed , boarding, non-sect , et>, »902, Miss
May Stone, Principal
Hodgenville, Lame Co, pop 1,000
Prln County H S — G C Woodson
Kenyon College, prep , co-ed , non-sect.,
Charles William Barnes, Prln
HopklnsviUe, Christian Co, pop, 9,410
Pres Bd Educ — Ira L Smith.
Sec Bd Eduo — J E McPherson
City Superintendent — J W Marion.
Principal High School— M L Gerton.
Frin Colored H S — Mrs Fannie Postell
Com' I and Stenog'y — Pete Edward.
Bethel Female College,, girls' boarding,
Bapt , eat 1856, Harry G Brown ell, B
S, Pres
Lockyear's Business College, bus and sten ,
co-ed , est. 1905, J W Walton, Prin
HnstonvlUe, Lincoln Co, pop 430.
Prln County H S — S S Robinson
Central Christian College, prep , co-ed. ,
Christian, Miss Mary F Wood, Prln.
Hyden, Leslie Co*, pop 325
Slipt of Schools — Isaac Hooker
Hyden Academy, prep , co-ed , Presb ,
Carl W Leweyt A B , Prln
Independence, Kenton Co, pop 193
Supt. of Schools—- Vaught Mills
Prln County H S — Charles Verner Lucy
Irvine, EstUl Co , pop 700.
Principal County H S — H C Arnold.
Jackson, Breathitt Co, pop. 1,000
Supt of Schools — H H Harris
Lees Collegiate Institute, prep ; co-ed.,
boarding, Presb , est T.891, Charles A.
Leonard, A M, Principal
Jett, Franklin Co , pop 90
Excelsior Collegiate Institute, prep: co- \
ed , Christ , Eudora Lindsay Smith, Pres.
La Center, Ballard Co , pop 435
Prln County H S— C C Justice
La Grange, Oldham Co , pop 1,000
Prin County H S — W J Caplinger
Funk Seminary prep , co-ed , non-sect , *
Jtohn W Selph, Prln
Lancaster, Garrard Co, pop 1,640
Pres Bd Educ — S D Cochran
Sec Bd Educ — J B Kinnalrd
City Supt and Prm — J L Rlley
Supv Music — Miss M M Walsh
Latonla, Kenton Co , pop 1,882
Supt of Schools — Eric Martin
Lawrencebnrgr, Anderson Co, pop 1,800
City Superintendent — H V Bell
Prln County H S — Mrs C W Kavanaugh
Lebanon, Marion Co , pop 3,100
City Superintendent — J R Sterrett
Prln County H S — J R. Sterrett
St Augustine s Academy, prep , co-ed , H \
C , Sister Mary Kevin Coffey, Prin
Leltchfleld, Grayson Co , pop 940
Prin County H S — T A. Humble.
Lexington, Fayette Co , pop 35,009
Pres Bd Educ — C R Melcher
Sec Bd Educ— J O H SimralL
City Superintendent — Massillon A Cassldy
Principal High School — F R. Parks.
Supv Music — C F Crozton
Manual Training— Mary Brown
Dom. ScL — Katherine Christian.
Physical Culture — Mary Anna Bean.
Drawing — Charlotte Scott.
Commercial — M A. Walby
Stenography — M J Hunt.
College of the Bible of Transylvania Uni-
versity, theol , Disciples of Christ, est
1866, Hall Laurie Calhoun, Ph D, Dean
Gordon School, boys' boarding, non-sect.,
est 1876, A. N Gordon, A. M, Principal,
180 S Maxwell Street.
Hamilton College of Transylvania Univer-
sity, girls' boarding, non-sect., est. 1869,
Hubert Gibson Shearin, Ph. D , President.
St Catherine's Academy, girls' boarding,
R. C, est. 1828, Sister Mary Imelda,
Superior
Sayre College for Toung Women, girls'
boarding, Presb , est. 1854, Rev J M
Spencer, Pres
Smith Business College, bus, sten and teL,
est 1876, Wilbur R Smith, President
State University of Kentucky, comprises
College of Arts and Science, of Agricul-
ture, of Civil Engineering, of Mechanical
and Electrical Engineering, of Mines and
Metallurgy, of Law, and Graduate School;
co-ed , non-sect , est. 1865, Henry Btltes
Barker, LL D, President.
State University of Kentucky* College of
Civil Engineering, courses In civil and
highway engineering, Walter B Rowe,
C E, Dean
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Lexington — continued
State University of Kentucky, College of
Mechanical and Electrical Engineering,
courses in mechanical, chemical, and
electrical engineering, Frederick Paul An-
derson, M B , Director
State University of Kentucky, College of
Mines and Metallurgy, four-year, two-year
and practical miners' course, Charles J
Norwood, M S, Dean
State University of Kentucky, College of
Law, three-year course, est 1908, Wil-
liam T Lafferty, A M , Dean
Transylvania University, comprises the Col-
lege, Hamilton College (for women),
Preparatory School, and the College of
the Bible, Disc of Christ, est 1798,
Richard Henry Crossfleld, Ph D, Presi-
dent
Livermore, McLean Co, pop 000.
Prln County H S — Leland Bunch
London, Laurel Co , pop 1,500
Pros Bd Educ — B H Hackney
Sec Bd Educ — S A Lovelace
City Superintendent— M H McNutt
Supv Music — Miss Cora Green
Sue Bennett Memorial School, prep , co-
ed , 1897, M E So , J C Lewis, A M,
Prin
Loretto, Marlon Co, pop. 185.
Loretta Academy, girls boarding R C ,
est 1812, Mother Praxedes, Superior
Louisa, Lawrence Co , pop 1,150
Supt of Schools — ~W M Bylngton
Prln County H S — E M Kennison
Louisville, Jefferson Co , pop 223,028
Pres Bd Eduo — Victor H Engelhard
Sec Bd Educ — Henry B Manly
City Superintendent — Ernest O Holland
Supv Music — Miss Caroline B Bourgard
Drawing — Miss Lena Hillerich
Manual Training — Louie A Bacon.
Physical Training — C L Kroh.
Industrial Work — Miss Sarah L Rogers.
Kindergartens— Miss Mary D Hill
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Male High School, First and Walnut Sts ,
Samuel B Tinsley, Principal
Manual Training High School, Brook and
Oak Sts , E P Chapin, Principal
Louisville Girls' High School, 5th and Hill
Sts , O L Reid, Principal
Central Colored High School, 9th and Maga-
zine Sts , W B Matthews, Principal
Normal School Market near Hancock St.,
Miss Elizabeth G Breckenrldge, Prln
Colored Normal, Jackson and Breckenrldge
Ste , A E Meyzeek, Principal
Academy of Our Lady of Mercy, girls'
boarding, R C , Sister Margaret Mary
Carroll, Prin
Academy of the Sacred Heart, girls' board-
ing, R C , Sister Angela, Prln
Bryant & Stratton Business College, bus
sten and tel , est 1864, George W
Schwartz, Ph D , LL D , President, Sec-
ond and Walnut
Louisville — continued
Cedar Grove Academy, girls' boarding, R.
C , est 1842, Sister Mary Thomas, Su-
perior
Central Law School (colored), law, co-ed,
eat 1892, Albert S White, LL D, Dean,
2704 W Walnut
Clark's School of Business, bus and sten ,
non-sect est 1906, P W Clark, Pres
Country Day SchooJ^ boys' boarding and day,
non-sect , est 1911, William Davenport
Headmaster, Douglas Boulevard
Cross School , pi ep , co-ed , non-sect , Mrs ^
L B Cross, Ph D, Prin
Holy Rosary Academy, girls' boarding, R
C , Sister Vlncentla Magulre, Prin
Kentucky Home School for Girls, girls'
boarding, non-sect , est 1865, Miss Annie
S Waters, Principal, 1220 Fourth Street
Louisville College of Dentistry, Central
University of Kentucky, dent , men, est
1887, W E Grant, M D, D D S, Dean.
Brook and Broadway Sts
Louisville College of Pharmacy phar , co-
ed , est 1872, Gordon L Curry, Dean,
104 W Chestnut
Louisville National Medical College, (col-
ored), med , reg , co-ed, est 1887, E
S Porter M D, Dean, 12 W Green St
Louisville Normal School, normal, state,
co-ed , Elizabeth Breckenrldge, Pres , 627
E Market
Louisville Training School, boys' boarding,
Mil , non-sect , est 1889 W H Pritchett,
A M, Headmaster, 4658 Third
Presbyterian Theological Seminary of Ken-
tucky, theo-1 , men, est 1858, Rev
Charles R Hemphlll, LL D , President,
Broadway and First St
Presentation Academy, prep , co-ed , R.
C , Sister Eutopla, Prin , Fourth Ave
St Benedict's Academy, girls' boarding,
R C , Mother Placlde Superior
St Xaviei*s College, boys' boarding, R C ,
Brother James, Director, 118 W Broad-
way
Schwartz School, bus and sten , est 1892,
Dr Geo W Schwartz, Ph D , LL D,
Prln
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary,
theol , men, Bapt , est 1859, Rev E T
MulIIns D D, LL D, Pres, 408 W
Broadway
Spencerian Commercial School, bus and
sten, est 1892, Enos Spencer, Pres,
Sixth and Main
State University (colored), coll, nor,
prep , music and Indust depts , Bapt,
est 1879, Rev William T Amlger, LL
D, President
Tharp University School, boys" prep , non-
sect , est 1900, William H Tharp, Prln
University of Louisville, comprises College
of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Medical
Department and Law Department, co-
ed , non-sect , est 1907, John Patterson,
LL D, Dean, 119 West Broadway
University of Louisville, Law Department,
law; men, est 1847, C B Seymour, Dean
812 W Chestnut
University of Louisville, Medical Depart-
ment, med , reg , men, est 1887, W Ed.
Grant, M D, Dean, 101 W Chestnut St
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KENTUCKY
Louisville — con tlnued
Ursullne Academy of the Immaculate Con-
ception, prep , girls, R C , eat 1864,
Mother Theodore, Superior
Ludlow, Kenton Co , pop 4,163
Pres Bd Educ — W F Matteson.
Sec Bd Educ — H J Ordelmundt.
City Superintendent — Welby D Reynolds
Principal High School — C O Morgan
Supv Music — N B Yeardley
Lyndon, Jefferson Co, pop
Kentucky Military Institute
sect , est 1845, C W F
E, Supt
100
r military, non-
wler, M A., C
MackvHle> Washington Co , pop 190
Mackville High School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , W I Hume, Prln
MadisonvUle, Hopkins Co , pop 4,000
City Superintendent — Ralph B Rubins
Prin County H S — Ralph B Rubins
Atkinson Literary and Industrial School'
(colored), co-ed, A M E Samuel E
Duncan, Prin
Marlon, Crlttenden Co , pop 1,£00.
U
Pnn County H S — J
Snyder
Mayfleld, Graves Co, pop 5,916
Pres Bd Educ— Dr R A. Blaokford.
Sec Bd Educ — C L Bishop
City Superintendent — G W Finch
Principal High School — F A. Jones
Supv Music — George T Parsons.
Draw and Pen' ship — Miss Jean Gethlln
Maysvllle, Mason Co , pop 6,141
• City Superintendent — William J Caphlnger
Middlesboro, 'Bell Co , pop 7,805
City Superintendent — M Oliver Winfrey
Mlddlebnrff, Casey Co, pop. 190
Prin County H S—W A Adams
Middleburg Normal College, normal, prl-4
vate, co-ed , est 1881, J Sherman Law-
horn, B Fed, Fres
Midway, Woodford Co, pop 1090
Supt of Schools — W R Chandler
Millersburg, Bourbon Co, pop 900
Millersburg Female College, girls' board-
ing, non-sect , est I860, Rev C C
Fisher A M, President.
Millersburg Training School, boys' board-
ing, mil , non-sect , Col C M Best,
Principal
Minerva, Mason Co, pop 100
~ • CJounty Et S — W C Coryell
Wayne Co, pop 1,200
Prin County H S — W M Wilson
Morehead, Rowan Co , pop 1,850
Supt of Schools — Luster Blair
Morehead Normal School, normal, private
co-ed , F C Button, Pres
Morganfleld, Union Co, pop 2,100
Pres Bd Educ — N C Hammack
Sec Bd Educ — J H Ladd
City Superintendent — W A McDonald
Prln County H S — William Aton
Morgantown, Butler Co , pop 850
Prin County H S — Mariam Gillen
Mount Sterling, Montgomery Co, pop 4,000
Supt of Schools — W O Hopper
Prin County H S — F M Bowlds
Goodwins Male High School, boys' board-
ing, non-sect., M J Goodwin, Prin.
Mount Vernon, Rock Castle Co, pop 850.
Prin County H S — J S Irvine
Langdon Memorial School, girls Industrial,
Presby , Miss Mary Rose McOord, Princi-
pal
Murray, Calloway Co, pop 2,800
Supt of Schools — F E McReynolds
Nazareth, Nelson Co., pop 45
Nazareth Academy, girls' boarding, R C ,
est 1814. Sister Mary Ignatius, Dlrect-
Nerlnz, Marlon Co, pop 17
Loretto Academy, girls boarding, R C ,
est 1812, Mother D omit 11 la, Prin
New Castle, Henry Co , pop 700
Prin County H S— J A Caldwell
Newport, Campbell Co , pop 80,809
City Superintendent — J A Sharon
Academy of the Immaculata, prep , co-ed ,
est 1868, Sisters of Charity
Academy Notre Dame of Providence, girls'
boarding, R C , est 1889, Reverend
Mother Maria, C D P , Prin
Clark's Commercial College, bus and
sten , W D Clark, Pres
Mount St Martin's Seminary, girls' board-
ing, R C , Mother Maria, Prin
Newport Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1890, W C Pegg, Principal, Fourth
and Monmouth
NlcholasTille, Jessamine Co., pop 2,500.
Pres Bd Educ — George L Collins
Sec Bd Educ — James B Stears
City Superintendent — Wm G Hart.
Principal High School — Mrs Jas B. Stears
Supv Music — Miss Lena Phillips
Domestic Science — Miss Alice Gordon
North Mlddletown, Bourbon Co , pop 500.
Kentucky Classical and Business College,
prep and mus , co-ed , boarding, est.
1868, John Chrlstopherson, A B, Presi-
dent
Olive Hill, Carter Co, pop MOO.
Pres Bd Educ — H G Hicks
Sec Bd Educ — W M Durham
City Superintendent — George M Haldane
Owensboro, Davtess Co, pop 16,011.
Fres Bd Educ— J C Frederick.
Sec. Bd Educ — J W Porter
City Superintendent — James H Risley
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Owensboro— continued
Prln County H S — J L Foust.
Supv Music — Miss Vertner Long
Domestic Science — Annie H Young
Man Tr and Fhy Cult— L K. Karns.
Drawing — Mrs J W Jeter
Pen' ship and Com'l — M. H Pace.
Day I ess County Business College, bus and
sten , est 1894 , Eugene B Miller. Prln ,
Second and Allen
Owensboro Female College, girls' boarding,
non-sect , est. 1890, J Bryan La Rue,
Pres
Owenton, Owen Co , pop 1,100
Prin County H S — J B Holloway
Caldwell Academy and Graded
prep , co-ed , non-sect., Jesse C
well, Prln
Owingsvllle, Bath Co , pop 1,250
Prin County H S — C F Martin
Faducah, McCracken Co , pop 288,760
City Superintendent — John A Carnagay
Prln County H S— J S Bagsdale
Central Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1902, William C Strong, Fh G,
Prin
Draughon's Practical Business College,
bus and sten , A. M Rouse, Mgr . 812
Broadway
St Mary's Academy prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister Agathina, Prln
Palntgville, Johnson Co, pop 1,050
Prin County H S — P H Hopkins
Sandy Valley Seminary, prep . co-ed , non-
sect , J M Skinner, Principal
Paris, Bourbon Co , pop 5,859
Pres Bd Educ — C Arasparger.
Sec Bd Bduc.— F L Lapeley
City Superintendent — T A Hendrioks.
Principal High School — J a Johnson.
» Supv Music— Miss Wlard
Physical Culture — Mies Lynch
Drawing — Mrs Buck.
Paris Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect
Edward M "Costello, Prin
Tlpton's Select School, Miss, girls' board-
in, non-sect , Miss M S Tlpton, Prln
Yerkes' Private School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , W L. Yerkes, Prln
Pembroke, Christian Co, pop 900
Prin County H S— B F Brown
Plkevttle, P)ke Co, pop 1,700.
Prin County H S— -3 M Staton
PIkeville College, prep , co-ed , Presb , est
1889, Jacob P Whitehead, President
Plnevllle, Bell Co, pop 2,100
City Superintendent — B L West
Prln County H S — B L. West
Theodore Harris Institute, prep , co-ed. ,<
non-sect , J T C Noe, Prin
Princeton, Caldwell Co*, pop 2,600
City Superintendent — G C SIpple
Prin County H 8 — L S Robblns
Princeton Collegiate Institute, prep , co-
ed , Presb , John M Richmond, Prin
Providence, Webster Co, pop 1,400
Prin County H S — S E Hancock
Male and Female Academy, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect , J Y Brown, Prln
Richmond, Madison Co, pop 5,340
City Superintendent — D W Bridges
Prln County E[ S — D W Bridges
Eastern Kentucky State Normal School,
nor state , co-ed , John G Crabbe, Prin
Madison Female Institute, girls' boarding,
Christian, est. 1856, G P Simmons, Prin
Rmssellville, Logan Co , pop 8,111
City Superintendent — W N Schackleford.
Prin County H S — Jas H Fuqua.
Bethel College., coll, prep dept., co-ed.,
Bapt , est 1854, Harry G Brownell, B.
S, President.
Logan Female Collegg* girls' boarding,
M E So , est 1856 , J W Repass, D D ,
Pres
8t John, Hardln Co, pop 28
Bethlehem Academy, girls' boarding, R.
C , Mother M Kevin, Superior
St Joseph, Davless Co , pop 40
Mount St Joseph's Academy, girls' board*
Ing, R C , Mother M Augustine, Prin.
St Mary, Marion Co, pop 200
St Mary's College, coll , men, R C , est.
1820, Very Rev Michael Jaglowlo*.
C R , Pres.
St Vincent, Union Co , pop 85
St. Vincent's Academy, girls' boarding, R.
C , Sister Mary David, Prin
Salt Lick, Bath Co , pop 650
Prin County H S — M D Amburgey
Scottsvllle, Allen Co , pop 1.400
Pres Bd Educ — H L Hendrick
Sec Bd Educ — Charles Troutt
City Superintendent — J Arthur Mitchel
Supv Music — F C Ohlenmacher
Sebree, Webster Co , pop 1,700
Supt of Schools — T W Oliver
Sharpsbnrg, Bath Co , pop 560.
Prin County H S — J N Wigginton
Male and Female College, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect , Mrs Fannie B Talbor, Prin
Sharpsburg Academy, prep , co-ed., est
1878, J C Nelson, Prln
ShelbyvtUe, Shelby Co, pop 4,000
Pres Bd Educ — Dr W T Buckner.
Sec Bd. Educ — J D Hall
City Superintendent — T A Houston.
Principal High School— W H Arnold.
Supv Music— Mrs. Katie C Bailey
Science Hill School, girls' boarding, non-
sect., est. 1826, Clara M. Poynter, Prin.
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I
Shepherdsvllle, Bullltt Co , pop 600
Prln County H S — J R Thompson
SlaughtersvUIe, Webster Co, pop. 600
Supt of Schools — D P Morris
Van Horn Institute, prep , co-ed , non-«
sect , J W Blgney, Prln
Smlthland, Livingstone Co, pop 900
Prin County H S — R W Brown
Somerset, Pnlaski Co, pop 4491
City Superintendent — J P W Brouse
Prln County H 8 — J P W Brouse
Springfield, Washington Co , pop 1,800.
Supt of Schools — George W Colvln.
Stanford, IJncoln Co, pop 1300
Pres Bd Educ — W B O'Bannan
Sec Bd. Bduc— -J W Ireland
Supt of Schools — J W Ireland.
Prln County H. 8 — W O Wilson.
Stanton, Powell Co, pop. 800.
Stan ton College, prep , co-ed., non-sect, 1
J C Hanley, Principal.
Stnrgls, Union Co, pop 1,800.
Prin County H S— H W Loy
Ohio Valley College, prep , co-ed . non-
sect , J E Auet<m, Pres
Sulphur, Henry Co, pop 460
Fairmount College, prep , co-ed., non-
sect , B F Turner, Prin
Taylorsvllle, Spencer Co, pop 700.
Pres Bd Bduc — J H Gray
Sec Bd Educ — W H Howerton
Prin County H S— D J Wright
Supv Music— Mrs M H Booles
Beauchamp's School, prep , day, co-ed.,
non-sect , Miss Katie Beauchamp, M. A.,
Principal
Spencer Institute, prep , co-ed., non-sect;
G C Overstreet Principal.
TompkfnsviUe, Monroe Co., pop 900
Prlu County H S — R A. Palmore
Trapplst, Nelson Co
Gethsemane College, bus. and prep , men,
R C , est 1851, Rt Rev Edmond M.
Obrecht, ~
TTnlontown, Union Co, pop 1,600.
Pres Bd Educ — V L Glvens
Sec Bd Educ — Alexander Collette
Supt of Schools— J Spencer Singleton
Prln High School — M D Singleton.
Vancebnrg, Lewis Co, pop 1,800
Supt of Schools — J P Baling
Prln County H S — Bertha Frlzzell
Verona, Boone Co , pop 246
Prln County H S — Nannie B Hamilton
Versailles, Woodford Co, pop 2,600
Pres Bd Educ — G B MInary
Sec Bd. Educ — M B Hofner
City Superintendent — M B Hlfner
Prln County H. S — W O Vaught
Margaret College, girls' boarding, P E ;
est 1892, Rev James M Maxon, Pres;
Rose Hill Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , boarding, M G Jesse, Prln
Waddy, Shelby Co, pop 260.
Prln County H. S — H J Paxton
Central Normal College, normal, private,
co-ed , Robert Allen Burton, Pres.
Warsaw, Gallatln Co, pop 960
Prin County H S — C 8 Joseph
Whltesbnrg, Letcher Co, pop 800
Prln County H S — B H. Crawford.
WlckUffe, Ballard Co, pop 1,200
Prin County H S — W B fibhanon
WlUiamsbnrg, Whltley Co, pop. 1,800
Supt and Prin H S — W D Jones.
Cumberland College, coll and prep . co-ed.,
non-sect, est 1880, B E Wood, A. M.,
President
WlUlamstown, Grant Co, pop 1,000
Prln County H S — Henry Newton.
WUmore, Jessamine Co, pop. 700
Asbury College prep , co-ed , Holiness,
est 1890, H C Morrison, LL D, Pres.
Winchester, Clark Co, pop 7,166.
City Superintendent — Edward F Darnaby
Prln County H S— J I* Bosley
Kentucky Wesleyan College, coll, prep
dept , co-ed , M E So , est 1860, Rev
J L Clark, D D, President
LOUISIANA
Population 1,656,388 School census, 496,801 School age, 6-18
Louisiana is the twenty-fourth state of the Union in point of population, having
a total of 1,656,388 inhabitants, of whom 56 8 per cent are white Of this number
3 1 per cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population
ten years of age and over is 29 per cent, the state ranking forty ninth in this respect
The educational system of the state is as follows
STATE SUPEBINTENDENT'S OFFICE
T H HABBIS, State Superintendent of Education Baton Bouge
L J ALLEMJLN, State Institute Conductor Baton Rouge
S E WEBEB, State High School Inspector Baton Bouge
C J BROWN, State Supervisor of Bural Schools Baton Bouge
Miss AGNES MORRIS, State Organizer School Improvement Baton Bouge
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
GOVERNOR LUTHER E HALL, President
STATE SUPERINTENDENT T H HARRIS, Secretary
ATTORNEY GENERAL B G PLEASANT
HON A BRITTIN
HON EMILE GODCHAUX
HON WALTER J BURKE
HON D O SCARBOROUGH
HON E L KIDD
HON S. MoC LAWRASON
HON S T. WOODRING*
MR LAMAR BAKER, Assistant Secretary
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHEBS' ASSOCIATION
NICHOLAS BAUER, President
L G ALLEMAN, Secretary
SCHOOL BOARD AND PARISH SUPEBINTENDENTS '
E H BOUN, President *
CHARLES F TRUDEAU, Secretary
Baton Bouge
Baton Bouge
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Iberia
Natchitoches
Buston
St Francisville
Lake Charles
Baton Bouge
New Orleans
Shreveport
ASSOCIATION
Doylme
New Roads
PARISH STTPBHINTENrUJNTS OF EDUCATION
Countv Name and Addren
Aoadia J W Oxford, Crowley
Allen H G Corkern. Kinder
Ascension J L Rusca, Donaldsonvllle
Assumption
Avoyelles
A All em an, Napoleonvllle
J M Bornara, Marksvllle
County Name and Addren
Baton Rougre, E
C M Hushes, Baton Rouge
Baton Rougre, W J H Bres, Port Allen
Beureg-ard L D McColllster, DeRidder
Bienville E H Fisher, Arcadia
Bossier -"W A. Fortaon, Ben ton
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PARISH SUPERINTENDENTS OF EDUCATION— Continued
County Name and Address
Cad do C ID Byrd, Shreveport
Calcasieu F M Hamilton, Lake Charles
Cal dwell J C Hines, Columbia
Cameron Thos McCalL Grand Chenler
Carroll G A Dutton, Lake Providence
Carroll, W W McG Dollerhide, Pioneer
Catahoula J K Stone, Harrisonburg
Claiborne J H Davidson, Homer
Concordia D S Strickler, Vidalia
De Soto G O Houston, Grand Cane
Evangeline E O Ortego, Ville Platte
Feliciana, E J W Mobley, Clinton
Feliclana, "W
H J Smith, St Francisville
Franklin J L McDuff, Winnsboro
Grant . J N Warner, Pollock
Iberia L A Walet, New Iberia
Ibervllle L E Messick, Plaquemlne
Jackson R L DIckerson, Jonesboro
Jefferson J C Bills Gretna
Jefferson Davis W P Arnette, Jennings
Lafayette L J Alleman, Lafayette
Lafourche "W S Lafargue, Thibodaux
LaSalle J "W Carter, Jena
Lincoln T A. Greene, Ruston
Livingston J B Cox, Denham Springs
Madison J R. Linton, Tallulah
Morehouse L H Stevens, Bastrop
Natchitoches A B Bath. Natchitoches
County Name and Address
Orleans J M Gwinn, New Orleans
Ouachita T O Brown, West Monroe
Plaquemme . .
Edw C Kohn, Pomte-la-Hache
Pointe Coupee
C F Trudean, New Roads
Hapides D B Showalter, Alexandria
Red River W R Horton, Coushatta
Richland B B Keebler, Rayvllle
Sabme W S Mitchell, Many
St Bernard Clement Story, St Bernard
St Charles J B Martin, Hahnville
St Helena J B Davis, Greensburg
St James J N Gourdain, Convent
St John J H Dupuy, Edgard
St. Landry C J Thompson, Opelousas
St Martin F O Chavez, St Martmsville
St Mary Dr D N Foster, Franklin
St Tammany E B Lyon, Coving-ton
Tangipahoa .AC Lewis, Amite
Tensas T M. Wade, Newellton
Terrebonne . John M Foote, Houma
Union J G Ray, Farmerville
Vermilion J H Williams, Abbeville
Vernon R A Boyd, Leesvllle
Washington
D H String-field, Frankllnton
Webster T W Fuller, Mlnden
Wmn J J Mixon, Winnfleld
PUBLIC, PRIVATE: AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, pop. 2,800.
Principal High School — L A. Law
Alexandria, Bapldes Parish, pop 11,218
City Superintendent — D B Showalter
Principal High School — S M Brame
Dnaughon's Practical Business College, bus
and sten , eat 1910, Robert H Pintz,
Manager
Arcadia, Bienvllle Parish, pop 1,200.
Principal High School — D G Lunsford
Baldwin, St. Mary Parish, pop 1,000
Gilbert Academy and Industrial School (col-
ored), Indust. and prep , co-ed., M E.,
eat 1875, J R Reynolds, Principal
Bastrop, Morehouse Parish, pop 1,000.
Principal High School — I*. H. Penman.
Baton Bonge, East Baton Bonge Parish, pop.
14,897. _
City Superintendent — A. M Hemlan
Principal High School — C M Hughes.
Audubon Sugar School of Louisiana State
University, courses In growing cane and
beets, chemistry and engineering of sugar
manufacture, co-ed , est 1897, Charles
£3 Coates, Ph D, Dean
Louisiana State University, Agricultural and
Mechanical College, comprises College of
Arts and Sciences, College of Agriculture,
College of Engineering, Audubon Sugar
School, Law School, and Teachers' Col-
lege, state univ , co-ed , est. 1860
Thomas D Boyd, LL D, President.
Baton Bonge— continued
Louisiana State University, College of Agri-
culture, agric , animal industry, and hor-
ticulture , William R Dodson, A. B ,
Dean
Louisiana State University, College of En-
gineering, courses In Civil, Mechanical,
Electrical, and Chemical Engineering,
Thomas W Atkinson, C E, Dean
Louisiana State University, Law School;
three-year course, Robert L Tullis, LL.
B, Dean
Louisiana State University, Teachers' Col-
lege, professional training courses in edu-
cation, Alexander B Coffey, A M, Dean.
St. Joseph's Academy, girls' boarding, B.
a, est 1865, Mother Raphael, Superior
Benton, Bossier Pariah, pop. 600
Principal High School— W P Maury.
Bernlce, Union Parish, pop 650
Principal High School— C. W Newton.
Btmkle, Avoyelles Parish, pop. 1,11(0.
Principal High School— Louis L. Perrault,
Camptt, Natchitoches Parish, pop. 550,
Principal High School— B B Sellers*
Chlnchnba, St Tammany Parish
Chmchuba Deaf Mnte Institute, school for
deaf, co-ed , R C , Archbishop of New
Orleans, Pres. of Board of Directors
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Clinton, East Fellciana Parish, pop. 1,000
Pres Bd Bduc — Dr W C Ball
Sec Bd Educ — J W Mobley
City Superintendent — J W Mobley
Principal High School — J E Coxe
Silliman Collegiate Institute, girls' board-
ing, Presb , eat 1852, ET H Brownlee,
A. B, B D, Pres
Cottax, Grant Parish, pop 1,000
Principal High School-— J F Welch
Convent, St James Parish, pop 650.
Jefferson College, coll , men, R C ; est.
1864, Very Rev R H Smith, 8 M Pres.
Conshatta, Bed River Parish, pop 800
Pres Bd Educ — J D Morgan
Sec Bd Bduc — A H Horton
Principal High School — J W Faulk.
Supv Music — Mies Carrie Doemon
Covlngton, St Tammany Parish, pop 18,500.
Rt Joseph s Academy prep boys' board-
ing R C est 1911 Brother Benedictine
Dlxon Academy, prep co-ed , non-sect ,
William A Dlxon, Principal
Crowley, Acadla Parish, pop 5,009
City Superintendent — J H Lewis
Principal High School— J J Collins
Crowley University School* prep , oo-ed ,
non-sect , John Hiram Lewis, Prin.
De Bidder, Oalcasien Parish, pop 2,000
Pres Bd Educ — A I Shaw
Sec Bd Educ— L D McCollister
City Superintendent — L D MoCoIHster
Principal High School — Ward Anderson
Domestic Science — Miss Ola Johnston
Donaldsonville, Ascension Parish, pop. 4,195.
City Superintendent — John L Rusca.
St Vincent's Institute girls' day, R C ,
Sister Clotilda, Superioress
Eros, Jackson Parish, pop 1,000
Principal High School — J L Hutcheson
Eunice, St Landry Parish, pop 2,000
Principal High School — P H Griffith
Supv Mus and Draw — Mrs P H Griffith
Domestic Science— Miss LeRoy
FannervUle, Union Parish, pop. 700
Principal High School — E E Keebler
Franklin, St Mary Parish, pop 8,000
Principal High School — Charles Gott.
Gibsland, BlenvUle Parish, pop. 1,000.
Principal High School— A, J CaldwelL
Grand Cane, De Soto Parish, pop. 550.
Frin High School — Thomas L Edward*.
Grand Cotean, St. I*ndry Parish, pop. 521.
Academy of the Sacred Heart, girls' board-
Ing, R C , est 1821, Rev Mother Fitz-
wllllam Superioress
Gretna, Jefferson Parish, pop. 8,500
Principal High School— J C. Ellis
Gneydan, VermUllon Parish, pop. 900
Principal High School — L A. Law
Hammond, Tanglpahoa Parish, pop. 2,200.
Principal High School — H R McCullough
Harrisonbnrff, Catahonla Parish, pop 400.
Pres Bd Educ — W R. Webb
Sec Bd Educ — J R Stone
Principal High School— J H Leggln
Haynesville, Olalborne Parish, pop 750.
Principal High School— R. T Prltohett.
Houma, Terrebonne Parish, pop 5,024.
City Superintendent — John M Foote
Lorton Preparatory School , prep , day , co-
ed , non-sect , est 1003, Sarah G Win-
der, A B , Principal
Jackson, East Feliclana Parish, pop 2,012.
Millwood Institute, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
Miss A M C Pearce, Prin
Jeanerette, Iberia Parish, pop 8,000
Principal High School — L H Gosserand
Jena, La Salle Parish, pop 800
Principal High School — J W Carter
Jennings, Calcaslen Parish, pop 8,925.
Principal High School — J L Anderson
Keatchie, De Soto Parish, pop 500
Louisiana Female College, girls' boarding,
Bapt , est 1856, Q W Thignen, D D,
Pres
LaFayette, LaFayette Parish, pop 6,892
City Superintendent — Robert L Jordan
Southwestern Louisiana Industrial Institute^
prep, indust, com'l, home economics,
state, co-ed , est 1901, Edwin L
Stephens, Ph D , Pres
Arthur, Oalcasien Parish, pop 700
Pres Bd Bduc— V A Miller
Sec Bd Educ — N S Streator
Principal High School — E A Crowell
Supv Mus and Draw — Mabel Kurtz.
Domestic Science — Cornelia Simpson
take Charles, Galcaslen Parish, pop 11,449
Pres Bd Educ — J A Williams
Sec Bd Educ — A A, Went*.
City Superintendent — E S Jenkins
Principal High School — J Funderberg
Supv Music — Mrs Ora Reams.
Domestic Science — Eleanor Compton
Drawing — Florence Wlckiser
Com'l and Stenog'y — Mary Gray.
Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, pop
1,588
Principal High School — H. W Larkin.
Lecompte, Bapldes Parish, pop 1,000.
Sec Bd Educ — W H Jones
Principal High School — J G Chapman
LeesvlUe, Vemon Parish, pop. 2,500.
Principal High School — R S. Crlchlow
Lotransport, De Soto Parish, pop. 1,000.
Principal High School — J S. Pullen.
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Mansfield, Be Soto Parish, pop 2,000
Pres Bd Educ — John M Rogers
Sec Bd Educ — G O Houston
Parish Superintendent — G O Houston
Principal High School— P C Fair
Mansfield Female College, girls' boarding,
M E So , est 1855, R E Bobbitt, Pres-
ident
Marbsvllle, Avoyelles Parish, pop 1,075.
Principal High School — J M Barham
Mlnden, Webster Parish, pop 2,000.
Principal High School— C A. Ives.
Monroe, Onachita Parish, pop. 10,209
Pres Bd Bduc — Dr A A Forsythe
Sec Bd Sduc — I Heinberg
City Superintendent — Ernest L Neville.
Principal High School — Leon DeHoff
Supv Mua and Draw — Elizabeth Reesor
St. Hyacinth's Boarding Academy, prep ,
co-ed., R C , Sister St. Ignatius, Prin.
Morgan City, St Mary Parish, pop 5,477.
Principal High School — Lewis A. Law
Mt Lebanon, Blenvllle Parish, pop 205
Mt Lebanon Baptist Male College, coll ,
men, Bapt , est 1858, Chas 3D. Frlley,
Pres
Xapoleonville, Assumption Parish, pop 1,500.
Principal High School— C J O'Ferrell
Xatchttoches, Natchitoches Parish, pop 2,800
Louisiana State Normal School, normal.
state, co-ed , eet 1885, Victor Leander
Roy, B S, President
New Iberia, Iberia Parish, pop 7,499*
City Superintendent — Ralph W Frame.
Principal High School— L A Walet
Faanacht's Graded Institute, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect., Miss Marie L^Fasnacht, Prln
New Orleans, Orleans Parish, pop. 880,075.
Pres. Bd Educ — Sol Wexler
Sec. Bd Bduc— J M Gwlnn.
City Superintendent — Joseph M. Gwlnn.
First Asst Supt — Nicholas Bauer
Assistant Supt — Paul B Habans.
Supv Music — Mary Conway
Manual Training-— Sidney Crespo
Domestic Science — Flavla Hereford.
Physical Culture — John Lombard.
Drawing — Ida Barrow
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Warren Eastern High School (Boys), V
W Gregory, Principal.
Esplanade Avenue High Schools (Girls),
Miss Eugenia Suydam, Principal.
Sophia B Wright High School (Girls),
Miss Alice Lusher, Principal
Academy of the Sacred Heart, girls'
boarding, R C , Madam C Desbarats*
Superioress, 4521 St. Charles Ave
Carillon's Shorthand School, bus. and
•ten., A. C Carillon, Prln
Ghenet Classical and Commercial Institute,
prep, and bus , boys, H, S. Chenet, Prln.
New Orleans — continued
College of the Immaculate Conception,
college prep , com 1 and mech draw ,
men, R C , est 1847, J D Foulkes,
S J, President, Cor Baronne and Com-
mon
Convent of Our Lady of Lourdes, girls'
boarding, R C , Mother Euphrasle, Su-
perior, 1072 N White St
Daniel Hand School (colored), prep , co-
ed , Miss M. Isabel Whelpley, Prln., 126
N Rocheblave St.
Ferrell School for Boys, boys' boarding,,
non-sect., L C Ferrell, Prln, 4920 St.
Charles Ave
Flint Medical College, Medical Department
New Orleans University (colored) , med ,
reg , co-ed , M B , est 1889, Dr R. T
Fuller, Dean, 1666 Canal St
Galliot's Institute, girls' boarding, non-
sect., Miss Marie Gulllot, Prln, 1S08
Dauphin
Haughn Institute, prep , co-ed., non-sect.;
est 1892, Mrs. Margaret H. Haughn,
Prln, 1658 Octavla St.
Holy Cross College, boys' b oaring, R. C ,
D J Spillard, C. S C, Prln., Dauphlne
and Reynes Sts
Holy Trinity School, prep , boys, Rev. A.
Bechelmayer, Prln , 2827 Royal.
Home Institute, girls' boarding, non-seot ,
eat 1881, Miss Jennie Wright, Principal,
1446 Camp St
Isadore Newman Manual Training School,
prep and mdus tr , co-ed , non-sect,
est 1908, Clarence C Henson, A M,
Principal, 1881 Peters Ave
Katherine Bres School, girl's boarding, and
day, non-sect , est 1911, Miss Katherine
Bres Principal, 542 Lowerline St
Leland University (colored), coll; co-ed.,
Bapt , est 1870 , Alfred A Earle, A. M ,
Pres, 7018 St. Charles Ave.
Loyola University, coll and phar , R. C ,
est 1904, Very Rev Alphonsus Elmer
Otis, S J, President, 6868 St Charles
L'Unlon Franoalse School, girls' boarding,
non-sect, Miss Marie Dumestre, Prln,
928 N Rampart
Luther College, nor, co-ed, Luth., F
Wenger, Pxin
Marquette University, univ , men, R C ,
est 1910, Jesuit Fathers
MIelly'a Business College bus, sten and
civil service, eat 1895, Hdmond F Mielly,
President 845 Carondelet
Newoomb Memorial College of Tulane Uni-
versity, coll , schools of Arts, Music,
Household Economy, and Education;
women, non-sect , est 1886, Brandt Van
Blarcom Dlxon, LL D, President, 1220
Washington Avenue.
New Orleans College of Dentistry, Tulane
University, dent , co-ed. , est 1899, A. G
Friedrichs, M D, Dean, 1551 Canal
New Orleans College of Oratory and Elocu-
tion, elo and or., co-ed.; Miss Lilly C.
Whlttaker, Prln, 707 Common.
New Orleans College of Pharmacy, phar,,
co-ed., est 1900, Philip Asher, M D,
Dean, 1600 St Charles
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New Orleans — continued
New Orleans Normal and Training School,
normal, city, co-ed , eat. 1895, Miss Mar-
garet C Hanson, Prin , 1142 Constance
New Orleans University (colored), coll ,
prep , nor , music, dona science, and
com'l courses, co-ed , M E , est 1878,
Rev Charles M Melden, Fh D, Presi-
dent, 6818 St Charles Ave
New Orleans University, College of Phar-
macy (colored) , phar , co-ed , M H ,
est 1900, Dr R T Fuller, M D, Dean,
1566 Canal St.
Notre Dame Academy, girls' boarding, R.
C , est 1893, Sister Superior, 1930 Cal-
houn at
Paragon Shorthand Institute, bus and
sten , est. 1890, Alex Lichtentag, Prop,
Camp and Enterpe Sts
Plcard Institute girls' boarding non-aect ,
est. 1880, Miss Alice Gamotls. Frln , 2808
Esplanade Ave
Flnac Institute, girls' hoarding, non-seot ,
Marie L Finac, Frln, 1409 Hospital
Points Musical Institute, music, co-ed ,
Miss D Points, Frin, 980 BJlyslan Fields
Ave
Pursell-Shlelds School, girls' boarding, non-
sect., Mrs Furcell-Shields, Fres . 2915
Chestnut.
Robert Institute, prep , co-ed., Miss B
Robert, Prtn, 2812 Barracks
Rugby School, boys' boarding, non-sect,
W B "Walls and W C Jones. Prins.,
4808 St Charles Ave
St Agnes Hall School, prep , co-ed , Miss
M Burthe, Frin
St Aloyslus College, boys' boarding, R C ,
Brother Celestin, Frln, 1105 Esplanade
Ave
St Joseph's Commercial Academy, boys'
boarding, R C , Brother Athanaslus,
Prin, 2187 St Philip St
St Louis Diocesan Seminary, theol , men,
R. C , Very Rev Michael S Ryan, C M .
D D, Pres, 1438 Henry Clay St.
St Simeon's Select School, girls' boarding,
R C , Sister Adelaide, Prin , 1321 An-
nunciation St
Sloan-Duployan Shorthand School, bus. and
sten , co-ed , Charles Nathan, Prin.
Soolete Franoals du Juillet School, prep ,
boys , non-sect , Miss Ada Freret, Frln ,
1028 St Peter
Soule Commercial College and Literary In-
stitute, bus, sten, and prep, co-ed,
non-sect , est 1856, George Soule, Presi-
dent, 608 St Charles
Southern College of Music, music, co-ed ,
Mrs G David, Pres, 1216 Felicity
Spencer's Business College, bus, aten and
language co-ed , est 1893, L C Spen-
cer, B S President, 711 Common
Straight University (colored) , college, prep ,
nor, music, and In duet depts , co-ed.,
Cong, est 1869, Elbert M Stevens, A.
M, President, 2408 Canal
Trinity School, prep , co-ed , Rev C, Nler-
mann, Prin , Oliver and Eliza sts.^
New Orleans — continued
Tulane University of Louisiana, comprises
the College of Arts and Sciences, of
Technology, Teachers' College, H Sophie
Newcomb Memorial College for Women,
and the Law, Medical, Pharmacy, Post-
Graduate Medical, and Dental Depart-
ments, co-ed , non-sect , est 1834, Rob-
ert Sharp, Ph D, President
Tulane University, College of Technology,
four-year courses in Mechanical, Electri-
cal, Civil, Sanitary, Chemistry and Chemi-
cal Engineering, Architecture and Archi-
tectural Engineering, two-year course In
Sugar Chemistry, William Henry Crelgh-
ton, U S N, Dean
Tulane University, Department of Phar-
macy, phar, co-ed., eat 1888, Isadora
Dyer, M D Dean, 2222 Prytanla St
Tulane University, Law School, law, co-
ed, est 1847, Eugene D Saundera, LL
B , Dean, 115 W Ave and University
Place
Tulane University, Medical Department,
med , reg , co-ed , non-seot , est 1884,
Isadore Dyer M D , Dean, Canal and N
Vlllere
Tulane University, School of Dentistry,
dent , co-ed , est 1898. Andrew G Frled-
richs, M D D D S, Dean, 1551 Canal
Twentieth Century and Cowles Shorthand
School, bus and sten , co-ed , Miss Ma-
rie R Wood, Prin, 646 Commercial PL
University School, boysr boarding, non-
sect , T W Dyer, Prin , 1928 Coliseum
St
Ursullne College and Academy, girls' board-
ing, R C est 1727, Rev Mother St
Stanislaus, Superioress, 2635 State Street
Wheeler Business College, bus and sten ,
co-ed , Wlllard J Wheeler, Pres , 808
Canal St
New Beads, Polnte Coupe© Parish, pop
1,250
Foydras Academy, prep, co-ed, non- *
sect , I J Vaughan, Frln
Opelousas, St Landry Parish, pop 4,300.
City Superintendent — Charles J Thompson
Principal High School— W B Prescott
Academy of the Immaculate Conception,
R C , prep , co-ed , Sister Veronica,
Frin
Patterson, St. Mary Parish, pop 2,600
Principal High School— W H Crawford
Plain Dealing, Bossier Parish, pop 060
Frlncipaf High School— T A. Blnford
Pinevffle, Bapldes Parish, pop 61V
Louisiana College, Dr W C Prlley, Frem <
PlaqtiemSne, IbervUle Parish, pop 8,690
City Superintendent — Errett Allen
Robellne, Natchltoches Parish, pop 650
Principal High School — I T Rutledge.
Huston, Lincoln Pariah, pop. 8,600
Louisiana Industrial Institute, tech and
indust, state, co-ed., estr 1894, John
Ephraim Keeny, M B, Fres
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Shreveport, Caddo Parish, pop 28,010
Pres Bd Educ — T H. Scovell
Sec Bd Educ-— C E Byrd.
City Superintendent — C B Byrd.
Principal High School — G C Huckaby
Supv Music — Lucile Gibson
Domestic Science — Milledge Gahagan
Centenary College of Louisiana, coll , co-
ed , Meth , est 1845, W L. Weber, A
M, LL D, Pres
Draughon s Practical Business College , bus ,
sten and prep , est 1900, P E Towns-
ley, Manager, Mllaxn and McNeil.
Slidell, St Tammany Parish, pop 1,850
Pres Bd Educ— C M Liddle
Sec Bd Educ — T J Eddlns
City Supt and Frln H S— C E Hooper
Supv Mus and Draw — Mrs D Fuller
Spearsvllle, Union Parish, pop 180
Everett Institute, prep, coed, Bapt , J
W Thorne, Prin.
St Francisvffle, West Xfellclana Parish, pop
1,069
Principal High School — B N Lowrey
St Joseph, Tensas Parish, pop. 1,500
Principal High School— D H Stringfleld
St Martlnvffle, St Martin Parish, pop 2,500
Principal High School — Henry J Beadle
Tallulah, Madison Parish, pop 1,000.
Pres Bd Educ — I F Ward
Sec Bd Educ — James R Linton
Tallulah — continued
City Superintendent— James R Linton
Principal High School— J W Noblett
Supv Music — Virginia Robertson
Thlbodaox, Lafourche Parish, pop 8,800
Mount Carmel Academy, girls' boarding,
R C , Sister Superior
Yldalia, Concordia Parish, pop
Pres Bd Educ — J H onlsen
Sec Bd Educ — D C Strlckler
City Superintendent — D C Strickler
Vllle Platte, St Landry Parish, pop. 875
Pres Bd Educ — Dr J C Vldime
Sec Bd Educ — E E Ortego
Principal High School — T L Fontenor
$upv Mus and Draw — Miss Agnes Field
Domestic Science — Iris Sarchet
Wi
Principal
St landzy Parish, pop. 1,197
" School— A. W BIttle
Welsh, Calcaslen Parish, pop. 000.
Welsh Normal and Business Institute, bus,
and nor , co-ed , non-sect. , J M Nel-
son, Pres
White Castle, Iberville Parish, pop 1,850
Principal High School— J N AngUn
Wlnnfleld, Wmn Parish, pop. 1,850
Principal High School — W C Robinson
Wlnnsboro, Franklin Parish, pop 775
Pies Bd Educ — Dr H B Womble
Sec Bd Educ — John L McDuff
Principal High School — S N Chennault
Domestic Science — Miss Sallie Beopple
MAINE
Population, 742,371 School census, 213,123 School age, 6-21
Maine is the thirty-fourth state of the Union in point of population, having a
total of 742,371 inhabitants, of whom 99 7 per cent are white Of this number 14 8
per cent, are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population,
ten years of age and over, is 4 1 per cent , the state ranking twentieth in this respect*
The educational system of the state is as follows-
STATE S UJf JE-tcTNTENDENT *S OFFICE
PATSON SMITH, State Superintendent of Public Schools. . Augusta
HAROLD A ALLAN, Deputy Superintendent Augusta
JOSIAH W TAYLOR, State High School Inspector Augusta
GLXNN W STARTTEY, Gen Agt of Schools m Unorganized Townships Augusta
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION
Public school text-books are required by state law to be furnished free by the
several towns There is no State Text-Book Commission and no state uniformity of
text-books
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
WILLIAM B ANDREWS, President
HAROLD A ALLAN, Secretary
Portland
Augusta
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OP SCHOOLS
Maine has no county superintendents of schools, but has instead what is called
the "Town System" of school supervision, each city and town, or in some cases,
where the towns are small, a group of towns, having its individual superintendent of
schools
PUBLIC, PRIVATE: AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Alfred, York Co, pop 890
Principal Hlgrh School — Milton Lambert
Andover, Oxford Co, pop. 757
City Superintendent — Mra. C A Drevter
Prln High School — Clarence "W Holraem.
Atuon, Somerset Co, pop.
City Superintendent — John W. Barter
Atheao, Somerset Co, pop
City Superintendent — Guy
914.
P William*.
Boxneriet Acadexnx* prep . co-ed., nonveot.,
Elden G Barbour Prin
Ashland* Arooetook Co, pop. 8,178.
City Superintendent — Florent Whltmore,
Principal High School — A A Towne
Auburn, Andro«coffgia Co * pop. 15,064,
Pres Bd Educ — R M Lunn
Sec Bd Educ — H H Randall
City Superintendent — Henry H Randall.
Principal High School— L. H Moulton
Supv Music — N L Mower
Domestic Science — Ruth Stoughton
Drawing — Ida L Smith
PenBhip and Com'l — H W Mann
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Augusta* Kennebeo Co., pop. 13,211.
Pres Bd Bduc — Dr W 8 Thompson
Principal High School — Herman H Stuart
Supv Music — Miss M Alice Carey
Manual Training — V Gertrude Fletcher
Dom Sci — Mies Katherine Q- Cunningham
Drawing — Miss Anna M Lemon
Pen ship and Com'l — Philip B Gibson
Stenography — Miss M Gertrude Gould
Shaw Business College, bus. and sten , est
1893, C H Blaisdell, Principal
Balleyvine, Washington Co, pop 1,137
City Superintendent— J M Pike
ir, Penobscot Co , pop 24,803
City Superintendent — D Lyman Wormwood
Principal High School — George H Larrabee
Bangor Business College, bus and sten.,
E D Pratt, Pres
Bangor Theological Seminary, theol , co-
ed , Cong., est. 1814, Rev David K
Beach, D D, President
Shaw Business College, bus and sten., est.
1884, Frank L Shaw, Pres
University of Maine, School of Law, law,
state, co-ed , est 1898, William E. Wai*
M A, LL B, Dean
Bath, Sagadahoc Co , pop 9,896
Pres Bd Educ — E W Larrabee
Sec Bd Educ — F W Freeman.
City Superintendent — F W Freeman
Principal High School — H E Cole
Supv Music — Margaret Bakeman
Manual Training — N B Corthell
Domestic Science — Ethel R Piper
Com'l and Stenog — Angle L Pulsifer
Bath Iron Works, School of Shipbuilding,
trade school
Belfast, Waldo Co , pop. 4,618.
Pres Bd Educ— G G Abbott.
Sec Bd Educ — William B Woodbury
City Superintendent — William Woodbury
Prin High School — Clarence W Proctor
Supv Music — Mrs Emma Pitcher
Drawing— Miss Evelyn Morison
Banks Business College, bus and sten., est.
1900, E A. Banks, Prin.
Belgrade, Kennebee Co , pop. 1,037.
City Superintendent— Mrs Mertle Weston
Benton, Kennebeo Co , pop 1,194
City Superintendent — C N Flood.
Bethel, Oxford Co , pop 834,
City Superintendent — H H. Hastings.
Gould's Academy prep, co-ed , non-sect.,
est 1836, Frank E Hanscom, A. M,
Prin.
Berwick, York Co , pop 2,098
Pres Bd Educ— J W Whitehouse
Sec Bd Educ — William M Bottomley
City Superintendent— M W Bottomley
Principal High School— Albert S Woodward
Supv Music— Minnie L Baton
Drawing— Alma Boy
Blddef ord, York Co , pop 17,079.
Pres Bd Educ— J G C Smith
Sec Bd Educ— Harold W Files
City Superintendent — Harold W Files
Principal High School — A. W Reynolds
Draw and Pen' ship — Edward M Deering
Com 1 and Stenog*y — Miss F Mary Murphy
Blalne, Aroostook Co , pop 1,018.
Pres Bd. Educ — Norman Tapley
Sec Bd Educ — L W Robbing
City Superintendent — L. W Robbing
Principal High School — E L Gray
Blue Hill, Hancock Co , pop 1,462.
City Superintendent — Thomas S Grlndle
George Stevens Academy, prep , co-ed.;
non sect , A W Boston, Principal
Boothbay, Lincoln Co., pop 1,700.
City Superintendent— Harry I. Smith.
Booth Bay Harbor, Lincoln Co., pop 2,021.
City Superintendent — Harry L Smith.
Bowdolnham, Sagadahoc Co, pop. 1,385.
City Superintendent — James S. Norton.
Brewer, Penobscot Co , pop. 5,667
Pres Bd Educ — W J Sargent.
Sec Bd Educ — B W Burrill
City Superintendent — E W Burrill
Principal High School— W H Sullivan
Supv Music — May E Gould
Manual Training — Emery H Head
Drawing — Irene Kibbe
Com'l and Stenog*y — Miss McEneony
Brldgewater, Aroostook Co , pop 1,238
Pres Bd Educ — A. M Stackpole, Jr
Sec Bd Educ— L. W Robblns, A M
City Superintendent— L W Robblns
Principal High School— N H Rich, A B
Brldgton, Cumberland Co, pop 1,474
City Superintendent — F E. Russell
Bristol, Lincoln Co , pop 2,415.
Pres Bd. Educ — H C JPoale
Sec Bd Educ — Norria A Miller
City Superintendent— N A. Miller
Principal High School — V H Robinson
Broobsvme, Hancock Co , pop
City Superintendent— William F Jude.
Brownvllle, Placataquls Co., pop. 1,808
City Superintendent — W S Adams.
Brunswick, Cumberland Co., pop 5,841.
Pres Bd Educ. — E W Wheeler
Sec Bd Educ — John A Cone
City Superintendent — John A. Cone.
Principal High School — George Gardiner.
Manual Training— Charles G Wheeler.
Domestic Science— Mary 8. Byrne.
Bowdoln College, coll , men, non-sect , est
1794, Rev Win. De Witt Hyde, D D,
LL D , Pres
Medical School of Maine at Bowdoln Col-
lege (freshmen and sophomore years).
med , reg , men , est 1820 , Addison 8
Thayer, M D, Dean <See Portland,
Me)
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Buckfleld, Oxford Co, pop 857
Pres Bd Edue — Wilson Conant
Sec Bd Educ — M A Sturtevant
Town Superintendent — Merle A Sturtevant
Principal High School — Vernon K. Brackett
Bncksport, Hancock Co , pop 2,216
City Superintendent— A A Littlefleld
Bast Maine Conference Seminary, prep ,
co-ed, M B, est 1848, Frederick B
Bragdon, A M , Prea
Bnxton, Tork Co , pop 1,675
City Superintendent — Charles L Clement
Calais, Washington Co, pop 6,116
City Superintendent — James M Pike
Principal High School — A N Sanborn
Camden Hnox Co , pop 8,016.
City Superintendent — B E Packard
Principal High School— Z M Dwinal
Canton, Oxford Co , pop 1,018
Pres Bd Educ — W J Bicker
City Superintendent — Charles H Abbott
Sec Bd Educ —Charles H Abbott
Principal High School — L W Blasdell
Cape Elizabeth, Cumberland Co, pop 1,857
City Superintendent — J O Kaler
Caribou, Aroostook Co, pop 5,877
Pres Bd Educ — J L. Raymond
Sec Bd Educ — J W H Porter, 1C. D
City Superintendent — Richard J Libby
Principal High School — A W Boston.
Supv Music — Bora O Larrabee
Com'l and Stenog — Flora Bellmgton
Carmel, Pcnobscot Co , pop 1,050
City Superintendent — Walter A Smith
Gasttne, Hancock Co , pop 988.
Eastern State Normal School, normal,
state, co-ed , est 068, Albert F Rich-
ardson, A B, Fres
Charleston, Fenobscot Co , pop 864
Pres Bd Educ — D F D Weymouth
Sec Bd Educ — Clarence Emery
City Superintendent — John S. TTapley
Principal High School — H L Blount
Biggins' Classical Institute, prep, co-ed.,
Bapt , est 1887 William A Cowing,
A B Principal
Oherryfleld, Washington Co , pop 1,499
Pres Bd. Educ —A G Campbell
Sec Bd Educ — Mrs Frances C Jewett
City Superintendent— Mrs Frances C Jew-
Principal High School— R C Bridges
Cherryfleld Academy, prep . co-ed , non-
sect , R C Bridges, Principal
China, Kennebeo Co , pop 1.297.
Pres Bd Educ— W A Lord
City Superintendent — George HJ Falne.
Principal High School — LeRoy Jones
Clinton, Kennebec Co , pop 1,268
Pres Bd Educ — Marcellua Cain
Sec Bd Educ — Charles L. C Clement
City Superintendent — Charles L Clement
Corinth, Penobscot Co , pop. 1,084.
City Superintendent — Charles L. Palmer
Corlnna, Fenobscot Co , pop 1,287
Corlnna Union Academy, prep , day, co-
ed non-sect est 1852 Charles C Phil-
lips, Prin
Cumberland, Cumberland Co , pop 1,408
City Superintendent — Daniel W Irtint
Chelsea, Kennebec Co , pop 8,216
City Superintendent— Arthur N Douglas
Cumberland Center, Cumberland Co, pop.
850
Greeley Institute, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
Dana S Jordan, Prin
Danf orth, Washington Co , pop 1,295
Pres Bd Educ — Wallace C Neal
Sec Bd Educ — John F Philbrook
City Superintendent — John F Philbrook
Principal High School — H M Pullen
Deer Isle, Hancock Co , pop 1,946.
City Superintendent— W H Patten
Dexter, Fenobscot Co , pop 8,580.
City Superintendent— L A. Ross.
Principal High School — Roy M Strout
Dlxfield, Oxford Co , pop 1,056
City Superintendent— W S McNamara.
Dover, Fiscataquls Co , pop 2,091.
City Superintendent— W H Sturtevant
Dresden Mills, Lincoln Co , pop 200
City Superintendent— Miss Jessie C Houd-
lette.
Bridge Academy,, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
est 1881, NorKs S. Lord, A B, Prin
Durham, Androscoggin Co , pop 1,625
City Superintendent— John E Merrill
Bagle Lake, Aroostook Co , pop 1,421
City Superintendent— Mrs Arthur Pinette
Bast Corinth, Fenobscot Co , pop 478.
East Corinth Academy, prep, co-ed., non-
sect , est 1844, H W Wood, Prin.
East Uvennore, Androscoggin Co , pop. 2,641.
City Superintendent— John H, Carter
Bast Machias, Washington Co , pop
City Superintendent— John C Merrill.
Washington Academy prep , co-ed , non-
Beet, est 1792, Ralph S Smith, A. B,
Prin
Kaaton, Aroostook Co , pop. 1,800
Pres Bd Educ— George M Colbath
Sec Bd Educ— Frank McGouldrlck
City Superintendent— Frank McGouldrick.
Principal High School— Wade LGrlndle
Pen'ship & Com'l— Margaret A Guthrie.
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Eastport, Washington Co , pop 4,901
Free Bd Educ— William H Colwell
Sec Bd Educ — R T Harmon
City Superintendent — R F Harmon
Principal High School — Charles S Preble
Commercial — Nina A Davis
Eden, Hancock Co , pop 4,441
City Superintendent — Ernest L Palmer
Eliot, York Co , pop 1,530
City Superintendent— Aaron B Cola
Ellsworth, Hancock Co , pop 3,540.
Pres Bd Eduo — Edmon J Walsh
Sec Bd Educ — Clara O Hopkins
City Superintendent — Clara O Hopkins
Principal High School— H A. MoLellan.
Stenography — Nellie F Mullan
Fairfield, Somerset Co , pop 2,801.
Pres Bd Educ — Henry Choate
Sec Bd Eduo — W O Hersey
City Superintendent — Will O Hersey
Principal High School — John A Partridge
Supv Music — Frances F Gate -
Manual Training— Warren & Swett
Domestic Science — Blanch Webster
Com'l and Stenog*y — Alice Carver
Falmonth, Cumberland Co , pop 1,488
City Superintendent— D W Hunt.
Farmington, Franklin Co , pop 3,200
City Superintendent— I C Phillip*.
Principal High School — W B Downes.
Abbott School, boys' boarding, non-sect.,
est 1844 George Dudley Church, A M,
Headmaster
Farmington State Normal School, normal,
state, co-ed , est 1865 Wilbert G Mai-
lett, A B , Principal
Fort Fairfleld, Aroostook Co , pop 1,020.
Pres Bd Educ — Dr W G Chamberlain
Sec Bd Eduo — Frank McGouldrlck
City Superintendent — Frank MoGouldrlck.
Principal High School — L G Paine
Penmanship — Mattie E Hopkins
Com'l and Stenog'y — Catherine P Fawcett
Fort Kent, Aroostook Co , pop. 3,710.
Pres Bd Educ — Fred W Theriaull
Sec Bd Educ — S R Audibert
City Superintendent — Joseph F Cyr,,
Madawaska Training School, normal, state,
co-ed , Miss Mary P Newland, Pres.
Foxcrof t, Plscataqnis Co , pop. 1,867.
Pres Bd Educ — W J Mayo
Oity Superintendent — James N Emery
Supv Mus and Draw — Mrs Adelaide Far-
well
Foxcroft Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect.,
Gardiner W Cole, A B , Principal.
Frankfort, Waldo Co , pop 1,157
City Superintendent — F M Nlckerson.
Franklin, Hancock Co , pop 1,181.
City Superintendent — Maurice C Fo§s
Freedom, Waldo Co, pop. 480
Cl£y Superintendent— C. D Wentworth.
Freedom Academy, prep and agri , co-ed. ,
boarding, non-sect , est 1836, Ralph P
Mitchell, Principal
Frenchvine, Aroo«took Co, pop 1,414.
City Superintendent — H W Levesque
Freeport, Cumberland Co , pop 2,839
City Superintendent — H Holmes.
Principal High School — Russell S Taylor
Supv Music — Pearl Greene
Manual Training — W A. Flewelling.
Fryebnrgr, Oxford Co , pop 550
City Superintendent— Thomas W Charles.
Fryeburg Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect.,
bus , man tr and agrl courses est 1792,
RIdgley C Clark, A B, Prin.
Gardiner, Kennebee Co , pop. 0,811.
City Superintendent — H J Chase
Principal High School — Louis H Conant
Gorham, Cumberland Co , pop 2,822.
City Superintendent — Prescott Heyes.
Principal High School — Charles C Shaw
Western Normal School, normal, state, co-
ed , Walter E Russell, Principal
Gouldsboro, Hancock Co , pop 1,849
Pres Bd Educ — F F Tracy
Sec Bd Educ — A W Gordon
City Superintendent — A W Gordon.
Grand Isle, Aroostook Co , pop. 1,317.
City Superintendent — B S Dufour
Gray, Cumberland Co* pop
Pres Bd Educ — S W Hill
Sec Bd Educ— S B Hunt
City Superintendent — S B Hunt.
Principal High School — Iff H Pratt
Pennell Institute, prep; co-ed., non-sect.;
est 1876, B *H Pratt, Principal
Greenville, Plscataquls Co, pop 1,474.
Pres Bd Educ — Dr F J Prlfcham
Sec Bd Bduc— A A Carter
City Superintendent— Clifton E Was*.
Principal. High School— W H Stanley
Supv Music — Ethel M Knowles
Gullford, Plscataaut* Co, pop. 1,689
City Superintendent — B. Rebecca Ellis.
Principal High School — Wallace Holman
Hallowell, Kennebee Co , pop 2304,
Fres Bd Educ — Rev H L Nichols
Sec Bd Educ — Rev J A Carey
City Superintendent— F G Wadsworth
Principal High School— H W Kidder
6upv Music — Eva H Stone
Domestic Art — Edna Pryon
Hampden, Fenobscot Co , pop 2,880.
Hampden Academy, prep., co-ed., non-sect,
est 1803, F M Hammond, Prln
Harpswell, Cumberland Co , pop. 1,050.
City Superintendent — C F Brown.
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Harrington, Washington Co , pop 1,020.
City Superintendent — Geo M X> Grant.
Hartland, Somerset Co , pop 1,170
Pres Bd Educ — B P Dyer
Sec Bd Educ—J H Haley
City Superintendent— 'Harry EJ. Fortler
Principal High School — W S Guptill
Hebron, Oxford Co , pop 60S.
Hebron Academy, prep , co-ed , Bapt , 6ft
1804, Wm H*Sargent, A M, Frin.
Hermon, Penobscot Co , pop 1,210
City Superintendent — Mrs A L. Snow
Hodgdon, Aroostook Co , pop 1,158,
City Superintendent — W F Coan
HofflB, York Co , pop 1,884
City Superintendent — Elmer E Abbott.
Houlton, Arooatook Co , pop 5,845.
Pres Bd Bduc — Ranaford W Shaw
Sec Bd Educ— William F Coan
City Superintendent — William F Coan
Principal High School— Charles O Turner
Supv Music — Margaret L Burnhaxn
Drawing — Daisy I Barrett
Penmanship — Thomas A. DeCosta,
Rlcker Classical Institute, prep , co-ed ;
nor and music, eat 1848, Irving C
Weeks, S B , Principal
Island Falls, Aroostook Co , pop 1,686.
City Superintendent — F W Burrill
Jay, Franklin Co., pop 2,987
City Superintendent— S M Nievtfen
Jefferson, Lincoln Co., pop. 1,080
Pres Bd Educ— A M Hodgklns
Sec Bd Educ — W 8 Bowden
City Superintendent — W S Bowden
Principal High School— Lydla Phillips
Jonesport, Washington Co , pop 8,074.
City Superintendent — D Herman Corson
Commercial — Gladys Beangeard
Kennebunk, York Co , pop. 8,099
City Superintendent — J W Lambert
Kennebnnk Port, York Co , pop 2,180
City Superintendent — J W Lambert
Kents Hill, Kennebeo Co , pop. 150
Maine Wealeyan Seminary and Woman*!
College, prep , M B , Rev J O New-
ton, D D , Pres
Kfttery, York Co , pop 8,588
Pres Bd. Educ — Horace Mitchell
Sec Bd Educ — I James Merry
Town Superintendent— I James Merry
Principal High School — Prof. G H. D
L'Axnoureaux.
&upv Music — Ernest P Bilbrook.
Com'l and Stenog — Miss Helen Wippicb.
Xee, Penobscot Co , pop 801.
City Superintendent — J A. Mulherln.
Lee Normal Academy, nor , state, co-ed..
E B VerrUl, Prin
Lebanon, York Co., pop. 1,816.
City Superintendent— M. W Bottomley.
Lewiston, Androscoggln Co, pop* 28,847.
Pres Bd Educ — Rev Thomas F Butler
Sec Bd Educ — D J Callahan
City Superintendent— D J Callahan.
Principal High School — Herman Gammons
Supv Music — George W Horn
Manual Training — Ernest Curley
Domestic Science — Katherine M Lynch
Penmanship — Alice J Child
Stenography — Margaret Little
Bates College, coll , co-ed , non-sect, eit.
1868, George C Chase. A. M, D D, LL.
D , Pres.
Bliss Business College, bus and sten , O
D Bliss, Pres.
Hawthorne School day school for small
children est 1905 Miss Sarah M Storey,
A M , Principal
Limestone, Aroostook Co , pop. 1,898.
Pres Bd Educ — A. H Damon, M D
City Superintendent— R J Llbby
Umlngton, York Co , pop 980
Llmlngton AcadexnV, prep , co-ed., non-
sect , day, free, Willis F Avery, Prin
Lincoln, Penobscot Co , pop 1,167.
Sec Bd Educ— A Weatherbee
City Superintendent— Artemus Weatherbee
Supv Music — Mary Brown
Uncolnvllle, Waldo Co , pop 1,080
City Superintendent— Mrs. Grace Mahoney.
Usbon, Androscoggln Co., pop 4,116.
Pres Bd Bduc— T Y Morrison
Sec Bd Bduc— A B Lord
City Superintendent— A B Lord
Principal High School— Nelson L Mixer
Supv Music — Lena B Alford
Com'l and Stenog— Alice Warman
Uttchfleld Corners, Kennebec Co , pop 800.
LItchfleld Academz* prep , co-ed. , non-sect. !
eat 1845, Hont)ramandal Smith, Presi-
dent
Littleton, Aroostook Co , pop 1,026
City Superintendent— Leonard P. Berry
livennore, Androscoggin Co., pop 1AOO.
City Superintendent— J L. Pinckerton.
Lnbee, Washington Co » pop 8,868.
Pres Bd Bduc— Dr E H Bennet.
Sec Bd Bduc — R F Harmon
City Superintendent— B, F Harmon.
Principal High School — Mame S Bennet
Commercial— Belle A Randall
V>/>iiiM, Washington Co , pop. £,089.
Pres. Bd. Bduc — B C Dallworth
Sec Bd Bduc— John C Merrill
City Superintendent— John C. Merrill.
Principal High School— J S Keating
Washington County State Normal School,
nor , state, co-ed , William L Powers,
Principal.
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Madawaska, Aroostook Co , pop 1,831
City Superintendent — B 8 Dufour
Madison, Somerset Co , pop 8,408
City Superintendent — I* W Gerrlsh
Principal High School — Albert G Johnson
Mapleton, Aroostook Co , pop
City Superintendent — R. L. Sinclair
Mars Hill, Aroostook Co , pop It611
Pres Bd Educ — Howard Pierce
Sec Bd Educ — L W Bobbins
City Superintendent — L W Bobbins.
Principal High School — E L Gray
Mechanic Falls, Androscoggta Co , pop 1,678
City Superintendent— Jesse M Llbby
Mexlca, Oxford Co , pop 2,065.
City Superintendent — W S MoNaxnara.
MlUbrldg-e, Washington Co , pop 1,650.
City Superintendent — G M D Grant.
MlUlnocket, Penobscot Co , pop. 8,868
City Superintendent — William M Marr
Mllo, Piscataquls Co , pop 2,566
City Superintendent — W S Adams.
Monmonth, Kennebeo Co , pop 1,886
City Superintendent — TJ A. Tllson
Monson, Piscataqufs Co , pop 1,848
City Superintendent — Linwood P Hosley
MonttceUo, Aroostook Co., pop 1,207.
City Superintendent — Mm Alma Weed.
Mount Desert, Hancock Co , pop 1,569.
City Superintendent — L H Williams
New Castle, Uncoln Co , pop. 1,066
City Superintendent — Henry K. White
Lincoln Academy, prep ; co-ed.; non-sect ,
Bradford A B, Prin
demy,
est 1801, Harly L
New Gloucester, Cumberland Co, pop 1,228
Pres Bd Educ— Herbert V Blake.
Sec Bd Educ — Ernest H Hunnewell
City Superintendent — Ernest H Hunnewell
Principal High School — Thomas E Gay
Supv Music — Margaret L Allen
Stevens School, girls' hoarding, non-sect,
M B and S. P Stevens, Prlns.
New Sharon, IFrankliu Co , pop 055
Principal High School — W L Linscott
Newport, Penobscot Co., pop 1,747.
City Superintendent — L. W Ames
Norrldgewoek, Somerset Co , pop 1,608.
City Superintendent — F G Davis.
North Anson, Somerset Co , pop 1,000.
Anson Academy, prep, co-ed., non-sect,
est 1828, KTB G Bailey, Prin.
North Berwick, York Co., pop 1,777.
City Superintendent— Elizabeth K. Hobbs
North Brldgton, Cumberland Co., pop 280
Brldgton AcademjL. prep , co-ed., non-sect,
eat 1808, Chester C Tuttle, Principal
North Jay, Franklin Co, pop 400
Pres Bd Educ — C Walter Look
Sec Bd Educ — 8 M Nieweer
City Superintendent — S M Nieweer
North Parsonfield, York Co , pop 200
Parsonfield Seminary prep , co-ed. , non-
sect
Leld Seminary- prep , co-<
Roland H verbeek, Prin
Norway, Oxford Co, pop 2,215
Chairman Bd Educ — Dr L H Trufant
Sec Bd Educ— T C Merrill
City Superintendent — T C Morrill
Principal High School — P E Hathaway
Music and Drawing — Mrs A L Fogg
Oakland, Kennebcc Co , pop 2,257.
Pres Bd Educ — George W Field
Sec Bd Educ — W O Hersey
City Superintendent — W O Hersey.
Principal High School — Charles E Taylor
Supv Music — Nora B Greeley
Manual Training — Frank Kn owl ton
Oldtown, Penobscot Co , pop 6,817
City Superintendent — Herbert M Moore
Principal High School — James A Hamlln
Orland, Hancock Co , pop 1,224
City Superintendent — H H Dunbar
Orono, Penobscot Co , pop. 8,555
City Superintendent — H M Moore
Principal High School — Joseph Keating
University of Maine comprises College of
Arts and Sciences, of Agriculture, of Tech-
nology, Course in Pharmacy and Col-
lege of Law (Bangor), state, co-ed est
1865, Bobert Judson Aley, LL D, Prea
University of Maine, College of Agriculture,
agronomy, animal husbandry, forestry,
home economics, poultry, horticulture,
Leon S Merrill, M D , Dean
University of Maine, College of Technology,
courses in Chemical, Civil, Electrical and
Mechanical Engineering, Harold 8 Board-
man, C E, Dean
University of Maine, School of Pharmacy,
est 1905, Wilbur F Jackman, Ph C,
Professor
Orrington, Penobscot Co , pop 1,219.
Pres Bd Educ — H C Hoxie
Sec Bd Educ — C N George
Superintendent — Edward E Boderlck
Oxford, Oxford Co , pop. 478.
Pres Bd Educ — H L Binns
Sec Bd Educ — E B Holden
City Superintendent-— Eugene B. Holden
Principal High School— John a Dyer
Paris, Oxford Co, pop. 8,486
Pres Bd Educ— D M Stewart
Sec. Bd Educ — Burr F Jones
City Superintendent — Burr F Jones
Principal High School — Wallace A Clifford
Supv Music — Florence A Gordon
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Parsonfield, York Co , pop 1,057
City Superintendent — Win C. McCue
Fatten, Penobscot Co, pop 1,406
City Superintendent— W M Marr
Pembroke, Washington Co , pop. 1,878.
City Superintendent — Mm. M B Andrews.
Perry, Washington Co., pop 1,153
City Superintendent — Omer P Reynolds.
Phillips, Franklin Co, pop 823
City Superintendent — M R Keyes.
Principal High School — M. R, Keyes
PhJppsburg, Sagadahoe Co , pop. 1,079.
City Superintendent — John H Stacey
Pittsfleld, Somerset Co , pop 2,881
Pi es Bd Educ — P U Landman
Sec Bd Educ — O H Drake
City Superintendent — Judge O H Drake.
Supv Music — Mi as Grace Kogers
Maine Central Institute, prep , co-ed.. Free
Bapt, est. 1866, F U Landman, Prin.
Poland, Androscoggta Co , pop 1,882
City Superintendent — B C. Megquier
Portland, Cumberland Co, pop 88,571.
City Superintendent — De Forest H Perkins.
Principal High School — William B Jack
Gray's Portland Business College , bus. and
sten est 1863 Frank L Gray, Prin
Medical School of Maine, Medical Depart-
ment, Bowdoin College (Junior and
Senior years), med , reg , men, est.
1820 Addison S Thayer, M D, Dean
Sawyers Shorthand School, sten, co-ed,
est 1885, Miss Lydla H Beck Prin
Shaw Business College, bus sten, teleg ,
est 1884 Frank L Shaw, Pres
St Elizabeth's Academjr, girls' boarding,
R C , Mvther Mary Teresa, Prin.
St Joseph's Academy, girls' boarding, R
C , est 1882, Sister Mary Wilfrid, Di-
rectress
Virgil Clavier School, mus ; oo-ed , est
1895, Frank L Rankin, Director
Waynflete School, girls' prep , non-sect.,
est 1898, Miss Caroline M Crisfleld and
Miss Agnes Lowell, Prins
Westhrook Seminary and Female College.
girl's hoarding, non-sect , est 1881, **
William M Harris, President
Presque Isle, Aroostook Co , pop 8,988.
Pres Bd Bduc—G B Whidden
Sec Bd Educ— W O Chase
City Superintendent — W O Chase
Principal High School— E M Llbby
Supv Music — Mabel H Rich
Manual Training- — Gertrude T Marrell
Com'l and Stenog'y — Miss Bertha Lewis
Aroostook State Normal School, nor ,
state, oo-ed , San Lorenzo Merriman,
Prin
Princeton, Washington Co , pop 1,091
City Superintendent— W F Packard
Randolph, Kennebec Co , pop 1,017.
Pres Bd Educ — Fred C Moore
City Superintendent — L W Ooodspeed.
Readfleld, Kennebeck Co , pop 906
Pres Bd Educ — Dr J S Milliken
Sec Bd Educ — C Weston
Superintendent — C Weston
Richmond, Sagadohoe Co , pop 1,868.
Pres Bd Educ — F B Peabody M D
Sec Bd Educ — James S Norton
City Superintendent — James S Norton
Principal High School — Owen O Dow
Rookland, Knox Co , pop. 8,174.
Pres Bd Educ— Mayor Blethen
Sec Bd Educ — G A Stuart
City Superintendent— Giles A. Stuart.
Principal High School — Harry Cobb
Supv Music — Margaret G Ruggles
Manual Training — Charles R Lamb
Domestic Science — Marie W Gurdy
Drawing — Mildred Perry
Pen'ship and Com»l — George F Dickinson
Rockland Commercial College, bus. and
sten , est. 1880, Howard and Brown,
Prins and Props.
Rockport, Knox Co , pop 2,022
City Superintednent — Giles A Stuart.
Rnmford, Oxford Co., pop 8,770
Pres Bd Educ — Hon L W Blanchard
Sec Bd Educ — W H S Ellingwood
City Superintendent— W H S Ellingwood.
Principal High School— C L Smith
Supv Mus and Draw — Miss Alice Bentley
Domestic Science — Miss Harriet Barrows
Pen ship and Com 1 — Mr B D Charron
gaco, York Co , pop 0,588
Chairman Bd Bduc — C W Harmon
Sec Bd Educ — T T Young
City Superintendent — Theodore T Young
Principal High School — E R Woodbury
Supv Music — Miss T L Blackman
Manual Training — Fred J Bryant
Domestic Science — Mrs Sumner Fenderson
Draw and Pen'ship— A R Merrill
Commercial — P I Towle
Stenography — Miss Georgia Chadbourne
Thornton Academy,, prep , co-ed., non-
sect , day, Ernest Rollston Woodbury, A
M , Principal
Sanford, York Co., pop 9,049
Pres Bd Educ — A C Hanscoxn
Sec Bd Educ— I A Smith.
City Superintendent — Isaac A Smith
Principal High School— H H Burnham
Supv Music — Susan Frost
Manual Training — Hazel Andrews
Domestic Science — Emily C Nash
Drawing — H G Andrews
Commercial — Elinor Furber
Stenography — Bessie Cogswell
SangervUle, Piscataquls Co » pop 1,819
Pres Bd Educ— W A Purlngton, M D
Sec Bd Educ — Clifton E Wass
City Superintendent — Clifton BJ Wass.
Principal High School — Charles N Stanhope
Supv Music— Maud H Geuthver
Drawing— Abbie M Fowler
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Scarboro, Cumberland Co , pop 1,940.
Town Superintendent — F H B Heald
Principal High School — Clarence H Brown
Searsport, Waldo Co , pop* 1,444
City Superintendent— W B Woodbury
Sebaro, Cumberland Co , pop 576
City Superintendent — Mrs Sara G Pitch.
Potter Academv. prep , co-ed. , non-feet ,
est 1895, Herbert E Thompson. A. B,
Prln
Sherman, Aroostook Co , pop 1,058
City Superintendent— F W BurrilL
ftkowhegan, Somerset Co , pop. 5,311
Pres Bd Educ — W H Hawes, ESQ
Sec Bd Educ — L W Gernsh
City Superintendent — Leon W Gerrlsh
Principal High School — Ralph W Leighton
Supv Music — Mr Elmer E Towne
Manual Training — Mr E W Ochampaugh
Domestic Science — Miss Alice J Harvey
Drawing- — Miss Marjorie Lorlng
Commercial — Miss Ethel W Scales
Solon, Somerset Co , pop 1,084
City Superintendent — Guy F Williams.
South Berwick, York Co , pop 2,985
City Superintendent — C Dean Varney.
Berwick Academy,, prep , co-ed , non-sect. ,
est 1791, Thomas C Tooker A M, Head-
master
South China, Kennebeo Co , pop 102
Erskine Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
est 1883, Willis Jones, Principal
South Portland, Cumberland Co, pop 7,471
Sec Bd Educ — Simon M H ami in
City Superintendent — Simon M H ami In
Principal High School — Lois B Farnham
South Thomaeton, Knox Co , pop 1,488
Pres Bd Educ — Thomas L Maker
Sec Bd Educ — Ralph Crockett
City Superintendent — H W Frohode, M D
Principal Iligh School — Eva I Pratt
Springfield, Fenobscot Co , pop 582
Pres Bd Educ — O A McKenney
Sec Bd Educ — Beth W Nonnond
City Superintendent — Seth W Normond
Principal High School — Seth W Normond
Supv Music — Harriet Scnbner
Manual Training — F H Beekford
Domestic Science— Georgia Pendlington
Springfield Normal School, normal, state,
co-ed , S W Norwood, Principal.
Sprtngvale, York Co , pop 2,000
Nasson Institute, secretarial studies and
household economics, female, non-sect ,
est 1912, Louisa Isabelle Pryor, Dean
Standlsh, Cumberland Co , pop. 1,687.
City Superintendent— C L Clement
Stockton Springs, Waldo Co , pop 1408
Pres Bd Educ — H S Hopkins
Sec Bd Educ — L A Gardner
City Superintendent — Alvah C. Trent
Prin High School — Crawford A Trent
Stonlngton, Hancock Co , pop 2,088.
City Superintendent — W H Patten*
Sullivan, Hancock Go , pop 1,182
Pres Bd Educ — B C Baker
Sec Bd Educ — A W Goidon
City Superintendent — A. W Gordon
Principal High School — B L Lulscott
Supv Music — Laura C Russell
Thomaston, Knox Co, pop. 2,205.
City Superintendent — B E Packard
Principal High School — Ralph S Robinson
Topsham, Sagadahoo Co., pop 2,016
Pres Bd Educ — W S Rogers
Sec Bd Educ — John H Cone
City Superintendent — John H Cone
Principal High School — D F Koughan
Manual Training — C G Wheeler
Domestic Science — Mary S Byrne
Tremont, Hancock Co , pop 1,116
City Superintendent — L E Williams.
Turner, Androscoggln Co , pop 1,708.
Pres Bd Educ — W J Ricker
Sec Bd Educ— C H Abbott
City Superintendent — Charles H Abbott
Principal High School — P H H Booker
Supv Music — N L Mower
Physical Culture — Jessie B Jones
Leavltt Institute, prep, co-ed, non-sect. ,
est 1901, Percy H H Booker, Principal
Union, Knox Co , pop. 1,288
City Superintendent — William M Teague
Tan Buren, Aroostook Co , pop 8,065
Pres Bd Educ — Joseph A Peeletler
Sec Bd Educ — Joseph A Deemals
City Superintendent — J A. Hebert
Van Buren College ooll , men, R. C ,
Matthew Thouvenln, S M , President
Tassalboro, Kennebeo Co., pop 2,077
Pres Bd Educ — W A Lord
City Superintendent — George E Paine
Principal High School — iieRoy Jones
Oak Grove Seminary, prep and agri ,
boarding co-ed Friends, est 1850, Le-
Roy Jones, A M , Principal
Vlnal Haven, Knox Co , pop 2,884
City Superintendent — T M Coombs
Principal High School — H P Marston
Waldoboro, Lincoln Co , pop 2,656
Pres Bd Educ — L L Lambert.
Sec Bd Educ — P A Perry Jr
City Superintendent— F A. Perry, Jr
Principal High School — H E Alexander
WaUagrass, Aroostook Co , pop 1,004
City Superintendent — Joseph F Syr
Warren, Knox. Co.* pop 1,812
City Superintendent — W If Teague,
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Washburn, Aroostook Co., pop.
City Superintendent — R L Sinclair
Principal H S — Frank Fortler
Watervllle, Kennebeo Co , pop 11,458.
Pres Bd Bduc — Edward W Boyer
Sec Bd Bduc— Charles N Perkins
City Superintendent — C N Perkixu
Principal High School — Arnold Sanborn
Supv Music — Mildred Stockbridge
Domestic Science — Ruth S Barker
Drawing — Sara D Lang
Com'l & Stenog'y— Sylvia Seagrave
Coburn Classical Institute, prep , co-ed.,
Bapt , eat 1829, Drew T Hawthorne,
Prln
Colby College, colL, co-ed., Bapt, est
1818 , Arthur J Roberts, A, M , Prea
Morgan Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1894, George H Watson and John
L Thomas, Owners
Webster, Androscosrgln Co , pop. 1,213
Pres Bd Educ — Fred Richardson
Sec Bd Educ — A B Lord
City Superintendent — A B Lord
Principal High School— C H Grant
Wells, York Co , pop 1,008.
City Superintendent — Isaac H Storer
Principal High School— Prof Hill
Westbrook, Cumberland Co , pop. 8,881.
City Superintendent — Preston S Keyes
Principal High School— W B Andrews
Whltefleld, Lincoln Co , pop. 1,056
City Superintendent — Andrew C Halpin,
Wilton, Franklin Co., pop
City Superintendent— L C. Phillips.
Wilton Academy* prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
W Guy ColbyT Principal
Winslow, Kennebeo Co., pop. 2,709
Pres~Bd Educ— G W Getchell
Sec Bd Educ — Clarence N Flood
City Superintendent — C N Flood.
Principal High School — C A Grant.
Supv Music — Julia V Patterson
Manual Training — Frank W Knowlton
Drawing — Jennie Townsend
Com'l & Stenog'y— Edith A Weeks
Wlnterport, Waldo Co , pop* 1,582
Pres Bd Educ — Frank Downes
Sec Bd Educ— F M Nickerson
City Superintendent — F N Nlckercon.
Principal High School— W A Cowan
Wtnthrop, Kennebeo Co., pop. 2,114.
Pres Bd Educ — E P Clifford
Sec Bd Educ — F G Wadsworth
City Superintendent — F G Wadsworth.
Principal High School — W A Cowing
Supv Music — Eva H Stone
Wlscasset, Lincoln Co , pop 1,287.
City Superintendent — Charles S SewalL
Wisoasset Acadexnv* prep , co-ed,, non-
sect , est 1808, Charles M Teague, A. B
Principal
Woodfords, Suburb of Portland
Westbrook Seminary, girls' boarding, non-
sect , est 1884, Rev Hervey H Hoyt,
D D Pres
Yarmouth, Cumberland Co , pop. 8,858.
City Superintendent— W H. Holmes.
Principal High School — W H Dresser
North Yarmouth Academy, prep , co-ed.;
non-sect , John O Hall, Jr , A B , Prin-
cipal
York, York Co , pop 2,802.
City Superintendent— A. J Price
Principal High School — Eugene S Foster
MARYLAND
Population, 1,295,346 School census, 350,319 School age, 5-20.
Maryland ifl the twenty-seventh state of the Union in point of population, hay-
ing a total of 1,295,346 inhabitants, of whom 82 per cent are white Of this number,
8 per cent are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population,
ten years of age and over, is 7 2 per cent , the state ranking thirty-second in this re-
spect The educational system of the state is as follows
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
M. BATES STEPHENS, State Superintendent of Public Education . Annapolis
BRADLEY "K PURDUM, Assistant State Superintendent Annapolis
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
P L GOLDSBOROTJGH, Governor, President . Annapolis
M BATES STEPHENS, State Superintendent, Secretary . Annapolis
HENRY C LONGNEOKER . . . Towson T H BOCK . . . .Princess Anne
CLAYTON PURNELL Frostburg JOHN O SPENCER . . Baltimore
W T. WARBURTON Elkton THOS H. LEWIS Westminster
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION
Public school text-books are required, by state law, to be furnished free by the
state. There is no State Text-Book Commission. The money is distributed among
the counties and Baltimore City and adoptions made by their boards.
STATE BEADING CIRCLE BOABD
M. BATES STEPHENS, State Superintendent, President Annapolis
Miss SARAH E RICHMOND, Principal State Normal School Baltimore
J MONT GAMBRILL, Baltimore Polytechnic Institute Baltimore
Miss MARGARET M ROBINSON, Western Maryland College Westminster
BRADLEY K. PTTRDTTM, Assistant State Superintendent Annapolis
Miss M W. TARR, State Normal School . . Baltimore
H. H MURPHY, Principal High School Beisterstown
EDWARD M. NOBLE, Superintendent Carolina County Schools . . . Denton
NICHOLAS OREN, Superintendent Talbot County* Schools . . . Easton
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
WOODLAND 0 PHILLIPS, President Ellicott City
HUGH W CALDWELL, Secretary Chesapeake
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MARYLAND
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
County Name and Address
Allegany .J E Edwards, Cumberland
Allegany .. . .
Geo M. Perdew, Ass't, Cumberland
Anne Arundel . ....
Samuel Garner, Annapolis
Baltimore. Albert S Cook, Towson
Baltimore
John T Hershner, Ass't, Towson
Calvert
.Jas B Lattimer, Prince Frederick
Carolne . Edward M. Noble, Den ton
Carroll .Geo. T Morelock, Westminster
Cecil Joseph M McVey, Elkton
Charles Thos M Carpenter, La Plata
Dorchester A R Spaid, Cambridge
Dorchester .
Jos B Meredith. Ass't., Cambridge
Frederick John T White, Frederick
Couz/ty Name and Address
Frederick
3 N. Young, Ass't, Frederick
Oarrett Frank E Rathbun. Oakland
Harford Charles T Wright, Bel Air
Howard W C Phillips, Ellicott City
Kent Jefferson L Smyth, Chestertown
Montgomery Earle B Wood, RoQkvllle
Prince George's .
Frederick Sasscer, Upper Marlboro
Queen Anne's B J Grimes, Centreville
St. Mary's Geo W Joy, Leonardtown
Somerset W H. Dashiell, Princess Anne
Talbot .Nicholas Orem, Easton
Washington
W Merrlck Huyett, Hagerstown
Wicomioo Wm J Holloway, Salisbury
Worcester
Edgar W McMaster, Pocomoke City
PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Amznendale, Prince George Co , pop 18
Axnmendale Normal Institute, normal, co-
ed , R C , eat 1880, Brother Austin,
Pres
Annapolis, Anne Anmdel Co , pop 8,609*
City Superintendent — Samuel Garner
Principal High School— Miss Louise Linthi-
cun
St Johns College, College of Liberal Arts
of the University of Maryland, coll , men,
non-sect , est 1789, Thomas Fell, LL D,
Pres
St John's Preparatory School, attached to
St John's College, military, prep for
coll and bus , Thomas L Gladden, Supt
United States Naval Academy, government
preparatory school for U S Navy, est
1845, Capt John H Gibbons, U S N,
Supt
Baltimore, Baltimore Co , pop 558,485.
Pres Bd Educ — Thomas McCosker
Sec Bd Educ — John H Roche
City Superintendent — Francis A Soper
Fii st Asst Supt — Charles J Koch
Second Asst Supt— Chas A A J Miller
Assistant Superintendent — Joseph Hands
Assistant Superintendent — Robt W Elliott
Assistant Superintendent — Rowland Watts
Assistant Supt — Andrew H Pietsch
Supv Music — Miss Henrietta G Baker
Man Tr & Dom Scl — George M Gait her
Physical Culture— C F B Schulz
Drawing — Mies Olive Reach
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Baltimore City College, Howard, opposite
Center, Dr Wilbur F Smith, Principal
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, 311 Court-
land. Lieut William R King, Principal
Colored High School, Penna Ave and Dol-
phin, Mason A Hawkins, Principal
Eastern High School, Ntorth Ave and
Broadway, Ernest J Becker, Principal
Western High School, Lafayette and Mc-
Culloh, David E Weglein, Principal
Baltimore— continued
Academy of the Visitation, girls' boarding,
R C , Sister Mary Agatha Scott, Prln ,
604 Park Ave
Affordby Kindergarten Normal School, pri-
mary and kindergarten normal, boarding
and day, est 1837, Elizabeth Silkman,
Principal, 1110 N Charles Street
Atlantic Medical College (formerly Southern
Homeopathic Medical College) , med ,
Homeop , co-ed , est 1890, BJldridge C
Price, M D, Dean, 1012 Madison Ave
Baltimore Business College, bus and sten ,
B H Norman, Pres, 5 N Charles.
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, dent ,
male, est 1839 M W Foster, M D,
DPS, cor Butaw and Franklin
Baltimore Law School, University of Mary-
land, co-ed , est 1900, Henry D Har-
lan, Dean, Calvert Bldg
Baltimore Medical College, University of
Maryland, reg men, est 1881, R Dor-
sey Coale, M D, Greene & Lombard
Baltimore Normal School (colored) , normal,
private, co-ed, George Harrison, Pres,
Saratoga and Courtland
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, secondary
technical courses, boys, city est 1884,
William R King, U S N Prin , 311
Courtland St
Baltimore School of Pernln Shorthand,
sten and Esperanto, est 1897, B W
Weems, Prin , 1008 Union Trust Bldg
Baltimore Training School for Teachers,
nor , state, co-ed , Frank A Manny, Pi-
rector
Boys' Latin School, boys' day, non-sect,
James A. Dunham, Prin, 1008-1014 Bre-
vard
Bryn Mawr School for Girls, girls' day,
est 1885, non-sect , Edith Hamilton, M
A. Head Mistress, Cor Cathedral and
Preston
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Baltimore — continued
Calvert Hall College, boys* boarding, R C ,
Brother Denis, Prin , Cor Cathedral and
Mulberry
College of Physicians and Surgeons, med ,
reg men, eat 1872, Win F Lockwood,
M D , Dean, Cor Calvert and Saratoga.
Deichman College Preparatory School,
prep , boys, non-sect , est 1884, E Delch-
mann, Ph D , Prin , 847 N Howard.
Baton & Burnett Business College, bus and
sten , A. H Eaton, Pres, Cor Baltimore
and Charles
Edge worth School, girls' boarding, non-
sect , Mrs H P Lefebvre, Prin
Epiphany Apostolic College, boys' boarding,
R C , est 1888, Rev Joseph Hanley,
President, Piedmont and Ellamont
Friends School, prep , co-ed., Friends, est.
1864, Edward C Wilson, B S, Prin ,
Park PI and Laurens
Oilman Country School, boys' boarding,
non-sect , est 1897, Frank Woodworth
Pine, M A Headmaster, Roland Park
Girls' Latin School , girls' boarding, M B ,
est 1890, Miss Nellie M Wilmot, A, B,
Headmistress
Qoucher College, coll , women, M B , est
1888, William W Quth, PhD, Pres., St
Paul and 23rd
Johns Hopkins University, comprises Facul-
ty of Philosophy, of Medicine and De-
partment of Engineering co-ed , non-
sect , est 1876 , Ira Remsen, LL D , Pres
Johns Hopkins University, Department of
Engineering, courses in Civil, Electrical
and Mechanical Engineering, est 1913,
Joseph S Ames, LL D , Director
Johns Hopkins University. Medical School,
med , reg , co-ed , est 1898, John W
Williams, M D, Dean, 1128 Cathedral St
Knapp's Institute, prep , co-ed , non-sect.,
W A Knapp, Prin , 861-868 Hollins
Loyola College and High School, coll and
prep , men, R C , est 1852, Rev Wil-
liam J Ennls, S J, President, Monument
and Madison
Maryland College of Pharmacy, phar , co-
ed , est 1841, Charles Caspar!, Jr, Dean,
Aisq-uith Ave and Fayette
Maryland Institute School of Art and De-
sign, art, co-ed , est 1847, C T Turner,
Director, Mt Royal Ave
Maryland Medical College, med , reg ,
mpn, est. 1898, J B Schwatka, M D,
Dean
Maryland State Normal School, normal,
state co-ed , est 1866, Sarah Elizabeth
Richmond, Principal
Milton University, prep , coll , com'l and
phar , non-sect , est 1847, W James
Heaps, Ph D, President, 310 W Hoff-
man St.
Morgan College (colored) , coll , prep and
normal, co-ed , M H , est 1876, John O
Spencer, D D , Pres
Mount St Joseph's College, boys' boarding,
R C , est. 1876, Brother Norbert, C F
X , President
Notre Dame of Maryland, girls' boarding,
R C , est. 1878, Sister M Florentine,
Superior, Baltimore County-
Baltimore — continued
Park School, boys' boarding and day, non-
sect , est 1912, Eugene Randolph Smith,
Headmaster, Auchentoroly Terrace
Peabody Conservatory of Music, mus , est
1867, Harold Randolph, Director, Mt Ver-
non PI and Charles St.
Roland Park Country School, girls' day,
est 1900, Miss Nanna Duke Dushane,
Principal 210 Roland Ave , Roland Park
Sadler's Bryant & Stratton Business Col-
lege, bus and sten Falrman A Sadler,
President, 27 Fayette St W
Samuel Ready School, girls* boarding, non-
sect , est 1887, Miss Helen J Rowe,
Prin.
St Catharine's Normal Institute, R C
training school, Sisters of the Holy Cross
St Francis Academy, girls' boarding, R.
C . Mother Magdalen, Prin 410 Courtland.
St Joseph's Seminary, coll , men, R C ,
est 1888, Rev Justin McCarthy, Pres.
St Mary's Seminary, theol , men , R C ,
est 1791, Very Rev Edward R Dyer, S
S D D , President, Paca Street.
Shaftesbury College of Expression, dramat-
ic, co-ed , est 1890, Alice May Youse,
Prin , 14 N Carey
Southern Home School, girls' boarding, non-
sect , Mrs W M Gary and Miss Gary,
Prins , 915 N Charles
Strayer's Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1892, Thomas W Donoho, Pres , 6 N
Fayette St
University of Maryland, Dental Department,
co-ed , est 1882, T O Heatwole, D D S,
Dean Cor Greene and Lombard
University of Maryland, Department of
Pharmacy, phar , co-ed , est 1841,
Charles Caspar!, Jr , Dean, Lombard and
Green Streets
University of Maryland, School of Medicine,
reg, men, est 1807, R Dorsey Coale,
Ph D , Dean, Cor Greene and Lombard.
University of Maryland, School of Law,
law, men, est 1807, Henry D Harlast,
Dean, Calvert Building
University School for Boys, boys* boarding,
non-sect , W S Marston, Prin , 1901 N
Charles.
Woman's Medical College, med., reg ,
women, est 1882, John R Abercrombie,
M D , Dean, McCullah and Hoffman
Bel Air, Harford Co , pop 1,775
Principal High School — H P Porter
Berlin, Worcester Co., pop 1,700.
Principal High School — Netle B Carey
Bowie, Prince Georges Co , pop 448*
Maryland Normal and Industrial School
(colored), state, co-ed.; D S S. Goodloe,
Prin
Brookevffle, Montgomery Co , pop. 158
Brookeville Academy, prep , co-ed. , non-
Beet., Clinton M. Moore, Prin.
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Brunswick, Frederick Co , pop 8,471
Free Bd Educ — Howard M Jones
Sec Bd Educ — William EJ Shannon.
Prln High School — Roger G Harley
Supv Music — A Virginia Reich
Brunswick Seminary, prep , co-ed , non-
Beet , J J Shenk, Frin
Buckeystown, Frederick Co , pop 486
Buckeyestown Normal, nor , co-ed , non-t
sect, eat 1888, F R Neighbours, Prln
Cambridge, Dorchester Co, pop 6,407
City Superintendent — Arthur R Spald
Principal High School — D'Arcy Barnett
OatoBBville, Baltimore Co, pop 2,000
Principal High School — E Q- Comegys
Mount de Sales Academy of the Visitation,
girls' boarding, R C , Sister Ignatla
Alktn Directress
St Timothy's School, girls' boarding, non-
sect , est 1882, Miss J R Heath and
Miss L McB Fowler, Principals
Centervllle, Queen Annes Co , pop 1,500
Principal High School — Joseph B Noble
Charlotte Hall, St Mary Co , pop 150
Charlotte Hall School, boys' boarding, nail ,\
non-sect est 1774, George M Thomas,
A M, Principal
Chesapeake City, Cecil Co , ]
Principal High School — H
(1,173.
Caldwell
Chestertown, Kent Co , pop 8,008
Principal High School— J L Smith
Washington College, coll , men (normal
dept co-ed), non-sect, est 1788, James
W Cain, LL D , Pres
Chevy Chase, Montgomery Co , pop. 200
Chevy Chase College and Seminary, See
Washington, DC ~~
College Park, Prince Georjres Co , pop 100
Maryland Agricultural College, agri , state,
men, est 1859, Harry J Patterson, D Sc
Colora, Cecil Co , pop 875
West Nottingham Academe, prep , co-ed ,
boarding, non-sect , est?L741, William F
H Wentzel, M S, Principal
Crisfield, Somerset Co , pop 8,468.
Principal High School — F E Gardner
Cumberland, AUegany Co , pop 21,889
Pres Bd Educ — James W Thomas
Sec Bd Educ — John E Edwards
City Superintendent — John E Edwards,
Principal High School— William M Tinker
Supv Music — Ingham Lord
Manual Training — J T T Grimm
Domestic Science — Rachel Everett
Com'l and Stenog — F A Wolfhope
Allegheny County Academy, prep , co-ed,,
non-sect., est. 1798, Marshall C Allaben,
A B, Prln
Central Commercial College, bus and sten,,
C H Pusho, Pres
Cumberland — continued
Mountain State Business College, bus and
sten , A G Sine, Pres
Trl-State Business College, bus and sten ,
B F Shaffer, Pres
Darnestown, Montgomery Co., pop 148.
Andrew Small Academy, prep , oo-ed , non-
sect , est 1887. Rev M L Fearnow, A.
M, Prln
Deal Island, Somerset Co , pop 1,500
Principal High School — R. R Carman
Denton, Caroline Co , pop. 1,725
Principal High School— W Howard Hake
Bast New Market, Dorchester Co , pop. 1,267.
Principal High School — A C Humphreys.
Eastern, Talbot Co , pop 8,088
Principal High School — Sydney S Handy
Blkton, Cecil Co , pop 2,542
Pres Bd Educ — Wilmer J Falls
Sec Bd Educ — Jos M McVey
City Superintendent — Jos M McVey
Principal High School — Edwin B Fockler
Ellicott City, Howard Co., pop 2,800
Principal High School— -T M Gladdin
Rock Hill College, coll , men, R C . est
1857 Rev Brother Dorotheus, F S C ,
Pres
St Charles College, coll , men, R C , est.
1848, Rev F X McKenny, S S
Bxnmltsbnrgr, Frederick Co , pop 1,875.
Principal High School — George I* Palmer,
Mount St Mary's College, coll , men, R.
C , est 1808, Very Rev Bernard J Brad-
lev A M LL D President
St Joseph's Academy, girls, boarding, R.
C , Sister Francis, Superior
Federalsburgr, Caroline C» , pop 1,850
Pres Bd Educ — Burdette Messenger
Sec Bd Educ —A C Bro-wer
City Supt and Prln H S — A C Brower
Dom Set — Mary Burnlte
Pen'ship, Com'l and Stenog'y — Nellie Butler
Forest Glen, Montgomery Co , pop 70.
National Park Seminary, girls' boarding;
non-sect , John A I Cassedy, B S , Prln
Frederick, Frederick Co , pop 10,411.
Pres Bd Educ — John 8 Newman
Sec Bd Educ — John T White
City Superintendent — John T White
Principal Boys H S — Amon Burgee
Principal Girls' H S — Charles Rexnsburg
Manual Training — Spencer C Stup
Domestic Science — Edith Thomas
Primary — Ella Krieg
Intermediate— G Lloyd Pahnes
Stenography — S Fenton Harris.
Frederick College, prep and bus , oo-ed ,
est 1779, L K. Koonte, Pres.
Maryland School for the Deaf , state, oo-
ed , Chas W Ely, Prin
St. John's Literary Institution, boys' day,
R. C , W J Kane, 8 J , Prln
Woman's College, depts of Music, Expres-
sion, Art, Home Economics, non-sect ,
eat 189 J, J H Apple, A M, Pres.
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Frostburg, Allegany Co , pop 6,028.
City Superintendent — Olin R Rice.
Maryland State Normal School No 2, nor ,
state, co-ed , Edward F* Webb, Prim.
Garrison, Baltimore Co , pop 100
Garrison Forest School, boarding depart-*
ment boys Miss Mary Moncrieffe Liv-
ingston, Prin
Hagerstown, Washington Co, pop. 16,607
Pres Bd Educ — H K Beachley
Sec Bd Educ— W M Huyett
City Superintendent— William M Huyett.
Principal Girls' H S -^Tohn B Houaer
Principal Boys' H S — John D Zentmyer
Supv Jflanual Tr — H M Tippy
Supv Dom Sci — Elizabeth Brown
Commercial — D Webster Groh.
Columbia Business College, bus and *ten.,
S M Funk, Principal
Havre de Grace, Harford Co., pop 8,520.
City Superintendent— Charles T Wright
Principal High School — J Herbert Owens
Supv Mus and Man Tr — Ralph W Straw-
bridge
Domestic Science — Lucy S Boyd
Drawing — Josephine Wilson
Xtahester, Howard Co, pop 600
Redemptorlst Novitiate, theol , men, R
C , est 1867, Rev John Hausser, C 8
S R, Rector
La Plata, Charles Co., pop. 500.
McDonough Institute, prep , oom'l and nor , •
boarding, co-ed , non-sect , est 1908, R
H Lee Reid, Principal
Laurel, Prince Georges Co , pop 9,079.
Principal High School— Roger I Manning
Leonardtown, St. Mary Co , pop. 625.
St. Mary's Academy, prep , co-ed., R C.,
Sisters of Charity
Ixmaconing, Allegany Co, pop 2,850
Principal High School— Arthur F Smith
Lutherville, Baltimore Co., pop 668.
Maryland College for Women, collegiate
courses, music and art, Luth , est 1818,
Rev Charles W Gallagher, D D., Pres
McDonogh, Baltimore Co , pop. 100.
McDonogh School, prep and manual train.,
boys, non-sect, est 1878, Sidney Turner
Moreland, M. A., C E, Prin.
Millersville, Anne Anmdel Co., pop. 100. \
Anne Arundel Academy, prep, agri and
com'l, co-ed , non-sect , eat 1855, John
p Burdette, Principal
Mount St. Mary's P CK, Frederick Co , pop 82
Mount St Mary's College, coIL; men., B.
C , est 1808
Mount Washington, Suburb Baltimore.
Mount St Agnes College, girls' boarding.
R C , est 1867, Sister Superior
Mount Washington Seminary for Boys, boys*
boarding, R C , est 1899, Bister Supe-
rior
New Windsor, Carroll Co , pop. 750
Blue Ridge College, collegiate, preparatory,
business and art departments, Church of
the Breth est 1899 , Charles D Bonsack,
Acting Pres
North Bast, Cecil Co , pop. 1,150
Principal High School — E B Fockler
Oakland, Garrett Co , pop 1,925.
Principal High School — Morris K. Turner
Overlea, Baltimore Co
Maryland School for the Blind, co-ed , non-
sect , est 1853, John F Bledsoe, Super-
intendent
Oxford, Talbot Co., pop 1,248
Principal High School— Nellie R. Stevens.
Pocomoke City, Worcester Co., pop 2,575.
Principal High School — B Clarke Fontaine
Poolesville, Montgomery Co , pop 450
Brlarley Hal] Military Academy, boys'
boarding, non-sect , est 1912, Capt Syd-
ney Johnston Lodge, M A, Superintend-
ent
Port Deposit, Cecil Co , pop 1,575.
Pres Bd of Trustees — Peter E Tome
Sec Bd of Trustees — John H Kimble
Director of Tome Institute — T S Baker
Supv Music — Thomas Moss
Manual Training — Robert C Bates
Domestic Science — Miss Helen BJ Lockwood.
Drawing1 — Miss Blanor W Coleman
Commercial — Raymond a Gibbs
Jacob Tome Institute, boys' boarding, non-
sect, est 1894, Thomas Stockman Baker,
B A., Ph D, Director
Princess Anne, Somerset Co , pop
Principal High School — George H. Myers.
Princess Anne Academy (colored) , agrl and <
trades, co-ed f M. EL, est 1888, Thomas
H Kiah, A B, Principal
Belfltertown, Baltimore Co, pop 640
Principal High School— H, H MurpHy
The Hannah Moore Academy, girls' board*
Ing, P. H ; Anna I/ Lawrence, Prin
Book Hall, Kent Co., pop. 1,000
Principal High School — J A Greenwooi
Bockvllle, Montgomery Co., pop 1,110.
Pres Bd Educ — Dewalt J Willard.
Sec Bd. Educ — Earle B Wood
City Superintendent — Earle B Wood.
Principal High School — Charles G Myers
Manual Training— W S Ward.
Domestic Science — Frances L V Homer
Rockvllle Academy, prep , co-ed., non-
sect, est 1808, W Flnekney Mason, Prin.
St James School P. O., Washington Co.
St James School for Boys, boys' boarding,
P E , est 1842, Adrian H. Onderdonk,
A B, Headmaster.
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St Mary's City, St. Mary Co , pop. 40
St. Mary's Female Seminary, girls' board-
luff; non-sect , Mrs L> V Maddox, Prin.
St Michaels, Talbot Co , pop. 1,860.
Principal High School— H B3 Adams.
Salisbury, Wlcomlco Co., pop 6,690
City Superintendent — William J Holloway
Principal High School — J W Huflngton.
Beacom Business College, bus and sten ,
est. 1909, W H Beacom, Pres
Sandy Spring Montgomery Co., pop* 185.
Sherwood Friends' School, prep , co-ed ,
Friends, est. 1888, Ida Palmer Stabler,
Pres
Snow Hill, Worcester Co , pop. 1,985.
Pres Bd Educ — Zadok Powell
Sec Bd Educ— B H McMaster
Principal High School — A C Humphreys
Snow Hill — continued
Man Tr and Draw — L J Kelley
Domestic Science— Nannie Purnell
Pen'ship, Coxn'l and Stenog'y — Mary Town-
send
Western Port, Allegany Co , pop 1,098
Principal High School — O H. Bruce.
Westminster, Carroll Co » pop. 8,199.
Principal High School — Charles H Kolb
Western Maryland College, collegiate, pre-
paratory and music courses, Meth Prot.,
est 1868, Bev Thomas Hamilton Lewis,
LL 35 , Pres
Western Maryland Preparatory School, prep
dept Western Maryland College, Wilbur
8 Beeman, Ph B, Principal
Woodstock, Howard Co, pop 280
Woodstock College, collegiate and theology,
R C , Joseph F Hanselman, 8 J , Pres.
MASSACHUSETTS
Population, 3,366,416 School census (between 5 and 15 inclusive), 569,747 Com-
pulsory school age census (between 7 and 14, inclusive), 410,385
School age, 7 to 14 (continued to 16 if unable to read or write)
Massachusetts is the sixth state of the Union in point of population, having
a total of 3,366,416 inhabitants, of whom 98 8 per cent are white. Of this number
31 2 per cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population
ten years of age and over is 5.2 per cent, the state ranking twenty-fifth in this
respect The educational system of the state is as follows
STATE COMMISSIONER OP EDUCATION
DAVID SNEDDEN, State Commissioner of Education . Boston
WILLIAM ORB, Deputy Commissioner . . Boston
EGBERT O SMALL, Deputy Commissioner Boston
STATE BOAED OP EDUCATION
FREDERICK P FISH, Chairman
Miss SARAH LOUISE ARNOLD
MRS Er.TiA LYMAN CABOT
SIMEON B CHARE
LEVI L CONANT, Worcester Polytechnic Institute
THOMAS B PITZPATRIOK .
FREDERICK W HAMILTON
PAUL H. HANUS
CLINTON Q. BIOHMOND
84 State at., Boston
9 Crescent aye , Newton Center
190 Marlboro St., Boston
Pall Biver
.Worcester
104 Kingston st , Boston
. .Tufts College P. O.
Harvard University, Cambridge
North Adams
AGENTS
JULIUS E. WARREN.
CHARLES B ALLEN ... * .
BUFUS W STIMSON
CLARENCE D EJNGSLEY .
W I. HAMILTON
EDWARD C. BALDWIN, Business Agent
. ..27 Terrell st, Worcester
. . Boom 509, Ford Building, Boston
Boom 511, Ford Building, Boston
Boom 500, Ford Building, Boston
.. Boom 511, Ford Building, Boston
. .Boom 500, Ford Building, Boston
STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSIONEBS
DAVID SNEDDEN, Commissioner of Education
ARTHUR B. CHAPIN, Treasurer Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Massachusetts has a state law requiring free public school text-books.
MASSACHUSETTS STATE TEACHEBS' ASSOCIATION
WALLACE C
CHARLES M
BOYDEN, President
LAMPHREY, Secretary
.Boston
.Boston
.Boston
Boston
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
Massachusetts has no county superintendents of schools, but has instead what
is called the "town system" of school supervision, each city, or in some cases, where
the towns are small, a group of towns, haying its individual superintendent of school!
PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Abington, Plymouth Co , pop 5,455.
City Superintendent — John B DeMeyer
Principal High School — Kenneth L Morse
Adams, Berkshire Co., pop 18,026.
City Superintendent — Francus A. BagnalL
Principal High School — Herman B. Belts.
Agawam, Hampdea Co , pop. 8,501
Prea Bd Educ — Clarence Granger
Sec Bd Educ — P V Hastings
City Superintendent — W E Gushee.
Supv Music — Caroline Chaffln
Drawing — Helen L Arnold
Amesbury* Essex: Co,, pop, 9,894.
City Superintendent — Charles E Fish.
Principal High School — Forest Brown.
Amherst, Hampshire Co, pop. 5412
City Superintendent — Audubon L. Hardy.
Prln. High School— Charles W Marshall.
Amherst College, colL; men, non-sect ; est.
1821, Alexander Melklejohn, L L D,
Pres
Home School for Backward and Nervous
Children, co-ed . eat 1882, Mrs. W D.
Herrlck, Frln
Massachusetts Agricultural College, courses
in agriculture, animal husbandry, poultry,
dairying, horticulture, forestry, land-
scape gardening, pomology, co-ed , state,
est 1863, Kenyon L Butterfleld, A M,
President
Mount Pleasant Institute, boys' boarding,
non-sect, Wm. K. Nash, A. M., Prln
Andover, Essex Go, pop 7,801,
Pres Bd Educ — Granvllle Cutler
Sec Bd Educ — George A Christie
Town Superintendent — George M Bemls
Principal High School— Nathan C Hamblin
Supv Music — Ruth Mitchell
Manual Training — Winfield Lunt
Domestic Science — Elizabeth Loftus
Physical Culture — Helen Brown
Drawing— Gertrude Sauer
Com'l and Stenog'y — Edna G Chapin
Abbot Academy, girls' boarding, non-sect;
est 1828, Miss Bertha Bailey, Prln
Phillips Academy, boys' boarding, non-
sect, est 1778, Alfred B Stearns, A. M,
Prln
Punchard Free School, town high school,
co-ed , Nathan C. Hamblin, Principal.
Arlington, Middlesex Co* pop 11,187
Pres Bd Educ — Alton F Tupper
Sec Bd. Educ. — Llndsey K. Foster.
City Superintendent — John F Scully
Prin High School— Fred C. Mitchell.
Arlington — continued
Supv Music — Miss Blanche E Heard.
Manual Training— Alfred C Cobb
Domestic Science — Miss Mary Copeland.
Physical Culture — Miss Grace Wilthum.
Drawing — Miss Fannie E Fish
Pen'shlp and Com'l — George I Cross
Stenography — Miss Evangellne Cheney
Ashbnrxtham, Worcester Co, pop 2,107.
Town Superintendent — Edwin S Cobb
Gushing Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect
Hervey S Cowell, A. M, Prln.
Ashby, Middlesex Co , pop 885
Town Superintendent — Herman C Knight
Principal High School — Lena M Howard
Ashland, Middlesex Co., pop 1,682
Town Superintendent — Charles W Walter
Prin High School — L Thompson Hopkins
Athol, Worcester Co., pop. 8,580.
Pres Bd Educ — Fred W Lord
Sec Bd Educ — Frederick H Lee
City Superintendent — Winfleld S. Ward.
Prin High School— W J B MacDonald.
Supv Music — Mrs Jennie McCulloch.
Manual Training — Alfred D Taylor
Domestic Science — R Shirley Fisher
Drawing — L Florence Rogan
Com'l and Stenog — Evelyn Ramsey.
Attleboro, Bristol Co , pop 16,125.
Pres Bd Bduc — W J Newman
Sec Bd Educ —A A French
City Superintendent — Lewis A. Falls.
Principal High School — H R Eaton
Supv Music-^J L Gibb
Manual Training — William F Eastwood
Drawing — Persia A Crowell
Commercial — Lida H Maus
Anbnrndale. Middlesex Co, School Station.
Lasell Seminary for Young Women, girls'
boarding, non-sect, est 1851, G M
Wlnslow, Ph D, Prin.
Avon Norfolk Co* pop 2,018.
Town Superintendent — Fordyce T Reynolds.
Principal High School— Frank Smith.
Ayer, Middlesex Co, pop 2,797.
Pres Bd Educ — George H Brown
Sec Bd Bduc — Frank C Johnson ~
Dist Superintendent — Frank C Johnson
Prin High School — Ernest M Gleason
Supv Music — Annie H Palmer
Drawing— Bernice B Staples.
Baldwinsvllle, Worcester Co, pop 1,600
City Superintendent — Alberto W SmalL
Principal High School — Fred Cross.
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tble, Barnstable Co, pop. 4,676.
City Superintendent — George H Galger
Barre* Worcester Co., pop 2,957.
Free Bd Educ — Dr George A. Brown
See Bd Educ— C L Jodkins
City Superintendent — C L Jodkins
Principal High School — A B Handy
Supv Miisio — Anna Sullivan.
Manual Training — H S Bruce
Domestic Science — Mary ID Shaw
Drawing — Bertha A Shaw
Commercial — Jessie A, Ferrall.
Him Hill Private School for Feeble-Minded
Youth, George A. Brown, 1C. D, Supt
Bedford, Middlesex Co, pop. 1,831.
Town Supt — George P Armstrong
Betahertown, Hampshire Co., pop. 2,054.
City Superintendent— A. R Lewis.
Principal High School— Thomas W Allen,
Belmont, Middlesex Co, pop. 5,542.
Pres Bd. Educ.— B Stanley Abbot, M, D
Bee* Bd. Educ.— G P Armstrong;
City Superintendent — George P. Armstrong
Principal High School — Frank A. Scott,
Supv Music — Henry I* Stone, A M,
Manual Training— Philip H. Perry
Domestic Science — Mrs H El Foster
Physical Culture— James Toomey
Drawing — Edmund Ketchum.
Com'l and Stenog — Mies B F Hayes.
Bernardston, Franklin Co., pop 741.
Pres Bd Educ — E B Cairns.
City Superintendent — C J Richards
Prin High School — Lyman B Phelps
Supv Music — Renna Rlckahn
Powers Institute, prep , co-ed., non-sect,
Lyman B Phelps, A B, Prin
Beverly, Essex Co , pop. 18,650.
Chm Sch Com — Melvin B Davenport
Clerk School Com — George D Alderman.
City Superintendent — Robert O Small.
Principal High School— Benjamin S Hard.
Supv Music — James W CalderwoodL
Manual Training— Charles I* Pierce.
Domestic Science — Ana C Sargent.
Drawing — Helen Sargent
Penmanship — Effie B Colby
Commercial — Elston E Gay lord
Stenography — Carrie L Comings.
New England Industrial School for Deaf
Mutes, Miss Martha O Bockee, Supt.
Woodbury*s School for Girls, girls' board-
Ing, non-sect , Miss Woodbury, Prin.
BUlerlcft, Middlesex Co, pop 2,780.
Town Superintendent — Arthur B Webber
Principal High School— Eugene C Vinlng
Howe School, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
Eugene C Vlning, M A, Principal
Mitchell Military Boys' School, boys' board-
Ing, non-sect, est 1870, Alexander H
Mitchell, Headmaster
Blackstone, Wroeester Co , pop. 5,548.
City Superintendent — Joseph P McCoey
Principal High School— Vincent F Master-
Boston, Suffolk Co., pop 670,585.
Chairman Sch Com — George B Brock,
Sec Sch Com — Thornton D Appolonlo
City Superintendent— Franklin B. Dyer
Assistant Supt — Jeremiah E Burke
Assistant Supt — Frank V Thompson
Assistant Supt — Walter S. Parker
Assistant Supt — Augustine L Rafter
Assistant Supt— Mrs. Ellor BJ Rlpley.
Assistant Supt — Maurice P White.
Dlr Ev ng & Continuation Schls — W Stan-
wood Field
Dlr Practice & Training— Mary C Mellyn
Supv Special Classes— Ada M Fltts
Director Music — James M McLaughlm
Manual Arts — Theodore M Dlllaway
Domestic Science — Josephine Morris.
School Hygiene — Dr Thos F Harrington.
Drawing — Theodore M Dlllaway
Penmanship— Maurice P White
Kindergartens — Caroline D Aborn
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Brighton High School, Cambridge & War-
ren Sta , Frederic A. Tupper, Principal.
Charlestown High School, Monument Sq. ,
George W Evans, Principal
Dorchester High School, Talbot Ave and
Washington St , James E Thomas, Prin-
cipal
East Boston High School, Marlon St, John
F Eliot, Principal
English High School Montgomery St , John
F Case*, Principal
Girls' High School, West Newton St , Myron
W Richardson Principal
Girls' Latin High School, Huntlngton nr
Longwood, Ernest G Hapgood, Principal
High School of Commerce, Huntlngton nr
Longwood, James E Downey, Principal.
High School of Practical Arts, Perrin St ,
Herbert S Weaver, Principal
Hyde Park High School, Harvard Ave &
Everett, George W Earle, Principal
Mechanic Arts High School, Belvidere &
Dalton, Charles W Parmenter, Princi-
pal
Public Latin High School Warren Ave &
Dartmouth, Henry Pennypacker, Princi-
pal
Roxbury Bjlgh School, Warren & Montrose
Sts , Charles M Clay, Principal
South Boston High School, Thomas Park,
Augustus D Small, Principal
West Roxbury High School, Him Street,
George C Mann, Principal
Academy of Notre Dame, glrlrf boarding;
R C , Sister Georgians, Superior, 289S
Washington. Roxbury
Bellows Private School, girlrf prep , non-
sect, John Adams Bellows, Prin., 115
Beacon
Benedict School of Shorthand; sten., George
Benedict Prin, 14 Beacon. Boom 614'
Boston College, coll , men, R. a, est 1864;
Rev Charles W Lyons, S J, Pre» , 761
Harrison.
Boston Dental College, see Tufts College
Dental School.
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Boston — continued
Boston Normal School, normal, city, wom-
en, eat 1872, Wallace C Boyden, A. M,
Headmaster, Huntingdon Ave
Boston University, comprises College of Lib-
eral Arts, Graduate School, Business Ad-
ministration and Schools of Theology, of
Law, of Medicine, co-ed , M E , est
1869, Lemuel Herbert Murlin, LL D,
President
Boston University College of Business Ad-
ministration , accounts and finances, co-
ed , Everett W Lord, Associate Dean
Boston University School of Law, co-ed ,
est, 1872, Homer Albers, Dean, Ashbur-
ton PI
Boston University School of Medicine . xned ;
homeop , co-ed , est 1873, John P Suth-
erland M D , Dean, 295 Commonwealth
Ave
Boston University School of Theology, M
E co-ed , est 1841, Lauresa J Blrney,
S T D Dean
Boston T W C A School of Domestic
Science, dom aci and art, women,
boarding, est 1888, Miss A Josephine
Forehand, Prin , 40 Berkeley
Boys' Institute of Industry, indust, non-
sect., est 1884, Joseph B Stewart, Supt,
1168 Tremont
Bryant & Stratton Commercial School, bus
and sten , est 1865, Hermon B Hibbard,
Prin , 384 Boylston
Burdett Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1879, C A Burdett, President, 18
Boylston St
Chamberlayne's School for Girls girls'
boarding, non-sect , est 1891 Miss Cath-
erine J Chamberlayne, Principal, 28 The
Fenway
Chauncey Hall School, technical prepara-
tory exclusively, boys, est 1828, non-
sect , Franklin Thomas Kurt, Principal,
553 Soy Is ton Street
Church's (Miss) School for Girls, girls'
boarding, Mary Elizabeth Church, Prin ,
401 Beacon
College of Physicians and Surgeons, xned.,
reg co-ed , est 1880, Thomas Davlson
Crothers M D , Dean 517 Shdwmut Ave
Comer's Commercial School, bus. and sten ,
est 1840, Charles E Comer Principal, 867
Boylston St
Commonwealth Avenue School, girls'
boarding, Cong , Miss Fannie C Guild,
Prin, 824 Commonwealth Aye
Coyne's Boston Trade School, tech , non-
sect. , men , James Coyne, Pres , 121 Hav-
erhlll
Curtls-Peabody School for Girls, girls'
boarding, non-sect , est 1880, Elizabeth
Curtis, Principal, 607 Beacon
De Meritte School, boys' prep, non-sect.,
Edwin De Meritte, Prin., 816 Boylston
Emerson College of Oratory, oratory, co-
ed , non-sect , est 1880, Henry Lawrence
Southwick, President, 30 Huntington Ave
Eric Pape School of Art, art, co-ed., eat
1888, Eric Pape, Director, Massachusetts
Ave. and Boylston.
Boston — continued
Female Academy of the Sacred Heart,
girls' boarding, R C , Mme F Malloy,
Prin. 618 Massachusetts Ave
Fenway School of Illustration, art, co-ed ,
non-sect , Fenway Studios
Froebel School of Kindergarten, normal
classes, kindergarten training, est. 1898,
Annie Coolldge Rust, Prin , Pierce Bldg ,
Copley Square
Garland Kindergarten Training School,
private, women, non-sect., eat. 1878,
Mrs Margaret J Stannard, Prin.
Guild (Miss) and Evans School, girls'
boarding, The Misses Guild and Evans,
Prin , 29 Falrfleld
Harvard Medical School, xned , reg • men,
est 1782, Edward H Bradford, M D,
Dean, 688 Boylston
Harvard University Dental School, dent ;
men, est 1867, Eugene H Smith, D M
D , Dean, 283 Dartmouth St
Haskell School for Girls girls' day, prep ,
Miss Mary E Haskell, A B Principal,
314 Marlborough St
Hawley School of Engineering, short courses
in steam engineering and practical elec-
tricity, day and evening, Thomas Hawley,
Pres , 116 Huntinogton Ave
Hickox Shorthand School, sten , William
E Hickox Principal 24 Pierce Building
Horace Mann School, public day school for
deaf, co-ed , Ella C Jordan, Principal,
Huntington School, boys' prep , non-sect.,
Arthur 8 Johnson, President, 812 Hunt-
ing-ton Ave
Ide's Day School (Miss) , prep , co-ed , Miss
Anna Louise Ide, Prin , 327 Huntingdon
Ave
International School for Vocalists and
Pianists, xnus. and languages, eat. 1908,
William L Whitney. Director, 246 Hunt-
ington.
Lauren* School, girls' boarding, non-sect..
Mis* Elizabeth B Hardee, B 8 , and Miss
Sarah C Weed, B A, Prlns, 107 Audu-
bon Road
Legate's Private School, boys' day non-
sect , est 1851, Burton J Legate, Prin-
cipal, 66 Beacon St
Leland Powers School, elo and dram art,
co-ed., Leland Powers, Prin, 177 Hunt-
ingdon Ave
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Asso-
ciation Trade School, men, trade, non-
seot , est 1901, John W Wood, Jr, & B,
Director, 111 Huntington Ave
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy, phar .
co-ed , est 1823, Theodore J Bradley,
Ph G, Dean, 70 St Botolph
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
courses In Industrial science, civil, sani-
tary, mechanical, electrical, chemical and
mining engineering, biology and public
health, architecture, naval architecture
and marine engineering, military science,
and physical training, state, est 1861,
Richard C Maclaurln, LL D , President
Massachusetts Nautical School, navigation
and marine engineering, men, 3 Park St.
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Boston — continued
Massachusetts Normal Art Sohool, normal
art, state, co-ed , eat 1873 James
Frederick Hopkins, Director, Exeter and
Newbury
May School, girls* boarding, non-sect,
Mary C S May, Principal, 339 Marlboro
St
McCllntock School for Girls, girls board-
ing, non-sect , Miss Mary Law1 McCIm-
tock Principal, 4 Arlington St
New England. Conservatory of Music, co-
ed., non-sect., est. 1858, George W Chad-
wick, Director
North Bennet Street Industrial School,
courses in woodwork, printing, modeling,
cooking and dressmaking, co-ed ; day
and night, non-sect . est 1885, Alvin B
Dodd Director, 39 N Bennet
North End Union School, plumbing and
printing, tech . est. 1894, Samuel V
Hubbard, Supt, 20 Parmenter St.
Pernln School of Shorthand and Bookkeep-
ing, bus and sten., est. 1895. B and B
Block, Prins., 100 Boylston St.
Perry Kindergarten Normal School, women,
est, 1898, Mrs. Annie Moseley Ferry.
Frin , 18 Huntington Ave.
Posse Normal School of Gymnastics, physi-
cal training and gymnastics, Baroness
Rose Posse, President, 773 Beacon
St. Augustine's School, girls* boarding, B.
a, Stoter Mary, Superior, South Boston
St, John's Boston Ecclesiastical Seminary*
theol , men, R C , est. 1884, Rev Dr
Daniel H Maher, D D, Freo.
Sargent's Travel School for Boys, Euro-
pean tours and college prep , Porter H.
Sargent, A M , Principal, 50 Congress St
School of Expression, elo and ora , est
1873, Samuel Silas Curry, Lltt D, Presi-
dent, Copley Square
School of the Museum of Fine Arts, art,
co-ed , est 1877, Alice Flint Brooks,
Shawmu?rScnool for Girls, girls' boarding,
prep , Cons; , est. 1886, Ella Gilbert Ives,
Prln , New Dorchester
Simmons College, comprises departments of
Household Economics, Secretarial Studies,
Library Science, General Science, Social
Work, and Industrial Teaching, women,
non-sect , est 1899, Henry Lefavour, LL
D, President
Sloyd Training School, tech., co-ed., non-
sect., est 1888. Gustaf Larsson, Prln.,
7 Harcourt St.
The New School, courses In designing, Il-
lustrating and painting, co-ed , non-sect ,
Vesper L George and Douglas J Connah,
Directors
Tufts College Dental Sohool, dent . co-ed.,
est. 1868, Harold Williams, D D S,
Dean, 416 Huntington Ave.
Tufts College Medical School, med., reg ,
co-ed,; est. 1868. Harold Williams, M D,
Dean. 416 Huntington Ave
University School, boys' prep, day; non-
sect , est 1905 , Rest F, Curtis, Princi-
pal. 899 Boylston
Weeks-Lougee School, girls* hoarding, non-
seet., Emily _Weeks,_ Prln.,_2KS_ Marlboro
Boston — continued
Wentworth Institute, tech and indust.,
boys, Arthur L Willlston, Prin
Weston School for Girls (See Roibury
Mass )
Wheelock Kindergarten Training School,
normal, women, est 1889, Lucy Wheel-
ock Principal, 134 Newbury Street.
Winter Hill Business College, bus. ana
sten., est 1908, El H and M C. Fisher,
Prlns, Winter Hill Station.
Bourne, Barnstable Co , pop 8,474
City Superintendent — Herbert L Whitman
Principal High School— David a Lamprey
Boxford, Essex Co , pop 718
Pres Bd Educ — M L Cole
Sec Bd Educ — Chester Klllam
City Superintendent — G B Frost
Principal High School— H C WIngate
Supv Music — Mary N Cleareland.
Drawing — Mabelle SpofiCord
Bradford, Essex Co., Sta., HaverhlH P. O.
Bradford Academy, girls' boarding, non-
sect, est. 1803. Miss Laura A. Xnott,
A. M., Prln.
Braintree, Norfolk Co., pop 8,066
Pres Bd. Bduc —Herbert F Kneeland.
Sec Bd Bduc — Ralph. L Wlggln
City Superintendent — Ralph L. Wlggln.
Principal High School — Paul Chapin
Supv Music — Georgiana Taylor
Manual Training — Chester Maddalls.
Drawing — Florence Robinson
Commercial — Charlotte Norton
Stenography — R Louise Foxberg
Brewster, Bamstable Co , pop 1,000
Town Superintendent — C R Stacy
Principal High School — I* T Hopkins
Sea Pines Home School, girls' boarding,
non-sect , est 1905, Rev Thomas Blck-
ford, Principal
Bridgewater, Plymouth Co , pop. 7,688.
City Superintendent— John m, DeMeyer
Principal High School— Harry A. Blake.
State Normal School, normal, state, co-ed.,
est. 1840, Arthur a Boyden, A. M., Prln.
Brighton, Suburb of Boston. _.,_.,. m
Mount St. Joseph's Academy, girls' board-
Ing, R. C , Sisters of St. Joseph.
Brlmfield, Hampden Co., pop 941.
Hitchcock Free Academy, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect., est 1855. George F Kenney,
A B, Principal
Brockton, Plymouth Co., pop. 56,878
Pres Bd. Bduc — B B Russell
Sec Bd Bduc — Abole O Deloro
City Superintendent — George L Farley
Principal High School— C. T a Whltcomb
Supv Music— Hariette M Perkins.
Manual Training— F G Elton
Domestic Science— Jessie P Barber
Physical Culture — James Baldwin
Drawing— Helen L Lew
Penmanship — Annie M Bemls
Commercial — Hastings Hawkes
Stenography — Anna M Beal
Brockton Business University, bus. and
sten., est 1894, Chas._W Jones, Prln. ^
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Brookfield, Worcester Co , pop 2,2*4
City Superintendent— H. H. Pratt.
Principal High School — W 8 Adam*
Brookllne, Norfolk Co , pop 27,792
City Superintendent — George I Aldrich
Principal High School— Winifred C Akers
Pierce'* (Mlas) School, girls' boarding, non-
sect., Miss Julia B Park, Prin, 440ft
Boylston
Cambridge, Middlesex Co , pop 104,889
Chairman Sch Bd — James B Vallely
Sec Sch Bd — Sanford B Hubbard
City Superintendent — Michael E Fitzgerald
Assistant Superintendent — John J Mahoney
Prin High and Latin— Leslie L Cleveland
Andover Theological Seminary, men, Cong .
est 1809, Albert Parker Fitch, D D,
Pres
Browne & Nichols' School, boys' boarding,
non-sect , est 1883, George H Browne,
A M Prin
Cambridge School for Girls, gills' boarding
and day non-sect, est 1886, Miss Ruth
Coit Headmistress, 36 Concord Ave
Harvard University, comprises the College,
School of Arts and Sciences of Applied
Sciences, of Business Administration, Di-
vinity School, Law School, Medical
School, Dental School, men, non-sect ,
eat. 1686, Abbott Lawrence Lowell, LI.
D, President
Harvard University Divinity School, theol ,
men, non-sect , est 1812, William Wal-
lace Fenn, D D , Dean
Harvard University, Law School, law, men,
est 1817, Ezra R Thayer, LL D , Dean
Harvard University, School of Applied Sci-
ence, courses in mechanical, electrical,
civil, mining, and metallurgical engineer-
ing architecture, landscape architecture,
forestry, est 1906, Wallace Clement
Sabine, So D, Dean
Harvard University School of Business Ad-
ministration, scientific business courses
est 1908, men, Edwin F Gay Ph D,
Dean
Massachusetts College of Osteopathy, est
1897, Wilfred B Harris, D O. President,
New Church Theological School, theoL,
men, Church of the New Jerusalem, est.
1866, Rev William L Worcester, Ph D,
President, 48 Quincy St
Radcliffe College, women, non-sect., est.
1879, Le Baron Russell Briggs, LJL. D,
Pres.
Rindge Technical School, boys' prep , non-
sect , est 1888, John W Wood, Head-
master
Sargent School of Physical Education, nor-
mal school, Dr D A. Sargent, Director
Cambridgeport, Suburb of Boston.
Wellington School; normal, state, co-ed.
Canton, Norfolk Co, pop 4,997.
City Superintendent— John C. Davis.
Principal High School— R. Emerson Cole
Carver, Plymouth Co., pop. 1,668.
Town Superintendent— C W Humphrey
Prin High School— Benjamin S Tubman
Charlemont, Franklin Co, pop 1,001.
Pres Bd Educ — C A Hawkes
Sec Bd Educ — Mrs Mary U Avery
City Superintendent — Walter K Putney
Prin High School — William A Woodward
Supv Music — C H Brlgham
Charlton, Worcester Co., pop. 28,082
Town Superintendent — C C Richardson
Principal High School — Frank English
Chatham, Barnstable Co., pop. 1,664.
To\v n Supt rintendent — Lormg G Williams
Principal High School— Charles A Guild
Chelmsford, Middlesex Co , pop 5,010
City Superintendent— Benjamin E Martin.
Principal High School — Carrie Knowlton
Chelsea, Suffolk Co , pop 82,488.
Pres Bd Educ — Edward H Lowell
Sec Bd Educ — Grace K Klernan
City Superintendent — Adelbert L Safford.
Principal High School — George E Davis
Supv Music — Osbourne McConathy
Manual Training — Grace E Dykeman
Domestic Science — Bertha H Baker
Physical Culture — Timothy F O'Connor
Drawing — Sadie R Melzard
Commercial — C E Bowman
Stenography — Evelyn Hope
Chester, Hampden Co, pop 1*877.
Free Bd Educ — Charles F Peace
Sec Bd Educ — Thomas N Haley
City Superintendent— W H Sanderson.
Principal High School — Frederic F Smith*
Supv Music — Annie E Hayes
Drawing — Mary B Sanderson
Chioopee, Hampden Co, pop. 25,401.
Chairman Bd Educ — N P Ames Carter
Sec Bd Educ — John C Gray
City Superintendent — John C Gray
Principal High School — Louis P Slade.
Supv Music — Elizabeth E Ronayne
Manual Training — John H Sullivan
Physical Culture — Mabel Paine
Drawing— James Cohen
Penmanship— Margaret B Wheeler
Com'l and Stenog'y — Mary D Chapln
Chioopee Falls, Hampden Co, pop. 7,006.
City Superintendent — John C. Gray
Principal High School — Louis P Slade.
Clinton, Worcester Co., pop. 13,075.
Town Superintendent — Charles L Hunt
Prin High School— Frederick H Clerk
Ctehacset, Norfolk Co., pop. S,585.
Free Bd Educ — Charles W Gammons
Sec Bd Educ — Burton S Treat
City Supt and Prin H S —Stanley C Lary
Supv Music — Mrs Edward L Stevens
Manual Training— Harlow Morse
Domestic Science — Helen Lymon
Drawing— Ethel L Buck.
Penmanship— Irence C Fuller
Commercial — Minnie B Bigelow
Concord, Middlesex Co., pop. 6,421.
Pres Bd Educ— M J Flaherty
Sec Bd. Educ — G G Russell
City Supt and Prin. H, a— Wells A. Hall,
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Concord — continued
Supv Music— R. N Hudspeth
Manual Training — G H Colbura.
Domestic Science — Blanche B Stanatt
Drawing — Alma DeMier
Commercial — W K. Crouthamel
Stenography — Agnes L Claucy
Middlesex School, boys' boarding, prep .
non-sect , est. 1901, Frederick Wlnsor, A.
B , Headmaster
St Andrew's School, boys' boarding, non-
sect., Thomas H Eckfeldt, Prin.
White's Home School (Miss), prep ; co-ed.,
non-sect , est. 1898, Miss Flora J. White,
Prin
Cotuit, Barnslable Co, pop 700
City Supeiintendent — G H Galger
Principal High School — B W Sanderson
Dalton, Berkshire Co., pop. 8,568.
Pres Bd Bduc — Payson H Little.
Sec Bd Educ — Lawrence G Haworth
City Superintendent — H. L. Allen,
Principal High School— Harold I* Bales.
Supv Music — Gertrude E Matthews
Man Tr and Draw — Lena L Andrews.
Domestic Science — Annie IX Scott.
Dana, Worcester Co, pop 786
Pres Bd Bduc— Mrs Nellie M Brown
Sec Bd Bduc — Charles N Loomis
City Supeiintendent — Charles L Clay
Drawing — B Maude Bradley
Danverft, Essex Co, pop. 9,407,
Pres Bd Bduc — Frank O Stales
Sec Bd Bduc — Bennett B Titus
City Superintendent — Henry C. Sanbora.
Pnn High School — William A Spooner
Supv Music — Flora L Richmond
Manual Training — Clinton Low
Drawing — Jersey T Alken
Stenography — Mildred L Powell
St John's Normal College, novitiate, men,
R. C., est. 1891, Rev Br. Dominic, Pros.
Dartmouth, Bristol Co, pop. 4*87&.
Pres Bd Bduc — Andrew B Cushman
Sec Bd Bduc — George JT Merry
City Superintendent— Albert 8. Cole.
Principal High School — Herbert C. Canney
Music — Ruth B Moye
Dedham, Norfolk Co., pop. 9,284.
City Superintendent — Roderick W. Hine.
Principal High School— William D. Spragne.
Faulkner s School, girls' boarding, non-
sect., Miss Faulkner, Prin.
Deerfield, Franklin Oo^ pop. »^08.
Town Superintendent — Chester D Stiles
Deerneld Academy and Dickinson High
School; prep.; co-ed., non-sect., est. 1799,
Frank I* Boyden, B. A., Prin.
Dlghton, Bristol Co , pop. *,**&
Town Superintendent — M H. Bowman
Worcester Co* pop.
Pres Bd, Bduc — Paul D Manning
Sec Bd. Bduc — Bdw T Bugton
City Superintendent — Charles M Pennell
Supv Music — Mrs A Or jfc Vase
Dover, Norfolk Co , pop 708
Pres Bd Bduc — R H Bond
Sec Bd Bduc — Mrs Agnes C Rogers
City Superintendent — F H Benedict
Prin High School— Charles H Woodbury
Supv Music — Alonzo A Cole
Manual Training — N B Hazelton
Drawing — Alice Young
Commercial — Alice B Eastman
Dudley, Worcester Co, pop 4,207
City Superintendent — Ernest W Robinson
Principal High School — Lester F Alden.
Nichols Academy, prep , co-ed., non-sect ,
Frank C Johnson, Prin.
Duxbury, Plymouth Co., pop 1,688.
Town Superintendent — W B Chaffln
Principal High School — Alton H Hartford
Brie Forest School, prep forestry, F B.
Knopp, S B , Director
Powder Point School, boys' boarding, non-
sect , est 1886, Ralph K Bearce, A. M.,
Principal
Bast Brewster, Barnstable Co., pop 120.
Sea Pines School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect , Rev Thomas Bickford, Prin.
Bast Brldgewater, Plymouth Co , pop 8,863.
Pres Bd Bduc — W H Taylor
Sec Bd Educ — S K. Nutler
City Superintendent — Edgar H Grout
Principal High School— W J Nutter
Supv Music — Ethel C Grimes
Com'l and Stenog — Gladys M Jennlson
Bast Northfleld, Franklin Co , pop. 800.
Northfield Seminary, girls' boarding, non-
sect , est 1879, Charles B Diokerson,
M S, President.
Kaat Orleans, Barnstable Co , pop 150.
Principal High School — Herbert Stewart.
Ivy Lodge, boarding, for nervous girls and
retarded development, non-sect., est
1911, Mrs Ellen C Dresser, Principal
JECasthampton, Hampshire Co, pop. 8,6*4.
Pres Bd. Educ— Rev. Franz Wilier.
Sec Bd Bduc —John L Lyman, Bsa
City Superintendent— William D Miller
Principal High School — E EL Book.
Supv Music — W L Lovell
Manual Training — Otis R Thayer
Domestic Science — Miss Grace Gllkey
Drawing — Miss Helena C Evans
Penmanship— Mis* Anna Kilmurry
Commercial — Raymond Dower
Willis ton Seminary i boys' boarding1. Cong.;
e»t. 1841, Rev Joseph Henry Sawyer. M.
A,, L, H. D , Prin.
Barton, Bristol Co, pop. 5,1*0.
City Superintendent — Philip W L Cox
Principal High School — H J Phipps
Edgartown, Dukes Co., pop. 1491.
City Superintendent— Charles A Crowell
Principal High School— OT. C William*.
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Essex, Essex Co., pop 1,621.
Town Superintendent — H R Williams
Principal High School — Eugene Thrasher
Everett, Middlesex Co, pop 88,484.
Pres Bd Educ — Arthur W Bennett
Sec Bd Educ — Falrfleld Whitney
City Superintendent — Falrfleld Whitney
Pnn High School — Wilbur J Rockwood
Supv Music — Albert 8 Colburn
Manual Training— Francis L Bain
Domestic Science — Susie C Driscoll
Drawing — Grace Elliott
Penmanship— Marion Conn
Commercial — F A Ashley
Stenography — Martha Desmond
Falrhaven, Bristol Co, pop 5,128
City Superintendent — Charles F Prior
Prln. High School—Albert B Kimball
Fall Bhrer, Bristol Co , pop 119,295
Pres Bd Educ — William A Dolan, M D
Sec Bd Bduc —Everett B Durfee
City Superintendent— Everett B Durfee
Prin High School— Frederic W Plummer
Sewing — Alice M Russell
Reading — Margaret T Hurley
Drawing— William B Braley
Supv Gram Grades—Mary A S Mugan
Supv Prim Grades — Margaret G Lynch
Supv Music— Walter J Titeomb
BMC Durfee High School, 482 Madison
St , Frederic W Plummer Principal
Technical High School, 915 Rock St , Wil-
liam H Dooley, Principal
Bradford Durfee Textile School, textile, J
W Bailey, Superintendent.
Dominican Academy, girls' boarding, B,
C , Sister M Bertrand, Superior
Emmanuel School for Feeble Minded and
Afflicted Children
Jesus Mary Convent, girls' boarding, R. C ,
Sister St Paul, Superior
La Sainte Union des Saores Coeurs, girls'
boarding, R C , Sister Mary Aldan, Prin
Rogers and Allen's School of Business and
Shorthand, bus and sten . est 1897, W
S Rogers and F G Allen, Props
Sacred Heart Academy, prep , girls, R. C ,
est 1886, Sister Mary Aldan, Superior,
Prospect St
Thibodeau's College, prep and bus., co-
ed , non-sect, est 1889, J D Thlbodeau,
Prin.
Falmouth, Barnstable Co., pop 8,144.
Pies Bd Educ — Fred K. Swift
Sec Bd Educ — Charles S Burgess
City Superintendent— J H Swain.
Principal High School — George W How-
land
Supv Music — Joseph Keshaw
Manual Training — Milan G Twichell
Domestic Science — Marion Estabrooke
Drawing — Mrs Anna R Luce
Commercial — Addie P Can
Fltchburar, Worcester Co., pop 87,826
Ch'mn Bd Bduc — Frank O Hardy, Mayor
Clerk Bd Educ — Miss Bznilie B Hall
City Superintendent — Joseph G. Edgerly
Prin High School — Charles T Woodbury
Fitchburg — continued
Supervisor Music — Amy L Connor
Manual Training — Don O Clark
Drawing — Arthur L Prlmeau
Commercial— Charles E Hutchins
Fitchburg Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1895, D Fullmer, Principal
State Normal School, normal, state, co-ed ,
John Gilbert Thompson, Pres.
Framlngham, Middlesex Co., pop 18,948
City Superintendent— Ernest W Fellows
Principal High School — W H. Gushing
Danforth School, prep , non-sect, James
C Flagg, Principal
State Normal School, normal, state, co-ed.,
Henry Whlttemore, Pres
Franklin, Norfolk Co, pop 5,641.
City Superintendent — Jacob H Carfrey
Principal High School — R E Pomeroy
Dean Academy, prep, co-ed., Unlv ;
Arthur W Peirce, Lltt D, Prin
Gardner, Worcester Co, pop 14,699.
Pres Bd Educ— M A B Bryant
Sec Bd Educ — Mrs Elizabeth B Stone
City Superintendent — Frederick S. Pope.
Principal High School— M B Smith
Supv Music — Mrs C H Danforth
Manual Training — C G Bartlett
Domestic Science — Mies Gertrude Carney
Drawing — Miss Bernice smith
Commercial — Miss Bettea Heywood
Stenography— Miss Martelle E Giles
Gloucester, Essex Co , pop. 24,898
Pres Bd Eduo — William H Jordan.
Sec Bd Educ — Freeman Putney
City Superintendent — Freeman Putney
Principal High School — A W Bachelor
Supv Music — A A Spaulding
Manual Training1 — Evelina Reaveley.
Domestic Science — Eliza P Rogers.
Physical Culture— Annie MoCllntock.
Drawing — Stella May
Penmanship— J W C Oilman.
Granvllle, Bampden Co , pop 781
Pres Bd Educ — Howard Dickinson
Sec Bd Educ — Mrs E L Stow
City Superintendent— J S McCann
Grafton, Worcester Co, pop 5,705.
Pres Bd Educ — F M McGarry
Sec Bd Educ — T H DeCoudres
City Superintendent— T H DeCoudres.
Principal High School— William A. Perkins.
Supv Mus and Draw — Flora Randall.
Manual Training — Dana Stanley
Com'l and Stenog — Charlwlne Blake.
Great Harrington, Berkshire Co., pop. 5,996.
City Superintendent— J F Allison.
Principal High School — J L Purdom
Hallock School, boys' boarding, non-sect,
Gerard Hallock, M A., Headmaster
Sedgwlck School, boys' boarding, non-sect,
est 1856, Edward J Van Lennep, A. M.,
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Greenfield, Franklin Co , pop 10,427
Pres Bd Educ — Rev C W Merriam.
Sec Bd Educ— Mrs Kate A. Payne
City Superintendent— W P Abbott
Principal High School — W B Alexander
Siipv Music — Mark A Davia
Manual Training — Walter H Klar
Domestic Science — Edith M Childs
Penmanship — Mildred M Steams.
Commercial — Cora Ward
Groton, Middlesex Co, pop 8,156
City Supt & Prin H S — John H Manning
Groton School, boys' boarding, P E , est*
1793, Rev Endlcott Peabody, Headmaster
Lawrence Academy, boys' boarding, non-
sect, est 1793, Arthur J dough, A. M.,
Headmaster
Lowthorpe School of Landscape Architect-
ure and Gardening, co-ed , Georgianna
J Sanders, Superintendent
Groveland, Essex Co, pop 2,253.
Town Superintendent — Gains B Frost
Principal High School — John E Hughes
Hadley, Hampshire Co, pop 1,999
Pres Bd Educ — Clifton Johnson
Sec Bd Educ — William P Ryan
City Superintendent — Clinton J Richards
Principal High School— Franklin E Heald.
Supv Music — Renna E Rickahn
Dom Scl & Phy Cult — Grace Alexander
Hopkins Academy, prep , co-ed., non-sect..
est. 1664, Franklin E Heald, B S, A. M,
Prin
Hamilton, Essex Co, pop 1,749
To\vn Supt & Prin H S — H G Blount
Hanover, Plymouth Co., pop 8,826.
Pres Bd Educ — Dr C L Howes
Sec Bd Educ — Rev E H Gibson
City Superintendent — James B Hayes
Principal High School — Horace F Bates
Supv Music — Mrs Verna Whiting
Man Tr & Draw — Mrs A G Eldridge.
Domestic Science — Mlsa Marie Merrill
Physical Culture — F W Jones
Hardwiok, Worcester Co , pop. 8,524.
Pres Bd Educ — Charles O Flagg
Sec Bd Educ— O A Tuttle
City Superintendent — C S Judkins
Principal High School— J W Riddle, Jr
Supv Music — Anna F Sullivan
Drawing — Bertha A Shaw
Commercial — Emily Archer
Stenography — Ethel Dow
Harvard, Worcester Co, pop 1,084
City Superintendent — A. R. PaulL
Broomfield School, prep , co-ed , Unit/r ,
Alpha Leonard, Principal f
Harwich, Barnstable Co, pop 2,115.
Pres Bd Educ— J B Atkins
Sec Bd Educ— J P Nickerson, M D
City Superintendent — Lorlng G Williams.
Principal High School — J L Jordan
Supv Music & Drawing — S Madge Murray
Hatfleld, Hampshire Co., pop 1,986.
Pres Bd Educ — A R Breor
Sec Bd Eduo — John F Day
City Superintendent — Clinton J Richards
Principal High School — C A Hedger
Supv Music — Maude E Boyle
Smith Academy, prep , co-ed., non-Beet.,
est 1871, Albert J Chi dealer, A B,
Principal
Haverhill, Essex Co, pop 44,115.
City Superintendent — Clarence H Dempsey
Principal High School — Walter D Head
Bradford Academy, girls' boarding, non-
sect , est 1803, Miss Laura A Knott,
A M , Principal Bradford, P O
St James School, prep , coed , R. C., M.
DeChantal, Superior
HaydenvUle, Hampshire Co., pop 1,000
City Superintendent— E W Goodhue.
Principal High School— Edw P Larkln, Jr
Hingham, Plymouth Co, pop 4,965.
City Superintendent — Nelson G Howard.
Principal High School — Charles Jenney
Derby Academy, prep , co-ed., non-sect,
Miss Sarah G Robinson, Prin.
Hlnsdale, Berkshire Co , pop 1,110.
Pres Bd Educ— Rev J A O Malley
Sec Bd Educ — Thomas F Ryan
City Superintendent — H E Gardner
Supv Music — Gertrude Matthews
Manual Training — Grace K Maloney
Holbrook, Norfolk Co , pop 2,816
Pres Bd Educ — Franklin H Merriam,
Sec Bd Educ— Mrs Sibyl Niles
City Superintendent — Fordyce T Reynolds
Principal High School — Ralph P Currier
Supv Music — Eduin Baines
Drawing — Olive Fuller
Holden, Worcester Co, pop 2,147
City Superintendent— C L RandalL
Principal High School — H A Newton
HoHlston, Middlesex Co, pop 2,711.
City Superintendent — C A. Harris.
Principal High School— Edwin B Richards
Holyoke* Hampden Co, pop. 57,780.
Ch'mn Bd Educ — Terance O'DonneU.
Sec Bd Educ — Francis McSherry
City Superintendent — Francis McSherry
Principal High School — Howard Conant.
Principal Evening H 8 — P J Garvey
Supv Music — Hugh Craig
Manual Training — Edwin M Roberts.
Physical Training — Lawrence F Dowd.
Dom Science — Mrs Elizabeth I Perkins.
Drawing — Mrs Isabelle H Ferry
Penmanship — Esther A MacDonnell
Holyoke Business Institute, bus and sten ,
est. 1888, Tjarnell & Poote, Prins.
Thompson's Business School, bus and sten ,
Hannah Thompson, Principal
Hopedale, Worcester Co , pop. 2468.
City Superintendent — Charles W Walter
Principal High School— G A. Tuttle.
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Hopklnton, Middlesex Oo , pop 2,452.
City Superintendent — Chas W Walter
Principal High School— Miss M, A. Supple
Hubbardston, Worcester Co , pop 1,073
Pres Bd Educ — Allen & Woodward.
Sec Bd Educ — Mrs B A Woodward
City Superintendent — Asa M Jones
Principal High School — E C Macomber
Supv Music — G Warren Cox
Hudson, Middlesex Co, pop. 6,748
Pres Bd Educ — Miaa Lucle D Welsh.
Sec Bd Educ — Dr Thomas F Tierney
City Superintendent— Cassius S Lyman
Principal High School—Charles A. Williams.
Supv Music— Mrs Carrie B Tarbell
Manual Training — B D Brown
Domestic Science — Martha Tower
Drawing — A Gertrude Elklne
Com'l and Stenog — Harriet M Vance
Huntington, Hampshire Co, pop. 1,478.
Pres Bd Eduo — El H Cross
Sec Bd Educ — Dr C H Mace
City Superintendent — Leon O MerrilL
Principal High School — Earle T Thibodeau
Supv Music — Albert W Smith
Drawing— Myrtis F Smith
Commercial— Alice M Miller
Hyannls, Barnstable Co,, pop. 1,800.
City Superintendent — George H. Galger
Principal High School — L M Boody
State Normal School, normal, state, co-ed
est 1898, William A Baldwin, B S,
Principal.
Ipswich, Essex Co, pop. 5,777
City Superintendent — John P Marston.
Jamaica Plain, Suburb of Boston.
Sherman Hall, girls' boarding, non-sect,
est. 1897, Miss Sarah W Ames, Prin
Kingston, Plymouth Oo., pop. 8,445.
Pres Bd Educ — O C Swope
Sec Bd Educ — F L Chandler
City Superintendent — Everett G Loring
Principal High School— Lee 8 Merrill
Supv Music — Georgians E Taylor
Drawing — Marjorle Brounell
Lancaster, Worcester Oo , pop 2,464.
Pres Bd Educ — Abbot Peterson
Sec Bd Educ — G- B Worcester
City Supt and Prin H S — Samuel H Ers-
skine
Supv Music— Miss MBS Bailey
Domestic Science — Miss Edith M Mason
Man Tr & Draw — Gustav F Virchon
Lanesboro, Berkshire Oo , pop 947
City Superintendent — George Clark
Lawrence, Essex Oo , pop. 85,892.
City Superintendent — Bernard M. Sheridan.
Asst Supt — Leila M Lamprey
Principal High School— James I Home,
Cannon's Commercial College, bus. and
sten , O. C Cannon, Prin
St. Mary's School, girls* boarding, B. C.,
James T O' Belly, Prin.
Lee, Berkshire Oo, pop 4,106.
City Superintendent — Blon E Hicks.
Principal High School — Arthur H Carver
Leicester, Worcester Oo , pop 8,287
Pres Bd Educ — A B Kennedy
Sec Bd Educ— S A Shepard
City Superintendent — C C Richardson.
Principal High School — John F Hamlln
Supv Music — Estelle Ward.
Drawing— Ethel Smith
Leicester Academy, prep , co-ed., non-sect;
est 1784, Raymond McFarland, M A,,
Principal
Lenox, Berkshire Co., pop 8,060.
City Superintendent— Q H Tucker
Principal High School — Robert Masterson.
Trinity School, prep , co-ed day, boarding
young boys, Miss Llpplncott, Principal.
Leotntarter, Worcester Oo, pop 17,580.
City Superintendent — Thomas E Thompson*
Principal High School— Edward R. Clarke
Lexington, Middlesex Co, pop 4,918.
Pres Bd Educ — Jay O Richards
Sec Bd Bduc — Robert L Ryder
City Superintendent — Arthur H Carver
Principal High School — Arthur H Carver.
Supv Music — Mary E Berry
Manual Training— Harold R Wise
Drawing — Edmund Ketchum
Pen'ship and Com'l— -Fred C. BalL
Stenography— Emma L Berry
Littleton, Middlesex Co, pop.
Pres Bd Educ — John Hardy, Jr
Sec Bd Eduo— Mrs J M Hartwell
City Superintendent — Frank H Hill
Prin High School — Charles H Cummlngs
Supv Music— Miriam Davis
Drawing — Marlon Taylor
Lowell, Middlesex Co, pop 106,294.
City Superintendent — Hugh J M alloy
Principal High School — Cyrus W Irish
Supervisor Art— Olive E Underbill
Hill's School, prep , co-ed., non-sect, est
1870, Lucy A Hill, Prin.
Lowell Commercial College, bus. and sten.,
est 1859, LeDolt E Kimball, Pres.
Lowell Textile School, tech., co-ed., non-
sect, est 1897, Charles H Barnes, 8. B.,
Prin
Rogers Hall School, girls' boarding, non-
sect, Miss Olive S Parsons, Prin.
8t Joseph's College, coll , men, R, C , est
1892, Brother Prlsclllianus, President
State Normal School, normal, state, co-ed.,
Cyrus A Durgin, Prin,
Ludlow, Hampden Oo, pop 4,948
Pres Bd Educ — Frank N Moore
Sec Bd Educ— Albert A Gove
City Superintendent— Walter E Gushee
Principal High Schol— Mrs. Helen M.
Gushee.
Supv Music— -Helen L Toomey
Manual Training — Thomas Bailey
Drawing — Helen L Arnold
Com'l SB Stenog'y — Ruth B Barnes
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nnenurff, Worcester Co, pop. 1,898.
Town Superintendent — Herman C Knight
Principal High School— Claude A. Gray
Lynn, Essex Co , pop. 89,836.
Pres Bd Educ~Dr Herbert W Newhall
Sec Bd Educ — Leon E Thompson
City Superintendent — Frank J Peaslee.
Assistant Supt — Flora B Pope
Prln Classical High — Eugene D Russell.
Fiin English High — Charles 8. Jackson.
Supv Music — Percy Graham
Manual Training — Vernon T Backus
Domestic Science — Alice M Williams
Physical Culture — Walte* L Boyson
Drawing— Abble J Barry
Burdette College, bus and sten., principal.
Lynn Business College, bus. and sten.; est.
1895, C C Dexter, Pres.
Lynnholm-by-the-Sea, girls under 16.
boarding, non-sect., Mrs. G. W. Of good,
Prln
North Shore Academy, prep day, co-ed.;
Mrs Florence B Dressel, Prln, 88 Broad
St
Maiden, Middlesex Co pop. 44,404.
Chm Sch Com — George H Johnson.
Sec Bd. Educ — J Billot Knowlton.
City Supt — Farnsworth G Marshall.
Principal High School—A. B, Lee.
Supv Music — Melville B Chase.
Man Tr and Draw — "William J Edwards.
Domestic — Marlon S Gllmore
Penmanship — Mrs Blma Gardiner
Commercial — Townsend T Wilson
Stenography — Miss A Anna Dyer
Maiden Commercial School, bus and sten ,
est. 1904, Walter Leroy Smith, President
Manchester, Essex Co, pop 2,678
City Superintendent — John C. Maokln.
Principal High School — A. L. Sabln.
Mansfield, Bristol Co, pop. 5,188
Fres Bd Educ— B M Latham, M. D
Sec Bd Bduc — Harry B. Fisher
City Superintendent — Edward P Fltts
Principal High School— F H Hadlock.
Supv Music — Bernard M Nye.
Drawing — Mary Prevost.
Marblehead, Essex Co., pop. 7,888.
Pres Bd Bduo — Joel W Reynolds
Sec Bd Bduc — Lewis Doane
City Superintendent — Burr J Men-lam
Principal High School — George P Campbell.
Supv Music — Ruth B Mitchell
Manual Training — Lucy M Davis
Domestic Science — Ruth C Prescott.
Drawing— Marlon A Martin
Commercial — Ruth B. Llttlefleld
Marion, Plymouth Co., pop 1,460.
Town Superintendent — Herman N Knox.
Tabor Academy. The, prep , co-ed., non-
sect , est. 1876, Charles B Pethybrldge,
Principal
Marlboro, Middlesex Co., pop 1,457.
Pres Bd Bduc — Elmer D Howe
Sec Bd Bduc — Ernest P Carr
City Superintendent — B P, Carr
Principal High School-— George W. Morris.
Marlboro— continued
Supv Music — Joseph A Unlllngton
Manual Training — Lemuel G Fish
Drawing — Mary B Murphy
St. Ann's Academy, girls' boarding, R. C.,
est. 1887. Sister M Rose de Viterbe.
Superior
Marohfield, Plymouth Co, pop. 1,788.
City Superintendent — William EL Chaffln.
Principal High School — Lewis EL Bye.
Maynard, Middlesex Co, pop 6,890
Pres Bd Bduc — Kenneth Daxnren.
Sec Bd Bduc — J J Helferty
City Superintendent — Francis & Brick.
Supv Music — Maud Dolon.
Manual — Thomas Helferty
Domestic Science — Annlta Walker
Commercial — George Kennedy
Medfleld, Norfolk Co., pop 8,466.
Town Superintendent — M J West
Principal High School— Ralph W Taylor
Medford, Middlesex Co , pop 28,150
Pres Bd Bduc— David G Melville.
Sec Bd Bduc — Charles N Jones
City Superintendent — Fred H. Nlckerson
Prln. High School — James D HowletL
Supv Music — Edward N Griffin
Manual Training — Joseph T Whitney
Supv Sewing — Elma M So4erquist
Supv Cooking — Eugenia Wilson
Physical Culture — Caroline L Critchett
Drawing — -Josephine Krutz
Commercial — Richard F Aust
Sarah Fuller Home for Little Deaf Children,
school for very young deaf children, est.
1890, Miss Eliza I* Clark, Matron and
Prln.
Medway, Norfolk Co , pop 2,696,
Principal High School— M R Foster
Melrose, Middlesex Co., pop. 15,715.
Pres Bd Bduc — Dr, Lowell T Wentworth
Sec Bd Bduc,— Mrs Isabelle Stantial
City Superintendent — John CL Anthony
Principal High School — Home B Hulsman.
Supv Music — Edward N Griffin.
Manual Training—Myron W Gray
Drawing — Miss Mary B Coyle
Penmanship — Mrs. Florence E. Marshall.
Commercial — Geo W Wright
Stenography — Florence BJ Stacy
Melrose School of Music, mus.. est. 1894,
Susan A. Wells, Prln.
Merrlms*, Essex Co., pop. 2,202
Pres Bd Bduc — Henry C Manning
Sec Bd Bduc — Ralph Sargent
City Superintendent — Alberto W Small
Prin High School — Edward F Cunningham
Supv Music — William B Hartwell
Commercial — Deborah Brown
Whittler Home School, girls' boarding, non-
sect., est. 1893, Mrs. Annie B. Russell.
A. B, Prin.
Methuen, Essex Go., pop. 11*448.
Fres Bd Bduc— Edward A Bower
Sec Bd. Bduo — Walter 8 Hasting
City Superintendent — Edwin L. Haynes.
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Methuen — continued
Principal High School—Caleb A, Page
Supv Music — Herbert F Nye
Manual Training* — A B Leach
Domestic Science — Harriett E HarrlaB
Drawing — Mary B Hines
Mlddleboro, Plymouth do, pop 8,214
City Superintendent — Charles H Bate*.
Principal High School — Walter Sampson.
Milf ord, Worcester Co , pop 18,055
City Supei intendent — Almarln O Caowell
Principal High School — George H. Deny
MUlbury, Worcester Co, pop. 4,740.
Pres Bd Educ — T H Sullivan
Sec Bd Educ — B F Hall
City Superintendent — C C Ferguson
Principal High School — J A Backus
Supv Music — Mary Bergin
Man Tr & Drawing — Margaret Lovell
Domestic Science — Margaret Welch
Com'l & Stenography — Isabel McClare
MlUls, Norfolk Co , pop 1,899
Pres Bd Educ — C T Dean
Sec Bd Eduo — H P Williams
City Superintendent — M J West.
Principal High School — F E Fash
Supv Music — Carriebelle E Thayer
Milton, Norfolk Co., pop. 7,924.
C&ty Superintendent — Frank M Marsh
Principal High School — Charles I* Curtis.
Milton Academy, boys' boarding, non-sect ,
F E Lane, Principal
Monson, Hampden Go, pop 4,758
Pres Bd Educ — A E Shaw
Sec Bd Educ — F A Wheeler
City Superintendent — Fredk A Wheeler
Principal High School — H F Dewing
Supv Music — Joanna V Cantwell
Manual Training — Clara P Chase
Dom Sci & Draw — Eleanor M Wilder
Monson Academy, hoys' boarding, non-sect ,
est. 1804, Henry Franklin Dewing, Prln
Montague, Franklin Co, pop 6,866
City Superintendent — Frank P Davison.
Principal High School — Robert Cushman
Mount Hennon, Franklin Co , pop 150.
Mount Hennon Boys' School, boys' board-
Ing, non-sect., Henry F Cutler, Prln.
Nahant Essex Co, pop 1,184
Pres TBd Educ — Otis A Johnson
Sec Bd Educ — Charles B Goodell
City Superintendent — V D W Chester
Principal High School — V D W Chester
Supv Music — Harry Benson
Manual Training — Bertha L Johnson
Dom Scl & Draw— I M Hlr,st
Penmanship — F K Marshall
Nantncket, Nantncket Co , pop 2i962
Town Supt & Prin H S — J A Burton
Natlck, Middlesex Co, pop 0,866
Pres Bd Educ — Rev Albert A Felch
Sec Bd Educ — John D Brooks
City Superintendent — John D Brooks
Principal High School — Edwin A Shaw
Supv Music — Howard Mason
Manual Training — Hlldlng Vrohlmg
Domestic Science — Susie T Sprout
Drawing — Ethel W Ratse*
Penmanship— Josephine Gilson
Com'l & Stenog'y — Grace V Knowles
Walnut Hill Wellesley Preparatory School,
girls' boarding, non-sect , est. 1891, Miss
Conant and Miss Bigelow, Prlns
Needham, Norfolk Co, pop 5,028
City Superintendent — Austin H Keyes.
Principal High School — F W Hutchinson
New Bedford, Bristol Co, pop 96,652
Pres Bd Educ — Charles 8 Ashley
Sec Bd Eduo— Allen P Keith
City Superintendent — Allen P Keith
Assistant Supt — Josephine B Stuart
Principal High School— G Walter Williams.
Supv Music — F H Butter-field
Manual Training — Edwin R King
Domestic Science — Edith C Badger
Physical Culture — George Ferguson
Drawing — Lucy C Bedlow
Commercial — Allison R Dorxnan
Benton's Business School, bus and stenu,
eat. 1S99, Chas E Ben ton, Ph B, Prln.
Friends' Acadaemy, prep , co-ed , Friends,
Grace B Dodge, Prin
Mosher Home Preparatory School, prep.;
co-ed , non-sect , est 1892, Charles E
E Mosher, Prin
New Bedford Textile School, cotton tex-
tile, co-ed., non-sect , est 1896, William
E Hatch, Pres
New Marlboro, Berkshire Co , pop 1,124.
Town Superintendent — Alfred O Tower
Principal High School — Arthur G Wood
New Salem, Franklin Co, pop 689
Town Superintendent — Charles L Clay
Principal High School— J R Childs
New Salem Academy, prep , co-ed., non-
Sect , boarding, est 1793, J R Childs,
Principal
Newbnryport, Essex Co , pop 14,949
Pres Bd Educ — L P Dodge
Sec. Bd Educ — E L Willard
City Superintendent — Edgar L. WlHari.
Principal High School — W E Andrews.
Supv Music — Elizabeth C Adams.
Manual Training— W F Woodbury
Domestic Science — Sarah A Chase
Drawing — Florence M Murphy
Commercial — C D Montgomery
Stenography — M Gertrude Jones
Newton, Middlesex Co , pop 40,408
Chairman Schl Com — William H Rice
Sec Schl Com— Miss Celia M Chase
City Superintendent — Frank B Spauldlng
Principal High School — Enoch C Adams
Prlru Technical High— Irving O Palmer
Supv Music — H M Walton
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Newton— continued
Manual Training — M N Murray
Domestic Science — Flora E Anderson
Physical Culture — Grace L Shepardson
Commercial — Maynard Maxim
Kindergarten — Adelaide L Thompson
Drawing — Fred H Daniels
Mount Ida School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect , eat 1902, George Franklin Jew-
ett, Prln
Newton Private School, prep , co-ed., non-
Beet , Mabel T Hall, Prln
Newton Center, Middlesex Co, pop. 8,600.
Newton Theological Institute, theol , Bspt ,
Dr George B Horr, Pres.
Newtonvllle, Middlesex Co, pop 8,800.
City Superintendent — Frank B Spauldlng
North Adams, Berkshire Co , pop 22,019.
Pres Bd Bduc — C A Archer
Sec Bd Bduc— F B Walker
City Superintendent — Isaac 7. Hall
Principal High School— Herbert Gadsby
Sup-v Music — James M Chambers
Manual Training — W N Johnson
Domestic Science — Alice Knowlton
Drawing — Hany E Ball
Commercial — Harold J Smith
Stenography — B J McCarthy
State Normal School, nor , co-ed., state,
est. 1897, Frank F Murdock, A. M, Prln.
North Andover, Essex Co., pop. 5,529.
Pres Bd Educ — Charles A Appleton
Sec Bd Bduc — D P Dame
Town Supt and Prln H S — D P Dame,
Supv Music — Flora L Richmond
Man Tr & Draw — Anne M Pierce
Domestic Science — Helen C Sargent.
North Attleboro, Bristol Co, pop 9,502.
City Superintendent — Robert J Fuller
Principal High School — Frederick L Thurs-
ton
North Brookfleld, Worcester Co , pop 8,075.
Pres Bd Bduc — John A White
Sec Bd Bduc — Edward G McBvoy
City Superintendent — H H. Pratt.
Principal High School — George W Paulson.
Supv Music — Elizabeth Howard
Drawing — Mary H Gussman.
North Easton, Bristol Co, pop 8,000
City Superintendent — Chester Stacey
Principal High School — Harrle J Phlpps
Supv Music — Bernard B Nye.
Manual Training — Mabel Harrington
Domestic Science — Winifred Preble.
Physical Culture — Harry 8 Pratt.
Drawing — Mabel Harrington
Penmanship— Harry S Pratt
Com'l and Stenog — Helen L, Woodfin.
Northampton, Hampshire Co , pop 19,481,
Pres Bd Bduc— W H Felker
Sec Bd Bduc — Fayette K. Congdon.
City Superintendent — Fayette K. Congdon
Principal High School — a B. Roote.
Supv Music — W X. Short.
Northampton — con tinued
Manual Training1 — W B Blandln
Physical Culture — Sarah C Crosby
Drawing — Clara Holmes ^
Burnham School, prep , girls', non-sect.,
Miss Helen E Thompson, Prln.
Clarke School for the Deaf, school of Up
reading, co-ed , est. 1867, Miss Caroline
A Yale, LL D, Prln
Hill Institute, Indus, co-ed., eat. 1878,
Frank Pltkln Lane, Frln
Miss Capen's School for Girls, girls* board-
ing, prep , non-sect , est. 1877, Miss
Bessie T Capen, Principal
Northampton Commercial College, bus. and
sten , est. 1896, Joseph Plckett, Prln.
Smith College, women, non-sect., est. 1875,
Rev Marion LeRoy Burton, LL D , Pres.
Smith's Agricultural School and North-
ampton School of Industries, courses in
Agriculture, Household and Mechanic
Arts, co-ed , State, co-ed , est 1908, Her-
bert N Lioomis, Director
Northboro, Worcester Co., pop 1,718
Pres Bd Bduc — Edwin S Corey
Sec Bd Bduc — Annie Potter Barnes
City Superintendent — F B Van Ornum.
Principal High School — W H Stone
Supv Music — Nils Boson
Drawing — Lillian J Searle
Northbridge, Worcester Co , pop 8,807
Pres Bd Bduc — A B Adams
Sec Bd Bduc — S A Melcher
City Superintendent — Saml A. Melcher
Principal High School — Frank B Holt
Supv Music— Mabelle G Seals
Domestic Science — Catherine S Stacy
Drawing — Katharine M Vaughan
Penmanship — Grace L Hodgdon
Com'l & Stenog/y — Ruby F Mason
Northfield, Franklin Co, pop 1,042
Town Superintendent — E B Howard
Principal High School — Charles E Hicks
Northfleld Seminary, girls' boarding, non-
sect., Miss Evelyn 8 Hall, Prln.
Norton, Bristol Co., pop £,541.
Town Superintendent — Ira A. Jenkins
Principal High School — Albert W Hopson
House In the Fines, girls' boarding, Miss
Cornish and Miss Hyde, Prlns
Wheaton College., coll , women, non-sect,
est. 1884, Samuel V Cole, D D, A. M.,
Pres
Wheaton Seminary, girls' boarding, prepar-
atory department of Wheaton College.
Norwell, Plymouth Co, pop 1,410
Pres Bd Bduc — Benjamin Lorlng
Sec Bd Bduc— Miss Carrie M Ford
City Superintendent — James S Hayes
Principal High School — John C Page
Supv Music — Miss A Houghton >
Man Tr & Draw— Bertha M Tllden
Domestic Science — Gertrude M Short
Physical Culture — John C Page
Norwood, Norfolk Co, pop 8,014.
City Superintendent — Austin H. Flttt
Principal High Schol— N A. Cutler.
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Orange, Franklin Co, pop 5,282
Town Superintendent — Wesley B Nlms
Principal High School — Arthur L Dexter
Oxford, Worcester Co , pop 8,861.
Pres Bd Educ — H S Joslin.
Sec Bd. Educ — L G Ellis
City Superintendent — C C Ferguson,
Principal High School— E. D Cole.
Supv Music — Mary Bergln
Domestic Science — Margaret Welch
Draw and Man. Tr — Margaret Lowell.
Com'l and Stenog— Ethel Rees
Palmer, Hampden Co , pop 8,610
City Superintendent — Clifton H Hobson.
Principal High School — Lee T Gray
Peabody, Essex Co , pop. 15,721
Pres Bd Educ — Benj N Moore
Sec Bd Educ — Thomas P Hanley
City Superintendent — Albert Robinson
Prin High School— Willard W Woodman
Supv Music — Susan L Ferguson
Domestic Science — Edith C Halman
Drawing — Grace E Loud
Pen'ship & Com'l — Edward E Bradford
Stenographs — Sarah F Wells
Pembroke, Plymouth Co , pop 1,886.
Town Superintendent — D G Loring
Prin High School — Brenton C Patterson
Pepperell, Middlesex Co, pop 2,958
Cits Superintendent— Austin Paull
Principal High School— Carl Bryant.
Pittsfleld, Berkshire Co, pop 82,121,
Pres Bd Educ — W L. Adam.
Sec Bd Educ— William Nugent.
City Superintendent — Glair G Persons.
Principal High School — H E Pratt
Supv Music — Chas F Smith.
Manual Training— W T Vlctoreen.
Domestic Science— Johannah F Tumpam.
Drawing — George H Dennison.
Penmanship— Alice E Curtis.
Commercial — A B Wraught
Berkshire Business College, DUB and sten,.
est 1S85, W R Hill Principal
Hall's School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect , Mlra H Hall, Prin.
PlalnviUe, Norfolk Co, pop 1,885.
Town Superintendent — Ira A Jenkins
Principal High School — Le Roy M Handy
Plymouth, Plymouth Co., pop 12441.
Pres Bd Educ — William M Douglass
Sec Bd Educ — Earl W Gooding
City Superintendent— Frank H Parlln
Principal High School— William Whiting;
Supv Music— Gertrude M Heartz
Manual Training — Jennie F Stratton
Plymouth Business School, bus and sten.,
E C. Perry, Prin.
Prorineetown, Baragtable Co., pop 4,860.
City Superintendent — Frank K. Graves.
Principal High School — Alvin E Thomas
Qrincy, Norfolk Co, pop, 82,642.
City Superintendent— Albert L. Barbour
Principal High School — Ernest L Collins
Qnincy — continued
Adams Academy, boys' boarding, non-sect ,
est 1872, William Everett, LL D , Master
Woodward Institute for Girls, prep , non-
sect , eat 1894, Frederick W Plummer,
A, M, Prin
Randolph, Norfolk Co., pop 4,801.
Pres Bd Educ — Edward Long
Sec Bd Educ— George V Higglns, M D
City Superintendent — F T Reynolds
Principal High School — F E Chapln.
Supv Music — Rose G Hand
Drawing — Olive E Fuller
Boston School for the Deaf, school for
deaf mutes, Thomas Maginnls, Supt
Beading, Middlesex Co, pop 0,818.
Pres Bd Educ — Walter 8 Parker
Sec Bd Educ — Harry T Watkins
City Superintendent — Harry T Watkins.
Supv Music — Arthur H Tozer
Manual Training— William Firth Eastwood.
Drawing — Annie B Parker
Pen'ship and Com'l — Alice M Lombard
Stenogiaphy — Agnes M Gllmore
Revere, Suffolk Co, pop 18,219
City Superintendent — Herbert F Taylor
Principal High Schol— Frank P Morse.
Rockland, Plymouth Co, pop. 6,928.
Pres Bd Educ — C B Collins
Sec Bd Educ— T F Kelley
City Superintendent — William L Coggins.
Principal High School — George W Gammon.
Supv Music — A A. Cole
Domestic Science — Miss Louise Patten.
Drawing — Miss Grace Stack
Commercial — W A Barker
Stenography — Miss Hortense M Bowler
Bockport, Essex Co , pop 4,211.
Pres Bd Hduc — Albert H French
Sec Bd Educ — Louis A. Rogers
City Superintendent — Wm F Eldredge
Principal High School — Maurice A Norton,
Supv Music— Miss Alice F York
Drawing— Miss Mabel Spofford
Commercial — Miss Margaret L Mason
Boxbnry, Suffolk Co., Suburb of Boston
Academy of Notre Dame, girls' boarding,
R C , est 1854, Sister Georglana, Princi-
pal, 2898 Washington
Elm Hill School, prep , oo-ed , non-sect.,
est. 1886, Mrs. Alice C Davis, Prin,
Wenonah St.
Fauntleroy Hall School, prep , co-ed., est
1886, Miss Alice C Davis, Principal
Roxbury Latin School, boys' day, prep ,
non-sect , est 1645, DOS Lowell, A.
M, M D, Litt D, Headmaster, Kear-
sarge Ave
South End Industrial School, women and
children, non-sect., est. 1884, Louisa
Howe, Prin
Weston School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect, est 1896, Mrs Elisabeth
Mathews Richardson, A B, Principal, 48
St James St
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. Worcester Co, pop. 1,743.
Town Superintendent — Chas L Randall
Principal High School — Edward H Leonard
Salem, Essex Co, pop 48,697
Prea Bd Bduc — Horatio P Pierson
Sec Bd Educ — W W Andrew
City Superintendent — W W Andrew
Principal High School-^John H Bosshart
Supv Music — Belle 8 Bassett
Manual Training: — David A. Roche
Drawing — F S Rosseau
Draper's Private School, girls* day, non-
sect , Miss A C Draper, Frin.
Howe's School, prep , day, co-ed., Miss
Bertha M Howe, Principal
Salem Commercial School, bus. and stem,
est 1890, George P Lord, President
State Normal School, normal, state, co-ed.,
est 1854, J Asbury Pitman, Prin
Sandwich, Banutable Co, pop 1,688
City Superintendent — Herbert L. Whitman.
Prin High School— Robert R Twltchell
Sangus, Essex Co, pop 8,047
City Superintendent — William F Sims
Prin High School — James P Butterworth
Scltuate, Plymouth Co , pop 8,482
Pres Bd Educ — Charles Waterman
Sec Bd Educ — Clara Skeele
City Superintendent — William E Chaffln
Principal High School — Guy W Vail
Supv Music — Mrs Lillie Stoddard
Drawing — Bertha G Tilden
Commercial — Miss Pierce
Sharon, Norfolk Co, pop- 2,810
Pres Bd Bduc — Francis B Walter
Sec Bd Bduc — Sidney H Weston
City Superintendent — Edward P Fitts
Principal High School — Vernon £ Ames
Supv Music — Mary Raynes
Drawing — Ruth Allan
Sheffield, Berkshire Co, pop 1,817.
Town Superintendent — Alfred O Tower
Principal High School — Charles H Walker
Berkshire School, boys' boarding, non-sect.,
est 1907, Seaver B Buck, A. B, Director
fihelburne Falls, Franklin Co , pop 1,650.
Town Superintendent — A W Smith
Principal High School— J R Childs
Arms Academy, prep , co-ed , Cong , Chas.
A. Holbrook, Prin
Sherhora, Middlesex Go, pop 1,428
Town Superintendent — Charles A Harris
Principal High School — B W LampheaV
Shirley, Middlesex Co, pop. 2,819
Town Superintendent — Frank C Johnson
Prin High School— Margretta S Hastings
Shrewsbury, Worcester Co, pop. 1,946.
Pres Bd Bduc — H S Shepard
Sec Bd Bduc — Harry L Pierce
City Superintendent — F B Van Ornum
Principal High School— M F Perry
Supv Music — Edith C Howe
Drawing — Lillian J Searle
Com'l & StenogT— L Edith Curtis
Somerset, Bristol Co, pop 2,729.
Pres Bd Bduc — Guy H Slade
Sec Bd Bduc — Dr J W Bowker
City Superintendent — F F Williams
Drawing — Goldie London
SomervUIe, Middlesex Co, pop 77,236
Pres Bd Bduc — Henry H Folsom
Sec Bd Bduc — Charles S Clark.
City Superintendent— Charles S Clark.
Principal High School — John A Avery
Supv Music — Charlotte D Lawton
Manual Training — Harry L Jones
Drawing — Clara M Gale
Penmanship—William A. Whltehonse.
Fisher Business College, bus and sten , est
1903, B H Fisher, Principal, 343 Med-
ford. Winter Hill, P O
South Bralntree, Norfolk Co , pop 2,500
Thayer Academy, prep , co-ed., non-sect,
Wm. Gallagher, Ph D , Prin.
South Byfleld, Essex Co , pop 00
Bummer Academy, boys' boarding, Cong ,
est 1763, Charles Samuel Ingham, Ph D,
Principal
South Deerfield, Franklin Co, pop 1,000.
City Superintendent — Chester D Stiles
South Hadley, Hampshire Co, pop 4,984.
Pres Bd Educ — William Flicker
Sec Bd Bduc — Joseph P Lankes
City Supt — Frederick B Whittemore.
Principal High School — Charles B Sylvester
Supv Music — Blanche S Samuels
Manual Training— Myra F Chapin
Drawing — Ola D Vinlng
Com'l and Stenog— Nellie M Cross.
Mount Holyoke College, coll , music, wo-
men, non-sect , est 1837, Mary Emma,
Wooley, A M , Litt D , LL D , President
South Lancaster, Worcester do., pop. 800.
South Lancaster Academy, prep., co-ed.,
Seventh Day Adv , est 1882, C. S Long-
acre, Prin
South Sudbury, Middlesex County.
Whiting Hall, girls' boarding, non-sect,
eet 1913, Blbridge C Whiting, A, B,
Principal
South Worthlngton, Hampshire Co , pop. 120.
Con well Academy, prep , co-ed., non-fleet.
Miss Minnie H. Bridgeman, Prin.
Bonthboro, Worcester Co, pop 1,746
Pres Bd. Bduc — S H Howes
Sec Bd Bduc — F A Fllchtner
City Superintendent — T B Van Ornum
Principal High School— H J McSherry,
Supv Music — Nile Boson
Manual Training — J A Prendivllle
Domestic Science — Martha Tower
Com'l & Stenog'y — Bdna Willis
8t Mark's School, boys' boarding. F BL;
est 1865 , Rev William Greenough Thayer,
D D , Principal
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Sonthbridge, Worcester Co, pop
City Supt & Prin H S — Fred E Corbin
Spencer, Worcester Co., pop 6,740
City Superintendent— Charles F Adam*
Principal High School — Elwin I Bartlett
Springfield, Haxnpden Co., pop 88,926
Chm n Schl Bd — Dr Francis M Bennitt
Sec Schl Bd — Bertha M McConkey
City Superintendent — James H Van Sickle.
Prin. Central High— William C Hill
Frln Technical High — Charles F Warner
Prin H S of Commerce — Carlos B Ellis
Supv Music — James F Ahern
Man Tr & Vocational — Egbert B MacNary
Physical Culture — August E Metzdorf
American International College, school for
Immigrants, prep , co-ed , non-sect , est.
1885, C 8 McGown, Chancellor
Bay Path Institute, bus. and sten , est
1897, M F Palmer, Prin
International T M C A College, training
courses for T M C A Directors, est.
1885, L L Doggett Ph D, Fres
MacDuffle School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect , est 1890, Dr John MacDuffle,
Ph D, Prin, 182 Central St
"The Elms" Day and Home School for
Girls, girls' boarding, non-sect , Miss
Charlotte W Porter, Prin
Sterling, Worcester Co, pop 1,859
Town Superintendent — Marshall O Edson
Principal High School — John F Roche
Stoekbridge, Berkshire Co , pop 1,988.
Pres Bd Educ — Ansten Fox Biggs, M D
Sec Bd Educ — Dennis Morrissey
City Superintendent — Samuel Churchill
Prin High School— Miss Grace Edwards
Supv Music — Mrs C S Evans
Drawing — Miss Emilia Radell
Stoneham, Middlesex Co , pop 7,090
Pres Bd Educ — W C Whitcher
Sec Bd Educ — Walter Gorham
City Superintendent — Arthur B Webber
Principal High School — Charles J Emerson
Supv Music — Mabel P Counce
Manual Training — W F Brackett
Drawing — E F Cross
Penmanship — Mary Rensch
Commercial — J B Alley
Stoughton, Norfolk Co , pop 6,816
City Superintendent — Edward P Fltt«
Principal High School — Elmer G Boyoe.
Stow, Middlesex Co, pop 1,115.
Town Superintendent — Francis S Brick
Prin High School — Frederick J Simmons
Sudbury, Middlesex Co, pop 1,120
Pres Bd Educ— G H Clarke
Sec Bd Educ — Mrs H N Eaton
City Superintendent — F H Benedict
Principal High School— C P Ladd
Supv Music — Alonzo A Cole
Manual Training — M Sawls
Drawing — W B Hazelton
Sutton, Worcester Co, pop 8,078.
City Superintendent — Osmon C Evans
Principal High School — George R Woods
Swampscott, Essex Co, pop 6,204
City Superintendent — Eldridge Smith
Principal High School—Harold M Loker
Taunton, Bristol Co , pop 84,259
City Superintendent — Henry W Harrub
Principal High School — Fred U Ward
Bristol Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
est 1895, Frederick T Farnsworth, Prin-
cipal
Taunton Business College, bus and sten ,
E L, Hutchlnson, Pres
Templeton, Worcester Co, pop 8,756
Pres Bd Educ — R T Bourn
Sec Bd Educ — R E Coleman
Toun Supeiintendent — Asa M Jones
Prin High School — Chesley W Nelson
Sup\ Music — Mis M Ella Perley
Domestic Science — Miss Abby G Goodrich
Drawing — Ernest Pugh
Tewkesbnry, Middlesex Co , pop 3,750
Pres Bd Educ — Wilbur H Patten
Sec Bd Educ — William H F Larrabee
City Superintendent — S Howard Chace
Supv Music— Mildred C Malton
Drawing— Margaret J Carney
Tisbury, Dukes Co., pop 1,196*
Town Superintendent — Charles A Crowell
Principal High School — Robert M Adams
Topsfleld, Essex Co, pop 1,174
Town Superintendent — H R Williams
Principal High School — Leander Jackson
Townsend, Middlesex Co, pop 1,761
Pres Bd Educ — George A Wilder
Sec Bd Educ — H C Knight
City Superintendent — Herman C Knight
Principal High School — Charles Ross
Supv Music — Emma F Southwick
Manual Training — Bernice E Staples
Tufts College, Middlesex Co, School Station.
Bromfleld-Pearson School, Tufts College,
secondary technical courses, men, Gard-
ner C Anthony, Sc D , Dean
Crane Theological School, Tufts College,
Univ > est 1882, Rev Lee Sullivan McCol-
1 ester, D D , Dean
Jackson College for Women, coll , women,
est 1910, Caroline Stodder Davles, A B,
Dean
Tufts College, comprises School of Liberal
Arts, of Engineering, Graduate School,
Medical School, Dental School, Crane
Theological School, Jackson College for
Women, and Bromfleld-Pearson School,
co ed , non-sect , est 1854, William Les-
lie Hooper, Ph D , Acting President
Tufts College Engineering School, courses
in Civil, Structural, Mechanical, Electri-
cal, and Chemical Engineering, Gardner
C Anthony, Sc D , Dean
Turners Falls, Franklin Co , pop 5,000.
Principal High School — Robert Cushman
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Upton, Worcester Co, pop. 2,071*
Pres Bd Educ — George W Knowlton, Jr
Sec Bd Educ — I Plummer Taft
City Superintendent — T H DeCoudres
Principal High School — Vernon 8. Amei
Supv Music & Draw — Flora M Randall
Manual Training:— Dana Stanley
Penmanship — Hany Houston
Uxbrldge, Worcester Co , pop 4,671
Pres Bd Educ — C W* Scott.
Sec Bd Educ — F H Scribner
City Superintendent — Charles M FennelL
Principal High School — N C Wentworth
Supv Music — Mabelle O Seals
Drawing — Helen L Varney
Commercial — Anna L Welsh
Wakefield, Middlesex Co, pop 11,404
Pres Bd Educ — A H Boardman
Sec Bd Educ — Mrs Ida Fan Miller
City Superintendent — Willard B Atwell
Principal High School — C H Howe
-Supv Music — George Wilson
Manual Training— Joseph Fauck
Drawing — Amy L Butterfleld
Commercial — J B Sawyer
Stenography — Alice Rjan
Walpole, Norfolk Co , pop 4,892
City Superintendent — Frederic W KIngman.
Principal High School — Henry D Col ton
Waltham, Middlesex Co , pop 87,884
Pres Bd Educ — Patrick J Duane
Sec Bd Educ — William D Parkinson
City Superintendent — Wm D Parkinson.
Principal High School — Willis L Eaton.
Supv Music — Charles E Boyd
Physical Culture— Martha McC Barnes
Drawing — George E Morris
Penmanship — Lena F Neall
Massachusetts School for the Feeble-
Minded, state, Walter E Fernald, M. Df
Supt
Mellows Commercial School, bus and sten ,
est 1894, Wm H Mellor, Pres.
St. Joseph's School, boys, prep , H. C.,
Brother James, Prin
Waltham New Church School, prep , oo-ed ,
boarding, New Jerusalem Church, George
B Beaman, Prin
Waltham School of Business, bus. and
sten , est 1905, George F Spring, Prin-
cipal
Waltham Industrial School for Watchmak-
ing, tech , E H Swain, Director
Waltham School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect . George B Beaman, Ph D ,
Prin
Ware, Hampshire Co, pop 8,774.
Pres Bd Educ — Judge H C Davis
Sec Bd Bduc — Dr D M Ryan
City Superintendent — George W Cox.
Principal High School — Nathan R. Smith.
Supv Music — Florence Payne Lucas
Man Tr & Draw— Ina M Calef
Com'l & Stenog*y — Kathenne C Shea
Wareham, Plymouth Co, pop 4,102.
Pres Bd Educ — John Huxtable
Sec Bd Educ — Charles L Bates
City Superintendent — Herman N Knox.
Principal High School — Charles P Savary
Sup\ Music — E\elyn C Perry
Drawing — Rachel L Harvey
Penmanship — Alice L Doty
Commercial — Margaret English
Stenography — Ruth Preston
Warren, Worcester Co , pop 4,188
Pres Bd Eduo — Dr J E Dalton
Sec Bd Educ — Mrs J E Hitchcock.
City Superintendent — A J Chidester, A M
Principal High School — A L Clow
Supv Music — Elizabeth Howard
Draw and Man Train — Ira Calef
Com'l and Stenog — Dora Pedersen.
Watertown, Middlesex Co, pop 128375.
City Superintendent — Wilfred H Price
Principal High Schol — Frank M Whitney
Perkins Institution and Massachusetts
School for the Blind, state, co-ed , est
18i<> Edward E Allen Director
St Patrick's School , prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister Antonius, Superior
Wayland, Middlesex Co , pop 2,206
Pres Bd Educ— P S Ide
Sec Bd Educ — A C Remick
City Superintendent — F H Benedict
Principal High School — W H Moore
Supv Music — Agnes E Bolard
Man Tr & Draw — W B Hazelton
Commercial — Catherine E Barrett
Webster, Worcester Co, pop 11,609
Pies Bd Educ — Dr Thompson
Sec Bd Educ — Dr J Genereux
City Superintendent — Ernest W Robinson
Principal High School — James A Lobban.
Supv Mus — Nils Boson
Manual Training — Win Potter
Domestic Science — Mary King
Drawing — D E St John
Com'l & Stenography —Mary de Slvoverl
WeHesley, Norfolk Co., pop 5,418.
Pres Bd Educ — C A Sibley
Sec Bd Educ — Mrs M J W Overholser
City Superintendent — William F Johnson
Principal High School — Seldon L Brown.
Supv Music — Belle L Bassett
Manual Training — Mary L Patrick
Domestic Science — Susie T Sprout
Commercial — Alice N Brackett
Dana Hall, girls, boarding, non-sect , est.
1880, Miss Helen Temple Cook, Prin
Tenaore, girls* prep for Dana Hall, Miss
Helen Temple Cook. Prin.
Wellesley College, ooll , women, non-sect,
est. 1875, Miss Ellen F Pendleton, LL
D, Pres
Wellesley Hills, Norfolk Co , pop 9,000.
City Superintendent—Marshall L. Perrln
Rock Ridge Hall, boys' boarding, non-sect,
est. 1900, George Rantoul White, Ph D,
Prin.
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WeHfleet, Barastable Go , pop 1,082.
Pres Bd Bduc — Dr fc S Canedy
Sec Bd Educ — W H Tubman.
City Superintendent — F K Graves
Principal High School — George £1 Kimball
Supv Music — Miss £3 Nickerson
West Boxford, Essex Co, pop 100.
Barker Free Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect. , est. 1888 , Harold C Wingate. A. B ,
Prin.
West Boylston, Worcester Co , pop 1,270.
Principal High School — George F Murdock.
West Brldffewater, Plymouth Co , pop 2,231.
Pres. Bd Educ — Mrs Anna S LeLacheur
Sec Bd Educ — Frank L Howard
City Superintendent — Edgar H Grout
Prin H School— Miss Bertha F Lawrence
Supv Music — Miss Mildred & Jones
Drawing — Edmund Ketchum
Coml & Stenog'y — Elizabeth M Welch
Howard Seminary, girls' boarding, non-
sect., Miss Sarah E Laugh ton, Prin.
West Brookfield, Worcester Co, pop. 1,827.
City Superintendent — Melville A Stone
West Newbnry, Essex Co, pop 1,473
Pres Bd Educ — Joslah H Gordon
Sec Bd Educ. — Mrs Janet Gewen
City Superintendent — Alberto W Small
Principal High School — Harold E Moffltt
Supv Music— William E Hartwell
Commercial — Addle P Carr
West Newton, Branch Boston P. O
Allen School, boys' boarding, non-sect., est.
1852, Everett S Jones, A B, Headmaster
Allen (The Misses) School, girls* boarding,
non-sect est 1904, Miss Lucy E Allen,
A. B, Principal
Fessenden School, boys' boarding, non-sect.,
est. 1903, F J Fessenden, A. B, Head-
master
West Springfield, Hampden Co , pop 0,224.
City Superintendent — John R Fausey
Principal High School — John C Worcester
West Stoekbrldffe, Berkshire Co ,
Town Superintendent — Theodore
> 1,271.
King
West Msbury, Dukes County
Town Superintendent — Charles A Crowell
Principal High School — Ruth J Cummings
Westboro, Worcester Co , pop. 5,446.
Pres Bd Educ — T F Chapln
Sec Bd Educ — Bertha C. Jackson.
City Superintendent — Barle E Wilson
Supy Music and Drawing— Ella Maria Fay
Westfleld, Hampden Co , pop 16,044
Pres Bd Bduc — Rev Robert K. Smith.
Sec Bd. Educ — Homer E! Bush
Town Supt — James A MacDougall
Principal High School— H. W Kittredge.
Supv Music — E R Hawley
Westfleld — continued
Manual Training— Avis Waterbury
Domestic Science — Ada Z Hays.
Drawing — Blmlna Dominick.
Commercial — G W Miner
Stenography — Elizabeth Alwood.
Massachusetts State Normal School, normal.
state, co-ed., est. 1839, Clarence A Bro-
deur, Principal
Westford, Middlesex Co, pop 2,801.
Pres Bd Educ — Charles O Frescott
Sec Bd Educ — Arthur Day
City Superintendent — Frank H Hill
Principal High School — W C Bondenbush.
Supv Music — Mary L Raynes
Drawing — Marion C Taylor
Com'l & Stenography — Mary G Hlckey
Westford Academy, prep , co-ed., non-sect. «
est. 1792, William C Rondenbush, Prin
Westminster, Worcester Co , pop 1,858
Town Superintendent — Mai shall O Edaon
Principal High School — Lucas L Baker
Weston, Middlesex Co, pop 2,106
City Superintendent— Charles M Eaton.
Westport, Bristol Co, pop. 2,828.
Town Superintendent — W H Mlllington
Prin High School — Martha M Johonnot
Weymouth, Norfolk Co , ' pop 12,895.
Pres Bd Educ — Clarance P Whittle
Sec Bd Educ — A Lillian McGregor
City Superintendent — Parker T Parson.
Principal High School — Fred W Hilton
Supv Music — James W Calderwood
Manual Training — Alice W Tucker
Drawing — Susan Avery
Penmanship — Helen S Carleton
Com'l & Stenog'y — Alice "W Dwyer
Whitman, Plymouth Co , pop 7,292
Pres Bd Educ — C A Lawrence.
Sec Bd Educ — W E Trufant
City Superintendent — Geo F Ellinwood.
Principal High School — D L Whitxnarsh.
Supv Music — M A McCarthy
Manual Training— M F Holmes
Commercial — Annie E Palmer
Wllbrahani, Hampden Co , pop 2,882.
Pres Bd Educ — E O Beebe
Sec Bd Bduc — C W Chapin
City Superintendent — Mary L Poland
Supv Music— P J Hooper
Man Tr & Draw — Grace C Smith
Wesleyan Academy, prep , co-ed , M E ,
est 1817, Rev Chas D Davis. Prin.
Wllbrahani Academy, boys' boarding, non-
sect, Gaylord W Douglas, Headmaster
WiHiamsburgTr Hampshire Co, pop 2,182*
Pres Bd Educ — Henry P Goddard
Sec Bd Educ— Hubert Smith
Superintendent — E W Goodhue
Principal High School — Edward P Larkln
Supv Music — Grace Larkin
Drawing — Helena Evans
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WlUlamstown, Berkshire Co, pop 8,708*
Free Bd Educ — Leverett MearB
Sec Bd Educ— W G Mitchell
City Superintendent— W G Mitchell
Principal High School — W R Howard
Williams College, coll , men, non-sect,
est 1793, Harry A Garfield, LL D, Pres
Northstde Preparatory School, prep , boys,
E H Botsford, Prin
Wilmington, Middlesex Co, pop. 1,868
Town Superintendent — S Howard Chace
Principal High School — W B Carrier
Wfaxchendon, Worcester Co, pop 5,678*
Pres Bd Bduc —Alfred Free, Ph. D
Sec Bd Bduc — Mrs Lola M Henry
City Superintendent — B 8 Cobb
Principal High School — \. M Boutelle
Supv Music — Gertrude B Clark.
Manual Training — F M Nichols.
Domestic Science — Ruth M Henry
Commercial — Rose E Mclntyre.
Murdock School, prep , co-ed., non-sect.,
Frederic W, Plummer, Prin.
Winchester, Middlesex Co, pop. 9,809.
Pres Bd Bduc — Marcus B May
Sec Bd Educ — Schuyler F Herron,
City Superintendent — Schuyler F Herron.
Principal High School — B O Wlxon
Supv Music — Emma C Diehm
Manual Training — Frances Daley
Domestic Science — Helen Lyman.
Phys Cult — Margaret R Comerford.
Drawing — Margaret B Hill
Commercial— Leila Whittemore
Stenography*— Bdna M Hubley
Wlnthrop, Suffolk Co , pop. 10,182
City Superintendent — Frank A. Douglas.
Principal High School — E D Osborne
Woburn, Middlesex Co., pop, l£,808.
Pres Bd Bduc — Andrew R Linscott
Sec Bd Bduc — George I Clapp
City Superintendent — George L Clapp
Principal High School— George W. Low
Supv Music — Ellen H Bartlett
Physical Culture— Charlotte R Lowell
Drawing — Frances Walley
Com'l & Stenog'y — Charlotte Lowell
Warren Academy, free Industrial school,
co-ed i non-sect
WoHaston, Norfolk Co., Branch Boston, P. O.
Quincy Mansion School, girls' boarding,
non-sect , est 1896, Mrs Horace Mann
Willard, Principal
Worcester, Worcester Co, pop. 145,986.
Chairman Schl Com — Andrew W Bkstrom
Clerk Schl Com — Joseph Beala
City Superintendent — Homer P Lewis
Asst Superintendent — John F Gannon
Asst Superintendent — Alice Harris.
Worcester — continued
Asst Superintendent — Walter S Young
Director Music — Charles I Rice
Drawing — Edward H Thornhill
Kindergarten — Mary H Barker
Phy Tr (Boys) — Charles B Lewis
Phy Tr (Girls) — Florence E Bennett
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Classical High School, Walnut and Maple
Sts , Edward R Goodwin, Principal
English High School, Irving and Chatham
Sts , Joseph Jackson, Principal
North High School, Salisbury St , Charles
E Burbank, Principal
South High School Richards St , Edward
M Woodward, Principal
Assumption College; prep and coll ; R. C ;
Sister Superior.
Bancroft School, prep ; co-ed. , non-sect;
est 1900, Frank H. Robson, A. M., Head-
master
Becker's Business College, Mrs Edward C.
A. Becker, Prin
Clark College, coll , men, non-sect, est
1902, Edmund C Sanford, Ph. D, Pres.
Clark University, graduate, co-ed , non-
sect, G Stanley Hall, LL D, President
College of the Holy Cross, coll., men; B.
C , est 1843, Rev Joseph N Dinand, &
J, Pres.
Highland Military Academy, boys' board-
Ing, F E , Joseph Alden Shaw, Principal.
Hinman's Business College, bus and sten ,
A H HInman, Prin
Kimball School for Girls, girls' boarding;
non-sect , est 1886, Miss E A. Kimball,
Prin
St John's School, prep , co-ed , R C.,
Brother Roberts, Principal
State Normal School, co-ed., est 1874,
William B Asplnwall, Ph D, Pres.
Tyler's Business College, est 1901, Mils
Edna I Tyler, Principal, 311 Main St
Worcester Academy, boys' boarding, non-
sect, est 1884, Daniel W Abercromble,
LL. D, PrJn
Worcester Art Museum School, art, co-ed. (
est 1897, Harry Stuart Mlchie, Principal.
Worcester Business Institute, bus and
sten , est 1899, C B Post, Principal,
476 Main St
Worcester Domestic Science School, normal;
non-sect , est 1906, Mrs F A Wethered,
Principal, 156 Institute Road
Worcester Polytechnic Institute, courses in
General Science, Chemistry, Mechanical,
CIvi1, and Electrical Engineering, men ,
non-sect , est 1865, Ira N Hollis, L. H.
D, President
Yarmouth, Barnstable Co., pop. 1,4£0.
City Superintendent— Chester R. Stacy
Principal High School—Howard Howes
MICHIGAN
Population, 2,810,173 School census, 771,471 School age, 5-20
Michigan is the eighth state of the Union in point of population, having a total
of 2,810,173 inhabitants, of whom 99 1 per cent are white Of this number 21 2
per cent, are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population,
ten years of age ana over, is 3 3 per cent , the state ranking fourteenth in this respect
The educational system of the state is as follows
STATE STJPERINTENDT 'S OFFICE
FRBD L KTCT!T,TSR, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Lansing
ETTA H GARDINE, Chief Clerk Lansing
GRACE WALLACE, Chief Statistician Lansing
JEAN G Gow, Assistant Statistician Lansing
J W HAZARD, Assistant Statistician Lansing
CLARA A HINMAN, Assistant Statistician Lansing
IDA M HUSTON, Editor Lansing
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
W J McKoNE, President Albion
FEED L KETCLTCB, Secretary Lansing
THOMAS W NADAL, Vice-President Escanaba
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION
Michigan has no State Text Book Commission, the state law making it op-
tional with the local boards or voters of the respective counties whether .free text-
books shall be furnished m the public schools
MICHIGAN TEACHERS' READING CIRCLE BOARD
FRED L TT-IETCT.!™, Superintendent of Public Instruction, ex-officio Lansing
V R HuNaERiroRD, President Paw Paw
HARVEY H LOWREY, Secretary -Treasurer Ionia
M* W HENSEL Bhssfield
ALBERT E STERNE Ishpeming
HARRY MCGLAVE HiUsdale
Michigan has a provision in the state constitution that the legislature shall
provide for at least one library in every township
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
8 O EARTWELL, President . . . , Kalamazoo
JOHN P EVERETT, Secretary ... Mt Clemens
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COUNTY SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
County Name and Address
Alcona Thomas B Cook, Harrisville
Alger John W Taylor, Munisingr
Allegan C Lloyd Goodrich, Allegan
Alpena E L Little, Alpena
Antrim C L Taisey, Bellalre
Arenac Geo H Glasure, Standish
Barag-a S O Clinton, Baragra
Barry B J Edger, Hastings
Bay John B Lains, Bay City
Benzie T H. Fewlass, Honor
Berrien G N Otwell, St Joseph
Branch Frank E Robmson, Cold water
Calhoun Frank D Miller, Marshall
Cass Ruth H Mosier, Dowagiac
Charlevoix J H Milford, East Jordan
Cheboygran W. L. Coffey, Cheboy^an
Chippewa
T R Easterday, Sault Ste Marie
Clare A H Aldrich, Harrison
Clinton T H Townsend, St. Johns
Crawford Alveretta Irvingr, Graylingr
Delta Peter R. Legrg, Gladstone
Dickinson Don O'Hara, Iron Mountain
Eaton Cynthia A Green, Charlotte
Emmett H. S Babcock, Harbor Springs
Genesee H E Potter, Flint
Glad win F E Armstrong, Glad win
Gogebic Laura Bowden, Ironwood
Grand Traverse
Lee Hornsby, Traverse City
Gratiot Howard A Potter, Ithaca
Hillsdale Harry McClave, Hillsdale
Houghton William Bath, Houghton
Huron Wm H Sparling, Bad Axe
Ingham F E Searl, Mason
Ionia H H. Lowrey, Ionia
losco J A Campbell, Whittemore
Iron John F Mason, Mansfield
Isabella E T Cameron, Mt Pleasant
Jackson Thos M Sattler, Jackson
Kalamazoo S Mapes, Kalamazoo
Kalkaska Irene L Getty, Kalkaska
Kent A M Freeland, Grand Rapids
Keweenaw Henry a Winter, Mohawk
Lake E G Johnson, Luther
County Name and Address
Lapeer Chas H Naylor, Lapeer
Leelanau Bertha B Campbell
Traverse City, R D 5
Lenawee John W Gray, Adrian
Livingston Hugh Aldrich, Howell
Luce Eva E Buermann, Newberry
Mackinac E J Lachance, St Ignace
Macomb O D Thompson, Romeo
Manistee
Josephine A. Reynolds, Manistee
Marquette A E Sterne, Ishp em ing-
Mason C A Rinehart, Scottville
Mecosta Bert J Ford, Big Rapids
Menominee Jesse Hub bard, Menominee
Midland John A Mustard, Midland
Missaukee John Q Zuck, Lake City
Monroe James J Kelley, Monroe
Montcalm E D Straight, Stanton
Montmorency B J Walters, Lewlston
Muskegon N B Chisholm, Montague
Newaygo Isabelle M Becker, Fremont
Oakland A L Craft. Pontiac
Ooeana , .Emma Hutchins, Hart
Ogenaw
Josephine Woods, West Branch
Ontonagon A C Adalr, Rockland
Osceola Geo F Roxburgh, Reed City
Oscoda Marguerite L Perry, Mio
Otsego Ray F Jennings, Gaylord
Ottawa Nelson R Stanton, Holland
Presque Isle M H Nester, Rogers
Roscommon Ellen McCrea, Roscommon
Saginaw B S Tefft, Saginaw, W S.
St Clalr E T Blackney, Port Huron
St Joseph F J Wheeler, Centerville
Sanilac W J Musselman, Sandusky
Schoolcraft
W T S Cornell, Manistique
Shiawassee H E Slocum, Corunna
Tuscola Henry P Bush, Caro
VanBuren V R Hungerford, Paw Paw
Washtenaw Evan Essery, Ann Arbor
Wayne E W Tost, Trenton
Wexford W H. Faunce, Cadillac
PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Adrian, Lenawee Co , pop 10,768
Pres Bd Educ— Dr C B M Leader
Sec Bd Bduc— E N Smith
City Superintendent — Charles W Mickena.
Principal High School — El BJ Gallup
Supv Music — Lulu Geddes
Manual Training— Blanche Van Auken
Domestic Science — Josephine Douglass.
Physical Culture— Winifred Ward.
Drawing — Ella P Irish
Adrian College, coll , co-ed,, Meth Frot,
est 1859, B W Anthony, Pres
Brown's Business University, bus. and
sten , est 1884, L S Brown, Pres
Industrial School for Girls, state institu-
tion for delinquents, est 1879, Mary C
Johnson, Supt
Raisin Valley Seminary, prep , co-ed.,
Friends, C W Abee, Prin.
Albion, Calhoun Co., pop 8,838*
Pres Bd EJduc. — Homer Blair
Sec Bd Bduc— D A. Garfleld.
City Superintendent — "William J McKone
Principal High School — C H Griffey
Supv Music — Jennie Worthington
Supv Manual Training1 — D H Waters.
Domestic Science — EJffie Thrasher
Drawing — Sybil Robinson
Commercial — Grace Norton
Albion College, Liberal Arts, Music and
Business Departments, co-ed , M B ,
est 1843, Samuel Dickie, LL D, Pres
AJgonae, St Clalr Co , pop 1,371
Principal High School — Tina Stretch
Allegan, Allegan Co., pop. »,410.
City Superintendent — H "W Mclntosh
Principal High School— Miss A. I Single.
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Alma, Gratlot Co , pop 2,900*
City Superintendent — Frank E Ellsworth
Principal High School — R A Collins
Alma College, Liberal Arts, Music, Art and
Preparatory Departments, co-ed , Presb ,
est 1887, Thomas C Blalsdell, Ph D,
Pres
Alpena, Alpena Co, pop 12,706.
Pres 3d Educ — L G Dafoe.
Sec Bd Educ — W P Collins
City Superintendent— L G Mofell
Principal High School — P L. Churm
Supv Music — Margaret Aikens
Commercial — Emily Hilliard
Alpena Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1898, Mrs M L Veenfliet, M A.
Pres
Ann Arbor, tVashtenaw Co , pop 14,817
Pres Bd Educ-— Ottmar Eberbach
Sec Bd Educ — G J Pay
City Superintendent — Herbert M Slauaon
Principal High School— W M Aikin.
Supv Music — Florence B Potter
Manual Training— Lisa Oaterholm
Domestic Science — Katharine Burritt
Drawing — Ma tie P Corn well
Commercial — O V Adams
Physical Cult (Boys)— W M Apple
Phya Cult (Girls) — Hazel £3 Brightman.
St Thomas High School, prep , co-ed , K
C , Sister M Magdalene, Prin
Stenographic Institute, sten , est 1884,
Selby A Moran, B S, Prln
University of Michigan, comprises Depart-
ment of Literature, Science, and the
Arts (includes courses in Forestry, Busi-
ness Administration, Landscape De-
sign Journalism and Teachers' Course),
of Engineering of Medicine and Surgery,
of Law of Pharmacy, Homeopathic Med-
ical College, of Dental Surgery and
Graduate Department, state univ , co-
ed , est 1837 Harry Burns Hutchins,
LL D , President
University of Michigan, College of Dental
Surgery, co-ed , est 1875, Nelville 6
Hofi, D D S , Dean
University of Michigan, Department of En-
gineering, Civil, Mechanical, Electrical,
Naval, Chemical and Conservation En-
gineering, Architecture and Architectural
Engineering, est 1895, Mortimer £3
Cooley, LL D, Dean.
University of Michigan, Department of For-
estry, men, Filibert Roth, Director
University of Michigan, Department of
Law, law, co-ed , eut 1859, H M. Bates,
Dean
University of Michigan, Department of
Medicine and Surgery, med , reg , co-ed ,
est. 1850, Victor C Vaughan, So JD , M
D, Dean
University of Michigan, Homeopathic Med-
ical College, med , homeop , co-ed., est.
1875, W B Hinsdale, M D, Dean
University of* Michigan, School of Phar-
macy, two and four year courses, co-ed ,
est 1868, Alviso B Stevens, Dean
University of Michigan, School of Music,
co-ed , est 1892, Albert A Stanley, A
M, Director
Ann Arbor — continued
Waples Bissell School, prep da> , co-ed,
non-sect , est 1907 Miss Margaret Eve-
Ijn Waples B L, Principal
Bad Axe, Huron Co , pop 1,750
Pres Bd Educ — Joseph Tremont
Sec Bd Educ — George English
City Superintendent — P N Sawyer
Principal High School— Edith Eaton
Supv Music — Eunice Wartman
Bangor, Van Boren Co , pop 1,200
Principal High School — Paul C Stetson
Battle Creek, Calhonn Co , pop 85,807
Pres Bd Educ — Fred Wella
Sec Bd Educ— F A Allwardt
City Superintendent — William G Coburn
Principal High School— H R Atkinson
Supv Music — Mrs Amy Cutting
Manual Training — Harold E Kirby
Domestic Science — Alice Cimmer
Physical Culture — Mabel P Bacon
Drawing — Marion E Gregory
Commercial — George E Cooley
Battle Creek College, -prep , co-ed , Seventh
Day Adv , Edward A Sutherland, Prin
Battle Creek Business University, bua and
sten , J B Krug, Prin
Cornell Shorthand School, bus and sten ,
est 1902, W E Cornell Principal
Gardner Commercial School, bus and sten ,
Elmer E Gardner, Manager
Michigan Business and Normal College,
nor and bus , est 1898, C J Argubright
Pres
Normal School of Physical Education, co-
ed , William W Hastings, Dean
St Phillip's School, girls' boarding, R C ,
Sister Veronica, Superior
School of Applied Art, art, co-ed , eit.
1898, Edward 8 Pelsworth, Fres
Bay City, Bay Co , pop 45,106
City Superintendent — E E Ferguson
Prin Bast Side H S — Norman B Sloan
Prin West Side H S — H D Hughes
Bay City Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1889, Gillesple and Wason, Princi-
pals
Holy Rosary Academy, girls' boarding, R
C , est 1906, Mother Superior
Oral School for the Deaf, private school for
deaf, Miss Matie Gamble, Principal
Beldlngr, Ionia Co , pop 8,000
Free Bd Educ— Dr J H Armstrong
Sec Bd Educ — B F Brown
City Superintendent — Frank C Janes
Principal High School— J C Crittenden
Supv Mus & Draw — Abbie Williams
Manual Training— Rosina Bignell
Bellalre, Antrim Co , pop 1,200
Principal High School — Bertha E Baker
Bcnton Harbor, Berrlen Co , pop 9,185.
Free Bd Educ— Victor M Gore.
Sec Bd, Educ — F W Sessions
City Superintendent — William R Wright.
principal High School — Hugh H Barr
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Benton Harbor — continued
Supv MUB & Draw — Hope I Millar
Manual TraIning~-M J Dunkirk.
Domestic Science — Edna MoNaughton
Commercial — Ben S Frost
Benton Harbor College , prep and nor , co-
ed , est 1892, non-sect., G J Edgecomb,
Fh Df Prtn
Benzonia, Benzle Co , pop 484
Pres Bd Educ — N D Benson
Sec Bd Educ — E B Judson
City Superintendent — J C Keddie
Principal High School — Anna L Sands
Benzonia Academy, prep , co-ed , Cong ,
est 1900, O R Caton, Prln
Berrien Springs, Berrien Co , pop 1,000
Principal High School — Grace Travis.
Emmanuel Missionary College, co-ed , est
1901, Otto J Graf, B A., Pres
Bessemer, Gogeblc Co, pop 8,500
City Superintendent — Charles R Cobb
Principal High School — Truman H Glass
Big Rapids, Mecosta Co , pop 4,519
Pres Bd Educ — W B Lyons
Sec Bd Educ — W H Rowe
City Superintendent — Edward Whitney
Principal High School — Roy 8 Head
Supv Music — Bertha Shattuck
Manual Training— M J Klrkland
Domestic Science — Miss Tina McNeece
Penmanship — Sybil Couyhlin
Com'l & Stenog'y— Nellie Kelly
Ferris Institute, College Preparatory, Nor-
mal, Kindergarten, Music, Pharmacy,
Commercial Telegraphy and Civil Ser-
vice, co-ed , non-sect , est 1884, Wood-
bridge N Ferris, Pres
Ferris Institute, School of Pharmacy
phar , co-ed. , W N Ferris, Fres
Birmingham, Oakland Co , pop 1,250
Pres Bd Educ — R J Coryell
Sec Bd Educ — Caseins Carter
City Superintendent— Rhoda M Starr
Prin High School — Mildred M Connelly
Supv Mus & Draw — M E Starr
Boyne City, Charlevolx Co, pop 5,218
Pres Bd Educ — E H Sheperd
Sec Bd Educ— W L Martin
City Superintendent — Leslie A Butler
Principal High School — A. T Greenman
Supv Music — Blossom Vroman
Manual Training — Ella Carr
Domestic Science — Anne Callow
Commercial— Lottie Carson.
Brighton, Livingston Co , pop. 1,000
Principal High School — Eve Fisher
Bronson, Branch Co , pop 1,250
Principal High School — Bertha M Robinson
Buchanan, Berrlen Co., pop. 1,831.
Pres Bd Educ — Charles Pears
Sec Bd Educ — Charles Rainton
City Superintendent — B F Bggert
Principal High School — Nina L Ransom
Buchanan— continued
Supv Music — Ruth East
Man Tr , Dom Sci & Dra\v — L.\ dia Seld-
schlag
Commercial — B F Eggert
Cadillac, Wexford Co , pop 8,375.
Pres Bd Educ — Mrs D F Biggins
Sec Bd Educ —George Johnston
City Superintendent — George A McGee
Principal High School — J E Porter
Supv Music — Gertrude Gamble
Manual Training — Floyd Allen
Domestic Science — Emma Green
Physical Culture— Nell Price
Drawing — Grace Simmonds
Commercial — Frances Hansen
Calumet, Houghton Co, pop 20,000
City Superintendent — Edward J Hajl
Principal High School — C L Phelps
Capac, St Clalr Co , pop 1,100
Pres Bd Bduc — Barton Wade
Sec Bd Educ — Nobel Hunter
City Superintendent — W H Bath
Principal High School — Nina Tlce
Supv Music — Grace Hunter
Domestic Science — Ethel Hunter
Caro, Tnscola Co , pop 2,500.
Pres Bd Educ — L G Seeley
Sec Bd Educ — Mrs Alice Palmer
City Superintendent— Ellsworth Schall
Prinaipal High School— C J Miller
Supv Mus & Draw — Neva A Pool
Carrollton, Sagtnaw Co , pop. 1,500
Principal High School — Mamie Calahan
Cass City, Tnscola Co , pop 1,600
Principal High School — Helen G Hunter
Cassopolls, Cass Co, pop 1,550
Principal High School — Carrie L Ranney
Cedar Lake, Montcalm Co , pop 100
Cedar Lake Industrial Academy, prep , co-
ed., est 1902, R. W Garrett, Prin.
Cedar Springs, Kent Co , pop 1,050
Principal High School — Gertrude Taylor
Central Lake, Antrim Co., pop 1,200
Principal High School— Hazel Pell
Charlevoix, Charlevolx Co , pop 2,500
Principal High School — Dwight L. Wilson
Charlotte, Eaton Co., pop 4,886
City Superintendent — Charles H Carrlck
Principal High School — Genevleve Sheehan
Cheboygan, Gheboygan Co , pop 6,859
Pres Bd Educ — A W Ramsay
Sec Bd Educ — G A Hugill
City Superintendent— Washington L. Barr
Principal High School— M E Knoll
Supv Mus & Draw — Katharine D Hamil-
ton
Domestic Science — Mary B Trumpour
Commercial — John F Gardner
Ferguson Business College, bus » sten ,
Prof J A Ferguson, Pres.
Cbesaning, Saglnaw Co , pop 1,600
Principal High School — Viola Merwin
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Clare, Clare Co , pop 2,000
Principal High School — Margaret Cameron
Clarksvllle, Ionia Co, pop 860
Free Bd Educ — A C is ash
Sec Bd Educ — O J Eldred
City Supt and Prm H S — S B Chapel
Michigan Normal Academy and Business
College, prep , co-ed non-sect Charles
J Transue, Prin.
Clio, Oenesee Co, pop 1,000
Principal High School — Olive B Hofer
Coldwater, Branch Co, pop 5,945
Pres Bd Bduc — H P Woodward.
Sec Bd Bduc — Arthur G Lyon.
City Superintendent-— Charles A R Stone.
Principal High School— Glen A Buchtel
Supv Music — Mrs F D Brought on
Manual Training — Cecil Morrison
Domestic Science — Viva Osborn
Commercial — Frank Stlnebower
Michigan State Public School, state insti-
tution for dependent children co-ed ,
est, 1874 John B Montgomery, Supt.
Coleman, Oakland Co, pop 1,000
Principal Hi?h School — Agnes Menery
Coloma, Bernen Co , pop 1,000
Pres Bd Educ — Thornton Carter
Sec Bd Bduc — A W Baker
City Superintendent— W A Conrad
Principal High School— Martha Fisher
Colon, St Joseph Co , pop 1,050
Principal High School — Lena Emlow
Constantino, St Joseph Co , pop 1,400.
Principal High School — Clara E D Carson
Cornnna, Shlawaasee Co , pop 1,601
Principal High School—May B Renwick
Croswell, Sanilao Co , pop 1,650
Principal High School— F W Frostic.
Crystal Falls, Iron Co , pop 2,081
Pres Bd Bduc — J F Corcoran
Sec Bd Bduc — W J Richards
City Superintendent— W D Hill
Principal High School — C A Burkhart
Supv Music — Miss Marie Geiger
Manual Training— Leslie A Bumsey
Domestic Science — Joy M Meier
Drawing1 — Miss Edna Lynch
Commercial — C A. Blanchard
Pen'ahip and Stenog'y— Miss Mary Ellison
Decatur, Tan Bnren Co, pop 1,404.
Principal High School— Mabel C Willison
Detroit, Wayne Co, pop 465,760
Fres* Bd Educ — Hiram C Goldberg
Sec Bd Educ — Charles A Gadd
City Superintendent — Charles E Chadsey
General Supervisor — Miss Mercy J Hayes
Supv Grammar — Oliver G Frederick
Supv Primary — Charles L Spain
Manual Training— John H Trybom
Music — Thomas H Chilverg
Drawing— Alice Viola Guys!
Physical Training— Ethel Perrin
Kindergartens — Regenia R Heller
Detroit — continued
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Cass High School Grand River and High
Sts Benjamin F Comfort Principal
Central High School, Cass Warren and
Hancock David Mackenzie Principal
Eastern High School Boulevard and Mack,
J Remsen Bishop Principal
Northwestern H S , Grand River and Boule-
vard Principal
Western High School Scotten near Baker,
William A Morse, Principal
Academy of the Sacred Heart girls' day,
R C est 1850 Madam L Gerardin,
Superior 322 Jefferson Ave
Association Institute* prep , men, est 1895
William B Van Akin, B A, Prin
Beacon School prep co-ed non-sect , \
Miss L V Greene, A B, Director, 489
Third Ave
Business Institute, bus and sten , est 1906
Lewis Case Kauch, Pres
Darling's School for Girls, Mrs , girls
boarding, Mrs Ada Brann Darling, Prin
Detroit Business University, bus and sten.,
est 1860, E R Shaw President, 61 W
Grand River
Detroit College of Law law, co-ed est
1891, Hon William L Carpenter, Presi-
dent 66 Home Bank Building
Detroit College of Medicine, med , reg ,
men, est 1868, Theodore A McGraw, LL
D, M D, Dean, Cor St Antoine and
Mullet.
Detroit College of Medicine, Department of
Dental Surgery, dent , men est 1891
Theodore A McGraw, M A , M D , Dean
Cor St Antoine and Mullet
Detroit College of Medicine, Department of
Pharmacy, phar , men, est 1890 John
B Clark, Dean, Cor St. Antoine and
Mullet
Detroit Conservatory of Music mus , est
1874 James H Bell, Manager
Detroit Hebrew Institute, prep , co-ed , est
1898, Jacob B Barnch, Prin, 49 Division
St »
Detroit Homeopathic Medical College, med ,
homeop , co-ed , eat 1872, D A Mac-
Lachlan, M D , Dean, 186 Lafayette Ave
Detroit Normal Training School , nor ,
women city, Charles L Spain, A. B,
Principal
Detroit School for Writers journalism by
corr est 1892, Mrs Frane M Nichols
President
Detroit School of Art, art, co-ed., Mary
McMaster and Hattle N Leonard, Di-
rectors, 271 Woodward Ave
Detroit School of Expression, elo and
drama, co-ed , Mrs Mildred A Bolt,
Prin, 1191 Jefferson Ave
Detroit School of Lettering, sign-painting
and show card writing corr , est 1899,
Lawrence S Strong, President
Detroit School of Music, piano, co-ed , est
1882 Franz Apel Mus D , Director 106
Broadway
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Detroit— continued
Detroit School of Retlnoscopy, optical, co-
ed , eat 1901, William H Poole, M D.
Prea , 270 Woodward Ave
Detroit Semina/y, girls' boarding, non-
sect , eat 1859, Ada Brown Darling, Prin
Detroit Technical Institute tech and bus .
T M O A , eat 1891, Benjamin D Ed-
wards, Director
Detroit Telegraph Institute tel est 1910,
S N Parsons Manager, 92 Qrlswold St
Detroit Training School of Elocution and
English Literature, est 1878, Mrs Edna
Cbaffee Noble, Director, 780 Woodward
Detroit University School, prep > boys
Frederick L Bliss, Prin , 16 Elm wood
Ave
Gutchess-Metropolitan Business College ,
bus and sten , est. 1896, J Clifford Ken-
nedy, Prin
Lewis School for Stammerers, stammering,
co-ed , est 1895, George Andrew Lewis,
Pres , 85 Adelaide St
Liggett School, girls' boarding, non-sect ,
est 1882, Miss Ella M Liggett, Principal,
73 Stimson PI
Michigan Conservatory of Music, mus , est
1900 Frederic L Abel, Director, 1020
Woodward ave
Miles College, bus and sten , est 1886, R.
H Miles, Pres, 78 Miami Ave
Most Holy Trinity School, prep , co-ed , R
C, Sisters of Mary, Prins , 148 Porter
SI
Pernln School of Commerce, sten , H R
Shafer President, 58 Lafayette Blvd
Reed School for Nervous and Backward
Children, children under 16, est 1900,
Mr and Mrs Frank A Reed, Directors,
885 Hubbard Ave
Reed School for Stammerers, stammering,
co-ed, eat. 1900, Frank A Reed, Prin,
887 Hubbard Ave
St Joseph's Commercial School, bus. and
sten , R C , men, est 1890, Brother B
Austin, Principal, 65 Jay St
Seminary of the Fellclan Sisters, girls'
boarding, R C , est 1882, Magdelene
Bronek, Superior
Sprague Correspondence School of Law;
law, corresp , est 1890, William C
Sprague, Pres , Majestic BIdg
Thomas Normal Training School, teachers*
training courses In Music, Drawing, Do-
mestic Science, Manual Training and
Physical Training, co-ed , est 1888, Miss
Jennie Louise Thomas, Director, 3111
North Blvd
University of Detroit, comprises College of
Arts, of Engineering of Law, and the
High School, men, R C , est 1877, Rev
William F Dooley, S J, Pres
University of Detroit, College of Engineer-
ing, co-operative courses in civil, me-
chanical, and electrical engineering, men,
R C , J R McColl, B S , Dean
University of Detroit, College of Law, law,
co-ed, , George S Hosmer, Dean
Washington Normal School, nor , women,
city, J F Thomas, Principal
Dowaglac, Cass Co, pop 5,088
Cits- Superintendent — P T MoCormack
Principal High School — W LeRoy Perkins
Prin Co Normal — Loretta Fltzpatrlck
Durand, Shlawasse Co , pop 2,166
Principal High School — Anna Burkhelser
East Jordan, Charlevolx Co , pop 1,650
Principal High School— VIda Collins
East Tawas, Isoco Co , pop 1,880
Pres Bd Educ — E E Kunze
Sec Bd Educ— J W Tatt
City Superintendent — S C Mitchell
Principal High School — MIna C Hamilton
Eaton Rapids, Eaton Co , pop 2,197
Pres Bd Educ — J B Hendee
- Sec Bd Educ — J H Ramsay
City Superintendent — B E Cramp ton.
Principal High School— F A Prater
Supv Mus & Draw — Pearl B Keene
Man Tr & Dom Sci — Bessie A Hyde
East ran sing, Ingham Co , pop 400
Michigan Agricultural College, courses in
Agriculture, Civil, Electrical and Mechan-
ical Engineering Forestry, Home Eco-
nomics and Veterinary Medicine, state,
co-ed , est 1859, Jonathan L Snyder,
LL D, Pres
Elk Rapids, Antrim Co , pop 1,733
Principal High School — Laura J Haggart.
Esoanaba, Delta Co , pop 13,194
Pres Bd Educ — N C Spencer
City Superintendent — F E King
Principal High School — Prof Lint
Gordon's Business College, DUS , sten , co-
ed non-sect Principal
St Joseph High SchooJ, prep co-ed , R
C , Sister Ignatia Superior
E\art, Oscelo Co, pop
Principal High School — A A Walker
Fenton, Genesee Co , pop 2,684
Principal High School — Helen L Wood
Hint, Genesee Co pop 88,554.
Pres Bd Educ — Geo W Cook
Sec Bd Educ— W C Lewis
City Superintendent — Alvln N Cody
Principal High School — C G Wade.
Supv Music — Emma Fischer
Manual Training — Glenn Mayer
Domestic Science— Marina Moon
Physical Culture — Edith Harden
Drawing — Sara Dewey
Penmanship— Minnie Compton
Com'l and Stenog*y— W J Russell
Flint-Bliss Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1898, W A Cooley, Manager
Michigan School for the Deaf, state,, eit,
1854, Francis D Clarke, Supt
Flushing:, Genesee Go f pop 1,070
Fres Bd Educ — A E Ransom
Sec Bd Educ— M D Phelps
City Superintendent — L W Beardsley
Principal High School — C L Harrison.
FowlerriUe, Livingston Co , pop 1,175
Principal High School — Idalene Tj^ebb
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Frankfort, Benzle Co , pop 1,409
Pres Bd Educ . — Wm Upton.
Sec Bd Educ — Geo M Moore
City Superintendent — C A Everest
Supv Mus & Man Tr— Mrs Edythe Ware-
ham
Fremont, Newaygo Co, pop 2,009
Pres Bd Educ — P A Gibson
Sec Bd Educ— Milo A White
City Superintendent — A R Shigley
Principal High School — Lyle Stover
Supv Mus & Draw — Ada Miller
Gaylord, Otsego Co, pop 1351
Pres Bd Educ — D H Hutchins
Sec Bd Educ.— S W Buck
City Superintendent — H G Warne
Gladstone, Delta Co , pop 4,811
Pres Bd Educ— C \ Clark.
Sec Bd Educ — P B Hammond
Oitv Superintendent — E J Willman
Principal High School — M A Wheatley
Supv Music — Agues Haberznan
Commercial — Llaj me Haugstof er
Grand Haven, Ottawa Co , pop 6,856
Pres Bd Educ — Geo A Farr
Sec Bd Educ —Mrs Nellie G Squier
City Supt — Lawrence H van den Berg
Principal High School — Arthur W Selden
Supv Mus & Draw — Rose R Netzorg
Com 1 and Stenog'y — Ethel Anderson
Akeley Hall for Girls, girls' boarding, P
E est 1887 Miss Susan Hill Yerkea,
Prlb
Grand Ledge, Baton Co, pop 2,439
Principal High School — Jonas Sawdon
Grand Marals, Alger Co, pop 1,000
Principal High School — Mary E Moloney
Grand Rapids, Kent Co , pop 112,571
Pres Bd Educ —Henry E Crow
Sec Bd Educ — Herbert N Morrlll
Cltj Superintendent — William A Greeson
Asst Supt — Mrs Therese Townsend
Supv Art — Charlotte Calkins
Music — John W Seattle
Kindergarten — Annie J Blanchard
Phy Educ — Eva H Reynier
Backward Children — Cordelia Cresswell
Recreation — Charles H Mills
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Central High School Fountain N E nr N
College, Jesse B Da\is, Principal
Junior High School, Ransom Ave N E and
Lyon, Paul C Stetson, Principal
Manual Training School, Louis R Abbott,
Director
Union High School, Turner Ave N W and
4th, Isaac B Gilbert, Principal
Bedsley School of Oratory and Dramatic
Art, elo and drama, co-ed., Mrs. Maria
Wilson Beasley, Prln , 132 Monroe St
Eastman Private School, prep , girls', non-
sect., Mrs W H Eastman, Prln., 110
Barclay St
Grand Rapids Business Institute, bus, sten
and tel , est 1910, M E Davenport,
Manager 101 Lyon St , A S Parish,
President
Grand Rapids— continued
Grand Rapids Kindergarten Training
School, kind training, women, est 1891,
Clara Wheeler, Acting Principal, 28 Foun-
tain St
Grand Rapids Veterinary College, vet,
men, est 1897, H L Schuh, D V M,
President
McLachlan Business University, bus. and
sten est 1895 M McLachlan, Prin
Powell School for Boys, military and prep ,
Superintendent
Theological School and Calvin College,
theo , co-ed , Chris Ref , est 1876, Rev
Louis Berkhof, Pies
Valley City Commercial School, bus and
sten , co-ed , est 1866, F L Brooks,
Pres
Wai bridge Private School, prep , co-ed ,
Cong , est 1900, Nelson H Walbrldge,
A M , Prln , 15 Dunham St
Webb Academy, prep co-ed , est 1900,
William E/Webb, Principal
Grayling, Craftford Co , pop 1,825
Pres Bd ESuc — Charles T Jerome
Sec Bd Educ— M A Bates
City Superintendent — A A, Ellsworth
Principal High School — Grace Jacobs
Draw & Pen ship— Nellie Magnant
Greenville, Montcalm Co pop 4,045
Pres Bd* Educ — E W Ranney
Sec Bd Educ— Chas M Miller
City Superintendent — Chester F Straight
Principal High School — Mary E Fish
Supv Music — Mae Scarvlll
Drawing — Alice Fulder
Penmanship — Hazel Vlning
Com 1 and Stenog'y— 'Harry Myers
Grosse Pointe, Wayne Co, pop 500
Academy of the Sacred Heart , girls' board- •
Ing, est 1885, R C , Madam A Smith,
Superior
Hamtramcfc, Wayne Co , pop 8,559
Pres Bd Educ — Arthur P Schroeder
Sec Bd Educ — Charles Fields
City Superintendent — E G Van Deventer
Hancock, Houghton Co , pop 8,081.
Pres Bd Educ — Jacob Baer
Sec Bd Educ — John M Wagner
City Superintendent — H D Lee
Principal H S — Hugh E Johnson
Supv Mus & Draw — Harriet Petry.
Manual Training— Archie P Nevlne
Commercial — F M Bedlnger
Stenography — Ruth Lagerquist
Harbor Beach, Huron Co , pop 1,200
Pres Bd Educ — W L Rossman
Sec Bd Educ — Bela W Jenks
City Superintendent — L F King
Principal High School — Edith J Hallock.
Supv Mus & Draw — Mabel Foutz
Harbor Springs, Emmet Co , pop. 1,672
Principal High School— Walter Humlatog
Hart, Oceana Co , pop 1,775
Pres Bd Educ —Charles B Eddy
Sec Bd Educ — J D S Hanson
City Superintendent — Frank A Jensen
Principal High School — Arthur Doudlneatu
Supv Mus & Draw — Verna Luthes,
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MICHIGAN
Hartford, Van Boren Co, pop 1,850
Pres Bd Educ — A Z Perry
Sec Bd Bduc — F G Simpson
City Superintendent — G S Foster
Principal High School — Sabra L Toting1
Supv Music and Drawing* — Miss Metz
Hastings, Barry Co , pop, 4,383.
Pres Bd Educ — J C Ketcham.
Sec Bd Educ — Wm L Shulters
City Superintendent — W B Conkling
Principal High School — W T Wallace
Supv Music— Gladys M Fetter
Manual Training — A J Damoth.
Domestic Science — Lucile Hawkins
Drawing — Martha Striker
Penmanship — Josephine Long1
Commercial — Grace N Bowman
Stenography — Hazel Mosher
Highland Park, Wayne Co*, pop $00
Pres Bd Educ— -E H Ives
Sec Bd Bduc — W S Co-nely
City Superintendent — T J Knapp
Principal High School — E H E Mumford
Supv Music — Edith Nelson
Manual Training — Beatrice Webb
Domestic Science — Ethel Phillips
Drawing — Katherlne Margah
Penmanship & Com'l — E G Potter
Stenography — Anna Yoiks
Hillsdale, HlUsdale Co , pop 5,001
Pres Bd Educ — E O Dibble
Sec Bd Educ — Dr Blon Whelan
City Superintendent — Samuel J Gier
Principal High School — D G Clancy
Supv Music — Rita Noonan
Physical Culture — Brough O'Banlor
Man Tr & Draw — Olive Wilson
Hillsdale College, Collegiate, Theology, Mu-
sic, Art and Business Departments, co-
ed , Free Bapt , esL 1855, Joseph W
Mauck, L.L D, Pres
Holland, Ottawa Co , pop 10r490
City Superintendent— E E PelL
Principal High School — R Gilbert
Hope College, Collegiate, Preparatory and
Music Departments, co-ed.; Reformed,
eat 1866, Rev Ame Vennema, D D,
Pres
Western Theological Seminary, theoL,
Ref , men, est 1866, John W Beardslee,
Pres
Holland Business College, bus and sten ,
est, 1894, Cornelius J Dregman, Prln
Homer, CaUboun Co,, pop, 1,875
Pres Bd. Bduc — A. E Hunter
Sec Bd Educ — S EL Crane.
City Superintendent — A J Flint
Principal High School — Miss G L. Laufman
Supv Music & Draw — Miss Brown
Manual Training — Guy Thenen
HoQghton, Honghton Co , pop
Pres Bd, Bduc.— P L. Rbblhson
Sec Bd Educ — William F Miller
City Superintendent — John A Doeller
Principal High School—John E Ertokson,
Supv Music — Cora Gaskill
Manual Training'— B A. Btxelke
Hough too— continued
Domestic Science — Anna McCutchem.
Physical Culture — Carlo J Wagner
Drawing — Eva Brown
Penmanship — John Seattle
Commercial — T N DeHaven
Michigan College of Mines, Mining Engi-
neering and Metallurgy, men, state, esL
1885, Fred Walter MoNair, D So, Prea.
Howard City, Montcalm Co » pop. 1,872
Principal High School — Marion Powers.
Howell, Livingstone Co , pop 2,450
City Superintendent — A. F Schultz
Principal High School — Miss A. E Johnsom
Hudson, Lenawee Co , pop 2,807.
Pres Bd Educ — W N Derbyshire
Sec Bd Educ.— R A Beach
City Superintendent — Charles I* Poor
Principal High School — M C Yokom
Supv Music — Eleanor Kelly
Penmanship— Dora Hart
Commercial — Gertrude Greenwood
Iralay City, Lapeer Co , pop 1,208
Principal High School — Alice R. Kenzler
Ionia, Ionia Co , pop 5,080
Pres Bd Educ— W B Heath
Sec Bd Bduc — Thane Benedict
City Superintendent — L L Forsythe
Principal High School — J F McGulnness
Supv Mus & Draw — Mrs Grace Duncan
Manual Training1— Edna Barlow.
Domestic Science — Irene Carter
Com 1 and Stenog*y — F P Snyder
Iron Mountain, Dickinson Co , pop 9,216
City Superintendent— Lee E Amldon
Principal High School — T O Chew
Supv Music — Mrs Annette Page
Manual Training— Stanley Garltre
Domestic Science — Minna Baab
Commercial — J L Kauffman
Iron River, Iron Co., pop, 1,900
Principal High School — Madge A. Stevens
IronwQod, Gegebic Co, pop. 12,821.
Pres Bd Educ —A, G Hedin,
Sec Bd. Educ — George N Sleight
City Superintendent — John V Brennan.
Principal High School — J C Watson.
Supv Music — Ida Peterson
Manual Training — E E Miller
Domestic Science — Cora Burdick
Physical Culture — Grace Fisher,
Drawing — Adeline Dietrich
Com'l and Stenog'y — W, W* Woodwtwdt
, Marquette Co.,
Bduc— Jcftra4 G
Sec Bd Bduc — JrreQTTottttesen,
City Superintendent — E E Scflbner
Principal High School— R. P Davis.
Supv Music-^Louiae Stone.
Manual Training1— Homer P Yutzey
Domestic Science— rAamat Schurt*;
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Ishpeming — continued
Drawing — Jean M Hay
Penmanship and Com'l — Q H Ringle
Stenography — Mrs J P Brown
St John's Convent, girls' boarding R C ,
Slater M Alexandrine, Superior
Ithaca, Gratiot Co, pop 1,980
Principal High School — Retta Feet Baker
Jackson, Jackson Co , pop 31,433
Pres Bd Bduc — Katherlne T Bennett.
Sec Bd Bduc — G W Seotford
City Superintendent — Edward O Marsh
Principal High School — J B Edmonson
Supv Music — Edith M Stone
Manual Training— A R Mason
Physical Culture — Chas H Hunt
Drawing — Frances M Beck
Devlin's Business College, bus and sten ,
H C Devlin, Pres
Jackson Business University bus and
sten , est 1901, B J Campbell, Prln
Jonesville, Hillsdale Co, pop 1,305
Pres Bd Educ — Freel Varnum
Sec Bd Educ — W M Wetmore
City Superintendent — R J Boynton
Principal High School— Delia Hale
Supv Music — Eva Proctor
Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo Co , pop 89,437
Pres Bd Educ— W W Olln
Sec Bd Educ — H H Buckhout
City Superintendent — Shattuck O Hartwell
Principal High School— H N Wortn
Supv Music — Esther M TJlrlch
Manual Training — Oeorge S Walte
Domestic Science — Marlon Russell
Physical Culture — Laurence Taylor
Drawing — Blanche Loekhart
Pen'shlp, Com'l & Stenog — S B Noroross
Kalamazoo Academy of Musical Art, mus.,
Frederick Rogers, Director
Kalamazoo College coll , co-ed , Bapt,
est 1833 Herbert Lee Stetson, Pres
Le Fevre Institute prep , R C , Sisters of
St Joseph
Lock-wood -Stoltz Art School, art, Guy H
Lockwood, Director
Michigan Female Seminary, girls' board-
ing, Presb , Elsie Garland Hobgon, Prln
Parson's Business College, bus and sten ,
W F Parsons, Pres
Western State Normal School, nor , state,
co-ed , est 1904, Dwlght B. Waldo, A
M, LL D, President
Wilbur Home School for the Feeble Minded,
co-ed , non-sect, est 1884, C T Wilbur.
M D , Prop and Supt
Kalkaska, Kalbaska Co , pop 1,855
Principal High School— Nettle Cole
Lake Linden, Honghton Co , pop 8.347.
City Superintendent — Henry Fisher
Principal High School— H D Lee
Sacred Heart School, prep , co-ed., R, C ,
Rev Sigiamund Pirron, Prln
Lake Odessa, Ionia Co , pop 1,400
Principal High School — Leroy W Stewart
Lakevlew, Montcalm Co, pop 1,200
Pres Bd Educ — S F Kennedy
Sec Bd Educ — Scott Swarthout.
City Superintendent — Fred A Kinney
Supv Mus & Draw — Mildred Tribbey
Lansing, Ingham Co , pop 31,229
Pres Bd Educ — Clarence E Holmes
Sec Bd Educ — Sylvia L Hunter
City Superintendent — Edw P Cummlngs
Principal High School— N B Sloan
Industrial School for Boys, state school for
delinquents, est 1857, Edward M Law-
son, Supt.
Lansing Business Institute, bus and
sten .est 1897, H J Beck, Mgr
Michigan School for the Blind, state, est
1881, Clarence E Holmes, Supt
Lapeer, Lapeer Co , pop 3,480
Pres Bd Educ — Vernella R Taylor
Sec Bd Educ — George R Buck
City Superintendent — U Stanley Wilson
Principal High School — Emma Laughnane
Supv Music — Marie Wanzeck
Manual Tiaining — Mae Byerly
Domestic Science — Bernice Beals
Commercial — Minnie McNalley
Laurimn, Hougrhton Co , pop 8,587
Pres Bd Educ — Capt John Pentecost.
Sec Bd Educ — F D Peterxnann
City Superintendent — Elizabeth A. Pope
Supv Mus & Draw— Harriet James
Sacred Heart Academv* prep , co-ed , R
C , Rev S A PerroflT O F M , Prto
Laurium Commercial School, prep and
bus , co-ed 1899, A J Holden
Leslie, Ingham Co , pop 1,906
Pres Bd Eduo — G W Leach
Sec Bd Educ — Rankln Young
City Superintendent — Clarence Vliet
Principal High School — Florence Galusha
Supv Mus & Draw — Verna Downs
Lowell, Kent Co , pop 1,900
Principal High School — Winifred Peters
Lndington, Mason Co , pop 9,132
Pres Bd Educ — M B Danaher
Sec Bd Educ — J H Lyons
City Superintendent — Frank E Millar
Principal H S— Kathryn M Sterling
Principal Co Normal — Mrs Lilly Robinson
Supv Music — Ruth E Hulton
Manual Training— Bertha Schenck*
Domestic Science— Ruth Brusselbach.
Physical Culture— E T Cockrell
Drawing— Nina A. Fleming
Penmanship and Com'l — O W Seipp
Ludlngton Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1898, Charles Rinehart, Manager
Maneelona, Antrim Co , pop 1,500
Pres Bd Educ — Mrs Lillian Hoffman
Sec Bd. Eduo— F E Hicks
City Superintendent— J Q Roode.
Principal High School— Ross Smith
Supv Mus & Draw — Lela Tltmarsh
Manual Training — Frank Hopplns
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Manchester, Washtenaw Co , pop 1,400.
Pres Bd Educ — Dr B A Tracy.
Sec Bd Educ — Dr G A Lewis.
City Superintendent— C W MoCallum.
Principal High School — Marie KIrchhofer
Supv Mus & Draw— Mlaa Dwyer
Manlstee, Manlstee Co , pop 12,881.
City Superintendent — Samuel W Baker
Prln High School — Joseph W Voorhels
Manlstee Business College, bus and sten ,
W H Martindlll, Pres
Manlstlque, Sohooleraft Go , pop 4,596.
Pres Bd Educ — Arthur 8 Putnam.
Sec Bd Educ — Boy H Teeple.
City Superintendent — George P Edmonds
Principal High School — L L Reichle
Supv Mus & Draw — Cella Blomgren
Domestic Science— Mae E Mitchell.
Com'l and Stenog'y— Elisabeth McNabb
Hanton, Wexford Co , pop 1,069
Principal High School— Susan A Flarer
Marcellus, Ca00 Co, pop 1,200
Principal High School — Grace Templeton
Marine City, St Glair Go , pop 8,762.
City Superintendent — P E Dennis
Principal High School — W L Wallace.
Marlette, Sanilac Go , pop 1,400
Principal High School — Bernice Sanford.
Marquette, Marqnette Co , pop 11,508
Pres Bd Bduc—J F Neidhordt.
Sec Bd Eduo — E S Bice
City Superintendent — Gustav W Gehrand,
Principal High School— J H McNeeL
Supv Music — Norma Ross
Manual Training — W D McClintock.
Domestic Science — Lutle Burfcholder
Drawing — Clara Williamson
Com'l and Stenog'y — C W Alexander
Marquette Business College, bus avid
sten , P H Ross, Prln
Northern State Normal School, nor , state,
co-ed , est 1899. James Hamilton Bar-
croft Kaye, A M , Pres
St Joseph's Academy, prep , co-ed., R, C ,
Mother Sacred Heart, Superior
Marshall, Calhoun Co , pop 4,861.
City Supt— Lester A McDlarmid
Mason, Ingham Go , pop 1,955
Principal High School — Mildred Corbett
Mayville, Tnscola Co , pop 1,100
Pres Bd Eduo — Joseph Eveland
Sec Bd. Educ — Terry Corliss.
City Superintendent — William Herald
Principal High School — Norma Corlett
Supv Music — Hattie Felton
Drawing — Zelpha Lynch
Pen* ship and Com'l — Wm Herald.
McCarron, Ohlppewa Go, pop 500
Dunbar School of Agriculture, boarding,
William Roessler, Principal
Mendon, St Joseph Co , pop 1,000.
City Superintendent — Prof Otterbein
Principal High School — Grace Olmstead
Menomlaee, Menomlnee Co , pop 10,507
Pres Bd Educ — M J Doyle
Sec Bd Educ — D M Wilcox
City Superintendent— John N Davis
Principal High School— W C Giese.
Supv Mus & Draw — Elolse M&rcy
Manual Training — D R West
Domestic Science — Addle Wait.
Physical Culture — Miss Harper
Penmanship — William Moore
Commercial — E C Converse
Stenography — Ida Herbst
Menomlnee County Agricultural College,
state, co-ed , est 1907, J F Wojta,
Supt
St Anne's School, prep . R. C , Mother M
Collette
Twin City Commercial College, bus and
stenogr , Edward P Bower, Principal
Midland, Midland Co , pop 2,520
Principal High School— M Phillips
Milan, Washtenaw Co , pop 1,800
Principal High School — Beryl Kefgen.
MIKord, Oakland Go , pop 1,400
Principal High School — Nora Dake
Monroe, Monroe Co , pop. 6,808
City Superintendent — R C Smith.
Principal High School— Prof Spencer
St Marys College and Academy, girls'
boarding, R C , est 1846, Mother M
Mechtildls, Sister Superior
Montague, Moskegron Co , pop 1,100
Prin High School— Leena W Dickinson
Morencl, Lenawee Go , pop 1,478
Principal High School— Van Nettie Pixley
Mount Clemens, Macomb Co » pop 7,707.
Pres Bd Educ — Paul J Ullrich.
Sec Bd Educ— S B Russell.
City Superintendent — Arthur S Hudson
Principal H S —Charles E. LeFurge.
Supv Music — Anna Allen
Manual Training— Leigh Simpson.
Domestic Science— Maude McMullen.
Drawing— Amelia Remmele
Com'l and Stenog'y— H J Glookzin
Mount Pleasant, Isabella Co , pop 4,484
City Superintendent — Charles E White
Principal High School— J W Kelder
Central Michigan Normal School, state.
co-ed , est 1891, Charles T Grawn, A.
M, M Pd., Pres.
Mount Pleasant Indian Training School,
boarding, co-ed , est. 1892, Robert A.
Cochran, Supt.
Co , pop *,000.
— Dr T
Pres Bd Educ — Dr T W Scholter
Sec Bd Educ — H B Freeman
City Superintendent— J W Taylor
Principal High School— Ethel C Lowry
Supv Music & Drawing — Helen Meyer
Coml & Stenography — Ida Luttrell
Wyman's School of the Woods, forestry,
men, est 1911, Thomas B Wyman, Pres
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Hnskegon, Muskegon Co , pop. 24,008
Pres Bd Educ — William Carpenter
Sec Bd Educ — Prank Hubbard Smith
City Superintendent — Joseph M Frost.
Principal High School — John B Cleveland
Supv Music— George Rennick
Manual Training— Joseph Blcknell
Domestic Science — Lulu M Owen
Physical Culture — Florence Meyer
Drawing1 — Nellie Apgar
Penmanship— Lenna Rorick
Commercial — Frank P TJlrich
Stenography — Mary Bryon
Haekley Manual Training School, non-
sect , co-ed., est 1896, Jos D Blcknell,
Director
Muskegon Business College, bus and sten ,
co-ed , B! C Blsson, Prin
St Jean Baptlste School, prep , co-ed R
C , TJrsullne Sisters
St Joseph's German Catholic School, prep ,
co-ed , R C , Sisters of St Dominic
Muskegon Heights, Muskegon Co , pop 1,012
Principal High School — Lucy E Galloway
Nashville, Barry Co, pop 1,500
Pres Bd Educ — C A Hough.
Sec Bd Educ — H C Glasner
City Superintendent — Chas Appleton
Principal High School—A. D Webb
Supv Music — Leila Luxmore.
Nazareth F O , Kalamazoo Co , pop 83.
Barbour Hall prep for small boys, branch
of Nazareth Academy, Sisters of St.
Joseph
Nazareth Academy, girls boarding, R. O ,
est. 1897 Sister Mary Hastings, Superior
Saint Anthony's School for Feeble Minded
Girls, under the direction of the Sisters
of St Joseph
Negaunee, Mavguette Co, pop 8,400
City Superintendent — Orr Schurtz
Principal High School — Lydla B Steele
Newaygo, Newaygo Co , pop 1,185
Pres Bd Educ — George W Pry
Sec Bd Bduc — Henry D Woodward
City Superintendent — E H Babcock
Principal H S— Miss Belle LeClair
Newberry, Luce Co , pop 1,256
Pres Bd Bduc.— -J H Hunter
Sec Bd Educ— Perry Leighton.
City Superintendent— H H Puller
Principal High School— L p Koepfgen.
Supv Music — Irma Hurlbert.
Com'l and Stenog'y — Nora McNamara.
Niles, Berrlen Co., pop 5,159
Pres Bd Bduc — W W Newman.
Sec Bd. Bduc — Dr J D Greenamyer
City Superintendent — Martin B Travis.
Principal High School— C H Mann
Supv Music— Grace Wells
Domestic Science — Ruth Brennamen
Drawing— Ella Champion
Commercial — Ethelyn KIdder
North Detroit, Wayne Co , pop 150
Deaf Mute Institute Ev Luth , co-ed , est
1871, Rev Wm Giefo-w, A. B, Director
Northville, Wayne Co , pop 1,627
Pres Bd Educ — C L Dubnur
Sec Bd Educ — C A Dolph
City Superintendent — P W Wheaton
Principal High School— F P Bull is
Supv Music— Rua Day
Com 1 & Stenog'y — E L Wills
Norway, Dickinson Co, pop 4,864
Pres Bd Educ — James O'Callaghan
Sec Bd Educ — Samuel Perkins
City Superintendent — George G Malcolm.
Principal High School — P O Stone
Supv Music — Mildred Coe
Manual Training — W O Dewey
Olivet, Baton Co , pop 800
City Superintendent — Ramond Lane
Principal High School — Grace Green
Olivet College, Collegiate and Music De-
partments, co-ed , Cong , est 1859, Ells-
worth G Lancaster, LL D , President
Onaway, Fresqne Isle Co, pop 3,408
Principal High School — Carolyn Hurd
Ontonagon, Ontonagon Co., pop 1,601.
Principal High School — Clementina E. Mar-
tin
Orchard Lake, Oakland Co , pop 100.
Evangelical Lutheran School, prep , co-ed ,
Lutheran
Osooda, losco Co , pop 1,088
Principal High School — Mary A Plnkham
Otscgo, Allegan Co, pop 8,045
Principal High School — Frances S Gibson,
Ovid* Clinton Co
Principal High
1,232
[— E J Leddlck
OWOSBO, Shlawassee Co , pop 9,689
Pres Bd Educ — J H Bobbins
Sec. Bd Educ — B S Sutherland
City Superintendent — M W Longman
Principal High School — M G Jones
Supv Music — Gertrude V Smith
Manual Training — Leon J Carr
Domestic Science— Florence Hayes
Physical Culture— H B Skinner
Drawing — Maud Morrlce
Penmanship— Blanche Duvall
Com'l and Stenog'y — Marjorle deary
Oakside School, normal, private, co-ed
Oxford, Oakland Co , pop. 1,828
Pres Bd Educ — C L Randall
Sec Bd Educ — M G Dunlapt i
City Superintendent — A D DeWltt
Principal High School — L E Ambler
Supv Music — Gertrude Deewatt
Paw Paw, Tan Bnren Co., pop 1,747.
Pres Bd Educ. — Dr T. C Ferguson.
Sec Bd Educ — Thos J Cavanaugh
City Superintendent — A H. Robertson.
Principal High School— Boy A Sellman
Supv MUB. & Draw — $ftss Juanlta Quay,
Domestic Science — Miss Rena Crane.
Com'l and Stenog'y— Miss Belle Mulr
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MICHIGAN
Petoskey, Emmet Co , pop 4,778
City Superintendent — Ernest O HartwelL
Principal High School— J, B Marshall
Petoskey Normal and Business College* co-\
ed , est 1888 Edwin L Warden, Prln
Platawell, Allegan Co, pop 1,460
Principal High School — Ruth Young
Plymouth, Wayne Co , pop 1,068
Prea Bd Bduo — John E Wilcoz.
Sec Bd Bduc — Fred A. Bogert
City Superintendent— Walter N Isbell
Principal High School— Anna L, Lappens.
Supv Mus & Draw — Beulah Palmer
Manual Training— Zola Oakea
Domestic Science — Ethel Conner
Pontlao, Oakland Co, pop 14,582
Prea, Bd Bduc — S B Beaeh
Sec Bd Bduc — Elmer R Webster
City Superintendent — R 1* Jenner
Principal High School — S M Dudley
Supv , Music — I*eah Lamble. ,
Manual Training — Florence DeViies
Domestic Science — Eva Schalrer
Physical Culture — Gertrude Beach
Drawing— Mary Christian
Pontiac Business College bus and aten.
eat 1900 , A E Burch, Principal
Port Huron, St Clair Co , pop 18,868
City Superintendent — Walter F Lewis
Principal High School — A J IDaaton
Portland, Ionia Co , pop 1,900
City Superintendent — Prof Qourley
Principal High School— Nellie O Plee
Qnlncy, Branch Co., pop 1,400
Pres Bd Educ — D W App
Sec Bd Bduc — E K Pearce
City Superintendent— L L Livermore.
Principal High SchooMEthel Searl
Supv Music — I*, 0 Moore
Manual Training— L I* Llvermore
Domestic Sciences-Bessie McLain
Drawing — Nellie- Larzetare.
Penmanship — Vera Reynolds*
Beading, HiHsdale Co, pop. _
Principal High School— John A Dahrymplfi.
Beed City, Osceola Co , pop 2,100.
Principal High School— Emma M Wines.
Republic, Matquette Co, pop. 2,SOO.
Pres Bd Educ — George MacDonald
Sec Bd. Hdue— P W Pascoe.
City Superintendent— T W Clemo
Principal High School — Gertrude Funk.
Supv Music — Jennie B Parker
Manual Training — Guy C Gamble
Domestic Science — Esther Archibald.
Richmond, McComb Co,, pop, 1*882
Prin. HignSchool— Miss_ M A. Watkihs,
River
Fres BcL
Sec Bd B<
Wayne Co ,
2,474
ic ^James F Riopelle.
L-r &* Higglns
Ri\er Rouge — continued
City Superintendent — Alexander McDonald.
Principal High School— C F Hall
Supv Music — Elleanor Salliotte
Drawing— Bertha Peters
Commercial — Nellie Gregg
Rochester, Oakland Co , pop 1,618
Principal High School— Eva G Newell
Rockford, Kent Co, pop 1,100
Pres Bd Educ — Arthur D Smith
Sec Bd Educ— E J Muir
City Superintendent — H D MacNaughton*
Principal High Schools-Edna H Haver
Supv Mus & Draw — Mrs Wheeler
Stenography — Maude Nason
Romeo, McComb Co , pop 1,625,
Principal High School — E Grace Palmerlee
St Charles, Sagteaw Co , pop 1,050
Principal High School— Julia M Albert
St Clair, gt Clair Co , pop 2,664
Pres Bd Educ — Max Jennings
Sec Bd. Eflvic,— Huss fi JTenks,
City Superintendent — Philip M
Principal High School — Ida M Tallmadge
Supv Music — Helen Holmes
St Ignace, Mackinao Co, pop 2,088.
Pres Bd, Educ — Frank S Walker
Sec Bd Educ — Patrick W Murray.
City Superintendent — Arthur B Cross
Principal High School — Harry V Owen
Ursullne Academy, girls boarding, B C ,
est 1897, Rev Mother M Augustine, Su-
perioress
fit Johns, Clinton Co , pop 8,768
City Superintendent — Frank Buck
Principal High School — E E Knight
St Joseph, Berrien Co , pop 5,986
Pres Bd Educ — A D Kent
Sec Bd Educ — George R Pixley
City Superintendent — Ernest P Clarke
Principal High School— P H Kelley
Manual Training— G D Jennings
Supv Mus ' & Draw-^Mabe* Oarlton
Coxn'l & StetrogTy— Minerva Grler
St Louis, Gratio* Co , pop. 2,568
Prea Bd. Bduo. — A. R Wheeler
Sec Bd. Educ — T M Vandercook
City Superintendent — C D Dawson
Principal High School— Carrie B Merritt
Supv Music— Caroline Wilcoz*
Man Tr & Draw — Rena Reeves.
Domestic Science— Mrs, George White.
Com'l and Stenog*y — Elizabeth Schouse.
Yertngton College, bus and sten , C W.
Yerington, Pre*
gaginaw, 8a*ins»w Co,, pop 50,510.
Pres Bd Educ — Dr Charles P Stone
Sec Bd Educ —William C. Klumpp
Supt. East Side — Eugene C Warrlnen
Supt West Side — Phllllpp Huber.
Prin East Side H S — W, W Warner
Prin. West Side H. S —James I, Bricker
Supv Music— Mrs Kate M. B Wilson.
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Saginaw— continued
Manual Training — S S Judd
Domestic Science — Miss Elizabeth Ryan
Physical Culture — Franz Dreier
Drawing — Miss Marlon E Oubtll
Penmanship — S S Purdy
Commercial— J W Mitahell
Stenography — Gertrude O'Brien
Blles-Alger College bus and sten , est
1907 F R Alger, President
St Andrew's Academy prep , co-ed , B C.,
est 1875, Sister M Anastasia, Superior
fialinc, Wathtenaw Co, pop 1,000
Pres Bd Educ— R L Pinch
Sec Bd. Eduo — D A. Townsend
City Superintendent — W L Walllnar
Principal High School — Blanche Crandail
Supv Mus. & Draw — Mable Gass.
Domestic Science — Grace Percy
Sandusky, Sanilac Co , pop 1,500
Principal High School— Agnes Day
Sault Salute Marie, Chlppewa Co, pop.
18,615.
Prea, Bd Bduc — Mrs L Fleming
Sec Bd Bduc-— J T Moore
City Superintendent — Matthew J Walsh
Principal High School— F B Armstrong
Supv Music— Miss Margaret Davis.
Man. Tr & Phy Cult.— C L Koyl.
Domestic Science — Miss Helen Dodge,
Draw and Pen'ship— Miss Isabel SchelL
Com 1 and Stenog'y — C S Johnson
Academy of the Ladles of the Loretto,
girls* boarding, R. C est 1898. Mother
M Blandlna, Superior
fit Mary's School, prep , R C , est 1898,'
Sister M Maurus, Sister Superior
Scottvlll*, Mason Co , pop 1,000
Pres Bd Educ — John Griffin
Sec Bd Bduc— U C Martin
City Superintendent — B W Klebler
Principal High School — J P Dick
Sebewaingr, Huron Co , pop 1,481.
Pres Bd Educ — J S Palmer
Sec Bd Bduc —J T Hadwm
City Superintendent — C M Campbell
Principal High School — Miss Elva Cooper
Supv Mua & Draw— Misa G Holies telle
Shelby, Oceona Co, pop 1,236.
Principal High School— Laura N Wilson
Shepherd, Isabella Co , pop 1,800
Pres Bd Bduc— F M Taylor
Sec Bd Sduc— H M WetzeL
City Superintendent — C H Teague
Principal High School — Dorothy Bush
Supv Mus & Draw— Mabel Field
South Haven, Tan Bureu Co, pop 3,767
City Superintendent — Arthur D Prentice.
Principal High School — Harold Steel e
Sparta, Kent Go, pop 1,150.
Principal High School — Blva Hickox
Spring Arbor, Jackson Co, pop 810
Spring Arbor Seminary, prep , co-ed ,
Free Meth , est 187S,*B H. Jones, Prln
Stanton, Montcalm Co, pop 1,120
Principal High School — Kathryn Howland.
Stnrgis, St Joseph Co, pop 3,000
Prln High School— Charlotte Z Aldrlcb,
Tawas City, loeco Co, pop 1,845
Principal High School — Ethel McCoxnbs.
Tecnmseh, Lenawee Co, pop 2,585
City Superintendent — W L Reed
Principal High School— J M Cork
Three Oaks, Berrien Co , pop 1,000
Pres Bd Bduc — Charles Pears
Sec Bd Educ — Charles Hainton
City Superintendent — B F Eggert
Principal High School — Nine L Ransom
Supv Music — Ruth East
Man Tr & Bom Sci — Lydia Seidscblag
Commercial— B F Eggert
Three Rivers, St Joseph Co , pop 5,078
Pres Bd Educ — M J HUBS
Sec Bd Educ — B E Andrews
City Superintendent — J A. Wiggers
Principal High School — H H. Clifford
Supv Mus. & Draw — France* B Hughes.
Man Tr and Pen' ship—George F DeLong.
Domestic Science — Hazel K Fumer
Commercial — B J Nleghom
Traverse City, Grand Traverse Co., pop
City* Superintendent — Leon L Tyler
Principal High School — George H Curtis.
Principal Co Normal — Theodora Pottle
Academy of Holy Angels, girls' boarding,
R C , Sister Mary Asslssium, Prln
Xeedham Business College, bus., sten and
teleg , est 1894, James B Coad, Pres.
Trenton* Wayne Co, pop 1,801
Pres Bd Educ— S T Hendxioks
Sec Bd Educ— N A. Mans
City Superintendent— William A Smith
Principal H S — Gertrude C Wenzell
Supv Music — Hermine Lorch
Drawing — Harriet Dicus
Com'l and Stenog'y — Zalda E! Ellis
Union City, Branch Co, pop 1,400
Principal High School — Edwin "W Steinle
Vagsar, Tuseola Co, pop 8,175
Prin High School — Etta L Montgomery
Vlcksburg, Kalamazoo Co , pop 1,800
City Superintendent — P H Smith
Principal High School — Cora B Cooper
Supv Mus & Man Tr — George H Shipman
Domestic Science — Hazel Strong
Commercial — P H Smith
Yulcan, Dickinson Co, pop 1,500
Principal High School— A M Gue
Watervllet, Berrien Co , pop 1,100
Pres Bd Educ — B N Matran
Seo Bd Educ — Mrs Sophia Carmody
City Superintendent — F W Emerson
Principal High School — Lora D Hutohlns.
Agriculture — Sidney S Smith
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Wayne, Wayne Co, pop. 1,218
Prln High School — VIolenta Harbourne.
West Branch, Ogemaw Co , pop 1,600.
Principal High School — Josephine Wood*,
Whitehall, Muskeffon Co, pop 1,567
City Superintendent — J D Sundell
Principal High School— Mies Smith
Williamston, Ingham Go, pop 1,400
Principal High School — Lulu M Jefferson
Wyandotte, Wayne Co , pop 8,287.
Fres Bd Educ — W E Wilson
Sec Bd Educ — Henry Weatherwax.
City Superintendent — Hiram C Daley.
Principal High School — Bessie Hltchings.
Supv Music — Ida Trites
Manual Training— Ruth Lawrence.
Domestic Science — Alice McLennan.
Drawing — Louise Pett.
Yale, St. Clalr Co , pop 1,500
Principal High School — Laura Brotherton
Ypsilantl, Washtenaw Co., pop. 6,230
Pres Bd Educ — Guy E Davis
Sec Bd Educ — E D Holmes
City Superintendent — William B Arbaugh
Principal High School— O C Hull
Supv Music — A Aurella Murphy
Man Tr & Draw — Una E DeYoe
Domestic Science — Jessie C. Swalne.
Michigan State Normal College, normal,
state, co-ed , est 1849, Charles Me Kenny,
A M, Fres
Cleary Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1891, P B Cleary, Pres
Zealand, Ottawa Go, pop 1,950
Pres. Bd. Educ — A. La Huls.
Sec Bd. Educ — B Neerken.
City Superintendent — John C Holkje
Principal High Schools-Anna Eddy.
Supv Mus & Draw — MIna CoggeshalL
MINNESOTA
Population, 2,075,708 School census, 316,661 School age, 8-16
Minnesota is the nineteenth state of the Union in pouit of population, having a
total of 2,075,708 inhabitants, of whom 99 2 per cent are white Of this number
26 2 per cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire popula-
tion, ten years of age and over, is 3 per cent, the state ranking ninth in this respect.
The educational system of the state is as follows*
STATE SUPERINTENDENT '& OFFICE
C G SCHULZ, Superintendent of Public Instruction St Paul
P C TONNING, Assistant Superintendent St Paul
G. M. CBSANDER, Second Assistant. St. Paul
E. M. PHILLIPS, Rural School Commissioner St Paul
MARTHA WILSON, Supervisor of School Libraries St Paul
STATE SCHOOL INSPECTORS
GEORGE B AITON, High Schools . . 1601 University Av, Minneapolis
E B MACLEAN, Graded Schools 1107 Seventh Av , Minneapolis
E T CRTPCHETT, Assistant Inspector .611 Thirteenth Av, Minneapolis
A V STORM, Assistant Inspector 1827 Fourth St , Minneapolis
STATE HIGH SCHOOL BOARD
B E DENFIELD, Superintendent of Schools Duluth
GEORGE E VINCENT, President State University Minneapolis
ELL TORRANCE, President Normal School Board Minneapolis
GEORGE F HOWARD, School of Agriculture St Paul
C G SCHULZ, State Superintendent of Public Instruction St Paul
STATE EXAMINING BOABD
GEORGE F JAMES, University of Minnesota Minneapolis
H C HESS, Superintendent of Schools New Ulm
P C TONNING, Secretary The Capitol, St i>aul
MINNESOTA STATE PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMISSION
MARGARET J EVANS, Chairman , Northfleld
CLARA F. BALDWIN, Secretary . . St Paul
HELEN J STEARNS, Librarian . . . . St Paul
MIRIAM E CARET, Organizer . .. St Paul
MARTHA WILSON, Library Visitor . . . . St Paul
GRATIA A COUNTRYMAN Minneapolis WARREN UPHAM . St Paul
GEORGE E YINOENT Minneapolis C. G. SOHTJLZ St Paul
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PUBLIC SCHOOL LIKRABY COMMISSION
This Board IB composed of the presidents of the five State Normal Schools and
the State Superintendent of Public Instruction.
MINNESOTA TEACHERS' READING CIRCLE DIRECTORS
J B, ABP, President
GRACE B. SHERWOOD, Vice-President
G 0 TOEGTTSON, Secretary
G C SOHXJLZ . St Paul
F L WILLIAMS Watertown
H J
N A
THORSON
Jackson
Austin
Glenwood
Redwood Palls
Crookston
MINNESOTA EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
L A. WEIGLE, President
E D PENNELL, Secretary
Northfield
East High School, Minneapolis
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
Ccunty Name and Address
Altkin Ernest H Hall, Altkin
Anoka Weston H Lee, Anoka
Becker Anna G Rogstad, Detroit
Beltraml W B Stewart, Bemidji
Benton Agnes K. Burns, Sauk Rapids
Big Stone Anna Swenson, Ortonvllle
Blue Earth O O TTlvIn, Mankato
Brown Robt B Kennedy New Ulna
Carlton N G Nilsen, Moose Lake
Carver F L. Williams, Watertown
Cass R. F Ross, Walker
Chippewa Hilda M Gippe, Montevideo
Chisago E A Cedergren, Lindstrom
Clay Eleanor Rushfeldt, Moorhead
Clearwater Henry B Gorvig. Bagley
Cook C C Monker, Grand Marais
Cottonwood , A. R. Iverson, Windom
Crow Wing- Irma C Hartley, Brainerd
Dakota * C W Meyer, Hastings
Dodge .Alma B. Campbell Mant&rvUle
Douglas ,*, T A Erlckson, Alexandria
Faribault Margaret Bleri, Blue Earth
Fillmore* ..Oscar Carlson, Preston
Freebom Harold Dahlen, Albert Lea
Goodhue , Carl C Swam, Red Wing
Grant Blanche L Brennin, Elbow Lake
Hennepin
H I Harter, Mpls , Court House
Houston .Marie Otter-ness, Caledonia
Hubbard D R Bradford, Park Rapids
Isantl Mrs M B Hlxson, Cambridge
Itasca Mrs E Whipple, Grand Rapids
Jackson J B Arp,» Jackson
Kanabec Willfs Fairbanks, Mora
Kandlyohi W D Frederickson, Willmar
Kittson Blanda E Sundberg, Hallock
,
A E Shelland, International Falls
Lac qui Paris* A J. Kittleson, Madron
Lake^,,* Helen C Barton, Two-Harbors
Le Sueur * . -, ^
. , , ^T, A. Meagher, t*e Sueur Centre
County Name and Addr«w
Lincoln . J T Clawson, Ivanhoe
Lyon H. R Painter, Marshall
MoLeod Carl Anderson, Hutchinson
Mahnomen Henry Harty, Bejou
Marshall David Johnson, Warren
Martin C J Timms, Fairmont
Meeker Anna Onsdorf, Litchfleld
Mille Lacs . Guy Bwing, Princeton
Morrison . M E Barnes, Little Falls
Mower Mrs Eunice Rice, Austin
Murray Florence Turner, Slay ton
Nicollet Albert Holmstedt St Peter
Nobles E EL Sampson, Worthington
Norman Mane Lovsnes, Ada
Olmsted ..Wm. L Mercer, Rochester
Otter Tail L R Adley, Fergus Falls
Pennington
E. A. Mostu*, Thief Jlivor Falls
Pine R. H Blankenshlp, Pine City
Pipestone Jessie E Walkup, Ptpestone
Polk , N A Thorson, Crookston
>e G C Torguson, Glenwood
sey
Geo, H. Reit St Paul, Court Hpuse
Red Lftke , , ., ...
,f . A R DeForge, Red Lake Falls
Redwood
Mrs Adella H Pratt, Redwood Falls
Renville
Rice
Rock .
Roseau
St Louis
Scott
Sherburns
Sibley
Stearns
Steele *
Stevens
Swift ,,,
Todd , -71
F A. Sch^fer, RenvJUe
J H Lewis, FaribauJt
Edla A *Headley, Luverne
Anna C Olsen, Roseau
-Noah Youa*- Dujutfi
T J, Nicolay, Sbakopee
- , C A Bailey, Elk River
W M Carver, Gaylord
W A B0»e*fe-«r, St» -CIotMl
James A Mork, Owatonna
1 ' RaJy'&TRloberts, Morris
A Smith, Wheaton
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County
Wabasha
Wadena
Waseca
Washington
Watonwan
Name and Address
Harry V Fick, Lake City
M L McCaffrey, Wadena
H C Van Loh, Waseca
E N Swanson, Stillwater
Mabel Madson, St James
County Name and Address
Wilkin E M Granger, Breckenndge
Winona A G Loomis, Winona
Wright A A Zech, Annandale
Yellow Medicine
Lue A Olds, Granite Falls
Albert Lee, Freeborn Co , pop.
City Superintendent— C C Baker
Prin H S — H June Streeter
Albert Lea College, coll , women, board-
ing, Presb , est 1884 John Tallmadge
Bergen, D D , President
Luther Academy, prep , co-ed , Luth , est
1888, Rev Jacob E Thoen, B A. Pres
National Business College, bus and sten ,
J 13 Holxnan, Principal
Alden, Freeborn Co, pop 685
City Superintendent — A N Damon.
Prln H S — A Vander Hi den
Alexandria, Douglas Co, pop 2,800
City Superintendent — J B Hagen
Prin H S — Fanny S French.
Ambojr, Blue Earth Co , pop 875
City Superintendent — R W Oakes
Prin H S — Helen L Currier
Annandale, Wright Co, pop 1,000
City Superintendent — W A. Zlegler
Prin H. S.— Ora A Neeley
Anoka, Anoka Co , pop
City Superintendent — H L Nearpass
Prin H S — Johanna Hognason
Appleton, Swift Co , pop 1,475
City Superintendent — P J Butler
Prln H S — Nellie E Tompkina
PUBLIC, PRIVATE) AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Ada, Norman Co, pop 1,275
City Superintendent — I J Boraas
Prin H S— S O Eldem
Adrian, Nobles Co, pop 1,150
Pres Bd Educ — J C Becker
Sec Bd Educ — Edwin Brickson
City Superintendent — E F Lee
Prin H S — Madge Crum
Supv Music — Kate Sinotte
Manual Training — C W Haynes
Agriculture — A V Brookley
Physical Culture — E F Lee
Drawing — Katheryn Kelleher
Penmanship— "Dora Sell
Commercial — Mildred Jones
Aitldn, Aitkto Co, pop 1,450
Pres Bd Educ — Georgs L Williams
Sec Bd Educ — Mrs C S Young
City Superintendent — R L Mason
Principal High School — Fred Magnus
Akely, Hubbard Co , pop 1,125
Pres Bd Educ — M A Desmond
Sec. Bd Educ — R F Pray
City Superintendent — O F Hawkins.
Principal High School — Gertrude Thompson
Manual Training — W P Stapleton
Domestic Science — Ada Llghtbourn
Commercial — Marie Garnock.
Marshall Go , pop 944
City Superintendent — Hugh H Nixon
Prln H S — Rose Ounderson
Arlington, Slbley Co, pop 1,275
City Superintendent— C I Salter
Prln H 8 — Em 11 Rude
Atwater, Kandlyohl Co , pop 975
City Superintendent — M H Gullickson
Prin H S — Edna E3 Spooner
Austin, Mower Co, pop 6,960
Pres Bd Educ — H A Aveny
Sec Bd Educ — C J Johnson
City Superintendent — George A Franklin
Prin H S— Elizabeth M Gill
Supv Music — Elizabeth Munson.
Penmanship — C C Wilson.
Southern Minnesota Normal College, nor
and bua , co-ed , private, est 1897, O
C Heilman, Pres
Bagley, Clearwater Co, pop 875
City Superintendent — I S Hov
Prln H S — Anna Olston
BarnesvtUe, Clay Co , pop 1,850
Pres Bd Educ— D L McGrath
Sec Bd Educ — E Aamodt
City Superintendent — John C West
Prln H S— Isador Nell
Manual Training — Juer Swenson
Domestic Science — Jenne Simmons
Belleplalne, Scott Co , pop 1,500
Pres Bd Eduo — V C Irwin
Sec Bd Educ — T L Johnson
City Superintendent— B F Hall
Principal High School—Gladys Putnam
Bemldjl, Beltraml Co, pop 5,099
City Superintendent — William P Dyer
Prln H 8— Eliza 8 Loe
Benson, Swift Co, pop 2,000
Pres Bd Educ — H J Rice
Sec Bd Educ— P S Gallagher
City Superintendent— C R Lundburg
Prin H S— Ida Jorstad
Man Tr & Dom Sol — Erica Christenson
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MINNESOTA
Bird Island, BenvUle Co, pop 1,025
City Superintendent — J W Petterson.
Prin H S — Meta Banse
Blwablk, Saint Louis Co, pop 1,350
Prea Bd Bduc — J B Riley
Sec Bd Educ — F 8 Dane
City Superintendent — J E Lunn
Frin H S — R J Bradley
Supv Mus & Draw — Elvena Mattson
Manual Training — F L McAleavey
Domestic Science— Ruth Carmlchael
Blooming Prairie, Steel Co, pop 1,175
Fres Bd Educ — A Solberg
Sec Bd Bduc — J J Bruzek
City Superintendent — C R Wllcox.
Principal High School — Eva Bradford
Manual Training — F C Schmelz
Domestic Science — Ethel McDonald
Penmanship — Mary Leehy
Blue Earth, Falrbanlt Co, pop 1,800.
City Superintendent — A C Tibbets.
Prin H S.— Amelia L Weir
Bralnerd, Crow Winy Co , pop 8,526.
Pres Bd Bduc— R R Wise
Sec Bd Bduc — L Hohman
City Superintendent— W C Cobb
Domestic Science— Grace Moreland
Bralnerd Business College, bus and sten ,
Lewis H Yath, Fres
Brtckenrldffe, Wllkln Co, pop 1,360
City Superintendent — O S Vail
Frln H S— O B Eldder
Brown Valley, Traverse Co , pop. 1,175
City Superintendent — C S. Yeager
Prin. H S — Anna Halg
Buffalo, Wright Co, pop. 1,700.
City Superintendent — Geo V Klnney
Prin H S.— Ethel Bradford
Caledonia, Houston Co, pop 1,825
City Superintendent — V L. Mangun.
Prin H S— Ethel Sheldon
Cambridge, Isantl Co, pop 1,225.
Pres Bd Educ— B F Gillespie
Sec Bd Bduc — G G Goodwin
City Superintendent — J B Johnson
Pnn High School— Miss Bessie Whlttier
Manual Training— C O Nelson
Domestic Science — Adelaide Paine
Caaby, Yellow Medicine Co , pop 1,675
Pres Bd Bduc — H B Swenson
Sec Bd. Bduc — Ole Ostensoe
City Superintendent — Sidney Huffman
Prin H S— Abigail Swltzer
Supv Music — Marguerite Rowan
Manual Training— H S Hatfleld
Domestic Science— Grace Spence
Cannon Falls, Goodhue Co , pop 1,875.
City Superintendent — R Geiser
Frin H S. — Emma Williamson
Cass Lake, Cass Co , pop 1,800
Pres Bd Educ — E D Boyce
Sec Bd Bduc — J L Grady
City Superintendent — B T Fitch
Prin H S — Ella Anderson
Supv Music — May Christensen
Manual Training — B Fitch
Drawing — B Lestreo
Chaska, Carver Co , pop 1,700
City Superintendent — P J Butler
Prin H S — Caroline Austin
Chatfleld, Xllmore Co, pop 1,300
Pres Bd Bduc — C M Cooper, M D
Sec Bd Bduc — G A Haven
City Superintendent — B B Forney
Principal High School — Delia Melbourne
Domestic Science — Clara Jacobson
Agriculture — C H Hanson
Chlsholm, Saint Louis Co\, pop 7,684.
Pres. Bd. Bduo. — Dr BL H. Nelson,
Sec Bd Bduc — B R. deLorimier
City Superintendent — James F Vaughan
Prin H S — Carolyn Johnson
Supv Music — Luclle Brandenburg
Manual Training — R. W Jackson.
Domestic Science — Lillian Ring
Physical Culture — Dr J A Rippert ^
Drawing — Constance Whitten.
Stenography — Lucy Gorman
Clarkfleld, Yellow Medicine Co* pop.
Pres Bd Bduc — C S Orwoll
Sec Bd Bduc — A J Johnson
City Superintendent — Herman N Bergh
Principal High School— Miss Stella Harp
Manual Training — Bdward Flaget
Cloquet, Carlton Co, pop 7,081
Pres Bd Bduc — H. G- Stevens
Sec Bd, Bduc— L F Leach
City Superintendent — Peter Olesen
Principal High School — Howard Wllkens.
Supv Mus & Draw — M. Gladys Buck.
Manual Training — H G Glace
Domestic Science — Clora A. Clawsen.
Com'l and Stenog*y— Lillian Eagleson.
Cokato, Wright Co.. pop 1,460
City Superintendent — A B Plokard.
Prin H S — Mary Tornstrom
CollegeviUe, Stearns Co , pop. 25.
St John's University, coll, prep, eom'l
and music depts , men, H C , eat 1867,
Rt Rev Peter En gel, O S B, Pres
Coleralne, Itasca Co, pop. 825*
City Superintendent — J A Vandyke
Prin H S— B B Tlghe
Cottonwood, Lyon Co., pop 950
City Superintendent — F A Remertsen
Prin H S— Alice Rlngheim
Crookston, Polk Co , pop 7»550
Fres Bd Bduc — Charles Loring
City Superintendent — A B Hess
Prin H S— C J Borchardt.
Supv Music — Margaret M Fvereisen
Manual Training — T S Armstrong
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Crookston — continued
Domestic Science — Bather A Ferris
Drawing — Ruth Sturgeon
Commercial — Marshall L Byrn
Crookston College, prep , co-ed non-sect
est. 1895 , J CT Sathre, LL D , Pres
Isorthwest School of Agriculture depart-
ment of Unitersit* of Minnesota, co-ed
est 1906 C G Sel-vlg, M A, «lupeiin-
tendent
Dassel, Meeker Co , pop 1,025
Pres Bd Educ — O L Olaon
Sec Bd Bduc — Olof Anderson
City Superintendent — John Thlelvoldt
Principal High School — Frances Carlson
Supv Music — J Thlelvoldt
Manual Training — Walter M Lauer
Domestic Science— Ethel Calduell
Penmanship — J Thielvoldt
Commercial — L*. P Doyle
Dawson, LAC 40! Prairie Co, pop 1,600
Pres Bd Educ— Peter Bergh
Sec Bd Educ — Ed Borgendale
City Superintendent — R H Tovrne
Principal High School — Louisa Bakke
Manual Training — Claude Knott
Domestic Science — Julia Zanger
Deer River, Itasca Co, pop 475
City Superintendent — G B Keenan
Prin H S.— Olive Noreen
Delano, Wright Co , pop 1,875
City Superintendent — W JNT Mandeville
Prin H S— Anna A. Nfesen
Detroit, Becker Co, pop 2,500
Pres Bd Bduc — A B Bowling
Sec Bd Bduc — W B Carman
City Superintendent — L B Lurton
Principal High School — Ruth Bddi
Dodge Center, Dodge Co , pop. 1,023*
Pres Bd Edtto — A Alguire
Sec Bd Bduc — E B Abbott
City Superintendent — S M Pinney
Prin H S —Villa M Harris
Manual Training— -G H Woollett
Domestic Science — Mrs Bdith Cooper
Agriculture — W B McComas
Duluth, St Louis Co , pop 78,466
Free Bd Bduc — W B Magner
Sec Bd Educ— Charles A Bronson
City Superintendent — Robert B Denfeld
Prin Central H S — Leonard Young
Prin Industrial H S— S A, Foster
Supv Music — Clara Thomas
Manual Training— Edward F Gelger
Domestic Science — Florence Laumnltz
Physical Culture — Max B Alletzhaeusser
Drawing — Mary A Doell
Commercial — Frank B Carey
Stenography — Myra Patterson
Kindergarten — Mabel Culkin M
Central Business College, bus and sten ,
Barber & MoFherson, Props., 80 E, Su-
perior St
Duluth Business University r bus. and sten ,
est 1891, W C McCarter, President, 118
Fourth Avenue
Duluth — continued
School of Shorthand, sten , Albert John-
stad, Principal, 315 W First
State Normal School, nor, state, co-ed,
est 1895 Eugene W Bohannon, Ph D
President
Villa Sancta Soholastlca, girls boarding,
R C , Mother Mary Alexla Superioress,
Kenwood Paik
Eagle Bend, Todd Co , pop 750
City Superintendent — J P Jensen
Prin H S — Frances Brossard
East Grand Forks, Polk Co , pop 2,225
City Superintendent — H B Wolfe
Prin H S— J T Johnson
Elbow Lake, Grant Co, pop 1,100
City Superintendent — H R Tonning
Prin H S — Caroline Everts
Elk River, Sherburne Co, pop 787
City Superintendent — R J White
Prin H S— Una M Hart
Elmore, Faribault Co, pop 742
City Superintendent — H G Moore
Prin H S — Harriet O Clark
Ely, St Louis Co, pop 1,700
Free Bd Bduc — James Moonan
Sec Bd Educ— Chas Freyond
City Superintendent — H B White
Prin H S— Stanley Adkine
Supv Music — Lulu McLeod
Manua.1 Training— H. A. Shepard
Domestic Science— Edna Christopherson
Penmanship— Mory Fitzpatrick.
Com'l and Stenog'y— C L Mergenthaler
Eveleth, St. Louis Co, pop 7,086.
City Superintendent — Burton O Greening
Prin H S — V B Boardxnan
Excelsior, Hennepm Co , pop 1,110
City Superintendent — W O Llppitt
Prin. H S — Lillian Helms
Supv Music — Miss Glendora DeCamp
Manual Training — Harry L Gtlmore
Fairfax, BenvtUe Co , pop. 1,150
City Superintendent — Fred B Farmer
Falrmomit, Martin Co, pop 2,958.
Pres Bd. Bduc,— M J Aldrich
Sec Bfl Bduc — C A Porter
City Superintendent — R L, H Lord
Fsoftbautt, Bice Co , pop 9,001.
City Superintendent — John Monroe
Prin H S, — Gerald "W Kirn
Bethlehem Academy, girls' boarding, B
C . Sister Superior ,
Faribault Business and Normal College,
bus and nor , co-ed , est 1890, B. A
Brbland, Prin
Minnesota School for the Blind, state,
James J Dow, Supt
Minnesota School for the Deaf, state; est.
1894, James N Tate, Supt
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MINNESOTA
Falrlbault— continued
Minnesota School for the Feeble Minded
and Colony for Epileptics, state, co-ed ,
est 1879, A C Rogers, M D , LL. D ,
Supt
St Mary's Hall, girls' boarding, P E ,
est 1866, Miss Caroline W Bells, Prln
Seabury Divinity School, theol P E , men,
est 1858, F F Kramer, D D
Shattuck School, boys- boarding mil P
E , est 1867, Rev James Dobbin, Frin
St James School, school for smaller boys
In connection with Shattuck School
Farmlngton, Dakota Co , pop 1,000
City Superintendent — J S Burrell
Prln H S— Edna Adams
Fergus Falls, Ottertall Co, pop 6,8*7
Free Bd Educ — A G Anderson
Sec Bd Educ — It B Lincoln
City Supernltendent — R B M&eLean
Piin H S — Clara Woodward
Manual Training — H E Jackson
Domestic Science — Ruth M Smith
Com 1 and Stenog'y — Emma H Kvindlog
Northwestern College, prep , co-ed , Luth ,
eat 1900, Elnar Joranson, A. B Free.
Park Region Lutheran College, coll and
prep , co-ed , Luth , Rev D O Ristad,
Pres
Fertile, Polk Co, pop 1,075
Pres Bd Eduo — C H Carlson
Sec Bd Educ — J A Gregerson
City Superintendent — E M Hauge
Domestic Science — Edna Balrd
Foeston, Polk Co, pop 1,336
Pres Bd Educ — S S Stodwold
Sec Bd Educ — L G Hancock
City Superintendent — W J Hoover
Principal High School — Miss Lola Phelps
Supv Music — Florence Clarke
Manual Training — W Roy Senrey
Physical Culture — Ingeborg Gronvold
Frazee, Beefier Co , pop 1,149
Pres. Bd Educ — Dr S S Jones
Sec Bd. Educ— J J Daly.
City Superintendent — E B. Bothe
Prln, H S — Anna B Anderson
Manual Tralnlng-^J H Hewitt
Fulda, Hurray Go, pop 1,150
City Superintendent — R J Moulton
Prln H 8— Eloise Truesdatl
Gaylord, Slbley Co, pop 050
City Superintendent— -C D Gray
Prln H S — Ella. Lindemann -
Gilbert, St. Louis Co., pop 1,025
City Superintendent — C L Newherry
Prln H, S— K K Tibbetts.
Supv Music — E E Humphreys
Manual Training — E A* Voss;
Domestic Science — Bertha Baughman
Physical Culture — Frankaell Wade
ulu Van Patten
Glencoe, AfcLeod Co, pop 2,250
City Superintendent — Leonard V Koos.
Prin H S— Helen M Baker
Supv Music — Helen A Sather
Manual Training — C C Curan
Domestic Science — Elzna Thompson
Penmanship — L V Koos
Glenwood, Pope Co , pop 1,718
Pres Bd Educ — W J Dougherty
Sec Bd Educ — T O Ofsthum
City Superintendent — J F Jewell
Prln H S— Blsa. N Nordln
Supv Music — Mrs W J Dougherty
Manual Training— C E Holingren
Commercial — N P Norling
Glenwood Acadenui. prep co-ed , Luth ,
est 1894, E G THellen, A B, Prin
Gracevllle, BIgstone Co, pop 1,100
City Superintendent— J H Sherlock
Prin. H S — Elizabeth Casey
Grand Meadow, Mower Co , lx>p. 700
City Superintendent — R H Towne
Prin H. S — Fern Sc&warz
Grand Rapids, Itasca Co, pop £,0ffi&
Pres Bd Educ — C E Burgess
Sec Bd Educ — J D Doran
City Superintendent — E A Freemttxr
Princlpal High School — Miss M C Strlckler
Supv Music — Miss Bessie Campbell
Manual Training — John IHeeg
Domestic Science — Grace Norton
Phy Cult & Draw— Bessie Campbell
Penmanship — Royetta Nauseau
Stenography — Miss Grace McGuire
Granite Falls, Yellow Medicine Co, pop
1,600
City Superintendent— F M Phillip*
Prtn H S -"-Laurance Belt
Hallock, KItteon Co . pop 1,175
City Superintendent — Ambrose Hayi
Prin. H S— Mary McKInley
Halstad, Norman Co., pop 750.
City Superintendent — C. E Bole
Prln H. S— Miss A. Bjeldams
Harmony, Fltniow Co, pdp i,OW
City Superintendent— K L, Masoo.
Prln H S— Carrie M**on
________ r_
Commercial— Lee £ Pemberton
Stenography— Anna M Galligan
Hastings, Dakota r€o, pop.
Pres Bd. Bduc— A, J SohaUer
Sec. Bd Eduo^-A. a Mertc
City Superintendent — L. L Slonlger
Principal High School— L. J. Belt.
Supv Mu*. St Draw — Anne York.
Manual Training— P B Slottberg
Hairier, Clay Co , pop 1,050,
City Superintendent — O 3* Smith
Prln. H S— David P'eterson
Hector, Benvllle Co, pop. 1,075
Pres Bd E&uc-^A^ B Andensoiu
Sec Bd. EOuc— O A. Allen
City Superintendent— G W Wiraaan
Principal High School — Gertrude Clare
Supv Musto — LeVerne Cayott, ;
Manual Training— W B Marshall
Domestic Science — Mae Laird
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MINNESOTA
Henderson, Slbley Co, pop 1,150
Prea Bd Bduc — A L Poehler
Sec Bd Bduc — H W Bosel
City Superintendent — L J Holllater
Prin H S— Vera Strldkler
Domestic Science — Mary Biasing
Herman, Grant Co* pop 825
City Superintendent — J W Fay
Frin H S — Inez F Norlander
Heron Lake, Jackson Co , pop 1,000
Pres Bd Bduc — V Butler
Sec Bd Bduc — B B Sontag
City Superintendent — D A Cooley
Principal High School — Bernice Cone
Supv Music — Myrtle Jannuth
Manual Training — Frank Johnson
Hibbing, St Louis Co , pop 8,833
City Superintendent — Herbert Blair
Frin. H S — C C Alexander
Hinckley, Pine Co, pop 750
City Superintendent — L H Pryor
Frin H S — Harriet GeznmeL
Hopkins, Hennepln Co , pop 1,648
Pres Bd Bduc — Henry Moore
Sec Bd Bduo — B A Close
City Superintendent — H J Mayo
Frin H S — Mary C Goff
Manual Training — Mr Gllmore
Domestic Science — Miss Knight.
Houston, Houston Co, pop 1,175.
Pres Bd Bduc — C J Swenson
Sec Bd Educ — I G Iverson
City Superintendent — F O Flenniken
Principal High School — Edwin H Wllcox
Supv Music — Miss Turner
Domestic Science — Miss Berg
Howard Lake, Wright Co , pop 975.
City Superintendent — H W Chalgren
Prin H S — Nora Murphy
Hntchinson, McLeod Co, pop. 8,489
City Superintendent — H L Merrill
Frin H S — Mar? Welrender
Jackson, Jackson Co, pop 2,085
City Superintendent — B. L Dills
Prin H S— Marg MoGlowan
Janesvllle, Waseca Co, pop. 1,850
City Superintendent — F B Harlngton
Prin H S — T W Funkhouaer
Jordon, Scott Co, pop 1,811
City Superintendent — D A. Grussendorf
Prin H S— Lillian Woosley
Kasota, LeSuenr Co, pop 698
City Superintendent — A D Griffin
Frin H S — Anna C Carlson
Kasson, Bodge Co., pop 1,170
City Superintendent — H G Blanch
Prin H S— W S Pierce
Kenyon, Goodhne Co, pop 1,650
Pres Bd Bduc — Dr J A Gates
Sec Bd Bduc — J C B Holmen
City Superintendent — George H Nesom
Principal High School — Earl Rovelstad
Supv Music — Miss B M Davis
Manual Training — T J Schance
Kerkhoven, Swift Co, pop 875
City Superintendent — F C Thompson
Prin H S— Jane Turnbull
Lake Benton, Lincoln Co , pop 1,100
City Superintendent — T B Mouer
Prin H S— C A Welch
Lake City, Wabasha Co, pop 2,877
Pres Bd. Bduc — J. B. Phillips.
Sec Bd Bduc — F H Kemp.
City Superintendent — C W Brown
Principal High School — L. W Jefferson.
Supv Music — Mabel Harrison.
Manual Training— Roy Neff.
Domestic Science — Bessie Tews.
Lake Crystal, Bine Earth Co , pop Mil.
Prea Bd Bduc — David Edwards
Sec Bd Bduc — Hugh Pritchard
City Superintendent — H H Magee
Principal High School — Margaretta Roth
Manual Training— W T3L Blfman
Domestic Science — EJvelyn Brown.
Lake Park, Becker Co , pop 1,000
Pres Bd Bduc — R W Smith
Sec Bd Bduc — John Beggin
City Superintendent — Frank S Morse
Principal High School — O M Hofstad
Manual Training — F S Morse
Domestic Science — Mrs T O Lovig
Lakefleld, Jackson Co, pop 1,200
Pres Bd Bduc — Dr S Searles
Sec Bd Bduc — H L Bond
City Superintendent — B T Walker
Principal High School — W L Maulsby
Lamberton, Bedwood Co, pop 1,800
Pres Bd Bduc — G A Koenig
Sec Bd. Bduc — A H Bnersen
City Superintendent — Geo O Brohaugh
Prin H S— M C Bergheim
Laneaboro, Filmore Co , pop. 1,041
Pres Bd Educ — Dr A P Tommer
Sec Bd Bduc — John Solberg
City Superintendent — C A SImonds
Prin H S — B C Ingvalson
Manual Training— Dr J A KJelland
Domestic Science — Mary Sweeney
Agriculture — Emil O Rustad
LeBoy, Mower Co, pop 1,025
City Superintendent — Geo H Tracy
Prin H S — Delia Ingelesen
LeSuenr, LeSnenr Co, pop 1,842
City Superintendent — C W Van Cleye
Prin H S — Vione Toung
LeSnenr Center, LeSnenr Co , pop 1,170.
City Superintendent — H. C Poehler
Prin H S — Marg Sawyer
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MINNESOTA
MINNESOTA
Litchfleld, Meeker Co, pop 2,410
Pres Bd Educ — T C Gordon
Sec Bd Educ — L E Richards
City Superintendent — F W Dobbyn
Principal High School — C B Kuhlman
Manual Traininf — Edward Skilness
Domestic Science — Albia Richard
Pen ship, Com'l & Stenogr'y— M W Zlpoy
Little Falls, Morrison Co , pop 6,078
Cits Superintendent — F W Dobbyn
Principal High School— C B Kuhlman
Little Falls Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1904 R B Millard, Principal
Long Prairie, Todd Co , pop 1,256
City Superintendent — G Holmquist
Prln H S— Mabel Mansfield
Luverne, Bock Co, pop
City Superintendent — H C Bell
Prln H S — Rene Morris
Lyle, Mower Co, pop 850.
City Superintendent — O R Arrlngton
Prin H S — Katherine Perry
Molnto»h, Folk Co, pop 900
City Superintendent — A T Jedlicka
Prin H S — Ella Stearns
Mabel, Fllmore Co, pop 975
City Superintendent — O D Billings
Prln H S — Miss G Swanson
Madella, Watonwan Co , pop 1,025.
City Superintendent — Sturgis B Davis
Prin H S — Ada E Chrysler
Madison, X<ao qnl Farle Co, pop. 1,675.
Pres Bd Educ — H T Sorkness
Sec Bd Educ — A C Rund
City Superintendent — Jos G Norby
Prin H S — Elfle A Rowe
Manual Training — Peter Burns
Domestic Science — Ella Snell
Commercial— Clara Haas
Lutheran Normal School, nor , co-ed*,
Luth est 1892, K Lokensgard, Princi-
pal
Mankato, Bine Earth Co , pop 10,805
Pres Bd Educ— Evav Hughes,
Sec Bd Educ — E. G Searing1
City Superintendent — Frederick J Sperry
Principal High School — William G Bates
Supv Mus & Draw — Tawny Pitcher
Manual Training— Vernon A Cooper
Domestic Science — Gertrude A. Brickson.
Academy of Our Lady; girls' boarding* and
day, R C , Mother Isidore, Superior
Bethany College, prep , co-ed., Luth., Rev.
W S George, Pres
Mankato Commercial College, bus and
sten., est. 1891, J R Brandrup, Pres.
State Normal School, nor , state, co-ed ,
est, 1868, Charles H Cooper, Pres
University of Southern Minnesota, Business
College bus., sten , Prof O O Lee,
Director
MantorvUle, Dodge Co, pop 484
City Superintendent — Bllz H Woods
Prin H S— Mabel Seymour
Mapleton, Bine Earth Co , pop 938.
City Superintendent — C L Holmei
Prln H S— Alta Witzel
Marshall, Lyon Co, pop 2,800
City Superintendent — M P Fobes
Prln H S— R G Wolf
Mllaca, Mlllelacs Co, pop 1,819
City Superintendent — S B Tift
Prin H S — H A Garrison
Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., pop 801,408.
Pres Bd Educ — George H Elwell
Sec Bd Educ — C S Langdon
City Superintendent— Charles M Jordan
Assistant Supt — B B Jackson
Assistant Supt — Elizabeth Hall
Prin Central H S— -John N Greer
Prin East H S— W F Webster
Prin North B; S —Waldo W Hobbs
Prin South H S — Joseph Jorgens
Prin West H S — R H Jordon
Supv Music — T P Giddings
Manual Training1 — J E Painter
Domestic Art — Miss Carrie L Wllkerson
Domestic Science — Miss Lilla P Frick
Physical Culture — Dr Charles H Keene
Drawing — Miss Emma Roberts
Penmanship — John R Bayley
Academy of the Holy Angels, girls, R C ,
Sister Rosalia, Superior, 4th St and 7th
Ave
American Business College, bus and sten ,
eat 1903, J J Hagen, A M President
NIcollet at Lake
Augsburg Seminary, coll , men, Luth , est
1869 , George Sverdrup, M A , President
Barry's Telegraph Institute, telegraphy and
station work Prof Berry, Manager, 842
Hennepin Ave
Blake School for Boys, boys' boarding, non-
sect , Director, 1808 Hennepin Ave.
Caton College, bus and sten , Thomas J
A Caton, Pre*
Curtisa Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1874, C L Dutton, Manager, 122 S
Sixth St
De La Salle Institute, prep , boys, R. CL,
Rev Brother Austin, Principal, Grove and
Island Ave, W
Duke School for Stammerers, defective
speech, W M Duke, Principal, 1800
Third Ave , South
Graham Hall, girls' boarding non-sect ,
est 1900, Mrs Alyda D MacLain, Prin-
cipal, 1800 First Ave, S
Gregg Shorthand Business School, sten and
bus., E L. Jones, Frln., 809 Northwest-
ern BIdg
Hlllman's Individual School, bus and sten.,
co-ed , est 1907, P Leland Hillnaan,
Principal, 226 South Fourth Street
International Law and Business Institute,
J J Craig, President, 1904 Second Ave,
South
Johnson School of Music, Oratory and Dra-
matic Art, co-ed ; Qustavui Johnson, Di-
rector, 70 a llth
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MINNESOTA
Minneapolis — continued
Minneapolis Business College, bus and
•ten , est 1908, D R. Rugg, Pres, 225
6th St 8
Minneapolis College of Law, evening school,
co-ed , 19th and 2d Are S
Minneapolis School of Fine Arts, art co-
ed., est. 1886, Robert Koehler, Director,
Hennepln Ave and 10th St.
Minneapolis School of Music, Oratory and
Dramatic Art, co-ed , est. 1906, William
H Pontius and Charles M Holt, Direc-
tors, 42 Eighth Street, South
Minnesota Collega, prep , normal, commerce,
expression, music art, co-ed , Swed
Lutb , est. 1904, Frank Nelson, L H D,
Pres , Harvard and Delaware, 8 E
Minnesota Institute of Pharmacy, phar ,
co-ed. , C "W Drew, M D , Dean
Minnesota School of Business, bus and
sten , est 1877, Charles T Rickard and
Grove A Gruman, Principals, 672 First
Avenue, North
Munson Shorthand Institute, bill and
sten . est 1881, R J Smith, Principal,
126 South Third
National Business College, bus and sten ,
G M Langum, Principal, 720 S Fourth.
Northwestern Bible and Missionary Train-
ing School, J C Buckbee, Principal
Northwestern College of Law, evening
school, co-ed , est 1912, George E Young,
Dean, Plymouth Bldg
Northwestern Conservatory of Musi*, mus ,
dramatic art, est. 1885; Olive Adele
\Evers, Pres
Russian Orthodox Theological Seminary,
theol , men, Rev Leonid J Turckevich,
Rector, 1701 N E Fifth
St Margaret's Academy, girls' boarding,
R C , Sister Superior, Hawthorne and
N 13th
Stanley College, girls1 boarding, non-sect ,
est 1918, Miss Olive A Evers, Presi-
dent, 2118 Pleasant Avenue
The Office School, bus and sten.. Ira
Richardson, Prln , 840 Hennepln.
University of Minnesota, comprises the Col-
lege of Science Literature and Arts, of
Engineering and Mechanic Arts, of Edu-
cation, Department of Agriculture Law
School, Medical School, College of Den-
tistry, of Pharmacy, School of Mines,
of Analytical and Applied Chemistry, and
Graduate School, state univ , co-ed., est
1868, George Edgar Vincent, LL D,
President
University of Minnesota, College of Agricul-
ture, courses in agronomy, agricultural
chemistry and engineering, dairy and ani-
mal husbandry, home economics, horti-
culture veterinary science r experiment
stations at St Anthony Park, Crookston,
Grand Rapids Morris, Duluth, Waseca,
and Zumbra Heights, AJbert F*, Woods,
M A Dean
University of Minnesota, College of Dentis-
try, co-ed , est 1888, Alfred Owre, Dean,
University and llth Aves.
Minneapolis— continued
University of Minnesota, College of Educa-
tion, professional training courses for
teachers, co-ed , George F James, Ph D,
Dean
University of Minnesota College of Engi-
neering, courses in civil, mechanical,
electrical, and architectural engineering
and architecture, co-ed , Francis Clin-
ton Shenehon, C E , Dean
University of Minnesota, College of For-
estry, including forest experiment stations
at Itasca, and Cloquet, Edward G Chey-
ney, B A, Director
University of Minnesota, College of Law,
co-ed , est 1888, William Reynolds Vance,
LL, D, Dean, University and llth Aves
University of Minnesota, College of Phar-
macy, co-ed , est 1892, Frederick J
Wulling, LL M, Dean, 8805 2nd Ave,
So
University of Minnesota, Medical School,
reg , co-ed , est 1888, Ellas Potter Lyon,
M D, Dean
University of Minnesota School for Nurses,
est 1909, Louise M Powell, R N, Supt
University of Minnesota, School of Chemis-
try, offers four and five-year courses in
analytical and applied chemistry, George
B Frankforter, Ph D , Dean
University of Minnesota, School of Mines,
offers three courses in mining engineering
and metallurgy, William R Appleby,
M A, Dean
Mmneot* Lyon Co, pop 954
City Superintendent — Arnold Gloor
Prin H S— Mae Bird
Montevideo, Cblppewa Co, pop 2,690.
City Superintendent — J J Bohlamder
Prin H S— Ida Y, Nelson
Windom Institute, prep , co-ed , Cong ,
est. 1886, R E Nichol, B A, Prln
Montgomery, "LeSneur Co, pop 1.650
Pres Bd Educ— C D McCarthy
Sec Bd Educ — J L Dvorak
City Superintendent — D A Grussendorf
Principal High School— A B Jardine
Domestic Science — Mary Prochaska,
Montlcello, Wright Co , pop 973
City Superintendent — G D Hargrave
Prln H 8 — Laura B Paddock.
Hoorhead, Clay Co., pep. 4,794.
Pres Bd. Educ.— Dr O J Hagen
Sec Bd. Educ — Geo B Perley
City Superintendent — Herbert R. Edwards.
Prin H S — Kezrie F Porter
Supv Musics-Amy M Simpson,
Manual Training— E R. Bender
Concofdia College, coll , co-ed , Lttth , est.
1891. Rev J A Aasgaard, A B, B D,
President
State Normal School, nor, state, co-ed, *
est 1889, Franfe A >Weld, A, M, Presi-
dent.
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MINNESOTA
Mora, Kanabeo Co , pop 1,000
Prea Bd Educ — L £3 Conger
Sec Bd Educ— C E Williams
City Superintendent — L H Daman
Prin H. S — Alvina Albers
Morris, Steven* Go, pop 2,008
City Superintendent — Robt W Davis.
Prin H 8 — Etta C Lundstrom
"West Central Minneeota School of Agricul-
ture , state, agrlo , E C Higbie, Supt.
Morton, Benvllle Co, pop 850
City Superintendent — E E Gloege.
Prin. H S — Esther Rutherford. ,
Mountain take, Cottonwood Co , pop. 1,068
City Superintendent — H. E. Grlebenow
New Prague, LeSuenr Co.. pop 1,615.
Pres. Bd Eduo — B B Novak
Sec Bd. Educ — John Joach
City Superintendent — B B Erlclkson
Print H. 8 — Minnie Hoffman.
Training*— Rosaly Schapler
New Blohland, Waseca Co., pop
Pres Bd Educ — C B Johnson.
Sec Bd. Educ — J A. Tyrholm
City Superintendent — Q A McOarvey
Principal High School— Marjorie Miller
Supv Music — Grace Charles
Manual Training — G A McGarvey
Domestic Science — Eva Swindeman
New trim, Brown Co., pop 5,648
Pres Bd. Educ — Dr Geo B Welaer
Sec. Bd. Educ— Ad. F Relm.
City Superintendent*— Henry C - Hess.
Prin H S.— H. T Petterson
Manual Training1— William Ledlne
Dr Martin Luther College, nor and prep ,
co-ed , est 1884, Rev A Ackermaan, A
M, President
Northfield, Bice Co , pop 3,488
City Superintendent — Edgar George
Prin H S. — Mrs J B Spoonen
Carleton College, coll , co-ed., Cotfg : est.
1866, Donald John Coaling, Ph D,, Presi-
dent
St. Olaf College, coll , co-ed , Luth : est
1874, Her John- Natha* J5JUdahJU*P« ^
President
North St Paul, Bamsey Co., pop, 1,4<MJ,
Pres Bd Educ — Jo-hn Schleck
Sett Bd Educ-^J W. Herrlslu < ^
City Superintendent — J P Schumacher
Prin H S— Mehra A. Collins
Norwood, Carver Co., pop ,975, 4 > ,
City Superintendent— Theodore Utne.
Prin H S— Alta Dvniap <
Olivia, 'Benvllle Co-, Pop M&0.
City Swerintendent-^Arth K,
Prin H. a-rHa^el Itiv*ng»toiu
Ortonvllle, Btgstone €o, pop t,67
dty Superintendent-t-R A H11L
Prin H S— Huth & SdloT.
Osakls, Douglas Co, pop 1,1*5.
Pres Bd Eduo — W A Yates
Sec Bd Educ — J M Curtis
City Superintendent — E N Hamilton
Prin H S — Eleanor Qulgley
Manual Training — J R Neller
Owatonna, Steele Co, pop 5,658
Pres Bd Educ — George Parrott
Sec Bd Educ— N C Zamboni.
City Superintendent— W B Thornburgh
Prin H S — John J Skinner
Supv Music — Miss Maud L Johnson
Manual Training — Edwin Chambers
Domestic Science — Miss Stella Smith
Drawing — Miss Margarey Avery
Academy of the Sacred Heart, girls' board*
ing, B. C.. est 1877, Sister M. Buphrasia,
Superior
Canfleld Commercial School, bus and steQ ,
est. 1897, W P Canfleld, Pres
Plllsbury Academy, prep , co-ed , BapL,
est. 1877, Mllo B Price, Ph. D, Pres.
State Public School, state school for de-
pendent children, co-ed., G A Merrill,
Supt.
Park Rapid*, Htibbard Co., pop 1,710,
Pres Bd Educ — P A Fuller
Sec Bd Educ — F A Vanderpoel
City Superintendent — Albert M Bank.
Principal High School — Amy Berge
Supv Mus. & Draw — Mrs. Fairbanks.
Manual Training — J W Whlttmeyer
Domestic Science — Margaret Gray
Physical Culture — Leah Deutsch
Com 1 & Stenog'y — Mary Hayes
FaynesvIUe, Stearns Co, pop 1,325.
City Superintendent — E E Lockerby
Prin, H S — Minnie Rasmussen
Pelican Rapids, Ottertail Co, pop
City Superintendent — H, L Aodexson
Perham, Ottertail Co . pop 1.775
Pres Bd Eduo— M J Dafy
Sec Bd Educ— M Goblirsch
City Superintendent — E T
Principal High SchOQl—Jtfargaret
Supv Mualc— Helen Xiobmep- *
Manual Training — H Koenitzer
•** (i '*, " *»'» it* -t!fj 1 /.- •
Pine City. JMne Co^ aoff. 1*400*
Pres Bd. Eflucu — Judge Wilcox
Sec Bd. ffidw^J IX-Bayfe ,
City SnperintenAe'nt — W J MeAdam,
Prin H S — Myra Sonth^orth
Manual Training— W J, McAdam
Pine Island, Goodhue Co, pop 1,125.
Pres Bd Educ — rD C, Sheldon.
Sec Bd Edrtc— -I* L CarnwelL
City Superintendent — W H Detamore.
Principal High School — Janette Bendei
Supv liuftic— Artys'6chro^delP*' 'ww
Manual training— D* "^ Davenport.
Domestic Sciencfe-i-Cetaa vlMaas !T
Domestic
Pres Bd Educ — B
' Bd. Bduc>f—(tlTj»ce
Supeftotendenlh-W*
Prin1 H 8 — Clare
Ashton
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Plpestone— - continued
Supv Mus & Draw — Clara Koeneman
Manual Training— C Orvllle Smith
Domestic Science — Ada Peick
Pipes tone Indian Training- School Govern*
ment school for Indians est 1892, Wil-
lard 8 Campbell Supt
Plalnvlew, Wabasha Co pop 1,425
Pres Bd Bduc — G H DIckmay
Sec Bd Educ — G F Silvester
City Superintendent — Amv R French
Principal High School — Cecil Mlhelson
Supv Mus & Dom Scl — Carrie E Lutz
Preston, Flllmore Co , pop 1,450
City Superintendent — I. IT Towle
Prin H S — J H Shipton
Princeton, Millelaes Co, pop 1,704
City Superintendent — J C Marshall
Prin H S — Sophia Stroeter
Bed Lake Falls, Red Lake Co , pop 1,797
Pres Bd Educ— Dr N M Watson
Sec Bd Educ — Dr I Lemieux
City Superintendent — C H "Workman
Principal High School — C E Reinholt
Manual Training — Paul Carpenter
Domestic Science — Julia Hawkinson
Red Wlngr Goodhue Co , pop 9,048
Pres Bd Edue — W H Putnam.
Sec Bd Educ — C A K. Johnson
City Superintendent — J L Sllvernale
Prin H S — Paul Th Rusterholz
Supv Music — Emma F Kuhfeld.
Manual Training1 — D R Goldsmith
Domestic Science — Innagarde Gutflelsoh.
Physical Culture — Catherine Craddock
Pen'ship Com'l and Stenog — C C Wtadsor
Lutheran Ladles' Seminary, prep Luth ,
girls, H Allen, Pres
Red Wing Business College bus and sten .
est 1909 , Frank W Kalfahs, President
Red Wing Evangelical Seminary theol ,
men Luth eat 187<», Rev Edward W
Schmidt Pres
State Training School for Boys, state in-
stitution, Charles O Merlca, Supt.
Redwood Falls, Redwood Co , pop 1,800.
Pres Bd Bduc— Daniel McLean
Sec Bd Educ— H M Aune
City Superintendent — C W Street
Principal High School — Harold Jordan
Supv Music — Mabel Wood
Manual Training— HoUis Miller
Domestic Science — Jennie Murfln
Renvllle, Renvllle Co , pop
City Superintendent — L J Farmer
Prin H S — Harold Baker
Rochester, Olmatead Co, pop 7,844.
City Superintendent — H A. Johnson.
Prin H S — Edward Shuey
Academy of Our Lady of Lourdes, girls'
boarding, R C , Mother Mathilda, Su-
perior
Rochester Business and Normal College,
bus and nor co-ed est 1896, Martin
A Beatty, Pres.
Rush CItv, Chlsagro Co , pop 1,200
Pres Bd Educ — Dr C A Anderson
Sec Bd Bduc— B J Boyle
City Superintendent — N R Rlngdahl
Prin H S — Gudrun farlson
Manual Training — C W Dick
Bush ford FUlmore Co , pop 1,850
Pres Bd Educ — W F Drake
Sec Bd Educ — F A Olson
City Superintendent — H S Craig
Principal High School — Elsie Tounkman
Manual Training — Jens Jensen
St Anthony Park. Suburb of St Paul.
College of Agriculture, University of Minne-
sota state, co-ed, est 1871, D D
Mayne, Principal
Seminary of the United Norwegian Luth-
eran Church theol , men, Ev Luth , est
1885, Rev Prof Marcus Olans Boeck-
man, D D , Pres , Phalem Park
St Charles, Wlnona Co, pop 1,575
City Superintendent — Arthur A Sperling
Prin H S — Margaret Llnnan
St Cloud, Stearns Co , pop 10,600
Pres. Bd Bduc — William Stratton
Sec Bd Educ — P E Kaiser
City Superintendent — C H Barnes
Prin H S— Elizabeth Clark
Supv Music — Grace F Spring
Manual Training-— Elmer Knutson
Domestic Science—Louise Breher
Physical Culture — Roy Gangwlsch
Drawing — H R Stevenson
Penmanship — Ida Chambers
Kennedy Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1909, Miss Annie M Kennedy, Prin
St Cloud Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1902, Lewis H Vath, Prin
State Normal School, nor , state, co-ed ,
est 1869, Waite A Shoemaker, Ph D,
Pres
fit James, Watonwan Co, pop 2,820
Prea Bd Educ — J K Sonnesyn
Sec Bd Educ — L E Chambard
City Superintendent — J C Davis
Principal High School — Rosa N Young
Supv Mus & Draw — Lltta M Stone
Manual Training — Harold Sverdrup
Domestic Science — Leola M Howard
St Joseph, Stearns Co, pop 706
St Benedict's College and Academy, girls'
boarding, R C , est 1880, Sister Domin-
ica Borgerding, Directress
St. Louis Park* Hennepln Co, pop 1,491
City Superintendent — E S Hatch
Prin H S — Agnes Crounse
St Paul, Ramsey Co , pop 214,744.
Pres Bd Educ — Alexander Horn
Sec Bd Bduc — Octave Savard
City Superintendent— Milton O Patter
Sup Music — Elsie M Sharve
Manual Training — Donald V Ferguson
Domestic Science — Pearl L Bailey
Physical Culture—Carl J Herrmann
Drawing— Laura A Williams
Kindergarten — Mary McClellan
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MINNESOTA
St Paul — continued
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Central High School, Lexington Boulevard,
M A Stapleton, Principal
Humboldt High School, Gott Avenue, D
Lange, Principal
John A Johnston High School, Walsh
Ave , John M Guise, Principal
Mechanic Arts High School, Central Ave ,
George Weilbrecht, Principal
Backus' School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect , est 1908, Mrs Carrie Hasklns
Backus, Principal, 578 Holly Avenue
Baldwin Seminary, prep , co-ed , non-sect.,
Clinton J Backus, Prin, 114 Mackubin
Capitol City Commercial College, bus and
sten , est 1908, Malcolm Emory Nichols,
President, 28 East Sixth Street
College of St Catherine., coll and prep ,
girls' boarding, R CT est 1905, Sister
Frances Clare, President, Cleveland and
Randolph
College of St Thomas, ooll and prep ,
boys' boarding, military, R C , est 1886,
Very Rev H Moynlhan, President, Cor-
ner Cleveland and Summit Ave
Concordla College, boys' boarding, Ev
Luth, est 1898, Theodore Buenger, Presi-
dent, St Anthony and Syndicate
Cretin High SchooJ., boys' boarding, R. C ,
Rev Bro E Lewis, Prin
Globe Business College, est 1875, J O
Weaver, Pres, 7th and St Peter Sts
Hamllne University, coll , co-ed., M B ,
est 1854, Rev Samuel Kerfoot, D D,
Pres
Loomis School, girls' boarding, non-sect,
Miss Annie J Loomis, Prin
Luther Seminary, theol , Luth , men. est
1884, Rev H Ernst, D D, President,
Phalen Park
Macalester College, coll , music, co-ed.,
Presb , est 1885, T Iforey Hodgman,
M A, LL D, Pres.
Madison School, normal training, women;*
est 1888, J C Bryant, Prin., 10th &
Minnesota Sts
Pioneer Business School, bus and sten ,
Mrs P P Roller, Prin , 829 Ryan Bids?
Rasmussen Practical Business School, bus
and sten , est 1900, Walter Rasmussen,
President 858 Minnesota Street
St Joseph Academy, girls' boarding, R.
C , Sister Hyacinth, Nelson and Western
Aves
St Mary's High SchooLf prep , co-ed , R
C Sister Victoria, Prin , Cor 0th and
Locust
St Paul Academy, boys' day, non-sect t*
est 1900, Fred W FIske, Prin, Cor Dale
and Portland Aves
St Paul College of Law, law, co-ed , est
1900, Judge G L Bunn, Dean
St Paul School of Fine Arts art co-ed ,
est 1894, Lee W Ziegler, Director, 308 tt
Selby Ave. -
School of Traction Engineering, tech , men,*
est 1908. J L Mowry Prin
Seminary of the United Norwegian Luth-
eran Church, theol , Luth , men, est
1890, Rev Marcus O Bookman, D D,
Fres
St Paul — continued
St Paul Seminary, men, R C , est. 1894 v
Very Rev Francis J Sfchaefer, Rector,
Summit and Mississippi Boulevard.
Stone's School of Watchmaking, watch-
making, jewelry trades, men, est 1900,
Herman A Stone, President, 903 Globe
Bldg
Visitation Convent, girls' boarding, R. C ,
Mother Clementine, Superior, Fairmont
Ave
St Paul Park, Washington Co , pop 1,173
St Paul's College, prep , co-ed , M E ,
est 1889, Henry* J Hoffert, M S, D D.
Pres
St Peter, Nicollet Co , pop 4,514
Pres Bd Educ — J W Daniels
Sec Bd. Educ — Bert be Welbezohn
City Superintendent — B M Cosgrove
Prin H S — Emily D Brown
Domestic Science — Ruth Mells
Agriculture — Stewart Learning
Gustavus Adolphus College, coll , co-ed.,
Luth , est 1862, Rev O J Johnson,
President.
Sandstone, Pine Co, pop 1,589
Pres Bd Educ — A S Dean
Sec Bd Educ— M Bullts
City Superintendent — George V Kinney
Principal High School— Marie Mahaffey
Supv Music — Frances Lamb
Manual Training— H M Church
Domestic Science — Catherine Ober
Com'l & Stenog'y — Marie Mahaffey
Sank Center, Stearne Co, pop 2,468
City Superintendent — Martin D Aygarn
Principal High School — Prof Thomas
Saulc Rapids, Benton Co , pop 1,060
City Superintendent — R W Kerr
Prin. H S — Wm G Jackson
Shakopee, Scott Co , pop 2,068
City Superintendent— T B Miller
Prin H S— Natalie Thornton
Sherbnrn, Martin Co, pop 950
City Superintendent — J E Oilman
Prin. H a— Ethel B Green
Slayton, Murray Co, pop 1,100
City Superintendent — D S Bralnard
Prin H S — Marion Urqunart
Sleepy Bye, Brown Co, pop ,
City Superintendent— Jf A. Cedarstroxn
Prin H. S. — Gertrude L. Gee
gmlthvffle, St Louis Co , pop 100.
Finnish Working People's College, Socialist
scientific courses, co-ed , boarding* non-
sect est 1904, George SIrola, Lecturer
South St Paul, Dakota Co, pop S,458
Pres Bd Bduc — J W Vant Hue.
Sec Bd Educ — J R Stevenson
City Superintendent — D Edward Hlckey
Principal High School— L. C Higbie.
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South 8t Paul— continued.
Supv Music— Gyda Hanson
Manual Training — G EL Hardy.
Domestic Science — L Bernice Hart
Physical Culture — Vera Rader
Com'l and Stenog*y — Lulu March
Spring Grove, Houston Co , pop 1,000
City Superintendent — O K Omlle
Prln H S— Olive Washington
Spring Valley, Ftllmore Co, pop 1,925
City Superintendent— F E Maxson
Prln H S — Helen M Craft
Supv Music — Mrs C M Allen
Manual Training — S A Blackburn
Domestic Science — Ethel TJrbatch
Springfield, Brown Co, pop 1,546
Pres Bd Educ — H BendUcen
Sec Bd Educ — A Frederickson
City Superintendent — C A Patchln
Prln H S — Louise W Irmen
Manual Training — H L Sargeant
Domestic Science — Anna Beyer
Staples, Todd Co, pop 1,050
Pres Bd Educ — H J Dower
Sec Bd Educ — F H Knickerbocker
City Superintendent — Charles Eglnton
Frin H S— Elizabeth Wolfe
Manual Training — Roy H Gould
Domestic Science — Mary A Searle
Stephen, Marshall Co, pop 1,050
Pres Bd Educ — W R Rusling
Sec Bd Educ — P A McClernan
City Superintendent — Frank H Koos
Principal High School — Ethel Borden
Manual Training— J B Service
Domestic Science — Louise Llndsley
gtewartville, Olmstead Oo, pop 1,085
City Superintendent — G H Booth
Prin H S — Dora McGuigan
Stlllwater, Washington Co , pop 1049*
Pres Bd Educ — Frank Witbro-w
Sec Bd Educ — Andrew J Holm.
City Superintendent — Wm H Hollands
Prin H S— Charles Hellberg
Supv Music — Verna Lean
Manual Training — Paul Dietrlekson.
Domestic Science — Ruth Evans.
Physical Culture — Margaret Hoppln.
Draw and Pen'shlp— Maude Sarver
Com'l and Stenog*y — Mary Goudberg
Rassmussen Practical Business College,
bus and sten , eat 1900, Julius Rasmus-
sen, Pres
Thief Elver Falls, Pennlngton Co , pop.
City Superintendent — J H Hay
Prln H S — Miss S Grtndeland
Commercial Normal School, est 1909, O
A Naplin, B A, Prln
Tracy, Lyon Co , pop 2,015
City Superintendent — Lee Swift
Prin H S — J G McDonough
Two Harbors, Lake Co, pop 4,40*
City Superintendent — H E Flynn
Prin H S— Alice HIckey
Tyler, Itacoln Co, pop 1,050
City Superintendent — S B Erlckson
Prln H S— O G Dalager
Virginia, St Lonls Oo , pop 10,478.
CHty Superintendent — Pitt P Colgrove
Wabasha, Wabasha Co, pop 1,900
Pres Bd Educ — Dr C H Robinson
Sec Bd Educ — J W Murdock
City Superintendent — L W Fowle
Prin H, S —Martha Hazzard
Supv Music — Kadella Javne
Manual Training — A R Tiffany
Domestic Science — Edith Cassidy
Wadena, Wadena Co, pop 1,075
City Superintendent — E T Carroll
Prln H S — Alice E Schriber
Walker, Cass Co , pop 700
City Superintendent — Warren H Allen
Prin H S — Ruth Lee
Warren, Marshall Co, pop 1,640
City Superintendent — E M Mitchell
Prin H S — Helen R Roberts
Waseca, Waseca County, pop 2,838
Pres Bd, Educ, — IJ Habeln.
Sec Bd. Educ, — C H Bailer
City Superintendent — Carroll E Payne
Prin H. S— Mrs T B, Hartley
Supv Mus. A Draw — Bonnie MoLanghUn.
Domestic Science — Charlotte Hagennan
WaterviUe, teSueur Co, pop 1,475
City Superintendent— Charles Rodeen
Prin H. S — Ruth Anderson
Wayzata, Henneptn Co, pop 850
City Superintendent— Fred A Audert
Prln H. S— Leah R Drake
Welcome, Martin Co , pop. 600.
City Superlntendent-r-R. A Bushee
Prln. H S— Carolyn Anderson
Wells* Farlbault Co , pop 1,814
Pres Bd Educ— S A Anderson
Sec Bd Educ — E O Oren
City Superintendent — Chas B Young
Prin. H S — Fanny Bradford
Manual Training — Mr Brlckson
Domestic Science — Frances J Houghtaling
Agriculture — Glen Hegnauer
Parson's Business University, bus. and
sten , A C Parsons, Pres
West Concord, Dodge Co, pop 075.
City Superintendent — Louis M Isaacs
Prin H. S—Ada B Smith
Wheaton, Traverse Co , pop 1,500
City Superintendent — John E Palmer
Prin. H S— Kate Phillips
White Bear lAke, Bamsey Co , pop 1,7*5
City Superintendent — F F Farrar
Prin H S— Miss Abigail A Stough
Wilder, Jaeksen Co, pop 175
Breck Farm Schopl and Business College,
prep and bus , co-ed r est 1888, P E ,
Rev William Henry Pond, Fres
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Wlllmar, Kandiyohi Co , pop 4,040
Pres Bd Educ — Russell Splcer
Sec Bd Educ — A O Farsberg
City Superintendent — G A Foster
Prin H S — Josephine Jenness
Supv Mus & Draw — Blanche Coleman
Manual Training— G S Croyle
Domestic Science — Helen E Haugh
Wlllmar Seminary, prep , co-ed , Ev Luth ,
est 1888, A C Pedersen, Prin
Windom, Cottwood Co., pop 1,884
Pies Bd Educ — D U Weld
Sec Bd Educ — George LeTourneau.
City Superintendent — G H Sanberg
Prin H S — Anna Bernard
Supv Music — Emily Maloney
Manual Training — Paul R Corner
Domestic Science — Florence Crittenden
Wlnnebago, Farlbault Co, pop 1,558
Prea Bd Sdue— C W Headley
SeKs. Bd, Educ— W A Streater
City Superintendent — L S Graves
Prin H S— Ella Kneller
Manual Training — Harry S Seams
Domestic Science — Agnes Cheadle
Agriculture — M T Lewis
Parker College, prep, manual training, do-
mestic science, commercial and music,
M E , est 1889, Benj Longley, Pres.
Wlnona, Winona Co», pop. 18,583
Pres Bd. Educ.-^J P Hennessy
Sec Bd Educ — W J Whipple
City Superintendent — J V Voorhees
Wlnona — continued
Principal High School — Webster Davis
Supv Music — Alona Hungerford.
Manual Training — E H Petry
Domestic Science— Olive Keyea
Drawing — Ella Begersted
Penmanship— Jennie Willis.
College of St Teresa, coll , girls' hoarding,
R. C , est 1894 , Sister M Leo, Directress
Winona State Normal School, nor , state,
co-ed est 1860, Guy E Maxwell, Pres
Winona Business College, bus, sten and
civil service, esl 1905, C F Koehler,
President
Winthrop, Sibley Co, pop* 1,350.
City Superintendent — P H Johnson
Prin H S — Ella B. Thorson*
Worthfngton, Nobles Co, pop 2,27«
Pres. Bd. Educ — William Madison
Sec Bd Educ — Fred Goff
City Superintendent — B B. Heeter
Prin H S— Llda McBrlde
Supv Mus & Draw — Marguerite Goheen
Manual Training:— Tom Leedham.
Domestic Science — Emily Packard
Zumbrota, Goodhue Co , pop 1*600
Pres Bd Educ— N T Wedge
Sec Bd Educ— M H Baskfield
City Superintendent — E B Bergguist.
Prin H S— Lillian Billing
Supv Music — Eleanor Pfelffer
Manual Training — Gilbert Johnson
MISSISSIPPI
Population, 1,797,114 School census, 712,044 School age, 5-21
Mississippi is the twenty first state of the Union in point of population, having
a total of 1,797,114 inhabitants, of whom 43.7 per cent are white. Of this num-
ber 5 per cent are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of the entire popula-
tion, ten years of age and over, is 22 4 per cent , the state ranking forty-sixth in this
respect The educational system of the state is as follows*
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
J. N POWERS, State Superintendent of Public Education
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
Ross A COLLINS, Attorney General
J W POWER, Secretary of State
J N POWERS, State Superintendent of Public Education
J C FANT, State High School Inspector
W H SMITH, State Supervisor of Rural Schools
Jackson
Jackson
.Jackson
Jackson
University
Jackson
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
County
Adams „
Alcorn
Amite
Attala
Benton
Bolivar
Calhoun
Carroll
Chickasaw
Chootaw
Claiborne
Clarke
Clay
Coahoma
Coplah
Covington
DeSoto
Franklin
Forest
George
Greene
Grenada
Hancock
Harrison
Hinds
Holm en
Issaquena
Itawamba
Jackson
Jasper
Name and Addresa
J W. Henderson, Natchez
W A McCord, Corinth
F H Butler, Liberty
W A Hull, Kosoiusko
W T Renick, Ashland
A C Pearman, Rosedale
J O. Rich, Pittsboro
. C A. NeaL Valden
George D Riley Houston
Sam'l C Ray, Mathiston
T V Rush, Port Gibson
J R Brock, Quitman
Paul Townsend, West Point
J M Brooks, Clarksdale
A. A. McAlpln, Hazlehurst
J T Calhoun. Collins
R E L. Morgan, Hernando
W L Foreman Meadville
13 J Currie, Hattiesburg
W A Avera, Lucedale
Joseph Walley Leakesville
Virgin R. James, Grenada
John Craft, Bay St. Louis
J J Dawsey, Gulfport
C S North, Raymond
J M Kimbrough, Lexington
Geo Robinson, Mayersville
James Crouch, Fulton
Guy D Dean, Scranton
L R. Massey, Paulding
County
Jefferson
Jefferson Davis
Jones
Keraper
Lafayette
Lamar
Lauderdale
Lawrence
Leake
Lee
Leflore
Lincoln
Lowndes
Madison
Marion
Marshall
Monroe
Name and Addrera
L. L Posey, Fayette
W Lee, Prentiss
L J Stringer, Laurel
W F Brown, Dekalb
H T Smith, Oxford
A Q Broodus, Purvis
J R Ellis, Meridian
T J White, Monticello
W E Martin, Carthage
E P Clayton, Tupelo
J R Hughes, Greenwood
C Hodges, Brookhaven
a M. Nash, Columbus
G R. Bennett Canton
Fred Barnes, Columbia
J P Horton, Holly Springs
E E Cowley, Aberdeen
Montgomery Guy C Burton, Winona
Neshoba H T Graham, Philadelphia
Newton W W Coursey, Decatur
Noxubee J R Jackson. Macon
Oktibbeha A E Green, Starkevllle
Panola C B Young, Sardis
Pearl River C E Bass, Poplarville
Perry W F Backs tram, New Augusta
Pike S W Simmons, Magnolia
Pontotoc J W Spain, Ponto-toc
Pfentlss R E Sutherland, Booneville
Quitman F M. Bizzell, Marks
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS — Continued
County Name and Address
Rankin H H Bullock, Brandon
Scott A C Walters, Forest
Sharkey J S Joor, Sr, Rolling Pork
Simpson J H Williamson, Mendenhall
Smith . W T Searcy, Raleigh
Sunflower C T Bookout, Indianola
Tallahatchie R H Harrison, Charleston
Tate L G Allen, Senatobla
Tlppah . L H Jobe, Rlpley
Tishomingo N L Phillips, luka
fount v Name and Address
Tunica J W Henderson, Tunica
Union W T Smith, New Albany
Warren J H Culkin, Vicksburg
Washington Steve Archer, Greenville
Wayne John A Ramsey, Waynesboro
Webster J B Scott,Walthall
Wilkinson J C Day, Woodville
Winston E C Lovorn, Louisville
Talobusha R P Hentz, Water Valley
Yazoo W W Lockard, Tazoo City
PUBLIC, PRIVATES AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Abbeville, La Fayettc Co , pop 860.
Abbeville Normal School, normal, state.
oo-ed
Aberdeen, Monroe Co , pop 8,708
City Superintendent — W K. Thornbury
Agricultural College P. O., Okttbbeha Co
City Supt and Prin H S — R C Morris
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical
College, comprises School of Agriculture,
of Engineering, of Textile Industry* of
Industrial Education of General Science,
state, military, men George R High-
tower, President
School of Agriculture A and M College,
two-year four-year and short courses in
agriculture J C Robert, B Sc , Direc-
tor
School of Engineering, A and M College,
courses in mechanical electrical civil
and mining engineering, B M Walker,
M Sc , Director
School of Industrial Education, A and M
College, normal courses in agriculture
and manual training, C H Brunson, A
M, Director
School of Textile Industry, A and M Col-
lege, technical training in cotton man-
ufacturing, J G Coxnan, B Sc , Director
Alcorn, Clalbome Co.
Alcorn Agricultural and Mechanical College
for Negroes, state, prep, mechanical and
Indust courses, co-ed , J A Martin, B
S , President
St. Stanislaus College, boys' boarding, R.
C , est. 1854, Brother Felix, President.
fit. Joseph's Academy, girls' boarding, R.
C., est 1855, Sister Angustin, Directress.
Bay St. Louis, Hancock Co , pop 2,500
St Joseph's. Academy, girls' boarding, R.
C , est 1855, Sister Mary Bernardino,
Superior
St Stanislaus College, boys' boarding, B-\
C , est 1854 , Brother Stanislaus, Prln
Bfloxl, Harrison Co., pop. 8,049.
City Superintendent — R. P Llnfleld.
Blue Mountain, Tlppah Co., pop 500.
City Superintendent— J. Ed. Brown.
Blue Mountain Female College; girls' board-
ing, non-sect , est. 1878, W T Lowrey,
LL D, Pros
Bine Springs, Union Co, pop 825
Blue Springs Normal College, normal,
state, co-ed,
BoonevIHe, Trentfsa Co., pop* 1,500
BoonevUle Institute, prep , co-ed., D A,
Hill, Prin.
Braxton, Simpson Co., pop 460.
Braxton Collegiate Institute, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect, est. 1889, Paul De Leon Mc-
Laurin, A B, Prln.
Brookhaven, LJncoIn Co , pop 5,898
City Superintendent — E E Bass
Principal Higrh School — B L Hatch
Supv Music — Miss M W Vincent.
Domestic Science — Miss S M McCutchen
Physical Culture — Miss Vincent
Drawing — Miss Carrie Stem
Whit-worth Female College, girls' boarding,
M E So , est. 1859, Rev I W Cooper,
D D. Pros
Byhalla, Marshall Co, pop. 760.
Kate Tucker Institute prep , co-ed , non-
sect , Kate EngentS Tucker, Prin.
Canton, Madison Co , pop 8,929
Pres Bd Eduo — H B Graves.
Sec Bd Educ — W B Jones.
City Superintendent — H M Ivy
Principal High School — C A. Gray
Supv Music — Miss Willie Anderson
Draw and Pen' ship — Miss Bess Lawler
Carrollton, Carroll Co, pop 1,095
Pres Bd Educ — W H Hafner
Sec Bd Educ — O K Gee
City Superintendent — C A Neal
Principal High School — A A Tate
Supv Music — Miss Wanda Luddell
Drawing— Mrs B M Drake
Carthage, I/eake Co., pop 800.
Carthage Academy, prep., co-ed., non-
sect., Woodley ft Huddleston, Print
Cascffla, Tallahatchie Co , pop. 850.
Cascilla High School, prep , co-ed ; non-
sect., Prof. Gninn, Prin.
Chalybeate, Tlppah Co , pop 100.
Chalybeate Springs Institute, prep , oo-ed.,
non-sect, J N Berry, Prln
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Chatawa, Pike Co., pop 64
St. Mary's Institute, girls' boarding? R. C.,
Sister Mary Apollinalre.
darksdale, Coahoma, Co , pop. 4,000
City Superintendent — Harvey B Heidelberg
Clarkson, Webster Co , pop. 100
Bennett Academy* prep , co-ed , boarding:,
M B , eat 1885, George "W Keen, Presi-
dent
CHnton, Hinds Co., pop 570
Hlllznan College, girls' boarding, Bapt ; est
1868, W J Lowrey, Pres
Mississippi College, coll and prep dept ,
men, Bapt , est 1827 Rev John W
Provlne, LL D , President
Mount Hermon Female Seminary (colored) ,
girls' boarding, non-sect, est. 1875, Miss
Julia M Blwln, Prin.
Columbia, Marlon Co, pop. 2,029
Pres Bd Educ — Hon H C Mounger
Sec Bd Educ— B J Watts
City Superintendent — T O Griffis
Columbus, X*own4es Co , pop. 8,988.
City Superintendent — V Frlerson
Barrow Memorial Academy, prep , co-ed.;
Mrs Sales, Prin.
Columbus Business College, bus and sten ,
A Thornton, Prin
Franklin Academy, prep , co-ed , C X
Taffe, Prin
Mississippi Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1912 Marlon Edward Coe, Manager
Mississippi Industrial Institute and College,
state, Industrial school for girls, est.
1886, H. L Whltfield, Pros
Corinth, Alcorn Co , pop 5,020,
City Superintendent — James A. Caldwell
Cumberland, Webster Co , pop 8166.
Cumberland Normal Institute., private,
prep . co-ed , non-sect., est. isBB, Rev J
F Mitchell. Prin.
Dlxon, Neshoba Co., pop 100
Dlxon High School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , H. Y Graham, Prin.
Edwards, Hinds Co , pop 800
Southern Christian Institute (colored),
prep , co-ed., Christ , est. 1882; J B
Lehman, Ph B , Fres
Fayette, Jefferson Co, pop 700.
City Superintendent— H. TL, McCloskey
French Camp, Choctaw Co., pop. 959
Central Mississippi Institute, girls' board-
ing, Presb , est. 1884, J A. Sanderson,
Principal
Gloster, Amlte Co , pop 1,700.
City Superintendent — H. B Higdon.
Gmnvffle, Washington Co., pep. &6JLO.
City Superintendent — Ell E Bas**
Prin H 8 — Benjamin L Hatch,
Greenwood, Leflore Co , pop 5,886.
Pres. Bd Educ — 8 R Eeesler
Sec Bd Educ— 8 L Brlster
City Superintendent — Charles E Saunders.
Principal High School — Tom Sykes.
Supv Music — Mrs V L Topp
Domestic Science — Miss Inez Johnson
Physical Culture — Miss Ruth Keger
Grenada, Grenada- Co , pop £,8JL4»
Grenada Collegiate Institute, girls' board-
Ing, M E , est. 1851, Rev" J R Countlss,
Pres
Gulfport, Harrison Co , pop 6,886*
City Superintendent — I F Gilmer
Harpervllle, Scott Co , pop £00
Harperville Collegiate Institute, prep.; co-
ed., non-sect , C A. Huddleston, Pres.
Hattlesburg, Forrest Co , pop 11,783.
City Superintendent— Friley B Woodley
Hattiesburg Woman's College, girls' board-
ing, John L Johnson, Jr, Pres
Mississippi Normal College, state normal,
co-ed , est 1910, Joseph Cook, President
Hazlehurst, Coplah Co , pop 1,800.
Pres Bd Educ — J S Sexton.
Sec Bd Bduc— H J Fairly
City Superintendent — Herbert L McCleskey
Supv Music— Miss Nell Harris
Hernando, De Soto Co , pop 650
Principal High School-^J I Covlngton
Holly Springs, Marshall Co , pop. 8,875
Mississippi State Normal School, normal,
state, co-ed , Rev B D Miller, Pres.
Mississippi Synodical College, girls' board-
ing, Presb, est. 1891, T W Raymond,
A. M, D D, Prin
Rust University (colored), coll , co-ed., M.
E , est 1868, Rev James T Docking,
Ph. D , D D , Pres
Houston, Chlckasaw Co , pop 1,500.
Mississippi Normal College, prep , co-ed.;
non-sect, B L Collins, Pres.
luka, Tishomlngo Co , pop 1,100
City Superintendent — S F Howard
Jackson, Hinds Co , pop
Pres Bd Educ — Oscar Newton.
City Superintendent — Edward L Bailey
Principal High School— O H Wlngfleld
Supv Music — Anna Johnson
Domestic Science — Elizabeth Ellis
Physical Culture — Gladys Eyrlch
Drawing — Bessie Lemly
Com'l Se Stenog'y — E E Barrington
Belhaven College for Young Ladle*, girls'
boarding, non-sect, est 1894, J R.
Preston, M A, Pres
Draughon's Practical Business College, bus.
and sten , est 1905, H S Alford, Man-
ager
Harris Business University, bus and sten,,
est 1895, N J Harris, President
Jackson College (colored), theol , prep.,
co-ed , Bapt , est 1877, Rev, Luther G
Barrett, A M, Pres
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Jackson — continued
Macon and Andrews Business College; bus
and sten , est 1895, G A. Macon and
A. A. Andrews, Props
Mississippi State Normal College, co-ed.,
William H Smith, Prln
Mlllsaps College comprises the College,
Lav* School, and Preparatory School, co-
ed , M E So , est 1892, Rev A F
Watkins Pres
Mil leaps College, Law School, law, men,
M E C, S, est 1897, Edward Mayes,
LL D , Dean
Jefferson, Carroll Co , pop 100.
Jefferson High School, prep , co-ed.,
Bapt , Miss Juniata Hill, Prin.
Kosclusko, Attala Co.,
City Superintended
Kossuth, Alcorn Co, pop 2&0
Prln Agri H 8 —Bid. Strickland
Kossuth School, prep , co-ed., non-sect., \
J O Looney, Prin
Laurel, Jones Co, pop. 8,468.
Pres Bd Educ — Chas S Stover
Sec Bd Educ — W P Davis
City Superintendent — Richard H. Watklns.
Prln H a— C Lamar NellL
Supv Music — Grover My tin
Domestic Science — Mary Wllkes
Penmanship— Anna Stover
Com'l and Stenog*y — Alice Carrey
Lexington, Holmes Co , pop. 1,700
Central College for Women, prep , girls'
board, non-sect.
Lonln, Jasper Co , pop 200.
City Superintendent'-fi L. Stringer
Tjfoerty, Amite Co, pep 7tHK
Liberty Maje and Female College, prep ;
co-ed, non-sect.? Rev N" Smylie, Prin.
Louisville, Winston Co., pop. 1,175
Pres Bd Bduc — W R. Hull
Sec Bd Bduc — Q W BJ Bennett
Principal High School — John Rundle
Supv Music — Miss Ida Johnson,
Man Tr & Dom, Sci — Miss Emma Martin
Penmanship — John Rundle,
Louisville Normal School, normal; state,
co-ed , J A Hall, Pres.
McComb, Pike Co, pop. 0,387
Pres Bd Bduc— L H Kell
Sec Bd Educ — H T Denman.
City Superintendent— Henry JP, Efughes,
Principal B3gh School — Miss Perla C At-
kin
Supervisor Music — Annje Whitnel.
Manual Trainlngj-nJ H. Clause
Domestic Science — Gran B McVey
Physical Guiture— EJetfeer Appleby
drawing— iMlss HI Fdwle? J
Commercial— Miss S M Marks
Meridian, Lauderdale Co, pop. £3,285.
City Superintendent— -David C Bull.
Lincoln School, prep , co-ed , Cong , est
1888, Caesar S Ledbetter, A B, Prin-
cipal
Macon & Andrews College, bus and sten.;
est. 1895, J J Ferguson, Prln
Meridian Academy (colored), prep and
nor , boarding, co-ed , M E , est 1878,
J Beverly F Shaw, A. B A M , Ph D ,
Principal
Meridian Woman's College, girls' board-
ing, non-sect , at 1908, John W Beeson,
LL D, Pres
Queen City Business College, bus. and
sten , est. 1907, M F Mitchell, Pres.
MontroB*, Jasper Co, pop 400
Forest District High School, prep,, co-
ed., M. E, So , T, C Bradford, Prin
Mississippi Conference Training School,
prep , co-ed , M. E So , est. 1904, Rev
W H. Betta, Ph. B, Prin.
Mount Olive, Covington Co, pop. 775
Mount Olive High School, prep , co-ed, r
non-sect.; eat, 1865, J T Calhoun, Prin
Moss Point, Jackson Co, pop 1,900.
City Superintendent — S P Walker
Natchez, Adams Co, pop. 11,791.
City Superintendent — J H. Owings
Natchez College., (colored), prep, co-ed.,
Bapt., S H C Owen, Prin
St Joseph's School, girls' boarding, R. C.,
Sister Scholastica, Prin.
St MaxVs Cathedral School, boy's board-
ing, Brother Charles, Prin
Stanton College for Young Ladies, girls'
boarding, non-sect., est. 1894, J. K.
Morrison, Pres
Nettleton, Lee Cou, pop 1,100
City Superintendent — J Sloan Vandlner
Novr Albany, Unloi Co., pop. 1£7&
City Superintendent—Bailer T Sohumpert
Newton, Newton Co , pop, 1,475,
Pres Bd Educ — B L. Faucette
Sec Bd. Educ— W C Williams
City Superintendent— W C. Williams.
Principal High School—a C Thames,
Supv Music — Miss Annie Hardln
Manual Training — H F Tolle
Drawing — Miss Helen Gale.
Penmanship — Mrs F M Brader
Commercial — W* C Williams t
Clarke College., prep , co-ed ; Rev I* O.
Gates, Pres
Okolona, Chlckasaw Co., pop.
City Superintendent — Pearl Turner
Orwood, La Xfcyetto Co., popt £06. t
Otwood Acadsemy; prep., oo^ed., nxjm-sect.:
J< D Storznont, Prln.
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Oxford, La layette Co , pop 1,826
City Superintendent— Prof Phtlbeck.
University of Mississippi Medical Depart-
ment (prep med freshman and sopho-
more), xned., res . eat. 1908, W S,
Leathers, M D , Acting Dean
University Training School, prep , oo-ed ,
non-sect , Qeo Hurst, FMn.
Pascagoula, Jackson Co, pop 2,500
Pres Bd Educ — F H Lewis
Sec Bd Educ — W M Conty
City Superintendent— S P Walker
Principal High School— Mrs Alice Hull
Picayune, Pearl River Co*, pop 425
Prin H S — W I Thames
Pittsboro, Calhonn Co, pop 254.
Fittsboro Male and Female College, prep ,
co-ed , non-sect , A A Newell, A, B ,
Pres.
Pontotoc, Pontotoc Co, pop 1,700.
Chlckasaw College, girls' boarding, Presb ,
est 1852, M E~ Coe, A. M, President
Port Gibson, Clalbome Co , pop 1,875
Port Gibson Female College., girls' board-
ing M E So est 1843, Rev C M Chap-
man, Pres
Ripley, Tippah Co , pop 1,150
Pres Bd Educ— Dr R M Adams
Sec Bd Educ — T C Hines
City Superintendent — C G Lynch
Principal High School — Miss LeEarl Bobo
Pupv Music — Miss Sallie G Nauce
Senatobia, Tate Co, pop 1,825
Blackbourne College for Girls, girls'
boarding, non-sect , Mrs T D Moore,
Prin
Shelby, Bolivar Co, pop 1,025
Shelby Normal Institute (colored) , nor ,
state, co-ed , J M Williamson, Prin
Sherman, Pontotoc Co.. jx>p 850
Mississippi Normal Institute, nor , state;
co-ed , John B Thompson, Prin
Shubuta, Clarke Co, pop 850
High School, prep , co-ed., non-sect., J
M Kennedy, A B , Prin.
Starkville, Oktibbeha Co, pop 1,086.
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical
College, see Agricultural College P O
Starkeville Graded School, prep t co-ed-,
non-sect., Hugh Critz, B Sc, Prin
Summit, Pike Co , pop 1,150
Fres Bd Bduc — R B Chisholm
Sec Bd Bduc — W A Parsons
City Supt and Prin H S — Prof Bedwell
Supervisor Music — Miss S A Marks
Drawing — Miss A Fowler
Com'l and Stenography — Mrs N P Bonney
Sylvarena, Smith Co , pop 75
Sylvarena High School, prep , co-ed.; non-
sect , est 1870, John B Polk, Prin.
Tougaloo, Hinds Co , pop 186
Tougaloo University (colored), prep and
nor, co-ed., Cong, est 1869, Rev
William Trumbell Holmes, D D , Presi-
dent
Tupelo, Lee Co., pop. 8,500
Pres Bd Bduc — F H Mitts
Sec Bd Educ — J R Dabbs
City Superintendent — J C Windham
I'rincipal High School — T M Milam
Tyro, Tate Co, pop 225
Tyro High School, prep , oo-ed , non-
sect , E T Keeton, Prin
Union Church, Jefferson Co , pop 126.
Prin Co Agri H S — L Cothern
University P O , La Fayette Co
University of Mississippi, univ , state, oo-
ed . men, est 1864, Andrew A Kincan-
non, Chancellor
University of Mississippi, Law School, law,
oo-ed , est 1848, Robert B Fulton, M
A, LL. D, Pres.
Vaiden, Carroll Co , pop 1,050
Principal High School — Ernest B Allen
Ylcksburg, Warren Co , pop 20 814
Pres Bd Bduc. — W H. Bruser
Sec Bd Eduo — A M Paxton
City Superintendent — John P Carr
Principal High School— W L Rather
Supv Music—Miss Leila MoPherson
Drawing— Miss Gladys Bartlett
Commercial — J W McAlone
All Saints Episcopal College, theol , P E.,
Thomas P Bailey, Dean
St Aloyslus College, boys' boarding, R.
C , Brother Alphonse, Prin
Vicksburg Commercial School, bus and
sten , G H McDonald, Fres
Walnut Grove, Leake Co, pop 207
Mississippi Central Normal School, normal,
state, co-ed , J R Tally, Prin
Walthall, Webster Co, pop 170
Walthall Normal School, private, nor,
co-ed , non-sect , est 1887, S3 Morgan
Shaw, B 8 , Prin
Washington, Adams Co , pop 240
Jefferson Military College, military, non-
sect , est 1802 Col Robert Allen Burton,
Superintendent
Jefferson Military College, lower school for
boys 9 to 18 years of age
Water Valley, Talobusha Co., pop* 1,925
City Superintendent — Clinton S Blgham
Wesson, Coplah Co , pop 1,400
City Superintendent — J M Young
West Point, Clay Co , pop 1,486
City Superintendent — Charles F Capps.
Macon and Andrews College, bus. and
sten , G A Macon and A. A Andrews,
Props
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West Point— continued
Mary Holmes' Seminary (colored); girli1
boarding, Presb ; eat 1892; Rev. Austin
H. Jolly, D D , Pres.
Southern Christian College; ooll and prep.;
co-ed , Christian, est 1910, Hosea Baker
Abernethy, A M, President
Southern Female College, girls' boarding; -
Cumb Presb , Rev, A N Bshman, Pres
Wlnona, Montgomery Co* pop. 1,800.
City Superintendent-— W B. Bray.
Grenada-Zion Industrial College, Indutt;
co-ed., Bapt, John W. Crass, Pres.
Tazoo City, Yazoo Co., pop. 6,796.
City Superintendent— James A Caldwell.
Prin. H. S— H M. Ivy, Jr.
St Clara's Academy, prep.; co-ed.; R. C.,
Sisters of Charity, Prtns.
MISSOURI
Population, 3,293,335 School census, 1,003,434 School age, 6-20
Missouri is the seventh state of the Union in point of population, having a total
of 3,293,335 inhabitants, of whom 95 2 per cent are white Of this number 6 9 per
eent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population, ten years
of age and over, is 4 3 per cent , the state ranking twenty-nrst in this respect. The
educational system of the state is as follows
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
WILLIAM P EVANS, State Superintendent of Public Schools Jefferson City
S E DAVIS, Teacher Training High School Inspector Jefferson City
NELSON KERB, High School Inspector Jefferson City
G W REAVIS, Rural School Inspector Jefferson City
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
WILLIAM P. EVANS, State Superintendent of Public Schools, President Jefferson City
CORNELIUS ROACH, Secretary of State, Secretary Jefferson City
ELLIOTT W MAJOR, Governor Jefferson City
JOHN T BARKER, Attorney General Jefferson City
STATE BEADING CIRCLE BOARD
STJPT WEGLIAM P EVANS . Jefferson City
SUPT. W. M. OAKBBSON , ... Maryville
SOTT JOHN P GASS . Sedalia
SUPT L E. BEOTJS . . . .Lamar
SUPT TJBL W LAMKIN, State Manager . . Clinton
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
WILLIAM P EVANS, President , Jefferson City
331 M GARTER, Secretary . . Cape Girardean
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
County Name and Address
Adair . L B Slpple, Kirksville
Andrew Leslie M Dobbs, Savannah
Atchison Sallie Y Grebe, Hock Port
And rain J L, Shobe, Mexico
Barry W E Hanktns, Cassville
Barton L E Brous, Lamar
Bates P M Allison, Butler
Benton Chas G Harvey, Warsaw
Bollmger W M Welker, Marble Hill
Boone Geo T Porter, Columbia
Buchanan Geo K. Gilpin, St Joseph
Butler C A Robertson, Poplar Bluff
Caldwell D N McClintock, Kingston
Galloway . .R. G Hale, Fulton
Camden M E Johnson, Linn Creek
Cape Girardeau
. , , J T. McDonald, Jackson
Carroll C N Canaday, Carrollton
Carter , W S Perrin, Elsinore
Cass . . T J Walker, Harrisonville
Cedar W H. Riley, Stockton
Chariton C C. Carlstead, Zeytesvllle
Christian Tom Mapes, Ozark
Clark Helen McKee, Kahoka
Clay J A Robeson, Liberty
Clinton . W H DeBra, Plattsburg
Cole J S Lumpkm, Jefferson City
Cooper D L Rothgeb, Bunceton
Crawford Wm P Summers, Steelville
Dade, Ed, H Carender, Greenfield
Dallas John A Pitman, Buffalo
Daviess I J Voglegesang, Gallatm
DeKalb . »W O S wails, Clark s dale
Dent Jas W Mill sap, Salem
Doug-las John Levan, Ava
Dunklin . E D McAnally, Kennett
Franklin A. F Borberg, Union
Gasconade C M Da miser, Hermann
Gentry C H Allen, Albany
Greene J R Roberts, Springfield
Grundy Elizabeth Brainerd, Trenton
Harrison Nellie K. Sutton, Bethany
Henry * Uel W Lamkm, Clinton
Hickory* S Z. Odenbaugh, Hermitage
Holt Earl A Rock, Oregon
Howard Lev! Markland, Armstrong
Howell W a McMillln, West Plains
Iron B P Burnham, Ironton
Jackson L F Blackburn, Independence
Jasper L W Kost, Carthage
Jefferson R B Wilson, Hillsboro
Johnson R H. Boston, Warrensburg
Knox W E Cottey, Edina
Laclede . F W Ploger, Lebanon
Lafayette H T Phillips, Lexington
Lawrence D W Clayton, Mt Vernon
Lewis ,. Lloyd H Hicks, Monticello
Lincoln Zula Thurxnan, Troy
Linn . . E. L Joyce, Brookfield
County Name and Address
Livingston
J W McCormick, Chilllcothe
McDonald W H. Baker, Pineville
Macon O L Cross, Macon
Madison F C Baker, Fredericktown
Maries C N Cooper, Weldon
Marion Frankie Connell, Hannibal
Meicer A. C Nichols, Princeton
Miller Jas Messersmith, Tuscumbia
Mississippi
Mrs Clara E Graham, Charleston
Moniteau C J Ladman, California
Monroe John L Carter, Paris
Montgomery
W F Huper Montgomery City
Morgan Wray Witten, Versailles
New Madrid L 0 Swan, New MadrW
Newton Ernest H Newcomb, Neosho-
Nodaway W M Oakerson, Maryville-
Oregon H. M Williams, Alton
Osage R H. Bryan, Linn
Ozark A J Kimball, Gainesville
Pemiscot Chas G Ross, Caruthersville
Perry J G Reddick, Perryville
Pettis T R Luckett, Sedalia
Phelps John A Mooney, Rolla
Pike Willa N Mitchell, Bowling Green
Platte J F Sexton, Platte City
Polk Daisy Johnson, Bolivar
Pulaski L J Gladden, Laquey
Putnam W K Armstrong, Unionville
Rails O E Hulse, New London
Randolph S B McCullyf Moberly
Ray W T McGaugh, Richmond
Reynolds Lula Barton, Centerville
Ripley H E Braschler, Doniphan
St Charles P J McKmley, St Charles
St Glair C E Higgins, Osceola
St Francois A H Akers, Farmington
Ste Genevieve
Jos King, Ste Genevieve
St Louis W T, Bender, Clayton
Saline , J L Lynch, Marshall
Schuyler Mrs Belle Bunch, Lancaster
Scotland I M. Horn. Memphis
Scott . Chas D Harris, Benton
Shannon Walter Webb, Eminence
Shelby Myrtle Threlkeld, Shelbyville
Stoddard A. F Asa, Bloomfteld
Stone L V Threlfall, Galena
Sullivan Roxana Jones, Milan
Taney John W Bennett, Forsyth
Texas J 0 Payne, Houston
Vernon W. T Foster, Nevada
Warren... F W Kehr, Marthasville
Washington Burwell Fox, PotosI
Wayne C E Burton, Piedmont
Webster Lon Yates, Marshfleld
Worth Mrs Cora Early, Grant City
Wright John M Carter, Hartville
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PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Albany, Gentry Co , pop. 1,922
Pres Bd Educ — D S Flowers
Sec Bd Hduc — HI ley Gibbany
City Superintendent — C G Allen
Principal High School — Miss Reta Mitchell
Palmer College, coll , prep music and btu
courses, co-ed , Christ , est 1889, Rev
B A Watkins D D, Free
Appleton City, St Clalr Co, pop. 1,225.
City Superintendent — H L Mott
Appleton City Academy, prep , co-ed,, non-
sect , est. 1888, O *$i Theilmann, Prin*
Arcadia, Iron Co , pop. 275
Arcadia College and Ursullne Academy,
girls' boarding. R. C , est. 1877, Mother
Borgia, O S U. Prin
Ash Grove, Greene Co , pop 1,200
Principal High School — J A Bloomer
Ashley, Pike Co , pop 360
Watson Seminary, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,,
est 1854, F E Palmer B S, Principal
4nrora, Lawrence Co , pop 4,148
Pres Bd Educ — R S Bagby
Sec Bd Educ — C S Fly
Cit\ Superintendent — Harrv Moore
Principal High School — C C Brown
Commercial — C C Brown
Bethany, Harrison Co , poor 1,931,
Pres Bd Educ — Dr F F Boylls
Sec Bd Educ — A S S Gumming
Principal High School — Winifred Claxton
Bevier, Maoon Co , pop. 2,000
Principal High School— Mabel Richards.
Bloomfield, Stoddard Co , pop 1,500
City Superintendent — M N McCartney
Bolivar, Polk Co , pop 1,975
City Superintendent— J I Malott.
Principal High School — Emma Boardman
Bonne Terre, St Francois Co , pop 4,500.
City Superintendent — Louis Thielmann.
Moothart'e Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1909, W O Crosswhite, Prin
Boonvllle, Cooper Co., pop 4,252.
CMty Superintendent — Curtis E Chrane
Principal High School— F C Irlon
Kemper Military School, boys' boarding,
non-sect , est 1844, T A Johnston,
Superintendent
Bowling Green, Pike Co , pop 1,585.
City Superintendent— a F Carr
Principal High School—Marie R. Way
Pike College, coll , prep , co-ed,, non-sect.,
est. 1881, Lulu M. Collins, M. A., Ph. D,
Pres
Braymer, Caldwell Co , pop 1,027.
City Superintendent — Guy H Capps.
Principal High School — H H Hankina,
Breckenridge, Caldwell Co , pop 1,012*
City Superintendent — G H Reeves
Principal High School — I A. Keytes.
Brookfield, Linn Co , pop 5,749
City Superintendent — J U White.
Principal High School — Elizabeth Wilkinson
Brunswick, Charlton Co , pop 1,408.
Pres Bd Educ— L H Herring
<*ec Bd Educ —George W Rucker
City Superintendent — G W Diemer
Principal High School— Edith Marston
Supv Music — Edith Marston
Bunceton, Cooper Co., pop 1,100
Principal High School— F E Brldwell
Bntler, Bates Co , pop 2,894
Pres Bd Educ — A L Fox
Sec Bd Educ — J E Harper
City Superintendent — John O Henderson
Principal High School — W L Coonrod
Com'l & Stenog'y— R L Seaman
California, Monlteau Co , pop 2,181.
Pres Bd Educ — J M Gray
Principal High School — Alphonso Gerrel
Supv Music — Eva Henge
Camden Point, Plajte Co , pop 825.
Missouri Christian College, girls' boarding,
Christian eat 1848 Rev Francis J Yok-
ley, M A, Piesldent
Military Institute, mil , non-sect., W 17.
Stagner, Prin. **
Cameron, Clinton Co , pop. 2,980
City Superintendent — W C. Urban.
Principal High School—A, E Taylor
Missouri Wesleyan College, coll , co-ed.,
M E , est 1887, H R De Bra, A H,
D D, Pres
Campbell, Dunklln Co , pop. 1,150.
City Superintendent — F W Snider
Principal High School — T G Douglass
Canton, Lewis Co , pop 2,865.
City Superintendent — Ella McCutchan.
Principal High School— J H. Shultz
Christian University, coll, prep, Bible, Mu-
sic and Art Departments, co-ed , Christ.,
est 1858, Carl Johann, LL D, Pres
Cape GIrardean, Cape Glrardean Co, pop
8,475
Pres Bd Educ — Dr H A Bayers
Sec Bd Educ — C Bloker
City Superintendent — B 8 Stearns
Principal High School — H Briggs
Cape Girardeau Business College, bus. and
sten est 1904, C P Co-ley, Manager
State Normal School (third district, nor-
mal, state, co-ed., eat 1878, Washington
8 Dearxnont, A. M., Lltt. D , Pres.
St Vincents Academy, girls' boarding, R
C , Mother Superior
St Vincent's College, men, R C , Very Her.
T F Levan, C^M, President
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Carl Junction, Jasper Go , pop. 1,600.
Pres Bd ID due — Prank Cox
Sec Bd Educ — C W Roney
City Superintendent — J B Smith
Carrollton, Carroll Co , pop 8,452.
City Superintendent — J A Koonts.
Principal High School — George J> Dietrich
Carterrllle. Jasper Co , pop 6,000.
Pres Bd Educ — J C Rusk
Sec Bd Bduc — L B Boyd
City Superintendent — Worth J Osbura.
Principal High School — W A Henderson
Supv Music — Atta Ruffin
Carthage, Jasper Co , pop 9,488.
Pres Bd Educ — Samuel McReynolds.
Sec Bd Bduc— Miss Lou Hukill
City Superintendent — Joseph M. JThite
Principal High School — W C. Barnes.
Supv Music— Miss Mabel Hope Justis.
Manual Training — Bruce D Richards.
Domestic Science — Miss Leta Gray
Drawing* — Miss Bertha Angle
Com* I and Stenog'y — Miss Grace Williams
Rude Brothers Business College bus and
sten , est 1908, F M Rude, Principal
Caruthersvllle, Pemlscot Co , pop 8,605
City Superintendent — Ray Seitz.
Principal High School — A D Simpson
Cassvllle, Barry Co, pop 1,100.
Principal High School— J F Adams.
Centralia, Boona Co , pop 1,800
City Superintendent — P B Humphrey
Principal High School — J G Brune
Charleston, Mississippi Co , pop 9,500
City Superintendent — A D Simpson.
Principal High School — A. W Groves.
Chilllcothe, Livingston Co , pop 6,265
Pres Bd. Educ — John H Taylor
Sec Bd Educ— W G Keath
City Superintendent — Alexander R. Coburn.
Principal High School— L. G Abematay
Supv Music— Pearl Peterson
Man Tr & Dom Sci— Belle Lowe
Drawing — Estelle Webb
Com'l and Stenog'y — Grace Cleveland
Chilllcothe Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1890, Allen Moore, Ph D, Pres,
Jackson University of Business bus and
sten , est 1909, Walter Jackson, Pres
Maupln's Commercial College, bus, and
sten , est. 1889, Dolph Maupln, Prin.
St. Columbus' School, prep , co-ed , R, C ,
Rev Hanorius Busch, Prin
St. Joseph's Academy, girls/ boarding, R.
C , est 1871, Sister Ancileta, Superior
Clarence, Shelby Co , pop
City Superintendent— C E HlghftU
Principal High School — Mary Manuel
McGee Holiness College, prep , co-ed. . Holi-
ness, est 1858, W T Batchelar, Pres
Clarksville, Pike Co., pop 1,000.
Pres Bd Fduc — C L Carroll
Sec Bd Educ — L. E Este
Citv Supt and Prin H S — Tit J Howat
Clinton, Henry Co , pop 4,908
Pres Bd Educ— Dr W H Gibbins
Sec Bd Educ — C P Dickinson
City Superintendent — Arthur Lee
Principal High School — F F Hawley
Clinton Business College and Conservatory
of Music, bus., sten and music, est 1909,
F A. Colt, Pres.
Clinton Geiman bemlnarj theol , coll, nor
and prep co-ed , 7th D Adv , est 1910,
Rev J F Simon President
Clyde, Nodaway Co , pop. 825
St Joseph's Academy, girls, prep , R C.,
Sister ^Superior
Cole Ckmp, Benton Co , pop. 1,150
Principal High School— J R. Telton.
Columbia, Boone Co , pop. 0,662.
Pres Bd Educ — L Megedee
Sec Bd Educ — Emmett Bay
City Superintendent — O L Klncaid
Principal High School — Raymond Shoop
Supv Music — Julia Edwards
Manual Training— William C Ashley
Bible College of Missouri, theol., Christian,
co-ed , Charles M Sharpe, Dean.
Christian College, girls' boarding, Christ.,
est 1S51, Mig^Luella \\ St Glair-Moss
President
Columbia Normal Academy, nor , co-ed.,
non-sect , est. 1898 George H Beasley,
Ph B, Pres.
Stephens College, girls* boarding, Bapt*.
est 1856, James M. Wood, Pres
University of Missouri, comprises College
of Arts and Science College of Agricul-
ture, School of Education, School of Law,
School of Journalism, School of Medicine
(two years), School of Engineering, Grad-
uate School and School of Mines (at
Rolla, Mo), state, co-ed, est 1840, Al-
bert Ross Hill, LL D, Pres.
University of Missouri, College of Agricul-
ture, courses in Agriculture for men and
for women, Forestry, Dairying and Poul-
try, Frederick B Mumford M S, Dean.
University of Missouri, School of Education,
professional courses for teachers, co-ed ,
Werrett W Charters, Ph D , Dean
University of Missouri, School of Engineer-
ing, courses in Civil, Electrical, Mechan-
ical and Chemical Engineering, Howard
B Shaw, A. M, Dean.
University of Missouri, School of Journal-
ism, professional school for training in
Journalism, co-ed , Walter Williams,
LL D , Dean
University of Missouri, School of Law, co-
ed est 1872, Judge John X> Lawson,
Dean
University of Missouri, School of Medicine,
course of first two years in medicine,
co-ed , est 1879, Dr Guy L Noyes, Act-
ing Dean
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Columbia— continued
Missouri State Military School, military
training school of the University of Mis-
souri, est 1890, Lieut Charles McH.
Eby, USA, Commandant
University Military Academy* military J
non-sect , John B Welch A.M , Prtn
Conception, Nodaway Co., pop. ISO.
Conception College, coll and prep , boys''
iboardmg, R C , eat 18SS Rt Rev
Frowin Conrad, O S B , President
Concordia, Lafayette do , pop 1,200
Principal High School — J F Taylor
fit. Paul's College, boys' boarding, Br.
Luth , est 1888. Rev J H. O Koeppel,
Director
Crystal City, Jefferson Co , pop. 1,500.
Pres Bd Educ — F A Johnston
Sec Bd Educ — J D Bowman
City Superintendent — Charles J White
Dadeville, Bade Co , pop. 000.
Dadevllle Academy, prep , co-ed.; non-
sect , est, 1891, B C Lowe, Prin
Deepwater, Henry Co , pop. 1,500
Principal High School — W R. Hutcheson.
Desolge, St. Francois Co , pop 2,200
Pres Bd Educ — J N Ward
Sec Bd Bduc — J L Goff
City Supt — J B Howard
Prin H S— -W H Phelan
•Supervisor Music — Virginia Hope
De Soto, Jefferson Co , pop 6,000.
Pres Bd Educ — G E Logan
Sec Bd Educ — E S Cozwell
City Superintendent— W N Bellman
Principal High School— Ira D Pilliard.
De Soto Business College, bus. and sten ;
est 1899, H C Johnson Principal
fit. Clement's College, theoL, men, B C ;
est 1900, Very Rev Joseph A, Bell,
Fres
Dexter, Stoddard Co * pop £,100.
City Superintendent — A. S Boucher
Principal High School— O Zimmerman.
Dexter Christian College, coll , co-ed.;
Christian, George T. Smith, Prin.
Dtron, PnlaskI Co , pop 1,000
Principal High School— G I* Cole.
Donlphan, Blpley Co, pop 1,650.
City Superintendent— Bertram Harry.
Principal High School — L, C. Dryden
Duenweg, Jasper Co , pop 8,000.
Pres Bd Educ — J R Jones
Sec Bd Educ — B E Patterson
City Superintendent — E J McBntle
, Platte Co , pop 750.
Platte Schoo^ prep , co-ed. , Fresb ; D. M.
Boyer, Prin,
Edlna, Knox Co , pop. 1£00.
City Superintendent — H. & Walter.
Principal High School— C. F Riddle.
St. Joseph's School, prep , co-ed.; B, C.;
est 1867, Rev R J Healy, President
Eldon, Miller Co, pop. 1,500.
Pres Bd Educ — H W Haase
Sec Bd Educ — H D Bowiel
Principal High School — T B. Vaughan.
Principal High School — Grayce Scott
Domestic Science — Sue Wilson
Eldorado Springs, Cedar Co , pop 2,508.
City Superintendent — Charles H. Simmons.
Excelsior Springs, Clay Co, pop. 8,900.
City Superintendent— Eva L Packard*
Haynes Academy, prep , co-ed., non-feet,
Anthony Haynes, Prin
Falrdealing, Ripley Co , pop 100.
Fairdeallng High School, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect, M E Foster, Prin.
Farmlngton, St Francois Co, pop 8,618.
Pres Bd Educ — E J McKinney
Sec Bd Educ — J P Cayce
City Superintendent-— O C. Lynch.
Principal High School — R A Moyers
Supv Music — Miss Anna Buck
Manual Training — R A Meyers
Carleton College, coll, nor agrl and prep ,
co ed , M E est 1854, Dr Edgar Mon-
cena Smith President
ElmwoQd Seminary, girls' boarding, Fresb ,
est 1887, J B Cassidy, Prin,
Moothart Business College, bus and sten ,
est ISO'S, George W Moothart, President
Fayette, Howard Co, pop. 2,750
City Superintendent — G L. Coleman.
Principal High School — Mayme Thompson.
Central College, coll , co-ed., M E So.,
est 1857, Paul H Linn, D D, Pres
Central College Academy, preparatory de-
partment of Central College, John C
Gobdey A M Principal
Howard-Payne College , girls' boarding, H»
E So , est 1844, Rev Henry 22. Stout,
Ph B, Pres.
Ferguson, St. Louis Co., pep. 1,658.
City Superintendent — W W. Griffith.
Festos, Jefferson Co., pop. 1,800
Principal High School — A. G Pickens.
Flat River, St. Francois Co , pop 5,113
Pres Bd Educ — C R Pratt
Sec Bd Bduc — C E Norwine
City Superintendent— William L. Johns.
Principal High School — T J Stewart
Supervisor Music — Mrs L B. Glllesple
Manual Training — James M Combs
Domestic Science — Gertrude Conant
Forsyth, Taney Co., pop. 1600.
School of the Ozarks, prep , co-ed , board-
ing, Presby , est 1906, William L For
ter, President
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Fredericktown, Madison Co , pop. 2,500
Pros Bd Educ — Lin Grlshaxn
Sec Bd Bduc — E A Sample
City Superintendent — C C Thudlum
Principal High School— H D McOlaran
Supv Music — Miss Dora Degulre
Manual Training — H D McCIaran
Dom Scl & Phy Cult —Nellie Woody
Marvin Collegiate Institute, prep , co-ed.:
M B So , est 1895, R*v H P Reed,
AM, President
Volton, Callaway Co , pop 5,928.
Pres Bd Educ — John McGregor
Sec Bd Educ— J W Mclntire.
City Superintendent — J Tandy Bush
Principal High School— O L Mclntire
Supv Mus & Draw — Mlgnon Martlneau
State School for the Deaf, co-ed , state, J
S Morrison, Superintendent
Synodlcal Female College, girls' boarding,
Presb , est 1871, Lawrence I McQueen,
A. M, Pres.
Westminster College, coll and prep
courses, men, Presb , est. 1858, Rev
Charles B Boving D D , Pres
William Woods College, girls* boarding.
Christian, Rev Joseph L Garvin, Pres.
Gallatln, Davless Go , pop 1,825
City Superintendent — F E. Haynes.
Grand River Academy, prep , co-ed.,
Bapt , est. 1850, O^L Wood, A M,
Prin
Glasgow, Howard Co., pop 1,507.
Principal High School— B W Helman.
Prltchett College, coll prep, music, art,
bus depts , co-ed , non-sect , est 1866,
U S Hall A B, Pres
Glencoe, St Iionis Co , pop 110
La Salle Institute, novitiate, men, B. C.,
Brother Paul, Prin,
Granby, Newton Co., pop 2,442.
Pres Bd Bduc — H P Temple
Sec Bd Hduc— J Hutsell
Citv Superintendent — C M Leedy
Principal High School— N B Vlles
Grant City, Worth Co, pop 1,207.
Pres Bd Bduc — J H KIbbe
Sec Bd Educ— L M Phtpps
City Superintendent— A. H. Cooper
Principal High School— Miss Iva Ward
Gravelton, Wayne Co, pop. 100.
Concordla College, prep , co-ed ; non-wet;
L. M WagnerTPrfn.
Green City, Sullivan Co , pop. 1,000
Principal High School — H El Helnberg
Greenfield, Bade Co , pop. 1,404.
City Superintendent — Abner Jones,
Principal High School— -Hertha
Greenville, Wayne Co., pop. 1,051.
Principal High School— Victor Sean,
Hamilton, Caldwell Co, pop 1,761.
Pres Bd Educ — D E Adams
Sec Bd Educ — J W Vaughn
City Superintendent — H. H Eckelberry
Principal High School— J E Wyatt
Supv Music — Miss Sara Tomllnson
Hannibal, Marlon Co , pop. 18,341,
Pres Bd Educ — W F Chamberlain
Sec Bd Ed«c — E F Mangels
City Superintendent — Livingstone McCart-
ney
Principal High School — Hollo B Flnlay
Supv Mus & Draw — Miss Clara Schaeffer
Hannibal Commercial College, bus an4
sten est 1898, Frank L Kelly, Presi-
dent
St. Joseplfs Academy, prep , co-ed ; R.
C , Mother Columbia, Prin.
Harrisonvine, Cass Co , pop 1,947
City Superintendent — A C Farley
Haytt, Pemisfot Co , pop. 2,60ft
Principal High School — O L. Hargrove.
Hermann, Gasconade Co., pop. 1,900.
Principal High School — F O Spohrer
Hlgbee, Randolph Co., pop 1,151.
Pres. Bd Educ— Dr C F Burkhalter
Sec Bd Educ — William Lambler
City Superintendent— J E Maikland
Principal High School — Fannie B Keyser
HigginsvHIe, I<afayette Co , pop 2,791*
Pres Bd Educ — H F Campbell
Sec Bd Educ — Sam J Klelnschmldt
City Superintendent — F F Hawley
Principal High School — Susan HaswelL
Holden, Johnson Co., pop. 2,800.
Pres Bd Educ — William Steele
Sec Bd Educ — W A Mayhew
City Superintendent — G L Coleman
Principal High School — Lenah Ramsey
Phv Cult, Pen'ship & Com'l — G L. Cole-
man
kSt Cecelia Seminary, prep , co-ed ; R. C.}
Sister M, Purification
HoweH, St. Charles Co., pop 100.
Howell Institute, prep , co-ed., non-sect.; \»
George E Miller, Prin*
Iberia, Miller Co., pop. 700.
Iberia Academy, prep ; co-ed , Cong ; est.
1890, G Byron Smith, A. M,, Psjn.
Independence, Jackson Co , pop. 9,859.
City Superintendent— William K C Palmer.
Principal High School — George & Bryant.
St. Mary's Academy, girls, prep ; R. C.;
Sister Superior
Jackson, Cape Glrardean Co., pop. 2,105,
Pres Bd Educ— J N Ward.
Sec Bd Educ— J L. GofC.
City Superintendent — J BJ Howard
Principal High School — W H Phelan,
Supv Music— Virginia Hope
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Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis Co , pop 1,050.
City Superintendent — R. B. B Slxnonson.
Principal High School — Emma Bttmueller.
Jefferson City, Cole Co , pop. 11,800.
City Superintendent — Sam A Baker
Principal H S — Miss Emma Bttmueller
Lincoln Institute, (colored), prep., co-ed.,
state, eat 18B6, B F Allen, Ph. D,
Pres.
St Peter's School, prep , co-ed., R. C ,
Rev Joseph Sellinger, Principal
JopUn, Jasper Co., pop 82,073
Pres Bd Educ — W H Warren
Sec Bd Educ— D K Wenrich
City Superintendent— George V Buchanan.
Principal High School— Harry B. Blalne,
Supv Music — Ina Dunlap
Domestic Science — Lena Phelps
Man Tr & Draw— Edith L Smith
Commercial — C C Carter
Academy of Our Lady of Mercy, girls'
boarding R C , Mother M Frances,
Superior
Joplln Business College, bus. and sten ,
est 1891 Gilbert W Weather! j, Presi-
dent
Kahoka, Clark Co , pop. 1,758.
Pres Bd Educ — S N Jester
Sec Bd Educ — A C Alexander
City Superintendent — S S Mapes
Kansas City, Jackson Co , pop 248,381.
Pres Bd Educ — Milton Moore
Sec Bd Educ — James B Jackson
City Superintendent — Ira I Cummack
Advisory Supt — James M Greenwood
Assistant Supt — F D Tharpe
District Supt — Elizabeth Buchanan
District *Supt — Blma J Webster
Supervisor Music — Bessie M Whiteley
Manual Training — Roy Michael
Domestic Science — Essie M Heyle
Ihvslcal Culture — Fred Burger
Drawing — E A Huppert
Penmanship — H C Holt
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Central High School — H£*H Holmes, Prin-
cipal
Lincoln High School — G N Grisham, Prin-
cipal
Manual Training High School — Porter
Graves Principal
Northeast High School — C B Reynolds,
Principal
Westport High School — J L Shouse, Prln-
Academy of the Sacred Heart, prep ; girls;
R C , Mother Superior, 26th and Bells-
view
Auditorium Dramatic School, dramatic
art, co-ed , Miss Georgia H. Brown, Di-
rectress, 9tb and Holmes*
Barstow School, girls' boarding; non-sect;
Miss Mary L C Barstow, Prin , 15 West-
port Ave.
Bigelow's School; girls* boarding; non-sect;
Miss Lucy Stowe Bigelow, Prin., 2520
Troost Are.
Kansas City — continued
Brown's Business College, bus. and sten..
Pierre 8 Brown, Prin,, 1114 Grand, Are.
Cathedral Commercial School, bus. and
sten , R a, Christian Brothers, 414 W
12th
Central Business College, bus. and sten.,
est 1881, Wilhard Morris, President, 1222
Oak Street
Central College of Osteopathy, osteop , co-
ed , est 1902, J W Hofsess D O,
President 729 Troost Avenue
Christian Brothers College, prep , men,
R C , Brother Charles, Director, 414 W
12th
Civil Service Training School, civil service;
co-ed, est 1902, Henry Coon, Prin, 20*
Owen Bldg
De LaSalle Academy prep boys' day, R
C , est 1910, Brother Anthony, Director
The Paseo and Ibth
Dillenbeck School of Expression, elo and
or , co-ed , Preston K Dillenbeck, Direc-
tor, Oth and Locust Streets
Draughon's Practical Business College, bus
and sten , Austin E Wllber, Manager,
912 Grand
Fine Arts Institute art, co-ed , est 1907,
Thomas Tryon Director 1020 McGee St
Georgia Brown Dramatic School dramatic
art, est 1900, Mrs Georgia H Brown
Director Auditorium Theater Bldg
Kansas City Business College, bus. and
sten , est 1896, Charles T Smith, Princi-
pal 1020 McGee Street
Kansas City College of Pharmacy and Nat-
ural Sciences, phar , co-ed , est 1884,
David V Whitnev, Dean 714 Wyandotte
Kansas City Dental College, dent.; co-ed..
est 1881 C C Allen, D D S, Secretary,
10th and Troost.
Kansas City Hahneman Medical College,
(Medical Dept Kansas City University),
homeop , co-ed est 1897, Moses T
Runnels A M M D Dean 916 Troy
Kansas City School of Fine Arts, art, co-
ed , E A Huppert, Director, Bayard
Bldg
^Kansas City School of Law, law, night, co-
ed , est 1896, B D Ellison Dean, 718
Commerce Bldg
Kansas City Veterinary College, vet , men,
est 1891, S Stewart, M D, D V M,
Dean, 1830 E 15th.
Kansas City Watchmaking School jewelry
trades co-ed , est 1901, Oscar W
Dryer, Principal, 816 E 12th
Loretto Academy, girls' boarding, R C ,
Sister Superior, 39th an A W Prospect PI
National Business College, bus. and sten.;
est 1885, Henry Coon, Pres, Owen Bldg.
Powell's Shorthand School, sten , co-ed.,
est 1884, John C Powell, Principal, 2218
Holmes
Prosso Preparatory School, boys* prep , est
1900, James P Richardson, A. M., Head
Master, 2806 Harrison
St Teresa's Academy, girls' boarding, R.
C, est 1867, Sister Bhrelyn, Prin, llth
and Washington.
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Kansas City — continued
Scarritt Bible and Training- School, theoL,
co-ed., Maria L, Gibson, Prin., Harris and
Askew Ave.
Spal ding's Commercial College bus, sten
and tel , est 1865 James F Spaulding,
President 10th and Oak Streets
University Medical College, med., reg.,
men, est 1881, J B Logan, M D, Dean,
1208 Wyandotte St
Western Dental College, dent , co-ed,, est.
18*^0 Harry B McMillen, D D S, Dean,
llth and Locust 8ts
Woman's Medical College; med.; reg ,
women est 1895, Nannie P Lewis, A.
M , M D , Dean, 917 Forest St.
Kennett, Dimklln Co , pop. 3,088
Principal High School — C» B. Alford.
Keytesvllle, Chariton Co , pop. 1,127.
Principal High School— Alice Fallen
Kidder, Caldwell Co , pop. 867
Kidder Institute* prep , co-ed.; Cong ,
George W Shaw, Prln.
King City, Gentry Co, pop 1,075.
Principal High School— W M Wells.
Klrksvllle, Adalr Co , pop 6,847
City Superintendent — Charles Banks
American School of Osteopathy, osteop ,
co-ed, est. 1892, Dr Andrew T Still,
Pres
Klrksvllle Business College, bus and sten.,
est 1908, A. H Burke, Prln
State Normal School (First District), nor-
mal, state, co-ed , John B Kirk, Pres
Klrkwood, St Louis Co , pop. 2,82&
City Superintendent — M B Hard.
LaBelle, Lewis Co., pop. 1,200.
Principal High School — W B. Anderson.
LaGrange, Lewis Co , pop 1,650.
Principal High School — W K. Moore.
LaGrange College., coll , co-ed., Bapt; est.
1858, J T Mxflr, LL. D, Pres.
Lamar, Barton Co., pop 8,800.
City Superintendent — S C Brightman
Principal High School — E B Cordell
St. Joseph's College, girls' boarding, B. C.;
Benedictine Sisters.
Lancaster, Schuyler Co , pop. 14L7&
City Superintendent— E. B Norvell
LaPlata, Macon Co., pop
City Superintendent— W
1,500.
X Marr
Lathrop, Clinton Co., pop 1*200.
Principal High School— O A. Harris.
Lebanon, Laelede Co, pop. &800.
Pres Bd Educ — B F Harris
Sec Bd Educ— J W McMillen
City Superintendent — Prof Ford
Supv Music — Jessie Burley
Lees Summot, Jackson Co., pop. 1,625.
City Superintendent— P N Mitchell
Lexington, Lafayette Co, pop 5,242.
Pres Bd Educ — E J McGrew
Sec Bd Educ — Albert Winkler
City Superintendent — B M Little
Principal High School — A W Clemens
Supv Music — Mary Lillian Atkinson
Domestic Science — Virginia Warren.
Drawing — Blanche Fulkerson
Central College for Women, girls' boarding,
M E So , eat 1869, Rev Z M Wil-
liams A M President
Lexington College for Young Ladles, coll,
mus and prep girls' boarding, Bapt ,
est 1856, Rev C Lewis Fowler M A,
President
Wentworth Military Academy boys' board-
ing, military, non-sect , est 1880, CoL
Sanford Sellers Superintendent
Liberty, Clay Co , pop 2,980 ,
City Superintendent — O A Harris
Principal High School — Louise Johnson.
William Jewell College, comprises College
Academy and School of Theology, men,
Bapt , est 184Q Rev John P Greene,
D D , LL, D , Pres
Lockwood, Bade Co., pop 1,100
City Superintendent-— A C. BUlft.
Louisiana, Pike Co , pop. 4,454.
Pres Bd Educ — George E Lynott
Sec Bd Educ — Ben M Campbell
City Superintendent — Robert R. Rowley.
Principal High School — F E Alsup
Macon, Maoon Co., pop. 4.800
City Superintendent — & E Seaton.
Principal High School — Alma ID Walker
Western Collegiate and Industrial 'institute,
prep , co-ed., Bapt , James Henry Gar-
nett, Frin.
Maiden, Dvnklin Co , pop 1,300
Pres Bd Educ — Dr G T Penny
Sec Bd Educ — Dr G T Van Cleve
City Superintendent— M Q Neale
Principal High School— Emily A Winkler
Manual Training1 — Reuben Nichols
Domestic Science — Gertrude West
Marble Hill, Bellinger Co , pop. 850
Will Mayfleld College, coll.; co-ed ; Bapt.,
F J Hendershot/JPres
Maplewood, St. Louis Co , pop. 4.500
Pres Bd. Educ — A. J Crurn
Sec. Bd Educ — W H Grumley
City Superintendent — Wm. Robertson
High School Principal— L H Schlueter
Supv Mus. and Draw —Miss Elizabeth Gray.
Manual Training— W H. Engerson,
Domestic Science — Frances Smith.
Penmanship — Ida Palinqulst.
Marcellne, Linn Co., pop. 8,0*0.
City Superintendent— L. A. Moorman.
Principal High School— Mattie Smith
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Marionville, Lawrence Go , pop 1,272
Principal High School — Harry Moore.
Marionville College, colL and prep , co-ed.;
M. E , est 1872, Rev L. a Reser, D D.,
Pres.
Marshall, Saline Co , pop 4,869.
Pres Bd Educ. — G E C Sharpe
Sec Bd Educ— A B Hoy
City Superintendent— L. J Hall
Principal High School—J K. Bear
Supv Music — Edgar A Place
Drawing — Miss Edith Leonard
Missouri Valley College, coll , co-ed, j
Presb , eat, 1889, Rev^W H. Black, D
D, Pres.
Notre Dame de Slon Academy, girls' board-
ing R C Sisters of Notre Dame de Slon
St. Xavler's Academy, prep v co-ed , R. C.j
Sister Loretto, Prln.
Maryvllle, Nodaway Co , pop. 5,000
Olty Superintendent — W M Westbrook
Principal High School — Grace Walcott
Maryvllle Business Institute, bus. and sten.,
est 1906, Fred Buettner Prln
Maryvllle Seminary, prep , co-ed.. M. EL;
est 1889, Rev Charles F Enyart, A, M.,
Pre«
State Normal School (Fifth District),
state co-ed eat 1905, Ira Richardson,
M A , President
Maysville, Dekalb Co., pop. 1,051.
City Superintendent — Lycurgus Ellis
Principal High School — Vernon Rumsey
Memphis, Scotland Co , pop 2,200.
City Superintendent — A O Moore.
Principal High School— W G Troyman.
Mexico, Andrian Co, pop 5,989
City Superintendent— Herbert Pryor
Hardin College, girls' boarding, non-sect ,
est 1878, John Wilson Million, A M,
LL D President
Missouri Military Academy, mil , non-sect.,
Col W R Knox Supt ^
Sproul Academy, prep , co-ed., Presb , Miss
Carrie Sproul, Prln.
Milan, Sullivan Co, pop 1,800
City Superintendent — EL B Seltz.
Principal High School — C V Johns.
Mill Spring1, Wayne Co , pop 200.
Hale's College^ normal, private, co-ed.; evt
1880, W BT Hale, A, M, Prea.
Moberly, Randolph Co , pop. 10,928.
City Superintendent — Joseph C Lilly
Magic City Business College, bus. and sten-;
J J Weber, Prea,
Mcberly Commercial College, bus and sten.,
est 1908 R A Griswold, President
St. Mary's Academy, girls' boarding; B. C.;
Sister M Agneta, Prln
Monett, Barry Co , pop. 4,177.
Pres Bd Educ —George J C Wilhelm.
Sec Bd Educ— D S Bfeese
City Superintendent— M J Hale.
Principal High School — Fred D Grobe.
Monroe City, Monroe Co , pop 8,800.
City Superintendent — E M. Slpple.
Principal High School— Edith Nichols
Montgomery City, Montgomery Co., pop
2,880
Pres Bd Educ — Milton Jones
Sec Bd Educ— C L Clark
City Superintendent — M B Vaughn
Principal High School — Lillian Evered
Domestic Science — Carmelita Anderson
Morrlsville, Polk Co., pop 860
Scarrltte-Morrlsvliie College, coll, co-ed.;
M. E So , est 1872, Rev Louis C Perry,
A. M , B D , Pres
Mound City, Holt Co., pop 1,091
Pres Bd Educ — John S Smith
Sec Bd Educ — William H Weightman
City Superintendent — J, U Ciosen
Principal HIgrh School — P C Galloway
Monndvllle, Tenon Co , pop. 800
Cooper College, prep , co-ed., non-sect; C.
H. Miles, Prln
Mountain Grove, Wright Co , pop 1,575,
City Superintendent — A. R. Curry.
Principal High School—a A. Hick*.
Mount Vernon, Lawrence Co , pop. 1,225.
Principal High Sohool — Vera CriswelL
Neosho, Newton Co, pop. 8,601
Pres Bd Educ — O F Brockman
Sec Bd Educ— H T Wells
City Superintendent— W E Veerkamp.
Principal High School — E S McKmley
Supv Music — Mrs Docla Moore
Drawing — LouisQ Hendrix
Nevada, Vernon Co , pop. 1,776.
Pres Bd Educ — L L Scott
Sec Bd Educ — J R Lowry
City Superintendent — F H Barbee
Principal High School — E R Foster
Manual Training — M E Trabue
Pen'ship and Com'l — T C Martin
Cottey College, coll and prep , girls'
boarding, noh-sect, est. 1884, Mrs. V A.
C Stockard, President
Nevada Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1888, F B George, President
New Madrid. New Madrid Co , pop. 1,700.
City Superintendent— W L. Barnard.
Principal High School— L. a Northeutt
Norborne, Carroll Co., pop. 1,500.
City Superintendent— W I* Monroe.
Principal High Sdhool— F W Plunkett
Odessa, Lafayette C*.. pop. 1,700.
Principal Hitfh School— F. L. McChesney.
Odessa College, ooll ; co-ed., non-sect; est
1883, I*. H. Genman, A. M , Prea
Western Bible and Literary College, coll.
and prep boarding, co-ed , Church or
Christ, est 1905, R N Gardner, B S,
President
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Oregon, Holt Co., pop. 1,038.
City Superintendent — B. M. Brooks*
Principal High School— Gertrude Bennett.
Osceola, fit. Clair Co., pop. 1,087.
Principal High, School— C. E. Hl^glns.
Palmyra, Marion Co., pop. 3,500.
City Superintendent — R. N. Lovelace.
Principal High School— Allen Berger.
Centenary Academy, prep., co-«d., M. B.
So , James A. Lanlus, Prin.
Paris, Monroe Co , pop. 1,485.
City Superintendent— W D Christian.
Parkvllle, Platte Co., pop. 981*
Park College, College, Academy and Mu-
sic Depte , Presb , eat 1875, A L. Wolfe,
Ph D, Dean
Pattonsbnrr, Daviess Co., pop. 1,044.
Principal High School— J B» Andrews.
Perryvllle, Perry Co, pop. 1,825.
Pres Bd Educ — C, E Klefner
Sec Bd Educ — Alfred Hoehn
City Superintendent — G B Snyder
Principal High School — G W Reaves
Piedmont, Wayne Co , pop. 1,000.
Principal High School — ML W Dougherty.
Hale'g Normal School; nor., co-ed.; ert.
1880. W H Hale, A. M., Pres.
Pierce City, Lawrence Co., pop. £,048.
City Superintendent — J C. Hennon.
Platte City, Platte C**, pop 9*5.
Gaylord Hall, girls' boarding, non-sect.;
eat 1857, Mrs. T W. Park, Pres.
Flattsburr, CHntoa Co., pop. 1,650.
City Superintendent— W. X See.
Principal High School— G H. Capps.
Pleasant Hill, CAM Co., pop. £,068.
City Superintendent— B. T HiakeL
Principal High School— J H. Gehn.
Poplar Bluff, Butler Co., pop. 6£16.
Pres Bd Educ — H I Rutbr
Sec Bd Educ — M J Armstrong
City Supt — William L. Barrett
Principal High School— N B Henry
Supv Music — Bvalyn Chenne,
Com'l & Stenog*y — P BJ Leavenworth
Poplar Bin? Business College; bas, an4
sten , est 1912, C D Bates, Manager
Fotosf , Washington Co., pop 1400.
Principal High School— O. I* Loomis.
Prairie HJJ1, Chariton Co., pop.
prairie HJJJ Academy, prep.;
•ect; B, B.
Princeton, Mercer Co., pop. 1*885.
Pres Bd Bduc — A C Kelly
Sec Bd Educ — Grant Duble
City Superintendent — D W Branam.
Principal High School — Carrie Jackson
Rensselaer, Rails Co, pop. ISO
Van Rensselaer Academy, prep , co-ed.,
Presby , est 1905, J E Travis, Princi-
pal
Rich Hill, Bates Co., pop. 2,750.
Pres Bd Educ — J J Heck
Sec Bd Educ — L. C Stonebraker
City Superintendent — Z* 7 Robinson.
Principal High School — Wren Stone
Commercial — L F Robinson
Richmond, Ray Co , pop. 8,664.
City Superintendent — A. S. Green.
Woodson Institute, prep , co-ed.. M. BL So.,
Rev S W Emory, Principal
Rockport, Atchlson Co , pop. 1£00
Pres. Bd Educ — Elmer Kneriam
Sec Bd Educ— D T Wyatt
City Superintendent — R J Splckerman
Principal High School — Ross Wynn
Rocky Comfort, McDonald Co , pop. 800
Horner Institute, prejp , co-ed., non-sect,
J Turner Horner, Prin.
Bella, Phelps Co , pop 1,785.
City Superintendent — H T R Velton
Principal High School — Fred Harvey
Holla School of Music, music, co-ed , J J
Bassett Director
School of Mines and Metallurgy, University
of Missouri, courses in Metallurgy, Min-
ing and Civil Engineering, co-ed , est.
1874. Lewis E Young, E M, Director
St. Charles, St. diaries Co., pop. 9,487.
Pres Bd Educ — R. C Haenssler
Sec Bd Educ — Herman Runge
City Superintendent — Joseph Herring.
Principal High School — Sozzette Cook
Supv Mus & Draw — Irene K. TTdstad,
Academy of the Sacred Heart, girls* board-
tog; R, G; A. Kavanagh, Prin.
Linden wood College for Women, girls'
boarding, Presb , est 18X0; ROT George
F Ayers, Ph. D,, President.
fit Charles' Military College, military;
Meth., est. 1832; Col Herbert F Walter,
Ste. GcBerleve, Ste Generleve Co , pop. 1,70V
Ste Genevleve Academy, prep , day , co-
ed , R C , est 1858, Sisters ofSt. Jo-
seph Carondalet
St. ^awes, Phelps Cew pop. M*0-
Principal High School— J F. Hodge.
St. Joseph, Buchanan Cf> PW- 77«4Q8.
Pres Bd. Educ — C, L. Co&nett.
Sec. Bd Educ — A. L Loving
City Superintendent— John A. Whlteforg.
Principal High School — 3T C Touton
Physical Culture— A T Helbel.
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St Joseph — continued
Academy of the Sacred Heart, girls' board-
ing. R C , Mother M McNenamy, Prin.
Christian Brothers' College, prep . boys, R
C , Rev Brother Paulian, President
Hnsworth Central Medical College, me*.,
reg , men, est. 1872, J W Hoddens, M.
D, Pres.
Plait's Commercial College, bus. and aten ,
E M Platt, Pres.
St Joseph's Business University, bus and
sten , est 1879, B E Gard, Prin
St. Joseph Commercial College, bus and
sten , R C , est 1859, Brother He radian,
President
St. Joseph Veterinary College, men, est
1910, David G Moberly, V S, President.
West School, girls' day, Miss B A West,
Principal
St Louis, St Louis Co , pop 687,020.
Pres Bd Bduc — H H Tittman
Sec Bd Educ — Charles P Mason
City Superintendent — Ben Blewett
Assistant Supt — John S Collins
Assistant Supt — C G Rathmann
Assistant Supt — Geo Platt Knox
Assistant Supt — W J S Bryan
Supervisor Music — E L Coburn
Drawing — Mrs M B Riley
Writing — H C Walker
Physical Training — A B Kindervater
Manual Training1 — R A Kissack
Dept of Hygiene — Dr James Stewart
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Central High School, Grand Avenue and
Windsor Place, Chester B Curtis, Prin-
cipal
McKinley High School, Missouri and Rus-
sell, G B Morrison, Principal
Soldan High School Union and Kensington,
John Rush Powell, Principal
Meatman High School Garrison and Nat
Brg Rd , William M Butler, Principal
Academy of Architecture and Industrial
Science arch, drafting, machinist and
art courses, co-ed , non-sect , est 1885,
Henry Maack, Principal, 1742 Choteau
4 venue
Academy of the Sacred Heart, girls' board-
ing, R C , Mother VIctorlus, Superior,
Maryland and Taylor
Academy of the Visitation, girls' boarding,
R C , est 1833, Sister Margaret Mary
Winlfrede Directress Cabanne Place
Barnes Business College, bus and sten ,
eat 1881, J R Anderson, President, 911
Locust Street
Beethoven Conservatory of Music, xnus.,
co-ed , The Brothers Bpstein, Directors,
Taylor and Olive Streets
Ben ton College of Law, law, co-ed , est
1896, George L Cortis, Dean, cor Frank-
lin and Grand
Berlitz School of Languages, languages, co-
ed est 1891, Louis Bourdon, Director,
Century BIdg
Bishop Robertson Hall, girls* boarding;, P
B , Sister Catherine, Superior, 4244 Wash-
ington Blvd
St Ivouis — continued
Boeddecker*s Conservatory of Music, mus ,
co-ed., Mrs Bmily Boeddecker, Prin.*
2811 Park Ave.
Brown's Business College, bus and sten.,
est 1867, A R Turnlsh, Principal, 804ft
Pine Street
Bryant and Stratton Business College, bus
and sten , W M Carpenter, Pres , Cen-
tury Bldg
Christian Brothers College, comprises the
Colleges of Arts and Sciences, the En-
gineering Department (civil, mechanical
and electrical engineering), the Academic
Department, and the Commercial Depart-
ment, men, R C, est 1851, Rev Brother
Lawrence SIxtus, P S C , Pres , Baston
Ave and Kingshighway
Comp ton's (Miss) School for Children of
Retarded Mentality, co-ed , est 1901,
Miss Fanny A Compton, Prin , 8809
Flad Ave
Concordla Theological Seminary, theol. ,
men, Luth , est 1839, Rev Francis Pie-
per, President 3625 S Jefferson Avenue
Coyne School, plumbing and bricklaying,
men, John F Wens, Prop.
David Ranken, Jr, School of Mechanical
Trades day and evening, non-sect , men,
est 1907, Lewis Gustafson, Superinten-
dent, Flnney, Newsted and Cook Avenues
Draughon's Practical Business College, bus.
and sten , W B Reasor, Manager, Wash-
ington and Broadway
Eden College, theol , men, German Bvang ,
est. 1850, Prof William Becker, Pres.
Forest Park University, girls' boarding;?
non-sect , est. 1861, Mrs Anna Sneed
Cairns
Oallaudet School for the Deaf, prep , non-
sect , co-ed, est 1879, James H Cloud,
M A , Prin
German Bvangelical Missouri College;
theol , men, est. 1850, William Becker,
President, Bden College
Harris Teachers' College, city normal, est
1905 John W Withers, Ph D Principal
Hosmer Hall, girls' boarding, non-sect, est
1884, Louise MoNair, B A, Pres., 4296
Washington Blvd.
Hvsrhev "Color M^sic School mus , Mrs
Fannie B McKinney-Hughey, Principal,
Musical .Art Building
Jones* Commercial College, bus and sten.,
J G Bohmer, Pres., 807 N Broadway
Lennox Hall girls' boarding, non-sect ,
Mrs. M Louise Thomas, Prin , Taylor
and McPherson.
Manual Training School of Washington
University, boys' prep , non-sect., est.
1879, W R Vlckroy, Principal, Von Vee-
sen and WIndermere Way
Mary Institute, Washington University,
girls', non-sect. 1859, Bdmund H Sears,
A B AM, Prin , cor Lake Ave and
McPherson
Metropolitan College of Law, law, co-ed ,
est. 1894, William H Peabody, LL B,
Pres., Odeon Theater Bldg
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fit Louis — continued
Missouri Botanical Garden, gardening, co-
ed , eat 1889, William Trelease, LI* D,
Sc D , Director
Missouri Shorthand College, sten., eat. 1886
John H Schofleld, Pres, 912 W Garri-
son
Morse School ot Expression, courses in
oratory, dramatic an and voice train-
ing, Musical Art Bldg
Mound City Business College, bus and
sten p«t l^nn George A Hanks, Fres
1401 Washington Ave
New St Louis Business College, bus and
sten , B H Pritch, Prm , 800 Pine
Perry School of Oratory, or and dramatic
art, co-ed. , est 1897, Edward P Perry,
Prln., Grand and Franklin.
Princlpia School, prep , co-ed , Christian
Science, est 1898, Mary K. Morgan,
Prln, 6539 Page Blvd
Railroad Telegraph School, teL, co-ed., W
A. Lamburth, Fres., 1218 Pine St.
Kubicam Business (School, bus and sten ,
est 1891, H E Ross Principal, 4933
Delmar Ave
St de Chantal Academy of the Visitation,
girls' boarding, R. C , Sister Superior,
4012 Washington Blvd.
St Louis College of Pharmacy, phar., co-
ed , Henry M Whelpley, Ph. G , M, D ,
Dean, 2108 Locust St
St Louis Dental College, formerly Marlon*
Sims Dental College, dent., non-sect.,
co-ed , est 1895, James P Harper,
D D S , Dean
St. Louis Law School, Washington Univer-
sity, law, co-ed , est. 1867, Wm. S. Cur-
tis, Dean, 1417 Locust.
St. LouU School of Fine Arts, art, co-ed.,
est 1872, Edmund H Wuerpel, Director,
Skinker Road and Llndell Ave,
St Louis University, comprises the College
of Arts and Sciences* School of Divinity,
School of Philosophy and Science, School
of Medicine, St. Louis College of Dentis-
try, Institute of Law and School of Com-
merce and Finance, men, R. C., est.
1818, Rev Bernard J Ottlng, & J Pres.
St Louis University, School of Commerce
and Finance, scientific courses in com-
merce, industry and finance, men, est.
1910, George W Wilson, Dean, Grand
Ave and W Pine Blvd
St Louis University Institute of Law, day
and evening sessions, men, O'Neill Ryan,
LL D , Dean, 8642 Llndell Blvd.
St. Louis University, Medical Department
(formerly Marion-Sims-Beaumont Medi-
cal College), med., reg , est. 1901, Silas
P Lyon, M D , Dean, 1402 S Grand.
St. Louis Watchmaking School, watchmak-
ing and engraving, co-ed., est. 1886; R.
Jaegermann, Pres., 5815 Hasten Ave.
Sts Peter and Paul High School, boys'
prep ; R C , Bro A J KalserrPrln.
Smith Academy, Washington University,
boys prep , Frank Hamsher, A B , Prin-
cipal
St Louis — continued
Southwestern Railroad Telegraph School,
tel , sten and station accounting, est
1883, W A Lamberth, Principal, 617
Granite Building
Union Electric Telegraph School, tel and
railway accounting, est 1875, Henry C
Roeth, Piesldent, 102 N Third Street
University School for Boys, prep , boys,
non-sect., Franklin Kean, Head Master,
864 N Boyle Ave.
Ursuline Academy and Day School, girls'
boardlnjr, R. C , Mother Seraphine, Prin.
12th St and Russell
Walther College, prep and coml, co-ed,
Luth , est 1870, Eugene H Hannea, A
M , President, Park and Ben ton Place
Washington University, comprises the Col-
lege, School of Engineering, School of
Architecture, the Henry Shaw School of
Botany, Law School, Medical School,
Dental School, the School of Fine Arts
and School of Social Economy, co-ed. ,
non-sect , est 1853, Frederic A. Hall,
L H. D Acting Chancellor
Washington University Dental School,
dent, men est 1866, J H Kennerly,
M. D, D D S, Dean, 29th and Locust
Washington University, Henry Shaw School
of Botany, gardening
Washington University, Law Department,
law, co-ed , William S Curtis, Dean.
Washington University, Manual Training
School, boys' prep , non-sect., est, 1879,
W R Vickroy, A M, Director
Washington University, Medical Depart-
ment, med , reg , men, est 1840, George
Dock, M D , Dean, 1806 Locust
Washington University, School of Fine
Arts, art, co-ed , Marshall S Snow, LL
D, President.
Women's Training School, Indust and bus.,
Y W C A., est 1882, Miss Mary C
Fulton, Educational Secretary, 1411 Locust
Street
Salisbury, Chariton Co., pop. tfO*Q.
Pres Bd Educ— W B James
Sec Bd Educ — W H Ownby
City Superintendent— E R Llvesay
Stipv Music — Miss Sarah Lockhart
Drawing — Miss Anna James
North Missouri Academy^, prep.; co-ed.;
non-sect; G C. Brlggs/Trln.
Sarcoxle, Jasper Co*, pop.
Pres Bd Educ — E E Morris
Sec Bd Educ — T S Parks
City Superintendent— N H. Mott
Principal High School— A H Clark.
Supv Music — Mamie Dodson
Manual Training — A H Clark
Domestic Science — Myrtle Donnel
Savannah, Andrew Co., pop. 1,886.
Pres Bd Educ — F F Limerick
Sec Bd. Educ— P C Breit
dty Superintendent — E, C Bohon.
Principal High School — R. J Salsbury
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Sedalla, Fettfe Co., pop. 1732*.
City Superintendent — John P. Gass.
Principal High School— Martha M Lett*
Central Business Coll ear* , bus. and sten.;
a; est. 1883. a W Robbing Prin.
George B. Smith College (colored) « colL;
co-ed , M B , Rev George Evans , A M ,
President.
Seymour. Webster Co., pop. 1,050
Principal High School— T J Walker^
Shelbina, Shelby Co., pop 1,750.
City Superintendent — N Kerr
Principal Hich School— Mabel Wallace.
SIkeston, Scott Co., pop 1,800.
City Superintendent— W H. Hargrove.
Slater, Saline Co , pop 2,502.
City Superintendent — William*.
South St I^nift, Suburb of St Louis.
Sacred Heart Academy, girl* boarding, B,
C . Madam Mary Burke, Prin.
Springfield, Greene Co, pop. 85,201.
Pres Bd Educ — John Schmook
Sec Bd Educ — A D Allen
City Superintendent — W W Thomas
Principal High School— E. B Dodd.
Supv Music — Grace Brown
Manual Training— B O Slater
Domestic Science — Miss Anna E Hughes
Physical Culture— Melissa Walrath
Drawing— Hattle Keich
Pen'ship & Com'l— J D Delp
Stenography — Alice Barrett
Draughon's Business College bus and sten ,
est 1888, A J Bates, Mgr
Drury Academy, prep , co-ed., Cong ; Hu-
bert H Husted, A. B , Principal
Drury College, comprises College, Conserva-
tory of Music, Art Department and Bible
School co-ed , Cong , est. 1873, Rev J
H McMurtry, Ph D , President
Drury College Conservatory of Music, co-
ed , William A Chalfant, A M., Dean*
Drury College School of Bible and Chris-
tian Training, theol , Cong , William J
Lhamon , A M , Dean
Loretto Academy, girls' boarding; R. C..
Sister M. Winifred La Motte, Prin.
Missouri State Normal School (Fourth Dis-
trict) teachers' training courses co-ed .
est 1906, W T Carrington. M A., Prec.
Springfield Business College, bus., non-sect. i
est 1884, J A. Taylor, M. a, Pres.
Stanberry, Gentry Co., pop 2,181
City Superintendent — C. It Mosley
Principal High School— O M. Morrison.
Spring Garden, Miller Co, pop. 120.
Miller County Institute, prep , co-ed .
non-sect , J L Lumpkin, Prin
Sullivan, Franklin Co, pop. 1,050.
Principal High School— J B. Moore.
Sweet Springs, Saline Co., pop 1,050
Pres Bd. Educ — J F Jarvls
Sec Bd Educ— F H Tlsdale
City Superintendent — W I Oliver
Principal High School — Emma Shackelford.
Supervisor Music — Mrs J W Me Adams
Drawing — Mrs W McLesky
Sweet Springs Academy., prep , co-ed.,
non-sect., J B Barneft, Prin
Tarkio, Atchlson Co , pop 1,901.
City Superintendent — J C Godby
Trincipal High School — Gertrude A Thomp-
son
Tarkio College, coll, prep, music, com'l
depts , co-ed Un -Presb , est 1883, Rev
Joseph A Thompson, D D , Pres
Thayer, Oregon Co , pop 1,276
Principal High School — C W Oldham.
Tipton, Moniteau Co, pop 1,850.
City Superintendent — A. H. Monsees.
Trenton, Gnmdy Co , pop. 5,659.
Pres Bd Educ — Dr L H Mohr
Sec Bd. Bduc —D C A. Poster
City Superintendent — Geo H. Beasley
Principal High School — E R, Utter
Troy, Llntiolo; Co, pop 1,150.
Pres Bd. Educ— James Mintrup
Sec Bd Educ— W T Baker
City Superintendent — Roy V Bllise
Principal High School— Roy V Ellise
Union, Franklin Co., pop 1*800
Pres Bd. Educ — James Mintrup
Sec Bd Educ— A H Steinbeck
City Superintendent — Charles A. Cole
Principal High School — Edgar Baker
Supv Steno— C A Cole
Untonville, Putnam Co, pop. 2,050
City Superintendent — L E. Proffer
Vandalla, Audrlan Co , pop 1,595
City Superintendent — B. A. Irvine.
Principal High School— R. a White.
Versailles, Morgan Co., pop 1,500
Pres Bd Educ — John W Knoop
Sec Bd Educ —Samuel Daniels
City Superintendent — C F Johns
Principal High School — Rhoda K. Shaw
Supv Music — C F Johns
Domestic Science — Miss Irene Board.
Walker, Vernon do, pop, 5,007.
Principal High School— S. W Bens.
Warremsbnrg, Johnson Co., pop. 4,089.
City Superintendent — Edward Beatty
State Normal School (Second District),
normal, state, co-ed., eat. 1871; W J
Hawkinsv Ph. B . LI. D, Pres
Warrensburg Business College, bus and
•ten , est. 1908, BenJ. B Parker, Presi-
dent
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Warrenton, Warren Co, pop 1,000
Principal High School — Arthur Hoeeh.
Central Wesleyan College, coll , prep ,
music and bus,, co-ed , M B , eat. 1864,
.Rev Otto E Krlege, A. M., Pres
German Theological Seminary, theol , M BL;
men, eat. 1900, Frledrich Munz, D D,
Dean
Warsaw, Benton Co., pop. 1,200.
Principal High School — A. G. Wisdom.
Washington, Franklin Co., pop 8,800
City Superintendent — a C. Thndium.
Weaubleau, Hickory Co, pop. 600.
Weaubleau Christian College, prep and
nor , co-ed , Christ , Frederick Cooper,
A B , Principal
Webb City, Jasper Co., pop. 11,817.
Pres Bd. Educ — J T Aldridge.
Sec Bd. Bduc — A G Young.
City Superintendent — C. A. Greene.
Principal High School— C. W Oldham.
Domestic Science — Elizabeth Jaccard.
Commercial — F R Chapman
Stenography — Mrs. Chapman
National Business College, bus, sten ,
prep and law, W A. Gulledge, President.
Webster Groves, St. Louts Co., pop. 7,080.
Pres Bd. Educ— B S Healey
Sec Bd Educ— F B Miller
Webster Groves — continued
City Superintendent — William D Grove.
Principal High School — J T Hlxson.
Supv Music — Martha A Kendrlck
Manual Training — George Weber
Domestic Science — Mary W Clayton
Drawing — Fannie Butterfleld
Penmanship — C J Potter
Com'l & Stenog*y — J W Drye
WeHston, St Lovla do., pop 7,812.
City Superintendent — R. F Bush
Wellsvffle, Montgomery Co., pop 1,400.
City Superintendent — Roy Elllse.
Westan, Flatte Co , pop. 1,019.
Principal High School— D A. Bicket.
West Plains, HoweU Co, pop.
Pres Bd. Bduc — C I Trimble
Sec Bd. Bduc— M M Freeman
City Superintendent— William Melcher
Principal High School— Ethel HaskelL
West Plains College, coll , co-ed.,
sect., est. 1890, H. H. Webb, Pres.
Willow Springs, HoweH Co., pop. 1,500.
Principal High School— W a Dade.
Windsor, Henry Co, pop 8,2CL
Pres Bd Educ — Dr C A Draper
Sec Bd Educ — Henry T Davis.
City Superintendent — R I* Gwinn
Principal High School — O S Glaver
Population 376,053
MONTANA
School census, 88,805
School age, 6-21
Montana is the fortieth state of the Union in point of population, having a
total of 376,053 inhabitants, of whom 95 9 per cent are white Of this number 24 4
per cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population, ten
years of age and over, is 4 7 per cent , the state ranking twenty-third in this respect
The educational system of the state is as follows
STATE SUPERINTENDENT 'S OFFICE
H A DAVEB, State Superintendent of Public Instruction
H H SWAIN, Deputy Superintendent
O W TENNEY, Rural School Inspector
MONTANA STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
W K DWYER, President
Helena
Helena
Helena
Anaconda
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
County
Bigr Horn .
Beaverhead
Blaine
Broadwater
Carbon
Name and Address
Bernlce Myers, Hardin
Margaret Boss, Dillon
Avy L Short, Chinook
Lizzie Barker, Townsend
Nora L Hogan Red Lodge
Cascade Annie McAnelly, Great Falls
Chouteau May Flanagran, Ft Benton
Custer Emma Fritz, Miles City
Dawson Harriet Kelly, Glendive
Deer Lodge Mabel Sharp, Anaconda
Fergus Allc O'Hara, Lewistown
Flathead . May Trumper, Kallspell
Gallatin Ida "W Davis, Bozeman
Granite Lottie T Irvine, Philipsburgr
Hill Sarah F McHale, Havre
Jefferson
Lewis & Clark
Lincoln
Mabel Haynes, Boulder
Eva Harrington, Helena
F D Head, Llbby
County Name and Address
Madison Phebe Williams, Virginia City
Mea?her Mary J Da vies,
White Surphur Springs
Missoula Mrs Edna Remhart, Mlssoula
Musselshell Maud Griffin, Roundup
Park Maude Brown, Livingston
Powell Olga Johnson, Deer Lodge
Ravalll Nora Smithey, Hamilton
Rosebud Fay Alderson, Forsytb
Sanders Leona Duncan, Thompson Falls
Sheridan Irene Murphy, Plentywood
Sliver Bow EJlla Crowley, Butte
Stlllwater Eliz Wagner, Columbus
Sweet Grass
Jessie F Evans, Blgr Timber'
Teton Nellie R Brown, Choteau
Valley . % Flora Sims, Glasgow
Yellowstone. Sara B Morse, Billing*
PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Anaconda, Deerlodge Co , pop 10,134
City Superintendent— •William K, Dwyer
Principal High School — J A GUpln
Collier School prep, bus and sten Mrs
R Johnson Principal, 23 Main St
St. Paul s Parochial School, prep , co-ed.,
R C , Mother Xavier, Prln.
St Peter's Parochial School prep , co-ed.,
R C , Sister M Wilfred, Superintendent
Basin, Jefferson Co, pop. 600
City Superintendent — W J Rankin.
Belgrade, Oallatln Co, pop. 875.
City Superintendent — Win, Fltzstephens.
Belt, Cascade Co, pop *,000
City Superintendent— 8. A. Remlncton.
Bi«rtimber, Sweet Grass Co, pop 1,100
Pres Bd Educ — J A Howry
Sec Bd Bduc — T K Lee
City Superintendent — H A. Brlokson.
Principal County H S — C V Brown
Domestic Science — Rhoda Dawes
Yellowstone Co , pop. 10,031.
City Superintendent— Ward EE. Nye.
Principal Hlgrh School— W H McCall
BllHngrs Business College, est 1911, Miss
Frances Miller, Free,
Billings Polytechnic Institute, tech., co-
ed , non-sect , est. 1908, Louis T Baton,
M 8, Director
St Patrick's School, prep , co-ed , R C .
Sister M Gabriel, Superior
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MONTANA
Boxeman, Gallatln Oo , pop. 5,107.
Pres Bd Educ — H A Bollnger
Sec Bd. Educ — Philip Dodson
City Superintendent — RUdon J Cnnming-
ham
Principal High School— E J Parkin
Draw & Music — Miss Emma ff Parks
Manual Training — Adolph S Peterson
Domestic Science — Miss Grace Kirk
Montana State College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts comprises School of Agri-
culture of Engineering, of Home Eco-
nomics and Mechanic Arts, of Pharmacy,
of Music and Preparatory School, state,
co-ed , est 1893, James M Hamilton,
M S President
Montana State College, School of Engineer-
ing courses In civil, electrical and me-
chanical engineering, Robert D Kneale,
C E , Dean
Montana State College, School of Phar-
macy, two and three-year courses,
Charles E Mollett, Ph C , Dean
Montana State College, School of Music,
all branches of music, Paul P McNeely,
Mus B, Director
Montana State College, Preparatory School,
co-ed , Miss Mary A Cantwell, Principal
Mt. Ellis Academy, prep , co-ed., 7th D
Adr
Phelps Commercial School, bus and sten ,
est 1906, H G Phelps, Frln
Butte, Stlrerbow Co* pop. 89,165.
City Superintendent — George F. Downer
Principal High School — Spencer D Kelley
Butte Business College, bus., sten. and
nor , Rice and Fulton, Props.
Montana School of Mines, mining and
metallurgy, state, eat 1889, Charles H
Bowman, M Sc , Pres
Chotean, Teton Oo , pop 700
Pres Bd Educ— W H Bateman
Sec Bd Educ— H. A. Prescott
Prln County H S — Marion Dietrich
Chinook, Chotean Co., pop. 780.
City Superintendent — G. H. Wlllman.
Columbus, Yellowstone Co., pop* 878.
Prln High School-— W G Alway
Columbia Falls, Flathead Co., pop. 700.
City Superintendent— F A. Clothier.
Cnlbertson, Valley Co , pop 1,125.
City Superintendent — J W Dale.
Deer Lodge, Powell Co , pop 8,500.
City Superintendent — Owen D Speer
Prln County H S— F A. Stejer
College of Montana, coll , prep , tech., co-
ed , non-sect , est 1904, Henry R.
Fancher, D D, Pres
St. Mary's Academy girls' boarding1 R» C..
Sister Anicleta, Prln
Dillon, Beaverhead Co, pop.
Pres Bd Educ — Leonard Eliel
Sec Bd Educ— R F Tattersall
Cit> Superintendent — Dr Grant E, Finch
Principal High School — B E Toan
Supv Music — Lucy Herrlck
Billon — continued
Manual Training — Theodore Shoudy
Domestic Science — Edith McDowell
Physical Culture — Agnes Scott
Drawing — Theodore Shoudy
Montana State Normal College, normal;
state, co-ed , est 1897, J B Munro*,
Pres
Fort Benton, Chontean Co, pop
Pres Bd Educ — John Harris
Sec Bd Educ — Ezra Crane
City Superintendent — J W Lenning
Principal High School— C M Luce
Forsyth, Rosebud Oo, pop. 1,100.
Principal High School — H Mackenzie
Glasgow, Valley Co, pop. 1,275.
City Superintendent — Daniel 8. Williams.
Glendlye, Dawson Oo, pop. 1,725.
Pres. Bd. Educ. — Henry Dion.
Sec Bd. Educ— Fred Golding*
City Superintendent — R H. Brown
Principal High School — R L. Hunt.
Supv Music and Draw — Edda Angst.
Commercial-— C C. Hoole.
Great Falls, Cascade Co., pop 18,948.
Pres Bd Educ— K. B Mclver
Sec Bd Educ — H A Gary
City Superintendent — Samuel D Largent.
Principal High School — James Rae
Supv Music — Mrs Grace A Wait.
Manual Training — W S Tucker
Domestic Science — Edna Hagerman
Physical Culture— Leah Crane
Drawing — Ellle Pickering
Penmanship — A F Slolbarger
Commercial — Charles McMullen
Electric City Business College, bua and
sten , est. 1912, Mrs A, M. Kiefer, Prln
Great Falls Commercial College, bus, stenu
and tel , est 1894, S H Bauman, Prin-
cipal
Mount Angela Ursuline Academy, girls*
boarding, R C , Mother Xavler, Superior
Hamilton, Ravalll Oo, pop. 2,000.
Principal High School — Henry Schwarm.
Harlem, Choteau Co., pop. 500.
City Superintendent— Agnes H. Atkinson,
Havre, BOH. Co., pop 8,624.
Pres Bd Educ — James McKenzie.
Sec Bd. Educ. — E C Carruth
Cfty Superintendent — L R. Abbot.
Principal High School — Grace M. Easter
Supv Music and Draw — Vera McKende.
Commercial — Grace Summerville
Helena, ILewfe and Clark Co., pop. 12,515.
Pres School Board — R C Day
Clerk School Board — Thomas E Goodwin.
City Superintendent — John Dietrich,
Principal High, School — Albert J Roberts.
Supervisor Music— Ethel Melgs
Drawing — Mary G Wheeler
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MONTANA
Helena — continued
Writing — Adda B Patterson
Household Arts — I Adella Sater
Household Economics — Laura Piedalue
Thjsical Training — Edwin S Thomas
Manual Training — Floyd A. Rowe
Helena Business College, bus. and at en..
est 1883 J Lee Rice, Manager
Montana Wesley an University coll prep,
bus and music, co-ed, M B , est 1889,
Rev Chailes Lincoln Bovard, Ph B,
President
Montana Deaconess School, prep , board-
ing, co-ed M E Roxana Beck Prin-
cipal
Mt St Charles College, boys' boarding,
R C , Rev John MacMullen, President
St. Vincent* s Academy, girls* boarding, R
C , Sister Mary Berchmans, Superior
Kallspell, Flathead Co, pop. 5,540.
City Superintendent— William D Swetland.
Pnn Countj H S— B B Wbittaker
Kallspell Business College, bus. and aten..
est. 1901. J T Sauntry, Pre*
Kendall, Fergus Co, pop 50<J I
City Superintendent— B V Griffln.
Xewlstown, Fergus Co , pop. 2375.
City Superintendent— H A Davee
Prin County H S — H L Saokett
X.ima, Beaverhead Co
City Superintendent
. 550
S King
Xi\lJiffftton, Park Co, pop 5,859
City Superintendent— Benjamin A. Wlnana
Principal High School— W A Jennings
•Malta, Valley Co , pop SOO.
City Superintendent— J H. Atwood,
Manhattan, Gallatln Co , pop 600.
City Superintendent— L. A. Root
Marysrille, -Lewis and Clark Co., pop. M89
City Superintendent— Benton Welty
jOles City, Ouster Co , pop 3,000
Pres Bd Educ — C W Butler
Sec. Bd Eduo^J B Collins.
City Superintendent — J A. Burger
Principal High School— John W Irwln.
.Supv Music and Draw — Emily A, Spalenka.
Manual Training — Paul F Stanton,
Domestic Science — Emallssa Maudevllle.
-Commercial— Oscar Christopher
Crsullne Convent of the Sacred Heart,
girls' boarding, R, C , Mother St. Cecelia,
aOMOuIa* JflUsoulSk Co , pop 12,860.
City Superi»tendent-J, Ulysses William*
Prin County H S— G H Ketchum
Sacred Heart Academy, prep., girls, R. C.,
est 1885, Sister Martha, Superior
.University of Montana, comprises College
of Arts and Sciences Forestry <ahort
courses) , School of Engineering, School
of Law , state unlv , co-ed , est 1896 ,
Edwin Boone Cralghead LL D, Presi-
dent
Misaoula— continued
University of Montana, School of Engineer-
ing, courses in civil, electrical and me-
chanical engineering, Arthur W Richter,
M M E Bean
University of Montana, School of Law,
three-year courses, est 1911, Henry W
Ballantine, LL B , Dean
Nelhart, Cascade Co , pop 838
Pres Bd Educ — W J Kennedy
Sec Bd Educ — H L Snyder
City Superintendent — J B Walsh
Principal High School — D C Worlngton
Supv Music — Lillian Powers
Manual Training — D C Worington
Penmanship — J B Walsh
Phllipsburg, Granite Co., pop. 995.
Pres Bd Educ — Dr W I Power
Sec Bd Educ — C T Irvine
City Superintendent — C T Bramble.
Principal High School — Anna H Price
Man Tr & Draw — Robert H Cochrane
Domestic Science — Gladyz Franzrman
Commercial — John Gentner
Red Lodge, Carbon Co , pop 4,880.
Pres Bd Educ — C C Bowlen
Sec Bd Educ — A B Logan
City Superintendent — Alfred C Carlson
Prin County H S — Harold Westergard
Principal High School — C W Thompson
Supv Music — Elizabeth Cavanaugh
Drawing — Irma Martin dale
Corn*! & Stenog'y — Margaret Rogers
Sheridan, Madison Co , pop 581
City Superintendent — L. 8 Tower
Stockett, Cascade Co, pop 500
City Superintendent — Arthur Nicholson
St Peter, Cascade Co , pop 800
TJrsullne Convent, prep , co-ed. \ B
Mother Mary Amadeus, Prin,
C;
Btevenaville, RavUtt Co, pop. 798.
Pres Bd Educ — John. Dowlmg
Sec Bd Bduc — E O Gewls
City Superintendent — J F Sharp
Principal High School — A A MoSweeney
Stevensvllle Training School, prep.; oo-ed.,
est 1901, M L. Roark, A. M., Prin.
Townsend, Broadwatev Oo , pop. 800.
City Superintendent— J TO Seibold.
Prin County H S — John M Kay
850.
Twlm Brldffes, Madison Co.,
City Superintendent— J D
Ylrginla City, KadlMOt Co-, I** 715,
City Superintendent— D. 8 ^linger.
Principal High School — Prof Bawson
Wlbaux, Dawson Co., pep. 500.
City Superintendent— F F Baird.
NEBRASKA
Population 1,192,214 School census, 379,028 School age, 5-21
Nebraska is the twenty-ninth state of the Union in point of population, hay-
ing a total of 1,192,214 inhabitants, of whom 99 per cent are white Of this number
14.8 per cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population
ten years of age and over is 1 9 per cent, the state ranking second in this respect.
The educational system of the state is as follows*
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
JAMES E DELZELL, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Lincoln
ANNA V DAY, Assistant Superintendent Lincoln
ROBERT I ELLIOTT, Deputy Superintendent . Lincoln
O A. GREGORY, Normal Training Inspector . . Lincoln
BOBEBT C KING, Rural School Inspector . . Lincoln
BOARD^OF INSPECTORS AND EXAMINERS FOR CERTIFICATES
STATE QjBttfl'i iM f!A'i'n;fi^ L'l'A* X
E J, BODWELL, President . Beatrice AUOB FLORER, President York
A- H WATERHOUSE . Fremont W A. YODER Omaha
A E FISHER Aurora W B PATE Alliance
NEBRASKA PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMISSION '
SAMUEL AVERY, Chancellor, University of Nebraska, President ...... Lincoln
H C LINDSAY, State Librarian .............. Lincoln
JAMES E DELZELL, Superintendent of Public Instruction ......... Lincoln
F. L TTAT.T.-gR. . . . , ............ ... Omaha
WALTER K. JEWETT, Librarian University of Nebraska. . . , . . . Lincoln
CHARLOTTE TEMPLETON, Secretary ......... . ..... . Lincoln
NEBRASKA STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
JAMES E DELZELL, President .... , Lincoln
W <* BISHOP, Secretary ......... University Place
SUPERINTENDENTS AND PRINCIPALS' ASSOCIATION
J A, DOREMTTS, President . . , . ... .... Auburn
CLARK MACKJN, Secretary ...... , , . . . . Nebraska City
NEBRASKA TEACHERS' BEADING dRQUS 3BOABD
JAMES E. DELZBLL, ex-ofOcio ............. '.,... Lmeafn
BDITH A. Z^ATHRGP . day Center JOHN M MATZEN . Fremont
M ^UJWER ......... Lincoln B, E. DILL ........ TOIber
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OTHER TEACHERS' ASSOCIATIONS
JOHN P. MATTHEWS, President, Central Nebraska Teachers' Association Grand Island
C 8 JONES, Secretary . Ord
PRANK BEERS, President, East Centra] Teachers' Association David City
HANNAH JOHNSON, Secretary . . , Albion
O R BOJVEN, President, North Nebraska Teachers' Association West Point
LOTTIE I&OBERTSON, Secretary Plainview
W. E. MILLER, President, Northeast Nebraska Teachers' Association Hartington
MRS ELSIE LITTELL, Secretary . Wayne
CABBIE L. MUNKRES, President, Northwest Nebraska Teachers' Association Chadron
MARY J PENSKE, Secretary Hamaon
R M MARRS, President, North Platte Valley Teachers ' Association Bridgeport
LULU WIRT, Secretary Alliance
C E. TEACH, President, Southeastern Nebraska Teachers ' Association University PL
E RUTH PYRTLE, Secretary . Lincoln
C L ANDERSON, President, Southwestern Nebraska Teachers' Association Trenton
FERNE PECK, Secretary . , Trenton
CLEO CHAPPELL, President, West Central Nebraska Teachers' Association
North Platte
THEA HANSEN, Secretary . North Platte
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
County Name and Address
Adams . L R. Willis. Hastings
Antelope Daniel M Murphy, Neligh
Banner Mrs M M Belian, Harrisburg
Blaine . A L Shamblin, Brews ter
Boone Hannah C Johnson, Albion
Box Butte Delia M. Reed, Alliance
Boyd Mabel K. Hadsell, Butte
Brown . Emma Burritt, Ains worth
Buffalo* J S Elliott, Kearney
Burt . W T Poucher, Tekamaa
Butler . F A Stech, David City
Cass . Mary E Foster, Plattsmouth
Cedar W E Miller, Hartington
Chase Mrs Leocia F Seward, Imperial
Cherry Cora Thackrey, Valentine
Cheyenne Edith Morrison Stark, Sidney
Clay Edith A Lathrop, Clay Center
Colfax F J Vogltance, Sohuyler
Cuming Emma R Miller, West Point
Custer T C Grimes, Broken Bow
Dakota Margaret
Dawes
Dawson
Deuel
Dixon
Dodge
Douglas
Dundy
Fillmore
Franklin
Frontier
Furnas
Gage
Garden
Garfield
Gosper
Carrie L Munkres, Chadron
L A. Olinger, Lexington
Vera L Tockey, Chappell
A V Teed, Ponca
J M Matzen, Fremont
W A Yoder, Omaha
Lorna L White, Benkelman
Alice Jennett. Geneva
Mrs R Erfman, Bloomington
Ruby P M Larson, Stockville
C F Stilwell, Beaver City
Jessie B Pyrtle, Beatrice
T C McKee, Oshkosh
J L Jenkins, Burwell
F W Montgomery, Elwood
County Name and Address
Grant M L. Wheeler, Hyannis
Greeley Jajnes Pelley, Greeley
Hall Dorothea Kolls, Grand Island
Hamilton E W Jackson, Aurora
Harlan Mrs Mattiene Bragg, Alma
Hayes John W Furrow, Hayes Center
Hitchcock Carl L Anderson, Trenton
Holt Minnie B Miller, O'Neill
Howard E I* Vogt, St Paul
Hooker J H Garrett, Mullen
Jefferson R. Clement Harrlss, Falrbury
Johnson L C Bluster, Tecumseh
Kearney Edwin Curtis, Mlnden
Keith Mrs G Richmond, Ogalalla
Keya Pafca
Amanltiel Boshart, Springview
Kimball Claude L Alden, Kimball
Knox Abbia M Newberry, Center
Lancaster W H Gardner, Lincoln
Lincoln Cleo Chappell, North Platte
Logan w D Paul, Gandy
Loup Mabel McKimmey, Taylor
McPherson . Clare Nichols, Try on
Madison N A. Housel, Madison
Merrick. M McCutchen, Central City
Morrill Cora A Thompson, Bridgeport
Nance Lucretia Conard, Fullerton
Nemaha L Nemaha Clarke, Auburn
Nuckolls Elmer L Seely, Nelson
Otoe Charles Speedie, Nebraska City
Pawnee Lulu S Wolford, Pawnee City
Perkins Roscoe H Vance, Grant
Phelps Aletta Neff, Holdredge
Pierce Lettle Scott, Pierce
Platte Fred S Lecron, Columbus
Polk Amelia Rasmussen, Osceola
Red Willow Anna McDonnell, McCook
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COUNT* SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS — Continued
Oountj Name and Address
Richardson T J Oliver, Tails City
Rock A. F Dugffer, Bassett
Saline L J Bouchal, Wilber
Sarpy H A Collins, Papillion
Saunders Mrs E B O Williams, Wahoo
Scottsbluff H J Mummau, Gering
Seward W H. Brokaw, Seward
Sheridan C P Kelley, Rushville
Sherman L. H Currier, Loup City
Sioux Mary J Fenske, Harrison
Countv Name and Address
Stan ton Archer L Burnham, Stanton
Tha'yer A. T Holtzen, Hebron
Thomas Inez Oakes, Thedford
Thurston . John W Lang, Fender
Valley Eva B Shuman, Ord
Washing-ton John A, Rhoades, Blair
Wayne Mrs Elsie Littell, Wayne
Webster Gertrude L Coon, Red Cloud
Wheeler Edith Bowler, Bartlett
York Alice Florer, York
PUBLIC, PRIVATES AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Adams, Gage Co , pop 660
City Superintendent — C P Beale
Prin H g — Grace W Clark
Ainsworth, Brown Co, pop. 1,000
City Superintendent — W E Flake
Prin H S — Grace W Clark.
Albion, Boone Co , pop 1,750
City Superintendent — EJ S Cowan
Principal High School — Minnie Claussen.
Supv Music — Jessie Simpson
Alliance, Boxbntte Co , pop 8,800
City Superintendent — W R Pate
Prin H S— E L Meyer
Supv Mus & Dr — Edith Snodgrass
Alma, Harlan Co , pop 1,175
City Superintendent — P P Bentley
Prin H S —Edith Woodburn
Ansley, Ouster Co , pop 860.
City Superintendent — W B Ireland
Prin H jjj,— Mabel Morrison
Arapahoe, Furnas Co , pop 976
City Superintendent — O W Fletcher
Prin H &— -Birdie L Denison
Arlington, Washington Co, pop 850
City Superintendent — L-oj J Gilkeson.
Prin H Sj— Cora L Schwenker
Ashland, Saunders Co, pop. 1,879
City Superintendent — Win H Morton
Prin H S — Edna Speara.
Atkinson, Holt Co, pop 950
City Superintendent— Walter PJybon
Prin H §.— Clara Hawk.
Auburn, Nemaha Co, pop. 2,663.
City Superintendent — J A. Doremus
Prin H S— A. M Hare
Supv Music — Catherine Alden
Aurora, Hamilton Co , pop. 8,680
City Superintendent — A B Fisher
Prin H S — Kathleen O Hearn
Supv Music — Faith Claflin
Supv. Man. Tr — EL W. Jackson.
Aurora Normal and Business College, nor ,
bus. and *ten., F S. Wolfe, Pres.
Bancroft, Cnmlng Co , pop 975
City Superintendent — W H Steinbach
Prin H & — Katherine Quinn
Supv Music— Ida Myatt.
Battle Creek, Madison Co , pop 704.
City Superintendent — S G'Jacobey
Prin H S — Mrs J A Vanderberg
Beatrice, Gage Co, pop 9,356
Pres Bd Educ — H A Thompson.
Sec Bd Educ— Grace A Liddicott.
City Superintendent — E J Bodwell
Prm H S — Antolne P Hlllyer
Supv Music — B C Tillotson
Supt Man Tr — E Hermle
Domestic Science — Mildred Bevins.
Penmanship — Clara Frollck
Commercial — O D Andrews
Institute for Feeble Minded Youth, state,
co-ed, eat 1887, Dr Fast, Supt
Northwestern Business College, bus and
sten est 1881, Maynard Spink, Presi-
dent
Beaver City, Pumas Co , pop 1,100
City Superintendent— B. M Short.
Prin H S — Bertha Downing
Beaver Crossing, Seward Co, pop 550.
City Superintendent —
Prin H S —
Benkelman, Drmdy Co., pop 725
City Superintendent — Roscoe S Arnold.
Prin H S — Erma Holdent
Bellevue, Sarpy Co., pop. 127.
Bellevue College, comprises College, Acad-
emy, Normal School and School of Music
and Art, co-ed , Presb , est 1880, Ste-
phen W Stookey, L.L. D, Pres
Benson, Douglas do , pop 8,170.
Pres Bd Educ— F S King
Sec Bd Educ — H E Bon
City Superintendent — John Speedie
Principal High School — Mary McNaxnara
Supervisor Music — Blanche Sorensen
Drawing — Ellen Wlndham
Bethany, Lancaster Co., pop 1,000
City Superintendent — B. !• Hoff
Cotner University, univ , co-ed , Christian ,
eat. 1889 , William Oeschger, LL. D ,
Chancellor
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Blair, Washington Co., pop 3,217
City Superintendent — W H Myers.
Prin H S— -C R Gates.
Supv Music—Ethel Mead
Supv Man Tr — Emmet Bolt
Dana College and Trinity Theological Sem-
inary, co-ed , Luth , eet 1886, C X.
Hansen, PreB
Bloomfield, Snox Co , pop* 1*250
City Superintendent — A. F Gulliver
Prin H S — Lucile A. Dennstedt
Bloomington, Franklin Co, pop 650
City Superintendent — Joy B Morgan.
Prin. H S.-— Alice Pomeroy
Blue) Hill, Webster Co., pop 975
City Superintendent — 6 Frank Blxby
Prin, H. 8 — Caroline Osborne
Blue Springs, Gage Co , pop 925.
City Superintendent — J R. Armstrong
Prin H. 8. — Viva Klnney
Supv Music— M Watt
Brady, Lincoln Co , pop. 498.
City Superintendent — J A. True.
Prin. H S, — Cleo R. ChappelL
Supv Music — B H Garlichs.
Bridgeport, Merrill Co., pop. 585.
City Superintendent — Ralph M. Morris.
Prin H S— Ralph W Lewis.
Broken Bow, Cuter Co., pop. 1,950.
City Superintendent — a H. Martin,
Prin H. S.— -Q H. Lamphere.
Supv Mus. & Dr— Una Snldow
Broken Bow Business and Normal College,
bus. and nor , co-ed., non-sect, est. 1901,
Lloyd B Epley, A. B , Supt
Ouster College nor and com'l, co-ed ,
non-sect , est 1806, Loren Cornett, Presi-
dent.
Bnrwell, Oarfleld Co., pop. 1,150.
City Superintendent— George R. Boomer
Prin H S — Elizabeth Holmes.
Cambridge, Fnraas Co, pop. 1,000.
City Superintendent — A J Dun lap
Prin XL S. — Lenore Fitzgerald.
Supv Music — Fay Shetler
Cedar Rapid* Boone Co., pop. 800
City Superintendent — L F Kreizinger
Prin H. S — Grace Fox
Central City, Merrick Co, pop 2,000.
Prea Bd Bduc — O T Bishop
City Superintendent — F B. Morrow
Prin H S. — Mrs. F B Morrow
Nebraska Central College, prep , co-ed.,
Friends, Floyd W Perisho, Pres.
Chadron, Dawes Co., pop. 2,687.
Pres Bd Educ — L W Gorton
Sec Bd Bduc — O B Unthank.
City Superintendent — S B Mills.
Principal High School— R. O Jackson.
Chadron State Normal School, state, co-
ed, est 1909, Joseph Sparks, President.
Chester, Thayer Co, pop 600
City Superintendent — Theo A. Frye
Prin H S — F D Hughes
darks, Merrick Co, pop 700
City Superintendent — W C Green.
Prin H 8 — Jennie Dexter
Supv Music — Leola France.
Clay Center, Clay Co, pop* 850
City Superintendent — T B Spencer
Prin H 8 — Clara Schneller
College View, Lancaster Co, pop 1,250.
Union College, coll and prep , co-ed., Sev-
enth D Adv , est 1891, Frederick Griggs,
Pres.
Columbus, Platte Co , pop 5,014.
City Superintendent — R M. Campbell
Prin H 8 — Amos Vance
Supv Mus & Drw — Beatrice Barnard.
Supv Man Tr — J H Huffaker
Columbus Commercial College, bus. and
sten , est 1901, J Clyde Cooper, Presi-
dent
St Francis Academy, girls' boarding, R
C , est 1882, Ven Sister M Agnella,
Superioress
Cook, Johnson Co., pop, 550
City Superintendent — Agnes Richardson.
Prin EL 8 — Nannie Edwards
Cozad, Dawson Co , pop 1*200
City Superintendent — L A Qulvey
Prin H 8. — Miss B T Camp
Crawford, Dawes Co., pop 1,450.
City Superintendent — H H Redmond.
Prin
S.— Olga M Gereke
Crelghton, Knoz Co , pop 1,600
City Superintendent — C LeRoy Cherry
Prin. H S— Alice LeMasters
Crete, Saline Co, pop 8,000
Pres Bd Bduc — H Wissenburg
Sec Bd Bduc — H Blchelberger
City Superintendent — B W Marcellus.
Prin H S— Ada a Marcellus.
Supv Music — Louise Segelke
Manual Training — C A Hutchinson
Drawing—Miss Lillie Mullln
Doane College , coll , co-ed , Cong , est
1872
Cnlbertson, Hitchcock Co., pop 650
City Superintendent — George B Lee.
Prin H. 8 — Anne Miller.
Davenport, Thayer Co, pop 600
City Superintendent — James V W Skinkle
Prin. H S — Harriet M. Wyman.
David City/ Butler Co., pop 2,000.
Pres Bd Bduc — G A Becker
Sec Bd Bduc— H O Schaaf
City Superintendent — Frank R. Beers.
Prin. H S-— Elisabeth Shaffer
Supervisor Music — Marguerite Derby.
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Dlller, Jefferson Co, pop 650.
City Superintendent — James A. Eastwood,
Prln. H S — Louise Sturdevant.
Supv Music — Alice Whittaker
Dodge, Dodg« Co , pop 850
City Superintendent — C A. Penigo
Prln H S — Allen Brown
Edgar, Clay Co, pop 1,100.
Prea Bd Educ — G R Woods
Sec Bd Bduc — W E Montgomery
City Supt — O B Frazier
Prin H S— Nellie Stevens,
Supervisor Music — Beryl Kelley
Elmwood, Cass Co, pop 700.
City Superintendent— J H. Slothower
Prln H S— Gertrude M. Robinson.
Emerson, Dlxon Co, pop. 900.
City Superintendent— a M. Matheny
Prln E. S— May Beck.
Exeter, Flllmore Co , pop. 1,000.
City Superintendent — H. Jennings.
Prin H. S — Bertha Enyeart.
Supv Music — Eva Stone
Falrbury» Jefferson Co , pop. 5,294.
Fres Bd. Bduc — G H Denney
Sec Bd Bduc — J H LeRoy
City Superintendent — A L. Caviness.
Principal High School — A. M Hare
Supv Music — Lulu Shanafelt.
Manual Ti alnlng— Claude Wlman
Domestic Science — Miss Martha Elliott.
Physical Culture — Mies lone Bellamy
Stenography — Miss Mable Carrington
Falrfleld, Clay Co , pop. 1,808.
City Superintendent — John B Talbot,
Prin H S — Gula Reed.
Fairmont, Flllmore Co., pop 1,000.
Pres Bd Bduc — 8 3* Ashby
Sec.Bd Bduc— M M Akin
City Superintendent — C E. Collett*
Principal High School — Jessie O Lowe.
Supervisor Music — Glenn James.
Manual Training— C B Collett
Domestic Science— Jessie O Lowe.
Falls City, Richardson Co., pop. &200.
City Superintendent— 8. H. Wood.
Principal High School — W H Crow
Supv Mus and Drw — Anna M Volts.
Supv Man Tr — Lawrence Wheeler
Falls City Business College, bus. and sten.,
est 1898. G M Barrett, Prln
Sacred Heart Academy, girls' boarding,
R. C , Sister M Helen, Superior
Ursullne Convent, prep , co-ed., R. C., est.
1894, Mother Helen, Superior
Florence, Douglas Co, pop 1,526.
Pres Bd Bduc — Robert Golding
Sec Bd Bduc — W H Thomas
City Superintendent — J F McLane.
Principal High School — Miriam Clark.
Supervisor Music — Maude Grebe.
Supr Mas. Tr— GoHle Vawter.
Franklin, Franklin Co, pop 1,100.
Sec Bd. Bduc — J F Rusher
City Superintendent — Edward M Hussoag
Prin H S — Mrs W F Humphreys.
Supv Music — Gertrude Lafferty
Franklin Academy, prep, co-ed., Cong,
est 1881, Morton M Newcomb, A B.,
Prln
Fremont, Dodge Co, pop 8,718
Pres Bd Bduc — R B Schneider
Sec Bd Educ— Mary K Welty
City Superintendent — A. H Waterhouse
Prln H S — A R Congdon.
Supv Music — Reese Soloman
Drawing — Marion Reed.
Fremont College, normal, pharmacy, music,
com'l. courses, co-ed , W. H Commons,
Pres
Friend, Saline Co., pop 1,200.
City Superintendent— Wilbur H. Simons.
Prln H S — Eva Sherdeman.
Fullerton, Nance Co., pep. 1,675.
City Superintendent — C. W. Watson.
Prln H a— Edith Atwater.
Geneva, Flllmore Co , pop 1*741.
City Superintendent — R. W Baton.
Prin H S.— Lillian Hurbesky.
Supv Music — Claire Owens.
Industrial School for Girls, state Institution
for delinquents, Lydia J McMahoa, Supt
Genoa, Nance Co., pop 1,050
City Superintendent — Chas. M Sutherland.
Prin H S — J B Fleagle*
Genoa Indian School, school tor Indians,
Sam B Davis, Supt.
Scott* Bluff Co , pop. 500.
City Superintendent — L R. Wright.
Prln. Union H. 8 — Alice K. Sayre.
Gibbon, Buffalo Co., pop 925.
City Superintendent — Fred W Hallett
Prin H S. — Helene Hennlngs.
Gordon, Sheridan Co , pop. 850.
City Superintendent — Barle M Kendall.
Prin. H S — Anna Margrave.
Gothenburg, Dawson Co, pop. 1,700
Pres Bd Bduc — Df D L Thompson
Sec Bd Bduc — J J Jennings
City Superintendent— P M. Whltehead.
Supervisor Music — Margaret Janssen
Domestic Science — Lois Gist.
Physical Culture — Edna K. Thomas
Grand Island, Hall Co , pop 10,326
Pres Bd Bduc. — John Dohrn.
Sec Bd. Bduc, — S B. Slnke.
City Superintendent — R. J Barr
Prln. H S— John F Matthews.
Supv, Music — Hattle Norria,
Supv Drw — Jessie McCashland.
Grand Island Business College, bus. and
sten , est 1886, A M. Hargis, President.
Grand Island College, coll , co-ed , Bapt.,
est 1892, Rev George W Taft, D. D,'
President.
Grand Island Conservatory of Music, Jane
Plnder, Director.
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Greeley, Greeley Co , pop. 1,050
Pres Bd Bduc — J J Collins
Sec Bd Educ — J J Doyle
City Superintendent — A Emery
Principal High School — J Kennedy
Gretna, Sarpy Co , pop 750.
City Superintendent — Audubon Neff.
Prin H a— Margaret Smith
Guide Bock, Webster Co , pop 900
City Superintendent — C W Knoll
Prin H S — Teressa Hempel
Supv Music — Zella Crawford
Hartington, Cedar Co, pop. 1,600
Pres Bd Educ — B Ready
Sec Bd Bduc — F W Barnhart
City Superintendent — W M Finegan
Pnncipal High School — Russel Hale
Manual Training — Charles Culler
Domestic Science — Nettie Prell
Harvard, Clay Co., pop
City Superintendent — R F Clark.
Prin. H S — Virginia McGrew
Supv Mus and Drw — Norinne Cowan
Hastings, Adams Co, pop. 9,888.
Pres Bd Eduo — G Evan*.
Sec Bd Educ — Roy Ramsay
City Superintendent — C M Barr
Prin H S— J C Mitchell
Supv Music — W F Menne
Supv Drw — Grace Sylla.
Domestic Science — Frieda Marty
Physical Culture — Mrs F F Carrather
Commercial — F L Groom.
Stenography — H. L Renlck.
Manual Training — H C ReichlL
Academy of the Immaculate Conception,
girls' boarding. R C , Sister M Louis,
Superior
Hastings Business College, bus. and sten ,
eat 1806 Renick & Groom, Props
Hastings College, comprises College, Acad-
emy and Conservatory of Music, co-ed ,
Presb , est 1882, R B Crone, Ph B,
Pres
Havelock, Lancaster Co , pop 1,480.
City Superintendent — John A Woodard.
Prin H S— E S J Buckles.
Supv Music — Ruby Barnes.
Supv Drw — Sylvia Holmstrom
Hebron, Thayer Co., pop. 1,900
City Superintendent — S E Clark
Prin H S— Carl W Noble
Hebron Academy, prep , mus and bus ,
boarding, co-ed , Luth , est 1911, P H
Buenrlng, President.
Henderson, York Co , pop 600
Betheflda College, prep , co-ed , non-sect.,
Daniel Peters, Pres
Holdredge, Phelps Co , pop 8,080
Pres Bd Educ— L Hooper
Sec Bd Educ — F W Kipllnger
City Superintendent— C W McMichael
Prin H S.— Jennie A Hall
Snpv Music — W L Johnson
Manual Tiainlng— J G McMillan
Domestic Science — Martha Carroll
Hooper, Dodge Co, pop 1,800
City Superintendent — A E Hlldebrand
Prin H S— Alda Gray
Hnmboldt, Richardson Co , pop 1,500
Pres Bd Educ — C L Hummel
Sec Bd Educ — F R Butterfield
City Superintendent — Burton A Burdick.
Principal High School — R B Carey
Supv Music — Ella J Peterson
Humphrey, Platte Co , pop 868
St Francis School, prep , co-ed , R. C ,
Fr Florentine, Prin
Indlanola, Redwillow Co, pop. 850
City Superintendent — F F Gordon
Prin H S — Lucy C Ingersoll
Jackson, Dakota Co , pop 400
St Catherines Academy, girls' boarding,
R C , Sister Theodoslua Superior
Kearney, Buffalo Co, pop 6,202
CHty Superintendent— 'Roy E Cochraa
Supv Music — Lulu B Reason er
Supv Drw and Man Tr — William Dudley
Industrial School for Boys, state school for
delinquents, est 1880, R V Clark,
Supt
Kearney Military Academy, military, P B ,
est 1892, Canon Bell, Head Master
Nebraska State Normal School, state, co-
ed , est 1905, A. O Thomas, Pres
Kimball, Klmball Co., pop 650
City Superintendent — H G Money
Prin County H S— V H, DeBolt
Supv Man Tr — Helen Schroeder
laurel, Cedar Co, pop 950
City Superintendent — Perry M Spease.
Prin H S — Mary Wilson
Lawrence, Nuckolls Co, pop 650
City Superintendent — W E Atkins
Prin H S. — Edna A Fosbury
Lexington, Dawson Co, pop 2,100
City Superintendent — Douglas F Dickerson.
Prin H S — Bertha Banks
Supv Music — Cora Danlelson
Lincoln, Lancaster Co, pop 48,978
Pres Bd Educ — D H Ferguson
Sec Bd Educ — A J Morris
City Superintendent — Fred M Hunter
Prin H S— Vernon G Mays
Supv Music— C H Miller
Supv Art — Martha Fierce
Supv Man Tr — Marie H Ferley
Domestic Science — Nellie E Babcock
Physical Culture — Ralph E Cowan.
Penmanship — Frances Roberts
Brown's Business College, bus and sten.,
G W Brown, Jr, Pres
Lincoln Business College, bus. and sten.,
est 1884. E C Bigger, B A, Pres.
Lincoln Syllabic Business College, F A.
Watts, Prin
Lincoln Dental College, dent., co-ed., est
1899, W Clyde Davis, D D S.. Dean.
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NEBRASKA
Lincoln — continued
Lincoln Medical College, Cotner University,
zned , eclec , oo-ed , eat 1889, F L
Wllxneth, Dean
Modern Commercial School, bus and sten ,
eat. 1908, J L Stephens, Pres
Nebraska College of Medicine, med , eat
1905 J F Stevens, M D, Dean
Nebraska Conservatory of Music, mus.. est
1889, demons Movlns, Director
Nebraska Military Academy, boys' board-
Ing, non-sect , B D Hay ward, Supt.
Nebraska School of Business bus and
sten , eat 1905, William M Bryant, Pres.
St. Theresa's Parochial High School, prep ,
co-ed , R C , W F Bradley, Prin.
University of Nebraska, comprises the
Graduate College, College of Arts and
Sciences (including Schools of Fine Arts
and Commerce), Teachers' College, College
of Engineering, of Agriculture, of Law,
of Medicine, of Pharmacy, state unlv ,
co-ed , est 1869 , Samuel Avery, LL D ,
Chancellor
Lnlversity of Nebraska, College of Agri-
culture, courses In technical agricultural
sciences, including forestry, co-ed., Edgar
Albert Burnett, B Sc , Dean
University of Nebraska, College of Law,
co-ed , est 1891, William Granger Hast-
ings Ph D , Dean
University of Nebraska, College of Medi-
cine, prep , med (freshmen and sopho-
more years) reg , co-ed , eat. 1902,
Robert Henry Wolcott, A M, M D,
Dean (See also Omaha, Neb )
University of Nebraska, College of Engi-
neering courses in architectural, agricul-
tural, civil, electrical and mechanical en-
gineering, est 1909, Oscar Van Pelt
Stout, C B , Dean
University of Nebraska, School of Fine
Arts art, state, co-ed , Paul H Grum-
mann, Director.
University of Nebraska, School of Forest-
ry, men, W J Morrill, Dean
University of Nebraska, School of Music
music, co-ed, est 1894, Carrie Belle
Raymond, Diiector
University of Nebraska, School of Phar-
macy, phar ; co-ed , eat. 1908, Bufus A.
Lyman, M D, Director
University of Nebraska, Teachers' College,
professional training courses for teach-
ers, est 1908 co-ed , Charles Fordyce,
Ph D, Dean
Louisville, Cass Co, pop 738.
City Superintendent— B D Evans.
Prln H S— Mary M McGrew
Loup City, Sherman Co , pop 1,200.
City Superintendent — Abl B Beynon
Prln H S — Frances J Sweetland.
Lyons, Bur* Co, pop 1,006
City Superintendent— Dell D Gibson
Prln H S— Mabel Mould
Supv Music — Grace Friable
McCook, Redwillow Co , pop 8,765.
City Superintendent— W T Davis
Prln H. S— Sarah A Ryan.
McGook Business College, bus. and sten ,
est 1898, L. W. Stayner, Pres.
Madison, Madison Co , pop. 1,800.
City Superintendent — L M Oberknotter
Prln H S— Ida Knoll
Supv Music — Thankful Spauldlng
Merna, Custer Co, pop 1,000
City Superintendent — M L. Gollaher
Prln H S — Ursula Harmer
MInden, Kearney Co, pop 1,800.
Pres Bd. Educ — J S Canady
Sec Bd Educ — R H Orcutt
City Superintendent — H W Wendland.
Principal High School — Pearl Harris
Supervisor Music — Agnes Hansen
Manual Training — Arthur Wendland
Domestic Science — Elizabeth Pettit
Mitchell, Scotts Bluff Co , pop 700
City Superintendent — H J Mummau
Prin H S— W A. Cockle
Monroe, Blatte Co , pop 800
City Superintendent — John I Engleman.
Nebraska City, Otoe Co , pop 5,488.
City Superintendent — Geo B Martin*
Prin H S— Clare Mackln
Supv Music — Harriet C Bell
Supv Drw — Ida H. Morrill
Nebraska Institute for the Blind, state in-
stitution, N a Abbott, Supt
Neligh, Antelope Co, pop. 1,400.
City Superintendent — Charels A Mohrman.
Prln H S— Lizzie M Dickey
Supv Music — Pearl Smith
Gates Academy, prep, co-ed., Cong, eat.
1881, G W Mitchell, Prln.
Nelson, Nnckolls Co, pop. 1,000
City Superintendent — A D Thompson.
Prln H S— G H Crawford
Supv Mus. and Drw — Nora Foster
Newman Grove, Madison Co , pop 1,000
City Superintendent— A. J Stoddard.
Prin H. S — Agnes C Van Driel
Norfolk, Madison Co, pop. 6,025.
Pres. Bd Educ— A H. Vlele.
Sec. Bd. Educ— M. E. Crosier
City Superintendent— M B. Crosier
Principal High School— J M. Showalter
Supv Music — Reese Solomon
Drawing — H. B Cole.
Norfolk Business College, bus and sten .
est. 1901, C H Brake, Prin
North Bend, Dodge Co., pop 1,100
City Superintendent — F L McNown
Prin H S— Olive Bayles
North Platte, Lincoln Co., pop. 5,000.
Prea Bd Educ — E T Tramp
Sec Bd. Educ— A, F Strelts.
City Superintendent — Wilson Tout
Principal High School — George P McGrew
Supv Music — E A. Garllchs
Penmanship — Julia Mansfield.
Nativity School prep , co-ed , R C , Rev
S Carroll Prin
North Platte Business College, bus , aten.,
8. F Randall, Director
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Nysted, Howard Co, pop 62
Danish Academy, prep , co-ed , Luth., A.
H Dorf Prln
Oakdale, Antelope Co, pop. 700
City Superintendent — E R Schieznann
Prin H S — Inez Dunham
Oakland, Hurt Co , pop. 1,250
Fres Bd Educ — A B Peden
Sec Bd Educ — A P Wickstrom
City Superintendent — J R Armstrong
Principal High School — Elmer Chris ten sen
Supv Music — Agnes Nelson
Omaha, Douglas Co, pop 124,098.
Pres Bd. Educ — Dr "El Holovtchiner
Sec Bd. Educ — W T Bourke*
City Superintendent — Ellis U Graff.
Asst, Superintendent — Bennett Ryan
Supv Music — Fannie Arnold
Drawing— Alice E Hitte
Physical Culture — R, L Cams.
Manual Training — Helen E Thompson
Penmanship— O H Reed.
Kindergarten — Arietta S Chlttenden.
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLa
Central High School, 20th and Dodge Sts ,
Kate A McHugh, Principal.
High School of Commerce, 17th and Leavem-
worth, L C Rusmlsel
Academy of the Sacred Heart, girls' board-
ing, R C Rev Mother Guerin, Superior
Boyles Commercial College, bus. and sten ,
co-ed , H B Boyles, Pres
Brown ell Hall, girls' boarding, P E , est.
1863, Miss Euphemia Johnson, A B,
Principal
Creighton University, unlv , men, R. C.,
est 1879, Rev Eugene A Magevney, S
J, Prea
Creighton University, College of Law, co-
ed., est. 1904, Paul L. Martin, Dean.
Creighton College of Pharmacy, phar , non-
sect , co-ed , est 1901, Rev W P Whe-
lan, S J , Dean
Creighton Medical College, John A. Creigh-
ton University, med , reg , oo-ed , eat.
1892, A L Mulrhead, M D, Dean, 14th
and Davenport Sts
Creighton University, College of Dentistry,
co-ed , est. 1905, A. H. Hippie, D. D. 8.,
Dean.
Lowden School of Physical Education and
Expression, Miss Isabel Lowden Direc-
tor
M osher-Lampman Business College, bus
and sten , F W Mosher, President
Omaha Stammerers' Institute, Julia E
Vaughan, Principal
Mount St Marys Seminary, girls' board-
Ing, R C , est 1897, Sister Mary Michael
Deary, Superioress
Nebraska School for the Deaf, state Insti-
tution, F W Booth, SupL
Northwestern School of Taxidermy, taxi-
dermy, correspondence, est 1901, J W
Elwood, President, 15th and Harney Sts
Omaha School of Law, law, men, est
1897, night school, Howard Kennedy,
Dean
Omaha — continued
Presbyterian Theological Seminary, theol ,
men, Presb , est 1891, Rev A B Mar-
shall, D D, President
University of Omaha, comprises College of
Liberal Arts and Sciences, and Omaha
School of Law, co-ed , non-sect , eat.
1908, Daniel E Jenkins, Ph D, Pres
University of Nebraska, College of Medicine
(Omaha Medical College) , Junior and se-
nior years, reg , co-ed , est 1880, Wil-
son O Bridges, M D, Dean (See also
Lincoln, Neb )
Van Sant's School, sten , co-ed , est 1891,
lone C Duffy, Principal
O'Neill, Holt Co, pop 2,089
City Superintendent — C A Gorby
Prln H S— Margaret Martin
Supv Music—Emma Snyder
St Mary's Academy, girls' boarding. R
C , Mother M Leonla, Superior
Ord, Valley Co , pop 1,600
City Superintendent — C S Jones
Principal High School — K Sims
Supv Music — Reba C Conger
Orleans, Harlan Co , pop 942
City Superintendent — P W Pepoon
Prln H S — Pearl Lamson
Orleans Seminary, prep , co-ed , Free
Meth , est. 1884, Rev L. Glenn Lewis,
A B, Prln
Oaceola, Polk Co , pop 1,060
City Superintendent — C B Moore
Prln H S— Kittle M Wilson.
Supv Music — C W Price
Overton, Dawson Co, pop 550
City Superintendent — A C North
Prin H S— Marie Von Goetz
Oxford, Fnrnas Co , pop 787.
City Superintendent — C L Anderson.
Prin H S— Myrtle Gelweck.
Papllllon, Sarpy Co, pop 750
City Superintendent — E H Koch
Prln H S — Pearl Murphy
Supv Musics-Grace Bourne
Pawnee City, Pawnee Co, pop 1,969.
Pres Bd Educ — A H Wherry
Sec Bd Educ — F A Barton
City Superintendent — 1 N Clark
Principal High School— Julius Gilbert
Supv Music — Mrs. W Potts
Domestic Science— Tillie M Wright
Com»l & Stenog'y— James Little
Pawnee City Academy, prep , co-ed , U
Presb , F A Henderson, Prin
Fender, Thnrston Co, pop 1,100
City Superintendent — C F Lehr
Prln H S — Anne J Beams
Pern, Nemaha Co., pop 975
Pres Bd Bduc— S W Hacker
Sec Bd Educ— D C Cole
Principal High School — Sadie Glasgow
Nebraska State Normal School, nor , state,
co-ed , est 1887, D W Hayes, Pre*
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Fierce, Fierce Co , pop 1,200
Pres Bd Educ — Fred Brand
Sec Bd Educ— M In held er
City Superintendent — W W Thelsen
Prln H S— Mary A Parker
Platavfew, Pierce Co , pop 1,100
Pres Bd Educ — George H Hecht
Sec Bd Educ — A G Cole
City Superintendent — C F Lehr
Prln H 8 — Tlllle C Anderberry
Supv Mus & Draw — Loula Parker
Flattsmonth, Case Co, pop 6,000
City Superintendent — Wiley G Brooks.
Prln H S — C O Larson
Supv Music — Mrs M B Howland
Ponca, Dizon Co, pop 1,048
Pres Bd Educ — G L Wood.
Sec Bd Educ — D F Fales
City Superintendent — T V Truman
Prln. H S— Edith O'Connell
Randolph, Cedar Co, pop 1,050
Pres Bd Educ — C H Randall
Sec Bd Educ — S O Reese
City Superintendent — L J KnolL
Prin High School — Mary N Holdcroft
Ravenna, Buffalo Co , pop 1,700
Pies Bd Educ — Charles Miner
Sec Bd Educ — J H Penn
City Superintendent — C O Brown
Principal High School — E Beardslee
Domestic Science — C O Brown
Red Cloud, Webster Co , pop 1,750
City Superintendent— R D Morltz.
Prin H S — Chas Herrick
St Edward, Boone Co , pop 950
City Superintendent — Dee M. Scriven.
Prin H S— Mrs Dee M Scriven
St. Paul, Howard Co., pop. 1,600.
City Superintendent— <f O Lyne.
Prin. H S — Evangeline Strickland
Supv Music — Helen F Hand.
St Paul Normal and Business College, nor.
prep and com'l, co-ed , eat. 1897, H. Lew
Mathre, President
8antee, Knoac Co, pop 36.
Santee Normal Training School, private
Indian training school of the American
Missionary Assn , co-ed , Cong , est
1870, Rev Alfred L RIggs, Principal
Sargent, Custer Co, pop. 800.
City Superintendent — Frank It Smith
Prin H S — Mary L Wilson
Schuyler, Colfax Co., pop 9,157
City Superintendent — Charles Arnot.
Prln H S— L. B Martin
Scottsblnff, Scotts Bluff Co., pop. 1,748.
City Superintendent— W & Greensltt.
Prfe* H. S--A 6 Smith
Scribner, Dodge Co, pop 1,200.
I*res Bd Educ — Herman Rexin
Sec Bd Educ — Hal Christy
City Superintendent— R V Garrett
Principal High School — Alda Gray
Supv Music — Emma Meservey
Seward, Seward Co , pop 8,250
Pres Bd Educ — W H Moore
Sec Bd Educ— J M Calder
City Superintendent — Joseph R Fulk
Prln H S — Addle Reynoldson
Supv Music — Francelia French
Supv Man Tr — Ray F Glen
Lutheran Teachers' Seminary, nor , hoys'
boarding, Luth , est 1894, Rev George
Weller President
Shelton, Buffalo Co, pop 1,050
City Superintendent — Ernest F Monroe.
Prln H S— Hattle R Ogden
Sidney, Cheyenne Co, pop 1,150.
City Superintendent — W J Braham.
Prln H S— J & Hanna.
Silver Creek, Merrick Co , pop 650
City Superintendent — George P McGrew
Prin H S.— Pearl F May
South Omaha, Douglas Co , pop 26,259
City Superintendent — N M Graham
Prln H S — E L Cummlngs
Supv Music — Eunice Ensor
Supv Drw —Lillian Rudersdorf
Supv Man Tr— W H Clark '
Spaldlng, Greeley Co , pop 900
Spalding Academy, girls' boarding, R C
Sister Clara, O S D Superior
Spalding College , coll , Victor Brown, Pres
Spencer, Boyd Co, pop 800
City Superintendent — C E Claar
Prin H S — Emma Outhouse
Springfield, Sarpy Co , pop 650
City Superintendent — Edgar 8 Wyckoff
Prin. H S. — G E Heacock
Stanton, Stanton Co , pop 1,400
Pres Bd. Educ — A. Spence
Sec Bd Educ — George Enos
City Superintendent — J H. Welch,
Principal High School — E O Blackstone
Manual Training — J Thelsen
Domestic Science — Mae Orris;
Sterling, Johnson Co , pop 850
City Superintendent — Owen P Stewart.
Prin. H. S— Vesta Shively
Martin Luther Academy and Normal
School, prep and nor , Luth , co-«d ,
G Gundel, Prin.
Strom.burr, Polk Co, pop LJ59
City Superintendent — E A Boostroxn.
Prin. H S — Anna L Hmterlong
Superior, STnckoIfa Co , pep. 1^00.
Pres. Bd Bduc. — R, B Oliver
Sec Bd Educ. — George Scoular
City Superintendent—A. H. Staler
Supv. Mvs & DraW — Meda Chesterman
Domestic Science — Igerna Montgomery
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Button, Clay Co , pop 1,600.
Pres Bd Educ — Christian Both
Sec Bd Educ — J F Bansch
City Superintendent — R Cllpplnger
Principal High. School — Henrietta Bankflon
Syracuse, Otoe Co, pop 975
City Superintendent — R R MoGee
Prra. H S— L B Glfford
Table Bock, Pawnee Co , pop 900
City Superintendent — L B Mohler
Prln. H S — Elsie K Rokahr
Supv Music — Hazel Taylor
Tecuxnseh, Johnson Co, pop 8,005
City Superintendent — V L Strickland
Principal High School — Prof Dewey
Tekamah, Bnrt Co, pop 1,597.
Pres Bd Educ — H H Smith
Sec Bd Educ— E I Ellis
City Superintendent — A H DIxon
Penmanship — A B C Jacobs
Tllden, Madison Co , pop 1,200
Pres Bd Educ — T T McDonald
Sec Bd Educ — G C Warren
City Superintendent — F H Price
Principal High School — J A Chrlstenson
Trenton, Hitchcock Co, pop 750
City Superintendent— C F White
Prln H. S— Ella Sipp
Ulysses, Butler Co , pop 700
City Superintendent — E G Hopkins
Prin H S— R. Mae Medley
University Place, Lancaster Co., pop 1,180
Pres Bd Educ — E C Kurd
Sec Bd Educ — A C Crosthwaite
City Superintendent — Charles E Teach
Principal High School — L I Frisbie
Supr Music — Mrs Nellie P Simpson
Nebraska Wesleyan University, coll , oo
ed, M E est 1888, Clark A Fulmer,
M A, Chancellor
Valentine, Cherry Co, pop 1,800.
Pres Bd Educ — E Olson
Sec Bd Educ — W E Haley
City Superintendent — W C Green
Principal High School— Miss Mabel Helzer
Valley, Douglas Co, pop 600
City Superintendent — L F Garey
Prin H S — Anna Fehlman
Wahoo, Saunders Co, pop 2,100
Pres Bd Educ — W T Mauck
Pec Bd Educ — J J Johnson
City Superintendent— C N Walton.
Principal High School — G E Blackstone
Supervisor Music — Miss Mildred Johnson.
Manual Training — W F Chouner
Domestic Science — Jessie Biles
Luther College, prep , oo-ed , Ev Luth.,
eat 1883, Bev O J Johnson, B D,
Pres
Wakefleld, Dixon Co, pop 1,200
Pres Bd Educ — H P Shumway
Sec Bd Educ — John T Marriott
City Superintendent — E D Lundak
Principal High School — Mrs F B Hasford
Supv Muaic — Mrs L Murfree
Waterloo, Douglas Co., pop 550
City Superintendent — C G Burkholder
Wayne, Wayne Co , pop 8,500
City Superintendent — J H Kemp
Prin H S— Mrs M A Phillips
Nebraska State Normal College, state, ce-
ed , est 1891, J G Lewis, Fres.
Weeping Water, Cass Co, pop 1,156
City Superintendent — Isaac N Clark
Prin H S — Grace King
Supv Music — Mona Kleckner
Weeping Water Academy, prep , co-ed ,
Cong , est 1885, M M Redenbaugh, A
M, Piin
Westpolnt, Cumlng Co., pop 2,000
City Superintendent — O K Bowen
Prin H S — Lucy M Hemstreet
Supv Music — Reese Solomon
Supv Dom Sci & Man Tr — Adele Koch.
Wilber, Saline Co, pop 1,500
Pres Bd Educ — A N Dodson
Sec Bd Educ — J I Moore
City Superintendent — B E Dill
Prin High School — Mary I Goodrich
Wlsner, Cumlng Co, pop
City Superintendent — Simeon M fttoss
Prln H S — Belle Tennant
Wood River, Hall Co , pop 950
City Superintendent — W R Hull
Prln H S — Mae Jackson
Supv Music — Julia Knutzen
Wymore, Gage Co , pop 3,000
City Superintendent — R H Graham
Prln H S — J K Campbell
York, York Co, pop 6,285
Pres Bd Educ — George M Spurlock,
See Bd Educ — Robert McConaughy.
City Superintendent — W W Stoner
Prln H S — W B Johns
Supv Music—Cora F Conaway
Domestic Science — Luolle Bell.
Penmanship— B V Deason.
Supv Man Tr — Charles Sharp.
School of the Holy Family, prep , co-ed ,
R C , Mother Augustine, Superior
York Business College and Normal School,
bus and sten , C W Buckley, Pres
York College, coll and prep , co-ed, . U,
B, est 1890, L L Bpley, Acting Fretw
NEVADA
Population, 81,875 School census, 17,439 School age, 6-18.
Nevada is the forty-ninth state of the Union in point of population, having a
total of 81,875 inhabitants, of whom 90.8 per cent are white Of this number 22 1
per cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population, ten
years of age and over, is 6 7 per cent, the state ranking thirty first in this respect
The educational system of the state is as follows
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
JOHN EDWARDS BRAT, Superintendent of Public Instruction . Carson
G E ANDERSON, Deputy Supt First District Elko
A. B LIGHTFOOT, Deputy Supt Second District . ... Ely
J F ABEL, Deputy Supt Third District Winnemueca
E E WINFREY, Deputy Supt Fourth District Reno
B G BLEASDALE, Deputy Supt Fifth District . Las Vegas
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
TASKER L ODDIE, President Carson
DR. J E STEJBBS, President University of Nevada Reno
JOHN EDWARDS BRAY, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Secretary. Carson
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION
Nevada has a new state uniformity law, which went into effect June, 1907 The
State Text-Book Commission recommends and adopts the text-books to be used, as
well as recommending sets of books for supplementary use in the schools and as the
nucleus for a school library.
NEVADA STATE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
W J HUNTING, President . . Carson City
B H MITCHELL, Secretary . . . Sparks
DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
G E ANDERSON, District No 1, Elko County .... . . . Elko
A. B LIGHTFOOT, District No 8, Eureka, Lander, White Pine Counties Ely
J. F ABEL, District No S, Humboldt, Churchill Counties Winaemucce
E E. WINFREY, District No 49 Washoe, Ormsby, Storey, Lyon, Douglas,
Esmeralda . Reno
GILBERT C Ross, District No 5> Lincoln, Nye, Clark Counties .Tonopah
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NEVADA
PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Austin, Lander Co., pop 700.
City Superintendent— J F Graham.
Battle Mountain, Lander Co., pop. 475.
City Superintendent— T F McDonald.
,-Bunkervffle, Clark Co., pop. 160.
Pres Bd Educ — Harmon Wittwer
Sec, Bd. Bduc— Edward L Cox.
Principal High School— A I* Kelly
Callente, Lincoln Co, pop. 700
Pres Bd Educ — W B Pace
Sec Bd Educ — C I Himstreet
Columbia, Esmeralda Co., pop 300.
City Superintendent— George H. Dunn
Carson City, Ormsby Co, pop. 2,450.
City Superintendent — Walter J Huntlnr
Indian Training School* Govt Industrial
school for Indians, co-ed., est 1890, C.
H Asbury, Supt
Elko, Elko Co, pop 1,660.
Pres Bd Educ— A W Hesson
Sec Bd Educ — H & Taber
City Superintendent — P G McWhinney
Principal High School — F L Swanger
Supv Music — Mabel Lothrop
Manual Training— Miss Coverstron
Domestic Science — Mrs Lothrop
Commercial — Phoebe Duame
Bast Ely, White Fine Co , pop. 2,055.
City Superintendent — Charles F Watson.
Eureka* Eureka Co, pop. 785
City Superintendent — George H Cloverdale.
Goldfleld, Esmeralda Co., pop 6,500.
Pres Bd JEduc— Walter St Pierre
Sec Bd Educ — A F Lesley
City Superintendent — Samuel H. Thompson,
Commercial — William Foley
Gardnervllle, Douglas Co, pop. 750.
Principal High School— B Otis Vaughn.
Genoa, Douglas Co, pop 200
City Superintendent — Mrs Annie Frey
Fallen, Churchill Co., pop 741.
City Superintendent — Annie B Coffrin.
Laa Vegas, Clark Co, pop 1,275.
Pres Bd Educ— L M Lillls
Sec Bd. Educ — 0 J Enklng
Principal High School— C E Overman
Lovelocks, Hmnboldt Co, pop. 1*804.
City Superintendent— 0 P Payne*
Manhattan, Nye Co., pop. 850.
City Superintendent — Effle M Mack.
McGill, White Fine Co., pop. 1,000
Supt of Schools— Howard W Lauer
Fanaca, Lincoln, Co., pop. 800*
Prln. County H. S— George W. Miles.
Floche, Lincoln Co., pop. 600.
City Superintendent— Mrs. Katharine Burke.
Beno, Waehoe Co., pop. 10,867.
City Superintendent — Benson D Billing-
hurst
Principal High School — "W A Ferguson.
Heald's Business College, bus and sten.;
co-ed ; est 1902; L. P Sullevan, Manager
University of Nevada, comprises College of
Agriculture, of Engineering, of Educa-
tion, state univ , co-ed , est 1885, Jo-
seph Edward Stubbs, LL D , President
University of Nevada, College of Agricul-
ture, comprises School of Agriculture and
School of Home Economics,
University of Nevada, College of Engineer-
ing, comprises the Mackay School,
of Mines, School of Mechanical and
Electrical Engineering and School of
Civil Engineering
University of Nevada, College of Educa-
tion, professional training courses for
teachers, George Ordahl, Ph D, Dean
finyollte, Nye Co, pop. 675.
Pros Bd Educ — Frank B Kerns
Sec Bd Educ — Augustus J Klamt
City Superintendent — P J O'Connell.
Silver City, Lyon Co., pop 890
City Superlntenndent— Charlotte Crocker.
Sparks, Wasnoe Co , pop. 900.
City Superintendent— R. H. Mitchell
Tonopah, Nye Co , pop 450.
City Superintendent—Albert H Yorder.
Tnscarora, Elko Co, pop. 450
City Superintendent— Mrs 8. J. Petars.
Virginia City, Storey Co , pop 2,848.
City Superintendent — James V Comerford.
Virginia City School of Mines, practical
courses in mathematics, surveying, as-
saying, cyanidlng, and prospecting, est
1898, Dwight T Smith, B S, Instructor
Wadiworth, Washoe Co., pop. 1,809,
City Superintendent— Edward J. Posvar.
ca, Hmnboldt Co , pop. 1,878.
City Superintendent— Lavina A, Be Witt
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Population, 430,572 School census, 75,385 School age 5-16
New Hampshire is the thirty-ninth state of the Union in point of population,
having a total of 430,572 inhabitants, of whom 99.8 per cent are white. Of this num-
ber 22 4 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of the entire popula-
tion, ten years of age and over, is 4 6 per cent., the state ranking twenty-second in
this respect The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE STJPEBINTENDENT*S OFFICE
HENRY O MOBBISON, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Concord
HARRIET L HUNTRESS, Deputy Superintendent . . . Concord
GEORGE H WHITCHER, Deputy Snperintendent . . . Berlin
HARRY A BROWN, Deputy Superintendent . Colebrook
STATE BEADING OTBCLE BOAED
New Hampshire has no btate Beading Circle Board, but has district laws for
the aid of school libraries
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
JOSEPH H BLAISDEUL, President
HELEN I BUCK, Secretary
Lacoma
Manchester
COUNTY SUPEBINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
New Hampshire has no county superintendents of schools, but has instead what
is called the "town system'9 of school supervision, each city, or in some cases, where
the towns are small, a group of towns, having its individual superintendent of
, schools
PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND HBHDOWBD SCHOOLS AJTO COLLEGES
Alton, Benmap Co, pop 1,848.
Pres Bd Hduc — Mrs C H McDuffee
Sec Bd Educ — Mrs C H McDuffee
City Superintendent — H L Moore
Prin. H. 8 — Daniel W MacLean.
Sirpv Music — Annie A Wheeler
Domestic Science — Leila H MacLean.
Andover, Merrlmack Co., pop.
Proctor Academy, prep.; eo-ed.; Unitarian;
«st, 1881, Francis T Clayton, A. M.,
Prim,
BOtobozo Co., pop. l^
Pres Bd. Bduc — EJ M Lane
Sec Bd. Bduc — George HI Blastings.
continued
Citv Superintendent — F L. Kendall
Prin. H, 8 — Arthur 8. Howe.
Supv Music — Gertrude VanDommela.
Dra-wing1 — Elsie M 8 WolL
ILO*.
Grftfton Co.,
S.— WUliam
AtklBSon, Bockfaiffham Co*, pop. 4it.
Atkinson Academy, prep,; co-ed.,
s«ct., Osoar H. GIbb, Prin.
Bath, Grafton Co, pop. 97»..
Prin. K. 8— ; mien Stou^hton,
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Berlin, Coos Go, pop 11,780
City Superintendent — George H Whltober
Prln H S— Fred S Llbbey
Bethlehem, Grafton Go, pop 1,201.
Pres Bd Educ — Dr H B Thompson
Sec Bd Educ — Cynthia A Kidder
Principal High School — D A Wheeler
Supv Music — Miss J F Kidder
Bristol, Grafton Co, pop 1,478
City Superintendent — Ira A. Chase
Prln. H a— El Belle Galley
Prln. H S — Brooke F Smith.
Canterbury, Merrimack Co., pop 821.
Kezer Seminary, prep , co-ed , Free Bapt.,
Mrs Clara M. Currier, Prln.
Center Stratford, Straff ord Co, pop 150
Austin Academy, prep , co-ed., Free
Bapt , est 1883, Henry R. Gardner,
A B., Prln
Claremont, Sullivan Co, pop 7,529.
Town Superintendent — W H Slay ton
Prln Stevens H S. — Allen C Cummings
Colebrook, Coos Co, pop 1,905
Pres Bd Educ — Darwin Lombard
Sec Bd Educ — I A Ramsay
City Superintendent — H A Brown
Principal High School — F H Thurston
Colebrook Academy, prep, co-ed., Frank
H. Thurston, Prln.
Concord, Merrimack Go, pop 21,497.
Pres Bd Educ— E C Niles, Bsq
Sec Bd Educ — Fanny B. MInot
City Superintendent — Louis J Rundlett.
Prin. H S. — Charles F Cook.
Supv Music — C S Conant.
Manual Training — A W French
Domestic Science — Helen A. Harxingh
Drawing— Faith C Stalker
Commercial — Alphonso R Tarr
Stenography — Margam DriscolL
Concord Business College, bus and sten ,
C C Ciaft Principal
St Mary s School , girls' boarding, P E ,
Isabel M Parks, Principal
St Paul's School, boys* boarding, P. E.,
Rev Samuel 8 Drury, LL D, Rector
Contoocook, Merrimack Co, pop 800
Pres Bd Educ — Charles Peaslee
Sec Bd Educ — J Arthur Jones
City Superintendent — E J Best
Principal High School — Joseph Wiggm
Agriculture — A G Davis
Conway, Carroll Go, pop. 8,418
Pres Bd Educ — L C Prescott
Sec Bd Educ— A M D Blonin
City Superintendent — Alonzo J Knowlton
Principal High School— William H Bailey
Supv Mus and Draw — Alice H Done*.
Perry, Buckingham Co., pop. 5428
Pres Bd Educ — H L Grinnell Jr
Sec Bd Educ— Charles W Cutts
Town Superintendent — Charles W Cutts
Supervisor Music — Marguerite E Clark
Derrv — continued
Plnkerton Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , est 1814, John J Marrlnan, A M,
Prln
Dover, Stratford Go, pop. 18,247
City Supt — Ernest W Butterfleld
Prin H S— Melvln M, Smith.
Dover Business College, bus and sten.;
E W Warner and C. MoTavlsh, Props
Durham, Stratford Go , pop. 828.
New Hampshire College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts, comprises Agricultural
Division, Arts and Science Division and
Engineering Division (chemical, elec-
trical, mechanical), state, co-ed, est
1866, Edward Thompson Falrchild, LL
D, Pres
Bast Jaffrey, Cheshire Co, pop 1,200.
Conant High School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect., est 1820, John J Howard, B S.,
Prln
Enfleld, Grafton Co,, pop 1,448
Prln. H 8 — Herbert W Pickup
Epplng, Booking-ham Co, pop 1,649
Prln H. S — Frederick T Johnson
Exeter, Rockingham Co, pop 4,897
Prln Tuck H 8 — Harry E Walker
Robinson Seminary, girls' day and board-
ing, non-sect, est 1869, Harlan M. Bls-
bee, A. M. Prln
Phillip Exeter Academy, The, boys' board-
ing, non-sect , Harlan Page Amen,
Prln*
, Stratford Go, pop 2,621.
8. — Loren R. Howard.
Francestown, Hlllsboro Co , pop 698
Francestown Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect., est 1801. James I Newton, A. B,.
Prln
Franconla, Grafton Co, pop 504
Dow Academy, prep , co-ed , Cong , Henry
H Clark, Prin
Franklin, Merrimack Co, pop 6,182
Chrm Sen Bd— Rev H C McDougall
City Superintendent — William L Cogglns
Prln H S— Harry P Swett.
Goffstown, Hlllsboro Go, pop 2,579.
Prin. H S— William H. Martin.
GUmaaton, Belknap Go, pop 968.
Gllmanton Academy, prep , co-ed., Cong
est 1794, Walter H Flecher, Prln
Gorham, Coos Go , pop 2,155
Prln H. S— Frank W Knight
Groveton, Coos Co., pop 1,400
Prln. H S— Erving Klnkley
Hampstead, Rockingham Co , pop. 796.
Hampstead High School, prep., oo-ed
Cong , Roscow C Bassett, Prln
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
Hampton, Rocklngham Co, pop.
Hampton Academy, prep , co-ed , Charles
J ROBS, Prln
Hanover, Grafton Co., pop. «,07B.
Pres Bd Educ — Perley R Bugbee
Sec Bd Educ — Sidney B Fay
Prln. H S — Blon C Merry
Dartmouth College comprises the College,
Medical SchooJ Thajer School of Civil
Engineering and Amos Tuck School of
Administration and Finance men, non-
sect , est 1769 Ernest Fox Nichols LL
D, President
Thajer School of Civil Engineering, Dart-
mouth College postgraduate professional
couise in civil engineering, est 1871,
Robert Fletcher, Ph D , Director
Tuck School of Administration and Fi-
nance Dartmouth College, graduate pro-
fessional courses, est 1900, Harlow Staf-
ford Person, Ph D , Director
Dartmouth Medical College, mad., reg.,
men, est 1798, John Martin GHe, M D,
Dean
Hancock, Hillsboro Co , pop* 642
Pres Bd Educ— W M Davis
Dlst Superintendent — Frank M Rich
Supv Music — Mrs Putnam
HaverhlU, Orafton Go, pop 8,498.
Haverhlll Academy, prep., co-ed., EL B.
Cornell, Prln.
Henniker, Men-knack Co, pop 1,895.
Pres Bd Educ — George H Dodge
Sec Bd Educ — Charles N Gleaeon
Prln H S— Ralph G Reed
Hillsboro, Hillsboro Co., pop 2,168.
Pres Bd Educ — G W Haslet
Sec Bd Educ — J W Chadwlck
City Superintendent— -F L Kendall
Prln H. S — G Hampton McGraw
Supv Music — E E Pierce
Drawing — Elsie M S Woll
Com'l & Stenog'y — Addle M Bucksey
Hmsdale, Cheshire Co., pop. 1,678.
District Supt — A P Averill
Prln H S — Arthur B. Bucknaxn.
HolUs, Hillsboro Co., pop. 985.
Pres Bd Educ — Charles P Brown
Sec Bd Educ— Mlas Clara E Smith
Diet Superintendent — John Bacon
Hookset, Merrlmack County
Mount St Mary Seminary, girls' boarding,
R C est 1860, Sister M Do La Sails,
Supenor
Hopklnton, Merrlmack Co , pop. 1,078
Prln H. 8 — Joseph H Wlggin.
Jaffrey, Cheshire Co., pop
Cltv Superintendent — W L McDonald
Principal Conant H. 8 — Fred R, Lord.
Supv Mus & Draw — A Jean Brown
Jefferson, Coos Co, pop, 1,061.
Pres Bd Educ — L D Kenisor
Sec Bd Educ— Dr L C Aldrleh.
Principal High School— L A Carlisle.
Keene, Cheshire Co., pop. 10,068
Pres Bd Educ — Bertram Ellis
Sec Bd Educ — Wilton H Spalter
City Superintendent — George A. Keith
Principal High School — W Harry Watson
Supv Music — Elinor M Shaw
Manual Training — William H Perkins.
Domestic Science — Llla V Dyke
Drawing — Julia H Weeks
Com'l and Stenog'y — Charles R Dresser
>,ew Hampshire State Normal School, co-
ed est 190S, Wallace Edward Mason,
Principal
Tiffin's Business Institute, bus and sten ,
est 1896, Harry C Tiffin. Prin
Kingston, Buckingham Co , pop 1,015
Pres Bd Educ— Flora E Billiard
Sec Bd Educ— Flora E Hllliard
Supv Music — Carl L Akley
Sanborn Seminary., prep , co-ed , non-sect.,
est 1883, Z Willis Kemp, Ph D, Prln.
Laconla, Belknap Co, pop 10,188
City Superintendent — Joseph H. Blalsdell
Prln. H S — Verne M Whitman
Laconla Business School, bus and sten ,
est 1898, P E Hamilton, Principal
Lancaster, Coos Co , pop 2,054
Prln H S— Willis O Smith
Lebanon, Grafton Co , pop 5,718
Pres Bd Educ — Dr F A Smith
Sec Bd Educ— Mrs C G Churchill
City Superintendent — Thomas A Roberts.
Prin. H S— Frank T Hess
Supv Music — D D Ladd
Man Tr & Draw— R S Stebblns
Commercial — M R London
Lisbon, Grafton Co, pop 2,460
Pres Bd Educ — A M Clough
Sec Bd Educ — Mrs Sadie E Wools on
City Superintendent — John S Oilman
Prln H S— Walter M May
Supv Music— Miss Nettie L Kelsea
Man Tr Dom Sci & Draw — Bernice
Young
Coml & Stenog'y — Mrs Fred Jones
Littleton, Grafton Co , pop. 8,059
Pres. Bd. Hduc. — M. H Richardson.
Sec Bd* Educ— W Harris.
City Superintendent — David F Carpenter
Prln. H S — Guy B Speare
Supv Music — Mrs. H. Q BInghanu
Manchester, Hfllsboro Co., pop. 70,068
Free Bd. Educ — Chas C Hayes, Mayor
Sec Bd Educ— Charles H Martel
City Superintendent — Charles W Blekford.
Prln. H S— George H Llbby
Supv Music — Walter H Butterfleld.
Manual Training — Fred E Browne.
Drawing — J Warren Thyng
Bryant ft Stratton Business College, bus.
and sten , est. 1865, James W, Breshaut,
Principal
Hesser Business College, bns and sten ;
est 1900, Joel H Hesser. Principal
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Manchester— continued
Mount St Mary's Academy, girls' board*
Ing-, R C Sister Superior
St Anselm's College, college and academy,
men, R C , est 1889, Rt Rev Ernest
Helmstetter, O S B President.
St Augustine's Academy, boys' boarding,
R C , Brother Alphonse, Prin
St Joseph's High School, prep , boys, R
C , est 1890. Rt Rev John B Delaney,
D D, Prin
Marlboro, Cheshire Co, pop 1,478
Pres Bd Bduc — Lev! A. Fuller
Sec Bd Bduc — Ray Page
Dlst Superintendent — Frank M Rich
Supv Music — Miss Blanche Gane
Meredith, Belknap Co, pop. 1,638
Pres Bd Educ — Andrew L Felker
Sec Bd Bduc — Beitram Blaisall
Principal High School — Joseph Zarmon
Supv Music — Fred H Osgood
Meriden, Sullivan Co , pop 850
Kimball Union Academy, prep , co-ed.,
Cong , est 1813, Charles Alden Tracy,
B L., Prin
Mllford, Hlllsboro Co , pop 8,989
Pres Bd Bduc — W H Walbrldge
Sec Bd Educ — C A Landell
City Superintendent — John Bacon.
Prin H S — Frank F Dunfleld
Supv Music — C A. Woodbury
Drawing — Mary L. Bacon.
Milton, Straff ord Co , pop 1,042
Nute High School, prep , co-ed , Clarence
E Kelley, Prin
Mont Vernon, Hlllsboro Co., pop 458
Stearns School, boys' boarding, non-sect.,
est 1906, Arthur F Stearns, Prin.
Nashua, Hlllsboro Co , pop. 20,005.
City Superintendent — James H Fassett
Prin H S —Charles H Noyes
Nashua Business College, bus and sten.,
est 1900 A H Barbour, Principal
St A loyal us Academy, boys' boarding, R
C_, Brother Fabian, Prin.
St Aloyslus School, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister M S Anatole, Prin
New Boston, Hlllsboro Co, pop 988
Pres Bd Bduc — Orren S Waldo
Sec Bd Educ — Frank A Greer
Prin H S— Archie A. Hartford
New Hampton, Belknap Co, pop 859.
New Hampton Commercial College, bus
and sten , Frank W Preston, Pres.
New Hampton Literary Institution, prep ,
co-ed , Free Will Bapt., Frank W
Preston, Prin
New Ipswich, Hlllsboro Co , pop 1,09*.
Appleton Academy, prep , co-ed. , Cong ,
Herschel W Lewis, Prin.
New London, Merrlmact Co , pop 805.
Pres Bd Bduc— C W Gay
Sec Bd Educ — Grace T Hull
New London — continued
City Superintendent — Frederick Hay^ard
Supv Music — Miss Frances K. French
Colby Academy, The, prep , co-ed , Bapt,
est 1863, Justin O Wellman, A B,
Prin
New Market, Rocklngham Co , pop 8,848
Prin H S— Alfred W Smith
Newport, Sullivan Co , pop 8,765.
Pres Bd Bduc — Geo A Fairbanks.
"Sec Bd Bduc —Lewis S Record
City Superintendent — Fred D Hayward
Prin H S— E Newton Smith
Supv Music — Alice H Jackson*
Drawing— Blsle L Nowse
Northwood Center, Bocklngham Co , pop 180
Coe's Northwood Academy, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect , est 1866, Edwin K Welch, A.
B, Prin
Pembroke, Merrlmack Co, pop 8,068
Pembroke Academy, prep , co-ed , no&-
sect , est 1818, Herman N Dunham,
Prin
Penacook, Merrbnack Co
Prin. H S — George H Harmon
Peterboro, Hlllsboro Co., pop 8,877.
Pres Bd Bduc — J W Derby
Sec Bd Educ— Mrs S T Ellsworth
City Superintendent— F L Kendall
Prin H S— Leonard S Morrison
Supv Music — Elmer B Pierce
Man Tr & Draw — Elsie M S Woll
Plttufleld, Merrbnack Co , pop
Prin H S— Arthur S Rollins
Plymouth, Grafton Co , pop 8,800.
Prin H S— Charles L Wallace
Holdemess School for Boys, boys' board-
Ing, P B , est 1879, Rev Lorln Web-
ster, A M, Prin
New Hampshire State Normal School, nor-
mal state, co-ed , est 1871, Ernest L
Silver, Principal
Portsmouth, Rooklngham Co , pop 11,869
Pres Bd Bduc— Hon D W Badger
Sec Bd Bduc — James N Prlngle
City Superintendent — James N Prlngle
Prin H S— Joseph W Hobbs
Supv Music — George D Whlttler
Manual Training — Roy V Swain
Bliss Business College, bus and sten ,
William J Lewis, Pres.
Reeds Ferry, Hlllsboro Co , pop 850
McGraw Normal Institute, prep , co-ed ,
non-sect , Frederick W Dudley, Prin
Bochester, Strafford Co , pop 8,868.
City Superintendent— Everett A. Pugsley
Prin. B S— Oilman H. CampbelL
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Roeklngham Co , pop 1,014
Prea Bd Educ — W M Jenness
Town Superintendent — B Tuttle
Supv Music — Lucy M Ho\t
Strafford, Stratford Co., pop 786*
Austln-Cate Academy, prep , co-ed , Er-
nest P Freese, Prln
Somersworth, Straff ord Co , pop. 6,704
City Superintendent — Frank S Sutcliffe.
Prin H S — John Pugaley
Sunapee, Sullivan Go , pop 1,071*
Prln H S— May L Harlow
Tilton, Belknap Co, pop 1,866
Pres Bd Bduc — Ferd T Sanborn
Sec Bd Bduc — Mrs Arthur T Case
City Superintendent — Charles A. Bredc.
Supv Music — Mrs Chester A Worthen
Tilton Seminary (formerly New Hampshire
Seminary) , prep , co-ed , M E , eat.
1845, George L. Plimpton, A. M, Prin
Troy, Cheshire Co , pop. 1,831,
Principal High School — F R Lord.
Walpole, Cheshire Co , pop 8,668
Pres Bd Educ — John W Gra\es
Sec Bd Educ — Ira Hubbard
City Superintend t — Louis DeWard Record
Supv Music — Agnes Gallaid
Manual Training — Frederick Woodlock
Domestic Science — Enid Bveretts
Drawing — Mary B Baker
Warner, Merrimaok Co, pop* 1,226
Pres Bd Bduc — Edmund C Cole
Sec Bd, Bduc— Mrs Kate Hill
City Superintendent — Fred Myron Colby
Principal High School — W Lewis Roberts.
Commercial — Mrs Florence T Davis
j West Lebanon, Grafton Co, pop. 600
Pres Bd Educ — Samuel P French
Sec Bd Educ — Frank H Dalton
City Superintendent — Thomas A Roberts
Prln H S — John J Howard
Dra\v Ing — J Howard
Pen ship r*om 1 & ^tenog \ — EmiU McCabe
Rockland Military Academy, mil , boys;
non-sect , est 1854, Elmer B French,
A M Supt
Whitefield, Coos Co , pop 1,685
Pres Bd Educ — C C King
Sec Bd Bduc —Gertrude A Walker M D.
DIst Superintendent — F W Jackson
Principal High School — Wra W Shanor
Sup\ Music — Mrs H I Birgham
Manual Training— Mildred Shaw
Domestic Science — Pauline Pern
Drawing — Miss Shaw
Com'l & Stenog'y — Ruth L Baton
Wilton, HUlsboro Co , pop 1,490
Pres Bd Educ —Stanley J Abbott
Sec Bd Educ — Mrs George Hatch
Diat Superintendent — Frank M Rich
Principal High School — Clarence O Davis.
Winchester, Cheshire Co , pop 2,282
Prln H S— Clarence M Harris.
Wolfeboro, Carroll Co , pop 2,224.
Pres Bd Educ — S W Abbott
Sec Bd Educ — Mrs C F Burlelgh
City Superintendent— H, L. Moore.
Principal High School— C W Haley
Sup\ Music— Lillian B Neal
Man Tr & Dom Soi — Alice L GUen
"Bre water Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect.;
Charles Haley, Prin
Woodsville, Grafton Co , pop 1,800
To\%n Superintendent — Norman C. Page*
Prln. H S— Elbert E Orcutt
NEW JERSEY
Population, 2,537,167 School census, 624,292 School age, 5-18
New Jersey is the eleventh state of the Union in point of population, having a
total of 2,537,167 inhabitants, of whom 96 4 per cent are white Of this number 25 9
per cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population, ten
years of age and over, is 5 6 per cent , the state ranking twenty-eighth in this respect
The educational system of the state is as follows
NEW JERSEY STATE EDUCATION DEPAETMENT
CALVIN M. KENDALL, State Commissioner of Education Trenton
J. BROGNARD BETTS, Assistant Commissioner Trenton
A B MEREDITH, Commissioner of Secondary Education Trenton
G A MIRIOK, Commissioner of Elementary Education Trenton
LEWIS H CARRIS, Commissioner of Industrial and Agricultural . Trenton
STATE BOARD OP EDUCATION
MELVIN A BICE, First District . Atlantic Highlands
D STEWART CRAVEN, Second District Salem
JOHN P. MURRAY, Third District. . Jersey City
J. S FRBLINQHUYSEN, Fourth District Raritan
DR. W G SOHAUFFLER, Fifth District Lakewood
B B OSBORNE, Sixth District Montclair
J. C VAN DYKE, Seventh District. New Brunswick
BOBBRT A. SIBBOLD, Eighth District ~ . Park Ridge
STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSION
The Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, and the
State Comptroller constitute the Board of Trustees of the Fund for the Support of
Public Schools
STATE BEADING CIRCLE BOABD
The state has no State Beading Circle Board, but ample provisions are made by
the legislature for aiding school libraries, twenty dollars being appropriated the first
year, and ten dollars each year thereafter, to each district, for this purpose
STATE TEACHEBS' ASSOCIATION
H J NEAL, President Bridgeton
CHARLES B BOYER, Secretary. . . Atlantic Grty
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
County Name and Address
Atlantic
Henry M Cressman, Egg- Harbor City
Bergen B C Wooster, Hackensack
Burlington H A. Stees, Mount Holly
Caxnden C S Albertson, Magnolia
Cape May Aaron W Hand, Cape May
Cumberland J J Unger, Vmeland
Essex Oliver J Morelock, Newark
Gloucester D T Steelman, Woodbury
Hudson M H Kinsley, Jersey City
Hunterdon J S Hoffman, Flemmgton
Count} Name and Address
Mercer Joseph M Arnold, Princeton
Middlesex H. B Willis, New Brunswick
Monmouth John Enright, Freehold
Morns J H Hulsart, Dover
Ocean Chas A. Morris, Toms River
Passaic Edw W Garrison, Paterson
Salem Oscar O Barr, Salem
Somerset H C Krebs, Somerville
Sussex Ralph Decker, Newton
Union J J Savitz, Westfleld
Warren Franklin T Atwood, Belvidere-
PUBLIC, PRIVATE) AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Allenhnrst, Monmouth Co , pop £06.
Rand Summer School, tutoring boarding,
non-sect , est 1907, Edwin W Rand, A
M, Principal
Asbury Park, Monmouth Co, pop 10,150.
Pres Bd Educ — Dr William I Thompson
Sec Bd Educ — Egbert Close
City Superintendent — Fred S Shepherd
Principal High School — Charles S Huff
Supv Music— Mrs Estelle N Bilhngton
Drawing — Miss Maude M Isles
Penmanship— Miss Anna E Hill
Bean Business School, bus and sten , E
L Bean, Principal
McAllister School, boys' day, non-sect, D
C McAllister, Headmaster
School of the Good Shepherd, girls* board-
Ing, P E , Sister Ruth, Principal
Atlantic City, Atlantic Co , pop. 40,150
City Superintendents-Charles B Boyer
Principal High School — Henry P Miller
Armitage Preparatory School, girls, prep ,
Harriet C. Armitage, Prin
Friends' Select School, prep , co-ed ,
Friends, Miss WIHa Ballard, Prin
Winchester Boarding and Day School, boys'
boarding, non-sect , Douglas Howe
Adams, Prin , Margate.
Bayonne, Hudson Co., pop. 56,545.
Pres. Bd Educ — Joseph P McCorxnack.
Sec Bd. Educ — William J Tomlin
City Superintendent — John W Carr
Principal High School— P H Smith
Supv Music — Josephine G Duke
Manual Training — F A Beardley
Domestic Science — Caroline E
Drawing — Clara R Hathaway
Drake Business College, bus and sten ,
Chas Dell, Prin , Albert J Gleason, Pres.
Sloan School for Girls, girls' boarding, non-
sect , Misses Clarke and Kline, Prins.
Belleville, Essex Co , pop 7,682
City Superintendent — George R, Gerard.
Principal High School — Ella Draper
Bernardsvffle, Somerset Co., pop
Principal High School — Lester
Meseroll
Beverly, Burlington Co , pop 2,140 "-
Farnum Preparatory School, prep, co-ed.,
Presb , James R Bilks, A M , Prin
Blalrstown, Warren Co , pop 846.
Blair Academy, prep , co-ed boarding,
Presb est 1848 Rev John C Sharpe,
AM D D, Principal
Bloomfield, Essex Co , pop 15,070.
Pres Bd Educ — Thomas Cakes
Sec Bd Educ — William A Baldwin
City Superintendent-— George Morris
Principal High School — Ella L Draper
Supv Music — P J Smith
Supv Grades — Ida E Robinson
Penmanship— Ethel Smith
Domestic Science — Clara E Schauffler
Manual Training — William E La Quay
Physical Training — Edith M Sneckner
Commercial — E S Stover
Stenography — Clara L Carruth
German Theological School of Newark,
Presb , est 1869, Rev Henry J Weber,
D D , President.
Boonton, Morris Co., pop 4,980
City Superintendent — Milo P Reagle.
Bordentown, Burlington Co, pop. 4*260.
Pres Bd. Educ — J B Reynolds
Sec Bd. Educ — Edwin A S Bechtel
City Superintendent — Harry V. Holloway
Bordentown Industrial and Mapwl Training
School (colored), manual training and
Indust., James M Gregory, Principal.
Bordentown Institute, military, non-sect..
Rev Thompson H Landon, Prin.
Bralslin School. Friscilla, girls' boarding,
non-sect., Miss Alice C Braislin, Mrs
Mary Bralslin Cooke, Prins.
Bridgeton, Cumberland Co , pop. 14,209
Free Bd Educ — John H Moore, M D
Sec Bd Educ — George W McCowan
City Superintendent— H. J Neal.
Principal High School — Merrltt Jenkins
Bupv Music — Lydla P Kellogg
Stenography — Edith B Angle
Ivy Hall, girls' boarding, non-sect , Misses
MacDonald and Finn, Prins.
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Brlelle, Monmonth Co, pop. 800
Gerlach Academy, boys' boarding, HOB*
sect.. D Gerlach, Prin
Burlington, Burlington Co, pop 8,336.
City Superintendent — Wilbur Watt*
St. Mary's Hall, girls' boarding P B ,
Mrs John Fearnley Prin
VanRensselaer Seminary, prep , co-ed ,
Preab , Helen M Freeman, Prin
Caldwell, Essex Co , pop 2,286.
Principal High School— D C Barrett.
City Superintendent — C B. Hedden
Mount St. Dominica Academy, girls' board-
ing, R C , Mother Superior
Camden, Camden Co , pop 94,588.
City Superintendent — James E Bryan
Principal High School — Clara 8 Burrough.
Abrahamaon Business College, bus and
sten , eat. 1880, Cnaa M Abrahamaon,
Pres.
Camden Frlenda School, prep , co-ed ,
Friends (Hicksite) , M B Muachamp,
Principal
Camden Commercial College, bus and at«n ,
eat 1902, C C Helmbach. President, 23
Broad \\a>
St Mary's Academy, girls' boarding, R C ,
Slater Superior
Cape May, Cape May Co , pop 2,471.
City Superintendent — H B Moyer
Collingswood, Camden Co, pop 4,795
Prea Bd Educ — Howard Merrick.
Sec Bd Educ —William F Bal linger
City Superintendent — Amos H Flake
Principal High School — Addle C Appleton.
Supv Music — Beulah C Wilson,
Manual Training— Neil S Martin
Drawing— Alice F Schramm
Com'l and Stenog*y — Georgia F Nutt.
Convent Station, Morris Co , pop 25.
College of St Elizabeth, girls' boarding,
H C , Slater M Pauline, Superior
St. Joaeph Preparatory School, boys' board-
Ing, R. C , eat. I860, Sitters of Charity,
Mother Superior
Dover, Morris Co , pop 7,468
City Superintendent — Wiley V Singer
Principal High School— C D Platt
Dover Business College, bus and sten ,
Fred Hopkins, Principal
East Orange, Essex Co , pop 84,371
Pres Bd Educ— F O Blanchard.
Sec Bd Educ — Warren A Clapp
City Superintendent— Vernon L Davey
Principal High School — Ralph E. Files
Supv Music — Bertha B Clement.
Manual Training — Josephine Mahon.
Domestic Science — Laura C Fawcett.
Physical Culture— George HenckeL
Drawing — Ora Strange.
Penmanship — Florence M Smith.
Commercial — William A Barber
Stenography — Emily L Austin.
East Orange— continued
Baldwin School, prep , co-ed , non-sect.
Miss Ida Baldwin, Prin
Clark School, co-ed , non-sect , Ida L and
Mary L Clark, Principal
Drake College, bus and sten , est 1884,
Ira L Calvert, Principal, 530 Central Ave
East Rutherford, Bergen Co , pop 4,275
City Superintendent — Francis J Oglee
Elizabeth, Union Co , pop 78,409
Pres Bd Educ — Robert B Cissel.
Sec. Bd Educ — Andrew P Hughes.
City Superintendent — Richard E Clement.
Principal High School— W F Little.
Supv Music — Thomas Wilson
Manual Training — Kenneth R Stephenson.
Domestic Science — Eva I Chubb
Physical Culture — John E Schmldlen
Drawing — Annan N Batt
Commercial — Wlllard A Stowell,
Stenography — Rena E Bennett
Elizabeth Commercial College, bus. and
sten , Edgar McMIckle, Prin
Elizabeth Normal and Training School,
normal training, co-ed , Julius M Win-
slow, Principal
Plngry School, boys' day, non-sect , S A.
Smith, Prin
St Joseph's Academy, prep , co-ed., H. C ,
Rev Mother Benedlcta, Superior
St Walburg's Academy, prep , co-ed , R.
C , Mother Pryor, Superior
Union Business College, bus and sten , est
1898 F R Berriman Principal, 120
Broad Street
Vail Deane School, girls' boarding, non-
sect , Miss Laura A Vail, Prin.
Englewood, Bergen Co, pop 9,924
Pres Bd Educ — Warren E Derby
Sec Bd Educ — Alice S Coe
City Superintendent — Elmer C. Sherman
Principal High School — Winton J White
Supv Music — Louise R Cum
Manual Training —Raymond V Long
Domestic Science — Leila Rickett
Physical Culture — T Effeda Maine
Drawing — H Pauline Patch
Commercial — John H Word en
Dwight School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect , Misses Crelghton and Farrar,
Prins.
Englewood School for Boys, boys' boarding,
non-sect , James B Parsons, Prin.
Helicon Hall, boys' boarding, non-sect ,
John W Craig, Head Master
Essex Fells, Essex Co., pop 442
Kingsley School, prep , boys' boarding, non-
sect , est 1900, James R Campbell, Head
Master
Fanwood, Union Co, pop 1,000
Pres Bd Educ — F W Westcott.
Sec Bd Educ— T J Mitchell
City Superintendent — S D Townsend
Supv Music — Harriet M Squier
Drawing — Caroline E Tent
Penmanship— Mary H Clark
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Fleznlngton, Hunterdon Co , pop 2,693.
Free Bd Educ — W C Parker
Sec Bd Educ — Judlah HIggin
Principal High School — Paul R Radcliffe
Fort I.ee, Bergen Co , pop 4,472
City Superintendent — Leonldas H Van
Syckle
Institute of Holy Angels, girls' boarding:,
H C , est 1879, Sister Mary Nonna Su-
perior
Freehold, Monmouth Co , pop. 3,283
Freehold Military School, mil , young boys(
non-sect , Maj C M Duncan, Prlru
New Jersey Military Academy, military,
non-sect , est 1884, Maj C M. Duncan,
Prin
Garfield, Bergen Co , pop 10,2is.
City Superintendent — William H Steeger
Gladstone, Somerset Co , pop 560*
St Bernard's Farm School, boys' voca-
tional, Rev Thomas Conover, Principal
Glen Ridge, Essex Co , pop 3,260
City Superintendent — Eugene Bouton
Gloucester City, Camden Co , pop 9,462
City Superintendent — Wllmer F Burns.
Gnttenberg, Hudson Co , pop 5,647
Pres Bd Educ — Joseph Stilz
Sec Bd Educ — Edward Dever
City Superintendent — H W Maxson
Manual Training — Helen M Byrne
Penmanship — Laura Shaub
Haekensack, Bergen Co , pop 14,050
Pres Bd Educ — Dr Chas F Adams.
Sec Bd. Educ — Oeo N Comes.
City Superintendent — William H Stark.
Principal High School — O L. Bennett.
Supv Music — Orian Stearns.
Manual Training — Charlotte Herckner
Drawing — Emma EL Sheppard.
Eagan School of Business, bus. and sten.,
est. 1908, John J Eagan, Pres.
Newman School, boys' prep , R. C , est.
1900, Jesse Albert Locke, LL. D, Head
Master
Hackettstown, Warren Co , pop 2,715
Pres Bd Educ — John M Saunders
Sec Bd Educ— M S Neighbour
City Superintendent — William S Lesh
Supv Music — V C Brugler
Drawing — Mary L Gray
Penmanship — George F Harris
Stenography — William S Lesh,
Centenary Collegiate Institute, girls* board-
Ing, M E , est 1874 Rev Jonathan
* Magle Meeker, Ph. D, President
HsjddonfieM, Camden Co, pop 8,466.
City Superintendent — C. Ernest Dechant.
Bancroft Training School, for mentally
deficient and backward children, est. 1804,
E. A. Farrfngton, M, D, Prin.
Hammonton, Atlantic Co , pop. 5,088.
Pres Bd Educ — C F Osgood
Sec Bd Educ — W R Seely
City Superintendent — Newton C Holdridge.
Supv Music — Emma Faunce
Manual Training — William J Braman
Drawing — Lillian Thorpe
Commercial — Ernest J Goddard
Harrison, Hudson Co , pop. 14,498
Pres Bd Educ— P H Klnsella
Sec Bd Educ — William A Carey
City Superintendent — J A NygenL
Supv Music — J B Ferry
Htghtstown, Mercer Co., pop 1,879
Pres Bd Educ — John R Shangle
Sec Bd Educ — Jno S Mount
Prin High School— Miss Helen D Grover
Peddle Institute, prep , boys, Bapt , est.
1865, Roger W Swetland, A M. Prin
Hoboken, Hudson Co , pop 70,324.
City Superintendent — Abraham J Demarest
Principal High School — Joseph F Brandt.
Academy of the Sacred Heart, girls' board-
ing, R C , Sisters of Charity
Eagan School of Business, bus and sten.,
est. 1894, John J Eagan, Pres.
Hoboken Academy, prep , co-ed,, non-sect,
est. 1860, Wm C Raymond, A. B , Pd
M, Prin
Our Lady of Grace School, prep , R. C ,
co-ed , Sister Superior
Stevens Institute of Technology* courses in
mechanical and electrical engineering,
academic department, men, non-sect, est.
1871, Alexander C Humphreys, LL D,
Pres
Stevens School, boys' prep., day, non-sect.,
Frank Louis Sevenoak, Principal
Irving-ton, Essex Co, pop 11377.
Pres Bd. Educ — George H Smalley
Sec Bd Educ — William A. Sherman
City Superintendent — Frank H Morrell
Principal High School— O H. Staley
Drawing— Maud M Hayman
Commercial — Daniel G Loder
Jersey City, Hudson Co,, pop. 267,770.
Pres. Bd. Educ — O R Blanchard.
Sec Bd. Educ — G Fred Ege
City Superintendent — Henry Snyder
Prin Dickinson H S — J J Hopkins
Prin Lincoln H S— C C Wilson
Supv Music — Morltz E Schwartz
Manual Training — EJ B Kent
Drawing — L S Thompson
Drake Business College, bus and sten.; Al-
bert J Gleason. FTPS
German American School, prep , co-ed.;
non-sect ; Agnes M Hlgglns, Prin
Hasbroucke Institute for Boys, prep , non-
sect ,est 1856, Eli Edgecombe, Prin.
Hasbroucke Institute for Girls, prep , non-
sect., est. 1856, Amelia B Myers, Prin.
Llghtfoot Stenographic and Typewriting In-
stitute, bus. and sten , Robert Llghtfoot,
Pres.
Manressa Hall, boys' boarding, non-sect ,
Rev BL S Brock. Prfn
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Jersey City — continued
St. Aloysius Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sisters of Charity
St. Dominic's Academy, prep , co-ed , R
C , Sister Ferrer, Prin.
St Peter tt College, comprises Grammar,
High School, and Collegiate Departments,
men R C , est 1878, Rev Joseph Mulry,
S J Pres 144 Grand st
"University of the State of New Jersey, De-
partment of Pharmacy, state, co-ed , est
1908, Herman J Lrohmann, Phar M ,
Dean
Kearney, Hudson Co, pop, 18,658
Pres Bd Educ — Gerrish. Newell
Sec Bd Educ — Jennie A Bentsen
City Superintendent — Herman Dressel, Jr
Prin High School — Albion Hale Bralnard.
Supv Music — John V Pearsall
Manual Training — Martin J Corcoran
Domestic Science — Mabel Kysor
Physical Culture — Charlotte Heath
Drawing — Mary E Nevin
Commercial — O B 63 1\ ester
Kenilworth, Union Co , pop 1.000
Upsala College college, preparatory coml »
and music departments, co-ed , Luth ,
est 1893 Rev Peter Froeberg, B D ,
Pres
Lakewood, Ocean Co , pop. 2,800,
Lakewood School, boys' boarding, non-
sect , Edward P Harris, Ph D , Prin
lakewood School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect , Miss Edith Samson, Prin
Walkers School for Girls girls boarding,
Miss Ethel Walker, A M, Prin
Lambertville, Hnnterdon Co , pop 4,057.
City Superintendent — Howard C Dibble
Pnn High School — Miss Annie F Stout
Lawrencevllle, Mercer Co , pop 207
Lawrencevllle School, boys' boarding, non-
sect , Simon J McPherson, D D f Prtn
Lodi, Bergren Co , pop 4,188
Pres Bd Educ — David Brown, Jr
Sec Bd Educ. — G H Van Vorst.
City Superintendent — Edgar F Bume.
Long Branch, Monmouth Co., pop 18,898
City Superintendent — Christopher Gregory
Star of the Sea Academy, girls* boarding,
R. C , Sister M Imelda. Prin,
Madison, Morris Co , pop 4,658
City Supt & Prin H S— J T Godfrey
Drew Theological Seminary, theol ; men,
M E , est 186 7, Ezra Squler Tipple,
D D , LL D , Pres
Madison Academy, grammar grades, co-ed,
non-sect., est 1886, Ruth Stowell, Prin
Matawan, Monmouth Co , pop 1,646.
City Supt & Prin H S— W A Miller
Metuchen, Middlesex Co., pop 2,188.
Pres Bd Educ — Edward C Potter
Sec Bd Educ — R Bruce Corwell
Prin High School — Thomas G Van Kirk
Manual Training—Margaret Sampson
MUlvllle, Cumberland Co , pop 12,451
Pies Bd Educ — L E Kurtz
Sec Bd Educ — C B Conover
City Superintendent— F A Ebert
Principal High School — A J Dolmer
Manual Training — H E Epplnger
Domestic Science — H Gregory
Coml & Stenogj — Louise Smith
Millvllle Business School, bus and sten ,
H M Spamer Prin
Montclair, Essex Co , pop 21,550
City Superintendent — Don C Bltffs
Principal High School — Herbert W Dutch.
Klmberley School, girls' prep , non-sect ,
Miss M K Waring, Prin
Montclair Military Academy, boys' board-
ing, non-sect , est 1887, John G Mc-
Vicar, A M , Head Master
New Jersey State Normal School, teachers'
training courses, co-ed , est 1908, Charles
S Chapin, Sc D, Principal
Moorestown, Burlington Co , pop 8,000
Friends' Academy, prep , co-ed , Friends,
Win F Overman, Prin
Friends' High School, prep , co-ed ,
Friends, Simon Van T Jester, Pimclpal
Morrigtown, Morris Co , pop 12,507
Pres Bd Educ — Joseph Hinchman
Sec Bd Educ — George C Smith
City Superintendent — J Burton Wiley
Principal High School — Clara E Brown
Supv Music — Edward Young
Manual Training — Chas R Lamb
Physical Culture — Viola Schnarendorf
Drawing — Sallie Van Horn
Com'l and Stenog'y — Carlotta Capshaw
Morris Academy, boys day, non-sect., est.
1791, Harry W Landfear, B A, B D,
Prin
Morristown School, prep , boys, non-sect ,
est 1898, Francis C Woodman, A B,
Head Master
Wilson Military Academy, boys' boarding,
non-sect , Capt Joel Wilson, Supt
Mount Holly, Burlington Co, pop 4,500,
Mount Holly Academy, boys' boarding,
non-sect , I C Pla, Prin
New Brunswick, Middlesex Co , pop 28,388.
City Superintendent— George H Eckels.
Principal High School — Henry Miller.
Anable's School, prep , co-ed , non-sect ;
est 1888, Miss Harriet Anable, Prin.
Rutgers College, courses in liberal arts, and
technical courses in agriculture, biology,
ceramics, chemistry, civil, electrical, and
mechanical engineering, men, non-sect.,
est 1766, William H S Demarest, LL D,
President
New Brunswick Business College, bus and
•ten., J W Wilson, Pres
New Brunswick Theological Seminary,
theol*, Ref Church In America, eat 1784,
Rev J P Searle, Pres
Rutgers College Preparatory School, prep ,
boys, non-sect., est. 1766, William P
Kelly, A M, Headmaster
St. Agnes Academy, prep , co-ed., R C.,
Sister Mary Grace, Prin
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Newark, Essex Co, pop 847,469.
Free Bd Educ — -Charles P Taylor
Sec Bd Educ — R D Argue.
City Superintendent — Addlson B. Poland
Assistant Supt — David B Corsow
Assistant Supt — J Wllmur Kennedy
Assistant Supt — Elmer K Sexton
Supv Music — Miss Louise Westwood
Manual Training — Eli Pickwick, Jr
Domestic Science — Miss Mary L Caufield.
Physical Culture — Randall D Warden
Drawing — Miss Eva E Stmble
Penmanship — Mr Charles W Slocum.
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Barrmger High School, 6th ave , Parker &
Ridge, Wayland E Stearns, Principal
Central Commercial & Man'l Trn'g, High
and New, William Wiener, Principal
East Side Cora'l & Man'l Tr High School,
Van Buren & Warwick, Thomas F Ken-
nedy, Principal
Coleman National Business College, bus.
and sten , est. 1862, J Kugler, Jr, Prin.
Cravens School for Girls, girls' day, non-
sect , Miss M J Craven, Principal, 978
Brood street,
Newark Academy, boys' day, est. 1792,
non-sect , Wilson Ferrand, Head Master
Newark State Normal and Training School,
normal, state, co-ed W S Willis, Prin
Newark Seminary, girls' boarding;, non-
sect , Anna Frances Whltmore, Prin.
Newark Technical School, day and evening
courses in mechanics, non-sect , est 1885,
Charles A Colton, E M , Director
New Jersey Business College, bus. and sten.,
co-ed , Principal
New Jersey College of Pharmacy, phar .
co-ed , est. 1892, William O Kuebler, Ph.
6, Fres, 224-226 Market St.
New Jersey Law School, co-ed., est. 1908,
Richard D Currier, Dean.
St Benedict's College, coll , men, R. C.,
est 1868, Rt Rev Abbot Ernest, O S.B,
Pres. 620 High st
St. Mary's Academy, girls' boarding, R. a,
Sister M Catherine.
St Vincent's Academy, girls' boarding, R.
C , Mother Superior
Townsend's School for Girls, girls' board-
ing, non-sect., est 1891, Mrs, Julia Roe
Davis, Principal, 686 High St
Wood's College, bus and sten., Stephen L
Wood, Pres.
Newton, Sussex Co , pop. 4,467.
Fres Bd Educ — John Iliff.
Sec Bd Educ— R Tuttle
City Supt & Prin H S — Howard F Shlmer
Supv Music — Marguerite Bridges
Manual Training — Alice Fitzgerald.
Commercial — M B McNulty.
Newton Academy, boys* boarding, non-
sect., Philip Wilson, Prin.
North Plalnfleld, Somerset Co , pop. 0417.
Pres Bd Educ — Justus H Cooley, M D
Sec Bd Bduc — Prank Rowley
City Superintendent — Arthur B Vossler
Principal High School — Albert Earley
Supv Music — Jessie M Utter
North Plalnfleld— continued
Manual Training — Stanley C Stillman
Domestic Science — Bertha E Spencer
Drawing — Laura M Ly den ham
Com 1 & Stenog'y — Myrtle Montague
Nutley, Essex Co, pop 6,009.
City Superintendent — John B. Beachler
Orange, Essex Co, pop 29.630.
Pres Bd Educ — Sydney M Colgate.
Sec Bd. Educ —William G McCurdy
City Superintendent — James N Mulr
Prin High School— Stanley & Dukeshire
Supv Music — Fred G HandeL
Manual Training — Florine Welch
Domestic Science-— Sylvia Buey
Drawing — Martha F King
Penmanship — Elizabeth N Horgan,
Com'l and Stenog'y — Clara E Townsend.
Beards School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect , Miss Lucie C Beard, Principal
Carteret Academy, boys' day, Charles A.
Mead, Headmaster
Dearborn-Morgan School, girls' day, non-
sect , Miss Caroline Clark, Principal
Drake Business College, bus and sten., est.
1896. C A Le Master, Prin.
Passaic, Passalc Co., pop. 54,778.
Pres Bd. Educ — Edwin Flower
Sec Bd Educ — Joseph Gardner, Jr
City Superintendent — Ulysses G Wheeler
Principal High School — Arthur Arnold.
Supv Music — Hermann Hoexter
Manual Training — Frederick O Smith
Domestic Science — Lena W Barrus.
Drawing — Margaret Langstroth.
Penmanship— Ida M* Stahl.
Commercial — Martin A. Grove.
Stenography — Emma Brooke
Fassalc Collegiate School, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect , est 1896, Miss Ruth Stowell,
Prin.
Wllcox School, prep , girls, non-sect., Miss
WIlcox, Prin.
Paterson, Passalc Co., pop. 128,600.
Pres. Bd. Educ — William J Anderson.
Sec Bd. Eduo — Henry Ridgway
City Superintendent — John R. Wilson.
Principal High School— J A. Reinhart.
Supv Man Tr — Edwin D Hilton.
Domestic Science — Mary M. Buckley
Drawing — Ethelyn Henderson
Columbia College, bus, sten tel and
Spanish, est 1889, George Oakley, Presi-
dent, 207 Market Street
English and Classical School, girls' board-
Ing, non-sect., Miss Flora A. Graves,
Prin.
McChesney's College, prep and bus.; co-ed.,
non-sect., est. 1884, Dr C Eugene Mo-
Chesney, Pres.
Paterson Normal Training School, normal,
city, co-ed , est 1876; Frank W Smith,
Ph D, Prin.
Phillips School, bus and sten , est. 1902,
T H Phillips, President, Van Hotiten and
Auburn
Starkey*s Business College, bos. and sten.,
est. 1887, Newton B. Starkey, A, If.,
Pres.
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Penninston, Mercer Co , pop. 722
City Superintendent — E D Wagner
Prin High School — Charles N Hartman
Pennington Seminary, boys' boarding. M.
B . est 1838. Frank MacDaniel
Perth Amboj, Middlesex Co, pop. 32,121
Pres B<3 Educ — John K. Sheeny
Sec Bd Educ — Jesse Colger
City Superintendent — Samuel E Shull
Principal High School — B H Klelnhans.
Supv Music — George M Vauae
Manual Training — Leroy P Elliott
Domestic Science — Maude A Brandon
Drawing — Caroline Kimball
Coxn'l and Stenog*y — George M Bufener
Trainer's Business College, bus. and sten .
W J Trainer, Prln
FhiUlpsborg, Warren Co, pop. 13,908
City Superintendent — Lewis O Been
Hafnfleld, tnion Co, pop 80,550
Pres. Bd Educ — W S Tyler
Sec Bd Educ — Dr Ben Van D Hedge*.
City Superintendent — Henry M Maxson
Principal High School— Lindsey Best.
Supv Music — C L Lewis
Manual Training— C. B, Bostwlck.
Domestic Science — Mae Taber
Physical Culture — Addle P Jackson
Drawing — Anna Bennett
Com. 1 and Stenog*y — J C Evans.
Herbart Hall Institute for Atypical Chil-
dren school for the backward, co-ed ,
boarding non-sect est 1900, Maximilian
P E Groszman Ph D, Director
Hartridge School, girls boarding, non-sect .
Miss Evelyn B Hartridge, Prln
Leal s School for Boys, boys' boarding, non-
sect , John Leal, Prin
Mount St Marys College, girls boarding
R C1 Sisters of Mercy
Flainsfleld Business College, bus and sten,
A S Herr, Prln
Plainfield Seminary, girls' boarding, non-
sect , Miss I S Arnold, Prln.
Pleasantvllle, Atlantic Co., pop. 4,890
Pres Bd Educ — David Adams
Sec Bd. Educ — Merwyn Wilson
City Superintendent — Tbos W Hart man
Prln High School — Gertrude M Tolbert
Supv Music — Ethel Churton
Man Tr & Draw — Queenle Coble
Princeton, Mercer Co, pop 5,186.
City Superintendent— Mabel T Vanderbllt
Carter School, girl** boarding, non-sect,
Miss Maud V Carter, Prin.
Princeton University, comprises Academic
Department, John C Green School of
Science, School of Electrical Engineering,
and Graduate School, men, non-sect , est.
1746, John Grier Hlbben, LL D, Pres.
John C Green School of Science, Princeton
University, courses in the sciences includ-
ing civil engineering, Henry Burchard
Fine, LL D , Dean
Princeton University School of Electrical
Engineering, Malcolm MacLaren, E B ,
Professor
Princeton — continued
Princeton Preparatory School, boys' board-
Ing, non-sect , J B Fine, Prln
Princeton Theological Seminary, theol ,
men Presb , est 1812, Rev Benjamin B
Warfleld D D , LL D , Acting President
Bahway, Union Co , pop 0,837.
Pres Bd Educ — Henry Jardine _
Sec Bd Educ — Thomas Gertanner
City Supt and Prln H S— William J
Blcket
Supv Music — Catherine Cooner
Manual Training — Arthur Perry
Domestic Science — Stella Belcher
Physical Culture — H Short.
Drawing— Lita Clark
Penmanship— William McAndrews
Com'l and Stenog*y — Lawrence Hoffman
Raritan, Somerset Co, pop 8,072
Pres Bd Educ — James C WvckofC
Sec Bd Educ — George W Hope
Supervising Principal — George A West
Bed Bank, Monmouth Co , pop 7,808.
City Superintendent — George H Harten
Calhoun-Chaxnberlain School, girls* board-
Ing, non-sect , Miss Calhoun, Miss Cham-
berlain, Piins
Shrewsbury Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect., est 1897, H C Talmadge, A Mt
Prln
Bldgewood, Bergen Co , pop 5,416
Pres Bd Educ— Dr H S Willard
Sec Bd Eduo — E A Lane
City Superintendent — I W Travell
Principal High School — J F Laise
Supv Music — Mrs L V Rexford
Manual Training — Myron W Brooks
Domestic Science — Lucy M Bush
Drawing — Grace L Knell
Stenography — George J Snyder
Ridgewood Preparatory School, prep , co-
ed , non-sect . James B Parsons, Prln
Boselle, Union Co, pop.
Alcott School, boys, nonnsect , est 1905;
James Inglls, Headmaster
Bntherford, Bergen Co , pop 7,045
City Superintendent — Clarence A Fetterly
Principal High School— J A VanAtta.
Salem, Salem Co, pop 6,614
City Superintendent— Walter B Davis
Scotch Plain*, Union Co, pop 515.
Principal High School— 8 D Townsend.
College oi Mount St Mary, girls' boarding,
B C , Sister Superior
Secancua, Hudson Co , pop 4,740
City Superintendent — Robert L Saunders
Short Hills, Essex Co., pop. 806.
Short Hills School, prep , day, co-ed , non-
sect , est 1902, Henry F Twltchell, B
S, Headmaster
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SomervlHe, Somerset Co, pop. 5,060.
Pres Bd Educ — L M Codlngton
Sec Bd Educ — H P Mason
City Superintendent — Wra A Ackerman
Principal High School — H D Evans
Supv Music — Elizabeth F Tosseller
Manual Training— Wlllard Conrow
Drawings-Mabel Willard
Commercial — M Alma Norden
Stenography — E Kathleen Brophy
Somerville Business College, bus and sten ,
N Louise Lodge, Principal
*
South Amboy, Middlesex Co., pop. 7,007
City Superintendent — Russell M Fitch
South Orange, Essex Co, pop 6,014.
Pres Bd Educ —Charles O Fielding
Sec Bd. Educ — H. H. Tucker
City Superintendent — Henry W Foster
Principal High School — W E Freeman
Supv Music — Florence Edwards
Manual Training — Jeannette Palen
Domestic Science — Bess M Crlsman.
Physical Culture — Fred M. Mohrman
Drawing-^Teannette Tufts
Pen ship and Com'l — Mary Gaylord.
Stenography — Mary Gaylord.
Mon t*Jth School for Girls girls' boarding,
non-sect Miss Caroline Montelth, Princi-
pal, 117 Scotland Road
Rosexnont Hall girls' boarding, R C ,
Miss Mary McMahon, Prln
Seton Hall College, coll , men, R. C , est
1856, Very Rev James F Mooney, D D,
Pres
Splning's School, grammar grades, co-ed.,
non-sect , Miss Harriett Splnlng, Prln
South River, Middlesex Co , pop 4,772
City Superintendent — Francis P O'Brien
Summit, Union Co , pop 7,500
City Supt & Prln H S — Clinton S Marsh.
Carlton Academy, boys' prep , R. C ,
Charles H Schult*, A M, Headmaster
Kent Place School, girls' boarding, non-
sect , est 1894 , Mrs Sarah W Paul,
Prln
Summit Academy, boys' boarding, non-
sect, est 1883, James Heard, A. M,
Prln
Sussex, Sussex Co, pop.
Seeley Home School, boys' boarding and
day, non-sect , W H Seeley, Prln
Tenafly, Bergen Co, pop. 2,760
Berkeley Academy for Boys, boy** hoard-
ing. prep , Rev Christie, Prln.
Trenton, Mercer Co, pop. 96,815.
Pres Bd Educ — Jos. L Bodlne
Sec Bd. Educ. — Robert Belvilla.
City Superintendent — Bbenezer Mackey
Principal High School— William A. Weteel
Supv Music — Catherine Zisgen.
Manual Training — William R Ward.
Domestic Science— Louise Kingsbury
Drawing — Emma Brltton
Kindergarten — Stella MeCarty
Practice Teaching— Arietta 8nyd«r.
Trenton — continued
New Jersey School for the Deaf, state,
John P Walker, Supt.
New Jersey State Normal School, normal,
state, co-ed , James M Green, Ph D,
Pres
Rider-Moore and Stewart School of Busi-
ness, bus and sten , Frank B Moore,
Pres
School of Industrial Arts, tech , non-sect.,
co-ed , est 1901, Frank Forrest Fred-
erick, Director
St Francis College, boys' boarding, R C ,
Rev Domminlc Renter, D D , Prln
Trenton Junction, Mercer Comity
Bowen School, girls' boarding, non-sect.,
est 1910, Ida R Bowen, A M, Principal.
Town of Union, Hudson Co, pop 21,028.
City Superintendent — Otto Ortel
Tlneland, Cumberland Co., pop. 5,282
Pres Bd. Educ— F H Williams
Sec. Bd Educ — E R Jones
City Superintendent — H L Reber
Principal High School — R E Salisbury
Supv Music — Lonva Mlllard.
Man Tr and Draw — Beulah Hurley
Pen' ship, Com'l & Stenog — Beulah Landis.
New Jersey Training School for Backward
Children, est 1888. E R Johnstone,
Supt.
Spruce Cottage prep , co-ed , non-sect.,
Misses Otis and Fitch, Principals
Vineland Business School bus and sten ,
eat 1909, H M Spalner, Principal.
Washington, Sullivan Co , pop 860.
Pres Bd Educ — Wesley Fleming
Sec Bd Educ — Lurlan Shrope
City Superintendent — S M Tressler
Principal High School — Louise Kennedy
Manual Training — Laura Castner
Weehawken, Hudson Co, pop 11,228.
City Superintendent — Cora E FIske.
Wenonah, Gloucester Co., pop 645
Baron De Hlraeh Agricultural School, agrl ,
Jewish, men est. 1898; Harold H Bal-
lard, Ph D, Supt
Wenonah Military Academy, military, boys,
non-sect , est 1904, Dr Chas H Lorence,
President
Westfield, Union Co., pop 6,420
Pres. Bd. Educ.— Dr a M. F. HgeL
Sec Bd Educ— Mark A. Webster.
City Superintendent — J J Savltz
Principal High School— R. E Martin.
Supv Music — Mabel E Bray
Manual Training — Edward A. Reuther.
Domestic Science — Sarah Davis.
Physical Culture— Constance M. Morris.
Drawing — Helen Stockton,
Commercial — Wilbur LaRoe, Jr
Pen'ahip and Stenog*y — -Roy F Snyder
West Hoboken, Hudson Co, pop 85,408.
Pres Bd Educ— E B Doosett.
Sec Bd Educ — Alexis Benolst
City Superintendent — M H Kinsley
Principal High School — George W. Bobbin*.
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West Hoboken — continued
Supv Music — Mrs K. Lastayo
Drawing — Mrs I Holihan
"The Rosary" School for Girls, grins' board-
ing, R C , Sister Superior
West New York, Hudson Co, pop 13,560.
City Superintendent — H. Whitford Mazson
West Orange, Essex Co, pop 10,980
City Superintendent — Allton H Sherman
Woodbine, Cape May Co., pop 2,399
Pres Bd Educ— M L Bayard
Sec Bd Educ — William Abramson
City Superintendent — F O Hartman
Principal High School — Emma J Seipt
Woodbine — continued
Supv Music — Adelaide Loeber
Drawing — Thalia McCarthy
Baron De Hlrsche Agricultural School,
agri and hort , Jewish, est 1884, Louis
J Cohen, Superintendent
Woodbury, Gloucester Co , pop 4,642
Pres Bd Educ. — Warner Underwood.
Sec Bd. Educ — Dr T E Parker
City Superintenlent — Henry C Dixon
Man. Tr and Draw — Harriet I Blackburn.
Woodstown, Salem Co., pop. 1,618.
Principal High School— Miss Sarah Smith
Supervising Principal — W H Shimer
NEW MEXICO
Population, 327,301 School census, 91,556 School age, 5-21
New Mexico is the forty-third state of the Union in point of population, having
a total of 827,301 inhabitants, of whom 93 1 per cent are white Of this number 6 9
per cent are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population, ten
years of age and over, is 20.2, the state ranking forty-third in. this respect The
educational system of the state is as follows
STATE SUPERINTENDENT 'S OFFICE
ALVAN N WHITE, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Santa Fe
FILADELFO BACA, Assistant Superintendent Santa Fe
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
GOVERNOR W C MCDONALD, Ex-Officio, Chairman Santa Fe
SUPERINTENDENT ALVAN N WHITE, Ex-Officio, Secretary .Santa Fe
C M LIGHT, President New Mexico Normal School . . . Silver City
F. H H ROBERTS, President New Mexico Normal University Las Vegas
C C HILL, County Superintendent of Schools . . . Roswell
BONIFACIO MONTOYA, County Superintendent of Schools . Bernalillo
DB M D TAYLOR ... . Aztec
NEW MEXICO EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
W B McFARLAND, President
RUPERT F ASPLUND, Secretary
Silver City
Santa Fe
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
Countv Name and Addren
Bernalillo A Montoya, Albuquerque
Chaves C C Hill, Roswell
Colfax Mrs Josie Lockard, Raton
Curry L C Mersfelder, Clovis
Dona Ana F M. Hayner, Las Cruces
Eddy . A. E Bailey, Carlsbad
Grant Miss I L Eckles, Silver City
Guadalupe J V Galle&os, Santa Rosa
Lincoln Mrs W L Gumm, Carrizozo
Luna Miss G G Gdebel, Demmgr
Mora Manuel Madrid, Mora
MeKinley "W D Cornell, Gallup
Otero R S Tipton, Alamogordo
E Pack, Tucumcari
i Arriba. . . .David Martinez, Velarde
Countv Name and AddreM
Roosevelt
Mrs S F Culberson, Portales
Sandoval
Bonifacio Montoya, Bernalillo
San Juan J L. G. Swinney, Aztec
San Miguel
M F Desmarais, Las Vegas
Santa Fe J V Conway, Santa Fe
Sierra . F. I Given, Hlllsboro
Socorro BenJ Sanchez, Sooorro
Taos Jose Montaner, Taos
Torrance .C L Burt, Mountainair
Union . . H. H. Errett, Clayton
Valencia. . .Saturnine Baca, Belen
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PUBLIC, PRIVATE} AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Alamogordo, Otero Co, pop 2,000
Principal Public Schools — Chas D George
New Mexico Institute for the Blind, state,
co-ed , R R Pratt, Supt
Albuquerque, Bernalluo Co , pop 11,020
Pres Bd Educ— M E Hickey
Sec Bd Educ — E W Tennent
City Superintendent— John Milne
Principal High School — Nancy Hewitt
Supv Music — Jennie Trott
Manual Training— S G Mallory
Domestic Science — Ruth Bright
Draw and Pen'ship — Lillian Sylvester
Albuquerque Business College, bus. and
sten , est 1903, J E Goodell, Prin
Albuquerque Indian School, Govt indus-
trial school for Indians, co-ed , est
1880, Reuben Perry, Supt
Harwood Industrial School, mission school
for Mexican girls, M E , est 1894, Miss
Luella B Price, Principal
Menaul School , boarding school for Mexican
boys Presb est 1871, J C Ross, A
B , Superintendent
St Vincent Academy, girls boarding, R.
C est 1882, Sister Mary Loyola, Su-
perioress.
University of New Mexico, comprises Col-
lege, School of Education, and Prepara-
tory School, state unlv , co-ed , est 1892,
David R Boyd, Ph D, President
Artesla, Eddy Co., pop 1,888
Pres. Bd Educ— C E. Mann.
Sec Bd. Educ— A, C Kelnath.
City Superintendent — C E Grover
Principal High School — R. L, Paris.
Supv Mus. and Draw — Miss Freda Heoht
Dom Sci and Com'l — Ruth Brainard.
Physical Culture — Emily Hewitt
Penmanship — Prof Clyde,
Western Methodist College, prep , co-ed ,
M E , Rev J J TIgert, D D , Pres
Aztec, San Joan Co, pop 509
City Superintendent— Earl Douglas
Belen, Valencia Co, pop 680
Pres. Bd Educ — H B Kennebeck.
Sec Bd Educ — D L. Romero
Principal Public Schools— J B Gunter
Carlsbad, Eddy Co, pop 1,780
City Superintendent— W A Poore
Clayton, Union Co., pop 970
Prin Public Schools— Wm. I Davidson.
Clovis, Curry Co, pop 8,255.
Pres Bd Educ — B D Oldham
Sec Bd Educ— Mrs S C Mitter
City Superintendent — V L Griffin
Principal High School — Prof Sedar
Demlng, tuna Co, pop. 1,864.
Pres Bd Educ — O H Cooper.
Sec. Bd Educ— W E Holt
City Superintendent — J B, Taylor
Principal High School— S. J. Daley.
| Potsdam — continued
, Supv Mus. and Draw — Ina Laphaxn.
J Manual Training — Andrew McCurdy
Domestic Science — Lulu Stallman
Penmanship — A McCurdy
Com'l and Stenog*y — S J Daley
El Blto* Bio Arrlba Co
Spanish-American Normal School, G J
Martin, Prin
Estancla, Torrance Co, pop 517
Principal Public Schools — C S Cramer
Farmington, San Juan Co, pop 785
Principal Public Schools — L B Baughman.
Gallup, McKlnley Co., pop 8,204
Pres Bd. Educ — C E Sabln
Sec Bd Educ— L N Gary
City Superintendent — W L Bishop
Principal High School — H F Poore
Supv Mus and Draw — Jennie L Edson
Gibson, McKlnley Co., pop 550
Prin Public Schools — Maybln W Chapman.
Hagennan, Cnaves Co, pop 449
Pres Bd Educ — Harry Cowan
Sec Bd Educ — Willis Pardee
City Superintendent — Myron R Swlgbihl
Principal High School—Grace Wetterall
HUIsboro, Sierra Co, pop 581.
Prin. Public Schools — Marion D Barker
jLas Cruces, Dona Ana Co., pop 8,886.
City Superintendent — R. "W Twining
Loretto Academy, girls' boarding, R C ,
est 1870, Mother M Victor, Superioress
Las Vegas, San Miguel Co, pop 8,755
Pies Bd Educ — William G Haydon
Sec Bd Educ— Charles Tamme
City Superintendent — Rufus Mead
Principal High School — B J Read.
Supv Mus & Draw — Adolphlne Kohn
Manual Training — B J Read
De La Salle Institute, prep , men, R, C ,
est 1889, Brother Arthemlan, Pres.
New Mexico Normal University, normal,
state, co-ed , est 1898, Frank H. H
Roberts, Pres.
Slstera. of Loretta Academy, girls' board-
ing, R C , Sister Mary George, Superior
Magdalena, Soeorao Co, pop 600
Pres Bd Educ — L P Garcia
Sec Bd Educ— Flavio Vigil
City Supt & Prin H S— C F Miller
Mountainalr, Torrence Co, pop 1,000
Pres Bd Educ — Isaac Fulton
Sec Bd Educ — Lloyd Orlne
Principal High School— Mrs J <E Veal
Finos Altos, Grant Co , pop 977
Prin. Public Schools — Mrs Grace BJsby
Portales, Boosevelt Co, pop. 1,292
Principal Public Schools — R A. Deen
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Baton, Colfax Co., pop 4,689
City Supt — Thomas W Conway
Roswell, Chavea Co, pop 6,172
City Superintendent — W O Hall
New Mexico Military Institute, military,
non-sect , est 1895, Maj James W
Wlllson, Supt
San Marclal, Socorro Co., pop 073
Principal Public Schools— -J B Gunter
Santa Fe, Santa Fe Co , pop 5,072
City Superintendent— Jonathan H Wagner.
Allison School, girls' boarding, Presb , est
1866, M. Bertha Leadingham, Supt.
Loretto Academy, girls' boarding, B. C ,
est. 1858, Mother Barbara, Frin.
New Mexico School for Deaf and Dumb,
state, W C Connor, Jr, Supt.
St. Michael's College, boys' boarding, B,
C , est. 1861, Brother E Lewis, Prin
IT S. Indian Industrial School, Govt In-
dustrial school for Indians, co-ed., est.
1891, F H. Coggeshall. Supt.
Santa Bosa, Guadalope Co., pop. 600
Pres Bd Educ — B Lucero
Sec Bd Educ — George E Smith
Prin Public Schools — Mrs Nora Brumback,
Principal High School — W A Carr
Domestic Science — Mrs G B Elliott,
jphysical Culture — W A Carr
Sflver City, Grant Co, pop 8,217
City Superintendent-— W B. McFarland.
Normal School of New Mexico, normal,
state, co-ed.; est. 1892, C. M. Light, Ph
B, Pres.
Socorro, Socorro Co , pop 1,560
City Superintendent — W F Osborne
New Mexico School of Mines, courses in
mining, metallurgical civil, electrical, and
mechanical engineering men, state, est.
1889, Fayette A Jones, President
State College, P. O.
New Mexico College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts, courses in agriculture,
mechanical electrical and civil engineer-
ing, household economics general science,
college preparatory, and business, co-ed ,
non-sect , est 1889, George E La4d»
President
Taos, Taos Co., pop 521
Pres Bd. Educ — P M Dolan
Sec Bd Educ — Ruperto Trujillo
Principal Public Schools — J W Coxnpton.
Supv Mus & Man Tr — Mrs E W Pro-
bert
Texteo, Curry Co^ pop. 409
Principal Public Schools — D L. Adfcina.
Tucmncarl, Quay Co, pop. 2,526.
Pres. Bd. Educ. — A. D Ooldenberg,
Sec. Bd. Educ — Mrs. R. P Donahoo.
City Superintendent — J S Hofer
Pen'shlp, Com'l & Stenog — R. H. Johnson.
Vaughn, Guadalape Co., pop 700.
Principal Public Schools— T M Spriggs.
Wagon Mound, Mor» Co , pop. 815.
Principal Public Schools — "W O Evans.
Wlllard, Torrance Co., pop 450.
Principal Public Schools — A. L. Lacy
NEW YOKK
Population, 9,113,614 School census, 2,030,193 School age, 5-18
New York is the first state of the Union in point of population, having a total
of 9,113,614 inhabitants, of whom 98.4 per cent are white Of this number 299
per cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population, ten
years of age and over, is 5 5 per cent., the state ranking twenty-sixth in this respect
The educational system of the state is as follows
NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
JOHN HUSTON FINLEY, State Commissioner of Education Albany
AUGUSTUS S DOWNING, First Assistant Commissioner Albany
CHARLES F WHEELOGX, Second Assistant Commissioner Albany
THOMAS E FINEGAN, Third Assistant Commissioner Albany
CHIEFS OP DIVISIONS
GEORGE M WILEY, Administration FRANK K WALTER, Library School
JAMES D SULLIVAN, Attendance THOMAS 0 QUINN, Public Records
WILLIAM R WATSON, Educational Extension
HARLAN H HORNER, Examinations SHERMAN WILLIAMS, School Libraries
JAMES A. HOLDEN, History HIRAM C CASE, Statistics
FRANK H WOOD, Inspections ALFRED W ABRAMS, Visual Instruction
FRANK B GILBERT, Law ARTHUR D DEAN, Vocational Schools
ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK
JAMES R. DAY, Chancellor Syracuse University, President Syracuse
DR AUGUSTUS S DOWNING, Secretary Albany
COUNCIL OF SUPERINTENDENTS
FRANK S. TISDALE, Superintendent of Schools, President . Watertown
W. H. RYAN, Superintendent of Schools, Secretary Ossimng
COUNCIL OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PRINCIPALS AND TEACHERS
L V ARNOLD, President . . Amsterdam
W. S MAXON, Secretary . .. Yonkers
STATE TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION
None Selection of text-books left to local school authorities* No state super-
vision
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
A. R. BURBAOHEB, President . . . .Schenectady
RIOHABD A. fiteABnro, Secretary North Tonawanda
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DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
County Name and Address
Albany Newton Sweet, Bavena
Albany Wm J Haverly, West Berne
Albany Walter Scott Clark
West Albany, R. F D
Allegany Geo W. D'Autremont Hume
Allegany John D Jones, Cuba
Alleg-any E DeL Walters, Bolivar
Alleg-any Chas D Hill, Angelica
Allegany Willet L Ward, Wellsville
Broorae Kasson E Bellby, Deposit
Broome J Edward Hurlburt, Windsor
Broome Mabel Lu Watrous, Endlcott
Broome E B, Whitney, Whitney Point
Cattaraugus . •
Jael J Crandall. Frankllnville
Cattaraugus G. A. Farwell, Hinsdale
Cattaraugus
Arthur H. Mathewson, West Valley
Cattaraugus G E Waller, Little Valley
Cattaraugus E A. Stratton, Randolph
Cayuga .Howard S R. Murphy, Cato
Cayuga Olin W Wood, Auburn
Cayuga ...
Mrs. Anna M. Kent Union Springs
Cayuga Gordon B Springer, Genoa
Cayuga
Henry Greenfield, Moravia, R. F D 13
Chautauqua Jos N Palmer, Sheridan
Chautauqua Jas R. Flaeg, Frewsburg
Chautauqua Jno M. Barker, Niobe
Chautauqua P E Marshall, Sherman
Chautauqua L W Swain, Westfleld
Chautauqua Jud S Wright, Falconer
Chemung Walter C King, Horseheads
Chemung Martha M. Cox, Elmira
Chenango Ellen E Baldwin, liincklaen
Chenango A. C. Bowers, Sherburne
Chenango John S Childs, Oxford
Chenango Jane I Schenck, Greene
Chenango Mary L Isbell, Norwich
Clinton Oliver A. Woloott, Keeseville
Clinton Ernest B Sargeant, Ellenburg
Clinton Grace M. Ladd, Rouses Point
Columbia S B Smith, East Chatham
Columbia Winthrop I* Millias, Valatie
Columbia Ezbon A. Smith, Blue Stores
Cortland Chas W Ellis, Jr, MeGraw
Cortland Mrs Ada M Shuler, McGraw
Cortland Alice B. Greene, Marathon
Delaware L M Reichard, Masonville
Delaware Z LeRoy Myers, Downsville
Delaware Edw O Harkness, Delhi
Delaware L. R Long, Margaretville
Delaware Milton G Nelson, JFranklin
Delaware
A T Hamilton, North Harpersfield
Dutchess Frank L. Halght, Fishklll
Dutchess F E Benedict, LaGrangeville
Dutchess . ... . .
Clara E Drum, Clinton Corners
Dutchess Wm. R Tremper, Rhinebeck
Erie Charles Albert Heist Clarence
Erie Henry A Dann, Lancaster
Erie Wm E Pierce, East Aurora
Erie Edgar D Onnsby, North Collins
Erie . Wm. E Bensley, Springyille
Essex Cyrus J. Mousaw, Schroon Lake
County Name sjid Address
Essex Gertrude M Spear, Westport
Essex Mattie J Prime, Upper Jay
Franklin Eugene L Moe, Burk«
Franklin Geo LaGraff, Tupper Lake
Frankhn F H Wilcox, North Bangor
Franklin Gertrude E. Hyde, Moira
Fulton Fred A. Stryker, Stratford
Fulton C E Van Buren, BroaAalbin
Genesee Edw M McCullough, Batavia
Genesee T A. Clement South Byron
Greene Thomas C Perry, CatskiU
Greene Robt M MacNaught, Windham
Greene Walter J Decker, Hunter
Hamilton Charles B. Hanley, Wells
Herklzner A. J Rose, West Winfleld
Herkimer . Silas C Klxnm, DolgevlUe
Herklmer Chas B Keller, Little Falls
Herkimer Jacob C Spall, Cold Brook
Jefferson Charles M. Pierce, Adams
Jefferson Wm. J LInnell, Brownvllle
Jefferson Thos B Stoel, DepauvlUe
Jefferson
Robt W Bowman, Sacketts Harbor
Jefferson. DDT. Marshall, Redwood
Jefferson Clair B Burns, Evans Mills
Lewis .. Ursula T Marilley, Croghan
Lewis ..PR. Spaulding, Copenhagen
Lewis Ruth M Johnston, Port Ley den
Lewis . A. W Trainor, West Leyden
Livingston John P Magee, Groveland
Livingston
Jay F Smith, Dansville, R. F D 1
Livingston H F Collister, Dalton
Madison Irving S. Sears, Hamilton
Madison Clayton Wratten, DeRuyter
Madison . .
H C W Kingsbury, Morrisville
Madison Daniel Keating, Onelda
Monroe Wallace W Rayfleld, Webster
Monroe M. B Furxnan, East Rochester
Monroe Fred W Hill, Spencerport
Monroe John C. Malloch, Churchville
Mongomery N Berton Alter, Nelllston
Montgomery.. Mrs L. G Dodge, Fonda
Nassau . . James S Cooley, Mineola
Nassau . ... W C Mepham, Merrlok
NIagra . Thomas G Gramer, Lockport
Niagara ... O A. Kolb, Lockport
Niagara .Wm D Wisner, Ransomvllle
Onelda R. P Snyder, New York Mills
Onelda. . Harry C Buck, Clayville
Onelda Wm J Lewis, Westmoreland
Onelda. Frank B Mathewson, Verona
Oneida Staunton D Austin, Barneveld
Onelda . .Pauline L. Scott Blossvale
Oneida Daniel M. Blue . BoonviUe
Onondaga R. B Searle, R Onondaga
Onondaga Geo T Fuggle, Jamesvllle
Onondaga E E McDowell, Memphis
Onondaga. Manford D Green, Liverpool
Onondaga . «... »»«..•
Mrs Florence E S Knapp, Camillus
Ontario Leon J Cook, Bast Bloomfleld
Ontario . Willis A. Ingulls, Phelps
Ontario. Elbert G Soper, Seneca Castle
Ontario Harrle P Weatherlow, Naples
Orange T. L. McKnlght, Central Valley
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DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS— Continued
Count 5 Name and Address
Orange Orvllle Elchenberg, Monroe
Orange S. A. Cortrlght, Middletown
Orleans Luella P Hoyer, Medina
Orleans Cora V Luttenton, Albion
Orleans
Mrs H F S Salisburg, Clarendon
Oswego Mildred G Pratt Lac on a
Osweg-o Joseph M Bonner, Richland
Oswego Queenia R. Tooley, Fulton
Oswego Charles L Kingsbury, Mexico
Oswego Warren S Gardner, Pulton
Otsego H Cossaart, Cherry Valley
Otsego Menzo Burlmgame Worcester
Otsego J B McManus, Cooperstown
Otsego May Firman, Oneonta
Otsego Merton R Porter, Morris
Otsego Floyd R Thayer, Edmeston
Putnam James H. Brooks, Garrison
Rensselaer Mrs C B Clark, Troy
Rensselaer Christ H Maher, Berlin
Rensselaer
G W Patterson, Jr, East Greenbush
Rockland Ira H Lawton, Nyack
St Lawrence W T Clark, Hailesboro
St. Lawrence
F H Wallace, Morristown
St Lawrence C S Blood, Heuvelton
St. Lawrence P S Ault, Waddlngton
St Lawrence Rose M Llbby, Colton
St Lawrence W S Herrick, Colton
St Lawrence
Michael A. Hallahan, Brasher Falls
St. Lawrence A L Fields, WInthrop
Saratoga A A Lavery, Elnora
Saratoga Lou Messinger, Ballston Spa
Saratoga E E Hinman, Schuylerville
Saratoga
Ida M Smith. Saratoga Springs
Schenectady Jas Wingate, Schenectady
Schoharie L. A Tompkins, Jefferson
Schoharie
W E Van Wormer, Middleburg
Schoharie
Ralph W Eldredge, Sharon Springs
Schuyler Alberta Spauldingr, Burdett
Schuyler Jane M Harmg, Watkins
Seneca Alice L Owen, Ovid
Seneca Charles B Earl, Waterloo
County Name and Address
Steuben Lev! R Tubbs, Corning
Steuben Wlnnlfred Morrow, Bath
Steuben Geo Horatio Guinnip, Addison
Steuben Fred C Wllcox, Greenwood
Steuben Henry M Brush, Arkport
Steuben Guyon J Carter, Avoca
Steuben Jos G McConnell, Prattsburg
Suffolk Charles H HowelL River head
Suffolk J Henry Young, Central Isllp
Suffolk L J Smith, Smithtown Branch
Sullivan Fred J Lewis, Barryville
Sullivan Chas S Hick, Jeffersonville
Sullivan Mrs Emma Cooke Chase,
„ Livingston Manor
Tioga A E Belden, Newark Valley
Tioga M D Goodrich, Tioga Center
Tioga Harold T Whittemore, Nichols
Tompkins
Fred A Beardsley, Trumansburg
Tompkins
Hattie Knapp Buck, North Lansing
Tompkins John D Bigelow, Ithaca
Ulster £3 S Burnett, Kingston Sta. R
Ulster John U Gillette, Port Bwen
Ulster John M Schoonmaker, Accord
Ulster Wallace J Andrews, Oliverea
Warren Franklin F Gunn, Glens Falls
Warren J R. Stlckney, Bolton Landing
Warren Mrs Rose Minnick, Glens Falls
Washington Amelia Blasdell, Fort Ann
Washington M. L Ingalsbe, Hartford
Washington Mary A Potter, Greenwich
Washington Francis H. Rich, Shushan
Wayne Mrs Helen C Andrews, Lyons
Wayne Mrs Ida H Cosad, Wolcott
Wayne A. H McMurray, Walworth
Wayne R. O Brundlge, Ontario
Westchester
Samuel J Preston, White Plains
Westchester
Charles H Cheney, White Plains
Westchester Geo H Covey, Katonah
Westchester R D Knapp, Purdy Sta,
Wyoming John T McGurren, Bliss
Wyoming Ernest D Jones, Wyoming
Wyoming Geo H Stratton, Castile
Yates Jos F Bullock, Penn Tan
Yates Edward P Corblt, Rushville
PUBLIC, PRIVATE} AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Adams, Jefferson Co, pop 1,458.
Pros Bd Bduc — R H Snyder
Sec Bd. Educ — A. F Saunder*
City Supt & Frin H S— Orin SL Page.
Supv Music & Draw — Florence KoWnson
Addteon, Steuben Co, pop. 8,004,
Principal High School — Ernest Ik Col*.
Akron, Brie Co , pop 1,677
Pros. Bd Educ.— F A. Helwig.
Sec Bd Bdue.— F 1C. Stag*.
City gupt & Prln. H. S. — V H. Bn<J
Drawing— G A. Leopold.
Albany, Albany Co, pop 100,958
Pres Bd Educ, — Jacob H. Hereof
Sec Bd. Educ.— John J Gammon
City Superintendent — C Edward Jones
Principal High School — Frank At Gallup
Supv Music — Edward Futlerer
Vocational — Oakley Turner
Drawing — Theodore Henles.
Commercial — Cheater J Terrill
Kindergarten — Ellen Jones.
Academy of Holy Names, girls'
R C , Sister M Odilla, Superior
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Albany— continued
Academy of the Sacred Heart, girls
boarding R C , est 1852, Madame T
Dikovlch, Superior
Albany Academy, boys' boarding, non-
sect , Henry P Warren, A B , Prin
Albany Academy for Glrla, prep day,
non-sect Ester Louise Camp, Prin
Albany Business College, bus, sten and
toleg , est 1858, John R Carnell, Pres.
Albany School of Fine Arts, co-ed., Edith
Very, Director, 52 S Swan at
Cathedral Academy, prep boys, day, R
C , Rev J A Del an ey, Prin
Christian Brothers' Academy, boys' board-
ing, R C Rev Brother Arator, Prin
New York State Library School, library,
co-ed , non-sect , est. 1887, J I Wyer,
Jr, M L S, Director
New York State Normal College, normal,
state, co-ed, William J Milne* Ph D,
LL D, Pres
St Agnes' School, girls' boarding, F E ,
est 1870, Miss Matilda Gray Principal
St Joseph's Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Brother Sebastian, Fres
St John's Academy, prep , co-ed*; R, C,;
Sister Mary Barbara, Superior
Union University, comprises Academic De-
partment Engineering Department, Med-
ical College, Law School, and College
of Pharmacy, men, est. 1795, Rev
Charles Alexander Richmond, LI* D,
Chancellor
Union University, Engineering School,
courses In General, Sanitary and Elec-
trical Engineering, Benjamin H Ripton,
LL D, Dean
Union University, Albany College of Phar-
macy, phar , co-ed , est 1881, Willis G
Tucker, Ph D, M D, Dean
Union University, Albany Law School law,
men, est 1851, J Newton Flero, LL. D,
Dean
Union University, Albany Medical College
me* reg , men, eat 1898, Samuel B.
Ward, M D, Bean.
Albion, Orleans Co., pop 5,010.
Pres Bd. Educ — Sanford L. Church,
Sec Bd Educ. — W. O. Canner.
City Superintendent — W G Canner
Principal High School — George H. King.
Supv Music — Teresa Crane.
Drawing-— Jessie F Clark.
Alexandria Bay, Jefferson Co , pop 1,8*9
Principal High School— C F Wells
Alfred, Allegheny Co., pop 759.
Principal Union School — H. L. Gillls.
Alfred Academy, prep. Sept. of Alfred
University aad pufeUc high school of
district, co-ed., Hugh L. Gillls; Prin.
Alfred Theological Seminary, theoL, co-ed ,
7th Day Bapt , est. 1871, Rev Arthur E
Mala, A. M, D D\ Fres.
Alfred University, coll , co-ed., non-sect.;
e*t 18*6, Rev Booth* O Devi* Ph. D,
Prem
Alfred — continued
New Yoik State School of Agriculture,
Alfred University, agrlc , state, co-ed ,
est 1908, William J Wright, M 8 , Di-
rector
New York State School of Clay Working
and Ceramics, Alfred University, non-
sect co-ed , est 1900, Charles F Binns,
M Sc , Director
Allaben,
Mountain School, boys' boarding, non-sect ,
est 1908, Ellas G Brown, M D, Prin
Allegany, Cattaraugns Co , pop 1,286
St Bonaventures College, coll , men, B
C , est 1859, Very Rev Fidells J Rey-
nolds President
St. Elizabeth's Academy, girls' boarding,
R C , Mother M Teresa, Prin
4unityv!lle, Suffolk Co, pop 2,517
Principal High School — George A Brown.
Queen of the Rosary Academy, girls'
boarding, R, C , Mother Charitas Harth,
Superior
Amsterdam, Montgomery Co, pop 81,267.
City Superintendent — Harrison T Morrow
Principal High School— H H C Blngham
Rej nold s Business School , bus and sten ,
Herbert N Baker, Prin
St Mary's Catholic Institute, prep , co-ed ,
H C Sister Edward, Prin
Andover, Allegany Co , pop 1,186.
Principal High School — Lester C Sterner
Annandale, Dutch ess Co, pop 119
St Stephen's College, coll , men, P E , est
1860 William C Rodgers LL D, Pres
Antwerp, Jefferson Co, pop 974
Principal High School — C O Boyd.
Arcade, Wyoming Co , pop. 1,294
Pres. Bd Educ — J H Francis
Sea Bd. Edna — W G Goxnchafter
Principal High School — Frederick G Lyon
Attica, Wyming Co , pop 1,869
Principal High School — Arthur M Preston
An Sable Forks, Eseex €*, pop. 1£60
Pres. Bd Bduc. — James Rogers
Sec Bd. Bduc — F E. TrumbulL
Principal High School — N S. Plnney
Auburn, Cayuga Co , pop 84,668.
Fres Bd, HJduc, — M. D* Greene.
Sec Bd, Educ. — Henry D Hervey
City Superintendent — Henry D Hervey
Principal High School— Floyd J Bartlett
Supv' Music — Edward B. Scovfll.
Manual Training — Clyde B. Stmson
Domestic Science — Harriet Van Tamel*
Physical Culture — Marlon Young*
Drawing— Katherfne G Sanders.
Commercial — C V. Clipplnger.
Stenography — E. L Harrlck.
Auburn, Business School; bus. and sten.,
est 1890. Hftend F Crumb, President
Auburn Theological Seminary » theol , men,
Presb , est 1818, Rev George B Stew-
art, D D, LI*. D»
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Aurora, Cavnga Co, pop 555
Principal High School — Mary Heflernan
Somes School boys* boarding, 8 to 14,
non-sect , Albert Somes, A M , Frln
Wallcourt School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect , Miss Anna R Goldsmith, A
B, Prln
Wells College women non-sect , est 1868,
Kerr Duncan Macmillan, President
Avoca, Stveben Co., pop 1,057
Sec Bd Educ — W H Lee
DIst Superintendent — G J Carter
Avon, 1A\ Ingston Co , pop 8,058
Pres. Bd Educ — James D Anderson
Sec Bd Educ — William H Farnum
Principal High School — Reuben J Wallace
Stipv Music — John A Hague
Drawing — M Camilla Jamison
Babylon, Suffolk Co , pop 2,600
Principal High School— William H LIsk.
Balnbrldge, Chenango Co , pop 1,159
Principal High School— C W Vandegrift,
Baldwin, Nassau Co , pop 1,021,
Principal High School — W L Shubert.
Baldwlnsvllle, Onondaga Co, pop 8,099
Baldwinsrille Tree Academy, prep , co-ed.,
public, S Ross Miller, Prin
Ballston Spa, Saratoga Co , pop 4,138
Prln. High School — William A Andrews
Batavta, Genesee Co, pop 11,618
Principal High School — Elwln A Ladd.
St Joseph's Academic School, prep , co-
ed , R C , Sister M Helena, Prin.
Bath, Steuben Co, pop 8,884
Prin Haverllng H S — Floyd N Fernalld.
Bay Shore, Suffolk Co , pop 3,025
Pres Bd Educ — A Doming
Sec Bd Educ — Fred C Hendrlckson
City Superintendent— J W Alexander
Prln High School — James W Alexander
Supv Music — Alice Sterling
Drawing — Ruth Wilkinson
Bayport, Suffolk Co , pop 710
Pres Bd Educ— B Q Smith
Sec Bd Educ — S G Hicks.
Prin Union School — Fred S Van D Water
Shinnacock Summer School of Art, art,
co-ed , est 1892, Douglas J Courlah,
Director
Bedford Park, Station New York, P. O.
Academy of Mt St. Ursula, girls' board*
ing, R C , Mother M Chrysostom, Di-
rectress
Belleville, Jefferson Co , pop 384
Principal High School— J A. Coulter
Union Academy of Belleville, prep , co-ed ,
non-sect., J. A. Coulter, Frln
Belmont, Allegany Co, pop 1,094.
Pres Bd Educ — W P Clark
Sec Bff Educ— J H Blrsell
Principal High School — Lee J McEwan
Supv Mus & Draw — Irene Kane
Manual Training — T M Avery
Domestic Science — Harriet Chllds
Binghaznton, Broome Co, pop 48,448
Pres Bd Educ — C S Miller
Sec Bd Educ — R. B Snyder
City Superintendent — Daniel J Kelly
Principal High School— D J Kelly
Supv Music — Florence A. CanTerty
Domestic Science — Laura A. Sen-
Manual Training— U & Paesler
Drawing— Florence A. Stowell
Augusta Childs School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , Augusta Childs, Principal
Barlow School of Industrial Arts, indust ,
co-ed , non-sect , est 1896, Vlnton S
Paessler, A M , Principal
Bf rig-ham ton Normal, Industrial and Agri-
cultural Institute for the Education of
Colored Men and Women, Fred C
Hazel, Principal
Blnghamton School of Business bus and
sten , est 1886, John F RIley, Presi-
dent
Doolittle School (for backward children),
private, co-ed , Sophia A Doolittle, Frln.
Duke's Private School, prep girls, non-
sect , Mrs Ella S Duke, Principal
Lady Jane Grey School, girls' boarding,
non-sect , Miss Jane Grey Hyde, Prin-
cipal
Lowell School of Business, bus and sten ,
John E Bloomer, Principal
Bolivar, Allegany Co, pop 1,818
Principal High School — T H Rosebush
Boonvflle, Onelda Co, pop 1,704.
Principal High School — Stanley W Jones
Brasher Falls, St Lawrence Co., pop 570
Prin High School— Charles 8 Benedict.
St Joseph's Academic School, prep , girls,
R C , Sister Superior
Brentwood, Suffolk Co, pop 842
Academj of St Joseph, girls' boarding, R
C . est 1856, Mother Mary Loretto, Su-
perior
Brewster, Putnam Co , pop 1,296
Principal High School— Edward M White
Briarcllff Manor, Weatchester Co , pop 960.
Principal Union School — Charles W Hunt
Dow School for Girls, girls* boarding, non-
sect , est 1908, Mrs Mary E Dow, Prln
Marshall School for Little Girls, boarding,
non-sect , est 1908, Mrs France* S.
Marshall, Prln
Bridgehamton, Suffolk Co , pop 1,894.
Principal High School— P B Matthews.
Literary and Commercial Institute, prep ,
co-ed, , non-sect , Lewie W Halleck, Frln.
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Brockport, Monroe Co , pop 3,579
Brockport Classical School, Miss Gooding,
Principal
State Normal and Training: School, normal,
state co-ed , est 1867, Alfred C Thomp-
son Ph D , Principal
Brocton, Chautauqua Co , pop 1,181
Principal High School — Harold J Russell
Bronxville, Westcheeter Co , pop 1,863
Pres Bd Educ — Robert J Patterson
Secy Bd Educ— A C Haff.
Principal Union School — Arthur C Haff
Supv Music — Mrs F E Kavanagh
Manual Training — Annie E Howard
Domestic Science — Jesse Winchele
Physical Culture — Cornelia Kroeger
Drawing- — Annie E Howard
Brantwood Hall, girls' boarding, non-
sect , est 1904, Miss Mary T Maine,
Principal
Massee Country School, boys' boarding,
non-sect , est 1910, W Wellington
Massee, Ph D, Headmaster
Nazareth Industrial School, girls' board-
ing, R C Mother Elizabeth, Principal
Society of St Martha, girls' boarding, R
C , Mother Elizabeth, Superior
Brooklyn, Kings Co, pop 1,634,351
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Bav Ridge High School, 86th St, Harry
A Potfer Prln
Boys' High School, Mercy and Madison,
James Sullivan, Prin
Bushwlck High School, 879 Evergreen,
Prank Rollins, Prin
Commercial High School, Albany and
Dean, William Falrley, Prin
Eastern District High School, Marcy and
Rodney, William T Vlymen, Prin
Erasmus Hall High School, Flatbush, aye ,
Walter B Gunnlson, Prin.
Girls' High School, Nostrand and Halsey.
William L Felter, Prin
Manual Training High School, 7th Ave.
and 4th, Charles D Larklns, Prin
Academy of Our Lady of Victory; girls'
boarding R. C , Sister Superior, 149
McDonough
Academy of the Visitation, girls' boarding,
R C , est 1S55, Sister Francis Agnes,
Directress, Ridge Boul and 89th
Adelpht Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , day est 1863, Eugene C Alder, M
A , Prin , Lafayette and St James Place
Adelphi College, comprises the College,
Academy, Art School and Normal School
for Klndergaxtners and Art Teachers,
women, non-sect , est 1896, S Parks
Cadman, Acting Pres., Lafayette Are,
Cor St James Place
Adelphi College, Art Department, compo-
sition, modeling and normal art, co-ed ,
non-sect , est 1876, John Barnard Whit-
taker, Professor Lafayette Ave andSt
James Place
Adelphi College, Normal School for Kin-
dergartners, training course for teach-
ers, women, Anna E Harvey, Dean.
Brooklyn — continued
American and Italian School of Music,
Salvation Army, est 1897, Joseph Fer-
rugla Director, 697 Park Ave
American School of Elocution, elo , est
1890, Walter V Holt, Prin, 345 Clinton
Ave
Bedford Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
E J Winn, Prin , 640 Nostrand Ave
Bedford Institute prep , girls, Miss M T
Purdj, Prin, 221 McDonough St
Berkley Institute, girls day, non-sect ,
est 1884, Henry White Callahan, Ph D,
Principal, 181 Berkeley Place
Blackman s School , bus and sten , F B
Blackmail, Prin , 707 Halsey St
Borough Academy of Brooklyn, bus. and
sten , Beatrice C Carblt, 89 Madison St
Brooklyn Academy of Musical Art , music,
R. W Connor, Director, 549 Greene Ave
Brooklyn Business Institute, bus and sten ,
W H. Venxon, Prin , 870 Willoughby
Brooklyn College, coll , men, R C , Rev
John H O'Rourke, S J, President
Brooklyn College of Pharmacy, co-ed , est
1891, William C Anderson, Phar D,
Dean, 265 Nostrand Ave
Brooklyn Conservatory of Music, music,
co-ed , est 1897, E Adolph Whltelaw,
Director, 226 Lefferts Place
Brooklyn Heights Seminary, girls, non-
sect .est 1851, Miss Ellen Yale Stevens
Principal 18 Plerrepont
Brooklyn Industrial School of Arts and
Science day, non-sect, F W Hooper,
502 Fulton St
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Science,
prep , co-ed , non-sect , A A Healy,
Prin
Brooklyn Latin School, boys boarding
non-sect, est 1888, George D Hapgood,
A M Prln , 40 Monroe Pi
Brooklyn Law School, St Lawrence Uni-
versity, law, men, est 1901, W Payson
Richardson, LL. D, Dean, 806 Washing-
ton
Brooklyn Studio of Music, music, William
A. Enderlin. Dlr, 888 Gates Ave.
Brooklyn Telegraph School, tel , est 190$ f
Frederick H Houser, Manager, 818 Ful
ton Street
Brooklyn Training School for Teachers,
normal, state, co-ed., Emma L John-
ston, Prin,, Park Place near Nostrand*
Browne's Brooklyn Business College, bus.
and sten , est 1859, Robert Strobrldge,
Principal, Flatbush and LaFayette
Central Business School, bus and sten ,
est 1902, Charles Edwards, Ph D,
Pres, 459 Gates Ave.
Charles Commercial School, bus. and sten.,
est 1898, Wm P Charles, A. M, Princi-
pal, 446 Franklin Avenue.
Civil Service School, day and evening, W
J, D Campbell. 18 Wllloughby St
Clinton School, girls' day, non-sect ; Miss
A. E Trowbridge, Prin, 191 Harrison St
Curtis Business Training School, bus and
sten., est 1894, Thomas Curtis, Prin,
140 Fort Green Place
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Itrooklyn— con tinued
Oenton School, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
Miss Louise Denton, Prln , 199 Lincoln
Place
Euclid School bus. and sten , Charles
Hermann, 1297 Fulton Si-
European Conservatory of Music, music.
Signer M Guarrlni, Director, 344 9th
Female Institute of the Visitation, girls'
boarding, R C , Sister Frances Agnes,
Prin , Ridge Boulevard and 89th
Friends* School, prep , day, co-ed .
Friends' est 1866. John L Carver, Ph
D , Principal, 112 Schermerhorn Street
Froebel Academy, elementary and kinder-
garten, co-ed , non-sect , est 1875,
Charles V Chadwlck, M A,, Principal,
687 Lafayette Ave
Garrott's School for Young Ladies and
Children, girls' boarding, non-sect , S
W Garrott, Prin 146 Macon St.
Hager's Studio of Music, music est 1888,
Henry Hager, Dir, 51 Harmon St
Halsey School, prep , co-ed , non-sect
day, Miss 13 Nicholson, Prin , 178 Halsey
Hanau College of Music, music, Maurice Z.
Hanau, Dir 443 Monroe St
Hawn School of Speech Arts, elo , Henry
G Hawn, Prln , 442 Classon Ave
Heffley School, bus and sten , Norman P
Heffley, Pres , 245 Ryerson St
Hinchcliffes College of Music, music* est
1879, A. HinchclifCe, Dir, 207 Schermer-
horn St
Howell's School of Music, music, Frank W
Howell, Dir 413 58th St.
Jordan School of Music, music, George W
Jordan, Dir, 15 McDonough St
Kennedy's School, Miss, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , day, Miss Kennedy, Prin, 211
Carroll St.
Kissick's Business Institute, bus and sten ,
est 1866, W A Klsslck, Prin, 45 Ash-
land PI
Knapp Mansion School, prep co-ed , non-
sect , day , J L Curtis, Prin ,544 Bed-
ford Ave
Latin School, The, boys' day, non-sect., Dr
Caskte Harrison, M A, Prin, 40 Mon-
loe PI
Lockwood Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect, boarding, E J Carr, Prin, 188 S
Oxford St
Long Island Business College, bus and
sten., est 1878, Edwin Leibfreed, Ph , D ,
Principal, 148 S 8th Street
Long Island College Hospital Medical Col-
lege, med , reg , est. 1859, John A. Me-
Corkle, Dean, Henry and Amity
MacGregor School, bus and sten , 65
Henry Street
McEvoy School of Pedagogy, teacher's
training; co-ed., T. J McEvoy, Prin, 808
Fulton.
Master School of Murfc; co-ed., MM. Al-
fred B Busch, Director, 96 Clinton St.
Miners' Business Academy, bus and sten ,
est. 1898, L J Miner, Manager, Han-
cock and Patchen
Mollenhauer's Conservatory of Music,
music est 1868, Henry Mollenhauer,
Director, 78 Livingston St.
Brooklyn — continued
Nativity Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister M Basil, Prin , 26 Madison St.
New York Preparatory School, prep , co-
ed non-sect day and evening, Bmll E
Camei re r, A M, Prin, 200 Joralemon St
Packer Collegiate Institute, girls' day, non-
sect , est 1853 Edward J Goodwin, L
H D , Prin , 170 Joralemon St
Pei kins' B School, prep , co-ed , non-sect.,
day, Mrs M H Perkins, Prin, 112
Woodruff Ave , Flatbush
Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, courses
in chemistry, civil, electrical, mechanical
and chemical engineering, men, non-sect.,
est. 1864, Fred W Atkinson, Ph D,
Pres , 85 Livingston
Polytechnic Preparatory School, prep ,
tech , boys' day, non-sect , est 1855,
Francis R Lane, Headmaster, 99 Liv-
ingston
Pratt Institute, comprises School of Find
and AppMed Arts, of Household Science
and Arts, of Science and Technology of
Kindergarten Training, of Library Science,
co-ed , non-sect , est 1887, Frederic B.
Pratt, M A, Chairman, 215 Ryerson.
Pratt Institute, School of Fine and Applied
Arts, normal art, manual training, archi-
tecture, decoration, general art, day and
evening, Walter Scott Perry, Director
Pratt Institute, School of Household
Science and Arts, day and evening, Isa-
bel Ely Lord, Director
Pratt Institute, School of Kindergarten
Training, normal kind, tr courses, Alice
E Fitts, Director
Pratt Institute, School of Library Science,
professional training course, Edward F
Stevens, Director
Pratt Institute, School of Science and
Technology, courses in mechanics, elec-
tricity, chemistry, machine work, car-
pentry, tanning, day and evening, Sam-
uel S Edmands Director
Pratt Institute High School, prep , co-ed ,
non-sect , Luther Gulick, Prln , 215 Ry-
erson St
Prospect Heights School, boys, day, non-
sect , est 1899, William K Lane, A B,
Prin 51 7th Ave
Rounds' School for Girls, girls' day, non-
sect , est 1876, Miss Christina Rounds,
Principal, 625 Clinton Avenue
St Agnes' Seminary, girls' boarding, R C ,
Sisters of St Joseph, 288 Union St
St Ambioee Academy, girls' day, R C ,
Sisters of St Joseph, 756 De Kalb Ave
St. Angela's Hall, girls' day R C , Sisters
of St Joseph, 286 Washington Ave
St Catherine Hall, girls' boarding and
day, P E , Miss Conro, Prln ,286 Wash-
ington St
St Francis Academy, prep , boys, R C ,
Brother David, Prln , 41 Butler
St Francis College, coll , men, R C , est
1859, Brothel David, Pres, 41 Butler
St Francis Xavier's Academy, girls' board-
Ing, R C , Sister M Immaculate, Su-
perior, 721 Carroll St.
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Brooklyn — continued
St James Academy, prep , co-ed , E C ,
est 1861, Brother Anselm, F. 8 C,
Prin, Boys' dept Sister Chrysostom,
Prln, Girls' dept, 264 Jay St
St James Commercial School, bus and
sten
St John's College, coll , men, R C , est
1870, Very Rev J W Moore, Pres , Wlll-
oughby and Lewis
St John's College, Theological Dept , theol ,
men, R C , Rev W C Hoctor, Dean
St Joseph Commercial Academy, girls,
Sister Superior, SS4 Pacific St
St Thomas Aquinas Academy, prep , girls*
day, R C . Sister Mary Anna, Prln, 9th,
cor of 4th Ave
Slack's School of Music, music, est 1876,
S Slack, Presr 358 Gates Ave.
Teale's School of Stenography and Lan-
guages, sten and Jang , Oliver H. Teale,
Pres, 121 Court St
Wood's Brooklyn Business School, bus.
and sten , est 1902, P B Wood, Jr,
Prop, Broadway and Bedford Ave
Young's School of Stenography, sten ,
Charles F Young, 148 Montague St
Zeiner's Conservatory of Music, music, est
1878, Francis W Zeiner, Director, 706
Leonard Street
Brushton, Franklin Co., pop 598
Prln. High School— Clarence B Bennett
St Philomena's Academic School, girls*
boarding, R C , Mary Raphael, Sister
Superior
Buffalo, Brie Co., pop 42S,7I£
Citv Superintendent— Henry P Emerson
Assistant Superintendent— M- J Chemnitz.
SUDV Grammar Grades— C. P Alvoro.
|S5v Intermediate Grades-IB. G Huglwy
Supv Primary Grades— Ida C. Bender
Supv Kindergartens— Ella a Bllder
Supv Man Training— F H. Wing,
Supv Music— Arthur H. Abbott
Domestic Science— MajtyB-JUSmall.
Physical Culture — Alta J Wiggins-
Drawing— Harry W. Jacobs.
Penmanship— Clara Bmena.
Com'l and Stenog*y— W B, Weattr.
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS.
Central High School, Court St , F H. Vo*t,
Principal —
Masten Park High School, Baynes, F a
Lafayette 'High School, Barnes, Calvert K.
Bagle St, Artnur
S Hurrell, Principal
Bryant & Stratton College, bus., sten and
electrical, co-ed , est 1854, Clarence I*.
Bryant, Prln . 95 W Genesee
Buffalo Academy of the Sacred Heart,
girts boarding, R C , Mother Isabelle,
Superior. 749 Washington St
Buffalo Commercial Institute, bus. and
sten , J M Wood, Prin. S29 Broadway
Buffalo— continued
Buffalo Law School, University of Buffalo,
law, co-ed . est 1887. Carlos C Alden,
LL M, Dean, 933 Elllcott Sq
Buffalo Summary, girls day, non-sect , est
1851, Miss L Gertrude Angell, B A,
Principal, Bidwell Parkway
Buffalo State Normal School, normal, state,
co-ed est 1869, Daniel Upton, B S ,
M E , Prin , Jersey and 14th
Can ia ius College coll , men, R. C , est
1870, Rev George J Krlm, S J, Pres,
651 Washington
D'Touville College, coll , women, boarding,
R C , est 1908, Sister M Augustine,
President, Porter Avenue
Elmwood Conservatory of Music, music. A.
Schmidt, Dir, 686 Main St
Franklin School, girls' day, non-sect,
Joseph Dana Allen, Headmaster, 146
Park Street
German Martin Luther Seminary, theol ,
men, Lutb , Rev Rudolph Grabau, Dean
Heathcote School, boys' day, non-sect , est
1865 Lester Wheeler, A M , L. H. D ,
Headmaster, 621 Delaware Avenue.
Holy Angels* Academy, girls* boarding R
C , est 1847, Sister M, Augustine, Presi-
dent, 320 Porter Avenue
Holy Angels' Collegiate Institute, prep ,
co-ed., R. C , Rev William J Kirwin,
Prin
Hursts Private School, bus and sten , est
1896, S G Hurst, Pres, Brisbane Bldg
Institute of Sisters of St Joseph, girls'
boarding, R C , Sister Mary A. Burke,
Superior
Mount Mercy Academy, girls' boarding, R.
C , est. 1904, Sister M Borgia, Superior
Mt St Joseph Academy, girls' boarding,
R C , Sister Mary A Burke, -Superior
Nichols School, boys* day, non-sect , est
1892, Joseph Dana Allen, Headmaster,
Amherst and Colvfn Streets.
St Bridget's Academic School, prep , co-
ed , R C , Rev James A Lanigan, Pres
St Joseph's Collegiate Institute, boys*
boarding and day, prep and bus ; R C ,
est 1861, Rev Brother Thomas, F S
C, Principal, 1288 Main
St Margaret's School, girls* boarding, P
B , est 1884, Bva Macintosh Davidson,
Prin, 564 Franklin,
St Mary's Academy and Industrial Female
School, girls' boarding, R. C., Mary C
Hendrick, Principal
St Mary's Academy, girls' boarding, R.
C , Mary Hanley, Prin , 88-74 Franklin
University of Buffalo, schools Buffalo Law
School, College of Pharmacy, Dental De-
partment Medical Department, Chas. P
Norton, A B, Chancellor
University of Buffalo, College of Pharmacy,
phar co-ed , est 1886, Willis G Greg-
ory, M. D, Dean
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Buffalo— con tin ued
University of Buffalo Dental Department,
aent , co-ed , est 1891, Daniel H Squire,
D D S, Dean, Goodrich, near Main
University of Buffalo, Medical Department,
med , reg , co-ed , est. 1845, Herbert U
Williams, M D, Dean
Caledonia, Utlngston Co, pop 1,290
Principal High School — Frank C Shaw
Cambridge, Washington Co , pop 1,528,
Principal High School — John H Kingsley
Camden, Oneida Co, pop 2,170
Principal High School— Maurice Olmstead
Canajoharle, Montgomery Co, pop. 2,273
Principal High School — John B Cook
Canandalgna, Ontario Co , pop 7,217
City Superintendent — Luther N Steele
Canandaigua Academy, prep , co-ed , pub-
lic, Luther N Steele, Pres
Canastota, Madison Co , pop 8,247
Pres Bd Educ — H G Germed
Sec Bd Educ— R. D Sweet.
City Superintendent — E H Rider
Principal High School — Edward H Rider
Supv Music — Gladys Hurlbut.
Physical Culture— Kathryn Wllcor.
Drawing — Ethel Fowler
Pen ship and Com'l — Rita Hardxnan.
Canisteo, Stenben Co, pop 2,259
Pres Bd Educ — Hon A W Burrell
Sec Bd Educ — E C Hunter
Principal High School — W C Crouch
Supv Music — Louise K Mills
Domestic Science — Amy Brasted
Canton, St Lawrence Co , pop 2,701
Pres Bd Educ — J E Cheetham
See Bd Educ — C J Perkins
Supt & Prin H S — S C Simmer
Music & Drawing—Gertrude Ketcham
St Lawrence University, Theological
School, theol , men, Unlv , est 1858,
Henry Prentiss Forbes, D D , Dean
New York State School of Agriculture, St
Lawrence University, agrlc , state, co-
ed , Herbert E Cook, Director
St Lawrence University, comprises the
College of Letters and Science, Theologi-
cal School, Law School, Brooklyn Law
School, Brooklyn, and New York State
School of Agriculture, co-ed , Unlv , eat
1858, Almon Gunnison, D D, LL D,
Pres
Cape Vincent, Jefferson Co , pop 1,155
Pres Bd Educ — Carleton Collins
Sec Bd Educ— Boy H Allen
Principal High School— Robert H Plumb
Carmel, Putnam Co , pop 586
Principal High School— F M Westfall
Drew Seminary for Young Women, girls'
boarding, M E , est 1866, Robert J
Trevorren* Prea
Carthage, Jefferson Co , pop 8,563
Pres Bd Educ — A B Carter
Sec Bd Educ — L D Thompson.
City Superintendent — S L Howe.
Principal High School — Sherman L Howe
Supv Mus and Draw —Beatrice Tibblts.
Domestic Science — Madalene Roach
Com 1 and Stenog*y — Clara M Butler
Augustlnian Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
est 1885, Sister Mary Beatrice, Prln
Caslleton, Bensselaer Co, pop 1,396
City Superintendent — Christian Peter
Principal Union School— Stanley S Rice.
CatsklU, Greene Co, pop 5,296
Prea Bd Educ — Dr F C Clark
Sec Bd Educ— W S Sherman.
City Superintendent — Edwin C Hocmer
Prin High School — Harriett D Jackson.
Supv Mus and Draw — Margaret E Place.
Domestic Science — Emilee Hendrie
Com'l and Stenog*y — Mary B Whitman.
St Patricks Academy, prep , boys, R C ,
Rev William P Fitzgerald Pres
Cattaraugus, Cattaraugog Co , pop 1,165
Pres Bd Educ — A A Bird
Sec Bd Educ— A M Mowry
Principal High School — H S Fisher
Supv Mus & Draw — Margaret Cadwell
Cazenovla, Madison Co., pop 1,861
Pres Bd Educ — P H Donnelly
Sec Bd Educ — Katharine Nash
Principal High School — George D Bailey
Supv Music — George D Bailey
Manual Tialning — Homer Jenkins
Dom &ci & Draw — Helena M Condon
Pen ship & Com'l — Miss M A Everets
Cazenovia Seminary, prep , co-ed , Meth ,
est 1824, C D Skinner, Pres
Center Moriches, Suffolk Co , pop 1,050
Principal High School — Howard F Brooks.
Centerport, Suffolk Co , pop 470
St Anthonys School, boys' boarding R
C , Bi other Ferdinand, Prm
Cham plain, Clinton Co , pop 1,280
Principal High School — B A Currier
Charlotte, Monroe Co , pop 1,988.
Pres Bd. Educ— G Bert Allen
Sec Bd Educ — John M Keon
City Supt and Prln H S— R L Butter-
field
Supv Mus & Draw — Edna A Rice
Coml & Stenog'y — Bessie H Beard
Chateaugay, Franklin Co , pop 1,045
Prin High School — Horace H Lamberton.
Chatham, Columbia Co , pop 2,251
Pres Bd Educ — Frank H Wood
Sec. Bd Educ— H N Park
City Superintendent — C L Moss
Principal High School — Claude L Moss.
Supv Music — Esther Trumbull
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Chsutauqua, Chautauqua Co , pop 570
Principal High School — Frank R Demlng
Chautauquan Institution , correspondence
and summer school, co-ed , non-sect ,
est 1874, Dr George E Vincent, Pres.
Chazy, Clinton Co , pop 610
Principal Hlgrh School — B B Teachout
Chester, Orange Co, pop
Pres Bd Educ — A R Conklin
Sec Bd Educ — Joseph Hughes
• Principal High School — Anderson E Hale
St. Columbia's School, R C , Rev J A.
Maloney
Cliff Haven, Clinton County
Catholic Summer School of America , sum-
mer school, co-ed , R. C., est. 1892, Rt
Rev J P Chidevick, D D, President
Clifton Springs, Ontario Co , pop 1,600
Pres. Bd Educ — F A. DeGraw
Sec Bd Educ — H J VanDyne
Principal High School — S R. Brown.
Supv Mus and Draw — Lulu M Wood.
Clinton, Onelda Co, pop 1,336
Pres Bd Educ — H W Roberts.
Sec Bd Educ — H P Osborne
Principal High School — Percy L Wight.
Supv MUB and Draw — Ethel F Davis
Hamilton College, coll , men, non-sect.,
est. 1812, Rev M Woolsey Stryker, D
D, LL D, President
Clyde, Wayne Co, pop 2,695.
Principal High School — George R Bodley
Cobleskffl, Schoharie Co , pop. 2,0*8.
Pres Bd Educ— Irving Van Voris
Sec Bd Educ— S H. Van Ness
City Supt and Prin H S. — Wm C. Davis.
Supv Mus and Draw — Laura Sarvay
Coeymans, Albany Co, pop* 1,000.
Principal High School— G. W Champney
Cohoes, Albany Co, pop 24,709.
City Superintendent — Edward Hayward
Prin Egberts H S. — Stephen B Marsh
Sacred Heart Academic School, prep , co-
ed , R. C , Sister M Laurentius, Su-
perior
St Bernard's Academy, prep , co-ed , R
C , Rev Thomas S Keveny, Prin.
St Patrick's Academic School, prep ,
boys, R C , Rev Leo O'Haire, Pres
UoW Springs, Futman Co, pop 2,049*
Prin Haldane High School — M. M. Dodge
College Point, Queens Co., pop 6,127.
Poppenhusen Institute, bus and sten ,
art, est 1869, John G Embree, A. M,
Prin
St Agnes Academy, girls' boarding, R. C.,
boarding and day, Sister M Petra, Prin
Cooperstown, Otsego Co, pop 2,484
Principal High School— M J Mutter
Corinth, Saratoga Co., pop 2,166.
Principal High School— A. M. Holllster
Corning, Steuben Co., pop 18,730
Pres Bd. Educ — William El Gorton
Sec Bd Educ. — L R. Hunt
Supt Dlst 9 — Hannibal H Chapman
Supt Dfst 13 — A. M Blodgett
Principal High School — EL H Chapman.
Prin Northslde H S— A. M Blodgett
Supv Mus and Pen'ship— Ada Hutchins.
Manual Training — Adelle Higgins.
Drawing — Anne Walker.
Commercial — Martha Baldwin.
Corning Free Academy, prep , co-ed. { pub*
lie, Hannibal H. Chapman, Prin*—. -
CornwaU-on-Hudson, Orange Co, pop 1,000.
Pres Bd Educ — A B Jaeger
&ec Bd Educ — George J Horobrln
Principal High. School — H W. Langworthy
Supv Music — Janet Malller
Man Tr & Drawing — Ethel Buchenberger
Domestic Science — Emma B Ward
Commercial — Catharine Miller
Bard Hall, military* for young boys. Man-
agement New York Military Academy
Cornwall Heights School, boys' boarding,
non-sect , est 1867, Carlos H Stone, Ph.
D, Headmaster
New York Military Academy, boys* board-
ing, non-sect, Col Sebastian C Jones,
Prin
Stone School, boys' boarding, non-sect;
Carlos H Stone, Ph. D, Principal
Cortland, Cortland Co., pop 11,504.
City Superintendent — F E Smith.
Prin. High School— Ferdinand B Smith,
Cortland Business Institute, bus and sten ,
est 1894, Louis E Edgecomb. Prin
Cortland Conservatory of Music, music,
co-ed., Manetta F Marsh, Director
State Normal and Training School, nor-
mal, state, co-ed., est 1869, Harry De
Groat, Ph D, Prin
Goxsackle, Greene Co, pop 2,494.
Pres Bd Educ — O J Greene
Sec Bd Educ. — W Ralph Church
City Superintendent — Henry R Soper
Principal High School— M Sophia Fuller
Supv Mus and Draw — Mae D Link.
Cuba, Allegany Co, pop 1,566.
Principal High School— R. P Davis
Dannemoia, Clinton Co, pop. 1,146
Pres. Bd Educ — Dr W N Thayer
Sec Bd Educ — Charles D Van Orden
Principal High School— Margaret Burke*
Dansvllle, Livingston Co., pop. 8,988
Principal High School— John M. Foster
Delhi, Delaware Co , pop 1,786,
Delaware Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect; est 1819, Stanley S Kilkenny,
Prin
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Depew, Erie Co , pop 8,921
Pres Bd Bduc— J H. McCarthy
Sec Bd Educ. — S. Jay Ohart.
Principal High School— John D La Wall
Supv Mas. and Draw — Irene Crane.
Stenography — Rose M. Kelcher
Deposit, Broome Co , pop 1,864
Pres. Bd. Educ— S D Gumming
Sec Bd Educ— C E Scott
Principal High School — M S Brown
Dexter, Jefferson Co., pop 1,005
Principal High School — Bert W Alverson
Dobbs Ferry, VI aetchester Co, pop. 3,455.
Pres Bd. Educ— Charles P McClelland
Sec Bd Educ — Sylvester L Storms
Principal High School — B M Sheppard.
Supv Mus and Draw — Delia R Folensbee
Domestic Science — Miss Mabel Mogg
Man Tr and Phy Cult —A H Du Flon
Commercial — Ellen Wightman.
Master's Boarding and Day School, girls'
boarding, non-sect., The Misses Ma»-
ters, Prlns
Mackenzie School boys' boarding, non-
sect James C Mackenzie, Ph D
Director
0olge*ille, Herkimer Co., pop 2,685.
Principal High School — George C Perry
Dover Plains, Dutcheas Co , pop 062
Pres. Bd Educ — J A Hanna.
Sec Bd Educ — 6 T Record
Principal High School— Bayard Matthews
Dover Plains Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect A. E Bangs. Prin
Dryden, Tompkina Co, pop 709.
Principal High School — Earl Burch
Dunkirk, Chautauqua Co » pop 17,221.
Pres Bd Educ — E. D Warner
Sec Bd Educ — J A. Weldznan.
City Superintendent — N I* StngelhardL
Principal High School — B P Fowler.
Supv Music—Mrs. M. E D Sperra.
Manual Training — C A. Wardner
Domestic Science — Elizabeth West.
Physical Culture— a A MeUler
Drawing — Mary B. GoodelL
Penmanship— C A. Jones.
Com'l and Stenog'y — W. B. Cnrtlsj.
St Mary's Academy, prep , co-ed , R C.
est 1894, Rev Linus Monahan, C P,
Pres
East Aurora, Brie Co , pop. 2,781.
-Prin High School — Harry Warren ,Mead.
East Bloomfield* Ontario Co., pop 870.
Pres Bd Educ — Harry G Chapin.
Sec Bd Educ — Peter A Spitz
Principal High School — Nell D Cranmer
Supv Music — Ellen Wheeler
East Hampton. Suffolk Co, pop 1,400
Principal High School— William M. Wood
East Rochester, Monroe Co , pop 2,898
Pres Bd Educ — W H Roes Her
Sec Bd Educ — George Mclnerney
City Superintendent — Louis E Bird
High School Free— Harriet E Leiser
Supv Mus and Draw — Lillian Murray
East Springfield, Otsego Co , pop 190
East Springfield Academy prep co-ed ,
non-sect , Randolph F Clark, Prin
East Syracuse, Onondaga Co , pop 8,274
Prin High School — Delmer E Hawkins
Elbridgre, Onondaga Co , pop 549
Prin. Union H S — Walter T Mclntosh
EUenvllle, Ulster Co , pop 8,114
Pres Bd Educ — R T Cooklngham
Sec Bd Educ— H W Coons.
City Superintendent — W Floyd Harris.
Principal High School— W Floyd Harris.
Supv Mus and Draw — Hazel Peck.
Com'l and Stenog'y — Bertha Colburn
Elmlra, Chemung Co , pop 37,176
Pres Bd Educ — Edgar Denton
Sec Bd. Educ — Asher J Jacoby
City Superintendent — Asher J Jacoby
Principal High School — Francis H Parker
Supv Music— Mary F Mack.
Manual Training — C J Merchant.
Domestic— Edith M Burahazn.
Drawing — Carolyn H Brown.
Penmanship— T W Emblem.
Commercial— John E* Nichols,
Stenography— Kathryn Carr
Elmlra College for Women coll , women,
non-sect , est 1855, Alexander Cameron
MacKenzle, D D , LL D, President
Elmlra Business Institute bus and flten ,
est 1858, Burton C Meeker President
Xfeopns, Ulster Co, pop 240
Redemptorlst Seminary, theol men, R C ,
eat 1867 Rev Edward M Weigel, C S
& R , Rector
Faiiport, Monroe Co , pop 8,112
Pres Bd Educ — C J Clark
Sec Bd Educ — C W Butler
Principal High School — O A Burton
Supv Music — Eliza E Stearns
Drawing1 — Irene G Posthlll
Falconer, Chautauqua Co , pop 2,141.
Principal High School— George R Raynor
Far Bockaway, Queens Co, pop 3,000
Prin High School— Sanford J Ellsworth
Star of the Sea Academy, girls' boarding,
R C , Sister St Germaine, Superior
Fayettvllle, Onondaga Co , pop. 1,481.
Principal High School — Derwood J Tew
FlsbJdU, Dutches* Co , pop 8,902.
Principal High School— George F Dubois.
Cafcwell Academy, boys' boarding military,
non-sect , Thomas L Kennedy, A.
Prin.
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Fish kill— continued
Mount Beacon Military Academy, boys*
boarding, non-sect , CoL Vasa E Stol-
brand, Principal
Thomas Home School, boys' boarding, non-
sect , William Nelson Thomas, Ph. D,
Prin
Wilson School for Boys boys boarding, P
E , Theodore N Denslow. Principal
Flushing, Queens County
Principal High School — John H Clark
Flushing- Institute, boys' boarding, non-
sect, Elias Fairchild, Prin
Kyle Military Institute, military, non-
sect , Paul Kyle, Prin
Loucks' Resident and Day School, girl a'
boarding, non-sect., Mrs. Loucks, Prin
Fonda, Montgomery Co, pop 1400
Principal High School— Webb H Edwards
Fordham, Station New York P O
Fordbam University, St John's College,
coll , men, R C , Rev Thomas J Me-
Cluskey, S J , Free
Fort Edward, Washington Co , pop 3,762
Pres Bd Educ — Thomas F Adrlance.
Sec Bd Educ — E O Boucher
City Supt & Prin H 8 —Franklin Barber
Supv Music & Draw — Jessie E Jenks
Frankfort, Herkimer Co , pop 8,303
Principal High School — B C Van Ingen
Franklin, Delaware Co, pop 473
Pres Bd Educ — D D Betts
Sec Bd. Educ — Q R Martin
Supt Schools— M G Nelson
Prin High School— Q W Leith.
Delaware Literary Institute, prep , co-ed ,
public, George W Lelth, Prin.
FmnklinvIHe, Cattaraogiu Co., pop. 1,568
Ten Broeck Free Academy, prep , co-ed.,
public, William F Grossmeyer, Prin.
Fredonia, Chautauqna Co , pop 5,885
Pres Bd Educ— Albert C Man.
Sec Bd. Bduc — Harry BJspy
City Superintendent — William B Blaisdell.
Supv Music— Mrs. Abble Walker.
Domestic Science — Jessie Beckwlth.
Drawing — Martha Hnsted.,
State Normal and Training School, normal,
state, co-ed . eat 1868, Myron T Dana,
Pd D, Principal.
Freeport, Nassau Co, pop 4,836.
Pres Bd. Educ — Albin N Johnson.
Sec. Bd. Educ— Francis Morse.
City Superintendent — Ward C Meon,
Principal High School — Herbert B Arthur
Supv Mumic^-I^retta M. Knighta.
Drawing— Melissa C. Quinlan.
Penmanship— Etta M. Johnson.
Coml and Steno*>— I*»U« B. Cfrterfcaudt,
Friendship, Alleganv Co , pop 1,218
Pres Bd Educ — F H. Graham
Sec Bd Educ — Harry Blossom
Superv Prin — R E Baldwin
Bupv Music — Cora Barber
Fulton, Oswf-go- Co , pop 10,480
Pres Bd Educ — !• C Foster
Sec Bd Educ — J R Fairgrieve.
City Superintendent — James R Fairgrieve
Principal High School — I* Dudley Wllcox.
Supv Music — E Alta Thompson
Drawing — Nancy C, Cook.
Coxn'I and Stenog'y — Eva Jane Waugh.
Garden Cltv, Nassau Co, pop 581.
St Mar* s Cathedral School, girls' board-
ing, P E , Miss Miriam A Bytel, Prin-
cipal
St Paul's Cathedral School, boys' board-
Ing, P E, William R Marsh. A M,
Headmaster
Geneseo, Livingston Co , pop. 2,067
New Yoik State Normal School, normal,
state, co-ed , est 1871, James V Sturges,
MA. Ph D, Principal
Genet a, Ontario Co , pop 12,446
Pres Bd Educ — C W Rice
Sec Bd Educ —William J Hunt
City Supterintendent — W H Truesdale
Principal High School — W H Tmeedale
Supv Music — Arthur Pyne
Man Tr and Draw — Carrie R Harmon.
Barclay's Business Institute, bus and sten ,
est. 1897, B C Barclay, Principal
De Lanccy Divinity School, coll , Rev
Thomas B Berry, M A., Warden
Hobart College, coll , men P E est
1822, Lyman P Powell, TUL D, Pres.
William Smith College, Department of
Hobart College, coll , women, est 1&08,
Milton H. Turk, Ph D, Dean.
Glen Cove, Vaaem Co, pop. 3,875.
Pres. Bd. Educ — D J E. Burns
Sec. Bd. Educ — F A Coles
City Superintendent— Albert T Bouek.
Principal High School— R W Sherman
Supv Music — Marguerite Jourow
Manual Training— F E, Martin
Domestic Solence — Ravena Sill
Drawing — Eva G Shanks
Com'l & Stenog'y— Ella M Hayes
Friends* Academy, prep , co-ed., Friends,
F E Willits, Sec
Glens Falls, Warren Co., pop. 15,243
City Superintendent — Elbert W Griffith.
Principal High School — Ernest Robinson
Glens Falls Academy, prep , co-ed., non-
sect, B H, Wallace, Principal
Haley's Business Institute, bus. and st«n.,
J W Haley, Preo.
St Mary's Academy, girls' boarding , R. C ,
Sister M. Florentine, Prin.
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Glovers* Hie, Fulton Co., pop 20,643
City Superintendent — James A Estee
Principal High School— Ernest L. Meritt.
Glovers vi He Business School, bus. and
sten , est 1892, A A Burr, Principal
Goshen, Orange Co , pop 3,081
Pres Bd Educ — Joseph Morritt.
Sec Bd Educ — Frank Edwards.
City Superintendent — Montgomery C Smith.
Prin High School — Montgomery C Smith.
Supv Music — Marie A Parker*
Drawing — Irene Chapman
Pen'ship, Com'l and Stenog*y — B L Ames.
Garr Institute, girls boarding. R. C , Sis-
ter Anna Miriam Superior
St. John s Academic School prep , boys,
R C , Rev P J Mahoney, Pres
Gonvernenr, St Lawrence Co , pop 4,128
Principal High School— Charles W Lewis
Gowanda, Cattnrangns Co , pop , 8,0
Pres Bd Educ — Dr I W Livermore
Sec Bd Educ— Ward J Wilber
Principal High School — C G Babcock
Supv Music — Lucy Phelps
Domestic Science — Louise Hopkins.
GranviHe, Washington Co, pop 8,920.
Principal High School — B- E Brown.
Great Neck, Nassau Co., pop 1,450.
Principal High School — H J Ackerman
Burroughs School, boys' boarding, non-
sect Charles E Burroughs, Headmaster
Greene, Chenango Co, pop 1,275
Pres Bd Educ — E L> Page
Sec Bd Educ — F B Skinner ,
Principal High School — Clarence Smith
Supv Music — Anna Skinner
Drawing — Mabel F Dyke
Commercial — Blanche Peck
Greenport, Suffolk Co , pop 8,089
Principal High School — Seward S Travis
Greenwich, Washington Co, pop 2,314
Principal High School — C L Mowrey
Groton, Tompkins Co, pop 1,260
Pres Bd Educ — B S Whitman
Sec Bd Educ*~Dr K C Tarbell
Principal High School — J D Meeker
Supv Music — Miss Jessie Mann
Commercial — Bessie Hughes.
Hamburg, Erie Co, pop. 2,184
Principal High School — A H Downey
Hamilton, Madison Co., pop* 1,689
Prin High School— Frank M Markham,
Colgate University, coll , men, non-sect ,
est 1819, Elmer Burritt Bryan, LL D,
President
Hamilton Theological Seminary, Colgate
University, theol men, Bapt , William
H Allison, Ph D, Dean
Hammondsport, Steuben Co, pop 1,254
Pres Bd Eduo — L J Masson
Sec Bd Educ — H Y Hose
Principal High School — W A McConnell
Supv Music — Miss Hortense Wadsworth
Drawing — Miss Rodella Carpenter
Hancock, Delaware Co , pop. 1,829.
Pres Bd Educ — I W Seymour -
Sec Bd Educ — H W Wagner
Principal High School — H P Baum
Drawing — Mary Tumsden
Commercial — Ethel L Newman
Harrison, Westehester Co, pop 1,000
Principal High School — George U Hill
Heathcote Hall, boarding and day school
for young boys A Delaney Ayrault,
A B, Head-master
Hartwick, Otsego Co, pop 1,000
Pres Bd Educ — Robert W Gardner
Sec Bd Educ — J Arthur Andrus
Principal High School — A H Pratt.
Hartwick Seminary P O, Otsego Comity
Hartwick Seminary, prep , co-ed , Luth ,
est 1797, J G Traver, A M, D D,
Prin
Hartwick Seminary, Theological Depart-
ment, theol , men, Luth , Alfred Hlller,
D D , Chairman
Hastings upon Hudson, Westchester Co,
pop. 4,552
Prin High School — W Wallace Bullock
Haverstraw, Bockland Co, pop 5,669
Pres Bd Educ — Hon Alonzo Wheeler
Sec Bd Educ — W Watson Archer
City Supt & Frln H S — L O Markham.
Supv Music — Mary Cleary
Domestic Science — Anna G Wetzel
Physical Culture — Lena F Johnson
Draw & Pen'ship— Lulu M Suly
Com 1 & Stenog'y— Rose A Brown
Hempstead, Nassau Co , pop 4,964
Pres Bd Educ — Dr C H Ludluxn
Sec Bd Educ — G H. Baukney
City Superintendent — Ira M Gast
Principal High School — Thomas H. Alvord.
Supv Music — Marlon E Hebbard.
Manual Training — D D Gurnee
Drawing — Mary E Powell
Com'l and StenoK*v — E B. Hoke
Hempstead Institute, boys' boarding, non-
sect . D Turner, A M , Prin
Herkimer, Herklmer Co , pop 7,520
Pres Bd Educ — James H Walrad*
Sec Bd Educ — Ralph. D Moore
City Supt — George M Blmendorf
Principal High School — Marcella M Foley
Supv Music — S Ella Jonrowe
Domestic Science — Katharine Klnne.
Drawing11 — Rose M Acker
Penmanship-— Elizabeth Fagan
Commercial — B Hiram Mattingly
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Folts' Mission Institute, theol and kind ,
M E , est 1893, Rev Charles E Town-
send, Principal
Highland Falls Trade School, manual
training, indust , trade
Highland, Ulster Co , pop 1,570
Principal High School — W Q Crulkshank.
Highland Falls, Orange Co , pop 2,470
Principal High School — Herbert Preston
Lady Cliff Academy, girls' boarding, R C ,
Sister M Margaret, Superior
Hoganftbnrg, Franklin Co, pop 290
Pres Bd. Educ — A C Hill
City Supterlntendent — Volney J Ellis
Hogansburg Academy, prep co-ed , non-
sect , Mary F McGarr, Prin
Holley, Orleans Co , pop 1,679
Prln High School— Fayette W Van Zlle
Homer, Cortland Co , pop 2,695
Homer Academy and Union School, J M
Round, Prln
Honeoye, Ontario Co , pop 894
Pres Bd Educ — Frank Allen
Sec Bd Educ — George Deyo
Prln High School — L, B Houghton
Hooslck, Rensselaer Co , pop 888
Hoosac School boys prep , non-sect., est.
1899, Rev Edward Dudley Tlbbits, D
D , L H D Hector
Hooslck Falls, Rensselaer Co , pop ff.58*
City Superintendent — Clyde L Harvey
Prln High School — Earle Montgomery
Supv Music— Edith Richardson.
Dewey School, day school for children,
co-ed , Mrs. J M Dewey, Principal.
St Mary's Academy, girls' boarding, R. C ,
Francis McCranor, Prln
Hornell, Stenben Co, pop 18,617
Pres Bd Educ — J W Nicholson.
Sec Bd Educ — Floyd C Green.
City Superintendent — Elmer S Redman
Principal High School — Carl Churchill
Supv Music — Rush B Martin,
Manual Training — Orta Hardie.
Domestic Science — Clara E BardnelL
Drawing1 — Elxna Hewry.
Hornellsville Business and Shorthand
School, bus and aten , J E B Santee,
Pres
St. Ann's Academic School, prep , co-ed ,
R C , Francis J Naughten, Prln
Horseneads, Chemung Co , pop 1,778.
Principal High School — O T Butler.
Houghton, Allegany Co , pop 121
Wesleyan Methodist Seminary , theol , coll
and prep , boarding, co-ed , M B , eat
1884, James S Guckey, President
Hudson, Columbia Co , pop 11,417.
Pres Bd Educ — M R W Evans
Sec Bd Educ — C S Williams
City Superintendent — Charles S Williams
Prln High School — Malcolm McGregor
Supv Mus and Draw — Florence Rose.
Manual Training— Mildred Slbley
Domestic Science — Lilian Randall
Com'l and Stenog'y — Everett 8 Hewes
St Marys Academy, girls boarding R. C ,
Rev Joseph H Fitzgerald, Pres
Hudson Falls, Washington Co, pop 5,189
Pres Bd. Educ — Preston Paris
Sec Bd Educ. — W L Sawyn.
City Superintendent — Oscar W Knolt
Principal High School — George A Ingalls.
Supv Music— Edith McLaughlin
Domestic Science — Evelyn M. Furls.
Draw and Pen ship — Gertrude H Mason.
Hnntmgton, Suffolk TJo , pop 5,000
Pres Bd Eduo — H H Funnell
Sec Bd Educ — W S Bryant
City Supt & Prin H S— Robert K. Toaz
Supv Mus & Draw — Winifred Hubbel
Manual Training — Ruth S Hopkins
Commercial — William H Hlgbie
Stenography — Alice Driesbaugh
Ulan, Herkimer Co , pop 8,140
Pres Bd Educ — A, D Richardson.
Sec Bd Educ — A H Sumner
City Superintendent — H M Schwartz
Principal High School — L O Douglas.
Supv Music — Mary Hulbert
Drawing — Helena B Pfeifer
Irvington, Westchester Co , pop 2,819
Pres Bd Sduc — Dr E J Smith
Sec Bd. Educ — Dr Carroll Dunham.
Clt* Supt & Prln H S— Fred J Bierce
Supv Mus & Draw — Theresa E Thorn-
bury
Man Tr & Phy Cult. — R H Passmore
Domestic Science — Marlon S Roy
Penmanship— Elizabeth F Glenvllle
Com'l & Stenog'y — Mary A Kline
Tewksbury School, girls* boarding, non-
sect , The Misses Tewksbury, Principals
I»lip, Suffolk Co, pop. 1,785
Pres Bd Educ — Eugene R Smith
Sec Bd Educ — George B Hanford
Principal High School — Floyd Hurlbut.
Supv Mus & Draw — Joyce C Houghton
Penmanship — Bessie W Payne
Com'l & Stenog'y— Helen M Dayton
Ithaca, TompHns Co,, pop 14302
City Supt. & Prln H & — F D Boynton.
Cascadilla School, boys* boarding, non-
sect., est 1876, Charles V Parsell, A M.,
Prln
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Cornell University, comprises the Gradu-
ate School, College of Arts and Sciences,
of Law Medical College, New York State
Veterinary College, New York State Col-
lege of Agriculture, College of Architec-
ture, of Civil Engineering, and Sibley
College of Mechanical Engineering and
Mechanic Arts, co-ed , non-sect , est.
1868, Jacob Gould Schurman, LL D,
President
Cornell University, College of Architecture,
tech . co-ed , non-sect , Clarence A Mar-
tin, F A. I A, Dean
Cornell University, College of Arts and
Sciences, co-ed , non-sect , est 1868,
Edward Leamington Nichols, Ph D,
Dean
Cornell University, College of Civil Engi-
neering, tech , men, non-sect , Eugene
Elwln Haakell, C E Dean
Cornell University, College of Law, iaw.
co-ed , est 1S87 Frank Irvine, LL B ,
DIr
Cornell University School of Education,
normal training George P Bristol, Ph
D , Dean
Ithaca Commercial School, bus and sten ,
est 1910 W B Carhart, Prln
Ithaca High School, boys prep , non-sect ,
est 1S74, F D Boynton, Prin
New York State College of Agriculture,
Cornell University, agriculture, dairy In-
dustry, animal and poultry husbandry,
home economics, rural art forestry, land-
scape design, and nature study, co-ed ,
non-sect est 1868 Liberty H Bailey,
Director
New York State College of Agriculture, De-
partment of Forestry, professional
course In Forestry, Walter Mulford,
B S A Professor
New York State Veterinary College, Cor-
nell University, vet , men, est 1896,
Ver^nus A Moore, V S , Dean
Slbiev College of Mechanical Engineering
and the Mechanic Arts Cornell Univer-
sity couises in mechanical, electrical and
mining engineering men, non-sect , Al-
bert W Smith, M M E, Director
Sturgis School, boys' boarding, non-sect ,
est 1907, Cony Sturgis, A B. Prin,
Wyckoflf Phonographic Institute, The, bus
and sten est 1867 Mary A Adsitt,
Mgr
Jamaica, Qneens Co, pop 80,000
Prin High School — Theodore C Mitchell
Jamaica State Normal School, normal,
state, co-ed Archibald C M McLach-
lan Ph D, Pres
Jamestown, Chantanqua Co, pop 31,397
Pres Bd Educ — Arthur W Kettle
Clerk Bd Educ— Mildred R Falconer
Citv Superintendent — Rovillus R Rogers
Principal High School— Milton J Fletcher
Supv Music — Frederic E Bottsford
Manual Training— D Earl &tllso^
Domestic Science— Mary E Fletcher
Drawing— Blanche H Woodford
Physical Culture — George C Wilson
Jamestown — continued
Penmanship— Carrie L Young
Commercial — M May Brlggs
Jamestown Business College, bus and
sten— est 1887, H E V Porter, Pres
Johnstown, Fulton Co , pop 10,447
City Superintendent — Erie L Ackley
Keeaeville, Essex Co , pop 1,835
Principal High School — J W Blackmail
Kenmore, Erie Co, pop 1*080
Prln Union School — William C Uhrhan
Kenwood, Madison Co , pop 610
Female Academy of Sacred Heart, girls'
boarding, R C , Madam Teresa DIkovlch
Superior
Kenka Park, Yates Co, pop ISO
Keiika College coll , co-ed , nun-sect , est
1892 Joseph A Serena, Pres
Kingston, Ulster Co , pop 25,908
Pres Bd. Educ— William C DeWltt.
Sec Bd Educ— M J Michael.
City Superintendent — Myron J Michael
Principal High School — C K Moulton
Supv Music— Miss M Paulding
Physical Culture — Cathron Schoonmaker
Drawing — Grace White
Penmanship — Margaret Mulligan.
Livingston School for Children, prep , co-
id , non-sect., Miss Mary Moncrleffe
Livingston, Prin
Spencer's Business School, bus and sten ,
est 1889 Charles L Kelly, Prln.
Lackawanna, Erie Co , pop 14,549
Citv Superintendent — A E Cook
Prln High School— William C Fayette
Lake George, Warren Co , pop 632
Principal High School — George 8 Dlxon
ILakemont, Yates Co, pop 150
Starkey Seminary, prep , co-ed , board-
ing Christian, est 1889, Martyn Sum-
merbell, LL D, Pres.
Lake Placid, Essex Co , pop 1,682
Principal High School — W J Bra/man.
Lake Placid School, boys' prep , non-sect ,
John Hopkins, Prln
Lancaster, Brie Co , pop 4 864
Pres Bd Educ— Dr J G Miller.
Sec Bd Educ.— F J Adolf
Principal High School— P J Zeilman
Manual Training— H Pratt
Domestic Science — Ellen Ream.
Supv Mus and Draw — Adeline Griffith
Cozn'l and Stenog'y— Ruth DeWltt.
St. Mary's High School, prep , R C , Sis-
ter M Hyronina, Superior
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Larchmont, Westchester Co , pop 1,958
Manor School for Girls, girls' boarding,
P E , est 1900. Miss Hall and Miss
Hunting-ton, Principals
Lawrenoe, Nassau Co , pop 1,189
Pres Bd Educ— John G McNIcoll
Sec Bd Educ — N J Pettlt.
City Superintendent — Fred De L King
Principal High School — C C MacDoudd
Supv Music & Phys Cult — Frances Avery
Drawing — Edith Buckenberger
Com 1 & Stenog'y — Roger C Banndyne
Le Roy, Genesee Co , pop 8 771.
Pres Bd Educ — William C Donnan
Sec Bd Educ — J B Gellette.
City Superintendent — William M Dunn
Principal High School — William M Dunn
Supv Music — Martha G Berry.
Manual Training1 — C. Gordon Byther
Drawing — M G Berry
Lefltershlre, Broome Co , pop 3,775.
Pres Bd. Educ — J P Connexion.
Sec Bd Educ— -J J MacDavitt.
City Superintendent — Frank M. Smith.
Principal High School — Frank M Smith
Supv Music — Miss Helena L. Clarke.
Man Tr & Draw —Miss B3 Van Valkenberg
Liberty, SulIUan Co, pop 2,072
Principal High School — Homer T Wilmot
Lima, I ivtagston Co , pop 866
Genesee Wesleyan Seminary, prep , co-ed ,
M E , est IS 80 Rev Lafayette Congdon,
Ph D, D D, Prin
Genesee Wesleyan Commercial School, bus.
and eten , est 1832 , A B Matthews,
Director
LindenhuirBt, Suffolk Co, pop. 1,575
Principal Union School — O N. Duesler
Little Falls, Herkimer Co., pop 12,278
Pres Bd Educ— John Hurley
See Bd. Educ. — Henry C. Jones,
City Superintendent — John DeCamp
Principal High School — Louis A. Thayer
Manual Training— Henry Kolllgg
Domestic Science — 8. Edna Bush.
Drawing — Katherlne Jennings.
St Mary's Academy, girls' boarding, R a,
Sister Superior
Little Valley, Cattaraugus Co , pop 1,868.
Principal High School—I H. Agard.
Lockport, Niagara Co , pop. 17,979
City Superintendent — Emmet Belknap
Principal High School — Walter E. Sever-
ance
Bettinger Business Institute bus. and
sten., est 1905, Lucius P. Bettinger,
Principal
Conservatory of Music, O W Halstead, Di-
rector
Lockport Business Institute, bus. and aten ,
est. 1898, J Franklin Ryan, Pres
St Joseph's Academy and Industrial Fe-
male School , girls' boarding, R. C . Sis-
ter Antonla, Prin.
Locust Valley, Nassau Co, pop 580
Friends* Academy, prep , co-ed , Friends,
est 1876, Nelson A Jackson, A B, Prin.
Lowvllle, Lewis Co., pop 2,940
Pres. Bd Educ— William J Milligan
Sec. Bd Educ — L Charles Davenport
City Superintendent — William F H Breeze
Principal High School — Jessie A u singer
Supv Music — Agnes Keegan
Manual Training — Ellsha W Thurston
Domestic Science — Carolyn D Steele
Phjsical Culture — Percy Robertson
Drawing — Jessie Ausinger
Lowvillo Academy, prep , co-ed , public,
William F. H Breeze, Ph D, Prin
Massena, St. Lawrence Co, pop 2,951
Principal High School — D Howard Naylor
Mattawan, Dntchem Co., pap. 6,727.
Prin High School — Leon J Argetslnger
Penmanship — Hannah S Lewis
Com'l & Stenog'y — Harriett C Ayers
Lvons, Wayne Co , pop 4,460
Principal High School — W H Klnney
Malone, Franklin Co, pop. 6,467
Pres Bd Educ — M. E McClary
Sec Bd Educ — George J Whipple
City Superintendent — R M Northup
Principal High School — Fred Engelhardt.
Supv Music — Georgia M Starr
Drawing — Blanche Sanford
Commercial — William Curtis
Franklin Academy, prep , co-ed , public,
Fred Englehart, Prin
St Joseph's Academy, prep , girls and
young boys, B. C , M M Stanislaus,
Prin
Mamaroneck, Westchester Co, pop 5,699.
Pres Bd Educ — John F Hunter M D
Sec Bd Educ. — Charles M BIngleow
City Superintendent — George J Me Andrew
Principal High School — Elwood W Shafer
Music & Drawing — H Beatrice Hanacom.
Commercial — Ernest C Strobeck.
Trinity School, boys' boarding; non-sect. $
est. 1»1S, Rev W H C. Lylburn, Head-
master
Mauling, Onoodara *Co., pop. 1,814.
Pres. Bd Educ — A G Scoville
Sec Bd Educ — F K Armstrong
Principal High School — W H. Powlesland
St John's Military School, boys' boarding,
military P E , est 1869, Gen William
Verbeck, A, M, President
Verbeek Hall, military school for younger
boys management St John's Military
School
Marathon, Cortland Co., pop 1,079.
Principal High School — H. B. Bradley
Marlon, Wayne Co , pop 1,909
Principal High School— A. E Hemstreet.
Marlon Collegiate Institute, prep, co-ed.,
non-sect., Lewis Hosea Clark, A. B.,
Prin.
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Mayvllle, Chautanqus Co, pop 1,122.
Pres Bd Educ — C Prank Chapman
Sec Bd Educ — August Anderson
Principal High School— H B Perkins
Supv Music— Mary A Bond
Drawing— Miss Elsie E Johnson
MeohanlcfivHle, Saratoga Co, pop 6,634
Pres Bd Educ — William Tierney
Sec Bd. Educ — L B Blakeman
Pity Superintendent — A J Fry
Prln High School — Margaret B Ackart,
Supv Music — Winifred G Isaac
Draw and Pen' ship — Aurella Bresee
Medina, Orleans Co , pop 5 838
Pres Bd Educ — V M Poler
Sec Bd Educ— M J Whedon
City Superintendent — Paul R Merrlman
Principal High School — \ B Helmkamt
Supv Music — Winifred Clark
Drawing— Edith Benedict
Com'l and Stenog'y — Qracia Haight.
Mexico, Oswego Co , pop 1,833
City Superintendent — William. M Fort
g, Schoharle Co, pop 1,114
Pres Bd Educ — George B Wheeler
Sec Bd Educ — Charles White
City Supt — Wellington E VanWonner
Principal High School — David B Lockner
Mlddleport, Niagara Co, pop 1,530.
Prln. High School — Frank C Densberger
MIddletown, Orange Co , pop. 15,318
City Superintendent — James F Tuthill
Principal High School — William A Wilson.
Hendrlck s School , prep , co-ed , Miss Har-
riet L Hendrlck, Principal
MIddletown School of Commerce, bus and
sten , John B Van Gelder, Principal
MIddletown School of Telegraphy, co-ed ,
A D Lake, Principal
Ramsdell School, bus and sten , est 1895,
William C Ramsdall President
Trsullne Academy, girls' boarding, R C ,
est 1S6B, Mother M Loretta, Superior
Millbrook, Dutches* Co, pop 1,136
Pres Bd Bduc — P H Keaver
Sec Bd Educ— F H Swift
Prln. High School— William R Anderson
Supv Music — George Musgrove
Manual Training — Schuyler Barkley
Domestic Science — Alta Everson
Drawing — Elizabeth Sherman
Bennett School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect.. Miss May F Bennett, Prln
Mlnevllle, Essex Co , pop. 1,844.
Pres Bd Educ — S LeFeire
Sec. Bd Educ— A K McCIellan
Supervising Prln — Samuel D McCIellan
Supv Music — Katherine McGowan
Mohawk, Herklmer Co » pop. 2,079
Principal High School— Harvey N Holmes
Mohegan Lake, Wesfahester Co , pop 87
Billings' School, Miss, girls' boarding, non-
sect , est 1890, Miss Louise Billings,
Prln
Mohegan Lake School, boys' boarding, mili-
tary, non-sect , est 1880, Albert E Lin-
der A M, Prin
Monroe, Orange Co, pop 1,195
Principal High School — Leon A Stoddard
Monticello, Sullivan Co , pop 1,971
Pres Bd Educ — A M Scnber
Sec Bd Educ — Martin LaTourette
Principal High School — Frank L Smith
Supv Music — Nenah Ostrom
Manual Tialnlng — F L Smith
Domestic Science — Florence Miller
Physical Culture — F L Smith
Drawing — Mrs Fiances Ramsey
Pen ship, Com'l & Stenog'y — Caroljn Cox
Montour Falls, Schuyler Co , pop 1,208
Cook Academy prep co-ed Bapt , est
1872, Emll Hauke, B S, Pres
Moravia, Caynga Co , pop 1,324
Principal High School— Fred L Pitts
Moriah, Essex Co, pop 1,400
Sherman Collegiate Institute, prep , co-ed ,
non-sect , William B Richmond, Prln
Mount Kfsco, Westchester Co , pop 2,802
Pres Bd Educ — Frank F Fowler
Sec Bd Educ — F J Carpenter
Principal High School — James A Barkley
Supv Music — Edith Gllmon
Domestic Science — Grace S Wilcox
Physical Culture— Mabel E Wiggins
Drawing — Helen L Bull
Moimt Morris, Livingston Co, pop 2,782
Pres Bd Educ— W C Baker
Sec Bd Educ — Tiffany Barnard
Principal High School — Charles F Walter
Supv Mus & Draw — Ruth Drake
Commercial — Hazel Johnson
Mount Ternon, West Chester Co , pop 80,919
Pres Bd Educ— Frank M DIckenor
Sec Bd Educ — E Q Bienvenn
City Superintendent — Edwin C Broome
Principal High School— A, B Davis.
Supv Music — Thomas W Sturgeaon
Manual Training— Edward W BoBhart
Physical Culture— William H Geer
Drawing — Rose O Eddy
Commercial — C O Thompson
Lockwood Collegiate School, girls, prep ,
Miss Lockwood, Prln
Sherman's Business School, bus and sten ,
est. 1894, Charles F Sherman, Prin
Naples, Ontario Co , pop 1,098.
Pres. Bd Educ — D H Maxfleld
Sec Bd Educ — C E Koby
DIst Superintendent — H P Weatherlow
Principal High School— George A Bolles
Supv Mus & Draw — Mies Steele
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New Berlin, Cbenango Co, pop. 14
Pres Bd Educ — F T Whitmore
Sec Bd Educ— C B Dakin
Prln High School — R Andrew Emerson
Pen ship & Com 1 — Grace Amsden
New Brighton, Richmond Co , pop 16392
Prin Curtis High School — D D Feldman
Botsford School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect, L H Botsford, Prin
Staten Island Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect Frank R Page, Prin
St. Peter's Academy, girls' boarding, R C ,
Sister M Madeline, Superior
New Hartford, Oneida Co , pop 1,195.
Principal High School— H. D Hopkins
New Paltz, Ulster Co , pop 1,850
State Normal School, nor , co-ed , state,
est. 1885. John C Bliss, A. B , Ph D,
Prin
New Boohelle, Westcbester Co., pop. 28,887
Pres Bd Educ — William B Greeley
Sec Bd Educ — Grace B Pine.
City Superintendent — Albert Leonard
Principal High School — A E Chase
Supv Music — George H FOBS!,
Manual Training — G Glenn Newell
Domestic Science — Margaret Whittemore
Physical Culture — Florence G Bluett.
Drawing — Lillian A Lee.
Penmanship— William C Wallace.
Com'l and Stenog'y — Jeanette Hall
Beckwith Out-of-Door School, for small
children Mrs Beckwith, Principal.
College of New Rochelle, coll , women,
R C , est 1904, Rev M C O'Farrell,
Pres
Merrill School, girls' boarding, non-sect ,
est 1906, Mrs WInnifred Edgerton Mer-
rill, Ph D, Principal, Davenport, Neck
New Rochelle School and Kindergarten,
prep , co-ed., Miss Thornton, Prln
Payson School girls' boarding, Miss Mary
L Payson, Principal.
Ursultn? Academy, 'The Castle", girls'
boarding, R C , est. 1897, Mother M
Aloysius, Prin
New York, New York Co, pop 4,788,888.
Pres Bd Bduc — Thomas W ChurchllL
Seo Bd Educ — A. Emerson Palmer
City Supt— William H Maxwell
Associate Supt — Andrew W Edson.
Associate Supt — John H Haaren.
Associate Supt — Clarence E Meleney
Associate Supt — Thomas S O'Brien
Associate Supt— Edward B Shallow
Associate Supt — Edward L Stevens
Associate Supt — G Straubenmuller
Associate Supt — John H Walsh.
Supt High Schools — Darwin L Bardwell
Supt Evening School— Albert Shlels,
Supt Vacation School — Edward W Stltt.
Director Phy Tr— C Ward Crampton
Director Music — Frank R Rlz
Domestic Science — Mrs Mary E Williams.
Drawing (High) — James P Haney
Drawing (Elem ) — Frank H Collins
Manual Tr— Walter S Goodnough
Kindergartens— Fannlebelle Curtis.
New York — continued
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Manhattan
De Witt Clinton High School, 59th and 10th
ave , John L Tildsley, Prln
High School of Commerce, 155 W 65th,
James J Sheppard, Prin
Stuyvesant High School 15th and 1st Ave
Ernest R von Nardroff, Principal
Wadleigh High School, 114th St. and 7th
Ave Stuart H Rowe, Principal
Washington Irving High School, Irving
Place William McAndrew, Principal
The Bronx
Morris High School, 165th and Boston
Road, John H. Denbigh, Prin
Brooklyn
Bay Ridge High School, 86th St, nr 18th
Ave Harry A Potter, Principal
Boys' High School, March & Putnam Aves.
James Sullivan, Principal
Bushwick High School. 379 Evergreen Ave
Frank Rollins, Principal
Commercial High School, Albany, Bergen
& Dean Sts William Fairley, Principal.
Eastern District High School, March Ave
& Rodney William T Vlymen, Prin-
cipal
Erasmus Hall High School Flatbush Ave,
nr Church W B Gunnlson, Principal
Girls' High School Nostrand, Halsey &
Macon William L Felter, Principal
Manual Training High School, 7th Ave , 4th
& 5th Sts Charles D Larklns, Prin-
cipal
Bryant High School, Wilbur Ave, Long
Island City P E Demarest, Principal.
Far Rockaway High School, Far Rock-
away S J Ellsworth, Principal
Jamaica High School, Hillside Ave, Ja-
maica, L I T C Mitchell, Principal.
Newton High School, Blmhurst. J D
Dilllngham, Principal
Richmond Hill High School, Elm St. Rich-
mond Hill I N Fallor, Principal
Richmond
Curtis High School, Hamilton Ave, New
Brighton D D Feldman, Principal.
Abbott's Business School, bus. and sten ,
106 E 23rd St.
Academy of Mt. St. Ursula, girls' boarding,
R. C , est 1864, Mother Mary Chrysos-
tom, Directress, Bedford Park.
Academy of Our Lady of the Blessed Sac-
rament, girls' boarding, R. C , Mother
Superior, Stapleton
Academy of the Sacred Heart, girls' day,
Madame M Raleigh, Superior, 583 Mad-
ison Ave,
Albert! School of Expression, elo , co-ed ,
est. 1889, Eva Allen Albert!, A M , Prln ,
Carnegie Hall
Alculn Preparatory School, girls' boarding,
non-sect., Madison Ave and 80th
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Alexander Hamilton Institute, course In
modern business problems, est 1909,
Ralph W Smiley, A B, Sec, Astor
Place
All Saints' Academic School of Manhattan,
prep , co-ed R C , Julia T Fltzpat-
rlck, Prln, 1967 Madison Ave
American Academy of Dramatic Arts,
drama, co-ed , est 1884 Franklin H
Sargent, Pres , Carnegie Hall
American Institute of Applied Music, mu-
sic, est 1900, Kate S Chlttenden, Dean,
212 W 59th
American School of Engraving engraving,
Joseph A Goldstein, Manager, 30 E 14th
St
Art Students' League of New York art,
est 1S76 Stephen H Condlct Pres
Bange and \\hlton School girls boarding
non-sect est 1890 Miss Lois A Bangs
Principal RIverdale Ave and 252nd
Barnard School for Boys prep boys, non~
sect, est 1823, William Livingston
Hazen B A , LL B , Head Master, West
^244th St
(Barnard School for Girls girls' boarding,
non-sect , est 1897, William L Hazen,
A B , Headmaster. 421 W 148th St
Barnard School of Household Arts, domes-
tic art and domestic science, est 1908,
William L Hazen, LL. B , Pres , 226 W
79th.
Barnes School of Anatomy, Sanitary Sci-
ence and Embalming, co-ed est 1890,
Carl L Barnes, M D , LL D , President,
232 W 13th St
Baron de Hlrsch Trade School tech , men,
Jewish est 1891, J Ernest Q Talden,
Supt , 222 East 64th St
Bell School of Speech, elo , speech and
vocal development co-ed est. 1900,
Mary S Thompson, Dir , 28 W 44th St.
Benjamin School for Girls, girls' boarding,
est 1^04, Mrs Maurice C Benjamin, M
A, Prln 144 Riverside Drive
Benson School of Applied Design, art, est.
1898 Mrs Mae Benson, Director
Berkeley School, boys' day, non-sect.,
pst 1880, Joseph Curtis Sloane, A. M,
Headmaster, 270 W 72nd Street.
Berlitz Schools of Languages languages
co-ed , est. 1878, branch schools in prin-
cipal American and foreign cities M D
Berlitz, Head Director, 1122 Broadway
Bible Teachers' Training School, theol , co-
ed , est 1900, Rev W W White, Ph
D, D D., Pres, 541 Lexington
Bird's Bronx Business Institute, bus and
sten est 1900, George W Bird, Pres,
841 East 149th Street.
Blake School boys' prep , day, non-sect.,
est 1888, W C Cont, Headmaster, €65
Fifth Ave
Brearley School, girls' day, non-sect.,
est 1884, James G Croswell, M A,
Principal, 60 E 61st St
Browning School boys* day, non-sect , J
A. Browning, Prfh , 29 W 65th St.
New York — continued
Bryant School for Stammering, disorders of
speech corrected est 1880, Dr Frank A
Brjant Director 62 W 40th St
Buckley School, bovs day, non-sect , est
1913, B Lord Buckley, A B, Principal,
696 Madison Ave
Carl ton Conservatory1 of Music, voice and
all instruments, John J Carlton, Direc-
tor, 128 W 23rd
Carpenter School, boys' day, non-sect,
est 1900, H M Carpenter, Prln, 310
West End Ave
Chalif Normal School of Dancing, profes-
sional courses for training teachers of
dancing, Louis H Chalif, Principal, 7
W 42nd
Charlton School, girls' day, non-sect ,
est 1900 Miss Bertha M Boody, Prin-
cipal, 646 Park Ave
Classical School for Girls, girls boarding
and day non-sect , Mrs Helen M Sco-
vllle, Prin , 2034 5th Ave
College of Mount Saint Vincent, coll ,
women R C , est 1847, Mother Su-
perior Mt St Vincent
College of Dental and Oral Surgery of
New York, dent non-sect , co-ed , est.
1852, William Carr M- D . D D S,
Dean, 802 E 35th Street
College of Pharmacy of the City of New
York, phar , co-ed est 1829, Henry H
Rusby Dean, 115 W 68th St
College of St Francis Xavier, coll , men,
R C , est 1847, Rev Joseph H Rock-
well, S J, Pres, 80 W 16th
College of the City of New York, univ ,
city, men, non-sect , est 1849, John H
Fin ley, LL D , Pres , 17 Lexington Ave
Collegiate School for Boys, boys' day,
non-sect , est 1688, Arthur Fiske War-
ren, A B, Prin, 241 W V7th St
Collegiate School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect , Caroline M Gerrlsh, A B ,
Prin , 549 West End Ave
Columbia Grammar School, boys' day, non-
sect , est 1764, Benjamin H Campbell,
Headmaster 52 W 98rd St
Columbia Institute, boys boarding, non-
sect , Edwin Fowler, M D , A B , Prln ,
122 W 72nd St
Columbia University, comprises Columbia
College, faculty of Political Science, of
Philosophy, of Pure Science, of Fine
Arts, schools of Law, Medicine, Phar-
macy, Mines, Engineering and Chemis-
try, Architecture, Music, Journalism,
Barnard College (for women), and
Teachers' College, non-sect , est 1754,
Nicholas Murray Butler, LL D, Presi-
dent, 116th and Amsterdam
Columbia University, College of Pharmacy,
phar , men, est 1829, Henry Hurd Rus-
by, M D, Dean, 116 West 68th St
Columbia University, Barnard College,
coll for women, est 1889, Virginia C
Glldersleeve, LL D, Dean, 119th and
Broadway
Columbia University, Faculty of Fine
Arts, arch, mus., design, co-ed, non-
seot , est 1881, F J E Woodbrldge,
Dean
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Columbia University, College of Physicians
and Surgeons, med . reg , men, est
1807, Samuel W Lambert, M D, Dean,
437 W 59th
Columbia University, School of Mines, En-
gineering- and Chemistry, courses In mln-
ining, civil, sanitary, electrical, me-
chanical, and chemical engineering, men,
non-sect Frederick A Goetz, M So ,
Dean, 116th and Amsterdam
Columbia University, School of Architec-
ture arch est 1882, A D F Hamlin,
Frin
Columbia University, School of Law, law,
men, est 1859, Hartan F Stone, Dean, I
116th and Amsterdam !
Columbia University, Schools of Political I
Science, post graduate, co-ed , non- 1
sect est 1880, Frederick J B. Wood-
bridge, LL D, Dean
Columbia University, School of Journal-
Ism, co-ed , est. 1913, Talcott Williams
LL D, Dean, 115th and Broadway
Columbia University, Columbia College,
coll , men, non-sect , est 1754, Fred-
erick P Keppel Litt D, Dean, 116th
and Amsterdam
Comstock School, girls* boarding, non-
sect , est 1862, Miss Lydia Day, Prin-
cipal, 52 E 72nd
Cnxnatock Music School, resident and day,
Miss Elinor Comstock, Director, 1000
Madison Ave
Conell s School of Elocution and Physical
Culture, elo and physical training, co-
ed., non-sect , est 1897, Jennie Conell
Prln
Conservatory of Musical Art mus , co-
ed , Otto Jablonsky, Director, 214 Lenox
Ave
Cooper Union, courses In civil and me-
chanical engineering art, architecture,
stenography, telegraphy, elocution, day
and evenmg, co-ed , est. 1854, Charles
R Richards, Director
Cooper Union Woman's Art School, art,
women, Frederick DIelman, Director
Cornell University Medical College, reg ,
co-ed , est 1898, William M Polk, M D,
Dean, 1st Ave and B 28th
Cutler School, The, boys, est 1873 non-
sect , Arthur H Cutler, A B , Ph D ,
Prln , 20 B 50th St
Delancev School, girls' boarding, P E ,
Miss A Delancey, Prln . SOI W 98th St
De La Salle Institute, boys' boarding, R
C, est 1888, Brother Baldwin, Princi-
pal, 108 W 59th Street
Door School, Mrs N H , Mrs N B^ Door,
Prln, 862 W 107th St
Drake's Schools, bus and sten , Tribune
BIdg
Drisler School, The, boys' boarding, non-
sect, Frank Drisler, Prln, 235 W 76th
St
Durr Institute of -Music, co-ed , Carl Durr,
Director, 2089 Washington Ave
Dwlght School, boys' boarding, non-sect,
est 1880, Bmll £3 Camerer, A M, Prln.,
15 W 48rd St
New York — continued
Eagan School of Business, bus. and sten ,
Jno J Egan 42nd St , cor 6th St
Eastman-Games School bus and sten ,
prep . civil service, est 1892 Henry V
Gaines, Principal, Lenox Ave and 123d
Street
Eclectic Osteopath Ic Institute osteop , co-
ed . C F Conrad, Pres , 1063 Park Ave
Ellison School The, prep and kind , nor,
non-sect, Eliza A. Fleming, Prln, W
87th St
Ely's School for Girls. Miss, girls board-
ing non-sect , Miss Elizabeth L. Ely,
Prln, 340 W 86th St
Ethical Culture School, prep , co-ed., non-
Sict day est 1878 F C Lewis, Supt.
Central Park West and 63rd St
Fa\vcett (Missl and Hodge (Miss) School,
girls day, non-sect, est 1907, 127 E.
61st St
Female Academy of the Sacred Heart
girls boarding, R. C , Mother Mary
Moran, 49 W 17th St
Finch School, girls' boarding, non-sect ,
IVire Jessica Garretson Finch. A B,
Principal 61 E, 77th
Foidham University, comprises St John's
College, School of Medicine, of Law, of
Pharmacy, men R C est 1841, Rev
Thomas J McCluskey, S J , Pres Ford-
ham P O
Fordham University College of Medicine,
med leg est 1905 William P Healy,
M D , Dean, Bathgate Ave and Ford-
ham Rd
Foidham University, School of Law men,
da\ and evening, Paul Fuller, LL D ,
Dean 140 Nassau
Ford School of Expression, elo , E C
Ford Prin, 4 W 40th St
Franklin School, boys' prep , day non-
sect Dr Otto KoenJg, Prin , 18 W 89th
Friends? Seminary, prep , day, co-ed ,
Friends, est 1860 Edward B Rawson,
Pd. M., Principal, 226 B 16th Street
Froebel Normal Institute, kind, training
women non -sect est 1896, B F
Chandler, Registrar, 48 Irving PL
Gardnei School for Girls girls' boarding,
non-sect , est 1857, Miss Louise Eltlnge,
Prln, 607 5th Ave
General Society of Mechanics and Trades-
men School, manual training, indust and
trade
General Theological Seminary of the Prot-
estant Episcopal Church in the U S ,
theol , P B , men, est 1817, Very Rev
Wilford L Robblns, LL D, Pres, Chel-
sea So
Gorsline School, bus and sten , est 1889,
Charles H Gorsline, Principal, 708 Lex-
ington Ave
Grace Church Choristers' School, music,
boys, P E , est 1894, James Morris
Helfensteln, Director, 802 Broadway
Graham School for Girls, girls' boarding
and day, non-sect , est 1816, Howard
D Miner, Principal, 42 Riverside Drive
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Granberrj Piano School, piano and normal
music, co-ed , est 190b, George Fol-
sora Cranberry, Director, Carnegie Hall
Grand Conservatory of Music, music, co-
ed , Ernst Eberhard, Mus D, Director,
113 W 85th Street
Greene's School of Lip Reading, lip reading
for deaf, David Greene, Dir , 1122 Broad-
was
Groff School boys' boarding and day Jo-
seph C Groflf Prin , J59 W 75th St
Guilmant Organ School all branches organ
muaic and tuning, co-ed , est 1899
William C Carl Mus Doc , Director,
44 W 12th St
Hamilton Grange School, boys' and girls
day, non-sect Mrs E K. Morgan, Prin
513 W 142nd St
Hamilton Institute for Bojs, prep , day,
N Archibald Shaw, Prin, 599 West End
Ave
Hamilton Institute for Girls, girls' board-
ing and da\ , prep , non-sect Mrs N
Archibald Shaw, Jr Prin , 3 W 81st St
Harlem College Institute, girls day, non-
sect , M F Gloranly, Prin , 2184 7th
Ave
Harlem Preparatory School prep and tu-
toring, day and evening, J Weil M B
Prin 112nd and 7th Ave
Hawn School of the Speech Arts, drama,
or and elo , est 1907, Henry Gaines
Hawn President, Carnegie Hall
Hawthorne School girls' day, non-sect ,
est 1906, Margaret Sweet, Ph D, Prin,
250 W 72nd St
Hebrew Technical Institute, tech , men,
day non-sect , est 1883, Edgar S Bar-
ney, A M, C E Sc D, Principal, 34
Stuyvesant Street
Holy Cross Academy, girls' boarding, R
C , Sinter Maria, Prin , 343 W 42nd St
Horace Mann School prep , co-ed , non-
sect est 1888 Samuel T Dutton LL
D Superintendent, 551 120th St
Hunter's Kindergarten Training School,
kind training, private, women, non-
sect , est 1883, Miss Jenny Hunter, Prin,
15 W 127th St.
Independent School of Art, drawing, paint-
Ing composition A S Baylinson, Sec,
1947 Broadway
Institute of Musical Art of the City of
New York, music, co-ed , est 1905,
Prank Damrosch, Director, 120 Clare-
mont Avenue
Institut Tisne, girls' day, French, est
1893, Mme Henrlette Tisne, Prin, 583
West End Ave
Institution for the Improved Instruction of
Deaf Mutes state, co-ed , literary and
indust courses , Harris Taylor, LL D ,
Principal, 904 Lexington
International Conservatory of Music, mns ,
elo and drama, est 1892, M H Mattes
Director, 733 Lexington Ave
Irving School, boys' day, non-sect est
1890, Louis Dwlght Ray, A M , Ph D,
Prin, 35 W 84th St
New York — continued
Jewish Theological Seminary of America,
theol men Jewish, est 1886, Solomon
Schechter, Lltt D, Prea , 631 W 123rd
Joseph Preparatory School, prep , co-ed ,
non-sect , Samuel Joseph, Prin, 151-153,
Clinton St.
KeH's School, bus and sten , est 1894
R A Kells, Principal 143 W 125th
Kelvin School, boys day, non-sect , est
1904, GAL Dlonne, Principal, 331
W 70th St
Klelser School of Elocution, elo and ora,,
Grenvllle Kleiser, Dlr , 1269 Broadway
Knickerbocker School of Secretaries, bus
and sten , D McClellan Smith, Director,
489 Fifth Ave
Kohut School for Boys, prep day non-
sect George A Kohut Ph D , Prin ,
Independence Ave and 254th
Lachmund Conservatory of Music piano,
violin and voice co-ed , non-sect , est
1S89 Leu Ig M Hubbaid Director, 132
\V 86th St
Lake School for Girls, girls' prep , non-
sect , Miss Lake, Prin , 47 W 55th
La Salle Academy, boys' prep , military,
R C . est 1848, Brother Alban, Princi-
pal, 44 Second Street
Lansing- Walsh School, girls' day, non-
sec eat 1908, Mr and Mrs Lansing
Walsh, 238 W 76th
Lawrence School of Acting, dramatic, co-
ed , est. 1869, E G Lawrence, Dir, 18
E 23rd
Leete School, girls' day, non-eect , est
1891, Charles H Leete, Ph D, Prin,
17 E 60th St
Lemckes Cooking School, domestic sci-
ence, est 1890, Emma K. Lemcke-Bark-
hausen, Prin , 2 E 42nd
Lenox Institute, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
Andrew Luban, Prin , 334 Lenox
Lexington School of Music, mus , Louise
Meinecke, Dlr, 1089 Lexington Ave
Loyola School, prep , boys' day, R C ,
est 1900, Bev David W Hearn, 8 J,
Principal, 65 E 88rd Street
MacGregor Shorthand School, sten , F A
MacGregor, Pres , 243 Broadway
Madison Avenue School of Stenography,
sten , Miss Therese Aub, Prin , 1529
Madison
Manhattan College, comprises Department
of Arts, High School, and Department of
Civil Engineering, men, R C , est 1853,
Rev Brother Edward, Pres, Broadway
and W 131st
Manhattan Trade School for Girls, trade,
day, non-sect , Florence Marshall, Prin ,
209 E 23rd
McFee's Boarding and Day School, girls,
non-sect , Miss Catherine McFee, Prin ,
152 W 72nd.
Mechanic's Institute, courses in architec-
tural and mechanical drafting, and ap-
plied mechanics, Louis Rouilllon, Direc-
tor, 20 W 44th
Merchants' and Bankers' Business School
S C Estey, Prin, 605 Madison
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Merrill's School, girls' boarding, non-
sect , Mrs W E Merrill. Prin f 225
West End
Merrill- Van Laer School, girls' boarding,
non-sect , 30-34 E 57th
Metropolitan Shorthand School, sten , W
L Mason, Prin, 35 W 21st
Miller School of Business, bus and sten ,
est 1888, Charles Miller. Prin, 1133
Broadway
Mount Tabor Manual Training and Indus-
trial School for Colored Youth, Rev
HoVacp G Miller, Prin . 57 W 134th
Mull's School bus and sten , est 1901,
E E Mull, Broadway and 66th
National Academy of Design, art, co-ed ,
Fred Dlelman, Director, 109th and Am-
sterdam
National Business Institute, accounting,
finance and normal business courses, est.
1910, George Kent Hinds, C P A,, Man-
ager, 45 W 34th Street
National Conservatory of Dramatic Art,
ora and dram , F P Mackay, Prin ,
19 W 44th
National Conservatory of Music of Amer-
ica, mus , est 1885, Wassily Safanoff
Director, 128 W 7»th
National Jewelers Art School of America,
practical training courses in Jewelers' arts
and crafts, Conrad Schickerling, Direc-
tor, 110 W 40th
National School of Caricature co-ed L
Preau, Director, 185 World Bldg.
New York American Veterinary College,
New York University, men est 18*»9,
William J Cootes M D, Dean, 141 W
54th
New York Business Institute bus and
sten , Henry V Galnes, Prin , 36 W
123rd.
New York College of Dental and Oral
Surgery, dent f co-ed , est 1893, Wil-
liam Carr, D D S, Dean 216 W 42d
New York College of Dentistry, dent ,
men, est 1866, Faneull D. Weisse, Dean,
205 E 23rd
New York College of Music, mus , est
1878, co-ed , Cart Hein, Director, 128 B
68th
New York Collegiate Institute, girls, non-
sect Mary Schoonmaker, Prin , 241
Lenox
New York Commercial School, bus and
sten , civil service, 86th and Madison
New York Conservatory of Music, music,
co-ed est 1860, Louis G Parma, Di-
rector, 181 Lenox Ave
New York Cooking School, clajss and pri-
vate lessons, est 1876, Miss Underwood,
Supt, 105 E 22nd
New York Dental School, dent , co-ed
est 1893, Charles M Ford, D D S,
Dean
New York Dramatic School, ora and
drama, 7th Ave, cor W 57th
New York Electrical School, tech , applied
electricity, men, George J Cox, Director,
39 W 17th
New York— continued
New York German Conservatory of Music,
mus est 1876 August Fraemcke, Di-
rector, 306 Madison Avenue
New York Homeopathic Medical College,
med , homeop men, est 1860, Royal S
Cop el and M D Avenue A and 63rd
New York Institute of Accountancy, prep,
for Certified Public Accountant, men Y
MCA, George E Beck A M Di-
rector
New York Kindergarten Association-
School normal kind , Mary H Water-
man, Prin, 524 W 42nd
New York Law School, law men, est.
1S91, George Chase, LL D Dean, 35
Nassau
New York Medical College and Hospital
for Women, med . homeop , women,
est 1863, Emily C Charles, M D,
Dean, 19 W 101st
New York Nautical College, navigation
and marine engineering, men eat 1882 p
Capt Fritz E Uttmark, Prin
New York Normal Art School, normal art;
200 Fifth Ave
New York Normal School of Physical Ed-
ucation, nor physical culture, co-ed ,
Watson L Savage, M D, President,
SOS W 59th
New York Polycllnlc Medical School and
Hospital med , post-grad , co-ed ,
John A Wyeth, M D, Dean 345 W
50th
New York Preparatory School, prep co-
ed non-sect day and evening, Em II E
Camerer. A M Prin, 16 W 43rd
New York Post-Graduate Medical School
med , post-grad , co-ed , eat. 1882,
George F McKernon, M D, Dean 301
E 20th
New York School for the Hard of Healing,
lip reading for adult deaf est 1903 Ed-
ward B Nitchle B A, Principal, 156
Fifth Ave
New York School of Applied Design for
Women applied art, women est 1892
Frank Tllford, Pres , 160 Lexington Ave
New York School of Clinical Medicine,
med , post-grad , co-ed , est 1806,
Augustin H Goelet, M D Pres
New York School of Expression, elo, dra-
ma and phy tr , est 1893, Charlotte
Sulley Presby, President, 818 W 57th
New York School of Fine and Applied
Art, co-ed Frank Alvah Parsons, Di-
rector 2237 Broad wav
New York Trade School day and even-
ing courses in mechanics and trades,
men, est 1881, H V Brill Supt, 1st
Ave and 67th
New York School of Philanthropy, to fit
for civic and social service, conducted
by the Charity Organization Society, Ed-
\vard T Devine Director, 105 E 22nd
New York School of Secretaries, to prepare
for private secretary, co-ed , V M
Wheat Director, 27 W 42nd
New York School of Music and Arts, mu-
sic drama languages, boarding dept ;
Ralfe Leech Sterner, Pres , 56 W 97th
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New York Training School for Teachers,
normal , state , co-ed , B N Jones, Prin ,
220 W 120th.
New York University, comprises the Col-
lege, Graduate School, School of Applied
Science, of Commerce, of Pedagogy, of
Law, of Medicine, co-ed , non-sect , est
1831, Elmer Ellsworth Brown, LL D,
Chancellor, University Heights
New York University, Graduate School,
Science, courses in civil, mechanical, and
chemical engineering, men, est 1862,
Charles H Snow, Sc D, Dean, Univer-
sity Heights.
New York University Law School, law,
co-ed , Clarence D Ashley, Dean, Wash-
ington Square
New York University, School of Applied
Sciences, courses in civil, mechanical and
chemical engineering men, est 1862
Charles H Snow, Sc D , Dean University
New York University School of Commerce,
Accounts and Finance, co-ed , est 1901,
Joaenh F Johnson, D S C , Dean,
89 Waverly Place
New lork University School of Medicine,
see University and Bellevue Hospital
Medical College
New York University, School of Pedagogy,
courses for teachers, co-ed , est 1890,
Thomas M Balliet, Ph D, Dean, Wash-
ington Sq BL
Normal College of the City of New York,
normal, city co-ed , George S Davis,
1*1*. D, Pres., Park Ave and E 68th
Pace Institute of Accountancy, professional
course for C P A , Homer St Clalr
Pace, 50 Church St
Packard Commercial School, bus and sten ,
est 1858, Byron Horton, A M Pres ,
Lexington and 35th
Paine Uptown Business School, bus and
sten est 1872, H W Remington, Pres,
1931 Broadway
Pattersons Navigation School, courses in
practical navigation, Capt Patterson, 180
Water St
Pernin Shorthand School, stenography, E
F Long, Prin , World Bldg
Polytechnic Institute, tech , men, non-
sect , Henry Sanger Snow, Director
Pratt Business School, bus and sten.,
Franklin P Pratt, President, 62 W 45th
Street
Rayson School for Girls girls' boarding
and day, non-sect. The Misses Rayson,
Prins 176 W 75th
Regis High School, boys' prep, non-sect ,
David W Hearn, Prin, 51 E 84th St
Reno Margulls School for Children with
Defective Hearing, private, non-sect ,
co-ed , est 1901, Mrs A Reno Margulis,
Prin
Rhodes Preparatory School, prep , men,
day and evening, est. 1911; Leo Freed-
man, B S Pres 8 W 125th
Riverdale Country School, boys' boarding
and day Frank Sutllff Hackett, Head-
master, Riverdale and 263rd
New York— continued
Riverside School, girls' prep and primary,
non-sect est 1900, Marlon A Light-
hipe, Prin , 869 West End Ave
Robertson Day School, prep , co-ed ,
Presb , est 1798, David G Wylie, D D,
Ph D , Prin , 3 W 95th
Ruscoe School of Commerce, bus and
sten est 1888, Henry H Beldleman,
President, 216 W 125th Street
St Agatha School, girls' day, P E , est.
1898, Emma G Sebrlng, A M. Prin,
553 West End Ave
St Ann s Academy boys' boarding and
day R C , est 1892, Brother Daclanus.
\ M , Director Lexington and 77th
St Brldgld s Academic School, prep, co-
ed , R C est 1860, Sister Mary Nico-
Ilna, 313 E 10th
St Catherine's Academy, girls boarding,
R C , est 1890, Sister M Mercedes, 539
W 152nd St
St Francis Xavler College (Manhattan
Boro) coll , R C est 1847, Rev T J
McCIuskey, S J , Pres
St Gabriel's Academy of Manhattan, prep ,
girls, R C , Sister M Vincent la, Su-
perior, 281 E 86th
St Jerome's Academy, prep , co-ed , R
C Mother M Clara Ward, 343 E 137th
St John Baptist School for Girls, girls'
boarding, P E , est 1880, Sister Su-
perior, 233 E 17th Street
St John s College, coll , men , R C , est
1841, Rev Daniel J Quinn, S J, Pres
St Lawrence's Academy of Manhattan,
prep , R C , Mother M Josepha Cullen,
Superior, 42 E 84th
St Thomas Academic School, prep , co-ed ,
R C Sister M Chrysostom
St Vincent De Paul's School, girls* board-
ing, R C , Sister Mary of St Irene,
Prin, 116 W 24th
St Walburga's Academy, prep , R C
Mother Marie Joseph Superior, 625 W
140th Street
Sachs Collegia to Institute, boys' boarding,
non-sect , Dr Otto Koenig, Prin , 38
Central Park South
Sachs Collegiate Institute, girls' board-
ing, non-sect , Julius Sachs, Prin , 116
Central Park, South
Sco vi lie School for Girls girls' boarding,
non-sect , est 1889, Mrs Helen M Sco-
vllle, Principal, 2042 Fifth Avenue
Scudder School for Girls, prep , secretarial,
nor kind , dom scl , boarding Myron
T Scudder, A M, Prin, 59 W 96th
Semple School, girls' boarding and day,
non-sect Mrs T Darrlngton Semple,
Prin, 241 Central Park W
Senftner Preparatory School, prep , co-ed. ,
non-sect , day and evening, est 1891,
Alexis E Senftner, Ph D, Prin, 13
Astor PI
Spence's School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect , Miss C B Spence, Prin , 80 W
55th
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Sym's School, prep , boys, non-sect , WI1-
bert P Ferguson, Ph D , Principal, 49
E 61st Street
Teachers' College, Columbia University
comprises School of Education, and
School of Practical Arts, co-e<2 , est
1888, James E Russell, LL D, Dean,
120th and Amsterdam
Thomas School of Art, periodical illustrat-
ing: and fashion drawing, day and night
classes, est 1890, B F Thomas, Presi-
dent, 161 W 23rd
Thompson Business School, bus and sten ,
est 1865, G S Kimball, President 116
W 14th
Toby's Institute of Accounts and School
of Shorthand, bus and sten , est 1903,
Edward Toby, Principal, 156 Fifth Are
Trinity School, prep , boys' day, P E ,
*«t 1709, Rev Lawrence T Cole, Ph D,
Hector, 139 W 91st
Union Theological Seminary, theol*; men,
non-sect , est 1336, Rev Francis
Brown, D D , LL D , Pres , Broadway
and 120th
United States School of Secretaries, secre-
tarial training and accounts Oliver Mc-
Ewan, Headmaster, 509 5th Ave
University and Bellevue Hospital Medical
College, med , reg , men, est 1341, Eg-
bert Le Fevre, M D, LL. D, Dean, First
AVP and E 26th
Ursullne Academy, girls' boarding, R C ,
Mother Ursula, Superior, 1032 Grand
Blvd
"Veltln School, girls' boarding non-sect..
Miss Louise E Veltin, Prin , 160 W 74th
"Vienna Conservatory of Music, Adolph
Bruckman, Director, 65 2nd Ave
Yilla Maria Academy, girls' boarding, R.
C , Reverend Sister Superior, 1S9 E 79th
Virgil Piano Conservatory, mos.j «st 1891,
Mrs. A. M Virgil, DirectoresB, 42 West
76th Street.
Von Ende School of Music, music, co-ed.,
Herwegh von Ende, Director, 44 W 85th
Street. Herwegh von Ende, Director
Wai worth Business Institute, bus. and
sten , est 1858, George S Wai worth,
Principal, 200 W 72nd Street
Woingart Institute, boys' boarding, Jew-
ish, est 1889, S Welngart, Prin, 2041
7th
Whipple School of Art, co-ed , C A Whip-
pie, Director, 900 6th Ave
Wood's Business School, bus and sten ,
Samuel J Wood, President, 5th Ave and
125th. (Branch school at 370 B 149th
Street )
Wright Oral School for the Deaf, prep ,
co-e<l » non-sect , est 1894, John Dutton
Wright, Prin, 1 Mt Morris Park, W
Wulff Academy of Musical Art, co-ed.,
Rosa Wulff, Director, Lexington Ave. A
121 Street.
TCavier High School, boys* prep , day, mil
dept., R C j Rev Joseph H. Rockwell,
S J, Principal, SO W 16th,
>ew York— continued
Zellman Conservatory of Music, music, co-
ed , con -sect Joseph B Zellman, Di-
rector, 349 Lenox
Ziegler Institute of Normal Singing, co-
ed , Anna E Ziegler, Pres , 1425 Broad-
way
Newark, Wayne Co , 0,227
City Superintendent — William M Fort
Principal High School— F M. Jenner
Newbargh, Orange Co , pop 27,805.
Pres. Bd. Educ — Samuel E Shipp
Sec Bd. Educ — James M Crane.
City Superintendent — James M Crane
Principal High School — William H Doty
Supv Music — Marjorie B Brundage.
Manual Training — Alex J Hutchinson.
Drawing— Ida C LeRoy
Commercial — Lynn D. Talbot.
Stenography — Elizabeth Sheridan
Mount St. Mary's Academy, girls' board-
ing, R C., Sister M Emmanuel, Prin
Newburgh Free Academy, public school*
William H Doty. Prin
Quassalck Hall, girls* boarding-, non-sect,
Miss Barrett, Principal
Spencerian Institute of Business and Short-
hand, bus. and sten., E M Turner,
Pres.
Sycamore Farm School for Nervous and
Backward Children, R. F D. 4
Newfield, Tompklna Co, pop 354.
Pres Bd Educ —William Weathers!!
Sec Bd Educ — Delia Cox.
Principal High School— Lee Milk.
Niagara Falls, Niagara Co, pop 80,445
Pres Bd Educ— N F Maddever
Clerk Bd Educ — Anne L Tobey
City Superintendent — R. A. Taylor
Principal High School— John B Laldlaw
Supv Music — Lettie J Ransom
Manual Training — Leon E Banks
Domestic Science — Florence E RItter
Physical Culture — Lawrence S H11L
Drawing — Katherine F Johnson
Penmanship — W J Downey
Commercial — Mary Ryan
DeVeattz School; boys* boarding, military.
P. BL, est 1857, Rev William S. Bar-
rows, Prin
Niagara University F O , Nlagant Co.
Niagara University, coll , men, B. a, est.
1856, Very Rev M A Drennan, C M,
Pres
Seminary of Our Ladv of Angels, Niagara
University, tneol , men , R C , est. 1856,
Rev M A. Drennan, C M , A M , Presi-
dent.
North Chill, Monroe Co , pop 21*
A, M. Chesbrough Seminary* prep , co-
ed.; non-sect; boarding, eat. 1889, H.
A. Millican, Prin.
North Collins, Urle Co, pop. 1,060.
Pres Bd Educ— Dr W L Odeftl
Sec Bd. Educ.— Mrs. Emma Train
Principal High School— Frank N. Zurbrtck,
Supv Music — Oeorgiana Park
Drawing — Emma Flourad
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North Tarrytown, Westchester Co , pop
5,4131
Fres Bd Educ — Henry Eckert.
Sec Bd Educ — Q P Van Tassell
City Superintendent — Charles A Benedict
Prin. High School — Charles A Benedict
S,upv Music — Emma L Silver
Manual Training — Howard W Jenning
Domestic Science — Irene T O'Brien
Drawing— Edith Titus
Com'l and Stenog*y — Maude Glazier
North Tonawanda, Niagara Co, pop 11,955
City Superintendent — R S, Searing
Principal High School— Edward P Smith
Northville, Fulton Co, pop 1,180
Pres Bd Educ— A W Heath
Sec Bd Educ — J S Barker
Principal High School — Nathan E Lincoln
Drau ing — Miss Tenant
Norwich, Chenango Co, pop
Pres Bd Educ — Judge George W Raj
Sec B£ Educ— William Mason
City Superintendent — Stanford J Gibson
Prin High School— Wayne E Benedict
Supv Music — Ada R MacGregor
Com 1 & Stenog 5 — Marj T Newman
Nornood, St Lawrence Co, pop 1,983
Principal High School — D R Lewis
Nunda, Uiingston Co, pop 1,048
Prin H S — Benjamin F Cericebox
Njack, Rookland Co , pop 4,610
Prea Bd. Educ — B W Demarest
Sec Bd Educ — W O Polhemus
City Superintendent — Edward J Bonner
Principal High School — Edward J Bonner
Supv Music — Gertrude B HIckok.
Drawing — Jennie M White
Penmanship — Ruby A Hlldredth
Com 1 and Stenog'y — Dorothy A. Helme
CKerlook Academy bovs' boarding, mil
est 1903, Maj George Wilson, Prin
Rock land Military Academy, military, non-
sect , Elmer E French A M , Prin
St Ann's Academic School, prep , co-ed ,
R C , Sister Dominica
Oakfleld, Genesee Co, po^!236
Pres Bd Educ — C W Moore
Sec Bd Educ— E A McCuIloch
Principal High School — Charles A Coons
Cary Collegiate Seminary, prep , co-ed ,
P E Curtis Carlos Gove, M A , Prin
Offdenshurg, St Lawrence Co , pop 15,983
City Superintendent — Francis C Byrn
Holy Cross Academic School, prep , co-ed ,
R C Rev P O LiiRose, Pres
Ogdensburg Free Academy, high school,
co-ed , Fred Van Dusen, Principal
St Mary's Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister, Superior
Olean, Cattarangns Co, pop 14,748
Pres Bd Educ — C S Andrew*
Sec Bd Educ — George C Alderman
City Superintendent — D E Batcheller
Principal High School — Franklin E Pierce
Supv Music— Mrs Ella F Moore
Manual Training — A B Fairbanks
Clean — continued
Domestic Science — Genevieve Flnnessy
Draw and Pen'ship— Frank E Maudeville.
Commercial — George R Reich
Stenography— Elizabeth Mitchell
West brook Commercial Academy, bus and
sten est 1882, E D Westbrook, Prin
Onrida, Madison Co , pop 8,317
City Superintendent — B M Gould
Principal High School — Burton P Fowler
Oneonta, Ot«e*o Co., pop 9.491.
Pres Bd Educ — J R Skinner
Sec Bd Educ —George J Dann
City Superintendent — George J Dann
Principal High School — R E Morris
Supv Music — Mabel Jolmsbee
Manual Training — Bernice Phipps
Domestic Science— Gertrude Whyte
Physical Culture — Helen Thompson
Drawing— Jennie Clark
Com'l and Stenog'y — Susie Van Auken
Statoi Normal School, normal, state, co-
ed , est 1889, Percy I Bugbee, D Sc ,
Pres
Oriftkany, Onelda Co , pop 1,010
Principal High School — Orson C Babbitt.
Osslnlng, Westchester Co , pop 11,480*
City Supeilntendent — W H Ryan
Principal High School — Leon A Brown
Holbrooks' School, boys' boarding, mill,
tary, non-sect , est. 1866, Rev Dwlght
Holbrook, M D, Prin
Mcunt Pleasant Military Academy, mili-
tary, est 1814, non-sect , Charles F
Brusie A M, Prin
Osslning School for Young Ladies, girls'
boarding, non-sect , est 1869, Clara C
Fuller, PrJn
St Johns School for Boys, boys' board-
Ing non-sect est 1842, Rev William
A. Ranney, Ph B, Prin
Os« ego, Oswego Co , pop 28,308
City Superintendent — Charles W Richards.
Principal High School — Frederick Lelghton
Chaffee's Phonographic Institute, bus and
sten W G Chatfee Pres
Lavere s Phonographic School , bus and
sten , H S Lavere, Principal
State Normal and Training School, nor-
mal, state, co-ed , James R Riggs, Pres
St Paul's Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister M Sylvester, Superior
Owego, Tioga Co , pop 4,638
City Superintendent — Isaac S Carroll
Owego Free Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , Herbert L Russell, Prin
Oxford, Chenango Co , pop 1,654
Pres Bd Educ — Jared C Estelon
Sec Bd Educ— F A McNeil
Principal High School — M D Merring
Supv Music — Anna Skinner
Drawing — Eva Shanks
Oxford Academy and Union School, prep ,
co-ed Merton D Merring, Frln
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Orsler Bay, Nassau Co , pop 2,300
Pres Bd Bduc— H G Val.
Sec Bd Educ — George D Clarke
City Superintendent — Thomas Colby
Manual Training — Thomas Colby
Drawing — Anna M Ball
Penmanship, Com'l & Stenog'y — Jennie G
Brown
Fainted Post, Steuben Co, pop 1,224
Principal High School — Albert D Dyslnger
Palmyra, Wayne Co , pop 2,268
Pros Bd Educ — Edwin B Anderson
Sec Bd Educ — Frederick E Converse
Prin Classical H S — Ralph W Swetman
Supv Mus & Draw —Anita B Craddock
Palmyra Business College, bus , sten , C
H Best, President
Patchogne, Suffolk Co , pop 8,824
Pres Bd Educ — Frank Guttridge
Sec Bd. Educ — Henry J Bishop
City Superintendent — Wellington E Gordon
Principal High School — Mrs F W Furman
Drawing — Harriet L Hurtin
Commercial — Mary C De Kalb
Pawling, Dutohess Co, pop 848
Pres Bd Educ — B F Burr
Sec Bd Educ — H F Blessing
Principal High School— L R Bowdish
Pawling School for Boys, boys' boarding,
non-sect , Frederick L Gamage, D C L,
Headmaster
Pearl River, Rockland Co , pop 1,200
Principal High School — Albert L Brooks
Peeksktll, Westchester Co., pop. 15,245
Pres Bd Educ — J W Husted.
Sec Bd Educ — Franklin Montress
Superintendent Dlst 7 — Walter H Young
Superintendent Dlst. 8— A D Dunbar
Prin Drum Hill H S — B M Quittmeyer
Manual Training— C A. Reichenbach,
Domestic Science — Lanetta Roake.
Supv Mus & Draw — Marguerite Hemlton.
Penmanship — Rose A. Burke.
Com'l and Stenog'y — J R. King
Peekskfll Military Academy, boys' board-
Ing, non-sect, est, 1888, J C Bucher,
M A and C A Robinson, Ph D, Prin
St Mary's School— Mount St Gabriel, girls'
boarding, Episcopal, Sister Mary Maud,
Superior
Peekskill Business Institute, bus and
sten , Joseph Kuhn, Principal
Westchester Military Academy, boys' board-
Ing-, P A Herwig, Ph. D, Headmaster
Worrall Hall Military Academy, boys*
boarding, P B , est 1870, James N Mo-
Lure, Supt
Pelham Manor, Westchester Co., pop. 681.
Haxen School, girls' boarding, non-sect ,
Mrs. John Cunningham Hazen, Prin.
Fenn Tan, Yates Co , pop 4 597
Pres Bd. Educ. — John B Cramer.
Sec Bd Educ. — N Wlnton Palmer
City Superintendent — N Wlnton Palmer
Principal High School— W Eugene DeMelt,
Supv Mus. and Draw — Mildred Kelly
Penn Yan— continued
Manual Training — Lloyd I Snodgrass
Domestic Science — Katherine Row Moore
Penmanship— Charles B Shaw
Penn Yan Free Academy, prep » co-ed ,
non-sect., est. 1898, W Eugene De Melt,
Prin
Perry, Wyoming Co , pop 4,888
Prin High School— William H McClelland
Phelps, Ontario Co , pop 1,854
Union and Classical School, prep co-ed ,
public, Louis E Bird, Prin
Pboenix, Oswego Co , pop 1,642
Principal High School — De Forest Brane
Plermont, Rockland Co , pop 1,380
Prin Tappan Zee H 8 — Lester J Backus.
Pike, Wyoming Co , pop 458
Pike Seminary High Schoq^, PreP • co-ed.;
public, Clayton J Dudley; Prin
Pittsford, Monroe Co, pop 1,205.
Principal High School — Theodore A* Zornow.
Plattsbnrg, Clinton Co, pop. 12,187
Pres. Bd Educ — Harry T Kellogg
Sec Bd Educ — Albert M Warren
City Supt &} Prin H S — F K. Watson
Supv Music — Evelyn Bromley
Drawing — Helen M Gobel
Commercial — H Clay Nlles
Assumption Institute prep , co-ed , R, C ,
Brother Denis Director
Champlatn Summer School, summer school,
co-ed , R C , est 1890, Rev D J Mc-
Mahon D D Pres. •
D'TouvIlle Academy, girls' boarding, 1R C ,
est 1861, Sister McMillan, Superior
Plattsbuig State Normal and Training
School normal, state co-ed., George K
Hawkins, D Sc , Principal
St, Peter's College boys, prep R. C.,
Brother Denis, Director
St. Peter's Girls' School, girls' boarding,
R. C., Sister M Trinity
Pert Byrea, Caynr* Co., pop-
Principal High School— Charles L. Van Nort
Port Chester, Westchester Co* pop. 12,W*
City Superintendent— William T Whitney
Principal High School— Mary B. Keliher
Port Henry Essex Co., pop. 2,26ft
Principal High School— P F Burke
Champlaln Academy prep , co-ed , R. C ,
Sister M Cecilia, Superior
Port Jefferson, Suffolk Co, pop 2,200
Pres Bd Educ— George, E Darling
Principal High School — Arthur B Firman.
Port Jervls, Orange Co pop 9,564.
Pres Bd Educ— P J Gaudy
Sec Bd. Educ— Mr L C Singer
City Superintendent — Norman C Gile
Principal High School — H C Hartley
Supv Music— Mis* H G Cunningham.
Drawing— Miss I K. Honrbeek.
Pen'ship and Com'l— Mrs. Ida B Curttn.
Stenography— Miss P P. Carroll.
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Port Washington, Nassau Co, pop 8,000
Principal High School — Palmer J Jones
Potsdam, St Lawrtwe Co , pop 4,036
Pres Bd Educ — F L. Cubley
Sec Bd Educ — Dr F Swan.
Principal High School— H A Miner
Clarkson Memorial School of Technology*
courses In chemical, civil, electrical, and
mechanical engineering, non-sect , men,
est 1896, John P Brooks, M 8 , Di-
rector
Crane Normal Institute of Music, training
school for supervisors of music, co-ed ,
est 1884, Miss Julia B Crane, Director
State Normal and Training School, normal,
state, co-ed , est 1869, Jeremiah M
Thompson, Ph D , Pres.
Ponghkeepsle, Dutchess Co, pop 27,989
Cfty Superintendent — Sylvester R Shear
Pzlncipal High School — J Schuyler Fox
Eastman-Gaines School hus , sten and
prep co-ed ; est 1859, Clement C
Gaines, LL D, President.
*"&Ien Eden School, girls boarding, non-
sect , Dr Frederic Martin Townsend,
Director
Putnam Hall School, girls' boarding, non-
sect , Ellen Cllzbe Bartlett, A. B , Prln
Rlvervlew Military Academy, boys' board-
Ing, non-sect , est 1836, Joseph B Bls-
bee. A M, Prln
Rev James M Taylor D D , LL. 15 , Pres
Folaskl, Oswego Co pop 1,788
PulaskI Academy and Union School, prep ,
co-ed public, Richard A Bartlett, Prin
Randolph, Cattarangns Co , pop 1,898
Principal High School— B Wesley Taylor
Chambeilaln Military Institute, prep , boy»,
non-sect , est 1851 Randolph Van WIe,
Superintendent.
Ravcna, Albany Co , pop 1,200
Principal High School— M D Losey
Bedford, Clinton Co , pop 168
Academy of Holy Cross, prep , co-ed , R
C , est 1886, Sister Mary of St Busebia,
Principal and Superior
Sallaz Academic School, prep , co-ed , R
C , Madam Edwldge Desautels, Superior
Rensselaer, Rensselaer Co , pop 10,711.
Pres Bd Educ— Mr William A. Doran.
Sec Bd. Educ — Charles Kaufman, Jr
City Superintendent — Arthur Z Boothby
Principal High School— Arthur Z Boothby
Supv Music — Frank J McDonough.
St John's Academy, prep co-ed , R C , est
1852 Rev John F Glavm M A , Prln
Rhteebeck, Dutches* Co , pop 1,548
Principal High School— Harry J Carman.
Bichfleld Springs, Otsego Co, pop. 1,508
Principal High School— Harry B. Elden
RJpley, Chautauciua Co pop 1 100
Pres Bd Edna— B S Taylor
Sec Bd Educ— S E McQinnles
Principal High School— C B VanHousen
Rlverhead, Suffolk Co, pop 2,500
Pres Bd Educ — B W Looker
Principal High School — Earl B Robinson.
Rochester, Monroe Co, pop 285,000
Pres Bd Educ — James P B Duffy
Sec Bd Educ— J S Mullan
City Superintendent — Herbert S Weet
Assistant Supt —Alfred P Fletcher
Assistant Supt — Joseph P O'Hern
Prin Bast High School— Albert H Wilcox.
Principal West H S — William M Bennett.
Supp Music — Elizabeth Caster-ton
Supv Man Tr — Alfred P Fletcher
Domestic Science — May Benedict
Physical Culture — Ruth Edson
Drawing: — Helen E Lucas
Penmanship — Edward Mills
Commercial — Fred Q Nichols
Brftdstreet School, boys' boarding, non-
sect.. J Howard Bradstreet, Prin.
Columbia School girls' boarding, non-sect ,
Miss Caroline Mllllman, Principal
Dossenbach — Klmgenberg School of Music,
Herman Dossenbach Manager, 47 Prince
Street
Excelsior Commercial Institute, bus and
sten,, est 1908, Frank J Schneck, Prin-
cipal, 646 St Paul
Female Academy of the Sacred Heart, girls'
boarding, R. C , Madame Gabrlelle de
Roquefeuil
Livingston Park Seminary girls' boarding
and day, non-sect , Mrs William M
Rebasz, Jr, Prln
Nazareth Academy, girls' boarding, R. C ,
Sister M Marcella Reagan Superior
Rochester Athenaeum and Mechanics Insti-
tute, tech , co-ed , non-sect , est 1885,
Carlton D Gibson, Pres
Rochester Business Institute, bus an*
sten., est 1868, Samuel C Williams,
Principal, Y M C A. Bldg
Rochester Theological Seminary, theol ,
men Baptist, est 1850 Augustus H
Strong, D D , LL D , President
St Bernard Seminary, theol , men, R C.,
Rev Tames J Hartley Pres
UnderhlU's Phonographic Institute, bus
and sten , est 1887, B Stevenson Under-
bill, Pres
University of Rochester, coll co-ed , non-
sect., est 1850, Rev Rush Rhees, LL. D,
Pres
Wagner Memorial Lutheran College, coll
boys, Ev Luth , est. 1883, Herman D
Kroeling, President
Western New York Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb, state, Dr Westervelt, Prin
Rockvffle Center, Nassau Co , pop 8,667
Principal High School— William S Covert
Borne, Onelda Co, pop 20,497
Pres Bd Bduc— George A. Clyde,
Sec Bd Educ — H. J Rowland.
City Superintendent— George R Staley
Principal High School— H W Harris
Supv Music— A Gertrude Nourse
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Rome— con tlnued
Manual Training— Lev! M. Kircher
Domestic Science— Antoinette Halstead
Drawing1 — Florence A Stowell
Commercial — Harry L Good.
Academy of the Holy Name, girls' board-
Ing and day, R. C , est 1861. Sister
Thomas Aquines, Superior
Rome Free Academy, prep , co-ed , public
Homer W Harris, Prin
Rondout, Lister Co, pop 100
Ulster Free Academy, prep , co-ed., public,
Norman C Gill, Prin
St Mary's Academy, prep , co-ed , R. C ,
Sister Frances Regis, Prin
Boslyn, Nassau Co., pop 2,000
Principal High School—Walter J Multer
Rossvflle, Klchmond Co, pop 270.
Trinity Boarding1 SchoqL prep, co-ed , P
E, eat 1893, Mrs Sophia H Ayres,
Principal
Round Lake, Saratoga Co , pop. 208
Round Lake Academy, prep , co-ed., Meth ,
H Burdick, Prin **
Booses Point, Clinton Co , pop 1,638.
Principal High School— Wilson N Perkins.
St Patricks Academic School, prep,
oo-ed , R C , eat 1886, Sister M. Patricia,
Prin
Rye, Westchester Co., pop 8,964,
Principal High School— Forrest T Snutta.
Rye Seminary, girls' boarding, non-sect ,
Mrs D J Life, Prin
Heathcote Hall, boys' boarding, P E ,
Arthur 2De Lancey Ayrault, A. M, Prin.
Sag Harbor, Suffolk Co pop 8,408.
Pres Bd Edue — William H Reimann.
Sec Bd Edue — Hon. B D Sleight
City Superintendent— Grover a Hart
Prin Plewon High School — Grover C. Hart
Drawing— Bertha Kyle,
Academy of the Sacred Heart of Mary,
girls' boarding, R C , Sister M Loyola,
Superior
Saint Johnsville, Montgomery Co., pop 2,5*6,
Principal High School— C F Baiterholta.
Saint Begts Falls, Franklin Co., pop, 14*3.
Principal High School— John L. Blood.
Salamanca, Cattaraugns Co*, pop. 5,792
Pres Bd Educ — Frank A Rhodes
Sec Bd Educ— George Elliott
City Superintendent — Thomas Stone Bell
Principal High School— A. W Fortune.
Supv Music— Clara Beers
Domestic Science— Ethel F Hill
Drawing— Francis F Shaw
Salamanca Business School, bus, sten and
tel , est 1909, Sara Ryder Principal
Salem, Washington OK, pop. 1,250.
•Washington Academy, prep, co-ed., pub-
lic, Seymour B. Smith, Prin,
Saranac Lake, Franklin Co, pop. 4,98*.
Pres Bd Educ — C J Carey
Sec Bd Educ — B R. Young.
City Superintendent — H V Littell
Principal High School— B B. Burrows.
Supv Music — Cora Fuller
Drawing — Laura Sheldon.
Com 1 and 8tenog*y — T C Strickland.
Baldwin School, prep . co-ed , Ernest H.
Baldwin, Prin.
Saratoga Springs, Saratoga Co, pop 12,698
Pres Bd Educ — N C Powers
Sec Bd Educ — Thomas R. Knell,
City Superintendent — Thomas R Kneil
Principal High School— Edward B Robbing,
Supv Music — Marguerite Bonney
Manual Training — H C Conkeir
Domestic Science— Mary C Dias.
St Faith's Academy, girls' boarding, F, EL,
est 1840, Rev H. C Plum, Prin.
St John's Academic School, prep , co-ed.,
R. C est 1865, Rt Rev Thomas Burke,
Pres
Sangerties, lister Co, pop 8,929
City Supt and Prin H S —Walter 8 Smith
Say\IHe, Suffolk Co, pop 1,954
Principal High School— William C Noll
Scarsdale, \\egtehester Co, pop. 418.
Lockwood Collegiate School girls' board-
ing and day, non-sect , est 1886, The
Misses Lockwood, Prlns
St Davids Hall, boys boarding Rev W
L Evans, Prin
Schenectady, Schenectad* Co , pop 72,826
Pres. Bd Educ — Charles P Stelnmetz
Sec Bd Educ — John L Marquette.
City Superintendent — A R Brubacher
Principal High School— E R Whitney
Supv Music — Inez F Damon,
Manual Training— E D Fink
Physical Culture— Marg O Mason.
Drawing — Margaret Sterling.
Penmanship — Alice E. Beulow
Commercial — H C Pitton
Stenography— Bertha Vivian
Union College coll , men, non-sect, est
17S5, Rev Charles A. Richmond. D D,
LL, D, Pres
St Joseph's Academy prep , co-ed. , R. C ,
Rev Joseph H enrich, Prin.
Schenectady Business School, bus and
sten , est 1897, W F Fitzgerald, Prin.
Spencer Business School, bus and sten ,
C C Guyette, Principal
SchnylervUle, Saratoga Co , pop. 1,614.
Pres Bd Educ — Harry C Funston
Sec Bd Educ— A. E Milligan
City Supt & Prin H S— Edwin A. Marsh
Supv Music— Mary Clancy
Drawing— Mildred M Haynes
Scotia, Schenectady Co, pop, 2,95*7
Principal High School— E A Van Slyke.
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Seaoliff, Nassau Co , pop 1,694.
Pres Bd Educ — O S Warden .
Sec Bd Educ — F R Hanson
City Superintendent — F E DeGelleke
Prln High School — Frank E De Gelleke.
Supv Music — Miss Laura Harnden
Drawing — Miss Eunice Shafer
Seneca Falls, Seneca Co , pop 6,588
City Superintendent — Frederick J Medden
Mjnderse Academj high school, co-ed ,
Frederick J Medden, Principal
Shelter Island, Suffolk Co , pop 1,200
Principal High School— Prof Sailor
Sherwood Caynga Co , pop. 177
Sherwood Select School, prep co-ed , non-
sect Miss E Holland, Principal
Sherbnrne, Chenango Co , pop 960
Pres Bd Educ — Dr William Little
Sec Bd Educ —Miss Martha Merrlhew
District Superintendent — A C Bowers
Prln. Union High School — Edson A Fuller
Sherman, Chautano.ua Co , pop 1,000
Principal High School — M J Blanden
Shortsville, Ontario Co , pop
Pres Bd Educ — O S Titus
Principal High School — Harry M Fisher
Supv Music — Katharine Corrlgan
Sidney, Delaware Co , pop 2,507
Principal High School— Clayton G Mabey
Sliver Creek, Chautanqua Co , pop 2,512
Pre« Bd Educ — G L Weeks
Sec Bd Educ — A W Guest
City Superintendent — C W Whitney
Prln High School — Charles W Whitney
Supv Music — Mabel Horton
Drawing — Ethel Folts
Skaneateles, Onondaga Co., pop 1,615.
Principal High School — Holmes T Case
SmithtoMH, Suffolk Co , pop 1,000
Principal High School — Michael Fisher
Sodns, Wayne Co , pop 1,500
Principal High School — W S Droman
Sodus Academy, prep co-ed , non-sect ,
est 1402, Chester G Sanford, A, M, Prln
Solvay, Onondaga Co , pop 5,139
City Superintendent — Phillip U L Cor.
Principal High School— C A. Duvall
South Glens Falls, Saratoga Co, pop 2,247
Pres Bd Educ — Herman B Parks
Sec Bd Educ— D V Newton
Prin High School— Archibald T Caswell
Southampton, Suffolk Co , pop*. 2,509.
Principal High School — J G Peck
South Otselic, Chenango Co , pop 1,000
Principal High School — Clifford A Stanton
Sonthold, Suffolk Co , pop 1,292
Principal High School — A W Symonds
Southold Academy prep co-ed f Presb ,
Miss Bertha Stoddart, Principal
Spencerport, Monroe Co , pop 1,000
Principal High School — George B Marble
Spring lallei, Rockland Co, pop 2,353
Pres Bd Educ — J W Sherwood
Sec Bd Educ — George Inglls
Principal High School — Fred J Bohlmann,
Supv Mus & Draw — Lillian Graham
Penmanship — Jennie M Anderson
Com'l & Sten — Helen M Irwin
Spiingville, Brie Co , pop 2,246
Griffith Institute and Union School, prep ,
co-ed , public, B D McCormick, Prin.
Stanford* Hie, Dutchess Co , pop 346
Christian Biblical Institute, theol , co-ed ,
Christian John B Weston, D D, LI*
D, Pres
Stockton, Chautauqua Co, pop 461
City Superintendent — C D Payne
Principal High School— B E Albert
Stillwater, Saratoga Co , pop 1,004
Piinclpal High School — Edwin A Stuart.
Snffern, Rockland Co , pop 2,668
Pres Bd Educ — R G Riggs
Sec Bd Educ— W Milton Patter
Prin High School — Aretus P Burroughs
Syracuse, Onondaga Co , pop 137,249
Pres Bd Educ — Dr A E Larkin
Sec Bd Educ — P D Cooney
City Superintendent — Percy M Hughes
Prln Central H S — Charles F Harper
Prin North H S — Marshall W Downing
Prln Technical H S — Henry H Denham
Supv Music1— John J Raleigh
Manual Training— James M Scott.
Physical Culture — Louis P Washburn
Drawing— M Matilda Miett
Supv Grades — E Fred Knapp
Supv Kindergarten — Maude C Stewart
Academy of Sacred Heart, prep , men, R
C , Rev John F Mullany, Pres
Assumption Academic School, girls' board-
ing, R C , Sister M Cecilia, Superior
Central City Business College, bus and
sten , H W Henry, Prin , 438 S Salina.
Christian Brothers Academy, prep , boys,
R C , Brother Columban, Principal
D^kln s Business Institute , bus and sten ,
est 1802, George A Dakln, Prln
Drake Commercial School, bus* and sten ,
est 1918, William T Drake, President,
487 S. Salina
Goodvear-Burlingame School, girls, prep ,
non-sect , Fanny Goodyear, Prin
Hebrew Free School, prep , co-ed , He-
brew, David Blumberg, Prln
Henloy Brothers' School, bus , B M. Hen-
ley, Everson Bldg
New York State College of Forestry. Syra-
cuse University, men, state, Hugh P
Baker, Director
Rugby School for Boys, boys' boarding,
est 1891, Frank R Sherman, B A,
Director
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Sj raonse— continued
School of Travel. (In connection with
Rugby School), boys' foreign study and
travel, Frank R Sherman, B A,
Director
St Lucy's Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Rev Tohn J Sheridan, Prin
St John's Catholic Academy, prep , co-ed ,
R C , Rev Michael Clune, Prin
Syracuse Commercial School, bus and
sten , M F Bellows, Prin
Syracuse Uni\erslty, comprises seven col-
leges Liberal Arts, Fine Arts, Medi-
cine Law Applied Science Teachers,
New lork State College of Forestry,
School of Agriculture, and Library
School, co-ed , M E , est 1870, James
Roscoe Day LL D , Chancellor
Syracuse University College of Fine Arts,
courses in architecture, painting and
music co-ed , George Albert Parker,
Mus D Dean.
Syracuse University College of Law, law,
" to-Pd est 1895, James B Brooks, A
M, D C L, Dean
S\racuse University, College of Medicine,
med , reg , co-ed est 1872 John L
Heffron, M D Dean
Syracuse University, Library School, co-
ed Man J Sibley, Ph D Director
Syracuse Unl\erstty Lyman Cornelius
Smith College of Applied Science,
courses In civil, electrical mechanical
and industrial engineering non-sect
est 1871 William P Graham, M B,
Dean
Syracuse University, Teachers' College
Edur co-ed , est 1906, Jacob Richard
Street Ph D , Dean
Travfs Preparatory School, prep , co-ed
non-sect , est 1900, A Lincoln Travis,
A M Prin
Tarrytown, Westehester Co, pop. 5,600
Principal High School— Leslie V Case
Hacklev School boys' boarding, non-sect ,
est 1899, Walter Boutwell Gage, Head-
master
Irving School for Boys, boys1 boarding,
non-sect , est 1891, John M Furman,
A M Headmaster
Knox School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect Mrs E Russell Houghton,
Prin
Ljndhurst School, bovs* prep , non-sect ,
est 1903, Fred McCollum, Supt,
Masons School, The Castle/' girls* board-
Ing, P E , est 1886, Miss C E Mason,
Prin
Metcalf School, girls' boarding and day,
non-sect, Miss Helen Metcalf, Prin.
<*Marymount" School for Girls, girls'
boarding R C Kev Mother Joseph
Superior
Rep ton School, boys' boarding ugder 16,
P E , est. 1906, O C. Roach and L. W.
Henly, Prin.
Tlconderoga, Essex Co., pop 2,475.
Pres Bd Educ — I C New ton
Sec Bd Educ —Charles McNeal
City Superintendent — Malcolm G Thomas
Prin High School — Malcolm G Thomas
Supv Music — Maude M Morgan
Drawing — Kate C Algie
Pen'ship and Com 1 — A. Nama Thompson
Tompkins Cove, Bockland Co , pop 900
Pr'n High School — Thomas J Wagner
Immaculate Conception Academy, girls'
boarding, R C, Sister Gutlliaume, Su-
perior
Tompkfnsville, Richmond Co
Augustlnian Academy, prep , boys, R C ,
F F Commlns
Tonananda, Erie Co, pop* 8,290
Pres Bd Educ — J A Hobble
Sec Bd Educ — E W Belts.
r-ity Superintendent — Frank K Sutley
Principal High School-— Ralph E Mosher
Supv Music — Lillian Mago
Manual Training— Clyde B Slmson
Domestic Science — Irene L Mago
Drawing — Carol} n Bibblns
Com 1 and Stenog»y — Kate H Bellinger
Troy, Rensselaer Co , pop 76,813
City Superintendent — William A Dunne
Principal High School— M H Walrath
Emma Willard School girls boarding,
non-sect , est 1814, Miss Eliza Kellas,
Ph B , Principal
LaSalle Institute, boys, R C , est 1858,
Pev Brother Arnold, M Sc Prin
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, courses
in Civil, Mechanical, Electrical and
Chemical Engineering, and General
Science, men, est 1824, Palmer C Rick-
etts, LL D, President
Rogers-Mai lens School of Music co-ed ,
est 1910, Will E Rogers, Director, 2 Sec-
ond St
St Augustine's Academic School, prep.,
boys, R C., Rev J T Emmett, Pres*
St Joseph's Academy, prep , boys, R. C ,
Rev James A Curtln, Pres.
St Patrick's Academy, prep , boys, R C ,
Sister M Blanche* Superior
St Peter's Academy prep co-ed R. C ,
Mother M Celestine Ryan, Superior
Troy Academy, prep , boys, non-sect , est
1884, Albert S Cox, A M, Prin
Troy Business College, bus and sten , est
1858, Warren and Aderhold, Prin
Troy Conservatory of Music, co-ed.,
Christian A Stein, Director, Sd and
State
Troy School of Arts and Crafts co-ed.,
Emilia C Adams, Director, Hannibal
Green
Trumansburg, Tompkins Co., pop 1,188
Pres Bd Educ — F D Holman
Sec Bd Educ — O G Noble
DIst Superintendent — Fred A Beardsley
Principal High School— Francis C Byrn*
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Tnckahoe \\estchester Co, pop
Pres Bd Educ — Frank Vivien
Sec Bd Educ — John Gerrity
City Superintendent — Maurice J Carr
Prin Waverly H S — Maurice J Carr
Principal High School — Florence Rogers
Supv Music — Ellen Quinlan
Physical Culture — Hazel Wayt
Drawing — Uara Foster
Commercial — Martha Pal lace
Pen ship and Stenog*y — Effle Chase
Topper Lake, Franklin Co , pop 8,067
Prin High School— A H Van Brocklm
Tuxedo Park, Orange Co , pop 1,215
Principal High School— Edward D Myers.
Unadilla, Otego Co, pop 1,009
Pilnclpal High School — Frank Stanbro
Inlon, Broome Co, pop 1,544
Pres Bd Educ — George J Ames
Sec Bd Educ — C S Hooper
Principal High School — H H Crumb
Supv Mus and Draw — Esther B Mooney
Union Springs, Ca>nga Co, pop 904
Principal High School — Earl P Watkins.
Oak wood Seminary, prep , co-ed , Friends,
est. 1796, Waller H Wood, A B, PxiiL
Uttea, Onelda Co, pop 80,217.
Pres Bd. Educ — V It Wlnant.
T3ec Bd. Educ— D J Kelly
City Superintendent — Wilbur B Sprague,
Prin. Free Academy — Clifford O Bragdon
Supv Music — T L. Roberts.
Manual Training— C B Bradley
Penmanship— Miss Ella I Heffron.
Cecily Baker School, prep , co-ed., non-
sect , est 1882, Frances E Newland,
Prin
Knox s School for Girls, girls' day, non-
sect., Mlsa Alice A Knox, Principal
Utlca Business Institute bus and sten
est 1863, G F Hendrlck, Principal, 111
Columbia
Utlca Catholic Academy, prep , co-ed , R
C , J S. M Lynch, D D , Prin
Utlca Conservatory of Music, music and
languages, co-ed , R J Hughes, Di-
rector
Utlca Stenographic Institute, bus and
sten , Mrs N M Schuyler, Principal
Utlca School of Commerce, bus and sten ,
T J RIalnger, Prin
Utlca Stenographic Institute, bus and
sten , Mrs N M Schuyler, Principal.
Valatie, Columbia Co, pop 1,219
Principal High School — Fred E Slight
Valhalla, Westcbester Co., pop 450
Chappaqua Mountain Institute, girls'
boarding and boys under 14, Friends',
Charles R. Blenis, Director
Venton, Onelda Co, pop 451
Principal High School— B M Chase
Verona* Onelda Co,, pop 857.
Principal High School — F W Hebard.
Home School, prep co-ed , non-sect.,
Mrs. T M Foster, Prin.
Walden, Orange Co, pop 4,004
Principal High School — Ezra W Benedict
Walton, Delaware Co , pop 3,103
Free Bd Educ— William A Shepard,
Sec Bd Educ.— R W Scott.
City Superintendent — F R. Darling
Prin High School — Frederick R. Darling
Supv Music — H Francis Miles
Agriculture — Warren E Miles
Domestic Science — Miss Laura B Skiff.
Drawing— Miss Alice E Yale
Com'l and Stenog*y — Miss Helen Slmonds
Wapplngers Falls, Dntchess Co , pop 3,196
Pres Bd Educ — Daniel Ashworth
Sec Bd Educ — John H Wlxsen
Prin Union H S — Ernst C Pullen
Warrensburg, Warren Co, pop 2,000.
Principal High School — John B Chilson
Warsaw, Wyoming Co , pop 8,206
Principal High School — George W Glastor
Warwick, Orange Co, pop 2,318
Warwick Institute, prep , co-ed , public,
Clifford L, Halght, Prin
Waterford, Saratoga Co, pop 8,245
Pres Bd. Educ— J W Atkinson.
Sec Bd. Educ — W F Palmer
City Superintendent — Loralne W Bills
Principa1 High School — Floyd E Gilbert
Supv Music — Mary Qagerty
Manual Training— John Craley
Domestic Science — Florence Wheldon
Drawing — Fannie Kirk.
Commercial — Grace Watkins
Waterloo, Seneca Co , pop 3,981
Pres Bd Educ — Edward Nugent
Sec Bd Educ — John E Richardson
Dlst Superintendent — Charles B Earl.
Prin High School— Dwight B Williams
Supv Music — Wllhlma E Bassett
Drawing — Laura M Paul
Com'l — Helen B Johnson
Watertown, Jefferson Co, pop 26,780
Pres Bd. Educ — George A Dunn
Sec Bd Educ— Frank 8 Tisdale
City Superintendent — Frank S Tisdale
Principal High School— Gary M Jones
Supv Music — Miss Jessie E Fosgate.
Man Tr ft Dozn. Sol — Anna I* DePlanter
Drawing — Miss Lellla Kelaey
Immaculate Heart Academy, prep , co-ed ,
R. C , Sister M. Josephine, Superior
Waterrille, Onelda Co , pop 1,410.
Prin High School — A Wesley Armltage
Watervliet, Albay Co , pop 15,074
City Superintendent — Hugh H Lansing
Principal High School — Fred W Crumb
Watervliet Academy; prep , co-ed , non-
sect., Rev M J Looney, Prin
Watkins, Schuyler Co , pop 2317
Pres Bd. Educ — F L Moran
See. Bd. Educ — George Norman
Principal High School — John A Beers
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Waterly, Tloga Co, pop 4,855.
Pres Bd Educ — 8 C HalL
Sec Bd Educ. — C H. Shlpxnan
City Superintendent — Percy C Meserve
Principal High School — Percy C Meserve
Supv Mus. and Draw — Edith Colgrove
Manual Training — Leon Beach
Domestic Science — Mildred Crandell
Commercial — Helen O Nell
Wa>land, Steuben Co , pop 1,892
Fres Bd. Bduc — W W Clark
Principal High School — Edgar A Lewis
Supv Mus & Draw — Miss Elizabeth Dib-
ble
Webster, Monroe Co* pop. 1,032
Pres Bd Eduo — George Wall
Sec Bd. Bduc.— Miller P Allen
Dlst Superintendent — W W Rayfleld.
Principal High School — J. R Foster
Weedsport, Caynga Co., pop. 1,344.
Principal High School — Carrol W Potter
Welteville, Allegany Co., pop. 4,382.
Pres Bd JEduc — George B Brown
Sec. Bd Educ — Frank M Leonard.
City Superintendent — H G Burdge.
Principal High School— Clarance J Dence
Supv Mus. & Draw — Lena O Freeborn.
Manual Training — Thomas G Russell
Domestic Science — Mary A. Rufener
Pen'shlp and Com'l — M Alice Innes.
Stenography — Bernlce E Glgle.
West New Brighton, Richmond County
Livingston School, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
Way and Crooks, Prlns
St. Austin's School, boys' boarding, P E.,
George El Quaile, M A., Prin.
Weaterleigh Collegiate Institute, prep , oo-
ed , non-sect., Wilber Strong, Prln
West Point, Orange Co, pop. 1,256.
United States Military Academy military,
men, U & GoVt, est, 1802, CoL Clarenoe
P Townsley, Supt,
West Winfield, HerldnW Co., pop 1,600.
Principal High School— Herbert H Crumb
Westchester, New York County
Clason Point Military Academy, boys*
boarding, military, H. C, est 1888,
Brother Edmund, Prin
Sacred Heart Academy, boys' boarding,
E C , Brother August, Prln
Westfield, Chautauqna Co, pop 2,985.
Prln High School — Preston K. Pattison
Westport, Essex Co , pop 692
Principal High School — Professor Craig
Whitehall, Washington Co , pop 4,917.
City Superintendent — W W Andrews
Prin High School — F Wayland Bailey
White Plains, Westchester Co, pop 15,549
CItv Superintendent — John W Lumbard
Prln High School— Harry W Rockwell
Roger Ascham School, prep co-ed , non-
sect , Annie W Allen, Principal
Westchester Academy, prep , 4b-ed.,
boarding, non-sect , est 1898, Conrad
Woolmann, LL B., Prin
WbJtestone, Queens Co
Sacred Heart Seminary, boys' boarding,
R. C , Sisters of St. Joseph.
Williamson, Wayne Co., pop 1,700
Prin. High School— Matthew P Gaffney
Wffllamsvffle, Erie Co., pop 1,105
Principal High School — L. W Ploger
Woleott, Wayne Co, pop 1,216.
Pres Bd Educ — George W Roe
Sec Bd Eduo — Joel Fanning
Diet. Superintendent — Ida E Cosad
Principal High School — B. B Gurley
Bupv, Music — Nell Albertson
Drawing — Carrie Bliss.
Worcester, Otsego Co, pop. 1,020
Principal High School — E D Hewes
Wyoming, Wyoming; Co., pop 525.
Pres Bd. Educ — E A Parks.
Principal High School — T G Coffee
Yonkew, Westchester Co, pop. 79,803.
City Superintendent — C. EL Gorton.
Prln Bigh School— William A. Edwards
Butler's Business School, bus. and sten .
est. 1882, William W Butler, Principal,
16 Main St
Hairs Business School, bus. and sten ,
est 1892, Charles B Hall, Principal
Halstcd School, girls* boarding and day,
non-sect , est. 1874, Miss Mary Sicard
Jenkins, Prln
St Joseph's Seminary and College, theol ,
men, R C , Rev John P Chldwicfc,
NORTH CAROLINA
Population, 2,206,287 School census, 735,168 School age, 6-21
North Carolina is the sixteenth state of the Union in point of population, having
a total of 2,206,287 inhabitants, of whom 68 per cent are white Of this number,
3 per cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population,
ten years of age and over, is 18 5 per cent , the state ranking forty-second in this
respect The educational system of the state is as follows
STATE SUPEEINTENDBNT '& OFFICE
J Y JOYNER, Superintendent of Public Instruction Ealeigh
L C BROGMSN, State Supervisor of Eural Schools Ealeigh
N C NEWBOLD, Second State Supervisor Rural Schools Ealeigh
J A BIVINS, Supervisor of Teacher Training Ealeigh
N W WALKER, Inspector of High Schools Chapel Hill
STATE BOAED OF EDUCATION
LOCKE CRAIG, Governor, Chairman Ealeigh
J Y. JOYNER, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Secretary Ealeigh
E L DAUGHTRIDGE, Lieutenant Governor Lenoir
J BRYAN GRIMES, Secretary of State . Baleigh
B E. LACY, State Treasurer . Ealeigh
W P WOOD, State Auditor . . Ealeigh
T W BICKETT, Attorney General . Baleigh
STATE BOAED OF EXAMINEES
J Y JOYNER, Chairman ex-officio . Baleigh
E E SAMS, Secretary . . Baleigh
N W WALKER . Chapel Hill
Z V. JUDD . , JJaleigh
H. E AUSTIN . . , Greenville
W A. GRAHAM . Warrenton
NOETH CAEOLINA ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL SUPEEINTENDENTS
AND PBINOIPALS
E H. BACHMAN, President Edenton
A. T ALIJEN, Secretary . . Salisbury
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E C BROOKS, President
R D W. CONNOR, Secretary
Raleigh.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OB* SCHOOLS
County Name and Address
Alamance J B Robertson, Graham
Alexander A. F Sharpe, Hiddenite
Alleghany J M Cheek, Whitehead
Anson P J Kiker, Wadesboro
Ashe O M Dlckson, Grassy Creek
Avery Frank A Edmonson, Newland
Beaufort W L Vaughn, Washington
Bertie H W Early, Windsor
Bladen .. B J Cromartie, Garland
Brunswick M. C. Guthrie, Southport
Buncombe W H. Hipps, Asheville
Burke T L Sigrmon, Connelly Springs
Cabarrus C E Boger, Concord
C aid well . Y D Moore, Lenoir
Cam den F M Eason, Camden
Carteret L. B Ennett, Cedar Point
Caswell Geo A. Anderson, Yanceyville
Catawba Geo E. Long, Hickory
Chatham R P Johnson, PIttsboro
Cherokee A L Martin. Murphy
Chowan J O Alderman, Tyner
Clay T C Scroggs, Brasstown
Cleveland J Y Irvin, Shelby
Columbus F T Wooten, Chadbourn
Craven S M. Brlnson, New Bern
Cumberland
B T McBryde, Fayetteville
Currltuck J M. Newbern, Jarvisburg
Dare B G Crisp, Manteo
Davidson J E Hill, Lexington
Davle E P Bradley, Mocksville
Duplln M H Wooten, Magnolia
Durham . C W Massey, Durham
Edgecombe W H Pittman, Tarboro
Forsyth W B Speas, Winston -Salem
Franklin R. B White, Franklmton
Gaston F P Hall, Belmont
Gates T W Costen, Jr, Sunbury
Graham T A. Carpenter, Gbecoah
Granville J F Webb, Oxford
Gieene J E Debnam, Snow Hill
Guilford Thomas R Foust, Greensboro
Halifax Dr A S Harrison Enfield
Harnett J D Ezzell Dunn
Haywood R A. Santelle Waynesville
Henderson W S Shitle, Hendersonville
Hertford J C Scarborough, Wlnton
Hake J A McGoogan, Raeford
Hyde S J Beckwith Lake Landing
Iredell R M Gray, Statesvllle
Jackson.. David H. Brown, Webster
Johnston . L T Royall, Smithfleld
Jones John R Barker, Trenton
County Name and Address
Lee E M Judd, Sanford
Lenoir Joseph Kinsey, La Grange
Lincoln S C Garrison, Lincolnton
Macon M D Billings, Franklin
Madison R G Anders, Marshall
Martin R J Peele, Williamston
McDowell D F Giles, Marion
Mecklenburg Wm McClusky, Charlotte
Mitchell . D W Greene, Wing
Montgomery W A Cochran, Troy
Moore. John A McLeod, Carthage
Nash . S F Austin, Nashville
New Hanover W Catlett, Wilmington
Northampton Paul J Long, Jackson
Onslow w M Thompson, Jacksonville
Orange S P Lockhart, Hillsboro
Pamlico T B Attmore, Stonewall
Pasquotank
W M Hinton, Elizabeth City
Pender . T T Murphy, Atkinson
Perquimans W G Gaither, Hertford
Person G F Holloway, Roxboro
Pitt W H. Ragsdale, Greenville
Polk E S W Cobb, Columbus
Randolph T F Bulla, Asheboro
Richmond
W R Coppedge, Rocklngham
Robe son J R Poole, Lumber ton
Rockingham
L. N Hickerson, Reidsville
Rowan . R. G Kizer, Salisbury
Rutherford
B H Bridges, Rutherfordton
Sampson L L Matthews, Clinton
Stanley IX F Bddins, Palmerville
Scotland G H Russell, Lowinburg
Stokes J T Smith, Danbury
Surry J H Allen, Elkin
Swain ..J M Smiley, Bryson City
Transylvania. T C Henderson, Quebec
Tyrrell J L. Spruill, Columbia
Union R N Nisbet, Monroe
Vance E M Rollins, Henderson
Wake. Z Z. Judd, Raleigh
Warren H F Jones, Warren ton
Washington John W Darden, Plymouth
Watauga B B Dougherty, Boone
Wayne E T Atkinson, Gdldsboro
Wilkes C C Wright, Hunting Creek
Wilson . C Z Coon, Wilson
Yadkin W D Martin, East Bend
Yancey . W O Griffith, Windham
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PUBLIC, PRIVATE: ATSD ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Aberdeen, Moore Co , pop. 800.
Aberdeen Academy, prep . co-ed , non-Beet.,
S P Lockbart, Prln.
Advance, Davle Co , pop 500
Advance Academy; prep , co-ed, non-sect,
John Minor, Prln.
Albemarle, Stanly Co , pop. 2,500
Englewood Boarding School, girls' board-
Ing, Presb , Helen J Northrup, Prln
Arden, Buncombe Co , pop 145*
Christ School prep , co-ed boarding P
E , eat 1000, Mrs Thomas C. Wetmore,
Principal
Ashboro, Randolph Co, pop 1,650
City Superintendent— O V Woosley
Ashevllle, Buncombe Co , pop 18,762
Pres Bd JEduc — William M Jones
Sec Bd Educ — R J Tighe
City Superintendent— Richard J Tighe
Principal High School— R V Kennedy
Sup\ Music — Mrs Clara Akers
Drawing— Miss M M Atkins
Penmanship— Miss Mabelle Miller
Com'l & Stenog'y — Miss Pearl Holman
Asheville Business College, bus. and sten..
est 1900. Henry S Shockley, President
Asheville School for Boys, boys* boarding,
non-sect , N M Anderson, Prln.
Asheville School for Girl, girls' boarding
and da> , non-sect , est 1910, May Car-
butt A B Principal
Bingham School, boys' boarding, military,
non-sect , Col Robert Bingham, Supt
College and Academy of St Genevieve, girls'
boarding Mother Superior
Emanuel Business College, bus. and sten..
est 1903, A A Paul, Manager
Hill Side Convent, girls, R. C , Mother De-
Planck.
Home Industrial School, prep and Indust,
girls, Presb , est 1887, Miss Florence
Stephenson, Prln
Normal and Collegiate Institute, normal,
private, women, Presb , est. 1893, Rev
Edward P Childs, Pres
North State School, prep , co-ed., J M.
Roberts, Prln
Fatten' s School for Boys, prep.; boys'
boarding, Headmaster
St. Genevleve Academy, girls' boarding, R
C , est 1908 Mother Superior
Stevens* School, prep., co-ed., non-sect,
est. 1900, Miss Elizabeth C. Stevens, Prln
Atlantic, Carteret Co, pop 180
Atlantic Institute, prep , co-ed.; non-sect ;
C E James, Prln.
Augusta, Dtrvle Co, pop 32.
Hodges School, prep , co-ed., non-sect,
John D Hodges, A. M , Prln.
Aulaader, Bertie Co, pop. 650.
Aulander Academy; prep , co-ed.; non-sect,
H W Early, Prln.
Ayden, Pitt Co, pop 1,080
Free Will Baptist Theological Seminary,
theol , co-ed , boarding, Free Will Bapt,
est 1899, Thomas Ewlng Peden, D D,
Pres.
Bayboro, Pamllco Co, pop 292»
Pamllco Male and Female Institute, prep ,
co-ed non-sect , est 1888, Thomas M
Seawell, O B, Prln
Beaufort, Carteret Co , pop. 2,800
Beaufort High School, prep , co-ed., non-
sect , Mrs Daisy Belle, Prln
St Paul's School, prep , co-ed., F E , est
1898, Mrs N P Geffroy, M A, Pres
"Wash burn Seminary, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , est 1805, D Wilder, A B, Prln
Belcross, Cam den Co , pop 125.
Belcross Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect,
J D Berry, Prln
Belmont, Gaston Co, pop 950
Sacred Heart Academy, girls' boarding, R
C , est 1892, Mother M Teresa, Prln
St Mary's College, coll and prep , board-
ing, men, R C , est 1878, Rev F
Leo Ha id, OSB Hector
Belvidere, Ferqnimans Co, pop 150
Belvldere Academy, prep • co-ed,; Friends;
Mary J White, Prln
Belwood, Cleveland Co., pop. 107.
Belwood Institute, prep , co-ed , M. B3. So ,
est 1890, John C Garett, Prln.
Bessemer City, Gaston Co, pop. MOO.
City Superintendent — D C Johnson.
Bethel Hill, Person Co, pop 88.
Bethel Hill Institute, prep , co-ed , Bapt,
Rev J A Beam, Prln
Biltmore, Buncombe Co , pop. 475.
Blltmore Forest School, course In, techni-
cal forestry men, est 1898, care A
Schenck, Ph D , Director
Biltmore School, prep, co-ed., non-sect,
R R. Johnson, Prln
Biltmore Parish School, prep , co-ed., non-
sect , Alice R Jackson, Prln
Blscoe, Montgomery Co , pop. 265.
Biscoe High School, boarding, co-ed*, non-
sect , Hoy Taylor, A B , Principal
Black Mountain, Buncombe Co., pop. 550
Holman Christian University; colL, Chris-
tian, co-ed., J C Coggins, Pres.
Boiling Springs, Cleveland Co, pop. 76.
Boiling Springs Academy, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect , W E Goode, Prln
Bombay, Randolph Co., 180.
Bombay Institute, prep , co-ed., non-sect,
W 8. Anderson, Prln.
Boomer, Wllkes Co., pop 175.
Boomer High School, prep , co-ed.; Bapt,
J A. Baldwin, Prln
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BoonevIUe, Yadkin Co , pop. 450.
Yadkin Valley Institute, prep., co-ed. , non-
sect , eat 1854, Abner a Gentry, B A..
Prln,
Brevard, Transylvania Co., pop 000
Brevard Institute, prep , co-ed.; M. EL So.;
boaiding, est*^903, C H Trobridge, A.
M Principal
Broad Valley Institute, prep , co-ed., non-
sect, L. W Hall, Prln.
Broadway, Lee Co , pop 880
Broadway Institute, prep , co-ed., non-
sect , M A McLeod, Prin
Boles Creek, Haraett Co , pop 76.
Bui lea Creek Academy, prep, bus and
music, boarding, co-ed , non-sect,, est
1887, Rev J A Campbell. B A, Prin-
cipal
Burgaw, Fender Co , pop 1,000
Burgaw Academy, prep , co-ed., non-sect;
B T Cowper, A B, Supt
Burlington, Alamance Co , pop 4,808.
City Superintendent — Patrick H Fleming
Burlington Academy prep ; co-ed., Meth.,
est 190S, H C Stout, Supt
Parish School, prep , co-ed , non-sect.
Bessie Mann, Prln
Burnsville, Yancey Co , pop 400
Stanley McCormlck School, prep , boafding
and daj , co-ed, non-sect, est 1899,
T W Chesebrough, Principal
Yancej Collegiate Institute, prep , co-ed.,
boarding, Bapt , est 1901, B E Haw-
kins, Principal
Boxton, Dare Co , pop 200.
Buzton Academy, prep, co-ed., non-sect:
Miss Minnie Harrell, Prln.
Camden, Camden Ce, pop. *98.
Camden High School, prep., co-ed.; non-
sect , D* H TiHett, Prin
Cana, Davis Co , pop 100.
Cana Academy, prep , co-ed., non-sect; G
A Reynolds, Prln
Carthage, Moore Co., pop* 1,000.
Carthage Academic Institute, prep , co-ed.;
non-sect, Palmer Dalrymple, A. B,, Prln
Oary, Wake Co , pop. 850.
Gary High School, prep , co-ed., non-sect,
boarding, est 1907, M B. Dry, A. M,
Principal.
Cedar Grove, Orange Co , pop. 100.
Cedar Grove Academy, prep ; co-ed.; non-
sect , Annie Hughes, Pria.
Cedar Bock, Franklin Co.; pop. 44.
Cedar Rock Academy, prep.; co-ed.; Bapt
Mis , T H Sledge, Prta.
Chapel Hill, Orange Co., pop. 1,200
Pres Bd Bduc — Charles H. Herty
Sec Bd Educ— N W Walker
City Supt and Prln H B— H B Marrow.
University of North Carolina comprises
College of Liberal Arts, Graduate School,
School of Applied Science, of Law, of
Medicine, of Pharmacy, and Summer
School for Teachers, state univ co-ed ,
est 1789, Francis Preston Venable LL
D President
University of North Carolina School of
Applied Science, courses in Chemical,
Electrical CiMl, and Road Engineering,
\nclre\\ Henrj Patterson, A M, Dean
University of North Carolina, Department of
Pharmacy, phar , men, est 1898, E. V.
Howell, Dean
University of North Carolina, LAW Depart-
ment, men, est 1846, Lucius Polk Mc-
Gehee, A B, Dean
University of North Carolina. Medical
School (Freshman and Sophomore years,
Junior and Senior years at Raleigh),
med., reg., men, est 1878, Isaac H.
Manning, M. D, Dean.
Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co , pop, 84,014
City Superintendent — H P Harding
Balrd's School for Boys, prep , boys, non-
sect , est 1891, J G Baird, A B, Supt
Blddle University (colored), preparatory,
collegiate, theology and Industrial
courses, men, Presb est 1878, Bev H
L McCrorey D D, Pres.
Charlotte Commercial Colllege, bus. and
sten , J C Mintz, Pres
Charlottte University School, prep , boys,
non-sect B W Glasgow, Prin
Elizabeth College, girls' boarding, Luth.,
est 1897, Charles B King, D D, Pres.
Fleming University of Shorthand, bus. and
sten., co-ed., Prin.
King's Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1901. J H King, President
North Carolina Medical College, med., reg ,
co-ed , est 1898, John P Munroe, M. D
Dean.
O'Donoghue Hail, girls* boarding; B, C,
Sister M Rose, Superior
Queens College for Women, girls' boarding,
Presb , est 1867, Rev J L Caldwell,
D D Pres.
St Vary's Seminary, prep , girls, EL a,
S M Dolores, Prin.
Southern Industrial Institute, indust high
school, co-ed., Rev. J A Baldwin, Prin.
Cherokee, Swain Co , pop. 95.
U S. Indian Industrial School, Govt indust
school for Indians; co-ed , eat 1880,
Frank Kyselka, Supt
Cherryville, Gaston Co., pop, 1,008,
City Superintendent — J W. StrassalL
China Grove, Bowan Cow, pop 887.
China Grove High School, prep ; co-ed.,
non-sect, est 1910, Hay D Jenkins,
Superintendent
Choeowbiity, Beaufort Co., pop. 125.
Trinity School; prep ; co-ed , P E ; est
187S, N a Hugaes, Prin,
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Chnrchland, Davidson Co., pop 89
Pine Academy, prep , co-ed., non-sect,
Prof S G Hasty, Prin.
Clarkton, Bladen Co , pop 500
Male Institute prep , co-ed , non-iect , W
M» Dunn, Prin,
Clayton, Johnston Co , pop 1,441
City Superintendent — George T Whltley
Principal High School— H F Williams
Clemmons, Forsyth Co , pop 295
Clemmons School, prep , co-ed , Moravian,
cat. 1900, Rev James E Hall, B A,
B. D , Prin
Clinton, Sampson Co, pop 1,700
Pies Bd Educ — L A Betham
Sec Bd Educ— T H Patrick
City Superintendent — G B Strickland
Principal High School — L S Kerr
Sup\ Music — Miss Mary Dearborn
Brewer's Academy , prep , co-ed. , non-sect ,
Street Brewer, Prin
Clinton School, prep , co-ed , non-sect,
Brice Craven, Prln
Clyde, Haywood Co , pop 250.
Hayward High School, prep , co-ed , Bapt,
R. A. Santell, Prin.
Coharle, Sampson Co , pop £1
Coharie School, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
Mrs B ^ Wright, Prin
Coleraln, Bertie Co , pop 500
Coleraln Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
Cora B Beard, Prin
Columbus, Polk Co , pop 824
Central Industrial School, normal, prep ,
co-ed indust , co-ed , non-sect., Dr J G
MeLaughlln, Prin
Columbus High School, prep , co-ed ,
boarding, non-sect , est 1907, B W S
Cobb, Principal
Concord, Cabarrns Co*, pop 8,715
Pres Bd Educ — Dr J E Smoot
Sec Bd Educ — A S Webb
City Superintendent — A S Webb
Principal High School— F S Blythe
Mount Amoena Seminary, prep , co-ed ,
non-sect , J H Fisher, Prln
Rocky River High School, prep , co-ed ,
non-sect , est. 1907, Homer H Winecoff,
A. B , Prin
Scotia Seminary (colored), girls' boarding,
Presb , est 1867, A W Verner, D D ,
A M , Prin
Conover, Catawba Co , pop 418.
Concordla College, coll , co-ed , Luth , Rev
H B Hemmeter, D D , Pres
Cooleemee, Davie Co , pop 1,500
Cooleemee High School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , J B Craven, Prin
Cora, Burke Co , pop 29
Amherst Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
est 1886, T F Barnes, A B, Prin
Crescent, Rowan Co , pop 47
Crescent Academy and Business College,
prep and bus , boarding, co-ed , est.
1896, Rev J L M Lyerly, A M , Ph
D , Principal
Crisp, Edgecombe Co , pop 52
Atlantic Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
J Fred Webb, Prln
Cronse, Lincoln Co , pop 900
Piedmont Seminary, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , est 1903, G T Heafner, Prln
Cullowhee, Jackson Co , pop 60
Cullowhee Normal and Industrial School,
teachers' training courses co-ed , state,
est 1888, A C Reynolds, Principal
Dallas, Gaston Co , pop 514
Principal High School — J B Henson
Gaston College, girls boarding, Luth , est
1879, S A Wolff, A M, Pres
Dalton, Stokes Co » pop 75
Dal ton Institute, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
W A Flint, Prin
Danbory, Stokes Co , pop 850
Danbury Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
J T Smith, Prln.
Davidson, Mecklenburg Co , pop 904
Principal Graded School — J D Gillespie
Davidson College, coll , men, Presby , est
1887, W J Martin, L/L D, Pres
Dunn, Harnett Co, pop 2,400
City Superintendent— Julian B Martin
Durham, Durham Co , pop 18-,241
Pres Bd Educ — J C Carr, Sr
Sec Bd Educ — M H Jones
City Superintendent — E J Green
Principal High School — M A Briggs
Supv Music — Miss Eva Minor
Manual Training — A H Brlgham
Domestic Science — Miss Willie Hunter
Drawing — Miss Lydla Bancroft
Penmanship — Miss Lily Jones
Com'l and Stenog'y — J W Sprausy
Trinity College, comprises the College,
School of Law, Education and Trinity
Park School, co-ed , M E So , est 1851,
William Preston Few, Ph D , Pres.
Trinity College, School of Law, est 1904,
Camuel Fox Mordecal, LL D , Dean
Trinity College, School of Education, est
1910, William Ivey Cranford, Ph D,
Dean
Trinity Park School, boys' boarding, est
1897 controlled by Trinity College, Wil-
liam W Peele, A B , Headmaster
Eagletown, Northampton Co , pop 81
Aurora High School, prep , co-ed , Friends,
Bell White, Prln.
Edenton, Chowan Co , pop 8,046
City Superintendent — Reuben H Bachman*
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Elizabeth City, Pasquotank Co , pop
City Superintendent — Samuel L Sheep
Atlantic Collegiate Institute, prep , co-ed,,
non-sect , S L Sheep, Prin
Crecy School, prep , co-ed , non-sect., R
B Crecy, Jr , Prin
State Colored Normal School, normal,
state co-ed , est 1891, P W Moore, A
M, Pres
Pool School prep , co-ed , non-sect , Bet-
tie Pool, Prin
Tillett School, prep , co-ed , non-sect , J
N Tillett, Prin
Elon College P O , Alamance Co
Elon College, collegiate, music, art and
commercial departments, co-ed , Chris-
tian, est 1890, William A Harper, 1iL
D , Pies
Enfleld, Halifax Co, pop 1,800.
City Superintendent — M Sims Wiggins.
Enochville, Rowan Co , pop 908
EnochviUe High SchooL prep , co-ed , non-
sect P B Brown, Prin
FaUon, Duplln Co , pop 500.
Male Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect , H
H Caldwell, Prin
Farmer, Randolph Co , pop 40.
Farmer Institute, prep , co-ed , M E , W
B Scarboro, Prin
Farm School P O, Buncombe Co
Asheville Farm School, boys' indust ,
Presb , est 1892, Rev G Sunnier Bosker-
ville, Supt
Farmville, Pitt Co , pop. 1,000
City Superintendent — H H McLean
Fayetteville, Cumberland Co , pop. 7,045
City Superintendent — William S Snipes
Donaldson-Davidson Academy, prep , co-
ed , Presb , Charles R Wakeland, A. M,
Prin
Mollette School, prep , co-ed , non-sect.
Marion Mollotte, Prin
State Colored Normal School (colored),
normal, state, co-ed , est. 1887, EL B.
Smith, Ph D , Prefl.
Finch, Nash Co , pop. 23
Stanhope High School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect, David Preston Parker, Prin
Franklin, Macon Co , pop 885.
Franklin Graded School, prep ; oo-ed., est.
1907, M D Billings, Principal
Franklinton, Franklin Co , pop
City Superintendent — B E Sams.
Albion Academy, State Normal School (col-
ored), normal, state, co-ed, Rev J A
Savage, President
Franklinton Christian College; prep , co-
ed , Christian, Rev Z A. Foate, Prin
Franklinvflle, Randolph Co., pop. 1,60ft
Franklinvllle High School, prep,, co-ed.,
non-sect , D M. Weatherly. Prin.
Fremont, Wayne Co, pop. 1,000
City Superintendent— T M Bgerton
All Hallows Seminary, prep , girls* board-
ing, R C , A P Lindsay, Prin
Fiemont Giaded School, prep co-ed.,
boarding est 1905, M Thomas Edger-
ton, A B , Superintendent
Gastonla, Gaston Co , pop 5,759
Pres Bd Educ — Ma> or C B Armstrong
Sec Bd Educ — John R. Rankin
City Superintendent — Joe S Wray
Principal High School—Will P Grier
Gaston Academy, prep , co-ed , Presb , J
W Slier, Prin
Gath, Orange Co , pop 48.
White Grove Academy, prep , co-ed non-
sect. , W B Self, Prin
George, Northampton Co, pop 125.
Olney Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect.,
David F White. Prin
Gibson, Scotland Co , pop. 400
Gibson Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect.,
M L. Stlckney, Prin
Goldsboro, Wayne Go , pop 0,107
Cits Superintendent — Edwin D Pusey
Goldston, Chatham Co , pop 250
Goldston Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect.,
Principal
Graham, Alamance Co , pop 2,052
Pres Bd Educ — E S Parker, Jr
Sec Bd Educ — W R Goley
Cit> Superintendent — S G Rankin
Principal High School — Miss Holmes
Supv Music — Miss Bessie Baxter
Grantsboro, Pamllco Co, pop 68.
Alliance High School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect, E C Ross, Prin
Greensboro, Gnllf ord Co , pop 15,895.
City Superintendent — James I* Mann
Agricultural and Mechanical College for the
Colored Race (colored), indust., men,
state, est. 1891, James B. Dudley, M A.,
L. L. D, Pres.
Bennett College, coll., co*-ed , M EJ , eat.
1871, Rev S. A. Peeler, A. M,, D D,
Pres.
Greensboro College for Women, coll and
prep , M E So , est 1838, Rev S B
Turrentlne, A. M , D D , President
North Carolina State Normal and Indus-
trial College, courses In Pedagogy, Arts
and Science, Home Economics and Music,
women, est 1891, Julius I Fonat, LI*,
D, Fres
Greemvine, Pitt Co , pop. 8,960.
City Superintendent — Hoy Taylor
East Carolina Teachers' Training School,
co-ed , est. 1907, Robert H, Wright B,
Sc Pres.
Grever, Cleveland Co*, pop. 800
Grover High School, prep , co-ed., non-
sect. W G Sneed, B. Ped., Prin.
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Qnilford College, Guilford Co , pop. 208
Guikord College, college and preparatory
department , co-ed, Friends, eat. 1887,
Lewis Lyndon Hobbs, LL. D, Pres.
Hamilton, Martin Co , pop 498.
Hamilton Institute, prep , co-ed., non-Beet.,
eat. 1893, W H Albright, Ph B, M A,,
Supt
Hamlet, Richmond Co., pop 2,173
City Superintendent — W L. Cr&lebaugh
Hayesville, Clay Co , pop 550
Fort Hembree Business Institute, bus and
aten , eat. 1901, L. F Shuford, Prin
Henderson, Vance Co , pop 3,746.
City Superintendent— John T Alderman
Hendersonville, Henderson Co , pop. 2,816.
Pres Bd Educ. — E R Cash
Sec Bd Educ— W J Wilkins.
City Superintendent— R. M Ivlns
Principal High School — Mrs Edna Harris.
Supv Mus & Pen'ship — R. M. Ivins
Henry, Lincoln Co , pop 200
Ridge Academy, prep, co-ed., non-sect.,
Principal.
Hertford, Perqidmans Co^ pop 1,889
City Superintendent— a B Underwood.
Perquimans Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , J W Roberts, Prin.
Hickory, Catawba Co , pop. 8,716.
City Superintendent— Chas. M Staley
Claremont College, girls' boarding, Ret.,
est 1880. Joseph L Murphy, President.
Lenoir College, coll , co-ed,, Luth , est.
1891, Rev R. L. Frit*, A, M, Pres.
Hlddenite, Alexander Co , pop 800
Hart School, prep , co-ed , non-sect., Prin-
cipal
Hlddenite School, prep, co-ed., non-sect,
A, F Sharpe, Prin.
High Point, Gnilford Co , pop 9,525
City Superintendent — Thornwell Haynes
Hillsboro, Orange Co , pop 975
Hlllsboro Private School, prep , co-ed.; non-
sect., est. 1880, Mrs Bragg and Miss
Heartt, Prins
Orange Grove School* prep , co-ed., non-
sect , est 1898, William Archibald Fleck,
Prin.
Hot Springs, Madison Co., pop 525.
Dorland Institute, prep , co-ed , boarding,
Presby , est 1886, Miss Julia E Phillips.
Principal
Hudson, Caldwell Co , pop 175.
Hudson Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect.,
B B Phillips, Prin.
Hnntersville, Mecklenburg Co , pop 588
Huntersvllle High School, prep , Presb , R.
co-ed , est 1885 R M Gray, Prin
Intelligence, Rocktagham Co , pop 65,
Sharp's Institute, prep , co-ed., non-sect.,
J M Sharp, Prin.
Jackson Springs, Moore Co , pop 800
Jackson Springs Academy, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect , T M Seawell, Prin
Jamesvllle, Martin Co , pop 500.
Jamesville Academy, prep , oo-ed , non-
sect , A. J Manning, Prin
Jerusalem, Davle Co., pop 74.
Jerusalem High School, prep , co-ed., non-
sect , A. L. Chaffln, Prin
Joppa, Orange Co , pop 60
Chestnut Ridge Institute, prep , co-ed., non-
sect , T L. Reveele, Prin
Kernersville, Forsyth Co , pop. 1,075.
Sec Bd Trustees — W S LInvllle
Kings Mountain, Cleveland Co , pop 2,062.
Kings Mountain High School, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect , S W Garvllle, Prin
Lincoln Academy, prep , co-ed., Cong..
Lillian a Cathcart, Prin
KInston, Lenolr Co, pop 6,995
City Superintendent — Samuel B Underwood.
Rhodes Military Institute, boys' boarding,
non-sect., est 1902, Col W H Rhodes,
Prin
Kittrell, Vance Co., pop 475.
Kittrell College (colored), prep , oo-ed. » A.
M E , est 1886, C G O'Kelly, D D,
President
La Grange, Lenoir Co , pop 1,100
City Superintendent — George B Strickland.
McLean School, prep , co-ed., non-seot,
Annie McLean, Prin
McLean High School, prep , co-ed., non-
sect, F F Wyche, Prin
Lawndale, Cleveland Co , pop 500
Piedmont High School, prep , co-ed , non-
seot, W D Burns, Prin.
LeaKsville, Rocktagham Co., pop 1^00
Principal Graded School — P H Gwynn
Leatherman, Macon Co
Gowee Mountain School of Industries and
Agriculture, co-ed , H B Allen, B A,,
Principal
Lenoir, Caldwell Co, pop 8,864
Principal Graded School — G O Rodgers.
Davenport College for Young Women,
boarding, Meth , est 1856, Rev James
B Craven, Pres
Lewlston, Bertie Co , pop 400
Hanson Academy, prep , co-ed , non-seot,
Pattie Manson, Prin
Lexington, Davidson Co , pop 4,168.
Pres Bd Educ — F C Robblns
Sec Bd BJduc — E J Buchanan
City Superintendent — O V Woosley
Supv Music— Miss Louise Hill.
Drawing — Miss- Norma Page
Lexington Seminary, prep , co-ed , non-
sect, George M Edgar, Prin
Reed, Academy, prep , co-ed., non-sect; G
J W Cole, A. B., Prin.
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LIncolnton, Lincoln Co , pop. 2,413.
City Superintendent— B P Caldwell.
Piedmont Academy, prep , co-ed., non-sect,
B P Caldmell, Prin.
Lindsay, Wake Co , pop 63
Damascus High School, prep , co-ed., non-
sect, C F McAuly, Prin.
Littleton, Halifax Co , pop 1,800
Littleton Female College, girls' boarding,
Meth , J M Rhodes, A. M , Prin.
Lonlsbury, Franklin Co, pop* 1,178.
City Superintendent— W R. Mill*
Louisburg Female College, girls' boarding,
M B So , est 1802, Mrs Mary Davis
Allen, President
Louisburg Male Academy, boys' boarding,
non-sect , Ernest Sims Morton, A. B ,
Prin.
Lowland, Pamllco Co., pop 46.
Unity Hall High School, prep , co-ed.; non-
sect, Hena Brldgeman, Prin
Lnmberton, Bobeson Co , pop. 2,280.
Barker's High School* prep , co-ed. ( aon-
sect , J H Branch?Prfn
Rowland's (Miss) School, prep , co-ed.; non-
sect., Miss Penny Rowland, Prin.
Madison, Rocktngliam Co , pop. 1,000.
Madison High School, prep , co-ed., non-
sect., D D McBride, Prin.
Madison Institute and Business College,
prep , co-ed,, non-sect , J. M Weatherly,
Prin.
Magnolia, Dnplln Co., pop BOO
Principal Graded School— M B Taylor.
Manteo, Bare Co.. pop. 466.
Manteo Academy, prep , co-ed., non-sect.,
W G Coltrane, Prin.
Marlon, McDowell Co., pop 1,706.
Pres Bd Bduc— A L. Bright.
Sec Bd Bduc— M S Giles
City Superintendent — Isaac C. Griffin.
Supv of Schools— Miss Maud Barnard.
Marshall, Madison Co , pop 1,000.
Marshall Academy, prep ; co-ed., Prarb.,
Grace Martin, Prin
Walnut Springs Academy, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect. , Miss M V Darby, Prin.
Mavrshallberg, Carteret Co., pop 46
Graham Collegiate Institute, prep., co-ed.,
M E , Rev C M Levister, Prfn.
Graham Seminary, prep , co-ed., M. BL,
Rev C. M Levister. Prin.
Mara Hill, Madison Co., pop. 175.
Mars Hill College prep , co-ed.; boarding,
Bapt; est. 1857, R. L. Moore, A. B,
President.
Marshvtil*, Union Co , pop. 660
Marshville Academy, prep , co-ed., non-
sect., H. H. Caldwell, A. B , Prin.
Hebane, Alamance Co , pop 800
The Blngham School, boys' boarding , mil ,
non-sect., est 1793, Preston Lewis Gray,
B L., President.
Merrit, Pamllco Co, pop 99.
Trent School, prep , co-ed , non-sect, E. P
Dlzon, Prin
Merry Oaks, Chatham Co , pop. 120.
Merry Oaks Academy, prep , co-ed. » non-
sect., Lillian Massey, Prin
Midway, Davidson Co , pop 32
Arcadia Academy, prep , co-ed., non-sect,
a W Rothwich, Prin
Mlzpah, Stokes Co , pop. 98,
Mountain View Institute, prep , co-ed., non-
sect , William M Wall, Prin
Hoeksvffle, Davie Co., pop. 1,200
MocksvIIIe High School, prep , co-ed.; non-
sect, Walter H Goodman, Prin
Sunny Side Seminary, prep . co-ed., non-
sect, M. M Baton, Prin.
MoflBt, Randolph Co., pop. 60
Shilow Academy, prep , co-ed., non-sect,
A. a Cox, Prin
Monroe, Tnlon Co , pop. 2,756
City Superintendent— -Arthur G Randolph.
Mooresvitte, IredeH Co » pop. 1,675.
Pres Bd Bduc — W C Johnston
Sec Bd Bduc — A W Colson
City Superintendent — W C. Ariail
Morehead City, Carteret Co , pop 1,379
Harry North High School, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect , B. I Tart, A B , Prin.
Moravian Falls, Wllkes Co., pop. 75
Moravian Falls Academy, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect, est 1881, D G Weaver, Pres.
Burke Co* p*p.
CJity Superintendent— B. W €L Cobh,
Marbnth School, prep ; co-ed.;* non-sect;
Mrs. Marbnth, Prin
Patton High School, prep , co-ed., non-
sect , est 1877, R L Patton, A B,
Principal
School for the Deaf and Dumb, state, co-
ed , est 1891
Mortons Store, Alamance Co., pop 75.
Gillian Academy, prep , co-ed., non-sect,
J W GlIHam, Prin.
Morven, Anson Co , pop. 447.
Morven High School, prep., co-ed., non-
sect; est 1907; J F Lawrence, Principal.
Mount Airy, Story Co., pop.
City Superintendent — J T. Spears.
Mount Gilead, Montgomery Co., pop 7*8.
Mount Gilead Academy, prep., co-ed.; non-
sect, Eugene Harris. Prin.
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Mount Olive, Wayne Co , pop 2,000
Pres Bd Educ — J M McGee
Sec Bd Educ — E R Wilson
City Superintendent — Arthur M Proctor
Principal High School— Miss Mamie New-
man
Supv Music— Miss Ethel Fielding
Mount Olive High School, prep , co-ed
non-sect., H C Schultz, Supt
Mount Pleasant, Cabarrns Co , pop 575
Collegiate Institute, prep , men, Luth , est,
1854 , G F McAllister, A M , Prin
Mount Am o en a Seminary, girls* boarding,
Luth Henderson N Miller, Ph B, Prin
North Carolina College, coll , co-ed , non-
sect
Mount Tirzah, Person Co , pop 130
Readeland Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect A S Webb. Prin
Murfreesboro, Hertford Co , pop 759
Chow an College coll and prep , women,
Bapt cst 1548 James Do\vden Bruner
Ph D President
Murphy, Cherokee Co , pop 1,200
City Superintendent — L E Mauney
Nashville, Nash Co , pop 1,000
Baker's School , prep , co-ed , non-sect. ,
Mrs J H L Baker, Prin
Nashville Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
A. H Koonce, Prin
Newbern, Cra\en Co , pop 9,961
Pres Bd Educ — T A Green
Sec Bd Educ — H M Grooves.
City Superintendent — Harvey B Crave»
Prin High School— MIus Mary L Hendren
Supv Music — Mrs L E Carroway
Manual Training — G B Howard.
Domestic Science — Mrs R J Hancock
Newton, Catawba Co , pop 2,816
City Superintendent-— E O Smlthdeal
Catawba College, prep music art, co-ed ,
est 1851, Rev J D Andrew, A B,
Pres
Newton Grove, Sampson Co , pop 200
Catholic School, prep , boys, R C , Sister
M Norbetta, O S D, Superior
North Wilkesboro, Wilkes Co , pop 2,000
City Superintendent — W G Coltrane
Academical and Industrial Institute man-
ual training, indust and trade
Norwood, Stanly Co, pop. 663.
Norwood High School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , J M Sherrlll, Prin
Oak Ridge, Gullford Co , pop 75
Oak Ridge Institute, boys' boarding, est
1862, non-sect , J Allen Holt, Prin
Ormondsville, Greene Co , pop 85.
Orznondsville Institute, prep , co-ed , non-
secL, W W Ormand, Prin j
Orrnm, Robeson Co , pop 125.
Stinceon Institute, prep , co-ed , non-sect
M Sheppard, Prin
Oxford, Granvllle Co , pop 8,018
Horner Military School, boys' boarding,
military non-sect est 1851, Jerome C
Horner Principal
Oxford Female Seminary, girls' boarding,
Bapt est 1850, F P Hobgood, Pres
Pantego, Beaufort Co , pop 400
Principal High School — A W Da\enport
Pee Bee, Anson Co , pop 100
Barrett College, prep , co-ed , boarding,
non-sect est 1889 Re\ A M Barrett,
A M D D Piesident
Pinnacle, Stokes Co , pop 400
Pinnacle High School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , C H Johnson, Prin
Pinnacle Institute, prep co-ed , non-sect ,
S W Hall, Prin
Pioneer Mills, Cabarrns Co , pop 82
Pioneer Mills Academy prep , co-ed , non-
sect , J A Barnhardt, Prin
Plttsboro, Chatham Co , pop 600
Plttsboro Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
H M London, Prin
Plymouth, Washington Co , pop 1,200
City Superintendent— C J Everett
Raeford, Cumberland Co., pop 900
Raeford High School, prep , oo-ed , non-
sect , est 1895, J A McLeod, A. B,
Prin
Raleigh, Wake Co , pop 19,218
Pres Bd Educ — James J Johnson
Sec Bd Educ — G Rosenthal
City Superintendent — Prank M Harpei
Principal High School — Hugh Morson
Supv Music — Miss Clara H Chapel
Domestic Science — Miss Fiances Lo^e
Physical Culture — Miss Jennie Y Fleming
Drawing — Miss Nannie E Smith
Penmanship — Mrs R B Green
Draughon'a Practical Business College, bus
and sten , J F Draughon, Pres
King's Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1901, J H King, Pres
Leonard Medical School of Shaw Univer-
sity (colored), med , reg , men, est 1882,
James McKee, M D, Dean
Meredith College, coll and prep , women,
boarding, Bapt , est 1899, Richard Til-
man Vann, A B , D D , President.
North Carolina College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts, courses In Agriculture,
Veterinary Medicine, Engineering, Me-
chanic Arts and Chemistry, Textile In-
dustry and Normal, men, eat. 1889, Dan-
iel Harvey Hill, LL D, Pres
North Carolina College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts School of Engineering,
courses in Civil, Mechanical and Electri-
cal Engineering, Mechanic Arts and
Chemistry, Wallace C Rlddlok, C E,
Dean
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NORTH CAROLINA
Raleigh — continued
North Carolina College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts, Textile School* scientific
textile and Eyeing courses, Thomas Nel-
son, Dean
Peace Institute, girls' boarding. Presb , est
1857, George J Ramsey, M A, LL D,
President
Raleigh Male Academy, boys, boarding,
non-sect , Hugh Morson, Prln
Salem Female Academy and College, girls,
prep , boarding, non-sect
St Augustine's School (colored), nor and
Indust, co-ed., P B , est. 1877. Rev A
B Hunter, Prin
St Mary's School, girls' boarding P B ,
est 1842, Rev George W Lay, D D,
Rector
Shaw University (colored), maintains the
following departments Industries, Mu-
sic, the Academy, Teachers' Training,
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences,
Schools of Theology, Law, Pharmacy and
Medicine, co-ed , Bapt , est 1865,
Charles F Meserve, LL D, Pres
Shaw University, Department of Industries
(colored), trades for men and domestic
courses for women, Gaston A Edwards,
M S Supt
Shaw University, Divinity School (colored),
Bapt Rev Nicholas F Roberts, D D,
Dean
Shaw University, Department of Pharmacy,
(colored), phar , men, est. 1890, William
Moncure Ph G Dean
Shaw University, Law School (colored),
men, est 1888, Wlnfleld H. Lyon, Jr,
Dean
University of North Carolina, Medical De-
partment (Junior and Senior years,
Freshman and Sophomore years at Chapel
Hill) , med , reg , men, est. 1878. H. A
Royster, M D , Dean
Whittaker School, prep , co-ed f non-sect ,
Miss Sallle Whittaker, Prin
Ramseur, Randolph Co , pop 789
Ramseur High School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , J T Cobb, Prin
Red Springs, Robeson Co , pop 1,800
Red Springs Seminary, prep , girls' board-
ing, non-sect.
Southern Presbyterian College and Con-
servatory of Music, girls' boarding, coll,
prep and music, Presb, est 1896, Rev
C G Vardell, D D , President
Beldsville, Rocldngham Co, pop 8,262
City Superintendent — Thomas W Andrews
Reidsville Seminary, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , est 1882, H A. Hayes, Prin
Rich Square, Northampton Co , pop. 600
Principal High School— Henry C Miller
Bidgeway, Warren Co^ pop 250
German School, prep , co-ed , non-sect., M
Lauterback, Prln.
Roanoke Rapids, Halifax Co., pop 1,009.
City Superintendent — A B Akers.
Robersomllle, Martin Co, pop 450
Robersonvllle Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , est 1902, John D Everett, L. I,
Prin
Rockinghain, Richmond Co , pop 2,155.
City Superintendent — L J Bell
Rocky Mount, Edgecombe Co , pop 8,051*
City Superintendent — John L Harris.
Rowland, Robeson Co , pop. 500.
Rowland High School, prep , co-ed., non-
sect , Wm Herbert, A. B , Supt
Roxboro, Person Co, pop. 2,500.
City Superintendent — R H. Barns.
Satterfield School, prep , co-ed., non-sect,
Gertie Satterfield, Prin
Roxobel, Bertie Co , pop 825
Roxobel Academy, prep , co-ed., non-sect,
Mattle LIverman, Frin.
Rnffin, Rockingham Co., pop. 196.
Ruffin High School, prep , co-ed , non-sect,
Boiling Hall, Frin
Rutherford College, Burke Co
Rutherford College, coll , co-ed , M, B So .
M T Hinahaw; Pres
St Pauls, Robeson Co , pop. 500.
St Pauls High School, prep , co-ed., non-
sect, N D Johnson, Prln,
Salem, Forsyth Co , pop. 5,538
City Superintendent — Wesley B Speas
Salem Boys' School, prep , boys, non-sect,
J D Brower, Prin.
Salem Female Academy and College, girls'
boarding, Moravian, est 1802, Rev How-
and F Rondthaler, M A , Pres
Salembnrg, Sampson Co , pop 125.
Salem High School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect, est 1874, George 7 Edwards, A,
B., Prin.
Salisbury, Rowan Co., pop. 7,158,
City Superintendent — Arch T Allen.
Catholic School, prep ; boys, R. C , F O
S B Joseph, Prin.
Livingstone College (colored) , coll , co-ed ,
A. M. B Z , est 1882, William H. Goler,
D D , Pres.
Salnda, Polk Co , pop. »75.
Saluda Seminary, prep , co-ed , boarding,
Cong , est, 1889, George C Burrage,
Principal
Sanf ord, Lee Co , pop 1,044,
City Superintendent — W R. Allen
Scotland Neck, Halifax Co , pop. 1,848.
City Superintendent — C. W Wilson.
Scottvffle, Ashe Co., pop 30
Scottville Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
O R Black, Prin
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Seaboard, Northampton Co , pop £87
Seaboard High School prep , co-ed , non-
sect , W H Cole. Prln
Selma, Johnston Co , pop. 1,381
City Superintendent— B F Harrell
Shelby, Cleveland Co,, pop 3,127
City Superintendent — J T Trwln
SMloh, Camden Co, pop 75.
Shlloh Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
C B Gamete, Prin
Slier City, Chatham Co, pop 1,000
Principal High School — C O Small
Smlthfield, Johnston Co , pop 1,847
City Superintendent — I T Turlington
Snow Hill, Greene Co , pop 750
Snow Hill Institute, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , est 1800, J E Debnam, LL D,
Prln
South Mills, Camden Co, pop 200
South Mills High School, prep , co-ed ,
boat ding est 1907 Jerry Day, Principal
Sonthport, Brunswick Co , pop 1,484.
Southport High School, prep, co-ed , non-
sect , T H Franks, A B , Prln
Sparta, Allegheny Co , pop 501.
Sparta Institute, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
Principal
Spencer, Rowan Co , pop 1,000
Spencer High School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , Mrs L. B Mathes, Prln
Stalllngs' School, prep , co-ed , non-sect.,
J W S tailings, Prin
Spring Hope, Nash Co , pop 666.
Superintendent of Schools — W L "WInkler
Star, Montgomery Co , pop. 289
Carolina Collegiate and Agricultural Insti-
tute prep and agrl co-ed , non-sect ,
est 1911 Dr Edward F Green, Presi-
dent
Statesvllle, Iredell Co , pop 4,200
City Superintendent — D Matt Thompson
StatesMlle Female College, coll and prep ,
women, boarding, Presb , est 1866, Rev
John A Scott, D D, President
Stonevllle, Rocldngham Co , pop 500
Stonevllle High School prep , co-ed , non-
sect., L T Royall, Prln
Sntherlands, Ashe Co, pop. 85
Sutheriands Seminary, prep , co-ed , M IB.
So , L M Farth4ng, Prln.
Tarboro, Bdgecombe Co , pop 2,499
City Superintendent — H B Smith
Tarboro Male Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , F S Wilkinson, Prln
Thomas* llle, Davidson Co , pop 8,877
City Superintendent — J N Hauss
I Troy, Montgomery Co , pop 1,055
City Superintendent — Wade Crawford
i Peabody Academy, nor co-ed , Cong ,
i esT 1880, Rev O Faduma, B D, Prln
I Inion Ridge, Alamance Co, pop 85
| Union Ridge Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , Thomas W Strowd Prln
Union vllle, Lnlon Co , pop 75
Union Institute, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
est 1885, O C Hamilton, Prln
Vandennere, Famlico Co, pop 169
Home School , prep , co-ed , non-sect , An-
nie Cabul, Prln
Wadesboro, Anson Co , pop 2,876.
Wadesboro Academy, prep co-ed , non-
sect , D A McGregor, Prln
Wadevllle, Montgomery Co , pop 40.
Wadevllle \oademy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , K W Hogan, Prin
Wakefleld, Wake Co , pop 142
Wakefield Classical and Mathematical
School, prep , co-ed . Bapt R E Sen-
tell e, Prin
Wake Forest, Wake Co , pop 828
Wake Forest College, courses In Literature
and Science, Preparatory Medicine and
Law School, men, Bapt , est 1884, Wil-
liam Louis Poteat, LL. B , Pres
Wake Forest College, Law School, law,
men, est 1894, Needham 7 Oulley, M
A Dean
Walnut Cove, Stokes Co , pop 886
Walnut Cove High School, prep , co-ed ,
non-sect. , Joseph Aden, Prln
Wanchese, Dare Co , pop 125
Wanchese Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , C E Taylor, Frln
Warrenton, Warren Co , pop 836
Hawkins School , prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
Miss Lucy W Hawkins, Prln
Shlloh Institute, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
esL 1881, T B Bruce, Prln
Warrenton High SchooL prep , co-ed ,
boarding, non-sect , est 1786, John Gra-
ham, Principal
Warsaw, Dnplln Co , pop 576.
Warsaw High School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect, S G Winstead, Prin.
Washington, Beaufort Co , pop 6,211.
Pres Bd Hduc— John H Small
Sec Bd Bduc.— C M Campbell, Jr
City Superintendent — a M Campbell, Jr
Principal High School— M A Hugglns.
Stenography — Miss Annie Cox.
Waynesvllle, Haywood Co., pop. 1,807.
Pres Bd Educ — J R Boyd
Sec Bd Educ — W J Hannah
City Superintendent — D F Nicholson
Principal High School — Charles F Owen
Supv Music — Miss Margaret Stringfleld
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Weaverville, Buncombe Co , pop 829
Weaverville Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect., J M Ropeson, Prin.
Weaver College, coll , co-ed , M B So
eat 1878 W A Newell, Pres
Weldon, Halifax Co , pop 1,428.
Pres Bd Educ — W E Daniel
Sec Bd Educ — J A Musgrove
City Superintendent — John D Everett.
West Raleigh, Wake Co , pop. 80
North Carolina College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts, comprises department of
Agriculture, of Engineering, Mechanic
Arts and Chemistry, of Teztile Industry,
and Normal; courses for the training of
teachers in Industrial subjects, state,
men, est 1889, Daniel Harvey Hill, LL
D, Pres.
White Oak, Blades Co > pop. 89
White Oak Academy, prep , co-ed., non-
sect., est. 1899, W W Woodhouse, Prin
White Store, Anson Co, pop. 20.
Polkton Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
R. D Redfearn, Prin
Whitehead, AUeghany Co, pop 76.
Whitehead Academy, prep , co-ed ; non-
sect., J M Cheek, Prin
Whltsett, Gullford Co, pop. 80.
Whitsett Institute, boys' boarding, prep,
nor and bus , non-sect , est 1884, "W
T Whitsett, Ph D, President
Whlttler, Swain Co , pop 200.
Whittier High School, prep , co-ed..
Cong , J Ulrlch Gibbs, Pres.
Whynot, Randolph Co , pop. 28
Whynot Academy and Business Institute,
prep , co-ed , non-sect., G F Corner,
Prtn.
Williamston, Martin Co , pop. 1,200.
City Superintendent — Z. H Rose.
Wilmington, New Hanover Co,, pop. 25,748.
City Superintendent — John J Blair
Alderman's (Miss) Select School: prep.,
co-ed., non-sect, Mazy I* Alderman,
Prin.
Boys* Catholic School, prep , boys, R. <X,
Father Dennln, Prin.
Boys' School} prep , boys, non-sect., B B
Hague, Prin.
Cape Fear Academy, , boys' prep ; non-sect.,
est. 1869, Washington Catlett, Prin.
Gregory Normal SchooK. normal, private,
co-ed , J H Arnold, *PrIn
Hart's (Miss) Select School, prep., co-ed.,
non-sect, Miss Annie Hart Prin.
Wilson, Wilson Co , pop. 6,717
City Superintendent — Charles L Coon.
Atlantic Christian College, colL, co-ed,.
Christian, est 1902. Jesse C Cal dwell,
A. B , B D , Pres.
Wilson Collegiate Institute, merged into
Atlantic Christian College
Windsor, Bertie Co., pop 2,000
Bertie Academy, prep , co-ed , Bapt, W
S Etheridge, Prin,
Gurley School, prep , co-ed , non-sect,
Maud Gurley, Prin
Rosefleld School, prep , co-ed , non-sect,
Mrs. M F GHHam, Prin.
Rankin-Rlchards Institute (colored), prep.,
co-ed , non-sect. Rhoden Mitchell, Prin.
Windsor Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect,
Fred Archer, Prin.
Wlngate, Union Co., pop 125.
Wingate School, prep , co-ed., Bapt, est
1896, B T Tayner, A B, Prin
WInstoa-Salem, Forayth Co, pop. 22,700.
Pres Bd Bduc — J C Burton
Sec Bd Educ— W B Franklin
City Superintendent — Rowland H Latham,
Principal High School — L. Lea White
Penmanship — Miss Jessie Courtney
Com'l & Sten — Miss Anna Lula Dobaon
Salem Academy and College, coll and
prep , women, boarding, est 1802, Rev.
Howard B Rondthaler, D D, President
Salem Boys' School, boya boarding, Mora-
vian, est 1792, James F Brower, A. M,
Prin
State Colored Normal School, state, normal,
est 189S F M. Kennedy, Principal
Tinsley Military Institute, boys' boarding,
est 1908, J W Tinslej, Supt
Wlntervllle, Pitt Co , pop 400
Winterville High School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect, G E Llneberry, Frln
Wlnton, Hertford Co , pop. 725
Waters Normal Institute (colored), normal,
private, co-ed , Bapt, est 1886, Rev
C S. Brown, A. M., D D,, Prin,
Wit, Carter** Co, pop, 180.
Wit Academy, prep , co-ed,, non-sect; Lil-
lian Foreman, Prin.
Woodland, Norttemptom Co., pop* 242.
Woodland High School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect, N W. Brftton, Prin
Yadkm College, Davidson Co., pop 210
Yadkln College Institute, prep , co-ed., M.
B , W T and J F Totten, PHna.
Tadklnvllle, Yadkln Co , pop. 292.
Yadklnvllle High School, prep , co-ed ; non-
sect, Z. H Dlacon, Prin
Zionvffle, Watanga Co., pop. 175.
Zlonville Academy (colored); prep*, co-ed.,
non-sect, Principal.
NORTH DAKOTA
Population, 577,056 School census, 156,044. School age, 6-20
North Dakota is the thirty seventh state of the Union in point of population,
having a total of 577,056 inhabitants, of whom 988 per cent are white Of this
number, 27 1 per cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire
population, ten years of age and over, is 3 1 per cent, the state ranking tenth in
this respect The educational system of the state is as follows
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
E J TAYLOR, Superintendent of Public Instruction . Bismarck
W. E. PARSONS, Deputy Superintendent Bismarck
RICHARD HEYWARD, High School Inspector . . Grand Forks
N 0 MACDONALD, Eural School Inspector. Valley City
STATE HIGH SCHOOL BOABD
J H WORST, President Fargo
W. L. STOCKWELL, Vice-President Fargo
E J. TAYLOR, Secretary Bismarck
FRANK L. MoVsY, Examiner University
W. J ALEXANDER . . Holla
STATE BOABD OF UNIVERSITY AND SCHOOL LANDS
HON JOHN BURKE . Bismarck
HON P D NORTON . . Bismarck
HON D K BRIGHTBIL . Bismarck
HON ANDREW MILLER . Bismarck
HON E J TAYLOR Bismarck
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION
North Dakota has no School Text-Book Commission, the adoption of free or
uniform text-books being optional with local county boards or voters There is no
state supervision
STATE BOABD OF EXAMINERS AND READING CIRCLE BOABD
W. E HOOVER, President . . Fargo
P S BERG, Vice-President . . Dickinson
E J TAYLOR, Secretary . . . Bismarck
R M. BLACK . ... ... Wahpeton
JOSEPH KENNEDY . . University
STATE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
J" N KELLEY, President Grand Forks
W E PARSONS, Secretary Bismarck
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
County Name and Address
Adams Miss R C Wagner, Hettinger
Barnes Miss M J Nielson, Valley City
Benson
Miss Effle D Hoadley, Minnewaukan
Billings Marie Ackerman, Medora
Bottineau H E Layne, Bottineau
Bowman H O Saxvik, Bowman
Burke . C H Hecht, Bowbells
Burleigh C L Vigness, Bismarck
Cass J W Riley, Fargo
Cavalier Miss H. J Sullivan, Langdon
Dickey Mary Fleming-ton, Ellendale
Divide J H Phelps, Crosoy
Dunn C L Mel by, Manning
Eddy H H. Maxwell, New Rockford
Emm cms Henry H Hanson, 'Linton
Foster Miss M J Cain, Carnngton
Grand Forks . ....
M Beatrice Johnstone, Grand Forks
Griggs I A* Kampen, Cooperstown
Hettinger . Miss J K. Steake, Mott
Kidder Miss Lydia Hlnman, Steele
La Moure
Miss Laura B Sanderson, La Moure
Logan Herbert Brown, Napoleon
McHenry Dalton McDonald, Towner
Mclntosh E T Clyde, Ashley
County Name and Address
McKenzie J F Steffeck, Schafer
McLean Jno L Brekken, Washburn
Mercer B R Thomas, Stanton
Morton . W F Lorin, Mandan
Moun trail Miss R. Duffy. Stanley
Nelson P J Iverson, Lakota
Oliver Frank Karges, Hensler
Pembina Charlotte A Jones, Cavalier
Pierce Miss Thea Picard, Rugby
Ramsey John A. Haig, Hevils Lake
Ransom C E Cavett, Lisbon
Renville Miss M Sheridan, Mohall
Richland J W Thornton, Wahpeton
Rolette Mrs Mary K Packard, Holla
Sargent . . Henry Ulve, Forman
Sheridan E O Cleve, McClusky
Stark Miss Mary Nolan, Dickinson
Steele Geo. F Newton, Sherbrooke
Stutsman . ....
Miss Mary E McGInnis, Jamestown
Towner.*... Miss M. Sorenson, Cando
Traill Miss G Wambheim, Hillsboro
Walsh Edward Erlckson, Graf ton
Ward . . .B G Warren, Minot
Wells Miss M. T Regan, Fessenden
Williams Mrs. M P Tatem, Will! at on
PUBLIC, PRIVATE: AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Bathgate, Pembina Co , pop 708
State School for the Blind, state, co-ed ,
est 1905, Benjamin Phillips Chappie,
Superintendent
Bismarck, Burleigh Co., pop. 5,443
Pres Bd Educ —Henry W RIchhott
Sec Bd Educ — Richard Penwarden
City Superintendent — Charles C Root*
Principal High School— C F Bolt.
Manual Trainings-Howard Boekelor
Domestic Science — Ruby Gibbens
Coml & Stenog*y — W L. Gross.
Bismarck Business College bus and sten ,
C F lavadahl. President
Bottineau, Bottineau Co., pop US99
City Superintendent — A W Smith.
Principal High School — A H Smith
North Dakota School of Forestry, state ,
est 1899, William J Alexander, A M,
President
Cando, Towner Co , pop. 1,500
Pres Bd Educ — W P Yeagerline
Sec Bd Educ — H D Skinner.
City Superintendent — H P Ide
Principal High School — A F Hlxson
Supv Mus & Draw — LaRue Brandvig
Manual Training — Q B Packwood.
Domestic Science — Jean Simpson
Pen'shlp & Com'l — Mary Longfield
Cassation, Cass Co , pop 1,675
City Superintendent — Nelson Sawain
Prln. H S— • Mrs J Kllbouroe.
Cavalier, Pembina Co., pop. 1,025.
City Superintendent — W B Utenderfer
Prln H S — Katharine Vaniska.
Cooperstown, Grig&B Co, pop 1,325
Pres Bd Educ — Charles Burseth
Sec Bd Educ — Oscar D Purinton
City Superintendent — Norman C Koontz
Principal High School— Ellis C Perslng
Supv Mus & Draw — Ruby Burtness
Manual Training — Elhs C Persing
Devils Lake, Ramsey Co, pop 5,157
Pres Bd Educ — George W Mooers
Sec Bd. Educ— A E Parshall
City Superintendent — Youell O Barnell
Principal High School — B, E Crippen.
Supv Music — Grace E Radcllffe.
Manual Training — Roy H. Cross.
Domestic Science — Grace E. Briscoe.
Physical Culture — Frances Cowan.
Draw and Pen'ship— Eva 1C Morris.
St Mary's Academy, girls' boarding, R C .
Sister M Regina, Superioress,
School for the Deaf and Dumb, state, D.
F Bangs, Supt
Dickinson, Stark Co, pop 3,188
Pres Bd Educ — R H Johnson
Sec Bd Educ— R L Baird
City Superintendent — P S Berg
Prln High School— Anna L Hlllesheim
Manual Training — William J Banish
Domestic Science — Anna Lamb
Commercial — Purl Walters
Edgeley, Lamoure Co, pop 1,050
City Superintendent — Emmett McKenna,
Elbowoods, McLean Co , pop 54.
Indian Industrial School, indust. school for
Indians, co-ed , est 1900, A W Thoxnast
Supt.
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EHendale, Dickey Go , pop 1,425.
City Superintendent — Henry Ulve
North Dakota State Normal and Indus-
trial School, manual training, domestic
science and commercial courses, co-ed-,
est 1899, Willis E Johnson, M A, Pres
Knderlln, Ransom Co, pop 1,250
Pres Bd Educ— W J Huber
Sec Bd Educ — E T Danjelson
City Superintendent — T O Sweetland
Principal High School — W W Sehlrxner
Supv Music — Eva Rasmussen
Manual Training— <B H Brooks
Domestic Science — Mabel Darns
Fargo, Cass Co., pop 14,881
City Superintendent — William B Hoover
Principal High School — R P Robinson
Prin H S— C. D Spalding
Aaker*s Business College, bus. and sten ,
est. 1902 H H Aaker, President
Agricultural and Manual Training High
School, department Agricultural College,
est 1909, courses in science, commerce
and mechanic arts, Irwin W Smith, A
M, Prln
Dakota Business College bus and sten, est.
1892, F Leland Watkms, A M, Presi-
dent.
Fargo College, courses in Arts and Science,
Preparatory, Business, Journalism, Art,
and Conservatory of Muslo, co-ed. »
Cong , est 1887 John W Haneel Pres
Fargo Conservatory of Music, graduate and
public school music courses, Bertrand
Alan Orr, Director
North Dakota Agricultural College, courses
in Agriculture, Biology, Engineering, Ed-
ucation, General Science, Home Econom-
ics, Veterinary Medicine, Pharmacy and
Chemistry, co-ed , est 1890, John Henry
Worst, LL. D, Pres.
North Dakota Agricultural College, Depart-
ment of Engineering and Physios, me-
chanical, civil and chemical engineering,
and mechanic arts, Edmund S Keene,
M E, Dean
North Dakota Agricultural College Depart-
ment of Chemistry and Pharmacy, Ed-
win F Ladd , B S , Dean
Oak Grove Lutheran Ladies Seminary,
girls' boarding Luth , est 1906 Jens E
FosBum, Principal
Sacred Heart Academy, girls' boarding, R
C , Sister Superior
Fessenden, Wells Co , pop. 1,050
Pres. Bd. Educ. — Dr Oyen.
Sec Bd. Educ — Fred Znber
City Superintendent — L. A White
Manual Training— Mollle Basing
Fort Totten, Benson Co., pop. 184
Indian Industrial School, Indust. school for
Indians, co-ed , est 1890, Charles L Da-
vis, Supt.
Grafton, Walsh Co, pop 1,675
Pres Bd Eduo— P J Murphy
Sec Bd Educ — J E Gray
City Superintendent — F L. Whitney
Grafton — continued
Principal High School — Elizabeth Mayor
Supv Music — Florence Russell
Manual Training — C H Wallers.
Domestic Science — Lissa R Holden
Agriculture — E J Trouper
Commercial — Gertrude Lankln
North Dakota Institution for the Feeble
Minded state oo-ed , est 1901, H A
La Moure, M D, Supt
Grand Forks, Grand Forks Co , pop 12,478
City Superintendent — J Nelson Kelly
Prln H S— W C Stebbins
Aaker' o Business College, bus and sten ,
est. 1907, O J Hanson, B A, Prln
Grand Forks College, prep and nor , oo-ed. ,
Luth , est. 1900, M H Norman, Prln
Northwestern College and Commercial In-
stitute, bus and sten J J Swengel,
Pres
State University of North Dakota, See Uni-
versity P O
St Bernard's College Convent, girls' board-
ing, R C , Mother Stanislaus Prin
Union Commercial College, bus and sten ,
est 1908 Thacker and Hughes, Prins
Wesley College, college and conservatory
of music, co-ed , Meth , Rev Edward F
Robertson, A M, Pres
Hanldnson, Bichland Co , pop 1,850
City Superintendent— R E Smith
Prln H S— Mrs. K. F Whitcoxnb
Harvey, Wells Co , pop 1,500
City Superintendent — Geo F Forster
Prin H S — Bertha B Walker
Hlllsboro, Trail! Co, pop 1,425
City Superintendent — John A Johnson
Prin H S— Mildred Gordon
Hope, Steele Co , pop 1,000
Prln H S —Mary E Hill
Jamestown, Stntsman Co, pop 5,000
City Superintendent — E R Edwards
Prln H S— Jennie Hall
Jamestown College, Coll and prep , co-ed ,
Barend H Kroeze, D D , President
St. John's Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
est. 1880, Sister Superior, Directress
Lakota, Nelson Co , pop 1,250
Pres Bd Eduo— George Kellogg
Sec Bd Educ— H M Strand.
City Superintendent— X. Weaver
la Moure, Xamonre Co., pop. 1,125.
Pres Bd. Educ — E W Field
Sec Bd, Educ — B| W Loppnow
City Superintendent — P A McMillen
Principal High School— Marie A Williams.
Supv Music — Florence White
Manual Training— Ray Divers
Domestic Science — Ella Hutchlnson
I4mgdon, Cavalier Co., pop 1,400.
City Superintendent — D J Rldllngton
Prin H S —-John M, Mc&lnnon, Jr
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NORTH DAKOTA
Larimore, Grand Forks Co, pop 1,450
Pres Bd Educ— S J Radcliffe
Sec Bd Educ — J Dexter Pierce
City Superintendent — Frank W Reinoehl
Principal High School — Margaret Watson
Supv Mus & Draw — Frances Hoch
Manual Training1 — B W Johnson
Domestic Science — Addle Stafford
Leeds, Benson Go, pop 1,025
City Superintendent — O H Hystad
Lidgerwood, Blchland Co , pop 1,400
Pres Bd Educ — A F Bouzer
Sec Bd Educ — A L Parsons
City Superintendent — H W Best
Principal High School — F L Bobbins
Man Tr Com'l & St'nog'y — B J Moorman
Lisbon, Ransom Co , pop 2,000
City Superintendent — H B Ide
Mandan, Morton Co, pop. 2,500
Pres Bd Educ — T A. Cummlngs.
Sec Bd, Educ— J H. Noakes.
City Superintendent— C L Love,
Principal High School — L U Bear
Supv Music — Mrs. Elizabeth Carter
Com'l and Stenog'y — William Bubbera.
Mayville, Train Co , pop 1,850.
Pres Bd Educ — Jens Grlnager
Sec Bd Educ — H M S'oliah.
City Superintendent — Mark A Paulson
Principal High School — Florence Sprague
Supv Mus & Draw — "Laura Dumke
Manual Training— H F Butterfleld.
Domestic Science — Nellie DahL
State Normal School, normal, state, co-ed ,
eat 1890, Thos A HHlyer, A. M, Pres
Mlnot, Ward Co , pop. 6,188
City Superintendent — Samuel H Wolf
Prin H S — Florence Cotton
Mlnot College of Commerce, bus and sten ,
co-ed , est 1908, John C Lowe, Prin
Minto, Walsh Co, pop 900.
City Superintendent — E R, Edwards,
Prin H S,— E A McEachran
New Rockford, Eddy Co, pop 1,575
Pres Bd Educ — H W Wilson
Sec Bd Bdud— J T Fuller
City Superintendent — J T Fuller
Principal High School— Bllse Nesdahl
Manual Training1 — A C Shaffer
Domestic Science — Ida RatzlaflT
Music and Drawing* — Alice L, HalL
Commercial — Essie B Lelghty
New Rockford Collegiate Institute, prep.,
music and commercial courses, co-ed. ,
boarding and day, Cong , est. 1896; "Wil-
liam A Godward, B A., President.
New Salem, Morton Co , pop. 1,025.
City Superintendent — Arne Vlnje.
Oakes, Dickey Co, pop 1&T5
Pres Bd. Educ— J H Coulter
See Bd HJduc— T H Ferber.
City Superintendent— M D. Button.
Principal High School — Louise M Kruger
Supv MuBle— Mary Best
Domestic Science — Sadie R. Johnson.
Man Tr ft Phy Cult— John J. G Hol-
land, Jr
Oakes — continued
Drawing — Mary Best.
Pen ship & Com 1 — M D Button
Park River, Walsh Co , pop. 1,300
City Superintendent — A Heyward
Prin H. S— L. T Bosworth
Pembtoa, Pembina Co, pop 918
City Superintendent — E T Fitch
Prin H S — Lucy Conmy
Portland, Trail! Co , pop 7125
Bruflat Academy, prep and bus , co-ed.,
Luth , est. 1889, A T Felland, B A,
Prin
Bella, Bolette Co , pop 925.
City Superintendent — W J Alexander
Prin H S— Eleanor Van Duzen.
University, Grand Forks Co , School Station
•University of North Dakota, comprises the
College of Liberal Arts, and the Divi-
sion of Education, of Law, of Engineer-
ing, of Medicine, state nniv , co-ed ,
est 1883, Frank LeRond McVey, LL Z>,
President
University of North Dakota, Division of
Education, comprises the School of Edu-
tion and Model High School, est 1911,
Joseph Kennedy M A, Dean
University of North Dakota, College of
Mining Engineering, school of mines,
est 1890, J Baric Babcock, B S, Dean
University of North Dakota, College of
Mechanical and Electrical Engineering,
est 1901. Calvin H Crouch, M E, Dean.
University of North Dakota, Course In
Civil Engineering, Elwyn F Chandler,
M A, In Charge.
University of North Dakota, College of Med-
icine (Freshman and Sophomore years),
med , reg , co-ed , H. BJ French, M. D
Dean
University of North Dakota, Law Depart-
ment, law, co-ed , est 1899, Robert L
Henry, Jr, Dean
Valley City, Barnes Co , pop 4,6061
City Superintendent— George W Hanna.
State Normal School, normal, state, co-ed..
George A. McFarland, A M, President.
Velra, HcHesuy Co., pep. 1,000
City Superintendent-^!. J Garrity
Northwestern College coll and prep , est.
1900 M H. Norman, Pres
Wahpetea, RJehland Ce , pop 2,425
City Superintendent— HSarl Sweet
Principal High School— Margaret Austin
North Dakota School of Science, prep ; co-
ed , state est. 1890; Fred 33 Smith, M.
So., President.
Willlston. Williams Co , pop 8,194
Pres Bd Educ— Mrs. 8. M Hydle
Sec Bd Eduo — C C Mackenroth.
City Superintendent — Geo F Foster.
Principal High School— Mary A, MoAndrew.
Supv Mws. and Draw— Bertha R. Palmer.
Manual Training — Charles L. BHllf.
Domestic Science — Ida Dvorak.
Fen'shlp and Com'l— Florence Dennett.
OHIO
Population, 4,767,121 School census, 1,227,127 School age, 6-21
Ohio is the fourth state of the Union in point of population, having a total of
4>767,121 inhabitants, of whom 97 6 per cent are white Of this number 12 5 per
cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population ten years
of age and over is 3 2 per cent, the state ranking twelfth in this respect The educa-
tional system of the state is as follows
STATE COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE
FRANK W MILLER, State Commissioner of Common Schools Columbus
C. 0 MILLER, Chief Clerk Columbus
J L CLIITON, Clerk of Examinations Columbus
H D SWYGERT, Statistical Clerk Columbus
W. A. McCtJRDY, State School Inspector Columbus
0 E OLIVER, State School Inspector Columbus
STATE SUPERWSORS OF AGRICULTURE
LESTER S. ITOS, Southwestern District H L. GOLL, Northwestern Di&tnct
S A HARBOURT, Northeastern District J E CLARKE, Southeastern District
STATE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS
W H KIRK, Superintendent of Schools East Cleveland
N H. CHANEY, Superintendent of Schools Toungstown
EDWARD M MILLS, Ohio University Athens
C J BIERY, Superintendent of Schools Wauseon
S L TURNIPSEED, Superintendent of Schools New Richmond
OHIO TEACHERS' READING CIRCLE BOARD
L E. YORK, President Massillon
F. S COULTRAP, Corresponding Secretary Athens
BEETHA RUESS, Recording Secretary Mansfield
W E KERSHNER, Secretary-Treamer Ohio State University, Columbus
W L FULTON Bryan F E REYNOLDS Wapakoneta
N E HUTCHINSON . Kenton LURA B KEAN Wooster
F P TIMMONS Milf ord FRANK W MILLER Columbus
The Ohio Teachers' Reading Circle is organized by counties, being represented
in practically every county in the state The books for reading are adopted each
Year, being mainly upon the lines of pedagogy and general culture
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OHIO
OHIO
OHIO STATE TEACHEBS' ASSOCIATION
JOHN K BAXTER, President Canton
W E KERSHNER, Secretary . Ohio State University, Columbus
OHIO ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE PEESIDENTS AND DEANS
EICHABD S COL WELL, President Granville
Miss WINONA A HUGHES, Secretary Worcester
OHIO COLLEGE ASSOCIATION
CHARLES W DABNEY, President University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati
J B CLARKE, Secretary Columbus
OHIO HIGH SCHOOL TEACHEES' ASSOCIATION
J A POLLOCK, President
B H ROGERS, Secretary
Toledo
Youngstown
SUPEKINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
Ohio has no county superintendents of schools, but has instead what is called
the "town system" of school supervising, each city, or m some cases, where the
towns are small, a group of towns, having its individual superintendent of schools
PUBLIC, PRIVATE: AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Ada, Hardin Co , pop 2 465
Pres Bd Educ — N W Tobias
Sec Bd Educ — Agnew Welsh
City Superintendent — E H Brown
Principal High School — Herbert Blue
Ohio Northern University, comprises Col-
lege Preparatory, Normal, Engineering
Commerce Law, Pharmacy, Music, Ex-
pression, Fine Arts, Agriculture, and
Military co-ed, M E est 1871, Rev
Albert Edwaln Smith Ph D President
Ohio Northern University, College of Agri-
culture, courses in modern agricultural
science, est 1912 Edgar C Richey, B
S A Dean
Ohio Northern University, College of
Music, music and public school music,
Charles S Wengerd Dean
Ohio Northern University, College of Law,
three-year courjse, co-ed , est. 1898,
Samuel P Axllne, LL D , Dean
Ohio Northern University, College of En-
gineering, courses in architecture civil
electrical, mechanical municipal and
sanitary and mining engineering, Thom-
as Jefferson Sxnull, C E, Beam
Ohio Northern University, Normal College,
professional training courses for teach-
ers, co-ed , Charles C McCracken, A
M, Dean
Ohio Northern University College of Phar-
macy » phar , co-ed., est. 1884, David C
Mohler, Dean
Akron, Summit Co . pop 69 067.
Pres. Bd Educ —W. Oliver Wise, Esq
Sec Bd Eduo — J F Baruhart.
City Superintendent — H V Hotchklss.
Prin Central High School — D G. Rybolt.
Prin South High School — C J Bowman.
Supv Music— N L Glover
Drawing— -Annie F Rogers
Akron — continued
Actual Business College, bus and sten ,
J J Krlder, Prin
trni\ersity of Akron, coll co-ed , non-
sect est 1872 , Parke H Kolbe, A M ,
Ph D President
English-German Academy, prep , co-ed.,
Luth , Principal
Hammel Business College bus and sten ,
J W Short, Prin
Sacred Heart Academy, prep co-ed , non-
sect est 1904, Sisters of St Dominic.
St Bernard's Academy, prep , co-ed.,
R C ; Sister Superior
Alliance, Stark Co., pop 15,088
Pres Bd. Educ — Lorln U. Miller
Sec Bd Educ— Edwin W DiehL
City Superintendent— B. F Stanton.
Prin. H S — J B Vaughan.
Supv Music — Grace Shaffer,
Domestic Science — Elizabeth RippeL
Physical Culture— J T Bell
Draw and Pen'ship — L. L Weaver
Commercial—* W H Chenot*
Alliance Business College, bus. and sten.;
est 1911, William H. Matthews, Princi-
pal
Mount Union-Scio College, coll academy,
and conservatory, co-ed M E , est.
1846 Rev William H McMaster, D Dt
President
Amherst, Loraln Co , pop 2,100.
Pres. Bd. Educ.— F E Kaser.
Sec Bd Educ. — J B Avery
City Superintendent — James C Bay
Principal High School — Miss Marlon Steele.
Supv Music — J W Sharp
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Amhnrst — continued
Drawing — Verna Skeeles
Penmanship — L. D Root.
Commercial — Miss Leona Marble
Stenography — Miss Marble
Evangelical Lutheran Academy, prep > co-
ed ; Evan Luth , Principal
St Joseph's Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister Superior
Andover, Ash tabula Co, pop 902.
City Superintendent — Scott L. ROM.
Anns, Shelby Co , pop 460
City Superintendent — A A Hoover
Darke Co., pop 606
City Superintendent — G H Garrison
Antwerp, Pauldlng Co, pop 1,187
City Superintendent— J C Berg
Arcanum, Darke Co , pop 1,&61
City Superintendent — O G Herschey
Ashland, Ashland Co , pop 6,795
City Superintendent — Jno A. McDowell
Ashland College coll . co-ed , Brethren,
est. 1878; William D. Furry, Ph D , Prea.
Ashtabula, Ashtabnla Co, pop. 18,266.
Pres Bd Educ. — Dr W C. Cross
Seo Bd Educ— C E Peck.
City Superintendent — H C Dieterlch
Principal High School — R H. Townsend
Supv Music — G R, Montgomery
Manual Training — J H Craig
Domestic Science — Marie Johnston
Drawing — Clara Fossett.
Penmanship — O G Martz.
Commercial — O J GurnelL
Ashtabula Business Collegs, bus and sten
est 1895, F C Williams, Principal.
Athens, Athens Co , pop 5,463
City Superintendent — B O Skinner
Ohio University, comprises College of Lib*
eral Arts, School of Commerce, College
of Music, School of Oratory, State Nor-
mal College, and State Preparatory
School, state univ , co-ed » est 1804,
Alston Ellis, LL. D, President.
State Preparatory School of the State Nor-
mal College, co-ed , Fletcher S Coultrap,
A M , Prin
State Normal College of Ohio University,
co-ed , est. 1902, Henry G Williams,
Pad D, Dean
Attica, Seneca Co, pop 719
City Superintendent — A. C Corwln
Principal H S — O H Meokley
Aurtlnburg, Ashtabnla Co, pop 270.
Grand River Institute prep r co-ed , non-
sect , est 1881, E W Hamblin, Prin.
BaJnbrldre, Bora Co , pop 888.
City Superintendent — C A, Pnckett.
Barberton, Summit Co, pop 9,410
Pres Bd Educ— A H. Stall, M D
Sec Bd Educ— C J Dlehl
City Superintendent — Jas M Carr
Principal High School— Miss Carrie Shrlber
Supv Music— C H Swigart.
Manual Training — Tracy E Cone
Domestic Science — Miss Mary Brtttaln
Drawing — Miss Lillian Rogers
Com'l and Stenog*y — Mrs Gertrude Hall
Barnesvffle, Belxnont Co, pop 4,233
City Superintendent — August H Denbrock
Friends Boarding School, prep , co-ed ,
Friends, est. 1837, B J Thomas. Prin
Batavla, Clermont Co., pop 1,084.
City Superintendent — H Aultman
Bedford, Cuyahoga Co, pop 1,783
City Superintendent — O W Kurtz
Bellalre, Belmont, pop 12.946
Pres Bd Educ — H P Rodewig
Sec Bd Educ— H T Tyler
City Superintendent — J A Jackson
Principal High School— C S MeVay
Supv Music — E E Halstead
Manual Training — Guy A. Teeter
Domestic Science — Elsie Stelndorf
Draw and Pen' ship — Helen Gilkey
Com'l and Stenog'y— W E Black.
Bellefontalne, Logan Co, pop 8,288
City Superintendent — J W McKinnon
Belles ue, Huron Co, pop 5,209
City Superintendent — E F Warner
Principal High School — H C Bates
Bellvllle, Rlchland Co, pop 1,056
City Superintendent — O T Jacobs
Principal High School — H C Bates
Belpre, Washington Co, pop 1,249
City Superintendent — J H Lawton
Berea, Cuyahoga Co , pop 2,609
Pres Bd Eduo — J M Weaver
Sec Bd Educ — J S Simpson
City Superintendent — \ C Yawberg
Principal High School— L N Drake
Drawing— Winifred H Mills
Baldwin- Wallace College, comprises Col-
lege, Music, Commerce, Theological, and
Sub-Freshman depts . co-ed , M E , est
1864, Rev Arthur L Breslich, Ph D,
Pres
Nast Theological Seminary of Baldwin- Wal-
lace College, theol , men, M E , est
1865, Karl Rlemeuschneider, D D, Dean
Berwick, Seneca Co, pop 180
St. Nicholas Academy, prep , co-ed., R C ,
Sister Superior
Beverly, Washington Co , pop. 720.
City Superintendent — J S Talbot
Bethel, Clermont Co, pop 1,201
City Superintendent — B T Davis
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OHIO
Bethesda, Belmont Go, pop, 1,800.
City Superintendent— F L Maria
Blanchester, Clinton Co, pop 1,813
City Superintendent — B L Hatton
Prtn H S — J B Cowan
Bluffton, Allen Co , pop 1,953
City Superintendent — C A Arganbright.
Bluff ton College and Mennonite Seminary*
coll and prep , Mennonite, eat. 1900. S
K Moslman, Ph D , President.
Botkins, Shelby Co , pop 579
City Superintendent — C \ King
Bowling1 Green, Wood Co , pop 5,222
Pres Bd Educ — J B Ladd.
Sec Bd Bduc — N R. Harrington
City Superintendent— Walter F Shaw
Principal High School— W P Starkey
Supv Music — Eileen Bdgcmnbe.
State Normal School, nor , co-ed , est.
1912; H. B Williams, Prtnctpa)
Bradford, Miami Co, pop 1,844
City Superintendent — W F Deeter
Bradner, Wood Co , pop 890
City Superintendent— B I F William*
Prin H S — Lucy M Hlldebrant.
Bridgeport, Belmont Co , pop 8,974
Pres Bd Educ — Thomas Hill
Sec Bd Bduc— T W Williams,
City Superintendent — S A Gillett
Principal High School — Luther Perkins
Supv Music— Myrtle Head
Bryan, Williams Co, pop $,641
Pres Bd Educ — B T Binns.
Sec Bd Bduc — Silas Peoples
City Superintendent — J W Wjandt
Principal High School — John S Hare.
Supv Music — P A. Tubbs
Draw and Pen'ship — Maude I Wetmore
Bucyrus, Crawford Co, pop.
City Superintendent— W N1 Beetham
Principal High School — R. A. Garvln
Holy Trinity Academy, prep , co-ed , R
C , Sister Superior
Cadiz, Harrison Co , pop 1,971
Prea Bd Bduo — Dr P M Sharp
Sec Bd Educ— H B Beetham
City Superintendent — J J Phillips
Prin H S — C R Ridenour
Supv Mus & Pen'ship— Miss Helen Sharp
Com1 1 & Stenog'y — Bstelle Lewis
OaWwtH, Notte t?o, pop 1,430
City Superintendent — J E Clark
OsutbrMge, Guernsey Co , pop 11,8*7.
City Superintendent — W B Arter
Campbell Business College, bus. and sten ,
Ira Campbell, Pres
Camden, Preble Co , pop S99
City Supertiftenttent— W S Fogarty
Canal Dover, Tuscarawas Co , pop 6,621
Pres Bd Educ — J A Barr
Sec Bd Educ— H E Dell
City Superintendent — F P Geiger
Principal High School — Charles Teeters.
Supv Music— A G Slife
Manual Training — Wendell Pfouts.
Drawing — Anna C Notter
Coml and Stenog'y — H S Currier
Canal Fulton, Stark Co, pop 978
Cit> Superintendent — 3 H Focht
Canfield, Mahoaing Co , pop 685.
North Eastern Ohio Normal College, nor-
mal private, co-ed , est 1883, J F Guy,
Ph D, Pres.
Canton, Stark Co, pop 50.217
Pres Bd Educ. — J H. Lehman.
Sec Bd Bduc — W C Lane.
City Superintendent — Jno 1C Baxter
Principal High School— F M Shelton.
Supv Music — Eva Lehman
Manual Training — C C Stoker
Domestic Science — Edith Wise.
Draw and Pen' ship— W C. Faast
Commercial — M G.. Marshall
Stenography — E F Goodman
Canton Actual Business College bus and
sten , est 1876, J J Krider, President
East Ohio Business College bus and sten ,
est 1<)02, W F Kienele A M, Prin
Carding! on, Morrow Co , pop 1,849
Cltj Superintendent — W J Bankes
Care>, W>andot Co, pop 2,225.
Cit\ Superintendent — \ J Notion
Prin H S— Mattie I Myers
CarrolUon, Carroll Co , pop 1,780
City Superintendent— G B Bel!
Cedar Point, Hamilton Co , pop. 20.
St Gregory Seminary, boys' boarding, R,
C., Henry Brinkmeyer, Principal
Cedar* ttte, Greene Co, pop. 1,05$
Pres. Bd Educ — I B Hastings
Sec Bd Bduc — J W Johnson.
City Superintendent — F M Reynolds
Principal High School — C C Morton,
Supv Music-^G F Selgler
Cedarville College, coH , prep , music, art
and oratory depts , co-ed , Ref Presb ,
est 1894, Rev David McKInney, LL. D,
Pres
, Mercer Co , pop 8,493
Fres Bd Bduc — Dr J B Hattery
Sec Bd Bduc— William Dick.
City Superintendent — J Wilbur Pogue
Prin H S — Miss Fprn H«ndabaugh
Supv Music— Mabe McDonald.
Manual Training — Roy Jenkins.
Drawing— Maude Collins.
Immaculate Conception Academy, prep
co-ed , R C , Father Hindelang
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Chardon, Geauga Co , pop. 1 549
Pres. Bd Bduc — C W Canfleld
Sec Bd Educ — Judge T Reynolds
City Superintendent — H H Griswold
Principal High School— Gertrude S. Carter
Supv Music— R H Patchin
Chargta Falls, Cuyahoga Co, pop 1,031
CItj Superintendent — E C Tea re
Chicago Junction, Huron Co , pop 3,000
Pres. Bd Bduc — E A Evans
Sec Bd Educ — E W Le\ erance
City Superintendent — R H Allison
Principal High School — L J Esaig
Supv Music — Sjlvla Keener
Physical Culture — Olive Jenkins
Draw & Pen ship — Marie Duftes
Commercial — Paul V> ilson
ChiUtcothe, Ross Co, pop 14,508
Pres Bd Educ — F A Stacej
Sec Bd Educ — B E Stevenson
City Superintendent — F C Kirkendall
Principal High School — P J Prout
Supv Music — E M Tlppltt.
Draw and Pen'ship— Madge Hurst
Com'l and Stenog y — F G Hamilton
St. Peter s Academy prep , co-ed . R C. ,
Sister Superior
Cincinnati, Hamilton Co, pop 364,468
Pres Bd Educ —Albert D Shockley
Clerk of Bd — William Grautman
City Superintendent — Randall J Condon
Aast Superintendent — Anna E Logan
Assistant Suptu — Edward D Roberts.
Sup\ Music — Walter H Alken
Drawing— William H Vogel
Manual Training — Elmer W Christy
Domestic Science — Charlotte M Ullrich
Phjsical Training — Carl Zlegler
Penmanship— A H Steadman
Kindergarten — Julia S Bothwell
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Compulsory Continuation School, Mary M
Conwaj Supervisor
Continuation School for Apprentices, 126
E 9th, J Howard Renshaw, Principal
Hartwell High School, Hartwell, Arthur
Powell, Principal
Hughes High School, Clifton and McMil-
lan E D Ljon, Principal
Madison vine High School, Madisonville,
Charles M Merry Principal
Pleasant Ridge High School, Pleasant
Ridge Thomas L Slmmermon, Principal
Sayler Park Branch H S, Sayler Park,
J O Falkinburg Principal
Walnut Hill High School, Ashland and
Burdette, William Taylor Harris, Prln
Woodward High School. H D Lyon, Prln.
Academy of the Sacred Heart, girls, prep ,
R C , Reverend Mother Frances Elder,
Superior, Clifton
Art Academy of Cincinnati, art, co-ed.,
est 1869 J H Gest, Director, Eden Park.
Bartholomew-Clifton School, girls' board-
ing, non-p*KJt., est 1876, Miss E An-
toinette Ely, A M , Prln , Bvanswood.
Cincinnati— continued
Bartlett Commercial College, bus ana,
sten , est 1876, M B. Byron, Manager,
31 B! 4th
Broekhaven School of Opera, opera, est.
1902 John A Broekhoven, Director, 310
W 7th
Butlers School, Miss, girls' day, non-sect ,
est 1892, Miss Sarah Butler, Prln, 724
Oak.
Campbell Commercial School, bus and
sten A R Campbell, Prin , 31 E 4th
Cincinnati College of Dental Surgery, dent ,
men est 1893, G S Junkerman, D D
S Dean, 231 W Court
Cincinnati College of Pharmacy, Ohio Uni-
versity phar , co-ed est 1850, Jno C
Otis, Dean
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music mus , est
1807, Miss Clara Bauer, Directress, High-
land Oak and Burnett Aves
Cincinnati Kindergarten Training School,
nor Kind , Lillian H Stone, Prln., 6
Llnton.
Cincinnati Music School, mus , est 1880,
George Schneider, Director, 141 E 4th
Cincinnati School of Expression, elo and
or , est 1894, Miss Jennie Mannheimer,
B L, B H, Principal, Greenwood Bldg
Cincinnati Technical School, tech , men,
est 1886, Daniel L Burke, B* S, Prin
Cincinnati Veterinary College, vet med ,
men, Louis P Cook, D V S, Dean, 3116
Spring Grove Ave
College of Music of Cincinnati, mus , est
1878. A J Gantvoort, Manager, Elm St ,
opp Washington Park
Collegiate School, boys' boarding, Epls ,
Rev J Babln, A B , Prln , 148 4th St
Collegiate School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non sect est 1901, Miss Marie Collins
and Miss Mary Doherty, Principals, 1827
McMillan St
Eclectic Medical College, med , ecleo , co-
ed est 1845 J K Scudder, M D, Sec,
630 W 6th St.
Eden Park School, girls' boarding, non-
sect , Madam Fredin, Prin , Eden Park,
Walnut Hills
Educational Institute, prep , co-ed, non-
sect , Alois Schmidt, Prln , Lane Sem-
inary Grounds
Female Academy of the Sacred Heart,
girls boarding, R C , Frances Elden
Prin, Clifton, Lafayette Av
Franklin School, boys' day, non-sect , est
1880, Joseph E White & G S Sykes,
Principals, 2883 May Street
Hebrew Tin ton Oollesre th«»o Tewish men,
est 1875, Kaufman Kohler, Ph D.,
President, Clifton Avenue.
Institute of Applied Arts, comprises School
of Mechanics and Electricity, of Architec-
ture, of Industrial Art and Design, of
Chemistry, of Lithography, of Household
Arts and Science, of Special Trades and
the Evening School, John L Shearer,
M A, President
Johnston School, bus and sten , 116 B.
9th St
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lr rnntlrmrfl
Lane Theological Seminary, theol , men,
Presby , est 1829, Rev William McKlb-
bln, LL D, President, 2800 Gilbert Ave
Llttleford School bus and sten , est 1898,
Miss Betty Littleford, Principal, First
National Bank Building
McDonald Educational Institute, tech and
bus , men, est 1903, W B Ferris, Prln ,
7th and Walnut
Metropolitan College of Music, mus est
1903, W S Sterling, Dean
Miller School, H Thane, girls' boarding
and day, non-sect , eat 1866, Mrs E P
Smith Miller, Prln , Lenox Place, Avon-
dale
Mueller School of Business, bus and sten ,
est 1904, D D Mueller, President, Com-
mercial-Tribune Building1
Nelson Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1856, R J Nelson, President, 7th and
Elm Streets
Night Law School, law, night classes, Y
M C A , est 1893, Robert M Ochiltree,
LL. D , Dean
Notre Dame Academy, girls boarding, R
C , Sisters of Notre Dame, Prfn , E Wal-
nut Hills Grandon Road
Oakhurst Collegiate School, girl's board-
ing, non-sect , est 1892, Miss Henlen T
Kendrlck Principal, 723 Oak Street, Wal-
nut Hills
Ohio College of Dental Surgery (See Uni-
versity of Cincinnati )
Ohio Conservatory of Music and Dramatic
Art, est. 1902, Mrs S C Gramnger, Di-
rectress, 4th and Lawrence Sts
Ohio Mechanics Institute, tech , co-ed .
non-sect est 1828, John L Shearer,
A M , Pres
Ohio-Miami Medical College University of
Cincinnati Medical Dept , xned , reg ,
co-ed , non-sect., est 1819; Paul O
Wooley, Dean.
Ohio Military Institute, boys' boarding,
military, non-sect , est 1890, Albert M
Henshaw, Superintendent, Belmont Ave
Ohio School of Telegraphy, tel , co-ed..
eit 1896, W L, Strlckler. Gen Mgr
8t Agnes' Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister Superior, Bond Hill Sta.
St Francis College, boys boarding, R a,
Pius NIehaus, O P M, Rector. 1615
Bremen
St Francis Sera phi CUB College, theol , R
C , men, est 1857, Rev Bernard Nurre.
Rector 1615 Vine
St. Joseph College, bus and sten., Bernard
Jeffrey, Pres, 431 W 8th
St Mary's Educational Institute girls,
boarding, R C t Sisters of Notre Dame,
East Walnut Hills.
St Xavler College col co-ed , R C , est.
1831, Rev Francis Helermann, S J,
Pres, Sycamore and 7th
School of Commerce Thomas P Scully,
Fres, 2nd Nat Bank BIdg
Schuster School of Elocution, elo and
drama Helen Merci Schuster, Directress
Pike Theater Bldg
Technical School of University of Cincin-
nati, tech f men. est 1886, Frank W
Sallow, B S , Prln , Burnett Woods
Clncinnatl-
Q tinned
Park
Traub's Business College, bus. and sten
Louis Traub Pres 4th and Race
University of Cincinnati, comprises the Col-
lege of Liberal Arts College for Teach-
ers, Graduate School, College of Engi-
neering, College of Medicine (Ohio-Miami
Medical College) and the College of Com-
merce, co-ed , city, est 1871, Charles
William Dabney, LL D, Pres
University of Cincinnati, College of Com-
merce courses In higher commercial edu-
cation, est 1906, Frederick C Hicks. Ph
D , Dean
University of Cincinnati, College of Engi-
neering courses in Chemical, Civil, Elec-
trical, Mechanical and Metallurgical En-
gineering, Herman Schneider, So D,
De*n.
University of Cincinnati, College for Teach-
ers, professional teachers' training
courses, William P Burris, L, H Dr
Dean
University of Cincinnati, College of Dental
Surgery, dent , co-ed., est 1845, H A.
Smith, A M , D D S , Dean, Court ana
Central
University of Cincinnati Law Department,
law, men, est. 188S, William P Rogers,
Dean
Ursullne Academy, girls' boarding, R C ,
Sister M Angela, Prln , Cor Oak and
May
Clrcleville, Pickatvay Co , pop 6,744
Citj Superintendent — E H Kuhn
Principal High School — F O Williamson
St Joseph's School R C parochial, Sister
Innocentla, Superior
Cleveland, Cu\ahoga Co , pop 569,663
Pres Bd Educ — Dr Geoi ge C Ashmun
Sec Bd Educ — Mrs Sarah E Hjre
City Superintendent — J M H Frederick
Assistant Supt — E L Harris
Assistant Supt— E A Hotchkiss
Assistant Supt — B U Bannells
Assistant Supt — E A Peterson
Assistant Supt— H C Muckley
Supervisor Music — J Powell Jones.
Supervisor Drawing — Florence E Ellis.
Supv Physical Education — 'Henry Luther
Supv Manual Tr — William E. Roberta
Supv Dom Sci — Mrs Ada B Williams
Supv Penmanship — C A Barnett
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Central High School East 55th at , G A
Rusterlck Principal
Collingwood High School St Clalr Ave ,
Herbert C Wood Principal
East High School East 82nd St , D W
Lothman, Principal
East Technical High School. E 55th St ,
James F Barker, Principal
High School of Commerce, Randall Road,
Solomon Welmer, Principal
Glenville High School Parkwood Blvd ,
H H Cully Principal
Lincoln High School, Scranton Road James
B Smiley, Principal
West High. School Franklin Ave David
P Simpson, Principal
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Cleveland— continued.
West Technical High School, West 93d St ,
R L Short, Principal
South High School, Broadway, J F Pat-
terson, Principal
Caae School of Applied Science, courses In
Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Mining and
Metallurgical Engineering, Physics and
Chemistry, men, non-sect , est 1881,
Charles Sumner Howe, D So., Pres.
Central Institute, prep , bus and tech ,
day and night, co-ed , non-sect , est
1895 James Q Hobble, A B, L I B,
2481 E 55th
Cleveland Bible Institute, theol , boarding,
co-ed , Friends est 1892, J Walter
Malone President 32nd and Cedar
Cleveland College of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Ohio Wesleyan University med ,
reg co-ed Methodist est 1S63, R E
Skeel, M D Dean, Central and E 14th
Cle\ eland Hebrew School and Institute,
Hebrew, est 1898, B Garber, Principal,
2500 E 55th Street.
Cleveland Kindergarten Training School,
nor kind , Borneo est 1894 Netta Paris,
Principal, 2050 E 96th Street
Cleveland Law School of Baldwin Univer-
sity law, men, est. 1897, Charles S
Bentley, 4. M , Dean, 1001 Soc for Sav-
ings.
Cleveland Normal Training School normal,
women, est 1872 non-sect J W Mc-
Lane, A. M, Frln Doan and Columbia,
Cleveland Pulte Medical College, med.,
hoxneop , co-ed , est. 1849, George H.
Quay, M D, Dean, 704 Huron Road.
Cleveland School of Art, art, co-ed , est
1882, Georgia L Norton, Prln , Magnolia
Av and Juniper Drive
Cleveland School of Music, piano and
voice, co-ed , est 1886, Alfred Arthur,
Director, 8101 Prospect Av , S E
Cleveland School of Pharmacy (Western
Reserve University), phar , men, est
1882 T Bernard Tanner, Dean, 8105
Carnegie Ave
Cleveland Training School for Nurses,
hosp tr , female, Annie E Irving, Super-
intendent, 724 Huron Rd, 8 B,
Dyke School of Business, bus. and sten ,
est 1S9S, F L Dyke, Manager, 2182 E
Ninth Street.
Bdmiaton Business College bus. and sten ,
H T Edminston, Pres., 1167 Pearl.
HarrofJt School of Expression, elo and
dram Flora Harroff Sturges Prln
Hathaway-Brown School for Girls, girls'
boarding, non-sect , Mary E Raymond,
Principal, 1945 E 97th
Heudersiot Academy; boys* boarding, non-
sect., est. 1899, C. P Hendershot, Prin-
cipal, 1151 Euclid.
Holy Trinity School, prep , co-ed R. C ,
Woodland, Cor E 78rd, S B
Immaculate Conception School, prep , co-
ed E 4 3rd, near Superior.
Immanuel School, prep , co-ed , Luth,,
Seymour Av, Cor Scranton Rd.
Landon School of Illustrating and Car-
tooning, art, eorresp , est 1908, C. N
Landon, Director, Euclid and E Ninth
Cleveland— continued
Laurel School, girls' boarding, non-sect.,
est 1898, Mrs Arthur E Lyman, Prln,
10001 Euclid Av
Metropolitan Business College, bus and
sten , co-ed , Principal, West 25th and
Lorain
Mt St Mary's Institute, prep , R C , 508
Buckeye Rd
Notre Dame Academy prep , co-ed., est
1877, R C , Sr M Louise, Prln
Ohio Business College, bus and sten , co-
ed , Pythian Temple, 915 Huron Rd
Richard School of Expression and Dra-
matic Art elo and or , 818 Euclid
St Elizabeth's School, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister Superior
St Francis School prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister Superior
St Ignatius College coll men co-ed ,
R. C , est 1886, Rev John B Furay,
S J, Pres., Cor West 80th and Carroll.
St Mary s Seminary theo , men H C ,
Rev John A. Te Fas, Ph D, President.
Spencerian Commercial School, bus and
sten est 1848, E E Merville, Pres,
Euclid Av and 18th St
Tucker School of Expression, elo , est
1889, Anna P Tucker, Pres., 2182 E
40th
Ursuline Academy, girls' boarding, R C ,
Mother Superior, Prln , E 55th and
Scovllle
University School, boys' boarding, non-
sect, Harry A. Peters, M* A., Prln., Cor
Hough and E 71st
West Side Musical College, mus., est, 1901,
Stephen Commery, Director, 1900 W
25th
Western Reserve University, comprises
Adelbert College (for men), College for
Women, Graduate School, Schools of Law,
of Medicine, of Dentistry, of Pharmacy
of Household Art, and Library School,
est 1826, non-sect , Charles Franklin
Thwing, LL D, Pres, 11109 Bellflower
Rd
Western Reserve University, Adelbert Col-
lege, men est 1826, Winfred G Leut-
ner, Ph D, Dean, 2047 E 116th fit
Western Reserve University, College of Den-
tistry dent , co-ed , est. 1892 TCdwnrd
E Bellford, D D S, Dean, 655 E 107th
St
Western Reserve University College for
Women col , women, non-sect.* est. 1888,
Ruth a Hutchinaon, A. M., Deam, 1978
E 116th St.
Western Reserve University Franklin T
Backus Law School, law, men, est. 1892,
Walter T Dunmore, Dean, 1470 B 116th
St.
Western Reserve University, Library
School, library training, co-ed , W H.
Brett, Dean, 1940 Adelbert Rd.
Western Reserve University, Medical Col-
lege, med., reg , men, est. 184*, Carl: A.
Hamann, M D , Dean* 1021 Prospect Ave.
CosJtoiiy Jackson Co** pop lflll*
City Superintendent — E V Springer
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Colombo*, Franklin Co r pop 181,511
Fres. Bd. Educ — Dora S Backznan.
Sec Bd Educ— Edw B. MacFadden,
City Superintendent — Jacob A. Shawan
Assistant Superintendent — R. G Kinkeat.
Supv Music— Mrs Tillie G Lord.
Manual Training— -W B Dee.
Domestic Science — Faith R. Lanman.
Physical Culture— Anton Leibold.
Drawing— W D, Campbell
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
High School of Commerce, W N Town-
send, Prin.
East High School. J D Harlor, Prin.
North High School, C D Everett, Prin
South High School, C. S Barrett, Prin.
West High School, O H. Magly, Prin.
Clinton Avenue High School, A, W Castle,
Prin.
Milo High School, J H Diebel, Prin.
Bliss Business College, bus. and sten., C.
A. Bliss, Pres.
Capitol College of Oratory and Blusic, ora-
tory, drama, music and phy cult., co-
ed , est 1896, Frank & Fox, M. A.,
Principal, 1078 Neil Ave.
Capital University comprises College,
Theological and Preparatory depts., men,
Luth , est. 1850, Rev Otto- Mees D D,
President.
Columbus Art School, art, co-ed , est. 1879,
Julius Golz, Jr, Director, 1ST B Broad
Street
Columbus Business College, bus. and sten .
J El Joiner, Proprietor
Columbus Normal School, normal, city, co-
ed., est. 1883, Margaret W Sutherland,
Pres.
Evangelical Lutheran Theological Semi-
nary, est. 1880, Prof F W SteUhorn,
D D , Pres.
Ohio Institute of Pharmacy; corresp.
ohem, and mat. med., est. 1896, A. C.
La Monda, Pk. a, President, 1490 XL
Livingston; Avenue.
Ohio State University, comprises the Col-
V*g* of Arts, Wlow&er and gefeace,
of Agriculture, of fidueaUoe, of Engi-
neering, o* Law, o< Ffea*wey, tf Vet-
erlnajy Uedldne. aaoV t*e Graduate
School, state uaiv., co-ed., est. 1870,
William Oxley Tkompaoa, LL. IX, Pet>
Ohio State Unlvezmity, College of Agricul-
ture, courses in agriculture, horticulture,
forestry, home economics, animal hus-
bandry, dairying, poultry husbandry,
co-ed., Homer Charles Price, M1 S. A.,
Dean
Ohio 8Mt3 University, CoU«a# o* $dn£a-
tion, professional training, con^ae* for
teacher*, co-ed , William W. Boyd, Ph
Ohio Stat? TTrtve£*tt7, College of ^ngjaeer-
ing, courses m architecture, oeVamlo,
chemical, ofrft> etoctrfcaX m4C*a*fe*l,
mine engfrearfetg, BS^wasd Orfoa, Jr,
XL M
law; co-ed,
Untv«rs>tyfc
,; est 1891;
ohn J
f I*«r»
Adams,
Ohio State University, College of Pharmacy>
phar , co-ed., est. 1888, George B Kauff-
Ohio State University, College of Veterin-
ary Medicine, vet , men, est. 1888, David
S White, Dean
St Josephs Academy, girls' day, R. C,
Sister Mary VIctorine, Prin
Starling Ohio Medical College, reg , co-
ed,. est 1847, W J Means, M. D, Dean.
Starling Ohio Medical College, Department
of Dentistry, dent., co-ed., est. 1892,
Harry M Seamans, D D S., Dean.
Starling Ohio Medical College, Depart-
ment of Pharmacy, men, est. 1891; H.
R. Burbacher, Dean.
Zanerian College of Penmanship, penman-
ship and engrossing, est. 1888, C. P
Zaner, President, 118 N High Street
Columbus Grove, Poteam Co., pop. liSO*
Pres Bd. Bduo— Dr. H. B. S4nk.
Sec Bd. Bdu«— W £ Pease,
City Supt and Prin H. S — W S Stevens.
Supv Music — Eldon Geiger
Pen'ship A Com'l — W B Stevens.
PW. 1,074
H. Young
t. Ashfabnla Co, pep.
Pres. Bd Bduc— G M. Whitney
Sec Bd. Kduo. — E D, Loose.
City Superintendent — EL Z> WilliamsoJL
Principal High School— Louise E. Kahl«r.
Supv Music — G M WinchelL
Manual Training — L Parker Main.
Domestic Science — Mrs. Anna Howard.
Com'l and Stenog'y — W B Smith.
Continental, Putnam Co
City Superintendent — J
Corning, Perry Co, pop. 1,564
Pres Bd. Educ — John Napier
Sec. Bd. Educ, — Dr B. L Murphy
City Superintendent — A. F Darby
Principal High School — W T Tweedy.
Cortland, Tnanbnll Co* pop. 612.
City Superintendent — R- £> LeffingwelL
Coflhoctan, Cotboctoa Oo^ pop. M«^.
City Superintendent— Cfca* EL Bryant
Principal High School—A, a Pease.
Toeum's Cosboxston School of BvsteeM,
bus. and sten , B B. Sterling, Manager
CnwO* College P. O , Putstam Co.
Crawfis, Collegiate Institute, prep , co-ed. ,
non-sect , N W Frasure, Prin.
CovfBgten, B0aml Go., pop 1.84&.
City Quperintendent — L J, Bennett.
C,;
€r«*tlfee, Crawford Co^ pop.
City Superintendent — A. B Moody.
St. Joseph's Academy, prep , co-ed ,
Sister Superior.
Creeton, Wayne Co., pop. 99vw
City Superintendent — G W Jacet
C^oqlMrril^, Bjary Co., pcju
Pre4. Bd. B^uc — JfotiB BL Taylor
Sec. Bd. Edtic — J C. Pu^n.
City Superintendent — E. D Bates,
Principal High ScJp>»l— DonaJ* Pyer*.
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Cuyahoga Falls, Summit Co, pop 4,020
Free Bd Educ — Arthur Hlggs.
Sec Bd Educ — J H Rodbard
City Superintendent — W H Richardson
Principal High School— H O Boltck
Supv Music — Nellie L Glover
Damascus, Cotamblana Co, pop. 827
Damascus Academy, prep , co-ed , Friends,
est 1857, Walter 8 Painter, Prin
Dayton, Montgomery Co, pop 116,577
Pres Bd Educ — E H Herr
Sec Bd Educ— C J Schmidt
City Superintendent — Edwin J Brown
Supv Music— O B Wright.
Manual Training — J I Lambert.
Domestic Science — Katherlne May Hardy
Physical Culture — Lucia May Wiant
Drawing — Susan I Odlin
Penmanship — Mrs Belle C Wilooz.
Kindergarten — Anna H Littell
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Steele High School, Main and Monument
Sts C L Loos Prin
Stivers High School, 6th and Eagle Sts.,
William H Meek, Prin
Parker High School, 1st and St Clalr,
J H Painter, Prin
Bonebrake Theological Seminary, theol , IT
B C , co-ed , eat. 1371, Rev Josiah P
Landis Pres
Dayton Normal and Training School, nor-
mal, state, co-ed., est 1869, Grace A.
Greene, Pres
Emmanuel's Academy, prep , co-ed , B C ,
Sister Superior
English and Classical School, prep , co-
ed , non-sect
Holy Rosary Academy, prep , co-ed , R
C , Sister Superior
Holy Trinity Academy , prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister Superior
Howe and Mrs Marot's School for Girls,
Miss girls day and boarding, non-sect
Jacob's Business College, bus and sten , H
L Jacobs Pres
Lentz Commercial School, bus and sten ,
Oley De Arlington, Pres
Notre Dame Academy girls' boarding, R
C , est 1849, Sisters of Notre Dame
St John's Academy, prep co-ed , R C ,
Slater Superior
St Joseph's Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister Superior
St Mary's Academy, prep co-ed , R C ,
est 1850, Bro G N Sauer
St Mary's College, boys' boarding, R C ,
est 1851, Rev Bernard P O'Reilly, S M,
Pres
St Paul's Academy, prep , co-ed , Uvan
Luth
Defiance, Defiance Co , pop 7,827
City Superintendent — H B Mulholland
Principal H S — H S Armstrong
Defiance College, theol and nor , co-ed ,
Christ , est 1885, Rev F W MeReyn-
olds, B D , Fres
Degraff, I<offan Co , pop 1,082
City Superintendent — C C Sevonger
Delaware, Delaware Co , pop 9,076
Pres Bd Educ — George J Hoffman.
Sec Bd Educ — Dr D S Hughs
City Superintendent — Wm McK Vance
Principal H S — H T Main
Supv Music — L L Canfield
Drawing — Miss Ginevra Humphreys
Commercial — D H Leas.
Stenography*— Miss Est el la M Hutohisson
Ohio Wesley an University, comprises the
College, the Academy, the Conservatory,
and the Medical Department (at Cleve-
land) , co-ed , M E , est 1844 , Rev
Herbert Welch, LL D , Fres
Delphos, Allen Co , pop 0,038
City Superintendent — I F Motteson
Delta, Fulton Co , pop 1,689
City Superintendent — G W Hoffman
Dennison, Tiisoarawas Co , pop 4,008
City Superintendent — W H \ngel
Deflhler, Henry Co , pop 1,515
City Superintendent — R L Todd
Dlllomale, Jefferson Co, pop 1,519
City Superintendent — C J Thompson
Principal H S — Mae Munson
Doylestown, Wayne Co, pop 877
City Superintendent — E E Adair
Dowllng, Wood Co , pop 298
German Parish Academy, prep , co-ed .
Evan Luth , Principal
Dunkirk, Hardln Co, pop 1,109
City Superintendent — Ernest Shaffer
East Cleveland, Cnyahoga Co , pop 9,179
City Superintendent — W H Kirk
East Liverpool, Colnmbiana Co , pop 90,887*
Pres Bd Educ — Jesse H Smith
Sec Bd Educ — George Faulk
City Superintendent — F H Warren
Principal High School — Florence Updegraff.
Supv Music — H F Laughlin
Manual Training — Jennie Lytle
Physical Culture — Dorothy Seharth
Drawing— Alice Wharton
Penmanship — M E Bennett
Commercial — O L Holl
Stenography — Alta Flowers
Ohio Valley Business College, bus and
sten, est 1886, Frank T Weaver, Sec
Bast Palestine, Colnmbiana Co , pop 8,587
Pres Bd Eduo — Col Hugh Laughlin.
Sec Bd Educ — H J Fraser
City Superintendent — L M Newcomer.
Principal High School — Mary Templer
Supv Music— Miss Lillian Myers
East Yonngstown, Mahonlng Co
Sc Bd Educ — C F Shipton
Township Supt — C W Rlcksecker
Principal High School — J B Jackson
Eaton, Preble Co , pop 8,187
City Superintendent — John O'Leary
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Edgerton, Williams Co , pop 1,072
City Superintendent — Faye Nlhert
Xdon, Williams Go , pop 678
City Superintendent — O B Ewan
Ellenora, Hamilton Co , pop SO
Mt St Mary's Seminary, theol , R C ,
est 1849, Very Rev Francis J Beek-
mann D D , Rector
Elmwood Place, Hamilton Co , pop 3,423
City Superintendent — W S Everslll
Elyria, Loraln Co , pop 14 825
Pres Bd Educ — Walter H Watts.
Sec Bd. Educ — S S Rockwood
City Superintendent — W R Comings
Principal High School— H M Ebert.
Supv Music — Leanna Moore
Manual Training— C M Williams, Grades.
Manual Training — O C Davidson, H. 8.
Domestic Science — Geneva Chamberlain.
Physical Culture — W F Corwin.
Drawing — Louise Davis.
Commercial — J J Vaighn
Elyria Business College bus and sten ,
est 1896, Miss E M Johnston, President
Vuclld, Cuyahoga Co, pop. 1.958
Pres Bd Educ — L D Coxnan
Sec Bd Educ — Louis Harms
City Superintendent— I C Oldt
Principal High School— J R Richards
Supv Music — -Jennie E Rapsworth
Manual Training— L L Marshall
Bwlngton, Gallla Co , pop 160
Ewington Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , est. 1859, W H Durkee, Prin
Southern Ohio Normal College normal,
private, co-ed. , H W Woodruff, Prin-
cipal
Fayette, Fulton Co, pop 915
City Superintendent — C D Perry
Fayettevffie, Brown Co, pop. 870.
St. Aloysius Academy, boys* boarding, R.
C , Sister Superior
Flndlay, Hancock Co, pop 14,858.
City Superintendent— J F Smith.
Flndlay Business College, bus. and sten.;
est. 1884, Thomas M Wenger, Principal.
Flndlay College, coll , prep , nor , music,
art and com'l depts , co-ed , Church of
God, est 1882 Rev William H Guyer
A M, Pres
Toe urn's Flndlay School of Business, bus.
and sten , est 1903, I S Sunday, Mgr
Flat Bock, Seneca Co, pop 210
Ebenezer Orphans' Home, prep., co-ed.;
Evan Asso Frost , est 1866, Rev M. A.
Messerchmidt, Supt
Flushing, Belmont Co., pop 868
City Superintendent— A E Moody
Principal H. S — A. J Townsend.
Forest, Hardin Co , pop 1,285,
City Superintendent— W A Burdett
Fort Reco\ ery, Mercer Co , pop 1,193
City Superintendent— James Ross
Foetorla, Seneca Co , pop 9,597
City Superintendent — R W Soloman
Principal High School — Ida McDermot
Fostoria Business College, bus and sten ,
H G Tocum, Pres.
Frank, Seneca Co, pop 80
St. Michaels Academy, prep, co-ed, R
C , Sister Superior
Franklin, Warren Co , pop 2,659
City Superintendent — F B. Harris
Fredericktown, Knox Co, pop 1,021
City Superintendent — W W Harden
Fremont, Sandusky Co., pop 9,939
City Superintendent — J E Collins
Principal H 8 — Katharine Sheldon
Fremont Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1911, S E Lantz, Principal
Fultonham, Muskingum Co, pop 245
Fultonham Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , est. 1880, George H Lapp, B S.,
Prin
j
Gallon, Crawford Co., pop. 7,214.
Pres Bd Educ — J J Schaefer
Sec Bd Educ — C C Coyle
City Superintendent — I C Guinther
Principal High School — F E Honnold.
Supv Music — J W Denny
Man Tr & Draw — D E Schaefer
Penmanship — Louise Hofstetter
Com'l & &tenog*y — B A Coovert
Galllpolls, Gallla Co , pop 5,660
City Superintendent — C N McCune
Principal High School— Miss Daise Merri-
man
Gambler, Knox Co., pop 587
City Superintendent — Paul M Lybarger
Earcourt Place School, girls' boarding j
P E., est 1888, Miss Harriette Merwin,
Prin.
Kenyon College, coll , men, P E., est.
1885, Rev William F Pelrce, 1C A.,
D D, President
Garrettsvllle, Portage Co, pop. 1,001.
City Superintendent— EL D Williamson
Geneva, Ashtabnla Co , pop 2,496.
City Superintendent — H D Clarke
Georgetown, Brown Co, pop. 1,580
City Superintendent — A. F Waters.
Germantown Montgomery Co., pop 1,778.
Pres Bd Educ , Rev J L Swain
Sec Bd Educ — Dr A F Siebert
City Superintendent — S M. Heltz.
Principal High School— J E. Bliss.
Supv Music-^T H Garster
Drawing— Miss Alice Wharton
Miami Military Institute, military, non-
sect , est. 1886, CoL Orvon Graff Brown,
A. M, Pres.
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Girad, Trnmbnll Co, pop. 8,786
City Superintendent — J J Armstrong
Glendale, Hamilton Co, pop. 1 741
Pres Bd. Educ— Alfred M Allen
Sec Bd. Educ— G B Taylor
City Superintendent— J C Chapln.
Principal High School— Lillian Bowie.
Supv Music — Agnes McCnne.
Manual Training — Alfred Schick
Domestic Science — Anna M Platt.
Drawing— Dorcas Mussey
Glendale College, girls* boarding, est. 1868.
Miss R J DeVore, A M, Pres
Glouster, Athens Co , pop 2,527
City Superintendent — M M Bryson
Prin H S— Miss Adda Andrews.
Granville, Licking Co , pop. 1,894.
City Superintendent — Geo W Strong
Principal High School — Miss Flora Hoover
Denison University comprises College,
Academj and Conservatory of Music,
co-ed Bapt eat 1881 Claik W Cham-
berlain, Ph D , President
Doane Academj , prep dept of Denison
University men, Bapt , eat 1831, Henry
Rhodes Hundley D Sc , Dean
Greenfield, Highland Co, pop 4,228
City Superintendent — E W Patterson
Greenville, Darke Co , pop 6,287.
Pres Bd Bduc — C. J Herr
Sec Bd Educ— W T Fitzgerald.
City Superintendent — J J Martz
Principal High School-— Minor McCool
Supv Music — L Evelyn Roberts
Domestic Science — Grace Cowies.
Drawing — Anna Bier
Commercial — Floyd Kerwood
Stenography — Myrtle Boyer.
Commercial-Normal College, nor, bus and
sten co-ed , non-sect , eat 1908, Clar-
ence Balthaaer, President
Technical Academy tech , men, est 1894.
John Beers, Prin
Grover Hill, Panlding Co , pop 676
City Superintendent — L M Eschbach
Hnraden, Vlnton Co , pop 1,019
City Superintendent — C H Copeland.
Hamilton, Butler Co., pop. 35,279
Pres Bd Educ. — Dr Dan MHllkin.
Sec Bd Educ— Charles F Holdefer
City Superintendent — Darrell Joyce.
Principal High School — Charles H. Lake.
Supv Music — Will H Lebo
Manual Training — Howard Gk Carter
Domestic Science — Edith Masaee.
Drawing — Josephine Slater
Catholic High School, boys* day, R C ;
est 1909, Brother Edward, S M, Prin
Hamilton Business College, bus and sten ,
eat 1897, Howard H Beck, Prin, 2nd
and High Sta
Notre Dame Academy, girls* boarding, R,
C., Sister Rosa, Superior
Harrison, Hamilton, Co, pop. 1,360.
City Superintendent — T P Pierce.
Hartwell, Hamilton Co, pop 2,fc28.
City Superintendent — Arthur Powell
Hillsboro, Highland Co , pop 4,296.
City Superintendent — C C Patterson
Hiram, Portagre Co., pop 422
City Superintendent — Joseph Baer
Hiram College, col , co-ed , Christ , est.
1850, Miner Lee Bates, A M, Pre»
Holgate, Henry Co, pop 1,095
City Superintendent — J Benson
Hvbbard, Trnmbnll Co,, pop 1,699
City Superintendent — J C Fry
Hudson, Summit Co , pop 1,021.
City Superintendent — T F Leonard
Huron, Erie Co , pop. 1,756
City Superintendent — A C Allshoss
Ironton, iLawrence Co, pop 18,147
City Superintendent — Nicholas J Riter
Prin H S — R D Craut.
Davidson Business College, bus. and sten ,
est 1893, W H Davidson, Principal
Lanham Business College, bus and sten ;
est 1895, Frank 8 Lanham, Principal.
Jackson, Jackson Co, pop 5,468
Pres Bd Educ — Moses Morgan
Sec Bd Educ— J H Newrahner
City Superintendent — J E Kinnlson
Principal High School — Dan M Morgan.
Commercial — G H Parrott
Jackson Center, Shelby Co , pop 685.
City Superintendent— -Guy W Polan
Jacksonville, Athens Co, pop 1,285.
City Superintendent — C F Finsterwald.
Jamestown, Greene Co, pop 1,188
City Superintendent — R S Harmount,
Jefferson, Ashtabula Co , pop 1,461
Clt> Supeiintendent — G M McCommon
Jeffersomllle, Fayette Co , pop 716
City Superintendent — M E Wilson
Jerry City, Wood Co , pop 458
City Superintendent — C H Brisbin
Jewett, Harrison Co , pop 917
City Superintendent — A J Dennis
Johnstown, lacking Co , pop 805
City Superintendent — L C Brown
Junction City, Perry Co , 811
City Superintendent — W S Edmond
KeHey'» bland, Brie Co., pop 1,017
City Superintendent-— W E Conkle
Prin H S — Paul Fisher
Kenmore, Summit Co, pop 1,561
City Superintendent — H C Dice
Kent, Portage Co, pop* 4,488
City Superintendent— W A. Walls.
Prin H S — Amy Hex-riff
'Kent State Normal School, teachers' train-
ing! courses, co-ed , John E, McGIlvrey,
President
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Kenton, Hardin Co , pop. 7,185
Pres Bd Bduc. — W W Durbln.
Sec Bd. Bduc.— Jas & Wetherill
City Superintendent — N B Hutchinson
Prin H. S — J B Conard
Supv Music — Mae Walker
Drawing — Nelle Carroll
Commercial — Kathleen Joyce.
St Anthony's Academy, prep , co-ed., R.
C , Sister Superior
Kfngsvllle, Ashtabnla Co., pop 550.
City Superintendent — C W Hoppes.
Kingston, Ross Co., pop 818
City Superintendent — EJ F Wilderxnuth.
Lakewood, Cnyahoga Co , pop 15,181*
City Superintendent — Chas. P Lynch
Lancaster, Fafarfield Co, 13,093.
City Superintendent — S H Layton.
Principal High School — W. C Braahare*.
Boys' Industrial School, state, R. U. Has-
tings, Superintendent
Columbia Commercial University, bus. and
sten , est 1897, Clarence Balthaser,
President.
St Mary's Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister Superior
Larne, Marion Co, pop 772
City Superintendent — J K. Stafford
Lebanon, Warren Co , pop 2,698
City Superintendent — C H Young
Principal High School — C. A. Bruner
Lebanon University, normal, co-ed est.
1855, Wallace B Miller, President, Cor
Bast and Silver
Leetonla, Colnmbiana Co, pop 2,665
City Superintendent— J M May
Principal H S — W A. Pond
Lelpsle, Putnam Co , pop 1,778
City Superintendent — S A- Llnd
$t Mary'* Academy, grep., eo-ed., R. C.,
Sister Superior
Lexington, Blchland Co , pop. 654.
City Superintendent — J W Brown
Lima, Allen Co,, pon, 30,508
Pres. Bd. Bdue — Dr J C. Pence;
Sec Bd Educ— Q- W Manila.
City Superintendent — John Davlson.
Principal H. S.— 8 S Steflfens
Supv Music— F M. Calvert.
Manual Training— G B. I4tteJL
Domestic Science— Mary Armstrong
Penmamahtp— Blizabeth J Msman.
<C»m*l and Stenes/y— Job* T Coiner.
Lima Business College, bu* and sten ,
est. 1890, Howard W. Pears, President.
St John's Academy, prep , po-ed^, R. <X,
Sister Superior
St Rose Academy, prep , co-ed., R. C.,
Bister Superior
XJsbon, Columbian* Co., pop.
City Super4»tedenj:--^ay W
Principal Bttgh. Scioolr-itlss
Lockland, Hamilton Co , pop 3,049
Pres Bd Educ — William Frank.
Sec Bd Educ— W & LaBua.
City Superintendent — 8. T Dial
Supv Music — Anna Weber
Manual Training — Edna Schicfc.
Domestic Science — Anna Slatx
Draw and Pea'ship — Paula Happesburger
Logan, Hockta* Co, pop 4350
Cltj Superintendent — L I Morae
Principal High School— Miss Nan MoBride.
London, Madison Co , pop 3,530
City Superintendent — W H Bice
Lorain, Loraln Co, pop 28,883
City Superintendent — A C Eldredge.
Principal H S. — D J Boone
St Josephs Academy, prep . co-ed., R C.;
est 1896, Rev Chas Relchlln, Pres.
Lovdonville, Aahtend Co,
City Superintendent — C
Lonfsevllle, Stark Co, pop 1,678
City Superintendent — W A Forsy^he
St. Louis' Academy, prep , co-ed , R. C*,
Sister Superior
Lo\ eland, Clermont Co , pop 1,421.
Git> Superintendent — John M Morris
Principal H S — Flora B Campbell
LowellsvIUe, Mahoning Co , pop 1,598
Pres Bd Educ — J R Milllgan
Principal H S.— H. M Beeler
Lynchbnxy, THgh.Ta.nd Co, pop. 998.
City Superintendent — L I Morae
MacArthur, Vteton Co, pop. 1,107
City Superintendent — O J Dodge
McComb, Hancock Co , pop 1,088
City Superintendent — &. £ Weaver
McConnelsville, Morgan Co., pop 1^31.
City Superintendent — O R. Warman.
Madison, Lake Co., pop. 863.
City Superintendent — S. W Mauck.
Madiso&TiDe, Hamilton Co., pop 5,193.
City Superintendent— C. M Merry
Magnolia, Stark Co , pop 559,
Pity Superintendent — F EJ. Marvin
Malta, Moffgan Co , pop. 971
City Superintendent — J S Taylor
Malvera, CaxroJ Co, p«p. 748.
City Superintendent — I. B. Wagner
Manchester, Adams Co, pop. 1,966.
Pres. Bd. ^duc— Ale?: Rou*h
Sec. Bd. Bdue. — B. P Qtone>
City Superintendent — H. H. Denning.
Prtnoipal High School— Ct A. Patton.
HfmislleM, Bfehland Co., pop. 20,768.
Pres. Bd. Bdue.— R, B. Hutteatnson.
Sec. Bd. Bduc — John H* BrlstQ&.
City Snj^rintendent— H. H Helter
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Mansfield — continued
Supv Music— C A Frost.
Domestic Science — Veda Beek
Physical Culture — Rose Letter
Draw and Pen'shlp— Eda Ballard.
Commercial — William Bauer
Stenography — Mary Bedgar
Mansfield-Ohio Business College, bus. and
•ten , eat. 1866, P W Frederick, Prin
Mantua, Portage Co , pop 721
City Superintendent — W J Robinson
Bartels Musical College, mus , est 1895,
Otto E Bartel, Pres
Marietta, Washington Co, pop 12,023
City Superintendent — J V McMillan
Principal H S — L W McKInnon
Marietta College, coll and prep , co-ed.,
est 1832 G \\ Hlnman President
Marietta Commercial College, bus., sten
and tel , est 1888, Marion A Adams,
President
St Mary's Academy, prep , co-ed , R. C.,
Sister Superior
Marion, Marlon Co . pop 18,232
City Superintendent— Henry A. Hartman
St Mary's School, prep , co-ed , R. C ,
Rev Joseph Deming, Prin, 282 N Pros-
pect Av
Martins Ferry, Belmont Co , pop 9,188
City Superintendent — G W FInck.
MarysvlHe, futon Co , pop 8,576.
City Superintendent — L B Demo rest-
Principal High School — H S Sellers*
St John's Academy, prep, co-ed., HJvan
Luth , T H Dannecker, Principal
Massillon, Stark Co, pop 18,879.
City Superintendent — I*. B York.
Massillon Actual Business College, bus. and
sten H G Yocum, Pres and Gen'l Mgr
St Mary's Academy, prep , co-ed , R C .
Sister Superior
Mason, Warren Co , pop. 787
City Superintendent — T H Rogers.
Maumee, Lucas Co » pop 2,807
City Superintendent — A N Krteg
Principal H S — Blanche Southard
Mechanlcsburg, Champaign Co , pop 1.476.
City Superintendent — J W Bo wen
Medina, Medina Co , pop 2,784
City Superintendent — W S Edmunds.
Principal H S— Prof Smithe
Middle Point, Tan Wert Co, pop 607
City Superintendent — Sylvester Larkin.
Mlddleport, Melgs Co , pop 3,194.
City Superintendent — A, "W McKay
Principal H S— Harry M Flegal
Mlddletown, Butler Co, pop 13,152
City Superintendent — N D O Wilson
Principal H S — Elsor Hester
Milan, Erie Co, pop 696
Supt of Schools — John B Vining
Milford, Clermont Co , pop 1,821
City Superintendent — F P Tlmmons
ftfillersburg, Holmes Co , pop 2,020
City Superintendent — A W Elliott
Mineral Ridge, Trtunbnll Co, pop 759
City Superintendent — W H C Newington
Mlneria, SI ark Co, pop 1,896
City Superintendent — J C Chenot
Mlngo Junction, Jefferson Co, pop 4,000
Pres Bd Educ — John Quinn
Sec Bd Educ— S N Bailie
City Superintendent — Frank Llnton
Manual Training — Anna Ashbrook
Commercial — C D Jacobs
St Agnes Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister Superior
Minster, Anglaize Co , pop 1,588
City Superintendent — Hugo J Antony
St Marv s Institute girls boarding R C ,
est 1886, Sister M Regis, Superior.
Montpelier, Williams Co, pop 2,759
City Superintendent— H L Cash
Morrow, Warren Co , pop 882
City Superintendent — W P Vandervolt
Mt Gilead, Morrow Co , pop 1,678
Pres Bd. Educ— J H Kelly
Sec Bd Educ — Budd Baker
City Superintendent — M C Warren.
Principal High School — O V Swinehart
Supv Music — Mr Zigler
Mt Healthy, Hamilton Co , pop 1,799
City Superintendent — C A Hunt.
Mt Pleasant, Jefferson Co , pop 701
City Superintendent — F D Ring
Mt Sterling, Madison Co, pop 1,701
City Superintendent — H T Silverthora
Mt St Joseph F. O , Hamilton Co , pop 148.
Mount St Joseph-on-the-Ohio, girls'
boarding, R C , est 1829, Sister Eve-
line, Directress
Mt Ternon, Knox Co. pop 9,087
Pres Bd Educ — Carl N Lorey
Sec Bd Educ — George Coyner
City Superintendent — Peter C Zemer
Principal High School — C H Wlnans
Manual Training— E E Seig
Domestic Science — Nellie Heffner
Draw and1 Pen'shlp— -Cora Seber
Commercial— C F King
Mt Vernon College, ooll and prep , co-ed,,
est. 18S3, Norrts W Lawrence, Prin.
St Vincent de Paul's Academy, prep , co-
ed., R C , Sister Superior
Mt Washington, Hamilton Co, pop 984
City Superintendent — A L Beck
Murray, Hocking Co , pop 1,886
City Superintendent — O A Butcher
Napolean, Henry Co , pop 4,007
City Superintendent — P C Zemer
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Navarre, Stark Co , pop 1,357
City Superintendent — F C Nydegger
St Clement B Academy, prep , co-ed , R
C Slater Superloi
Nelsonvllle, Athens Co , 9,082
City Superintendent— F P TImmons
Principal H S — H R Tow neend
Nevada, Wyandot Co , pop 889
City Superintendent — C H Grove
New Athens, Harrison Co , pop $76
City Superintendent — G A Dunlap
Franklin College, coll and prep , co-ed ,
non-sect, est 1825. E M Baxter, D D,
Pres
New Bremen, Auglaize Co ,
City Superintendent — C C
op 1,586
arman
New Paris, Preble Co , pop
City Superintendent — B S
8tO
Davis
pop
New Philadelphia, Tnscarawas Co
8,542
Pres Bd Eduo — Dr Robert S Barton.
Sec Bd Eduo — A. A. Stermer
City Superintendent — Charles F Llmbach.
Principal High School — George A. Davis.
Supv Music — Frank R Speck.
Pen'shlp, Com'l and Stenog*y — I*. B Edgar.
Kuhn's Normal School, John P , normal,
private, co-ed , John P Kuhn, Pres.
Tocum'fl New Philadelphia and Dover
Business College, bus and sten ; est
1892, Will B Curtis, Prin.
New Richmond, Clennont Co , pop 1,788
City Superintendent — S L Turnipseed.
New Rlegel, Seneca Co , pop* 298
St. Boniface Academy, prep , co-ed., R.
C , Sister Superior
St. Peter's Academy, prep , co-ed., R. C.;
Sister Superior
New Straltsville, Perry Co., pop 2,242.
City Superintendent — W E Thompson
Xew Vienna, Clinton Co , pop. 798.
City Superintendent — J, It Cadwallader
New Carlisle, Clark Co , pop 1,058
City Superintendent — Alfred Boss
New Comerstown, Tuscarawas Co , pop 2,943
City Superintendent — E E Smock
New Concord, Ifrlnsklngam Co, pop 683
Muskingum College, comprises College,
Academy, Music, and Ait depts , co-ed ,
Un Presb , est 1837 Rev J Knox Mont-
gomery D D , President
New Lexington, Perry Co , pop 2,559
Pres Bd Eduo — P W Newlon.
Sec Bd Educ —Philip Allen
City Superintendent — Carl G Pemberton
Principal High School — E C Spangler
St Aloysius Academy, girls' boarding, R
C , Sister Superior
New Matamoras, Washington Co , pop. 711.
City Superintendent — Alex L Nay
Newark, Licking Co, pop 25,404
Pres Bd Educ — Edward Kibler, Sr
Sec Bd Educ — S W Haight
City «*uperlntfnd<»nt — Wilson Hawkins
Principal High School — O J Barnes.
Supv Music — C W Klopp
Manual Training — W E Painter
Domestic Science — Lulu Blllman
Drawing — Edith McCoy
Com'l and Stenog'y — L G Millisor
Newark Business College, bus and aten ,
S L Beeney,
Nlles,
City
Supv
North
Pres
Sec
City
Prin
Supv
Trumbnll Co , pop 8,361
Superintendent — H C Campbell
Man Training — J S Blair
Baltimore, Wood Co , pop 3,608
Bd Educ — Dr E A Powell
Bd Educ— C G Nigh
Superintendent — U L Light
High School — Mrs Georgia Anderson.
Music— -C E Way
Norwalk, Huron Co , pop 1,758
City Superintendent — A D Beechy
Principal H S — James E Cole
Norwalk Business College bus and sten
est 1910 O M Correll, Principal
Norwood, Hamilton Co, pop 16,185
Pres Bd Educ — George J Nleder
Sec Bd Educ — Harold Hyland
City Superintendent — W S Cadman
Principal High School — W W Mclntire.
Supv Music — Wethelbert Fisher
Manual Training — A Kogan
Domestic Science — Alta McKinney
Physical Culture — August Eckel
Drawing — Anna Martin
Penmanship — T C Sawyer
Nottingham, Cnyahoga Co , pop 2,887.
City Superintendent — F D French
St Josephs Seminary, boarding school for
young boys R C est 1886, Ursuline
Sisters
Oakharbor, Ottawa Co., pop 1,559
City Superintendent — Geo F Ashbacher
Oak HHI, Jackson Co,, pop 1448,
City Superintendent— Geo L Ely
University College, coll and prep (also
corresp coll , theol and nor ) , co-ed- ,
non-sect , est 1000, G James Jones, A
M, President
Oakley, Hamilton Co, pop 1,689
City Superintendent — H L Crane
Oberlin, Lorain Co, pop. 4,305.
Pres. Bd Educ — A. B. Boot.
Sec Bd Educ — E B Sperry
City Superintendent — Howard L. Rawdon.
Principal High School-^J C Seemann.
Supv Music— K. W Gekrkens.
Manual Training— W C. Burroughs.
Drawing — R. C Nuse,
Penmanship— L D Root*
Oberlin Academy, prep dept of Oberlin
College, co-ed , John F Peck, A M.,
Prin
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Oberlm — continued
Oberlin Business College, bus and sten.,
eat 1850, J T Henderson, President.
Oberlin College, comprises College, Acad-
emy, Theological Seminary, and Conserv-
atory of Music, co-ed . non-sect , est
1833 Rev Henry Churchill King, L.L.
D, Pres
Oberlin College Theological Seminary,
theol , Rev Edward Bosworth, D D,
Dean.
Oberlin College Conservatory of Music,
music, Charles W Morrison, Director
Oberlin Kindergarten Training School,
kind training women, Bertha Emellne
Montgomery, P D M Prin
Ohio Cltj, Van Wert Co , pop 860
City Superintendent— C L, Shaffer
Orrville, Wayne Co , pop 8,101.
Frea Bd Bduc — B B Clark
Sec Bd Educ — George H Irvln
City Superintendent— W W Borden
Principal High School— R E Copper
Supv Music — Chauncey J King
Pen ship and Com'l— R. V Gorrell
Ottawa, Putnam Co , pop
City Superintendent— G J Keinath
Ottawa Business College, bus. and sten.,
est 1902, F J Miller, Sec
St. Peter and St. Paul s Academy, prep *
co-ed , R C . Sister Superior
Oxford, Butler Co., pop. £,017.
Miami University, comprises College of
Liberal Arts, and Normal College, state,
co-ed , est 1824, Raymond M. Hughes,
M S Pres
Ohio State Normal College of Miami Uni-
versity, state, co-ed , est 1902, Harvey
C Minnich LL D Dean
Oxford College for Women, girls' boarding,
non-sect, est 1830, Jane Sherzer, Ph D,
Pres
Western College for Women, girls' board-
Ing; non-sect., est 1855, Mary A. Saw-
yer, Acting Pres.
Painesi ille, Lake Co , pop 5,501
City Superintendent — C C Underwood.
.Lake Erie College for Women, girls board-
Ing, non-sect, est 1859, Vivian B Small,
A B, M. A, Pres
Pataskala, IJcktag Co, pop 800
City Superintendent — B W Irordon
Pauldlng, Faulding Co, pop 2,081
City Superintendent — T J Stlnchcomb
Payne, Fauldlng Co,, pop, 1,207
City Superintendent — G M Hoajlln.
Pemberville, Wood Co , pop 1,006
City Superintendent— B W Howie
Perrysbnifr Wood Co, pop 1,018
Pres. Bd Educ. — William Roose
Sec Bd. Bduc — Charles Van Norman.
City Superintendent— D A Haylor
Pioneer, William* Co, pop 660
City Superintendent— M V Rhinehart.
Plqna, Miami Co, pop 18,888
City Superintendent — Geo C Deitrlch
Becks Academy bus and sten , est 1889,
C B Beck, Pres
Plain City, Madison Co , pop 1,407
City Superintendent — J A Runyon
Principal H S — John S Hare
Pleasant Bldge, Hamilton Co , pop 1,769
City Superintendent — T L Simmerman
PleasantriHe, Fairfleld Co, pop 608.
City Superintendent — J M Gordon
Principal H S — Mary J Morris
Fairfield Union Academy, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect , Charles C Webb, Prin
Plymouth, BIchland Co , pop 1,314
City Superintendent— C M Carrick
Poland, Mahonlng Co, pop. 425.
Poland Union Seminary prep , »co-ed.,
Presb , Thomas S Orr, Pres
Pomeroy, Meiges Co , pop 4,028
City Superintendent — C T ("oates
Sacred Heart Academy, piep , co-ed , R.
C Sister Superior
Port Clinton, Ottawa Co , pop 8,007
Pres Bd Bduc-— N A. demons
Sec Bd. Bduc— F J Hopflnger
City Superintendent — C C Underwood
Principal High School — Charlotte R. Word.
Supv Music — Cora F Sproul
Port Washington, Tuscarawas Co, pop 421.
City Superintendent — J D Hunt.
Portsmouth, Scloto Co , pop 28,481.
Pres Bd. Bduc — J X. Hudson
Sec Bd Bduc— W C Hazlebeck.
City Superintendent — Frank Appel
Principal High School — J D Crevellng
Supv Music — Harriet Scarff
Manual Training— W R. Robe.
Drawing — Kate Comlns
Commercial — J F Yenner
Stenography — A B Blackstone.
Graham's Business College, bus and sten.,
W R Graham, Pres
Prospect, Marlon Co, pop 945
City Superintendent— J K Barker
Quaker City— Guernsey Co, pop 746
City Superintendent — W G Wolfe
Ravenna, Portage Co , pop 5,810
Pres Bd Bduc— Dr B H Nichols
Sec Bd. Bduc — J C Beatty
City Superintendent — B O Trescott.
Principal High School — H B. Turner
Supv Music — A W Ashley
Drawing — Nettie Duga
Com'l and Stenog'y — Frances Bean.
Beading, Hamilton Co, pop 8,985
City Superintendent — P O Getter
Mount Notre Dame Academy, girls' board-
ing, R C , Sister Agnes Aloysia, Prin.
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Richmond, Jefferson Go , pop S78
Richmond College, coll co-ed, non-sect.,
est. 1826, Rev Charles Helllwell, D. IX,
Pres.
BIchwood, mion Co , pop 1,729
City Superintendent — Ascher Ollne
Bio Grande* Gallla Co , pop 110.
Rio Grande College, coll, prep, music
depte, co-ed , Free Bapt., eat. 1876,
Simon H BIng, B 8, Prea
BIpley, Brown Co, pop 1,840
Prea Bd Educ — W 1> Young
Sec Bd Educ — J H Bloom
City Superintendent — R. B Smith.
Bfslnff Son, Wood Co, pop 599.
City Superintendent — L S. Foght.
Bockford, Mercer Co , p«p. 1,180
City Superintendent — J H Barnett.
fit. ClalrsvlHe, Bebnont Co , pop 1,898.
City Superintendent — A H RummelL
Principal H S — H L. Dunlap
St Martin, Brown Co, pop ISO
Ursullne Academy, prep , grlrU* boarding,
R C , est 1845 , Mother Gabriel
St. Marys, Anglalxe Co., pop 5,780.
Pres Bd Educ.— W B Horton.
Sec Bd Educ — Frank D Ausman
City Superintendent — C C. McBroom.
Principal High School— C B Oxlerz.
Manual Trainings-Burl Frampton
Penmanship — W G WIseloy
St. Paris, Champaign Co , pop 1,861.
City Superintendent — J B. Fortney
Sablna, Clinton Co., pop 1,614.
City Superintendent — A. IX Hannmn.
Salem, OohmiMava Co., pop 8,943. '
Pres. Bd Ednc — L. B. French.
Sec Bd Educ — Albert Hayes.
City Superintendent — John Alan.
Principal High School— F W Lease.
Supv Music — Grace Orr.
Salem Business College; bus. and sten..
est 1894, William H. Matthews, Princi-
pal
Salinevllte, Colmublana Co, pop 2,463.
Pres Bd Educ — Ernest R Schubert.
Sec Bd. Educ — MM Sarah L. Hart.
City Superintendent— W G Wolff
Principal H S— Mary B Miller
gafedusfcy, Brie Co , pop 1*»989
Pres Bd. Educ.— a J StrobeL
Sec Bd Educ — Lee B. Keller.
City Superintendent— BL B Williams.
Principal H. S — R E Offenhauer
Supv Music— Charlotte Field.
Manual TramIng>-J N Moyer.
Domestic Science— Edna Dunham,
Draw and Pen ship — C G Caybo*.
Sandushy Business College, bu*. and sten.;
est. 1805, R. D Mttdmll, Prta.
-... Ashland Co., *>p ««B.
Savannah Academy prep , co-ed., est.
1866, non-sect , Prof Miller, Principal.
Brio, Harrison Co, pop 958
City Superintendent — C F Barnes
Sctotoville, Scloto Co, pop 1,100
City Superintendent— Charles W Hill
Scott, Van Wert Co , pop 472
City Superintendent — Omer Pond.
Sebrtoff, Mafaonlng Co, pop 2,104.
City Superintendent — W G Cope.
Shawnee, Perry Co, pop. 2,280
City Superintendent — Geo W DeBangr.
Shelby, Blchland Co , pop. 4,908
Pres. Bd Educ — George Sc^bL
Sec Bd Educ — John Hushes.
City Superintendent — W H Mamer
Supv Music— Mrs Edith KIrkpatrlck.
Manual Training — Thurman Black.
Domestic Science — Miss Edna Endley
Physical Culture— Mrs. Klrkpatrick.
Draw and Pen'shlp — Mr Black.
Sacred Heart of Mary Academy, prep..
co-ed , R C , Sister Superior
Shepard, Franklin Co., pop 850.
St Mary's of the Springs Academy, girls'
boarding, R. C., est 1838, Mother M.
Thomas, Prin
S&iloh, BIcbJand Co , pop. 565.
City Superintendent— E W Bell
Shreve, Wayne Co, pop 1,019
City Superintendent — G U Baumgardner
Sidney* Shelby Co., pop. 9007.
Pres Bd Educ— T. M Miller.
Sec Bd Educ — R O Blngham.
City Superintendent— H. R, McVay
Principal High School- -I*, A- Doflmger.
Stipv Music— Helen Clark Moore,
Domestic Science — Barbara B, Nvtt
Drawlngr— Cora Znrver
Commercial— -Ida M HttlL
Somerset, Perry Co , pep. .
City Superintendent — W U Atwell
Booth Charleston, Clark Co, pop 1
Cfty Superintendent — H. W Pazton
South Lebanon, Warren Co , pop 826.
City Superintendent — J C Jordan.
South New lyme, Aohtabul* Co , pop 115,
New Z<ynte Institute, non-sect., prep., co-
ed ; Howard C White, Pres.
South Salem, KOM Co* pop, fc«4.
Salem Academy; prep., co-ed., Presb.;
Charles W. Barrett, Prfn,
AHea Co^ pop.
City Superintendent— T J Class.
Spring YaHey, Greene Co^ pop, 445
City Superintendent — K. E. Randall.
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Springfield, Clark Co.. pop 46,581.
Pres Bd Educ — S R Hut chin gs.
Sec Bd Educ — V H Holme*
City Superintendent — Carey Bogges
Principal H S — Charles C Patterson
8up\ Music — A-thur Juergens.
Manual Training — R. U Wanner
Domestic Science — Myrtle Hulllnger
Physical Culture— Mabel Betts
Drawing — BMzabeth Pruner
Penmanship — Edna E Schuppener
Commercial— C M Beckett
Stenography — Olive Hunsaker
Nelson's Business College, bus and sten ,
H H Nelson, Prin
St Bernard Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Slater Superior
Spriiigfleld Seminary, prep co-ed non-
sect . est. 1876, Miss \nna B Johnson,
Prin
Williss Business University, bus. and sten ,
est 1S7M P \S Willisg Principal
Wittenberg rollegre comprises College
\cademj Theologv, Music, and Vrt
depts co-ed Luth est 1845 Rev
Charles G Heckert, D D, Pres
Wittenberg Theological Seminary theol ,
Luth men, est 1S-15 Da\Id Henr>
Bauslin D D Dean
Stenbemllle, Jefferson Co, pop 22,291
City Superintendent — Robert L Brwln
Principal H S — J Vernox Cox
Miss Park's School, prep day school, co-
ed , Miss D Virginia Parks. Prin
St Peter's Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister Superior
SteubenviHe Business College, bus and
sten , est 1896, J T Thompson, Princi-
pal.
Strasburgh, Tnscarawas Co, pop 835
City Superintendent — Charles Barthelmeh
Strntherg, Manonlng Co , pop 3,870
City Superintendent — J A Maurer
Stryker, Williams Co , pop 1,028
City Superintendents — M B Collins H E
Olmstead
Swanton, Fulton Co, pop 1,088*
City Superintendent — C O Costle.
Sycamore, Wyandot Co , pop. 977
City Superintendent— B M Baldnf*
Sylvanla, Lncaa Co , pop 1»00«.
City Superintendent— G W Hurless
Tiffin, Seneca Co, pop 11,894.
Pros Bd Educ — Earl C Knapp
Sec Bd Educ — J C Roger
City Superintendent — C. A. Krout.
Principal High School — H H Frazter
Supv Music — S 6 Myers
Draw and Pen'ship— Jeanette Krebs
College of Ursuline Sisters, girls* boarding,
R C , Ursullne Sisters, Frina,
Heidelberg Academy, prep dept. of Hei-
delberg University, Henry Lewis Beam,
A M,, Principal.
Heidelberg Commercial College; bus and
sten , F J. Miller, Principal
Tiffin— continued
HiidUbeig University, coll, prep, music,
art com 1 depts , co-ed Reformed, est
1850, Rev Charles B Miller, LL D,
President
St. Francis Academy, prep, co-ed , R C ,
Sister Superior
St Mao s Academy, prep , co-ed,, R. C ,
Sister Superior
Tippecanoe City, Miami Co, pop 2,088
Pres. Bd Educ — A W Miles.
Sec Bd Educ — C B Herr
City Superintendent — B R Hike,
Principal High School— -H E Lorton
Drawing — Clara Cosley
Toledo, Lucas Co , pop 168,497
Pies Bd Eduo — Eduard D Llbbey
Sec Bd Educ — Lilly I Donate
City Superintendent — Wm B Guitteau
Sum Music— J W Wylli
Manual Tiamlng — Carl L Cotter
Physical Culture — Amelia Armbrustei
Drawing — Lillian Blcknell
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Central High School Adams and 10th,
C W Gayman, Principal
East High School S Platt & Navarre, H
A Jones, Principal
Scott High School, Colllngwood & Machen,
Principal
Davis Business College, bus and sten.. est.
1882, Thurber P Davis, Prin
Emmanuel Academy, prep . co-ed , Luth.,
Principal
Good Shepherd Academy, prep , co-ed., R
C , Sister Superior
Law Froebel Kindergarten Training School,
kindergarten training, est. 1884, Dr
Mary E Law, Prin , 2818 Ashland.
St John's Academy, prep , co-ed., Eva*
Luth , Principal
St Louis' Academy, prep , co-ed . R. C ,
Sister Superior
St John's University , coll , prep and law ,
men, R, C., est. 1898, Rev. John A.
Weland, a J., Pres., 807 Superior St.
St Patrick's Academy, prep , co-ed,, R. C .
Sister Superior
St Stephen's Academy, prep , co-ed , R.
C , Sister Superior
Toledo Conservatory of Music, mus., est
1900, E Bruce Knowlton, M Dlr, Col-
llngwood Av
Toledo Medical College, Toledo University,
med , reg , co-ed, est 1884, Lyman A
Brewer, M D , Dean, Cherry and Page
Streets
Toledo Normal and Training School, nor ,
women, eet 1898, Mrs B M R Baird,
Prin
Toledo University, comprises the Gradu-
ate College, College of Arts and Sciences,
of Industrial Science, of Medicine, of
Pharmacy, of Law, municipal, co-ed.,
est. 1872, Charles A Cockayne, Ph D,
President
Toledo University, College of Industrial
Science, theoretical and co-operative
courses in civil, mechanical, electrical,
and metallurgical engineering, est. 1910,
Allan R Culllmore, C E,, Dean
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Toledo — continued
Toledo University, College of Law, co-ed..
Warsaw, Coshorton Co , po]
City Superintendent — C \V
P518,
Maston
Charles Scott Rowley, Dean
Toledo University, College of Pharmacy, co-
ed , William McK. Reed. Dean
Toledo University, Manual Training School,
prep non-sect , co-ed , est 1883, Chas.
G Menzel, B Sc , M B Dean
Ursullne Convent of the Sacred Heart,
prlrls' boarding, R C , Mother Superior,
Prln
Troy, Miami Co , pop 6,122.
Pres Bd Educ — Walter S Bowyer
Sec Bd Educ — J C Fullerton, Jr
City Superintendent — Chas W Cookson
Principal High School— R L Balrd.
Supv Music — F K Humberger
Manual Training — S P Smith.
Domestic Science — Mary Smith
Physical Culture — Talmadge Rickey.
Draw and Pen'ship — Mary A Ryle.
Com'l and Stenog*y — Elsie M Pike.
Ubrlchsvllle, Tuscarawas Co, pop. 4,751
City Superintendent — L E Everett
Tlhrlchsvllle-Dennlson Business College,
bus and stem; est. 1897: Mrs. Belle Mc-
Millan, PHIL
Union City, Darke Co, pop 1,595
" ' - - - - lt_Q L -
City Superintendent-
Hart.
Upper Sandnsky, Wyandot Co , pop 3,779
City Superintendent — R J Klefer
Urbana, Champaign Co, pop 7,789.
City Superintendent — Z. N Keyser.
Principal H. G—J C. Neer
Curry Normal and Industrial Institute
(colored), prep and indust , co-ed est
1889, Elmer W B Curry, Pres
Moore's Business College, bus. and sten.,
est 1899, J W Moore, Prln.
Urbana University, prep co-ed , New Jeru-
salem Church, est. 1850, Rev. Russell
Eaton, Pres.
Uttaa, Licking Go, pop. 1,729.
City Superintendent-— C. P. Smith,
Tan Wert, Tan Wert Co* pop. 7,157.
City Superintendent — J P Bharkey
Principal H S — Orrln Bowland.
Vermilion, Brie Co., pop
City Superintendent — A
1.809
I*. Irey
Versailles, Darke Co , pop
City Superintendent — T E
1,580
Hook.
Wadsworth, Medina Co, pop 8,078
City Superintendent — Frank Lytle.
Wapakoneta, Anglalze Co., pop, 6^849
City Superintendent — F E. Reynolds;
Warren, Trumbnll Co., pop. 11*081.
City Sun«»rlnt**nrtMit — Tharl**! F ^wv
Principal High School — F SI Ostrander
Dana's Musical Institute, co-ed.; boarding;
est. 1869* William H Dana, Director
Warren Business College, bus. and sten ,
est 1897 Everett S St. John, President.
•Warren Military Bend School , est 1909, D
B GHIHland, Director.
Washington C H , Fayeitt Co., pop 7,377.
City Superintendent— Wm, McClaln.
Wauseon, Fulton Co, pop *.650
Pres Bd Educ — Dr H "w Maddox.
Sec Bd Educ — J C Parson
City Superintendent — C J Btery
Supv Music — F A Tubbs
Waverly, Pike Co, pop 1,808
City Superintendent—- D A Feme
Wajnesfleld, Auglaizc Co, pop 542
City Superintendent — E. L Bowser
WaynesvIIle, Warren Co , pop. 705.
City Superintendent — C A Bruner
Wellington, Loraln Co., pop 1,000.
City Superintendent — R H Klnnison
Principal High School— Elizabeth D Bell.
Wellston. Jackson Co , pop 6375.
Pres Bd Educ — W H Reynolds.
Sec Bd Educ — Charles King
City Superintendent — S H. Maharry
Principal High School— C C Walker
Supv Music— D H. Williams.
Wellsvllle, Columblana Co , pop 7,760.
Pres Bd Educ — Dr D E Quinn
Sec Bd Educ — W M Hannum
City Superintendent — A D Horton
Principal High School— M S Mitchell
Supv Music — C L Hetzler
Com'l & Stenog'y — Elma M. Boyd.
West Farmlngton, TrumbuU Co , pop. 448.
Western Reserve Seminary, prep , Prof.
Collier. Prln
West Jefferson, Madison Co , pop. 1,043.
City Superintendent — B I* Porter
West lAfayette, Coshocton Oo^ pop. 840
City Superintendent — W H. Brerhart.
West Lafayette College, eolL, co-ed.; M.
Prot., est. 1900; Rev Aubrey F. Hessv
Ph D,, Pr«»
West Liberty* IM&UL Co , pep. 1,288.
City Superintendent — Edward A, Bell.
West Mansfield, I^can Co., pop. 918.
City Superintendent— O H. Maffett
West Utlton, Miami Co , pop
City Superintendent — Lee Waldorf
West Salem, Wayne Co , pop. 842.
Superintendent — C. W Biddle.
West Fnlon, Adams Co , pop 1,080.
City Superintendent— W S Campbell
W^st TTnHy, Williams Ce*, pop. 98«.
City Superintendent — W A. Salter
Westerrllle, Franklin Co., pop,
Pres. Bd Edue~W H. Albrecht.
Sec. Bd Educ— J M PurnelL
City Superintendent— W T Trump
Principal High School— F E. Williams.
Supv Music — H H Holmes.
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Martin Boehm Academy, prep dept, of
Otterbein University, co-ed, Rudolph H
Wagoner, A M , Principal
Otterbein Unl/eralty, comprises College,
Academy* School of Music, of Art, and
Summer Normal, co-ed , U B , eat 1847,
Walter D Clipplnger, D D, Pres i
Otterbein University, Conservatory of i
Music. «o-ed , est 1853, Glenn Grant ]
GrabHl, Director
Wharton, Wyandot Co., pop. 485. |
City Superintendent— A O. Suber
Wilb«rforce, Greene Co** pop* 161. i
Payne Theological Seminary of Wllber- I
force University (colored), theol , co- '
ed . A M E , est 1891, Rev George F
Woodson, D*»an
Wilberforce University ("colored), comprises
College Theological Seminary, and Nor- '
mal and Industrial department co-ed ,
\ M E est 1856, William S Scar-
borough, LL D, Pres
Wllloughhv, Lake Co, pop -,~.~
City Superintendent— B M Otis
Principal High School— Mrs Ethel G Vlall
Wilmington, Clinton Co, pop 4,491
City Superintendent— Eld ward P West
Prin H S— C C Martin
Wilmington College, coll and prep
courses, co-ed , Friends, est 1870, Sam-
uel H Hodeln, A, B., President
WindhazB, Portage Co*, pop/261.
Superintendent of Schools— C A, Helm,
Principal High School— Ruth Heron.
Woodsfleld, Monroe Co, pop. 2,902
City Superintendent— Bert Highlands
Prln H S— G W Brown
St Sylvester's Academy, prep , co-ed , B
C , Sister Superior
Woodstock, Champaign Co, pop 810
City Superintendent— R L, JUltchell
Woodville, Sanduaky Co, pop 807.
Woodville Lutheran Normal School, nor,
co-ed , non-sect., K Hemmlnghaus, Prin
Wooster, Wayne Co, pop 6,186
Pres Bd Bduc— W H. Wiler
Sec Bd Educ— H. H, Miller
City Superintendent— G C Maurer
Principal High, School— Lura B Kean.
Sfupv Music — W L Prince.
Manual Training— J B. Boettlcher.
Commercial— Cfcrittie Chlsholm,
Stenography— Mary G Kirby
St Mary's Academy, prep , co-ed., R. C ,
Sister Superior
University of Wooster, coll, prep, music,
and art depts., co-ed , Pretb » e*t 1870;
Rev Lonls Edward Holden, LL D , Pres
Yocuzn's Wooster Business College; bus. and
•ten.; eat. 1886, O, 1C. Toctnn, Manager
Wyoming, Hamilton Co, pop 1,893
Pres. B& Educ —Albert W. Ault.
Sec. Bd Educ —Melville Ritchie
City Superintendent — C S Fay
Prln High School— Evelyn M Pritchard.
Manual Training—William J Schick.
Domestic Science — Anna M Platz.
Drawing — Julia R Theobald.
Xenia, Greene Co, pop 8,700
Pres Bd Educ — J P. Orr
Sec Bd Educ — B Schleainger
City Superintendent — G J Graham
Principal High Befool— Misa Jessa Pearson
Xenia Theological Seminary, theo , men,
United Presb, est 1794, W G Moore-
h* ad D D , LL D , Pres
Yellow Springs, Greene Co , pop 1,860
City Superintendent — R O Wead
Ant loch College, coll , co-ed , non-sect ,
est 1853 S D Fees, LL D, President
Youngstown, Ma honing Co , pop 79,066.
Pres Bd Educ — Carroll Thornton
Clerk Bd Educ —Dallas H Morris.
City Superintendent — N H Chaney
Prin Rayen H S—E P Miller
Prin South H S— Charles B Dike.
Supv Music — Eliza Carmichael
Manual Training— W F Tingling
Domestic Science— Mabel Splcer
Physical Culture— Minnie V Myers
Drawing — Cora Z Parsons
Penmanship — Emily Getting,
Baldwin Kindergarten Training School,
nor kind r women, eat 1892, Miss Mary
S Morgan, Principal
Browne's Business College, bus and sten ,
J C. Browne, Pres.
Excelsior Business College, bus. and sten ,
est 1901, J E SUndee Manager
Hall Business University, bus and sten ,
est. 1892, C C Short, Manager
Yale School, prep , day, co-ed , Miss Alice
Holmes, Prin
Zaleskl, Vlnton Co, pop 476
City Superintendent — Prof Sawyer
Zanesvllle, Musktngum Co, pop. 28,026
Pres Bd Educ.— A, T Baker
Sec Bd Educ— C J Weaver t
City Superintendent— W C Bowers .
Principal High School— E H. White.
Supv Music—Sara Shanley
Physical Culture— Agnes J. Pyle.
Drawing— Alice Gillespie
Commercial— Harold T Gates.
Stenography— Eflna Erwine
Zanesvllle Commercial School. The; b,ua>
and sten ; est 1900. R. L Meredith. Pres.
OKLAHOMA
Population, 1,657,105 School census, 536,195. School age, 6-21.
Oklahoma is the twenty-third state of the Union in point of population, having
a total of 1,657,155 inhabitants, of whom 87.2 per eent, are white Of this number,
2 4 per cent are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population
ten years of age and over is 56 per cent, the state ranking twenty-seventh in this
respect. The educational system of the state is as follows:
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
B. H WILSON, Superintendent of Public Instruction ... .
GEORGE A LANDRUM, Assistant Superintendent
HENRY J MILLER, Agricultural Assistant
A O PARSONS, State High School Inspector . .
E F PROFFITT, State Bural School Inspector
STATE BOABD OF EDUCATION
B H WILSON, Ex-officio, Chairman . . _
T HUFFMAN, Secretary . .
O, F HAYES
W. A. BRANDENBURG.
W E. BOWSET .
SCOTT G-LEK Shawnee
BOBERT DUNLOP ITewkirk
J F WARREN . . Oklahoma City
OKLAHOMA EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
STRATTON D BROOKS, President . ...
I/ E WEATHBRWAX, Secretary .
n» OB*
CouHty
Delaware .
I>ewey
Ellis
Garfiel<J
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma GSty
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City
Oklahoiaa City
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City
Chandler
Oklahoma City
Mnskogee
. Norman
Muskogee
Coumty Name and
Adalr G M Hagaa, Stllwell
Alfalfa J W Higginbotham, Cherokee
Atoka Virginia ICcCleary, Atoka
Beaver H C Fellows, Beaver
Beckham Miss Martha Barrett Sayre
Blaine Miss Daisy M. Pratt, Watonga
Bryan . . . . C I* Neeley, Durant
Caddo Miss Nettie Denials, Anadarko
Canadian Mina Jackson, 151 Beno
Carter I*, M Thurston, Ardmore
Cherokee Sallie Paris Tahlequah
Choctaw ... J. T Beed, Hugo
Cimarron Walter Kennedy, Boise City
Cleveland Kate Barbcmr, Norman
Coal .H M, Shirley, Coalgate
Comanche . - .,,,.»
Mrs. Jauette S Crosby, tawton
Cotton A, C. Woodward, Bandlett
Cralgp .T^e§ W Sfr*\tfr Vinlta
Creek . . .Jesse Bargeta gajmlpa
Custer George A Meaebam, Arapaho
Name axd
J QrOY«r_8oale& Jay
. ?re4 IX Hoyt. Taloga
Charles Coohran, Arnett
James "W Tyler, Enid
y,
Garvln Miss P Bradfleld, Pauls Valley
Grady.
Grant
Greer
Harmon
Harper
Haskell ,
Hughes . _ _ _
Mrs Florence M. Greem, HotdeafiUe
~ " IB. I^wery. Altus
P. Scott, TOtur^ka
.G F Newell, Chickash*
.Lewta Dervage, Medford
Kate Terry, Man gum
J W Bridges, Hollis
"W D Drake, Buffalo
.Will C. Sbelton, Stlgler
Jackson
Jefferson
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS — Continued
County Name and Address
Latimer C B Fair, Wilburton
Le Flore Claud B Norrls, Poteau
Lincoln P G Rawdon, Chandler
Logan Margaret Doolittle, Guthrle
Love . . . . T D Felts, Marietta
Major T E McLaln, Falrvlew
Marshall. Wesley Fox, Madill
Mayes Miss Carlotta Archer, Pryor
Murray EL L Newman, Sulphur
Muskogee E N Collette, Muskogee
McCurtain L M Gray, Idabell
McClain S M Cuistlon, Purcell
Mclntosh Chas H Wilson, Eufala
Noble C G Vannest, Perry
Nowata W B Slack Nowata
Okfuskee J L Matthews, Okeraah
Oklahoma Mrs A. B Love, Oklahoma
Okmulgee J D Campbell, Okmulgee
Osage Mrs T L Lillard, Pawhuska
Ottawa J. T Davis, Miami
Name and Address
T W Skinner, Pawnee
W R Jones, Stillwater
T T Lewis, McAlester
County
Pawnee
Payne
1 Plttsburg
Pottawatomie
Gladys Whittett, Tecumseh
Pontotoc W T Melton, Ada,
Pushmataha W C Payne, Antlers
Roger Mills A T Burge, Cheyenne
Rogers J C Dougherty, Claremore
Seminole L L. Sturgeon, Wewoka
Sequoyah J H Dodson, Salllsaw
Stephens L A Morton, Duncan
Swanson Joseph Beasley, Snyder
Texas Miss Nettle B. Lynch, Guymon
Tillman E B Nelms, Frederick
Tulsa H D Maxwell, Tulsa
Wag-oner Chas Com stock, Wagoner
Washita J M Wallace, Cordell
Washington
Helen L Dunaway, Bartlesville
Woods F O Hays, Alva
Woodward W L. Pittman, Woodward
PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Ada, Pontotoc Co, pop 4,348
City Superintendent-7-T "W Roblson.
Brevard Training School, prep , co-ed., M
H Ayer, Supt
East Central State Normal School, nor ,
state, co-ed , non-sect , est 1911,
Charles W B riles, President
Afton, Ottawa Co , pop 1,071
City Superintendent — Virgil Dunham
Allen, Pontotoc Co, pop. 1,000.
City Superintendent— O H Graham.
Altus, Jackson Co, pop 4,881
City Superintendent— William H Decker
Alva, Woods Co , pop 2,800
Principal High School— Guy M LIsk
Northwestern State Normal School, normal,
state, co-ed , est 1897, Grant B Grum-
bine, M Sc , Pres
Oklahoma Correspondence School, Guy M
Llsk, Pres
Anadarho, Caddo Co, pop. 8,480.
City Superintendent — W H Bishop
Antlers, Pnshmataha Co , pop 1,800
City Superintendent — J H CaldwelL
Ardmorc, Carter Co , pop. 15,000
Pres Bd Educ — R A Hefner
Sec Bd Bduc — C H Bruce
City Superintendent — C W Richards.
Frln High School — William. A. Erdznan.
Supv Music— Miss SalUe Mays McCoy
Domestic Science — Miss Elinor McPheeters.
Physical Culture — Miss Eugenie Nivouche
Drawing — Miss Ozella Fugh
Penmanship — Miss Edna Jones
Com' I and Stenog>y — O C dough.
Hargrove College, prep , co-ed , M BJ So ;
est 1895, Rev W H Martin, D D.,
Pres.
Landon Conservatory, music, Chas W Lan-
don, Director
Selvldge Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1904, G P Selvldge, A M, Pres.
St. Agnes College, prep , co-ed , Sister Mary
Thomas, Prin
Atoka, Atoka Co , pop 8,000
City Superintendent — J P Battenberg
Murrow Indians' Orphan Home, mission
school for Indians, J S Murrow. D D.
Fres.
Bacon e, Muskogee Co , pop — -
Bacone College, prep for Indians, board-
ing, co-ed , Bapt , est 1880 Rev J
Harvey Randall, M A , President
Bartlesville, Washington Co, pop 6,181
Pres Bd Educ — H H McCllntock
Sec Bd Bduc — P B Thurman
City Superintendent — F W Wenner
Supv Music — Jane B Lewis
Domestic Science — Jessie Hollenbaugh
Drawing — Henrietta Slegel
Foster Business College, bus and sten , est.
1910, a D Foster, Frln.
Okmulgee Co , pop 1,800
City Superintendent — B B Norvell
Blackwell, Kay Co., pop. 8,644.
City Superintendent — Andrew J Lovett
Principal High School — J B Anderson
Oklahoma State Baptist College, prep , co-
ed , Bapt , est 1900, Rev A B Bates,
D D, Pres.
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Blair, Jackson Co , pop. 1,500.
Citj Superintendent — E E Dale
Blanc hard, McClaln Co, pop 1,000
City Superintendent — James Small
Bosvtell, Choctaw Co, pop 1400
City Superintendent — Arch W Grubbs.
Britton, Oklahoma Co , pop 2,000
City Superlnttndent — S R Jones
Bristow, Creek Co , pop 1,134
City Superintendent — E E Holmes
Broken Arrow, Tnlsa Co , pop 1,600
Citj Superintendent— H M Anderson
Hastell State School of Agriculture, sec-
ondary agrlc courses, co-ed est 1908,
Elihu B Hlnahaw A M President
Broken Bow, McCurtaln Co., pop. 1,400.
City Superintendent — Charles Strawn
Caddo, Brown Co , pop 1,280
City Superintendent — R A Chestnut
Capitol Hill, Oklahoma Co , pop 1,361
St. Marys Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister Superior
Carmen, Alfalfa Co , pop 1,000
City Superintendent— D B Horton
Chandler, Lincoln Co , pop 2 234
Pres Bd Educ — E W Hoyt
Sec Bd Educ — B P Ambler
Citj Superintendent — C B Tope
Principal High School — Etta DeLay
Commercial — Lillian Rockafellow
Checotah, Mclntosb Co , pop 1,524
City Superintendent — G W Gable.
Chelsea, Roarers Co , pop. 1,249
City Superintendent — E A Hillhouse
Chelsea Academy, prep , co-ed , Cumb
Presb , Thomas L Bates, Frin
Cherokee, Alfalfa Co , pop 2,010.
Pres Bd Educ — Sherman Hill
Sec Bd Educ — Dr D C Brandt
City Superintendent — Clay Flske
Principal High School — Roy Carder
Supv Music — Mrs Charles Johnson
Chout, Haskell Co*, pop 1,500
City Superintendent — W V Howard.
Chlckasha, Grady Co., pop 10,820
Pres Bd Educ — J D Chastain
Sec Bd Educ — William Stacey
City Superintendent — William F. Raxney
Principal High School — Edgar Cowan.
Manual Training— Emmett Gee
Domestic Science — Cecil Kirkpatrick
Com' I and &tenog*y — Miriam Inglls.
Oklahoma College for Women, state, (Iris,
J B Bskridge, Ph D . Fres.
Clasemore, Rogers Co., pop, 2,866.
City Superintendent — J C Smith.
Eastern University Preparatory Scaool
state, J H Boyes. Pres.
Cleveland, Pawnee Co , pop. 1,810.
City Superintendent — John H, Andrew*.
Clinton, Custer Co , pop 2,800
City Superintendent — W S Bryan
Coalgate, Coal Co , pop 7,000.
City Superintendent— A. V Hamilton.
CollinftvIIle, Rogers Co., pop 1,075
City Superintendent — W D Harwood
Comanehe, Stephens Co , pop. 1,410
CItj Superintendent — J A Games
> - .
City Superintendent — Lott M Jones.
Coweta, \lagon«r Co, pop 1,500
Citj Superintendent— James Osborne
Crescent, Logan Co., pop. 1,100
City Superintendent— A. L. Langston
Cushingr, Payne Co , pop 1,800
City Superintendent — W R Jones
Davis, Murray Co., pop 2,000
Pres Bd Educ — S H Davis
Sec Bd Educ — D P Ellis
Principal High School — Miss Nola Hill
, Wa8hto*Tton Co, pop 8.000.
City Superintendent— Prof Robinson
Dover, Kingfisher Co., pop 377
Clmarron College, prep , co-ed , non-sect
Jas A Hllllard, Pres
Duncan, Stephens Co, pop 2,477
City Superintendent — N Hill
Durant, Brvan Co , pop 8,000
City Superintendent — B H Eokols
Oklahoma Presbyterian College for Girls,
coll and prep , women, boarding.
Presby , est 1911, William B Morrison,
A B, President
Southeastern State Normal School, nor ,
state; co-ed , Edmund D Murdaugh, Pd
D, Pres.
Edmond, Oklahoma Co , pop 2,090.
City Superintendent — D C Adamson.
Central State Normal School, normal, state,
co-ed., non-sect., eat 1891, Charles Evans,
A. M., Fres.
Eldorado, Jackson Co., pop 2,800
City Superintendent — T H. Lanhan*
Elk City, Beckham Co , pop. 4,500
City Superintendent-*sToseph C Tucker
Principal High School— Mrs C TyndalL
El Reno, Canadian Co., pop. 7,872.
Pres Bd Educ— Earl Beebe.
Sec Bd Educ — Dayton Munsell
City Superintendent— Frederick N HowelL
Principal High School — a H. Thuermer
Supv Music — Ethel Rhoads.
Manual Training — O T Orriok
Domestic Science — Lena Avenaiius.
Draw & Pen'ship— Matilda Breuer
Commercial — Blva R Curtiss
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OKLAHOMA
Enid, Garfleld Co., pop. !S,7t9.
Free Bd Educ. — W E Lamerton
Sec Bd Educ— Earl Ratcliffe
City Superintendent — P C Jaeoby
Principal High School— C H. Thuenner
Supv Music — Maude Garnett
Manual Training — H E Tewell
Domestic Science — Blanche Ingersoll
Physical Culture — Elizabeth Rumsey
Drawing — May Vandlver
Commercial — C P Canavan
Phillips University, comprises College, High
School, Bible, Business, Fine Arts depts ,
Christian, co-ed , eat 1906, Ely V Zol-
lars, LL D , President
Brick, Beckbam Co, pop 1,000
City Superintendent— J D Hodges.
Bnfaula, Mclnto* Co,, pop. 704
City Superintendent — L P Evans
Fairfax, Osage Co,, pop 1,500
City Superintendent — B. E Richardson
Fairland, Ottawa Co., pop 1,000,
City Superintendent — C W Frier.
Fail-view, Major Co., pop 2,000
City Superintendent — Wade H. Shumate,
Fort Gibson, Mnskoge* Co* pop 1,844.
City Superintendent— a M. Hurt
Oklahoma State School for the Blind, O
W Stewart, Supt
Fort Towson, Choctaw Co, pop. 1,000.
City Superintendent — L. W Weber.
Francis, Pontotoc Co., pop. 1,200.
City Superintendent — J H. Norman.
Frederick, Tiliman Co., pop. 3,0*7
City Superintendent— H. G Faust
Gage, Ellis Co , pop 985.
City Superintendent — W T Henderson.
Gar* in, Me Certain Co, pop 1,600.
City Superintendent — C W Brown
Geary, Blaine Co , pop, 1,566
City Superintendent — Homer H11L
Goodwell, Texas Co, pop 800
Fan-Handle Agricultural Institute, secon-
dary agrl courses, man. tr, dom. science,
co-ed , state, eat. 1909, Sanders W
Black, President
Granite, Greer Co , pop. 1,220
City Superintendent — James A. McXianghlln.
Grove, Delaware Co., pop 1,000.
City Superintendent— W H. Kilgore.
Gnthrie, Logan Co., pop. 11,654
Pres Bd Educ — Dr J L Melvin.
Sec. Bd Educ.— Marley Smith
City Superintendent — Fowler Dell Brooks.
Principal High School — C E Greene.
Supv Music — Mrs E Robertson
Manual Training — E. C Benson.
Domestic Science — Mabel Salisbury.
Drawing — Florence Adler.
Guthrie — continued
Capital City Business College, bus. and
sten eat 1898, L, E Jarrell, President.
Methodist University of Oklahoma, coll.
and prep , co-ed , M E , est 1911, Wil-
liam Fielder, LL D, Acting Chancellor
Ross Conservatory of Music, music, co-ed.,
est 1902, F M Rose, B M, Director
St Joseph's Academy, girls' boarding. R.
C , Mother Mary Plaoida, Superior
Guymon, Texas Co , pop 1,500
City Superintendent— Philip Power
HaileyvlUe, Plttsbnrg Co , pop. 1,452.
City Superintendent— C P Hicks.
Hamraon, Roger Mills Co , pop 1,000,
City Superintendent — W I Carper
Red Moon Boarding School, gov*t school for
Indians, co-ed , W H Bllsh, Supt
Harrah, Oklahoma Co., pop. 1,000
City Superintendent — J M Templeton.
Hartshorne, Plttsbnrg Co , pop 2,435.
City Superintendent — Morgan T Craft.
Hastings, Jefferson Co , pop. 060
Superintendent of Schools — J M, Dyer
South West Academy, prep , co-ed,, Cong ,
est 1904, Dwlght E Porter, A B, Prtn
Southwest Baptist College, coIL, Bapt, J
M Dyer, Pres.
Heavener, IieFlore Co., pop. 1,700
City Superintendent — D R Woods
Helena, Alfalfa Co , pop 400
Superintendent of Schools — C E McColluzn.
Henrietta, Okmulgee Co, pop 2,500.
City Superintendent— C M Lieb.
Hennessey, Kingfisher Co, pop 1,573.
City Superintendent — G D Moss.
Connell State School of Agriculture, W S.
Calvert, Prln
Hobart, Kiowa Co, pop 8,845
City Superintendent — R M. CaldwelL
Holdenville, Hughes Co , pop. 1,858
City Superintendent — Hugh Nichols
Principal High School — Birdie Adams.
Hollis, Harmon Co., pop 2,000.
City Superintendent— J} M Castleberry
Hominy, Osage Co., pop 1,500.
City Superintendent — L E Began.
Howe, La Flora Co , pop. 1,000.
City Superintendent — J A. Skinner.
Hugo, Choctaw Co , pop. 8,000
City Superintendent — Henry G Bennett.
Idabell, McCurtain Co., pop. 2,000.
City Superintendent— L. N Gray
Kief er, Creek Co , pop 1,800.
City Superintendent — J G Mote.
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OKLAHOMA
Kingfisher, Kingfisher Co., pop. 2,538
City Superintendent — B S McCabe.
Kingfisher College, coll and prep, co-ed.,
Cong , est 1896, Rev Calvin B Moody,
D D, President
Kingston, Marshall Co , pop 1,000
City Superintendent — J S Vaughan
Klowa, Plttsburg Co, pop 2,000.
City Superintendent — T T Lewis
Konawa, Semlnole Co , pop. 950.
City Superintendent — T B Liner
Krebs, Pittsburg Co , pop 1,508,
City Superintendent — T A. Cralghead.
Lancston, Logan Co,, pop. 274.
Colored Agricultural and Normal University,
normal, state, co-ed , Inrnan E. Page,
Pres.
Holy Family College (colored) , prep , co-
ed., R. C , est. 1892, Rev W H. Martin,
Ph D, Director
Lawton, Comanche Co , pop. 7,788.
City Superintendent — William C French.
Cameron State School of Agriculture, sec-
ondary agric courses, co-ed , est. 1908,
E M Frost, President.
Lawton Business College, bus and sten ,
est. 1802. W F Blanchet, Ph D, Prin
Lehif h, Coal Co , pop. 2,188
City Superintendent — Prof. Hendrlcks.
Lexington, Cleveland Co, pop 925.
City Superintendent— N H Edwards.
Lindsay, Garvin Co , pop 1,156
City Superintendent — Peter W Swart*.
McAlester, Fittsbnrg Co , pop 12,954.
Pres Bd Bduc — W H. Beaty
Sec Bd. Bduc.— A. R CaWwell
City Superintendent — Charles N
Principal High School — XL L. McPheron.
Supv MUS. and Draw — Anna K. Deal.
Pen'ship and Com'l — W C Herahey.
Madlll, MarshaH Co., pop 2,800,
City Superintendent — T T Montgomery.
Mangum, Greer Co , pop 3,<J67
Pres Bd Bduc — Arthur Cooke.
feec Bd Educ — S A Broome.
City Superintendent — A. W Duff.
Principal High School— J G Ward.
Domestic Science — Alice McLane.
Marietta, Love Co , pop 1,391.
City Superintendent — Wm. C Canterbury
Marlow, Stephens Co , pop 1,965.
City Superintendent — A. B. Herring.
Marshall, Garfield Co, pop, 90*.
City Superintendent — O E, Rhode*.
Medford, Grant Co., pop. 1,400.
City Superintendent — J O. Allen.
Miami, Ottawa, Co., pop 1.89&
City Superintendent — M. B. Floyd.
Mlnco, Grady Co , pop 725
City Superintendent— W S Burleson.
E Meta Bond College, prep , co-ed., non-
sect, Mitt Meta Chestnutt, Prin.
Mnskogee, Hoakogee Co., pop 25,278
City Superintendent — Edwin S Monroe
Principal High School— Ira L. Cain.
Catholic Academy, Bro J T Morris, Pres.
Draugbon's Practical Business College, bus.
and sten , J F Draughon, Pres.
Nazareth Institute, girls' boarding, B. a,
Mother Justine Superior
Oklahoma Methodist College, coll and
prep , co-ed , M B So , est 1912, Eev
A. C Millar, A. M , D D, President
New Kirk, Kay Co, pop. 1,778
City Superintendent — E. B. Wood.
Norman, CleveMd Oe*, pqp. 8,<Mft.
Pres Bd Educ — S A Ambrister
Sec Bd Educ — E E Holmes
City Superintendent — B E. Holmes
Principal High School — R A Gruddy
Supv Music— Ethel Hall
Manual Training — W W Scott
Domestic Science — Mabel Davlson
Draw & Pen'ship— Anna K. Turley
University of Oklahoma, comprises Gradu-
ate School College of Arts and Sciences
(Including School of Teaching), School
of Fine Arts, of Law, of Medicine, of
Pharmacy, of Engineering, state unlv ,
co-ed , est 1892, Stratton Duluth Brooks,
LL D, President
University of Oklahoma, School of Fine
Arts, courses In music, drawing, paint-
ing, Frederik Holmberg, B M , Dean.
University of Oklahoma, College of Engi-
neering, courses In chemical, civil, elec-
trical and mechanical engineering and
mining geology, James H Felgar, M. XL,
Dean.
University of Oklahoma, School of Phar-
macy; pnar , oo-ed. ; est. 1834; Charles
H. Stocfatofe, Deoa*.
University of Oklahoma, Scnool of Medi-
cine, feg- , co-ed., est. im, (Freshman
and Sophomore years), "William James
Jolly, M D, Dean
Nowata, Nowata Co , pop 8,672
City Superintendent — P H. Walter
Ofcemah, Okfosfeee <>„ pop. 1,500.
City Superintendent — D F Scanlan.
OkTahcmm, Oklahoma Co., pop. 64^05.
Pres Bd Bduc — Clark Hudson
Sec Bd Educ — H M Falrey
City Superintendent— W A. Bradertrarg,
Principal High School — Joseph G. Masters.
Supv Music — Mae Bacon.
Manual Tralnmg— C H Rusch
Domestic Science — Lena Osborne
Physical Culture— Mrs D E. Porter
Drawing — Edna Remington
Penmanship— A J Creamer
Commercial — A C Qufley
Kindergarten— Edna. Lindsay
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oKI,\HOM\
.n tin a. I
Ar*l*r\ • -ill* K<> for \ nun* \\r\jr\f-n girls
fr»o«rf1iniar nun •*•« f <p»l l^no Mrs Flnra
It \r,|<T> \ M PreMilent
Draughon • Practical Business Collect, bus
and «ten *st me T IT Flanary, Man-
ager Grand and Harvey Streets.
Hill • Bu0in*M Collet*, bus. and sten, J
M Htll, Pr*si
Oklahoma College for Young Ladies, glrW
bomrdin* non-a*ct rat If 07, George C
Jon** LI D President
Oklahoma Wealayan College, coll , co-e<L,
H at. He* W H Shelton, D D. Pre*
rntverslty of Oklahoma School of Medl-
Inr r*g < > <1 r*t 1 »f>l William J
follr M P I> an
Okmlgee, Ofcmalge? Co , imp 4,17*.
City Fup*»rlnt*nrtrnt — Nelurm O Hopklna
pop 1»
t— A P
,ar»I« Co , i*
«.up*rint*nd<'nt— M H Duncan
Principal High School— O A Hay*.
<*Mtv Training1 School for Boya atatt,
B Nelann, Fupt
PawfiMk», OM«« €• , pw t,4«.
rtty Pupt^rlntrndcnt — R A Downing
»«ca Co. 909 t,l$l.
flup«rlnt»ndent — & J Cr*aw*ll
Hlffh School— H I* Webb
Pkyve C*., pa*. I,fM.
City Superintendent — C C Purkhurat,
Prrry, XaM« C^., a^
Pr«-a Bd Educ— E J Coyb
S*c Bd Educ — George Kewton
r"Uy Superintendent — A. C Farley
Principal High School— R, B Boblnaon
Kaj Co , pop
Bd Educ— George H Bzitt.
s^c Bd Educ — R L. Hutchinton
Cit> Superintendent— J W Whltealde
^upx Mua * Ph> Cult -—lira France* B
Catroa.
Onuat C« , p*
dtr Superintendent— J P Cowan
« Flare C*., pop.
City 9nperl»te«i«eiit— J W MoJCelre*
City Superintendent— w & dohoggen.
pee>.
w
City Superintendent— John O Mitchell.
*awe*n, XoCtete C«, pep.
City Superintendent— A, J ManldJn,
aMina, WaeUa^teai Co,, pn>- M«t.
City Superintendent — J T Johnston,
City Superintendent— H C. Wbitt.
OKLAHOMA
Roff, Pontotoc Co., pop 1,600
Prof Speed
Rath flprlngn, Or«dy Co, pop 1,000.
City Superintendent — A B Herring
Ryma, Jefl>r»on Co , pop 1,115
Superintendent of Schools — J H Hayi
Sftlia*, Mmy«« CV>
Sallna Buiineia College , bus , aten , W R
Qr*-Kg Manager
8aJllaa>w, Sequojah Co, pop 1,698
City Superintendent — Alfred Livingston
Sapnlpa, Creek Co , pop 8,888.
City Superintendent — Albert C Cohagan
e, B*ckb*m Co , pop 8,500
Cltj Superintendent — A R Harris
enot, Bemlnole Co, pop 900
Citj Supirlnttndtnt — L L, Sturgeon
Shftwnee, Pot t a vt atomic Co pop 12,474
Pres Bd Educ — William Demland
Sec Bd Educ — J W Byrum.
City Superintendent — Scott Glen
Supv Music— Miss Maude Allen
Manual Training— H B Scott
Domestic Science — Verena Klauuer
Commercial — J H Glass
Stenography — Miss Hazel Heed.
Oklaboma Baptist University, coll. and
prep , Bapt., eat 1912, J M. Carroll,
D D, Prea.
Elll§ Co , pop 1,280
City Superintendent — Prof Reed
Skifttoofe, Tulsa Co^ pop 1,000
City Superintendent — C M Allen
Sayder, Swanson Co , pop 1,128
City Superintendent — E H Homberger
Splro, La Flore Co., pop 1,400
City Superintendent— A. B Riling
Stigler, Haskell Co, pop 1,800.
City Superintendent — M L Cotton
Stillwsiter, Payne Co , pop 2,577
Pres Bd Educ — A J Hartenbower
Sec Bd Educ — C E Donart
City Superintendent — C L Kezer
Principal High School — B F Brown
Music & Drawing — Bess B Bradley
Domestic Science— Madeline Ryno
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical Col-
lege comprises Division of Agriculture,
Engineering Domestic Science and Arts,
Science and Literature, Teachers Nor-
mal, Business, co-ed , state, est 1891,
J H Connell, M S, President
Oklahoma A and M College, Agricultural
Division, W A Linklater, B 8 A.,
Dean
Oklahoma A and M College, Engineer-
ing Division, courses in mechanical, elec-
trical, civil and architectural engineer-
ing, H E Chandler M M E, Dean
Oklahoma A and M College, Domestic
Science and Arts Division, L L Lewis,
Acting Dean.
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OKLAHOMA
StillWater — continued
Oklahoma A and M College, Teachers
Normal DMsion, John H Bowers, Ph
D, Dean
Stilwell, Adalr Co , pop 2,000.
City Superintendent — W S Renlok.
Stonewall, Pontotoc Co, pop. 1,200
City Superintendent— R H Whiton.
Stroud, Lincoln Co , pop 1,800
City Superintendent — R G Creekmore.
Sulphur, Murray Co , pop. 8,684
City Superintendent — A. T Laver*
State School for the Deaf, state institu-
tion, A. A. Stewart, Supt
Tahleqoah, Cherokee Co , pop 1,916
Pres Bd Educ — W C Habt
Sec Bd Educ — J W Duncan.
City Superintendent — W T Scott.
Manual Training— Carroll Johnson.
Cherokee Female Seminary, girls' boarding,
non-sect , Miss Eleanor Allen, Pres.
Cherokee Male Seminary, boys* prep , non-
sect., J N Clarke, Pres.
Cherokee Baptist Academy, prep I co-ed.,
Bapt , est 1885, Rev Walter J Pack,
Ph B, Pres.
Northeastern State Normal School, state,
co-ed , Prank J Buck President
Presbyterian Academy, prep , co-ed., C. A.
Peterson, Pres
Tecnmseh, Pottawatomte Co., pop. 1,621.
City Superintendent — H. F Hooper.
Temple* Cotton Co , pop 1,000
City Superintendent — H. P Eastman.
Thomas, Coster Co., pop* MOO.
City Superintendent — K. W Harris.
TCgnomJngo, Johnston Co, pop. 1,560.
City Superintendent — J H. Johnston.
Murray State School of Agriculture, sec-
ondary agric courses, co-ed;, est 1908;
Richard M McCool, Pres
Tonkawa, Kay Co^ pop. 1,288.
City Superintendent — John Scrugham.
University Preparatory School of Oklaho-
ma, prep , state, co-ed., non-sect., est.
1902, Lynn Glover, Pres.
Tnlsa, Tnlsa Co., pop* 18482.
City Superintendent — J A. Koontz.
Henry Kendall College, colL and prep ,
Presb, co-ed., est. 1895, Rev Frederick
W Hawley, D D, Pres.
Tulsa Business College* bus. and sten. est
1902, 8 Maxwell Smith, A B, President,
17 E, Second Street.
Valllant, HcCnrtain Co , pop, 1,000.
City Superintendent — W P Lee.
Vlan, Sequoyah Co , p«p. 1,000
City Superintendent — C. EL B
Beard.
Vlnita, Craig Co , pop 8,157
City Superintendent — W G Masterson
Sacred Heart Academy, prep , co-ed ; B.
C , Sister Superior
Wagoner, Wagoner Co, pop. 2,950
Pres Bd Educ — T C Harrill
Sec Bd Educ — G W Austin
Pity Superintendent — T W Vustin
Principal High School— J E. Sullivan.
Walter, Cotton Co , pop 1,500
City Superintendent — R J Brooks.
\larner, Mnskogee Co, pop £91.
Connor State School of Agriculture, J V
Faulkner, Prin.
Watongs, Blaine Co , pop. 1,008
City Superintendent— J O Shaw
Wapanncka, Johnston Co^ pop 1,300.
City Superintendent— J G March
Wanrlfea, Jefferson Co., pop. 8,928*
City Superintendent— C 8 Storms.
Waynoka, Woods Co., pop. 3U500
City Superintendent — D R, Johnson.
Weatheiford, Coster Co., pop. 1,815.
City Superintendent — N S Cowart
Southwestern State Normal School, nor ,
state, co-ed , 1903, U J Griffith, B. So.,
Pres
Weleetka, Okfoskee Co , pop. 1,020.
City Superintendent— G W Hilderhrant.
Wellston, Lincoln Co , pop 1,000
City Superintendent — H O Shuff
Westrille, Adair Co, pop 024
City Superintendent — J H Caldwell.
Wetnmka, Hughes Co., pop. 1,800.
City Superintendent— J P Richards.
Wewoka, Seminole Co., pop. 1£00.
City Superintendent — H J Wooton.
WUbnrteiA, Latimer Co*, p«p. 1,451.
City Superintendent— fiilas Laws.
Oklahoma School of Mines and Metal-
lurgy,x state, co-ed. , Bdward P Bar-
rett, B S., President
Wlster, La Flere Co., pop 1,000.
City Superintendent — J B Garrett
Woodward, Woodward Co., pop. 2,018.
City Superintendent — W Wakefield*
Wynne Wood, Garvtm Co., pop tf002.
City Superintendent — ^T F Forrest
Principal High School— F J Stowe.
Indlanola College, prep , co-ed., Cumb.
Presb , B B Cobb. A. B.. Pre*.
Yak, Payne Co.. pep. 1^00.
City Superintendent — L. G Lew!*
OREGON
Population, 672,765 School census, 171,742 School age, 4-20.
the thirty fifth ttate of the Union in point of population, having a total
of 6TJ,761 inhabitants, of whom 97 1 ptr cent are white Oi the number 1 "5 3 per cent
an foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population ten yean
of age and u\tr IB 1 9 per cent, the state ranking third in this respect The educa-
tional system of the state is as follows.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
J A rn i ECU ILL, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Salem
£ F CARLCTOS, Assistant State Superintendent Salem
FKAMC K \\ EL^* >, Vuustant State Superintendent Salem
STATE BOABD OF EDUCATION
OSWAUJ W*BT, Governor, . .„. .... ..... Salem
BXN W. OLCOTT, Secretary of State . . , Salem
J A. CHUBCHIU*, Superintendent of Public Instruction Salem
STATE BOABD OF EXAMINEES
A P ABHST&ON8 Portland F 3 TOOZE . . Oregon City
C C BAKER .Lebanon J A. CHUBCHELL Baker City
O H BTLAKD Wanenton J S LANDERS Pendleton
MAMIKIT CABPBI Salem FRANK BIGLXB. ____ Portland
C. H JON*S .. Sal«m
STATE SCHOOL FUND OOMMISSIONEBS
OSWJJA Wm, GovemoT ........ . ... Salem
Be* W OLOOTT, Secretary of State ..... ... Salem
T. B. KAT, State Treasurer ................... . ........... Salem
8TATB TXACHEBS' ASSOCIA^ON
J H ACKBEMAK, President . .... . . Monmouth
lv A. *W*L&, Secretory ........... „ ....... .. . Portland
EL F. GABXJEON, Trwmrer ........... ...... ............... .Salem
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
County Name and Address
Baker J F Smith, Baker City
Benton R E Cannon, Corvallis
Clackamas .T J Gary, Oregon City
Clatsop O H Byland. Astoria
Columbia J. B. Wilkinson, Si Helens
Coos R E Baker, Coquille
Crook J E Myers Prineville
Curry G W Smith, Gold Beach
Douglas O C Brown, Roseburg
Gilliam J C Sturgill, Condon
Grant W. W. Austen, Hamilton
Harney Li M. Hamilton, Burns
Hood River . .
C D Thompson, Hood River
Jackson J Percy Wells, Jacksonville
Josephine Lincoln Savage, Grants Pass
Klamath.Fred Peterson, Klamath Falls
Lake C E Oliver, Lake view
County Name and Address
Lane E J Moore, Eugene
Lincoln . R P Goin, Toledo
Linn . W L. Jackson, Albany
Malheur A. B Macpherson, Ontario
Marlon W M. Smith, Salem
Morrow S E Notson, Heppner
Multnomah A P Armstrong, Portland
Polk. . . H. C. Seymour, Dallas
Sherman F E Pagan, More
Tillamook W 8 Bnell, Tlllamook
Umatilla J E Young, Pendleton
Union. A E Ivanhoe, Le Grande
Wallowa J. C Conley, Enterprise
Wasco C T Bonney, The Dalles
Washington B W Barnes, Hillsboro
Wheeler H. J. Simmons, Fossil
Yamhlll 8 S Duncan, MeMlnnvllle
PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLAGES
Albany, Linn Co, pop 4,278.
City Superintendent — Chas W Boettlcher
Principal High School — I*. L Marqnan
Academy of Our Lady of Perpetual "Light,
prep , co-ed. , R. C , Sister Mary An-
selraa, O S B
Albany College, coll , co-ed,, Presb , est.
1866, H M Crooks A B, President
Ashland, Jackson Co., pop 5,080
Pres Bd Educ — J P Dodge
Sec Bd Educ — H F Pohland.
City Superintendent — George A. Briscoe.
Principal High School— F B Moore.
Manual Training — Otto Klum
Domestic Science — Blanche Davenport.
Drawing — Percy Watfelas
Commercial — Maude NIssley
Polytechnic Business College, b«s. and
sten , eat. 1912, J H. Hardy, Manager
Southern Oregon State Normal School,
normal, state, co-ed., Clyde A. Payne,
Pres.
Astoria, Clatsop Co., pop. 0,590.
Pres Bd Educ — P J Brlx
Sec Bd Educ — W A Sherman
City Superintendent — John G ImeL
Principal High School — W M Stone.
Manual Training— M A Ceary
Draw & Pen'ship — Florence Wuest.
Com'l & Stenog*y— Mabel Maglnnls.
Baker City, Baker Co* 909- «#«.
City Superintendent— Arthur G. Straag*.
Principal High School— Helen Stack.
Baker City Business College, bus. and item.,
est. 1905, C A. Krabewton. Ph. B^ U*.
B., Pres.
EJastern Oregon Commercial College; bus.
and sten., est. 1902, HT O. Perry, Prln.
St. France* Academy «bd Cfrltefr^ptqp-;
., R. a* fflttfcr totry Capextmo.
Coos Co., pop 1,6*0
Pres Bd Educ — A Haberly
Sec Bd Educ — J W Mast
City Superintendent— H. L. Hopkins.
Principal High School — Mary D Richie
Snpv Music — Mrs H L. Hopkins
Domestic Science — Helen 6 Abbott
Commercial — May A Fahey
Beaverton, Washington Co, pop 500
City &upt and Prln. H S — J C. Ryan.
Bt Mary's Institute, girls boarding, R. C ,
est 1903, Mother Seraphim, Superioress*
Brownsville, Lhm Co, pop 1,025.
City Superintendent — P G Baker.
Burns, Haraey Co, pep. 1,050.
City Superintendent— G A. Collier
Principal High Be&ool— D W Ttttor.
Canby, dar/Tw^stc Cwssty
City Superintendent— F L. CoJetnaa.
Principal High School— C. V Bomig.
Centwd Pdtat, JoekMK Co., pop. 825.
City Superintendent — W L. Oreenleaf
Clatsfcanle, CotebbI* Ce.f p«p. 776.
City Bapt. an* Pri* H a— Jewe MoCord.
C«B4oB, <3UHaaa C*^ pop* 1»07C.
Prln Co. High School— W J Hammack,
Cbqftflle, Cw* Co , pop.. 1,450
Pres Bd Educ— B. H Mast.
Sec Bd Edue — L, S. Lawrence.
City SuperlBtendent— a A.
Principal High
CorraUto, Beatost Oe^ pop*
Prea Bd. Ednc— W, K. Taylor
Sec. Bd. Educ. — W A. Buchanan.
City Superintendent— BoIMn W Kirk.
Principal High School — A. R Nichols.
Supv M-ustc— MIs« Blraa Rogers.
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r»rvftlll»— ( ontlnued
Manual Training— A R Nichols
Dom^tir «*,i#.n, ,* — MiM Bertha Davis
Cow 1 * Btenog-y-. MiM VIolat Hancock;
Oregon Vgrlcuttural College course* la
Agriculture Forwtry, Domestic Selene*,
Engineering Commerce and Pharmacy,
c**4L state, eat H7t, William J K«rr,
D •«., Prea.
Oregon Agricultural College, Bchool of Vn-
glaeering and Mechanic Art*. course* !•
Ctni electrical, Mechanical and Mining
Engineering Grant A Corel!, M E,
I>eaa
Ornroa Agricultural College, College of
Pmaratacy pfcar co-ed , ML ll»f , A.
I* KUaely Deaa
telsat, Folk C*., 9*9* t*114
IT** R3 Film — Dr B H WrCaMnn
**t Bd FtJur —Tracy Mast a
City Superintendent — W J Ford.
Domestic s-cienn- — Pose M Sheridan
Dallas College and La Creole Academy,
roll co-ed fn Evan eat 1900. Abra-
ham A Winter, A M , Acting- Dean.
Dram, Deaglas Ce , pep. C7&
City Superintendent— G M Eprague
Central Oregon State Normal School , mor-
raal state co-ed .eat 1S8S; A X*
Brigga, B B , Pre»
itetaryriw, WaJUwa, Ce,, »«*. 878.
City B«perinttndent— M 8 Pate,
PrlB CottBty High School— H K. Shirk.
Cet, pe*. f JH9.
Pres Bd Educ — Fred Ludford.
Sec Bd Educ — Frank Reisner
City Superintendent — T I Collins
Principal High School — George W Hug.
Pupv Music— Xell Sullivan
Training— C T Mudge
: Wi**nce — Carrlf M Pimm
Cultur* — Milrtrt-d Bajlev
esal? «mith
clal — Lloyd Bancee
Bible University, theol , co-ed,}
"an, eat 18S&, Rev Eugene C San-
D D, LL. D, Prea.
of Oregon, comprises the Col-
adaate School, College of Bngi-
_. School of Education, of Muale,
of Medicine (Portland), School of
Law (Portland), co-ed., eat. 1879, P 31
Campbell, A. B, Prea,
Uaiveratty of Oregon, College of Engineer-
ing, course* In Civil, Electrical, Rail-
road and Chemical Engineering, Edward
B McAllater. M A., Dean.
Unlveralty of Oregon, School of Education,
teachers' training courses, co-ed , Fred
C Ayer, M A , Dean
University of Oregon, School of Music, co-
ed., Carl Y Lachmund Acting Dean
Forest Grove, V(anhlngton Co, pop 2,500
City feupt it Prln H S— H B Inlow
Pacific University comprises College,
Academv and Conservatory of Music,
co-fd non-sect ost 1S54, Charles J
Bushn«ll Ph D, President
Paciflo Tnlverslty Academy prep for Pa-
cific University co-ed , Rev Henry I*.
Bates Principal
ftwall. Wheeler Co , pop 075.
Prln. County High School — John Blough
E Grants Pate, Josephine Co , pop 8,150
1 City Superintendent— R R Turner
Principal High School— L W Turnhull
Heppner, Morrow Co , pop 1,300
City Superintendent — D V S Reid
filHsboro, Washington Co , pop 1,775
City Superintendent— B W Barnes
Principal High School— C W Burtt.
i Hood Rfter, Hood River Co , pop 2,650.
I Pres Bd Bduc — H L Dumble
I Sec Bd Educ— H A MacDonald
J City Superintendent — J O McLaughlin
Principal High School — L B Gibson
1 Supv Music— Mrs C H Heney
I Manual Training— A N Fertig
Domestic Science — Alice Horning
{•dependence, Polk Co, pop 1,075.
City Superintendent — T a Chute
Principal High School— William Rldgeway
Jacksonville, Jackson Co , pop 658
City Supt and Prin H S— J C F Har-
rington
St Mary's Academy, prep , co-ed , R. C. ,
Sister M Laurentla, Prln
Joseph, Wallowa Co, pop 1,075
City Superintendent — Rollien Dlckerson
Klamath Falls, Klamath Co, pop
Pres Bd Educ — P L. Fountain
Sec Bd Educ — H E Momyer
City Superintendent — R H Dunbar
Principal High School— -W E Faught
Supv Music — C A WIrtr
Manual Training1 — B V Hawley
Domestic Science — Miss Abble J Carpenter
Commercial — L E Morrison
XA Grande, Union Co., pop 4,848
City Superintendent — John Glrdler
Principal High School — Howard Drew
Sacred Heart Academy, Sister M Eu-
phrasla, Prln
Lebanon, linn Co, pop. 1,400
City Supt and Prln H S — C C Baker
Multnomah Co, pop. 1£50.
City Superintendent— Mrs D P Matthews
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OREGON
OREGON
McMinnville, YamblU Co , pop 2,400
Pres Bd Bduc — Carey Tilbury
Sec Bd Educ — J O Rogers
City Superintendent — W R Rutherford
Principal High School — H F Wilson
Supv Music — Miss Inez Stark
Manual Training — H F Buchanan
Domestic Science— Lucy Crawford
Art— Dorthea Steusloff
McMlnnvllle College, coll , prep , com'l, and
music depts co-ed , Bapt est 1858,
Rev Leonard W Rile}, Pres
Marshfield, Coos Co, pop 4,176
City Superintendent — F A Tiedgen
Principal High School — A, Lincoln Barker.
Medford, Jackson Co., pop. 8,840
City Superintendent— H S. Collins.
Principal High School— C R Bowman.
Milwaukee, Clackama* Co., pop. 860
City Superintendent — Robert Goats.
Monmonth, Polk Con pop. 009.
City Superintendent — T H Gultte
Principal High Schooj^-J W Livingston
State Normal School, normal, state, co-ed.,
est 1882, J H Ackerman President.
Mount Angel, Marion Co, pop 600
City Superintendent— R L Young,
Mount Angel Academy, prep , co-ed., R.
C , Mother M Agatha, O S B , Prln
Mount Angel College boys' boarding, R.
C , est 1887, Rev PI a eld us Fuerst, O S. B
President
Myrtle Point, Coos Co , pop 1,000.
City Superintendent — A T Park.
Principal High School— C H Giles
Newberg, Yamhlll Co, pop 2,260
Pres Bd Bduc — J S VanBIaricom
Sec Bd Bduc — W W Nelson
City Superintendent — A C Stanbrongh
Principal High School — W L Arant.
Manual Training— Thomas Blaylock.
Domestic Science — Miss Mary Gate
Dwraing — Mrs, Alice Alderman
Commercial — S E Launer
Pacific College, coll , co-ed , Friends, est.
1891, Levl T Pennmgton, A. B, Pres.
Newport, Lincoln Co, pop. 1,625.
Principal High School— R, J Davis,
North Bend, Coos Co, pop 1,«58
Pres Bd Educ — L F Falkenstera.
Sec Bd Bduc— C E Maybee
City Superintendent — G 6 Raab
Principal High School— J F Grubbs.
Ontario, Malhenr Co., pop 1,100
City Superintendent — B G Bailey,
Principal High School — A. A. Hall
Oregon City, Claekamas Co., pop. 4,2*7.
City Superintendent — Fred J S. Tooze,
Principal High School — H. T Pflngsten
Pendleton, rmatttla Co, pop 5,600.
Pres Bd Educ — B W Brock
Sec Bd Educ —Lot Livennore
City Superintendent— J S Landers.
Principal High School — \ C Hamplon
Sup\ Mus & Draw — Miss Adele Poslon
Manual Training — R E Chloupek
Domestic Science — Miss Christie Moore
Pendleton Academy, prep , co-ed , Presb ,
W H Bleakney, Prin
Pendleton Business College bus and sten ,
est 1900, E M Churchill, Prin
St Joseph's Academy girls boarding prep
and nor , R C est 1887, Sister Mary
Solane Superioress
Philomath, B«nton Co, pop 525
City Superintendent — H H Collins,
Philomath College, co-ed., U B , e»t 1886,
Key. M R. Drury, D D, Pres.
Portland, Mnttnomah Co , pop. 207,214.
City Superintendent — Lewis R Alderman
Prin Washington H S. — H H Herdman
Prin Lincoln High School— T T Davis.
Prin Jefferson H S — Hopkln Jenkins.
Behnke-Walker Business College, bus ,
sten and telegraph est 1902, Owen A
Bosserman Manager
Bishop Scott Academy, boys boarding, P
B , est 1870, Arthur Cotton Newhill.
Principal
Catlln's (Miss) School, girls' prep , Miss
Ruth Catlin, Principal
Christian Brothers' Business College,
prep and com'l, R C , est 1<»07, Brother
V Andrew, Principal, 290 Grand Ave ,
North
Columbia University, ooll , men, R C
r!901 Rev Joseph J Gallagher, C
C. Pres, University Park.
Hill Military Academy, boys boarding,
military, non-sect , est 1901, Dr J W
Hill, Principal, 821 Marshall Street.
Holmes Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1887, Elnathan Sweet, Principal, 407
Washington Street.
North Pacific College Schools of Dentistry
and Pharmacy, co-ed., est. 189S, Herbert
C Miller M D, D D B, Dean, East
Sixth and Oregon
Portland Academy prep day, co-ed , non-
sect , est 1889 Rev J R Wilson, D D,
Principal, ISth and Montgomery Streets.
Portland Business College, bus and sten.,
Wallace D MacDonald. Prin
Reed College, coll , co-ed , non-sect, est
1910, William F Foster, LL D, Prw.
St Helen's Hall, girls' boarding, P BJ ,
est. 1869, Sister Superior
St Mary's Academy and College, girls'
boarding, R C , est 1869, Sister M
Stephana, Superior
School of the Portland Art Association,
art, co-ed. , non-sect, est 1909, Anna
B Crocker, Curator, Fifth and Taylor
346
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OREGON
OREGON
r*rt)a»4— con 1 1 n ued
UalTtrtlty of Oregon Medical Departnrat;
n*d , rt«.f eo-ed., ML 1117, & X. Jo-
nofaL X D. Dtaa, Md mad Lorejoy.
tJnJvtnlty of Ortgoa School of Law, 00-06.,
•ft 1114, C. U, GafttoaMB, Dean.
MswrHfte, CMMSJ Cfc, 9f* 1.171.
City topt. aad Prin. B. S.—B. L.
Co*.
li C«* p*.
B& Ediw— F L Hedge*,
f*c Bd. «due—T 1>. nippin
ntr §»pt a»d PUB. H. •.— J H* comas.
_ P»*»la* Co., oop* M
City 8ap«ri*ten4t*tt~Johi» W Groresj,
Prlttlpal Hiffe School— r C WtspatrfclL
M. Vote, Gotaafclft Co, a+p. 7Wk
City Bupt and Prla. H, a— C. a Thorn*-
OOfl V
ft. JMwc, MvltBowoJi Co.r pap, 4,87*.
Pr*t Bd F*iuc— F P Drinker
Sw B*f Ldut — J E Tanch
City Superintendent — Charlei H, Boyd*
Priacipal Hljh Bchool— Ch*Hw A. Fry
Supv iiuik -ilr§ L Can vert
M*JIU*I Trtlnlnr— HIM Watklu
Drmwfnv— Ulmi HcDantoU.
City fluptHntendtnt— Mrrn, Iftry Roetrado,
•t PftoTo Academy; prep , co-ed,; & C.,
o*. HIS, Btettr Booalittd, Superior.
Bd. Kd«,— U. a Holt.
ft«L Bd. Bd»c.— W H. IwrcUrdt, Jr.
City Bvptrlnttndont— P. J Kunt*
FriiMlpal Hlgi School— Earl Kllpttrtek.
ETJPT. Mo^—MlM Com SmalL
HtBuml TraJnUif— 0 R BonelU
Domootle Sconce— Bertba Edwards.
Pbyakal Culture—Ethel Hcrrlam.
Drawlnir— Laura A Schroeder.
Commercial — MerrUt Darla.
ate&offraphy — Anaabelle Rupert, j
Capital Bualnfrta College, but and ftoxu, <
t«t 1«S, W L SUIey, Preft,
8tefod Heart Academy, fflrla" boordftnc. R.
C. oat 1114, Sister Mary Sttpken, Prin. i
Willamette Univenity, compriaea College !
of Liberal Arts, Ttachers College, '
School of Tbeolocy, of Mualc, of Medl-
etfto, of Law, tnd Oregron Inatitute, co- '
«4L, H. JL, eat. 1144, Fletcher Human, i
Ualrwrtty, Seaoo) of Law, two-
roar eoviw. C U V«Kaf7t LL. B , Dean. <
lttWMttt TJutrtraky, 9ahool of Medicine; j
MS, M«Q, ett IMi, W H Byrd, M D, i
Dots*
flelem — continued
Willamette University, School of Music, F.
S Men den ha 11, A M, Dean.
Willamette University, School of Theology;
M B , Henry D Kimball, D D,, Dean
Seaside, Clafeop Co., pop, 1,425.
City Superintendent— J. W Bronstator
BhaB&o, Wasco Co., pop. 809.
City Superintendents-Louise Rlntout
flherfdaa, Tttnnin Co., pop 1,000.
Principal High School— B H. Diction,
SilvtrtoB), Marlon Co, pop. 1,585.
City Supt and Prin H. a — Wm. F. Cam-
eron
fitajrton, Marion Co, pop 800.
City Superintendent— Nora Crabtree.
Sampler, Baker Co, pop 1,700
City Superintendent — R. M Burhanx
The Dalles, Waaco Co., pop 4,380
Pres Bd Educ — B C Pease
Sec Bd Educ — Mrs Maude Bddon
City Superintendent — C W, Henderson.
Principal High School — W R Young1
Supv Music — Flag Davidson
Draw ft Pen'shlp— Mrs Jessie Greenfield.
Com'l |b Stenog'y — A. C McCauley
St Mary's Academy, girls* boarding, R. C ,
eit 18S5, Slater M. Geraldine, Prin.
Tfllamoot Co., pop. 1,650
City Supt and Prin, H. a— L, L, Baker.
St Alpbonsus Academy, prep ; co-ed.; R.
C , Sister Mary Clement, Prin.
Toledo, Unrolv Co, pop. 675.
Principal High School— A. H. Weber
Tnioa, Fnlon Co , pop. 1,484.
City Superintendent — A C Smith
Principal High School — Prof Arnt
TCallew*. WaHowa Co, pop. 700.
City Superintendent — Hoy Conklla.
Weston, rmatiHa Co , pop 680
City Superintendent— J O Rusaell
Wasco, Sherman Co, pop. 875.
City Superintendent— Joel Davto.
Baetera Oregoa State Normal School, nor*
xnal; state, co-ed , est. 1891, Robert a
French, B. a,
Woodbnra, Marlon Co, pop. 2,000.
City Snpertntendent— A. Dawkfsj.
Principal High School— Prance* Toder.
Xkooglae Co., po». 450,
7 L. Beaumont
City
PENNSYLVANIA
Population, 7,665 111 School census, 1,301,406 School age, 6-16
Pennsylvania is the second state of the Union in point of population, having a
total of 7,665,111 inhabitants, of whom 97.4 per eent are white Of this number
18.8 per cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire popula-
tion, ten years of age and over, is 5.9 per cent, the state ranking twenty-ninth in
this respect The educational system of the state is as follows:
STATE SUPERINTENDENT *S OFFICE
NATHAN 0. SCHABFFEB, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, . Harrisbtirg
A. D GLENN, Deputy Superintendent . Hamsburg
BEED B TEPFBICK, Deputy Superintendent Hamsburg
EXPERT ASSISTANTS
Li H DENNIS, Agricultural Education . . Harrisburg
MILLABD B KING, Industrial Education Hamsburg
Miss ROSE M. FETTEBOLP, Drawing . ... .... Hamsburg
HIGH SCHOOL INSPECTORS
O. D. KOCH . . . Harrisburg W. M. DENISON Harrisbuxg
THOMAS S. MABOH. . Hamsburg JAMBS G. PENTZ Hamsburg
JOHN LOMAN, Examiner Hamsburg
A. DAVIS JACKSON, Examiner and School Fwfor. . ... Hamsburg
G C JOHNSON, Examiner and School Visitor . . . . . Hamsbuvg
STATE BOABD OF EDUCATION
OFJICEBSv
NATHAN 0 SCHAEFFBB, ei-officio, President Harrkifc«Bg
DAYD> B. OLIVER, Vice-President ^ . . .Pittsbarg
J. GEQBQB BECHT, Secretary . . . Harrisburg
B F. WILLIS, Consulting Architect York
NATHAN 0 SCHAEFFES, ei-oSwio . ......... Biumsbarg
MABTW G BBUMBAXTGH ... ...» ......... Philadelphia
D^VID B. OLITIEB ....... . - - - Pittabusg
OEOBOE M. PHILLIPS ..... .......... ... , Ww* Chesler
JOBK S. BiLiJ»6 ........... .............. Brie
WILLIAM LADDER ......... ........... BMWUesborg
JAMES M. CtooeHLn* ........ ............ tPfflhog Barre
STATE EDTJCATIONAI*
D. A Btol»Ai|, &re*d#* ................... . ..... Hadeton
J. P McGASKBT, S&reiarf ................................ Lancaster
PATTERSON'S IMERK'IN EDTriTIONAL DIRECTORY
PENNSYLVANIA
PENNSYLVANIA
BUREAU OF MEDICAL EDUCATION AND LICENSUBE
JOHN M BALDT, M D , Pre*ide nt 2219 Delancy st , Philadelphia
NATHAN C Sduxrrift, Secretary and Treasurer Hamsburg
Dm. SAMCIL 0 DIXOM Hmmiburg CALVIN R JOHNSONBAUGH, M D
Jon* M BAU>Y, M. D Philadelphia Bethlehem
DANKL P MADDUX, M D Chester ADOLPH KOKNIG, M D Pittsbur^
C P SUP. M D Pittsbnrg
COLNTI SUPERINTENDENTS OP SCHOOLS
Armstrong
Bedford
Blair
Bradford
Bucki
Butler
Cambria
Cameron
C<Hint> \am* and \ddrew
Adama H Milton Roth Gettysburg
Allegheny S Hmmllton Wilklnsburg
W \ Pattern Kittanning
David C Locke Monaca
E P Rarkman Hertford
r M FUpp, Reading
T ^ Da\is. Altoona
H S Putnam Touanda
J H Hoffman, Doyleatown
* \ McHunK Butler
M S Bents IMenshur*
C E Plasterer Emporium
Carbon Jame* J Be\an Mauch Chunk
Centre I»a\Id O Etter", State College
Cheater George W itoore, Ercildoun
Clarion N E Heeler Clarion
Clearfl«ld Wm E Tobia* Clear field
Clinton Ira X MeCloskey, Lock Hftv^n
Columbia Wm W Evans Bloomsbur^
Crawford P D Blair Meadiille
Cumberland J Kelno Green Carlisle
Dauphin H V B. Garvcr. MIddletown
Delaware \ G Crl«*vell Smith, Media
Flk J W Sweenej St Marys
Frie T H Russell North Fa«*t
Fay«tte C. Q Lewellyn. Brownsville
Format J O Caraon, Tioncsta
Franklin L E Smith, Chambersburs
Fulton
B C Lambert-en, McConnellsburg
Greene
Harry D Freeland Wa^nesburff
Huntingdon J G Dell, Huntingdon
Indiana Jame«t F Chapman Indiana
Jefferson L Ma\ne Jones, Brookville
Countv Name and Addreu
Juniata Josiah H Deen, Academia
Lackawanna J C Taylor, Scranton
Lancaster Daniel Fleisher, Lancaster
Lawrence W Lee Gilmore, New Castle
Lebanon John W Snoke Lebanon
Lehigh Vlvln Hupp, Allentown
Luzerne
Frank P Hopper, Wllkes-Barre
L\ coming- G B Milnor, Muncy
McKean C W Llllibridge, Smethport
Mercer H B McConnell, Mercer
Mifflin James F Willis, Belleville
Monroe Frank Koehler, Stroudsburg
Montgomery J H Landis, Norristown
Montour C W Derr, Washmgtonville
Northampton Geo A. Grim, Nazareth
Northumberland I H Mauser, Sunbury
Perry Dan A Kline, New Bloomfleld
Pike Lucian Westbrook, Matamoras
Potter R O Welfling, Coudersport
Schuylklll L Seltzer, Pottsvllle
Snyder T A Stetler, Middleburg
Somerset D W Seibert, Somerset
Sullivan Harry R Henning, Lopez
Suaquehanna G A Stearns, Klngsley
Tiogra E A Retan, Mansfield
Union W W Spigelmyer, Mifflinburgr
Venango D W Armstrong, Franklin
Warren C S Knapp, Warren
Washington
L R Crumrine, Washington
Wa\ne J J Koehler, Honesdale
Westmoreland R C Shaw Greensburg
Wjoming F H Jarvls Tunkhannock
Yoik C W Stine York
PUBLIC, PRIVVTE
«i»T«»«ria» Hnttagtoa Co , pop. 482
Priaefpal Rigfa School— G T Cooper
anssrtew*, I«Mg» C*., pey. 91,91*.
City Superintendent— Francis D Raub
Priacipal High School—Daniel W Hamm
Alleatown Business College, bus. and sten ,
W L Blackmail, C P A, Prea.
Allentown College for Women, girls' board-
Ing Reformed, est 1887, William P
Curtis, Principal
Allentown Prepar»tor> School boys' board-
ing non-sect . est 1S04 Frank H Slg-
man Principal
ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Allentown — continued
American Commercial School, bus and
aten , est 1889. O C Dorney, C P A.,
President 19th and Hamilton Streets
Muhlenberg College, coll , men, Luth . est
1867, John A W Haas, D D , Pres
Altoona, Blair Co , pop 52,127
Prea Bd Educ — W F Eberle
Bee Bd BJduc— C M Piper
City Superintendent — Henry H Balsh
Principal High School— George D Robb
Supv Music — Miss B L Heilxnan.
Manual Training — J L Noll
Domestic Science — Miss Zitella Werty
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PENNSYLVANIA
PENNSYLVANIA
Altoona — continued
Physical Culture — Miss E Blanch Bender
Drawing — Miss Laura Davis
Penmanship — Miss Ellen Kinsel
Commercial — L L Hammond
Stenography — Miss Myrtle Renner
Altoona Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1894, W F Isenberg, President, 1410
EIe\enth Avenue
Zeth School bus and sten est 1879,
George 6 Zeth Principal, Eleventh Ave-
nue and 13th Street
Ambler, Montgomery Co , pop 2,649
Pres Bd Educ — George T Styei
Sec Bd Educ — F C Weber
Principal High School— J M Fisher
Man Tr & Draw —Lillian E Hess
Domestic Science — Mary A Davis
Com'l & Stenog*y — Lulubelle Fowler
Pennsylvania School of Horticulture for
Women, gardening and horticulture,
Principal
Sunnysfde School, prep co-ea , non-sect ,
Miss 8 A Knight, Prln.
Ambridge, Beaver Co , pop 5,205
City Superintendent— B S Bayle
Annvllle, Lebanon Co , pop 1,750
Lebanon Valley College, coll co-ed , U
B , est 1866, Rev G D Gossard, D. D,
Pres.
Archbald, Lackawanna Co , pop 7,194
Pres Bd Educ — Thomas Padden.
Sec Bd Educ — Thomas Boland.
City Superintendent — William A. Kelly
Principal High School — J F Moran.
Supv Music — Rose Boland.
Ardmore, Montgomery Co , pop 3,650
Pres Bd. Educ— EL N Wlgfall
Sec Bd Educ— W J Byrnes
Township faupt — H J Wrlghtman
Principal High School — C B Pennypacker
Supv Music — L B Staley
Manual Training — F B Rlnehart.
Domestic Science— Ariel Ewing
Physical Culture— Grace Klngsbury
Drawing — Theodore Bush
Commercial — J E Krauss
Armagh, Indiana Co , pop 131.
Armagh Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect .
C A Campbell, Prln
Ashland, Scbuykill Co, pop. 6,855
Fres Bd Educ — E C Price
Sec Bd. Educ— W G Davis
City Superintendent — T SI Garber
Principal High School— J A, TJhland.
"Ashley, Lucerne Co, pop 5,641.
City Superintendent — A. P Cope,
Athens, Bradford Co, pop 3,796.
Pres Bd. Educ. — Dr B B Joacnlne,
Sec, Bd. Bduc— W G Jordan
City Superintendent — William 7. Yoder
Principal High School — William F Yoder
Manual Training— William F Yoder
Drawing-^Ella C Dibble
Penmanship — Mary Mahaney
Avoca, Lnzerne Co, pop 4,684
City Superintendent — Thos. A Dlxon
Baden, Beaver Co , pop 427
Pres Bd Educ— F M McBrler
Sec Bd Educ — Charles W Wagner
City Superintendent — F A. Bark ley
Prln High School— John A M Stewart.
Supv Music — Carrie M Wilson
Penmanship — C W Bennett.
Mt Galitzin Academy, prep boys, R C ,
est 1901, Mother Superior
Bain, Montgomery Co., pop. 254
Miss McGrew s School , for boys of defective
mentality
Miss Roneys School for Girls, girls' board*
ing, non-sect., est 1902, Mary B Roney,
Prln
Bangor, Northampton Co, pop* 5,869
City Superintendent — John W Graver
Barkeyrllle* Vcnango Co., pop 185.
Barkeyville Academy, prep , co-ed., non-
sect , Win. Harris Guyer, Prln
Barnesboro, Cambria Co, pop. 8,535
Pres Bd Educ — Dr C R Anderson
Sec Bd Educ —Elizabeth Slinger
City Superintendent — C W Stephens
Beatty, Westmoreland Co, pop 100.
St Vincent College and Seminary, coll
and theol , men R C , est 1846, Rev
Leander Schneer, O S B Director
St Xaviers Academy, girls boarding, R
C , est 1846, Mother M Regina, Prin
Beater, Beaver Co , pop 8,456
Pres Bd Educ — L T Moslan
Sec Bd Bduc — G C McJunkin
City Superintendent — J Brad Craig
Principal High School — Raymond Ebert
Supv Music — Cora M Ford
Manual Training — Harriet Durke
Domestic Science — Kathryn Taylor
Drawing — Euretta Mengel
Penmanship— Sara Palmer
Beaver College, girls' boarding, M B , ets.
1853, Rev Le Roy Weller, A,M , Pres.
Beaver Falls, Beaver Co., pop 12,191
City Superintendent — Clyde C Green
Principal High School— Edwin R Carson
Dun9* Business College, bus. and sten , E
T Reese Principal
Geneva College, coll music, summer nor-
mal, co-ed , Ref Presb est 1848, Wil-
liam H George, D D , Pres.
BeHefonte, Center Co., pop 4,145
City Superintendent — Jonas E Wagner
Belief onte Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect, J V Hughes, J R Hughes, Prins.
BeUevue, Allegheny Co., pop 6,828
Pres. Bd Educ — E N Prugh
Sec Bd Educ. — James W Graham
City Superintendent — W Epeey Alblg
Principal High School— H W Morris
Supv Music — Richard Griffiths
Manual Training— C R Danison
Domestic Science — Martha Proven
990
AMERICA* MWJOATIOHAI, MRKGTORY
PKNHSTLVAKIA
PENNSYLVANIA
DoayMs C
Berrytfburg Academy, prep., oo-ed.;
sect,, Frank XX K*boob, Prin,
Bmdford, McKeu Co , pop 14,544.
City Supt — Kdwd E Sehermerhorn.
Principal Hl»rh Sckool— Charlea H Korna.
Pity «»»erlalen4eiit~~J T Sham
Berwick Bivris»«s C*<1e«e: *•*
eat JIM, Osatisj IL »yer, M
Dfekaew's Bttstoeaa College, bus.
Archibald Dkdtaes, Prtn,
stem.,
Prim.
stea.,
City 8«p*rlat«ndtat~— William C Smrapeen
Bwtfcltbrm Cell***, toll: girls, Dr J. B
Ctewell Prea,
Bethlehem Preparatory School, boys* beard-
In* P K., est 117 1, H A Peering, B
R. Prin
Moravian College and Theological Semi-
nary roll men Moravian est HOT,
Rev Augustus Schultse, D D. L. H D.
School pr*p . co-ed
Voravlan *«t 1742 Edward C Boeat, 1C
A mipt
MoriYlun f>m!nmry and Colle** for Women,
rfrli' boardlnt;. Moravian, eat 1749. J
H Clewfll Ph B, Praa.
Bir»l*«h«mt H«»tt»*4«ai C*,, IMP «40
BIrmlnrbam School for Girt*, clrla* board-
in* non-»«ct eat It II, A R. drier.
Principal
C*,. pep
Bd IMuc— L. 6 W Bay
Se« Bd Edue— C If Kennedy
Cltv £uTw»r!ntend*nt— H D Condron
Principal Hiirfi gchool<— F D Zuerner
«upv Muiic—Mra, Afla Rowe.
Blilravllle College, fflrla* board Jng;, Preab
eat 1861, Mlaa Caroline D Haya Prea,
Btakely, Lackawaaa* Co, pop 5,545.
City Superintendent— a B. Anthony*
t, Celambi* Ce , pep 7,418.
City Superintendent—Lloyd P Sterner
Bloemabura; Btate Normal School, normal,
atate, co-ed , Hev David Jewatt Waller,
XX », Prim.
_ ^ . .-- Cft\, pep. IS^
Prea. Bd. XOnc. — Tbomft» Alexander.
JEkc Bd Bdac.— & 0. Hamilton
City Jtapertoteadeat— F G. Steltx.
Principal High School— T C Cheeaeman
BupT Mualc— Lelab L. Bterlina-
Manual Training—Ralph V. Sinter,
Domeatlc Science— Cora B. Myere.
Drawing; — Eileen A. Knox.
Ccml ft StenofTy— Ollre Taylor
German Lutheran School , prep.; oo-ed.;
Lnth , Rev C Englebut, President.
Greer'a Bnalneea College; bum, and aten.; D
N. Greer, Prtn,
Briatel, B«ck§ Co, pop
Pre*. Bd Educ — William V Leech,
fee Bd Edtjc— H 8 Rue
City Superintendent— Loulte D Baaiffa.
Principal Bigh School— Mary VannMn
Bupr Mnvlo — ^Margaret Barrett.
Drawhig—A B Clark.
Pen'ahfp, Com'l and StenOf'y— Clara
BrodbeadivIHe, Monroe Co , pop 600
Falrview Academy, prep , co-ed , non-aeot;
B T KuDkle, A. M , Prtn
Bryn Athrnr MonfiTomery Co
Academy of the New Church, prep , co-ed.,
boardlAg and day, Her W F Pendleton,
Prin
Brvn Mawr, Montgomery Co , pop. 8,100
Baldwin n (Mlaa) School for Glrla, glrli*
boarding, non-fleet eat 1888, Jane L
Brownell A M Principal
Bryn Mawr College, women, non-sect , eat
1855, H Carey Thomas, Ph D, LL D,
Prea.
Klrk'a College Preparatory School, girls'
boarding, prep for college, non-sect , eat.
1899 the Mlaaes Kirk, Principals
Shipley School for Girls, girl a' boarding,
non-sect ; Miss Hannah T Shipley, Prin.
Wright's (Hiss) School, girls' boarding,
prep , non-sect , Miss Llla M Wright,
Prin
Buckingham, Bucks Co , pop £66.
Principal High School—Cora M Puller
Hugheslan School prep , co-ed , Friends,
est 1842 Sarah J Broadhurat, Prin
Bntler, Boiler Co, pop 20728
Pres. Bd. Educ— D K. Albright
Sec Bd Educ — H L Graham,
Citv Superintendent — John A Gibson
Principal High School— V K. Irvine
Supv Music— Mrs E K Colbert
Manual Training — George A Will
Domestic Science — Gertrude Slebert
Drawings-Katharine Elliott.
Penmanship — Mrs Blanche Du Shane
Com'l and Stenog*? — Elizabeth Rosa.
Butler Business College; bus and aten ,
eat. 1802, A. F Regal, Prin.
California, Washington Co, pop 2,230
Southwestern State Normal School, normal,
state, co-ed ; W S. Hertzog
Sprfnw, Crawford Go , pop. 1,514
Polish National Alliance College, prep.,
co-ed., Polish, est 1912; Romauld Plant-
kowakl. Rector
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Canonsburg, Washington C*,, pop. 8,891,
Pres Bd Eduo —Samuel Munneil, Jr.
S«* Bd Bduc —George G McMIllen
Olty Supt & Prln H S— F W McVay
Supv Music— P C Barr
Jefferson Academy, prep . co-ed , non-sect ,
eat. 1802, J A. A. Craig, A. B Prln
Canton, Bradford Co, pop 1,637.
Principal High School — E A. Quackenbusb
Carbon Center, Butler Co, pop. 100.
Cabot Institute, prep , co-ed , non-sect,
est. 1901, C W Johnston, A. B., Prln.
Carbeodale, Laobawaraa Co, pop 17,64*
Pres Bd Eduo— G Frank C^ueli,
Sec Bd Educ— At M Banks
City Superintendent—Thomas L. GilmarUn
Principal High School— Thomas W Laftus,
Supv, Musfc— Regiaa McCabe
Commercial— C M Lesher
Carbondale Commercial Institute, bus. and
•ten . «st 1901, J N Smoot, Manager
Carlisle, Cumberland Co., pop ld,S*S
City Superintendent— John C Wagner
Principal High School — George Briner
Carlisle Commercial College bus and sten ,
est 1896, O K Welbley, M Acct , Prin-
cipal
Carlisle Indian Industrial School (See U
8. Indian Industrial School )
Conway Hall, prep , M E , co-ed , est
1783, William Albert Hutchison, A M,
Headmaster
Dickinson College, coll , co-ed , M E,, est.
1783, Eugene Allen Noble, L H D, Pres.
Dickinson School of Law, law, men, est
1884, 'William Trickett, A M, LL. D,
Dean
Metzger College, girls1 boarding, non-sect .
est. 1881, Miss Sarah Kate Ege, Prln
United State Indian Industrial School, gov-
ernment school for Indians, co-ed , est.
1879, Moses Friedman, Supt,
Carnegie, Allegheny 8e., pop. lt,*60.
Pres Bd Educ — W A Love.
Sec. Bd. Edue— Joseph H Walker.
City Superintendent — T J George.
Principal High School — Norman 1*. Glasvar.
Supv Music — J D Oeerge.
Coxn'l and Stenog*y — Robert 8. Doyle.
Gaatrftek, Allegheny Co , pop 3,117
City Superintendent — Win. H Sprenkle-
Catasauqua, £ehlgh Co, pop
City Superintendent — Henry J Rein hard
Chambersburg, Franklin Co , pop 11,8*0.
Pres> Bd Educ — A I*. Iolenb«rger
Sec Bd Bduc— J A Seiders.
City Superintendent — Samuel Gelwix.
Prln. High School— J Lest*? Appenaetlar
Supv Music— Miss Elinor Austin
Com'l & Stenog*y— E C SHchter
Heyser's Preparatory School, tflm, prep , co-
ed , non-sect , Kataerine B. Heyser, Prin,
Chambezttburg — continued
Latin School, The prep co-ed., non-seot.,
Ulss Belle B Cressler, Prin,
P«nn Hall girl*' boarding, on Wilson Col*
leg* campus , Frank 8 UaglH, A. 1C ,
Prln
Wilson College college women Presb ,
est 1870, Anna J McKeag, Pb D, Pres.
Chftrterol, Washington Co , pop 9,615.
City Superintendent — Thomas L Pallock
Douglas Business College bus and sten ,
est 1900, Matthew Adams. Manager
Chester, Delaware Co, pop 38,557
Pres Bd Educ — W Wallace Gayley
Sec Bd Educ — A Lincoln Castle.
City Superintendent — Thomas S Cole.
Prin High School— Joseph G B Smedtey.
Supv Music— Vida St. C. Smith.
Drawing — Harriet S. Howard.
Penmanship — Annie 8, Greenwood.
Chester Commercial College, bus. and
aten , R E Mayar, Prin
Pennsylvania Military College, military*
non-sect , est 1862, Col Charles B
Hyatt, C E, Supt
Sleeper's School of Stenography, bus. and
sten Joseph Sleeper, Prin
Chestnnt HID, Suburb of Philadelphia.
Chestnut Hill Academy, boys' boarding and
day, P E , est. 1861, James L Patter-
son, D Sc Headmaster
Mount Bt Joseph Collegiate School, girls'
boarding, R C , est 1858, Mother Di-
rectress
Springside girls' boarding and day, non-
sect est 187^, Mrs Chapman and Miss
Jones Principals Norwood Avenue
Chtymey, Delaware Co , pop. 286
Institute for Colored Youth (colored) , nor ,
co-ed , est 1837, Hugh M Browne, A.
M, Prin
Clarion, Clarion Co , pop. 2,61*. "
Clarion State Normal School, normal,
co-ed est 1827. John VaHentine,
President
Cfettrftei*, efearftek! C*,, P*P- 14*51.
Pres Bd Educ — SingUto* BelL
Sec Bd Educ — JLaron Kramer
City Superintendent — George E Zufoss.
Principal High School — I H Cloos.
Supv Music — Charles Rockwell
Manual Training— Gail Sundley
Domestic Science— Merle Chamberlain
Drawing— Pannle Cassel
Commercial— Charles Tost
Coaldale, Schuyklll Co , pop 5,154-
City Superintendent — John B. Ottdea.
Coatetvllle, €hes*e* Co., p*p. 1M*4
Pres Bd Sduo.— & H. Scfttt. If. D
Sec. Bd Educ.— H B. Wllllama, M. D
City Superintendent— William T Gordon.
Principal High School— William J Smith.
Supv Music— Henrietta M. Saedtey
Drawing— Grace P Leaw.
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€ •*!<*** Illr— • *»ntui5»»«!
Clark Business College, bus. and sten ; H
Lhauncty Clark Pres
CoattftviUe Business Institute bus. and
•ten co-M , *st 19 fit, Lee A Thomp-
son, Prin.
C«n«*evlB«. M«artff««*ry Co.. pop «st.
Principal High School— Howard P T>*on
UratatM Coll?** roll , eo»*d Reformed,
Omuake Pd D,
____ ______ *«r Co., pop. 11,454.
City PuperJntrndent — Hiram W Dodd
8t Peter's Convent prep . co ed . H C .
Plater If riavla. Frln
CoOTrriwIlte, Delaware Co, pop. MI
llapltwood Inatltute bos a* hoarding, non-
•ect est ll«2, Joseph Shortlldge, A M,
Prin,
C***inai>irh, < smhrla C o * pop 1,000
Pi>§ n<1 F<lu< — S \\ Prtn^l*
P*r H*l F.ILH — -5 - Mark
r"fts •* p. rintfnil nr — I M Tiller
Prtn< i»*J Huh "»t !nn«l — I D Toid
*=un \fit> < — Mm Piertp
nrtm«« H *>\>>rt>— FH» n \orthrnp
Ph\iiir iT t ulture— -I D Ford
< trnm»rnal — Mnri* G Braumon
*, F»rHt« Co » pop
Pr** Bd Educ— r B. Taunkln
S^r Bd Educ*-0 W Haya.
City Superintendent— Stanley P Aahe.
Principal H!ib School— B«la B Smith
Manual Training — O A Stone.
Domestic Scltnce— LouiM Htncta.
Dm wing—Mary BrfekmaA.
Commercial— H*l«n Carroll
Stenography— LI la Chamley
0oa»la« BualocM College, bua. and at«n
eat 1895, E. A Bailey, Principal
. Moaitrom«47 Co., pop, 7,480
City Superintendent— Prank L Cloud
CoraopoUa, AHecheny Co , pop 5,t6t.
Prea Bd Educ — Samuel Q Stafford.
SAC Bd Educ — J E Haynea.
City Rupert ntpnd*»nt — J Elwood Wherry
Principal High School— P M Woodward.
Supv Muaic — Mr» Coffin
Corry, Brio Co^ pop. 5,»1
City Superintendent — U E. Crow
Principal High School— Winifred Terry
Corry Bualnaoa College, bua. and aten , eat.
1111, W C TwinlBC, Prln.
C«w* pop
Prea. Bd. Educ— HL H Aahcraft
Sec Bd Sduc— W F DuBoIa.
City Superintendent — John Entx
Principal Bl«rh School— Oeorgv Peffor
Supv Huff, and Draw Julia LlllIbrtdaT*.
Com'l and Stenoy'y — Ethel Fowler
Cmftov, AHerbony Co., pop 4,993.
City Superintendent — Calvin Bowman
miff* a College, bus. and aten » co-ed., H
B Hamlll, Principal
Cambria Co , pop 1,470
Mount AlojBius Academy, girls' boarding.
R C , Slater M Gertrude Coagrrave, Su-
j perlor
Panrllle, Montonr Co, pop 7,017
Pns Bil Educ — C ShulTr
^rr Bd I3dur — W H Orth
i \t\ «upt — Daniel N DlflCenbacher
Principal High Schools-Charles Auman
Drawing — Virginia McQtilston
Commercial — F W Maglll
Darby, Delaware Co, pop 8,800.
Pri»a Bd Educ — Alfred Henry
Sea Bd Educ — William E Buokman
City Superintendent— Obarlea P Sweeny
Prin High School — Miss Ellen S Bonatelm.
Supv Mualc— - Mlsa Pearl H McCoy
Manual Tr lining— Stephen J Marks
Drawing — Mrs Martha F Clauas
Com'l and Stenogy— Mlsa Sue B Andrews
Dayton, Armstrong Co , pop 809
Dai ton Normal Institute literary and
music courses co-ed , non-sect est
l^OI Kev C W Johnston Principal
Howe (Miss) and Marots (Miss) School,
prep girls, non-sect , Misses Howe and
Marots, Principals.
Devon, Cheater Co , pop 500
Devon School girls' boarding and day,
ages under 15, non-sect , est 1905, Miss
E R Harrar, Principal
Dirkson City, I*achawanna Co , pop 9,381.
City Superintendent— James P Wilson
Doaora, Washington Co, pop 8,174.
Pres Bd Educ — W H Cowan
Sec Bd Educ — BenJ Fielding
City Superintendent — Edgar Beed
Prin High School — Thomas M Gllland
Supv Music— Evalyn James
Manual Training — F H Webster
Domestic Science — Jennie Van Heyson
Dra* & Pen ship — Lucy Messenger
Com I & Stenog y — Emma Edmlston
Dorranceton, Luzerne Co, pop 4,046.
City Superintendent — C B Hamyen, Jr
Downlngrton, Chester Co.
Downlngton Industrial and Agricultural
School (colored), agrlc and indust
courses, co-ed est 1905, William A
Credltt, Principal
DoyRtown, Bucks Co , pop 8,804.
Principal High School — Carmen Koss.
National Farm School, boys' boarding, non-
aect , est 1896, John H Washbnrn, Di-
rector
Oakland School for Girls, girls' boarding;
Miss Julia T Atkinson, Prin.
Dnbois, Clearfleld Co , pop. 12,628
Pres Bd Educ — George A Lukehart
Sec Bd Educ — F A Tozier
City Superintendent — W R Strauprhn
Principal High School— H J Baldwin
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Dubols — continued
Supv Music — Bessie Calkins.
Domestic Science — Mrs Julia Long.
Drawing — Anna Williams.
DuBois College of Business, bus. and st«n ,
eat. 1890, O W Thorn, Pres
Dunmore, Lackawanna Co , pop
City Superintendent — Charles F Hoban
Dnquesne, Allegheny Co, pop 15,727.
City Superintendent — Clyde H Walford.
Dnryea, Lnzerne Co, pop 7,487.
Pres Bd Educ — Joseph Garrett,
Sec Bd Educ — William L. Jo:
City Superintendent — Frederick J. Regan
Principal High School — E Dougher
Supv Music — Reva Jones.
Penmanship — Agnes Murphy
Com 1 & Stenog'y — Nellie Winn
East Pittsburg, Allegheny Co., pop,
City Superintendent — G W. Caznpman.
Bast Stroudabtnrg, Monroe Co,, pop 8,88ft.
Pres Bd. Educ.— A W Teeter
Sec Bd Educ — Charles Decker
City Superintendent — Charles A. Goo*.
Supv Music — M Claude Rosenberry
East Stroudsburg State Normal School, nor-
mal state, co-ed., eat. 1903, E. L Kemp,
Prln
Easton, Northampton Co , pop 28,583.
Pres Bd Educ — Charles Magee
Sec Bd Educ— R E Peifer
City Superintendent — R. E. Laramy
Principal High School — William A Jones
Supv Music — Charles H. Royer
Manual Training— H A. Albright.
Domestic Science — Helen C Smith.
Commercial — A D Mcllhaney
Churchman Business College, bus. and
sten , est 1911 Willison E Churchman,
Principal, Fourth and Northampton Sts.
Easton Academy, prep , co-ed, » boarding,
est. 1860, Samuel R Park, A. M., Prln.
Boston School of Business, bos. end sten.,
est 1873, Addison L, Jones, Principal, 12
Center Square.
Home Boarding School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , est. 1876, Mrs. M M Disbrow, Prln
Lafayette College, coll , classical, science,
and engineering (civil, mining electrical,
mechanical, chemical), men, Presb , est
1832, Rev Ethelbert D Warfleld, LL D,
Pres
Lerch's Preparatory School, prep,, co-ed.,
non-sect., Charles H Lerch, A. M,, Prln
Ban Claire, Butler Co., pop. 860,
Bau Claire Academy, prep , co-ed., non-
sect, A. W Kelly, A. M., Prm.
XEbensburg, Cambria Co, pop. 1,078.
Supv Musics-Emory H. Davis.
Ebensburg Elementary Boarding School,
elementary (open all year round), co-
ed , non-sect , est 1907, Miss Sarah M
Gallaher, Ph B, M A, Principal
Ebensburg Normal School, normal; private;
co-ed., B. T. Jones; Prln.
Edlnboro, Erie Co , pop 691
Pres Bd Educ— B B Baldwin
Sec Bd Educ — A H Hanson
Principal High School— W J. McQulston
Edinboro State Normal School, normal,
state, co-ed , est. 1861 Frank E Baker.
Prln
Edwardsvllle, Luzerne Co , pop 5,168*
City Superintendent — James O Herman
Eldersridge, Indiana Co, pop 100
Eldersridge Academy, nor and prep co-
ed , boarding, non-sect , est 1839, C
V Smith A M, Principal
Elderton, Armstrong Co., pop. 898.
Elderton Academy, prep . co-ed., non-sect;
W L. Austin, Prin.
Elizabeth, Allegheny Co, pop 2,811
City Superintendent — Edgar Heed.
Ellzabethtown, Lancaster Co , pop 1,587.
Pres Bd Educ — J M Eshleman.
Sec Bd Educ — A O Helaey
Principal High School — E U Aumlller
Drawing — Mae Gross
Elizabethtown Lollege compiises Academic
Pi dagogical Commercial Industrial
Music and Biblical Departments, co-ed ,
Church of the Brethren, est. 1900, D C
Rebfr Pd D Pies
Elklns Park, Suburb of Philadelphia.
Pres Bd Educ — J Howard Ervien
Sec Bd Educ — H D Johnson, M D
CItj Superintendent — William G Cleaver
Principal High School — O W Ackerman
Supv Music — Ma} A Cloud
Manual Training — C E Karlson
Domestic Science — Ardee Rovabaugh
Drawing — Ethel K Kruger
Commercial — James L Street
Ephrata, 3La»caster Co, pop. 849*
Pres. Bd Educ —1C W Hems.
Sec Bd Educ— Dr J M Baum.
Principal High School— H, E. Gehman
Supv Music— BL A, Idst.
Drawing — Paul E Beck.
Erie, Erie C*., pop 06,038.
Pres Bd Educ — Marvin Grinrold
Sec Bd. Educ— William J Flynn
City Superintendent — Henry C Mfeslxner
Principal High School — John C Dlehl
Supv Music — Miss Anne C Henratta.
Supv Music — Mrs Carrie Stoughton.
Manual Training — Ray C Diver.
Domestic Science — Miss Louise Nick.
Physical Cult— Miss Christine Randall-
Drawing — Miss Emma B Crook.
Commercial — C I* Arnold.
Stenography — Jessie C Leigh.
Davis Shorthand and Business School, bus
and sten , C W Laird, Principal, Down
ing B)dg.
Erie Busbies* College, bus and sten,; Amos
M Cassel A B, President, 12 W Ninth
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Roods mm) Private Kindergarten and
Bo*rding School for Children, nor kind
•nd children'* boarding. eat 18»I, Mr*.
X. Cora *««4, Director
St. Startled Academy, flrl*1 boarding, R
C , Slater M PhUoment O 8, B , Prln
Villa Maria Aeadtroy, girls' boarding. R.
G. Matter M, Kuctnla, Prin,
Va«ie*yTMi». Wyesaia* C*., pop. V«0.
Keysto«e Academy boys' boarding. BapL,
eat, mi. B. F Thomas, Principal.
VMftsiftfft**! Be*fca Oe,, 909. IMW,
Principal High School— H Clinton Neagley
City, ArMtros* C+., 9^. MM.
Cttr Pap* rin tend tnt — William W Zrwia*
t CHjr, flanauliaajMi C*^ IH
Proa. Bd. Mua,— Jaoob Kvaaa,
««o B4 Bduc -* 4 Kan*.
City ftBptriateadmt— Uor4 H. Taylor.
Prin. High School— Mlw JoMphtno Brown
4«nt— NP Kiaaloy.
PrtaaJpaJ High ~ltebool-~J D. P "giaithgall.
Mule* Klgfct 8tehe*l, »rep., mi
att. lift , D J, Ban, Svt.
Fredonla laatltute, prep., co-ed., non-aoaL,
oat. 1887, r A. Fruit, A. B., Prasu
Ftoetar* Oay4or Co,
Wo>er« Normal Muiic School, girls' board-
ing mua,, MI I87f , MlM Anna J Koyer,
W rector
^ pop. t,l*7.
City Superintend*at*~Joha H Herring
Plotter Co., pop. 4,«27
Proa. Bd Educ— O A, Clark.
Boe Bd Bd«.— E. F Schramm
• •
&raw— Baih Wood.
ft. B. Vaota,
JoMp5
rl(
IX, Prta.
Frlenda' flchoe!,
(orthodox),
Prin.
, «-«. ea»
a Tarn*!!, tf A..
••-Lj ™' "••••«•» r*wb»
Frionda, Walter HarRanft, Prtm.
Oermaatown Academy, prep., bay*, non-
•ect., e«L I7W, WJIIiaM Senfcaw, Fk. D.,
Vo4«maatert Lan« a*3 G
ftrtteol P <>„ Bark* Co
Vational Farm School, agric and domes-
tl< fttltncr mums co-*<J «st 1899,
Kr\ Jkierph Kmusknpf, D D Prts
Jr»m Grm, York Co., pop *4»
Pawn GroTf Academy, prep , co-ed.; a+a-
a«ct , O*o W Xfevilbllsf, Prln.
Oermantnnn— continued
8t Vincent Seminary, prep , co-ed , R. C.j
eit llil, Very Rev Jamea McGlll, Preg.
Steveni School for Girl*, girls' boarding-,
noa-eect , MiM Mary A. Bently, Principal
Walnut Lane School, girls' boarding, eit
i 1857, non-iect , Mlu 8 Edna Johnaton, A
B, Prln, use Walnut St.
< Oottyabnrg, Adams Co., pop 4,030
> Prei Bd Educ —Calvin Hamilton
I Sec Bd Educ— Robert C Miller
City Supt A Prln H 8 — W. A. Burgoon.
Manual Training— William C Bay
Domestic Bcleace — Ut» Helen Day
Com'l A fetenog*y— Walter D Reynolds.
Bethany School* prep , co-ed , non-sect,
Miss Luella McAllister, Prin
Lutheran Theological Seminary, theol ,
men, Luth , est 1826, Rev J A Sing-
master D D , Pres
Peflsylvania College, coll , men, Luth ,
est. 188 J, William Anthony Granville, Ph.
L>, LL D, Pres
Steven's Hail, prep co-ed , Luth , est
1*32, Rev Charles H. Huber, A. M, Prin
Gilbert, Monroe Co, pop 280
Polytechnic Institute, nor and prep ,
hoarding co-ed., non-sect, est 1886,
Frank A Christman, Principal
GlrardviUe, Schnylkin Co , pop. 4,890.
Pres Bd Bduc — 3 H. Babb,
Sec Bd Efluc.— M. 3 Carey
City Superintendent — R XL Stuart.
Supv Mnste— J J Stltt*.
Giswgport, AftegfeeBy C^, flop. 5,540.
City Superintendent-* John P Hart
LttssnM Co*, pop
Township Superintendent-^-H. U Nyhart
York Co., pop. 840
Academy, prep , co-ed , Lath ,
est 1892, ffi M Stahl, A M, Prln
Greenehnrg, Westmoreland Co, pop I*,***.
City Superintendent — JT H Alleman.
GrecnsbTirg Seminary, prep , co-ed » Luth..
Wm H Zuber, A. M., Prln.
8t Joseph's Academy, girls* boarding. R,
C., Mother M Igimtia, Superior
St. Marys Seminary, boys* boftfdtag; R. C.;
«.t, 18SJ, Mother tt. Ignitla,
Bd. BWtao.— M, H. PW«r.
CWy SnpeHmteadent— O. 9. Oe
Principal High School— H. M. & Lehn
GnpT Moalc— H C Smith
Drawing — Hylma Muller
Thlel College, college, academy, and con-
servatory <jf music, co-ed , ttv Luth 5
est 18ft, Rev C Theodore Heave, D
XX, President
Grove City, Mercer Co , pop. 8,674.
CJty Superintendent— Prof Lena
Principal High School—a. a. GkWtber.
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Grove City — continued
Grove City College, coll , co-ed , non-sect,
est 1884, A T Armond, LL D, Pre«t-
dent
Hanover, York Co, pop 7,067.
Pres Bd Educ— 1> H DItaler
Bee Bd Educ — Horace D Becker
City Superintendent— Joseph C Carey
Principal High School—Frank B Green
Supv Music — Carrie M Cramp
Manual Training— G Roy Swarts
Com'l ft Stenog'y— Anna B Read
Harrisbvrff, Dauphin Co, pop
Pres Bd Educ.— Harry A. Beyer
Sec Bd Educ— D D Hammelbaugh.
City Superintendent— Frederick B Downes.
District Supervisor— J J Brehm,
District Supervisor— L. & ShimmeU,
Principal High School— William & Steele.
Principal technical High— Charles B. Fag«r,
Supv Music — Edward G ROM.
Drawing— Mary H Hogan.
Harrisburg Academy, boys' boarding, non-
sect , Arthur B Brown. A. H* Prin.
Earrisbnrg Business College, bus and sten ,
eat 1886, J B Garner, Principal, SI*
Market
Harrisburg- Conservatory of Music, mule,
est 1896, B. J Decevee, Director
Seller School, girls' day, non-sect , est
1897, Misses Martha and Sue Seller,
Principals
8t Genevieve'* Convent, prep ; girl** day.
R C , Sister Superior
School of Commerce, bus. and sten., eat.
1894, D. L M Raker, Principal, IS S.
Second Street*
Haverford, Montgomery Co,, p«*. M8.
Haverford College, arts, science and engi-
neering courses, men, Friends , eat. 1888,
Isaac Sharpless, LL D, President.
Haverford School, boysr boarding, Friend*;
est 18*4, fedWln M WOMftl, A, M., H«*4-
mastef
Httfetoff,
Pres ftd
Sec Bd. Edna— D L.
City Stmerihtefldent— I>av!d A.
Township ^Pt.—JfO*«oa B.O»
Principal High School— Jr Donald Q*e*t
Supv Music— A. ft Greenhalgh,
Domestic Science— Josephine M. Hanjoo.
Manual Trtinlng^-Mabrt PamotX
Drawing— Mary B Bergttr
OBtoifaftrcial— J Bdwarts Waite,
Steno*rm*fcy— D a KHng.
Ha»!eton Business College, boa and sten.,
est. m*J J
Herman. Bailiff 0fc» pvp. Mfc
St fttfat* CIHIe**, CO!! M&l&feUS^
im: A«V ttetfstttB Ham, a & **,
im: A«V
Director
Prep. B6U Stear-CL G.
Prtncfpal HigH Ofett*-** B,
Blair Co., pop. 8,784.
Pres Bd Educ.— L. R Humes.
See Bd Educ— J T Leet
City Superintendent — B S. Rice.
Principal High School — Lenore Whiting;
Supv Music — Mrs Jean Millereisen.
Drawing— Miss Anna P Dean,
Cowles (Miss) School for Girls, girls* board-
Ing, noa*seet. Miss Emma Milton Cowles,
Prin
The Seminary, girls' boarding, non-sect
est 18f7, Charlotte C Gray, B D. A.
M Pres.
Homestead, Allegheny Co., pop 18.718
Pres Bd Educ— Dr J F Mctfetly
8ec Bd Educ— John B«ll, Jr
City Superintendent — A. B. KraybiH
Principal High School — D H. Ba.nitis.n.
Supv Music— Bvalyn Jameft.
Drawing— Anna 1C Johnston,
Carnegie Library Night School, prep, and
mus., co-«0.» «st W0«, W F Steven*,
Principal
Hcnecfelsv Wayne Co., pop. M4S.
City Superintendent— H A. O'Day
Principal High School— R T Davles
Huntingdon, Htmtlngdea Co, pop i
City Superintendent— W M Rife
Juniata College, comprises College, Acad-
emy, School of Education, and Bible
School, co-ed , Brethren, est 1876, X.
Harvey Brumbaugh, A. M, Pres
Indiana, Xa4Sftn» Co., yop* *,749.
Pres. Bd Educ— S. A, Kinnard,
SMU Bd Bduc.— B C Hefelflnger
City Superintendent— Gtenn M. Lee.
Principal High School-^T D Pratt
Supv Music— C Lw Roope.
Penmanship — M R Bennett
Commercial—-? L* Knisiey
St4t« Normal School of Pennsylvania, nor-
mal, state, co-ed., «s4. Iff!; ~ ~
Axaent LI*, r ^
^Sty***
PT*P-t
Detwille^ Pr«-
cfpa)
Beechw«*6 BohOW fdr TdMKT Wo«w*i gtrW
feofcfaiag. »ott-s«et, M H Rea**r, Ph. D,,
Pres.
Pre«. Bd,
Sec. Bd, Bdnc— H C Twmg.
City Superfntenaent— J 0 Drndore.
Principal Htgh SchOrt— F* XL
C H**t.
C*r«t
^^ _ <*u|
BoC« 09*
City
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. fl>
ttt-^9«ortfe W
hisi Cteor^i W*
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Caaasri* C*, p»
Pres, Bd Educ— W A Cochima
»kc Bd* Educ,— C H Heyer
City Hup«rinttnd*nt— John Nicholas Ade«
PrliKlpftl High acfeool—R. J Stockton
Manual Training— H R Jaques.
Domestic 8ct«ae*-~V«rns. R tfshel
Drawing— Flora B. PfttUr
C«ml aad Steaog'y— «. D Xlrtok.
Cambria. Bustnta* College bus. and sten ,
**t. Ittl, C. G Jones President, Lincoln
Roirt college* bu*. and sten » co-ed , «st
lit*, a H Jsenberg, A. M. Ph D, Pres.
•t, Hair's Rchool. prep , co-ed , R C ,
R*v J N Bausch, Prln
Bd Educ—J W Lees.
ftec Bd Educ — P E. Bishop
City Superintendent— Marshall B Win eland.
McKetB Co, pep Mil
Preef Bd Educ —Frederick Kime
8e<? Bd Educ — M L Peterson
City Superintendent — Frank R Kalld
frup* Musl< — Carolyn P Harris
Domeitu vN.i^ncf— Isabel Gildenleeve
Kff*M*tt Rqwmr*, Cbwter Co , pop *,*4»
Principal HI»h fichool— D Edward Atw«H
Cedareroft School, boys boarding, non-
s*ct, «st UOS, Jesse £ Phillips, A M,
Prln
,
City 8up«rliitsnd«nt — J Richmond tterkel
Wyomlns; Seminary, prep . co-ed,, eat. 184S,
M E , U L. Bpracvt, D D , Pres.
Anss4r«s« Co, pep. 4,311
Pr«s Bd Educ— Oeorge TltMll
Sec Bd K<luc — Hon J H Painter
Cltj Superintendents-Frank W Goodwin.
Principal High School— T C CheesexaaJti
Sup* Music—Mary Qlndemaa
Manual Training — Orlo Dickerson
Domestic Science— Ethel Thompson
Pomm**rclt I—Frank Schubert
Stenography— Marlon Lelblus
Kittannlns; Academy prep , co-ed , non-
sect , est 1821 C V Smith A M , Prln
KaexvfUe, Allerheay Co , pop 5,651.
City Superintendent — Mfied R Gilbert
Ksrfitowa, Berks €«., pop 2,MO
Keystone State Normal School, normal,
state, co-ed, A C Ro therm el, A M
Ph D Principal
XJUMKftter, Lancaster Co., pop. 47,217.
Cits Superintendent — J X K. Hlckman
Prln Bojs H 8 — B W Fisher
Prln Girls H 8— H E Slagen
Bowman Technical School, watchmaking
and engineering, co-ed , non-sect, est
1889, John J Bowman, Prop
Franklin and Marshall Academy, prep ,
boys, Reformed, est 1878, T Q Helm.
A M, and E M Hartman, A M, Prin-
cipals
ued
Franklin and Marshall College, college and
acadtrm men, Reformed, est 1852;
Rev Htnrj Harbaugh Appel, D D, Pres
Pennsylvania Business and Shorthand Col-
lege bus, sten and civil service, est
189«, J M Wade. Ph D, Prln.
Sacred Heart Academy, girls' boarding. R.
C , Sister Stanislaus, Superior
Stevens Manual Training School, indust and
tech , men. William Mellor, Superinten-
dent
St Marys Academy, girls* boarding. R C ,
Sister B. Aloyalus, Prln
St Mary s School , prep , co-ed , Rev P 3
McCuIlough. D D , Free
Shlppen School girls' boarding, non-sect,
est 1408, Emily Underbill, Prln
Theological Seminary of the Reformed
Church, theol , men, Reformed, est 1825.
Rev John C Bowman, D D. Pres
Yea tea School boys boarding, P E , eat
18r>7 J H Schwacke Headmaster
Langhorne, Box kg Co* pop 895
PtJncipal High School — Ira Kimej
Lansdowne, Delaware Co, pop 4,066
City Supt & Prin H S —Walter L. Phillips.
Brookwood School for Nervous and Back-
ward Children, Rachael W Brewster,
Prln
Froebel Institute, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
est 1888, A Prichett and Emll D
Wright, Directors
lAnsford, Carbon Co, pop 8381
Pres Bd Educ — W Q Thomas
Sec Bd Educ — J G Jones
City Superintendent — Elmer E Kuntz.
Principal High School — R O Klotz
Manual Training — J E Barsby
Larksville, Luzerne Co, pop 9,888.
Pres. Bd Educ — Edward Powers
Sec Bd Educ — T J Brennan
City Superintendent — D J Cray
Principal High School — Helen Eoerner
Supv Music — D H Lewis
Domestic Science — Margaret Curtln.
Physical Culture— Elizabeth Hewitt
Drawing — Anna G Stahl
Pen'ship, Cora'l and Stenog — P F Taylor.
Xatrobe, Westmoreland Co > pop 8,777.
City Superintendent— Samuel EJ Downs.
Latrobe Commercial College, bus, and sten.»
est 1905, S E Leslie, President
Lebanon, Lebanon Co, pop 19,940
Pres Bd Educ — William Scott
Sec Bd Educ—J H Seltzer
City Superintendent — Fred W Bobbins
Principal High School— E M Balsbaugh
Supv Music — Florence Hauer
Manual Training — I C White
Domestic Science — Belle Chamberlain
Drawing — Emma Hauer
Commercial— Cecilia Eiohr
Stenography — Helen Seltzer
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Eastern School of Telegraphy, te! , est.
1897, co-ed , E J Muth, Pres.
Lebanon Business College, bus and sten ,
A G Bauer, Principal
Lehlghton, Carbon Co , pop 5,816
Pres Bd Educ — Jackson Everett.
Sec Bd Educ— L M Beidler
City Superintendent — Brinton McClellan
Shull
Principal High School — Homer B Saul
Supv Music — C E Yeuser
Lewlsborg, Union Co, pop 3,081.
Pres Bd Educ — W E Thomas
Sec Bd Educ — Anna Van Gundy
Supervising Prln — H S Bourne
Bucknell Academy for Young Men, prep
dept Bucknell University, Walter B. Wil-
cox, Sc M , Principal
Bucknell Institute for Young Women, prep
dept Bucknell University, Thomas A.
Edwards, A M, Dean
Buoknell University, comprises College (in-
cluding chemical, civil electrical, me-
chanical engineering courses) , Academy
for Young Men, Institute for Young
Women, and School of Music, co-ed ,
Bapt , est 1846, John Howard Harris,
LL D, President
Lewistown, Mlffln Co, pop 8,166
City Superintendent — T Latlmer Brooks.
Principal High School— Mary L Wednt
Lewiston School, prep , co-ed , Presb , est
1902, E. Washington Burchfield, A. M,
Prin.
XJgonler, Westmoreland Co*, pop 1,575
Llgonler Classical Institute, prep , co-ed ,
non-sect., Rev E H Dickinson, Prln
Lincoln University, Chester Co, pop. 809
Lincoln University (colored), coll , men,
theol , Presb , est 1854, Dr Kiefer, Pres
Lltitz, Lancaster Co., pop*. 2,682
Linden Hall Seminary, girls* boarding, Mo-
ravian, est 1746, Rev E & Hagen, Prln,
Lock Haven, Clinton Co., pop. 7*772.
City Superintendent — 'Frederick H Galge
Principal High School — John A. Young
Central State Normal School normal, state,
co-ed., George F Singer, Prln.
Lockhaven Business Institute, bus. and
sten ; est. 1900. BenJ F Fletcher, Prln.
London Grove, Chester Co., pop 197
London Grove Friends* Select School, prep ,
co-ed*, Friends (Hlcksite), Alezowna M.
Rohr, Prln.
Loretto, Cambria Co* pop* «*«.
St Francis College; coIL, R. C., Franciscan
Brothers, est 1847, Very Rev Angelas
Laughlln, T a R., Pres.
Lvzerne, Lurerne Co., pop. 5,426;
City Superintendent — Theron G. Osborne.
McDonald, Washington Co , pop 2,548
Hickory Academy prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
Lloyd 8 Paxton, Prin
M«Keesport, Allegheny Co, pop 42,694
Pres Bd Educ — T D McKee.
Sec Bd Educ — W T Norton
City Superintendent — Joseph B Richey
Principal High School — John F Bower
Supv Music — J K. Spangler
Manual Training — W D McCoy
Domestic Science — Esther Howland
Physical Culture—A Doehla
Drawing — Margaret Sweet.
Penmanship — W H Wetzel
Stenography — Maud Woods
Douglas Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1894, Warren Douglas, Prin
Duff's College bus and sten est 1840,
Harry B Ham 1 11, Superintendent
McKee* Bocks, Allegheny Co , pop 14,702.
City Superintendent — Thomas K Johnston
McSharrystown, Adams Co.* pop 1,724
St Joseph's Academy, girls* boarding, R.
C , Sisters of St Joseph
Mahanoy City, Schuylkill Co, pop. 15,936.
City Superintendent— William N Ehrhardt.
Township Supt — Frank J Noonan.
McCann s Business College, bus and sten.,
est 1897, L. C McCann, Prln
Mansfield, Tloga Co , pop 1,645
Principal High School — W R. Longstreet.
Mansfield State Normal School, normal,
state, co-ed , est 1862, Andrew Thomas
Smith, Ph D, Prln
Manch Chunk, Carbon Co , pop. 3,953
City Superintendent — Holiday R. Jackson.
Principal High School — W Harold Emery
Meadvllle, Crawford Co., pop* 12,780.
City Superintendent — Russell H. Bellows.
Principal High. School — W D Lewis.
Allegheny College, coll , co-ed., M EL, est.
1815. Rev Wm. H. Crawford, D D, LL.
D, Pres. ^
Beethoven School of MUSTO, mus., Prof
George W Dizon, Director
Meadville Commercial College, bos. and
•ten., est. 1883, Daniel W Hofl, Manager
Meadville Theological School, theol , co-ed.,
Unitarian est. 1844, Rev Franklin Ches-
ter Southworth A. M , D D , Pres.
Pennsylvania College of Music, mus., eat.
1886, Harry Waithe Manville, DIr
HechanlcsbHrg, Cumberland Co., pop 4,469
City Supt & Prln H 8 — Ralph Jacoby
Irving Female College, girls* boarding;
Lnth., eat. 1856, E HL Campbell, Ph D,
Pres.
Media, Delaware Co* 909.
Pres Bd Educ — Joseph E Quinby
Sec, Bd. Ddno.— Ernest L. Green.
Principal High School — William C. Joalin.
Snpv Mus. and Draw — Edna Babes.
Commercial — Mrs. Caniett Camxnlngs.
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yrtonds* Select fttho*!. prep , co-ed ;
FrUadi, *tt lllf. Anna BeitUr Smedley,
Priacfpa!
ajrfchool of
e, pr«p
and mult, tt-t*.. non-sect , eat. if Si.
Rrr Caeattr J W WUcorab, A. M , Pro*
„, „• Academy, boyf boarding. Ho-
formed e«t lift. William Mann Irvine,
Pa D, Prin
MMJsstown* DMMpMte Co., psp. §,$74.
City Superintendent — Harry J Wtokey
City Superintendent— Paul C Snydtr
MHBteUwn, Jon la* a Co. pop 958
Mifflin Academy prep co-ed non-soot.,
•st till J Harry Dvsinger A B Prln
Co, pop 1,«41
Flr»t P^nn«\lv»nla State Normal School.
normal ftatf. co-«6 e*t 1851; P 1C
Harbold, Prin
rm^ AlUfk**r Co, pop 7,**!
Pref Bd Educ — -R R Shrimplin
Pfe Bd Educ — Tbojnag BuriM.
City Chiptrtatendent— Cartia C.
Princtpal High School— C C.
•vpv Muaic— Mtea Ornid Whltlatch
. Colombia Co, pop «11,
Greenwood Seminary , prep , co-ed ,
1-rienda, Rachel Knight, B. JU, Prln
Mlnosj, ffojrthsjRibei land Co«, pop T,40s)»
Pres Bd Educ— George I* Haag.
6ec Bd Educ— Charles W Hack.
City Superintendent — William A. Wilson
Principal High School— Frank L. Tost
Pup\ Music— Elinor Bowen.
Drawing — Ellnn Bowen
Com I and Stenog*y — Marlon Noonma.
JttiersylUe, Scfauylklli Co, pop
Pres. Bd Educ — H A Hear
Sec Bd Bduc — E. L. Straub,
City Superintendent— Wilbur M
Principal High School— Kate a Richards.
Commercial — I D Sheaffer
IfHimnrffc, Bea-ver Co. pop S»176»
Prw, Bd. Xdne.-~W J Mellon.
See Bd Educ— W Otto Kind.
City Superintendent— W T McCullough
Principal High School— S. C Hendenwra.
S«pv Uuslc — Miss Carrie Wilson,
Moneesen, WestmorelmBd Co, pop. Ur77*
Pres Bd Educ — P D Bumbaugh
Sec Bd Educ,— B F Weatoo,
City Superintendent — Harry B3, Oresa
Principal High School— Xatban H. Phillips.
Supv Music— R W Davie»
Draw & Pen ship — Maurice £ Bennett.
Mooffc, Lactowajuim Co, pop. 8,904
Prea, Bd Bduc — 3 V Corby
Sec Bd Educ — Jamea Roblln*
Sujrr A Principal— F C Oaakll)
MonoB^mhela, Washington Co., opp. 11,776.
Prea Bd Bduc— Frank Bebout,
Sec Bd Bduc— Henry Louttil
City Superintendent— Renwick G Dean.
Principal High School— R B Maxwell
Supv Music — A L FHlmore
Physical Culture— Anton gehatsel
Draw and Pen'vhip— MlM Jessie Stephen.
Mont Alto, Franklin Co
State Forest Academy, training- courses
for foresteis men state, est 1903, Bd-
vln Allen Zlegler, A M, Director
Hotmt Airy, Suburb of Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb, ftate, Dr Crouter, Supt,
Lutheran Theological Seminary, theol ,
men, Luth . est 1864, Rev Henry Eyster
Jacobs, D D , LL D , Dean
Mount Carmel, Northumberland Co., oop.
17,632
Pres, Bd Educ— Dr J D Kiefer
Sf>c Bd Educ — C Elmer John
City Superintendent*— Samuel Halsey Dean
Principal High School — C D Oberdorf
Mount Holly Springs, Cumberland Co , pop.
MT8.
Principal High School — Wm Metzger
Mount Oliver, Allegheny Co, pop 4,241
City Superintendent— <Miss Minnie TTbinger.
Monat Pleasant, Westmorelsnd Co, pop.
City Superintendent — Urle L Gordy
Western Pennsylvania Classical and Sclent»
tiflc Institute, prep , co-ed , boarding,
Bapt . est 1871, Emll Hanke, Principal
Honey, Lycoming Co, pop 1,904
Liycoming County Normal School, normal,
private, co-ed , est 1870 Sylvester B
Dunlap, Principal
Mnnball, Allegheny Co, pop.
City Superintendent — Amos
Kraybill
Myerstown, Lebanon Co, pop 8,100.
Albright College; coll » co-edt( Uru Evan,;
est 1881 , Dr Bowman, D D , President.
Nantlcobe, Luzeme Co, pop 18,877
City Superintendent — Alton P Dlffendafer
Nazareth, Northampton Co, pop. 8,$7§,
Prea. Bd Educ —Charles E Knauss,
fiee. Bd. Educ— Charles E Knecht.
City Superintendent— H B. Hacker
Principal High School— F A Marcks.
Nazareth Hall Military Academy, military;
Moravian, Rev S. J Blum, D D, Bupt.
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New Bloomfleld, Perry Co., pop
New Bloomfleld Academy , prep , co-ed.,
non-sect , est 1888, Rev J Stockton
Roddy, Fh D, Director
New Brighton, Beaver Co., pop 8,829
City Superintendent — Floyd Atwell
New Castle, Lawrence Co., pop 36,280
Pres Bd Educ— B I Phillips
Sec Bd Educ — H M Marquis.
City Superintendent — T \ Kimes
Principal High School — Edward Sargent.
Supv Music — T W Johns.
Manual Training — B K Thasker
Domestic Science — Inez Downs
Penmanship— J L Mo»er
Commercial — S G Balcom,
New Castle Business College bus. and
sten , est 1913 Q E Lyon, Manager,
S CrfttoA Avenue
New Kensington, Westmoreland Ce\» pop.
7,707
Pres Bd Educ— D E Beetle
Sec Bd Educ— C M Best
City Superintendent — J E Hershberger
Principal High Schools— G E Dannels.
Supv Music — Mary Bellman.
New Wilmington, Lawrence Co , pop 768
Principal High School— Porter Eckles
Westminster College; coll , prep., music,
and art depts , co-ed , Un Presto , est
1852, Robert McWatty Russell LI* D,
President
Newtown, Bocks Co, pop. 1*67&
Principal High School — Amos L Eby
Xorristowtt, Montgomery Co, pop 27375.
City Superintendent — Allen S Martin.
Principal High Scho&l— A D Bisenhower
Schlssler College of Basinets, bw. end
sten , A S Sfchtosler, Pres.
Pres Bd Bdttc— W. H. Yoaag;
Sec Bd Educ — Stuart N Borger
City Superintendent — William D Landis.
Principal — B Clyde Franlc«rfield.
Supv Muslo — Amy Scholl
Stenography — F M Bock
North ferftddocfc, Allegheny Co , pop. 11,S*4.
City Superintendent — John U Spitler
Korth ttast, ftrie Ce , pop. 2,672.
' Principal High School— W J McQaiston.
St. Mary's College, boys' boarding, R. C;
Very Rev John G Schneider, Rector
North Washington, Boiler Co., pe*. Itt
North Washington Institute; prep.; co-ed.,
day, non-sect., 1892, Her. Robert 1*
Alter, Ph D, President.
Oak XAne, 8s***1> el
Foster's S61»ol> Miss, girls' boarding; Miss
M. L. Ffrsker, Prfn.
lft*vs*air« Mral, girls' fcoarttaff, non-
sect., Emm* 8 MarshaM, Prin.
OsJcmont, Allegheny Co., pop. J,4S«.
Pres Bd. Educ — H. 8. Paul.
Sec Bd Educ— W O Bermont
City Superintendent— S H Replogle.
Principal High School— B A Zook.
Supv MuaIc-~C It Hoop
Manual Training— B. A. Belnllch.
Dom Scl and Draw — Miss Mabel Campbell.
Physical Culture— Miss Cora Fisher
Penmanship — Miss K Mada Foltz.
Ogontz, Montgomery Co, pop 612.
Ogontz School for Young Ladies, girls'
boarding, non-sect , est 1863, Abhy JL
Sutherland, Principal
Oil City, Venango Co, pop 15,657
Pres. Bd Educ— C A. GHliland.
^ec Bd Educ — T J Callanan
City Superintendent— Jame< J Palaaer.
Principal High School — T J TurabalL
Supv Music — J A. Leeder
Manual Training— Jerome H King
Domestic Science— Miss Gladys Elchey
Commercial — Merton Talley
Stenography — Mica Beardon.
Earp Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect, est
1891, Samuel Earp Prin
Oil City Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1895, E H Welch, Pres
Old Forge, Lackawftnna Co, pop 11,8*4.
City Superintendent — Francis R- Coyne.
Oley, Berks Co., pop 800*
Oley Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect, est
1857 C Waldo a Leinbach, A. B, Prin.
OlyphftBt, Lackawanaa Co , pop 8,50&
City Superintendent — Michael W Cum-
mlngs.
Orcrbrook, Safrnrb ef Philadelphia.
Sayward's School, girls* boarding, prep ,
Miss B. Janet Sayward, Prin.
Philadelphia Theological Semiamry ot St.
Charles Borrom«o, UieoL, m*&, R. C,
est 18U, Patrick J Qarr«y. D D. Rec-
tor
Pres Bd Educ— J & Alter
Sec Bd. Bdo6.— a. V M«rphy,
City Superintendent — B F. Ashe.
Principal High School — W A Gensfeigier
Supv Mvslo— nJohn G Klinger
Physical Culture — Anna Crawford.
Drawing— Anna Johnson
Farioa*, Ztosene Oe%» pep. 4*99*.
City Superintendent— Ebeneaer A. Bvans,
reQnofl- LsMcajsfcer Cow, pep* 119*
Prin Tflwfisfcip H. fi.— Hesasr CL
_ e^ pefu 1,10.
FriAeUpe.1 High Soiled— J E. CeJUiw.
Perkiomen Seminary, prep , oo-ed,;
Schwenkfelder, Rev. Oscar S, Krelbel* A.
M, Prin.
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Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co , pop 1,649,008.
Pres Bd Educ -—Henry R. Edmunds.
Sec Bd Educ— William Dick.
City Supt — Martin G Brumbaugh
Associate Superintendent — George Wheeler
Associate Superintendent — O P Cornman
Associate Superintendent — John P Garber
Associate Superintendent — Wm C Jacobs
Director Drawing — "William \ Mason
Director Music — Enoch "W Pearson
Domestic Science — Mien Mary Weight.
Physical Culture — William A Keener
Kindergarten — Miss Anna W Williams.
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Central High School, Robert E Thompson,
Prin
Girls' High School. J Eugene Baker,
Prln
Industrial Art School, J Liberty Todd,
Director
Northeast Manual Training High School.
Andrew J Morrison, Prin
Normal School for Girls, J Monroe Wil-
lard. Prin
Philadelphia Trades School, William a
Ash Prin
Southern Manual Training High School,
Lemuel Whitaker, Prln
West Philadelphia High School for Boys,
Charles C Hey I, Prin.
West Philadelphia High School for Girls,
Parke Schoch Prin
William Penn High School for Girls, Wil-
liam D Lewis, Prin
Abrahamson Business College, bus. and
sten est 1880, Charles M Abrahamson,
Principal, 5731 Germantown Avenue
Academy of Notre Dame, prep , co-ed , R
C , Sister Agnes Mary, Prln , 206 8 Ifrth
Academy of the Sacred Heart, girls* prep ,
day, R C , est 1865, Mother Anna Hut-
ton R S H , Superior, 1819 Arch St.
Agnes Irwin's School girls' boarding, non-
sect Sophy Dallas Irwin, Prin , 2011
De Lancev
American Business College, bus. and sten ,
eat 1003 David Cotter, A M , President,
723 Chestnut Street
Bants Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1888, Edward M Hull, Pres. 1207
Chestnut
Borean Normal Training and Industrial
School, Indust , co ed , non-sect, est
1899 Rev Mathew Anderson, A. M,
Prin., S College Ave and 19th
Blight School, prep , boys, non-sect, est
1887, William S Blight, Headmaster, 401
S 22nd
Browns College Preparatory School, prep ,
boys non-sect , est 1775, Alonzo Brown,
A M Prln , Broad and Cherry
Chapman (Mrs ) and Miss Jones' School ,
girls' boarding, non-sect, est 1870, L P
Chapman Prin , Chestnut Hill
Combs' Broad Street Conservatory of Music,
mus non-sect, co-ed , est 1885 Gil-
bert K Combs, Director 1329 S Broad
De Lancev School, bovs prep non-sect ,
est 1877 Coleman Peace Brown, Head-
master, 1420 Pine
Philadelphia — continued
Divinity School of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church in Philadelphia, theol , men,
F E, est 1862, William M Groton. S
T D, Dean, 50th and Woodland Ave
D rex el Institute, prep , co-ed non-sect ,
day, evening James Mao Alister, LI*.
D , Pres
Drexel Institute of Art Science and In-
dustry , technical and general courses in
engineering, mechanic arts, domestic arts
and science, architecture, commerce and
finance, physical training, English and
library training, co-ed , non-sect , est
1892 , James McAlister, LL D , President,
32nd and Chestnut
Drexel Institute Library School, library
training, co-ed , non-sect est 1892,
Julia A Hopkins, 32nd and Chestnut
Dropsle College Coll and prep , co-ed ,
Cyrus Adler, Fh D, President
Episcopal Academy, boys' day, P E , est
1876, Dr William H Klapp, Headmaster,
1324 Locust
Franklin School of Business, bus and
sten , George E. Harvey, Prin, Cortoa
Building
Friends' Central School, prep , co-ed ,
Friends, est 1845, W Elmer Barrett, M
So , Prln , 15th and Race
Friends' Select School, prep , co-ed ,
Friends (orthodox), est 1882, Walter W
Haviland, Supt, 140 N 16th
Froebellian Training School, nor kind ,
women boarding and day, non-sect , est
1888, Miss Emily Dudley Wright, Direc-
tor, 10 S 18th Street
Germantown Business College, bus and
sten , W J Zeiders, Pres ,6700 German-
town Ave
Gibson's School, Miss, girls' boarding, non-
sect , Miss Margaret S Gibson, Prin ,
2322 De Lancey PI
Glrard College, boys' boarding, non-sect ,
est 1848 , Cheesman A Herrick, Ph D ,
LL D President Glrard Avenue
Gordon School for Girls, girls, day, est
1880 Miss H D Keyser, Prin, 4112
Spruce
Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital,
med , nomeop , men, est 1848, William
B Van Lennep, M D, Dean, 222 N
Broad St
Hart's Training School for Kindergartners,
noinia! kind , Miss Caroline M C Hart
Prin, 8600 Walnut
Haven Business College, bus and sten ,
boarding and day, co-ed , est 1882, Mrs
Curtis Haven, Principal, 1616 Ontario St
Hills School for Girl, girls' boarding, non-
sect , est 1893, Mrs Elizabeth Hills
Lyman Principal, 1808 Spruce Street
Holman School for Girls, girls' day, non-
sect , est 1900, Elizabeth Williams Bra-
ley, B A, Principal, 2204 Walnut
Institute for Polored Youth (colored),
prep co-ed , Friends, Fanny J Copplns,
Prin, Balnbridge and S <»th
Jefferson Medical College med , reg , men,
est 1825, Ross V Patterson. M D, Sub-
Dean, S 10th and Walnut
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Philadelphia— continued
Kirschbaum School of Languages, lan-
guages, non-sect , co-ed , eat 1889. Dr
Benno Kirschbaum, Ph D, Principal,
1585 Chestnut Street.
La Salle College, coll , men R C , est
1867, Rev Brother Edward, F 8 C.,
Free, 1240 N Broad
Lankenau School for Girls, girls' boarding
and day, Luth , est 1890, Rev Ernest F
Bachmann, Principal 22nd and Girard
Avenue
Lutheran Theological Seminary, theol ,
Luth men est 1864, Rev Henry B
Jacobs LL D , Dean 7801 Gerxnantown
Ave.
Medlco-Chirurgical College of Philadelphia,
Department of Medicine, med , reg ,
men, est 1881, Seneca Egbert, A M „ M
D, Dean, 1715 Cherry
Medlco-Chirurgloal College, Department of
Dentistry dent , men, est 1897, I N
Broomell D D 8, Dean
Medico-Chirurglcal College, Depaitment of
Pharmacy, phar , men eat 1898, Stan-
ley Stanislaus, M So Dean
Mid-City School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect Mrs Rebecca C Dickson Long
Mount St Joseph Collegiate School, girls'
boarding R C , est 1858 Mother Direc-
tress, Chestnut Hill
National School of Elocution and Oratory,
elo , drama, or and phy tr , co-ed ,
dormitory for women, est 1874, Mrs J
W Shoemaker Director Parkway Bldg
Neff's College of Elocution and Oratory,
Silas S Neff, Ph D , Director, 288 W
Logan Square
Notre Dame Academy, girls' boarding, R
C , Sister Superior of Notre Dame West
Ritenhouse Square
Palms Business College, bus and sten ,
Theodore W Palms, Pres, 1711 Chestnut
Palmer School, bus and sten , eBt 1885,
William W Fry, Business Manager, 16 8
10th
Pefrce School, bus and sten , co-ed., non-
sect , est 1865, Louis B Moffett, Direc-
tor, 917 Chestnut Street
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, art,
non-sect , co-ed , est 1806 John F Lew-
is, Director Broad and Cherry
Pennsylvania Museum and School of Indus-
trial Art, industrial and textile art, non-
sect , est 1876, Leslie W Miller, Princi-
pal, Broad and Pine Sts.
Pennsylvania Orthopaedic Institute and
School of Mechano-Therapy , gymnastics *
therapeutics, co-ed , eat 189*. Max J
Walter Supt 1711 Green
Philadelphia Business College and College
of Commerce, bus and sten , est 1902,
F F Dutton, Prin, 1017 Chestnut
Philadelphia College of Osteopathy, osteop ,
co-ed , est 1899 , Arthur M Flack, D O ,
Dean 33rd and Arch
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, phar
and chem , co-ed , est. 1821, Joseph P
Remington. Ph G, Dean, 145 N 10th St
Philadelphia — continued
Philadelphia Dental College, (Dental De-
partment, Temple University) , co-ed ,
est 1862 S H Gutlford, D D S, Dean,
N 18th and Buttonwood
Philadelphia Musical Academy mus , est.
1870, Richard Zeck^er, Director, 1617
Spruce
Philadelphia Normal School for Girls, nor-
mal, state est 1903 J Eugene Baker
Principal 13th and Spung Garden
Philadelphia Poly clinic, med , post-grad.,
co-ed, est 1882, R Max Goepp, M D,
Dean, 18th and Lombard
Philadelphia School of Design for Women,
art women, est 1844, Miss Emily Sar-
tain, Prm , Broad and Master
Philadelphia School of Elocution, elo ,
Broad and Cherry
Philadelphia Textile School, technical, non-
sect., Theodore C Search, President,
Broad and Pine.
Phillips Brooks School, boys' day, non-
sect , est 1904 Francis H Lee, A B ,
Principal 4224 Baltimore Ave
Randall School, bus and sten est 1902,
Howard B Randall, M D , B S , Princi-
pal Wood Building
Hoanoke College, coll , men, Lutheran,
est 186S John Alfred Morehead, A M,
D D , Pres
Roman Catholic High School for Boys,
boys daj R C , est 1890, Rev Hugh
T Henry LItt D, Rector, Broad and
Vine Streets
Royal Conservatory and College of Music,
mus , est 1899 , M E Brodsky, Pres ,
458 N 6th
St Josephs College, coll , R C , men, est
1851, Rev Charles Davey, S J Pres,
17th and Stiles
St Martin's College of the Church of the
Evangelist, prep for poor boys, P El ,
est 1904, Charles Wellington Robinson,
Fres, 71S Catherine
School of Pedagogy of the City of Phila-
delphia, city training school for teachers
Francis Burke Brandt, Ph D Director
School of Theology, Urslnus College, Re-
formed, est 1870, James I Good, Dean
Strayer's Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1892, S Irving Strayer, President,
801 Chestnut Street.
Sternberg School of Music, mus , est 1888,
Constantlne von Sternberg, 10 S 18th St.
Taylor School of Business and Shorthand,
bus and sten , est 1898, Freeman P
Taylor, Ph D, Principal, 1002 Market
Temple University, comprises College of
Liberal Arts and Sciences, School of The-
ology, of Law, of Medicine, Philadel-
phia Dental College, School of Phar-
macy of Civil Engineering, of Kinder-
garten Training, of Household Science
of Household Arts, of Commercial Edu-
cation, of Physical Education, of Music,
High School. Elementary Department
Model Schools, day and evening sessions,
co-ed non-sect est 1884, Russell H
Con well, LL D, President, Broad and
Berks
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Philadelphia— continued
Temple University, Department of Phar-
macy, co-ed » est 1903, John R Mine-
hart, M D , Dean
Temple University Law School, co-ed., est
1895, Francis Chapman, LL. D, Dean,
Broad and Berks.
Temple University, Medical Department,
med , reg t non-sect., est. 1901, Frank
C Hammond, M D Dean, Broad and
Berks
Temple University, Normal School of Phys-
ical Education, boarding and day, co-
ed , non-sect est 1893, William J
Schatz, B S, Director, Broad and Berks
Streets.
Theological Seminar} of the Reformed Epis-
copal Church, theol Reformed Episco-
pal, est, 1887 John D Wilson, D D,
Chairman of Faculty
Theological Seminary of the Reformed
Presbyterian Church in North America,
theol Reformed Presbvterian , est 1854,
Rev David Steele, D D, LL. D, Dean
Towne Scientific School University of
Pennsylvania, architecture, mechanical,
civil, electrical and chemical engineer-
Ing courses John Grazer, Ph D , Dean
Training School for Kindergartners- kind ,
nor , Miss Caroline M C Hart, Director,
1615 Walnut
University of Pennsylvania, comprises the
College (including School of Arts, and
Courses for Teachers) Towne Scientific
School, Wharton School, Graduate
School, Law School, School of Medicine,
of Dentistry, of Veterinary Medicine, co-
ed , non-sect , est 1740, Edgar Pahs
Smith LL D , Provost
University of Pennsylvania, Department of
Architecture arch , men, est 1890, War-
ren P Laird, Dean
University of Pennsylvania, Department of
Dentistry, men, est 1878. Edward C
Kirk D D S Dean. 400 Chestnut
University of Pennsylvania Department of
Law co-ed , est 1790, William Draper
Lewis, Ph D , Dean. S 84th and Chest-
nut
University of Pennsylvania, School of Medi-
cine, reg , men est 1765, William Pep-
per M D Dean
University of Pennsylvania, Department of
Veterinary Science, vet , men est. 1884,
Louis A Klein, V M D M D. Dean,
400 Chestnut
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce,
University of Pennsylvania, co-ed est
1881, Roswell C McCrea, Ph D, Dean
William-Perm Charter School bovs' prep ;
Friends, est. 1«89, Richard M Jones, LL.
D, 8 S Twelfth
Wlnthrop School prep , boya, non-sect ,
est 1900, John Loman, B. A., Prln, S929
Locust
Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania,
med reg women, est 1850 Clara Mar-
shall, M D, Dean, College Ave.
Phoenixvflle, Chester Co, pop 10,748.
Pres. Bd Educ— Edward Wall
Sec, Bd. Bduc — John S. Winchester
Phoexux\ ille — continued
City Superintendent — Isaac Doughton
Principal High School— J Walter Gapp
Supv Music — Emily Rice
Domestic Science— Georgiana Lambert
Drawing — Evelyn Coombs
Commercial— Ray MInott
Pitcairn, Allegheny Co , pop 4,975.
City Superintendent — Jacob H Wentzel
Pittsburg, Allegheny Co, pop 588,905*
Pres Bd Educ — David B Oliver
Sec Bd. Educ— George W Gerwlg
City Superintendent — Wm P Davidson
Assistant City Supt — C H Qan^ood
Asst District Supt — Samuel Andrews.
Asst District Supt — S S Baker
Asst District Supt — John Morrow
Asst District Supt— R M Sherrard
Director High Schools — Edward Rynearson.
Supv Music — Will Earhart
Manual Training — Frank H Ball
Domestic Science — Irene E McDermott
Physical Culture — Dr Watson L. Savage.
Drawing — C Valentine Kirby
Penmanship— Elmer G Miller
Commercial — S D Everhart
Kindergarten — Ella Ruth Boyc&
Extension — J M Berkey
Vocational — O W, Burroughs.
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Allegheny High School, 810 Sherman Ave.,
William L. Smith, Principal
Brushton High School, Brushton Ave and
Baxter, John F Bailey, Principal
Central High School, Bedford and Fullerton,
James N Rule, Principal
Fifth Avenue High School, 1800 Fifth Ave.;
Edward Rynearson, Principal
Peabody High School, Black and Beatty
Sts D R Sumstine, Principal
Ralston High School, 15th St and Penn
Ave , W L Leopold, Principal
Riverside High School 1740 W Carson St,
F E Fickinger, Principal
South High School, 10th and Carson St,
J W McLaughHn, Principal
Wool si air High School, 40th and Liberty
Ave , H E Winner, Principal
Alinda College Preparatory School, prep ,
co-ed , non-sect , Miss Ellen Gordon
Stuart, Prln, 4605 5th Ave
Allegheny Preparatory School, prep , day,
co-ed i non-sect , est 1898, Haywood M
Butler, Headmaster, 900 Lynndale Ave-
nue, N S
Avery College Trade School, tech , co-ed ,
» est 1849, Joseph D Mahoney, Supt
BerlitiE School of Languages, lang , est
1893, Richard A Skalwelt, Director,
Nixon.
Call's College, bus and sten., est 1901;
Z G Call M A, Pres. 204 Sixth
Carnegie Institute of Technology, com-
prises School of Applied Science of Ap-
plied Industries, of Applied Design, and
Margaret Morrison Carnegie School for
Women, day and night sessions , est
1900, Arthur A Hamerschlag, LL D,
Director, Stehenley Park
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con tlnued
Carnegie Institute, School of Applied Sci-
ence, chemical, civil, commercial, elec-
trical, mechanical, metallurgical, min-
ing, and sanitary engineering, day and
night, John H Leete, So D , Dean
Carnegie Institute School of Applied In-
dustries, courses in building and machin-
ery trades, vocational teachers courses,
day and evening, Clifford B Connelley,
A M , Dean
Carnegie Institute, School of Applied De-
sign, architecture, decoration, illustra-
tion, music, C Russell Hewlett, Dean
Dilworth Hall, prep school of Pennsylvania
College for Women, boarding, non-sect ,
est 1900, Cora Helen Coolidge, B L,
Dean, Woodland Rd _
Duff's College, bus and sten , eat 1840,
P S Spangler, Principal, Federal and
Liberty
Bast Liberty Academy, boys' day, non-
sect , est 1890, J C Armstrong, A. M,
Principal, Linden and Meade
Iron City College, bus and sten., est 1855,
J C Mclntlre, Prin
King's School of Oratory, or, elo and de-
fective speech, co-ed., boarding, est.
1888, Byron W King, Ph D, President,
Virginia and Zara.
Lady of Mercy Academy, girls' boarding,
R C , Sister M Hilda, Prin , 8401 5th
Ave.
Lamb School for Stammerers, for the cure
of defective speech Joseph J Lamb,
Principal, 1252 Franklin St , N S
Margaret Morrison Carnegie School for
Women, household economics, arts and
crafts, secretarial and teachers' courses,
day and night sessions, Frank P Day,
A M, Head.
Martin Shorthand School, bus and sten.,
est 1878, H L Andrews, Pres,, A H
Perry, Prin , Cor 6th and Liberty Aves
Normal Department Pittsburg High School,
normal, city, co-ed, C B Wood, Prin,
Cor Bedford and Fulton
Park Institute, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
O B Hughes, Manager
Pennsylvania College of Embalming, Dept
Pittsburg School of Anatomy, embalm-
ing, co-ed , non-sect , est 1897, J Henry
Long, F D, Dean, 909 Sandusky
Pennsylvania College for Women, coll ,
women, boarding and day, non-sect.; est
1870 Rev Henry Drennan Lindsay, D
D President, Woodland Road.
Pennsylvania Telegraph College, tel , co-
ed , est 1908, Frank Joy, Gen M*rr
Pittsburg Academy, prep , co-ed non-sect,
J Warren Lytle, Prlnt 440 «th Ave
Plttsbiirg College of the Holy Ghost, coll ,
men, R C , est 1878, Very Rev M A
Hehir, Pres , Bluff St
Pittsburg College of Pharmacy, University
of Pittsburg, phar , co-ed *st 1878,
Julius A Koch. Dean, Perrysville Ave
PlttsbuTff Dental College, University of
Pittsburg, dent, co-ed., est 18<»8, Dr
H B Frlesell, D D S, Dean, Pride and
Bluff.
Pittsburgh — continued
Pittsburg Theological Seminary* theol., U
Presb , est 1826, Rev John McNaugher,
D D, LL D, President, North and
Buena Vista
Reformed Presbyterian Theological Semi-
nary, theol , men, Reformed Presb , est
1866, D B Wilson, A. M D D, Pres
Reno College, bus and sten., est 1900,
Edmund T Overend, President,, Wabash
Building
Shady Side Academy, boys' day, non-sect ,
est 1883, Luther Bentley Adams, Princi-
pal Morewood and Ellsworth Avenues
Stevenson's Art School, art, co-ed., non-
sect , eat 1889, H. S. Stevenson, Prin.,
Wood and 3rd Ave
Stuart's School, girls* boarding, non-sect.
Miss Ella Gordon Stuart, Prin , 4721 6th
Thurston-GIelm Preparatory School, prep ,
girls' boarding, non-sect , est 1909, Alice
M Thurston, Director, 250 Shady Ave.
Thurston School for Boys, George H ,
boarding and day, non-sect , est 1909,
William H Church, A. M, Headmaster,
258 Shady Ave.
Training School for Children's Librarians,
library training, women, non-sect , est
1901, Sarah C X. Bogle, Director, Schen-
ley Park.
University of Pittsburg, comprises School
of Liberal Arts, of Engineer Ing, of
Mines, of Economics, of Education, of
Law, of Medicine, of Dentistry, of Phar-
macy and Graduate School, co-ed , non-
sect , est 1787, Samuel Black McCor-
mick, LL D , Chancellor
University of Pittsburg, School of Educa-
tion, teachers' training courses, Will
Grant Chambers, A M, Dean
University of Pittsburg, School of Econ-
omics, prep for business careers, consu-
lar service journalism, day and even-
Ing sessions, John Thorn Holdswo-rth, Ph
D , Dean
University of Pittsburg, School of Mines,
mining (general, coal, oil, gas), metal-
lurgy (general, Iron, steel), geology*
ceramics, Samuel Alfred Taylor, C E ,
Dean
University of Plttsburg- School of Engineer-
Ing, courses In civil, mechanical, elec-
trical, chemical, and sanitary engineer-
ing Frederic L Bishop Ph D , Dean
University of Pittsburg, Law School, law,
co-ed i non-sect , est 1896, John D Sha-
fer, Dean, Perryville Ave , A
University of Pittsburg, Medical Depart-
ment med , reg , co-ed , est 1885, Thom-
as Shaw Arbuthmot, M. D, Dean, Bere-
ton and 80th.
Ursnline Young Ladies' Academy, girls'
boarding, R C , Sister M Ursula, Prin ,
Wlneblddle and Pa Ave
Western Theological Seminary, theol , men,
boarding, Presb , est 1825, Rev James
Anderson Kelso, Ph D, D D,, President
7S1 Ridge Avenue, K S
Pittston, Xnzerne Co,, pop 16 267.
Pres. Bd Edue— John H. Foy
Sec. Bd. Edu(V— Janaes A. Joyce.
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City Superintendent — Francis MoGuigan
Drawing — Tabitha Conrad
St. John's School* prep , co-ed » Rev J P
O'Malley, Prin
Plymouth, Luzerne Co , pop 16,996
City Superintendent — Sherman L Smith
Plymouth Meeting, Montgomery Co, pop
1,006.
Plymouth Meeting Friend* School, prep,
da>, co-ed, Friends, est 1812, MIBB
Helen Carson JLitezi), Principal
?ottstown, Montgomery Co , pop 15,599
Pres Bd Educ — H M. Lesilg
fcsec Bd Educ — N 1 Sehefley
City Superintendent — \\illliain W Rupert.
Principal High School— L I Loveland.
Drawing — Miss D D \Velsel
fettnographj — Jean Pearson
Hill School, bojs boarding, non-sect,
est 1S51, Alfred G Rolfe, Utt D, Head-
master
Pottstown Business College, bus and sten ,
F E Kelley, Pres
FottBAille, SchujlUll Co, pop 20,230.
Pres Bd Educ — Dr T W Swalen
See Bd Educ — Walter H Sterner
City Superintendent — E H Barclay
Principal High School — Harold G Weiss
Supv Music — Earl Haviland.
Commercial — Thomas Knowlea
Stenography — Marion Betz.
Hill School, prep , co-ed , non-sect , est
1875, Mrs. S A Thurlow, Prin
Pottsville Business College, bus. and sten ,
est. 1895, Frank Taylor, Prin
Punxsntawney, Jefferson Co., pop 9,058
Pres Bd Bduc — W W Winslow
Sec Bd Educ — W A Sutter
City Superintendent — Frank S Jackson
Principal High School — R S Boots
Supv Music — Elizabeth Putney
Phj steal Culture — W H Colegrove
Draw & Pen ship — M E Bennett
Stenog'y — J S. Hause,
Bankln Station. Allegheny Co , pop 6,042
City Superintendent — Rozell S Penfleld
Beading;, Berks Co , pop 96,071.
Pres Bd Bduc — J Edward Wanner
Sec Bd Educ — Francis Roland, Jr
District Superintendent — Charles S. Foos.
General Supervisor— Amanda E Stout
Grade Supervisor — Mary S Addaxns.
Grade Supervisor — Araminta B Richards.
Supv Music — Lizzie I McGowan
Director Man. Tr— Wallace D Hackett.
Draw and Wr — Lillle V Schoener
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
High School for Boys, 8th and Washington,
Robert S Birch, Principal,
High School for Girls, 4th and Court eta.;
Mary H Mayer, Principal.
Evening High School, 8th and Washington;
Samuel P Dietrich, Principal,
Beading — continued
Collegiate Institute, prep , co-ed , J. V
George, D D , Ph D , Frin
Inter-State Commercial College, bus and
sten , est 1885, Rev H Y Stoner, M I
A President, 439 Penn Square
Reading Classical School for Boys and
Girls, prep , co-ed , non-sect., S. W
Kerr, Ambrose Cort, Prins
School of Commerce, The, bus and sten ,
E K Shoop Prin
Schuylkill Seminary, prep , co-ed , Evang ,
est. 1881, Rev Warren F Teel, Ph M.,
Prm
Stuarts School, prep , girls, non-sect , est,
1881 , Miss Anna M Stuart, Prin
Renot o, Clinton Co , pop 4,621
Pies Bd Educ— W E Mallery
Sec Bd Bduc — & W Wagner
City Superintendent — Geo A Mincemoyer
Music & Diaw — Gertiude G Shepherd
Ridgway, Elk Co , pop 5,408,
Pres Bd Educ —A L Bell
Sec Bd Educ — J M Schram
City Superintendent — Walter M Pierce
Principal High School — C M Rosenberry
Supv Mus & Pen'ship — Grace Sutton
Manual Training — George E Rich
Domestic Science — Catherine A Signer
Physical Culture — George Van Aken
Drawing — Margaret A Flynn
Com'l & Stenog'y— Mollie B Wilson.
Ridley Park, Delaware Co, pop 1,761
Principal of Schools — J F Parsons
Riegelsvllle, Bucks Co , pop 600
Riegelsville Academy, prep , co-ed , Re-
formed, est. 1882, Glenn C Heller, A. M,
Prin
Rochester, Beaver Co , pop. 5,903.
city Superintendent — William S Taft
>nt, Montgc
• Co » pop. 859
Kirk B School, girls boarding, non-sect,,
The Misses Kirk, Prins
Royeraford, Montgomery Co, pop 8,078
Clt> Supt and Pun H S — Chas. C Peters.
Saint Marys, Elk Co , pop 0,846.
City Superintendent — J J Lynch
SaJtsburg, Indiana Co., pop. 1,044.
Klsklmlnetas Springs School, prep , boys*
boarding, non-sect , est. 1888, A* W
Wilson, Jr. Ph D, Prin
Sandy Lake, Mercer Co , pop. 686
Principal of Schools — J B Edwards
Sayre, Bradford Co , pop. 6,426.
City Superintendent — Lewis E DeLaney
Schnylldll Haven, SchuylklU Co, pop. 4,747.
Pres Bd Eduo — John Robert Jones
Sec Bd Educ — Irvln W Tyson.
Supv Principal — B P Heckert.
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Scranton, Lackawanna Co , pop 129,867
Pres Bd Educ — C H. Von Storch.
Sec Bd Educ — E D Fellows
City Superintendent — George Howell
Principal High School— A H Welles
Prln Technical High — Ronald P Oleason
Prin Central High School — A H Welles
Supv Music — W W Jones
Physical Culture— Alice B Blair
Drawing — Angela G Blewltt
Kindergarten — Elisabeth F Rice.
Commercial Institute, bus and sten , J
N Sznoot, Manager
Holy Rosary Academy, girls' boarding,
R C , est 1882, Sisters of Immaculate
Heart of Mary
Mount St Mary's Seminary, girls' boarding
R C , est 1902 Mother M Cyril
St Cecilia Academy, prep: co-ed.; R. C.S
Mother M Crescentla, Prln
St John's Convent School, prep , girls,
R C , est 1885 Sister Superior
St John the Baptist German School, prep ,
co-ed , R C , est 1885, Rev F Flicker,
Principal
St Thomas College, boys* boarding, R. C.,
Brother E Lewis, Prln
School of the Lackawanna, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect est 1873, Rev John D Skllton,
Principal
Scranton Conservatory of Music, music,
co-ed , est 1896, J Alfred Pennlngton,
Director 604 Linden Street
Scranton-Lackawanna Business College
bus and sten , est 1894, J H* Seeley,
Principal, Adams and Linden
Sellnsgrove, Snvder Co , pop 1,478
Pres Bd Educ — W E Houseworth
Sec Bd Educ — P A Herman
City Superintendent — S M Smyser
Principal High School — S M Smyser
Susauehanna University, coll co-ed.,
Luth , est 1858, Rev Charles T Alken,
A M, D D, President
Theological Seminary of Susquehanna Uni-
versity, theol , men, Luth , est 1858,
Rev Frank F Manhart, D D, Dean
Sewlcklev, Allegheny Co , pop 4.479
City Superintendent — William E Mark
Principal High School— A H Maurer
Sewlckley Preparatory School , prep , oo-ed. ,
non-sect est 1899, M A Munson, Prln
Shamokta, Northumberland Co, pop 10,588
City Superintendent — Joseph Howerth.
Township Supt — P Frank Brennan
Sharon, Merger Co , pop 15 970
Pres Bd Eduo — David Adams.
Sec Bd Educ — W Whltehead.
City Superintendent — Samuel H Hadley
Principal High School — W P Gamble
Supv Music — D A Vaughn
Manual Training — Roy O Benedict
Domestic Science — Grace Eccles.
Drawing— rMlss Louise McCurdy
Penmanship — B F Watson.
Academy of the Holy Child Jesus, girls'
boarding, R. C., est. 1867; Mother It
Teresa, Superior
Sharon — continued
Hall Institute, prep , co-ed., Bapt, esU
1888, H C Hall, D D, Pres.
Sharon College of Commerce, bus and
sten , est 1896, J P Amspoker, Princi-
pal
Sharpsburgr, Allegheny Co , pop. 8,158.
City Superintendent — A. 8. Jamison.
Sharps* llle, Mercer Co, pop 8,634
Pres Bd Educ — Frank Pierce
Sec Bd Bduc-— H B Wert.
City Superintendent — William M Johnston.
Principal High School— C F W McCready.
Supv Music — Vivian Kennedy
Draw and Fen* ship — Mamie Price
Commercial — Muriel Hlllard.
Shenandoab, SchuyDdll Co , pop. £2,774.
Pres Bd Bduc — Dr J J Brennan, D D S
Sec Bd Bduc — John J Cuff.
City Superintendent — J W Cooper
Principal High School — James R. Lewis.
Supv Music — Martha Lost
Com 1 & Stenog'y — Bertha Holderman
Shlppensburg, Cumberland Co , pop 8,457.
Pres Bd Educ — W A Lutz.
Sec Bd Eduo — C E Warren
City Superintendent — A. L Shulenberger.
Principal High School — A B Moyer
Drawing — Miss Cora Clever
Cumberland Valley State Normal School.
normal, state, co-ed , Ezra Lehman,
Principal
Siegfried, Northampton Co , pop 2,050.
Principal High School — Harry W Shlmer
Slatlngton, £ehlgh Co., pop. 4,454.
City Superintendent — James W Snyder
Slippery Bock, Butler Co., pop. 870.
Slippery Rock State Normal School, nor*
mal, state, co-ed . Albert E. Maltby, Ph
D. Pres
South Bethlehem, Northampton Co, pop.
19,978
Pres Bd Educ— Mahlon Rltter
Sec Bd Bduc — R J Yost
City Superintendent — Owen R Wilt.
Principal Central H S— A. H. Book.
Supv Music — B A Bardley
Drawing — E May Kalnard
Blshopthorpe Manor, girls' boarding; P E.;
est. 1866, Claude N Wyant, Prln
Lehigh University, courses in arts and sci-
ence, civil, mechanical, metallurgical,
electrical, and chemical engineering;
men non-sect , est 1866, Henry 8.
Drinker LL D , Pres
South Bethlehem Business College, bus and
sten , est 1897, W F Magee, Principal
South Fork, Cambria Co , pop 4,59*.
Pres Bd Educ — James Hampton.
Sec Bd Educ — J C Penrod.
City Superintendent — Wm f1 Crawford.
Principal High School — H F Gookley
South Sharon, Mercer Co , pop 10,190
City Superintendent — L R Bokles
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PENNSYLVANIA
Spring City, Chester Co , pop 2,880
Pies Bd Educ— J S Witt
Sec Bd. Edue — W O McMIchael
City Superintendent — Thomas A Book
Drawing — D H Smedley
Pen'shlp, Com'l & Stenog*y — H May Bailer
Spring: Hills, Center Co , pop 500
Spring: Mills Academy prep , co-ed , est
1866, D M Wolf, D D, Prln
Standing Stone, Bradford Co , pop 119.
Reynolds Business Academy, prep, bus.
and sten , est 1894, Harrah J Reynolds,
A. M, Principal
State College, Center Co., pop. 1,425.
Pennsylvania State College, comprises
School of \grlculture of Liberal Arts,
of Engineering, of Mines, of Natural
Science state co-ed , est 1863, Edwin
Earle Sparks LL. D , President
Pennsylvania State College, School of Agri-
culture, agric , animal husbandry, dairy-
ing forestrv landscape gardening, Ralph
L Watts, M S, Dean.
Pennsylvania State College, School of En-
gineering depts of civil electrical, me-
chanical, Industrial, materials, and archi-
tectural engineering, John Price Jackson,
E E Dean
Pennsylvania State College, School of Mines,
four-year and short courses in mining-
and metallurgy, Walter Richard Crane,
Ph D , Dean
Pennsylvania State College, School of Nat-
ural Science, chemistry, physics and zo-
ology, George Gilbert Pond, Ph D, Dean
Steelton, Dauphin Co , pop 14,246.
City Superintendent — Lemuel E McGlnnls.
Principal High School — Charles 8 Davis.
Stewartstown, York Co , pop 674
Stewartstown Collegiate Institute, prep ,
co-ed , non-sect, John E Bahn, Prin
Stroudaburg, Monroe Co , pop 4,8*79
City Superintendent— Will H Ramsey
Sugargrove, Warren Co, pop 511
Principal High School— R Welch
Sugargrove Seminary prep , co-ed , board-
ing, United Br , est 1888, Adam F Kep-
hart, President
fimnmithlll, Carbon Co , pep t,30d
Supervisory Prln-— Harvey D Levengood*
8nnbury» Northumberland Co , pop 13,770
City Superintendent— Ira C. M Bllenherger
Swarthmore, Delaware Co, pop
Pres Bd Educ — Joseph B Halnes
Sec Bd BJduo— Mary H Thatcher
Principal High School— B Holmes Wallace.
City Supt — B Holmes Wallace.
Supv Music— Harriett Arnold*
Domestic Science — Mary E Stilwell
Physical Culture— Rickel H. Prench.
Man Tr A Draw —Joseph O Claghora
Swarthmore — continued
Swarthmore College, courses In arts and
science, and mechanical, civil, elec-
trical, and chemical engineering, co-ed ,
Friends, est 1869, Joseph Swain, LL. D,
Pres
Swarthmore Preparatory School, prep co-
ed , Friends (Hicksite) , Arthur H Tom-
linson, Head Master
Sweet Valley, Lnzerne Co,, pop 1,000
Pres Bd Educ — Dr A B Smith
Sec Bd Educ — H J Saunders.
Principal High School — A E Lewis
Drawing — Taleatha Conrad
Penmanship— ^John T Piatt
Swisevale, Allegheny Co , pop 7,381
Pres Bd Educ —James G Hays
Sec Bd Educ — George L Pyle
City Superintendent — Edward Magulre
Pilncipal High School — Charles M Shoup
Supv Music — Miss Floience Kelfer
Physical Culture—Miss Julia M Bright
Drawing — Miss Estelle L, Thomas
Commercial — Mlsa Alice G Whitten
Tamaqua, Schuylkill Co, pop 9,462
City Superintendent — J F Derr
Tarentmn, Allegheny Co , pop 7,414
Pres Bd Educ • — George M Qetze.
Sec Bd Educ — S M Kennedy
City Superintendent — Andrew D Undsley
Supv Music — J J Isensee
Drawing — Sara E Johnson
Com 1 and 8tenog*y — A. 3D Cole
Taylor, Lackawanna Co , pop 9,060.
City Superintendent — William S Uobinson.
Tbroop, Lackawanna Co , pop 5,183
City Superintendent — John J Q'Hara.
Tldlonte, Warren Co , pop 1,824
City Superintendent — Norman F Bish
Tltnsvllle, Crawford Co , pop 8,533.
Pres Bd Educ — Dr C E Splcer
Sec Bd Educ — George B Moody.
City Superintendent — Henry Pease
Principal High School— T Frank Tabor
Supv Music— Miss Jessie S Stoddard.
Domestic Science — Josephine W Borner
Drawing — Marjorie Baltzel
Com'l and Stenog/y — Edgar Me Alone.
St Joseph's Academy, girls' boarding, B.
0 , est 1870, Sister Superior, Directress.
Tltusville Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1901, Prof W J Cable, Pres
Torresdale, Suburb of Philadelphia.
Academy Of the Sacred Heart, prep ; co-
ed , R CM Mother Henrietta Spaldmg,
Prin
Towanda, Bradford Co., pop 4,881.
Free B& Educ,— A. J Wilt
Sec Bd HJduC— F J Xingsley
City Superintendent— L. J Ruuail
Principal High School-— M G* Wilson.
Supv. Mus. amd Draw— Margarite Jones.
Towfcada Business College; bus. and sten .
est 1892, M S Cronk, Pres.
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Turtle Creek, Allegheny Co , pop. 4,995
City Superintendent — W A Rodger*
Tyrone, Blair Co., pop 7,176.
Free Bd Educ — W A. Klnter
Sec Bd Educ — 13 8 Parsons.
City Superintendent — Burdette 8. Bayle.
Principal High School — Fred Bright.
Supv Mus and Draw — Florence Mitchell.
Union City, Brie Co, pop 8,684.
Pres Bd Educ — Dr W J Humphrey
Sec Bd Educ — D B Jenkins.
City Principal — S C Humes.
Principal High School— S C Humes.
Supv Mus and Draw — Katherine Agard
Com'l and Stenog'y — Hazel Miller
Cnlontown, Fayette Co , pop 18.344.
City Superintendent — Clifford J Scott
Madison Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
est 1895, A M Van Tine, A. B, Frin
Upland, Delaware Co , pop. 9,221.
Crozer Theological Seminary » theol , men,
Bapt, est 1866, Rev Milton G Evans,
D D , Pres
Vandergfttt, Westmoreland Co , pop 8,676
City Superintendent — Glenn M Lee
Principal High School-^T V Pratt.
Vlllanova, Delaware Co , pop 226.
Villanova College, coll , prep dept , men,
R C , est 1842, Rev Edward G Dohan,
O S A, President
Wanamle, I^uzerae Co, pop 1,718
City Superintendent— Harry U Nyhart
Principal High School — George W. Coze
Warren, Warren Co , pop 11.080
PM*B Bd Educ —George B Colvin
Sec Bd Educ — M, M Dunham.
City Superintendent — Robert T Adams
Principal High School— P W M tressel
Supv Music— BerthA C Sifgino
Manual Trainings-John Broderlck,
Domestic Soience—- Laura DeFofest
Physical Culture— Ethel Morrison
Draw & Pen'ship— Lulu B Rogers
Com'l & Stenog'y— Dora M Raymond
Bolt Business College, bus and sten., est
1902, I J Hoff, Prin
Warren Conseivatory of Music, piano and
volee, co-ed , est 1907, LeRoy B Camp-
bell, Director
ti arren Correspondence School , cot resp ,
bus est 1901, C W Smith, Pres,
11 ashlngton, Washington Co , pop 18,778
Pres Bd. Educ — F P Baker, Esq
Sec Bd Bduc — R W Mason
City Superintendent — Thomas Q McLeary
Principal High School— George W, Gilmore
Supv, Music— J R. Burke.
Manual Training— J B Huff.
Domestic Science— Grace M Morton.
Physical Culture— Bessie D Farley
Drawing— Julia V. Ivesc
Blose School of Music, Johann M Blose,
Director
Washington — continued
Washington and Jefferson College, colL,
men, non-sect , eat 1786, James D Mof-
f at D D , LL D , Pres
Washington Business College and Normal
School, bus and sten , est 1889, Louis
Van Orden, Pres , Main and Bean St
Washington Seminary, girls' boarding, non-
sect , est 1836, Miss Lillian M Rosen-
kraus, Principal
Wayne, Delaware Co, pop 8,000
Pres Bd Educ-^-Parke Schoch
Sec Bd Bduc— Walter 8 Mertz
City Superintendent — George H Wilson
Principal High School — Amos Chamberlain
Supv Mus & Phy Cult —Florence W
Thompson
Manual Training — Amos Chamberlain
Domestic Science — Mary W Wheeler
Drawing1 — Florence E Brlnton
Pen'ship, Com'l & St'g'y— Mary H Brooke
Armitage Prepartory School, girls' board-
ing, non-sect , eat 1898, Harriet C Ar-
mitage, Prin
St Luke's School, boys' boarding; P B ,
est 1863 Charles H Strout, A M , Head
Master
Waynesboro, Franklin Co, pop. 7,199
Pres Bd Bduc — S P Ambrose
Sec Bd Educ— El B Fahrney
Citv Superintendent — J Hassler Reber
Principal High School — W Bl DeTurk.
Supv Music— Anna P Lumley
Domestic Science — Edith W Suffrlns.
Drawing — Mrs Lauretta J Shearer
Com'l and Stenog'y — Alphens V Becker
Waynesboro Business College, bus , sten ,
James T Austin, Pres
Waynesburg, Greene Co , pop 8,545
City Superintendent — W M Henderson
Waynesburg Business College; bus. and
sten , est 1901 8 F Stookdale, Prin
Waynesburff College, colh, ce-a&t Oumb
Presb , est 1*51, B F Baker, Pres
WeUsboro, Tioga Co., pop. 8,188,
Pres BA Bduc— Howard # Marsh
S'eo Bd Educ —Francis M Shelter.
City Superintendent — Henry B Raesly*
West Berwick, Columbia Co., pop* 5,512
City Superintendent— Harlan R Snyder
West Chester, Chester Co , pop 11,767.
City Superintendent — Addison L Jones
Principal High School — Joseph A Davis
Church Street Friends' School, prep , boys,
Friends (orthodox), est 1852, Rebecca
Saveny, Principal
Darlington Seminary, girls' boarding;, non-
sect , est 1851, Frank Paxton Bye, Prin.
Friends' Graded School, prep , co-ed ,
Friends, est 1886, Emily Hoopes, B A,
Principal.
Villa Maria Academy, girls' boarding, R.
C , est 1872, Mother M de Chantal, Prin.
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West Chester — continued
West Chester Business College, bus and
sten , J B Martin, Pres
West Chester State Normal School, normal,
state, co-ed , est 1871, George M Phil-
lips, LL D, Pres.
West Hazleton, Luzerne Co., pop. 4,710.
Pres Bd Educ. — Walter McAvoy
Sec Bd Educ —Walter Herbst
Principal High School— Mr Ernest Encke.
West Newton, Westmoreland Co , pop 2,880.
West Newton Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , S S Grossly, B C 8 , Prln
West Pittston, Luzerne Co , pop 6,848.
City Superintendent — Louis P Bierly
West Sunbury, Butler Co , pop 288
Sec Bd Educ — W O Ibaoh
Westtown, Chester Co , pop 110
Westtown Boarding School, prep , co-ed.,
Friends (orthodox), est 1799, William F
WIckersham, A M , Prin
WIIkes-Barre, Luzerne Co , pop 67,105
City Superintendent — James M Coughlin
Principal High School — J P Breidinger
Harry Hlllman Academy, boys' boarding
and day, non-sect . est. 1876, Robert L
LItch, A, M, Principal
St Mary's Academy, girls, boarding; R. C ,
Sister M Francisco, Superior
Wilkes-Barre Business College, bus and
sten , est 1910, Victor L Dodson, Prin-
cipal, 65 Public Square
Wilkes-Barre Institute, girls, day, Presb ,
Miss Anna M Olcott, Principal, 86 Mallery
Place
Wilklnsburg, Allegheny Co , pop. 18,924.
Pres Bd Educ,— J R Wylle.
Sec Bd Educ — M H Henning,
City Superintendent — James L Allison
Principal High School — W C Graham
Domestic Science— Cornelia Morrow
Drawing — Corrin Bakeslee
Stenography — Elizabeth Jeron
Wllliamslnirg, Blair Co , pop. 1,528
City Superintendent — Charles Lose
Williamson School P O , Delaware Co
Williamson Free School of Mechanical
Trades, boys' apprentice school, non-
sect, est 1891, Harry 8 Bitting, Pres-
ident
WiniamBport, Lycoming Co , pop 81,860.
Pres Bd Educ — O G KaunT, Esq.
Sec Bd Educ — A. J. Updegraff
City Superintendent — Charles Lose
Principal High School— P M Bullard
Supy Music—Mrs Edwin Relder
Manual Training— George D Barbey
Domestic Science — Mrs Anna G Green.
Physical Culture — George R Fleming
Drawing^— Rena Frankeberger
Penmanship— C C Hart
Commercial — A L Sterner
Stenography — Frederick E Wilson
Boys' Industrial School, indust , boys, non-
sect , est 1898, Rev T P S. Wilson,
Manager
Dickinson Seminary, prep , mus and art,
boarding, co-ed , M E , est 1848, Rev
Benjamin C Conner, D D , President
Potts Shorthand College, sten , est 1882,
John G Henderson, Prln
Wllllamsport Commercial College, bus. and
sten , est 1866, F F Healey, Pres
Wlndber, Somerset Co , pop 8,018
City Superintendent — Eden A Hower
Wlnton, Lackawanna Co , pop 5,280
City Superintendent — W W Lantz
Wyncote, Montgomery Co , pop 400
Chelten Hills' School, prep , oo-ed , non-
sect , est 1872, Charles K Smith, A, M.,
Prin.
Yardley, Bucks Co , pop 894.
Principal High School — IT S Shearer
York, York Co , pop 44,750.
Pres Bd Educ— R J Lewis.
Sec Bd Educ— D N Older
City Superintendent — Atreus Wanner
Principal High School — Amasa A Holden.
&upv Music — John Dennes.
Manual Training— J M Ebbert
Domestic Science — Mart E Kayler
Drawing— Elizabeth L Craig
Commercial — W H Bowman.
Patrick Commercial School, bus. and sten ,
est 1898, W H Patrick, Principal, West
Market Street
York Collegiate Institute, prep, co-ed.,
Presb, est 1878, E T Jeffers, D D,
LL D, Prin
York County Academy, boys' boarding;
non-sect , David Gardner, Prin.
York School of Business, bus and sten ,
est 1904, George R Pro-well, Principal,
Rupp Building
RHODE ISLAND
Population, 542,610 School census, 119,419 School age, 5-18.
Bhode Island is the thirty-eighth state of the Union in point of population,
having a total of 542,610 inhabitants, of whom 98 1 per cent . are white Of this
number 32 8 per cent , are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire
population, ten years of age and over, is 7 7 per cent , the state ranking thirty-third
in this respect The educational system of the state is as follows*
STATE COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE
WAI/TER E RANGER, State Commissioner of Schools Providence
VALENTINE ALMT, Assistant Commissioner Providence
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
Gov A J POTHIER, President Woonsocket
LIEUT -Gov B B BUROHARD Providence
SAMUEL W K ALLEN East Greenwich
GEORGE T BAKER Providence
FRANK HILL Ashaway
JOHN E KENDRICK Providence
FRANK E THOMPSON Newport
E C FRANCIS Woonsocket
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
EMERSON L ADAMS, President , Central Falls
JOHN F PEERING, Secretary Arctic
RHODE ISLAND GRAMMAR MASTERS' CLUB
JOHN H HARVEY, President Providence
ERNEST E WILBOUR, Secretary Centreville
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
Rhode Island has no county superintendents of schools, but has instead what
is called the "town system" of school supervision, each city, or, in some cases,
where the towns are small, a group of towns, having its individual superintendent
of schools.
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PUBLIC, PRIVATE AXD ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Anthony, Kent Co, pop 2,000
Town Superintendent — Henry M Waldradt.
Ashaway, Washington Co , pop 772
Township Supt — Henry J Wheeler
Principal High School— A B Crandall,
Ashton, Providence Co., pop 8,107.
Principal High School — Emma H Canfleld.
Bavrlngton, Bristol Co , pop 2,482
City Superintendent — William F Miner
St. Andrews* Industrial School, indust ,
hoys, Rev William M Chapln, Prin.
Block Island, Newport Co , pop 1,400
Principal High School— A C Blake
Bristol, Bristol Co , pop 8,565
Pres Bd Bduc— K W Church. D M. D.
Sec Bd Bduc.— Bertram W Wall
City Superintendent — John P Reynolds.
Principal High School— A. L Williams.
Commercial* — Miss Helm A. Stedmazu
Bache'0 Private School, prep, co-ed,, non-
sect , Miss Evelyn C Bache, Principal,
86 State Street
BurxiUville, Providence Co , pop 7,878
City Superintendent — Joseph C Sweeney
Central Falls, Providence Co , pop. 22,754*
Pros. Bd. Educ— B F G Llnnelt
Sec Bd. Bduc — B. E. Tripp.
City Superintendent — ffi L Adams
Principal High School — William Overton,
Supv Music — Walter G Dawlus.
Manual Training— H S Stockwell
Domestic Science — Annie B Davenport.
Drawing — Lottie Bloomfleld.
Pen' ship and Com'l — Helen J Glbnore
Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart,
prep , co-ed., R. C , Sister Mary Philip,
Superior,
Charlestown, Washington Co , pop 1,087.
City Superintendent — Irving H Greene
Coventry, Sent Co , pop 5,848
Town Superintendent — Henry M. Walradt.
Cranston, Providence Co , pop 21,107
City Superintendent — William C Hobbs
Principal High School — John K. Fenner
Cumberland, Providence Co , pop 10,107
City Superintendent — William H Winslow
* Principal High School — Louie L Whitney
Bast Greenwich, Kent Ce , pop 8,420.
City Superintendent — Samuel W Irwln.
East Greenwich Academy, high school, co-
ed., M. B , est 1802, S. W Irwin, Prin.
Bast Providence, Providence Co , pop 15,808.
Town Superintendent— James B D Oldham.
Principal High School-— Harold M Dean
St. Mary's Seminary, girls' hoarding, B C ,
Mother M Bernard, Superior, Bay View
Foster, Providence Co , pop 1,124
Town Superintendent-— Fred M Buker
Gloucester, Providence Co , pep 1,404.
City Superintendent— Jesse B. Howry
Hopkinton, Washington Co, pop 2,324.
City Superintendent — Paul M Barber
Principal High School — Walton E Brlggs
Jamestown, Newport Co , pop 1,175.
Town Superintendent — Charles D Burrows.
Principal High School— M. Burdlok.
Johnston, Providence Co , pop 5,935
City Superintendent— Ira L Nlckerson
Kingston, Washington Co , pop 550.
Rhode Island State College, courses in
agriculture, engineering and science, co-
ed , est 1890, Howard Edwards, A. M.,
LL D, President
Rhode Island State College, Department of
Engineering, courses in mechanical, elec-
trical, civil, and chemical engineering,
Royal L Wales, B S, Chief
Lincoln, Providence Co , pop 9,825
City Superintendent— Carl Holman
Little Compton, Newport Co , pop. 1,276.
Pres Bd Educ — J W Coomba
Sec Bd Educ— Mrs A. B Chase
Town Superintendent — J W Coombs.
Lonsdale, Providence Co., pop 4,500
Principal High School — William Winslow
Mlddletown, Newport Co., pop 1,708.
City Superintendent— Phillip A Brown.
St George; g School, boys hoarding, P B.;
est. 1896, John 3 Dlman, A. B , A. M,m
Headmaster
Newport, Newport Co , pop 27,149.
Chairman Sch Com — Dr C F Barker
Clerk — Rebekah K B Macvloar
City Superintendent— Herbert W Lull,
Principal High School— Frank £2 Thompson,
Cloyne House School, prep , boys, Episco-
pal, est 1896, Dr Oliver W hippie Hunt-
Ington, A. M, Ph D, Head Master
Hazard Memorial School, prep , co-ed.,
Rev Edward A Higney, Principal, Touro
Street
Marsh s Select School, girls, prep, Mrs.
Mary s W Marsh, Prin
Saver's (Miss) School, prep , girls, non-
sect , Miss Mary A Sayer, Prin
St George's School for Boys (see Middle-
town)
St Mary's School, prep , co-ed , R C.;
Sister M. Germalne, Prin
New Shoreham, Newport Co , pop 1,814
Town Superintendent— Alfred C Blake
North Kingston, Washington Co , pop 4,048.
Seo BO, Educ.— Toad's W Hunt.
City Superintendent — Rev Frederick D.
Blake
Prin. High School— Albert A. Grlflte.
North Providence, Providence Co , pop. 5.407.
Pre* Bd. Educ.— D P McCarthy
Sec Bd. Bduc. — O 8 Bowen
City Superintendent — R G Frame
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Pascoag, Providence Co, pop 1,000
Pres Bd Bduc — Clovig EL Hounds
Sec Bd Educ— Joseph C Sweeney
City Superintendent— Joseph C Sweeney
Principal High School— Timothy F O'Brien.
Drawing— Wilfrid GrinnelL
North Smlthfleld, Providence Co , pop. 2,699.
City Superintendent — George A. Smith.
Pawtncket, Providence Co, pop 51,6218.
City Superintendent — Frank O Draper
Principal High School — Elmer 8 Hosmer
Klnyons Commercial School, bus. and
sten , W H Kinyon, Prln
Sacred Heart School, prep , co-ed., R C.,
Sisters of St. Joseph.
St Josephs School, prep, co-ed, R. C.,
Sister M Loyola, Prin.
Portsmouth, Newport Go , pop. 2,681.
City Superintendent — Mrs Emeline B Bl-
dridge
Preparatory School, prep , cp-ed , Mrs.
Lucy M Phinney, Prln,
Providence, Providence Co., pop 235^02.
Pres Bd Educ — Howard B Gorhaxn.
Sec Bd Educ — Henry B Rose.
City Superintendent — Isaac O Wlnslow
Assistant Supt — Charles F Towne.
Assistant Supt — Ella L Sweeney
Supv Music — Emory P Russell
Domestic Science— Adelaide M AbelL
Physical Culture — Ellen LeGarde.
Drawing— Asa G Randall
Commercial — Augustus T Swift,
Kindergarten— Julia Pepper
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
English High School 40 Humboldt Ave,,
David W Hoyt, Principal
Classical High School, 48 Princeton Ave..
William T Peck, Principal
Hope Street High School, 114 Taber Ave ,
Charles E Dennis, Jr , Principal
Technical High School, 88 Oriole Ave.,
George F Weston, Principal
Academy of the Sacred Heart, girls' board-
ing, R C , est 1872, Mme Ann Barbour,
Superior, 736 Smith St
Arcade Shorthand School, est. 1912, E. M.
Brayton, Principal, Westminster
Bronson's School, girls nine to fifteen, The
Misses Bronson, 813 Hope
Bronson's fachool, The Misses, prep , girls,
Cornelia C Bronson and Caroline A.
Bronson, Prins , 813 Hope St
Brown School for Boy a, prep , boys, Miss
A Ketchum, Prin
Brown University, comprises Graduate
School, College of Arts, Philosophy and
Science, Engineering (civil, electrical, me-
chanical), Woman's College, co-ed,
Bapt , est 1764, William Herbert Perry
Faunce, LL D, President
Bryant-Stratum Business College, bus and
sten, est 1868, Theodore B Stowell,
Prin , 357 Westminster _,.,.,
Fielden-Chase School for Girls, girts1 board-
ing, non-sect , Miss Abble E Southwick,
Prin , 15 Greene St
Providence — continued
Friends' School, prep , co-ed , Friends, est
1784, Augustine Jones, A M , LL D,
Prln.
Holden's Private School, prep , girls, Miss
Abby F Holden, Prln
La Salle Academy, boys' day, H C , est,
1872, Brother Claudius Antony, F S, C,
Principal, 205 Founto Street
Lincoln bchool, girls' prep , non-sect , est.
1889, Frances Lucas, Prln, 223 Thayer
Magnus Shorthand School, sten , est 1900,
Max Magnus, Prln
Morris Heights School for Boys, boys'
boarding, non-sect., est 1900, John
Shaw French, A B , Ph D , Prin
Moses Brown School, prep , co-ed , est
1819, Seth K Clifford, Ph D, Prin, 257
Hope *
Providence Busines* College, bus and sten ,
H W Small, Prin.
Rhode Island College of Pharmacy and Al-
lied Sciences, phar , co-ed , est 1902,
James O'Hare, Phar D , Pres
Rhode Island Commercial School; bus. and
sten , est 1960, H L Jacobs, Prln
Rhode Island Institute for the Deaf, state,
est 1877, Edwin Gale Hurd, Principal.
N Main Street
Rhode Island Normal School, normal, state,
co-ed , John L Alger, Prin.
Rhode Island School of Design, art, co-ed.,
est 1877, Louis Earle Rowe, Director
St Xavler*s Academy, girls' day, R C ,
est 1851, Sister M Eulalla, Superior, 60
Broad Street
University School, boys' day, non-sect , H
M Rice, Prin
Women's College in Brown University,
same courses of study offered to men In
Brown University, Llda Shaw King, Litt
D Dean
Wheeler's SchotJ, girls* boarding, non-sect ,
Miss Mary C Wheeler, Prin , 26 Cabot
Richmond, Washington Co , pop 1,633.
City Superintendent — Charles J Greene.
Riverside, Providence Co , pop 1,271
Flagg*s School, prep, co-ed, non-sect.
E C M Flagg, Prin
Scltuate, Providence Co, pop 8,493
Pres Bd Educ — Charles Capwell
Sec Bd Educ — Eugene Youngs
City Superintendent— Andrew W Burgess
Pentecostal Collegiate Institute, prep , co-
ed , non-sect , E E An gel 1, Prln
Slatersvtlto, Providence Co, pop 1,147
Pres Bd Educ — John McCoffrey
Sec Bd Bduc— B R Esty
City Superintendent — Dr E F Hamlln
Supv Music — Phoebe Hendrlcks,
Smlthfleld, Providence Co , pop 2,739
City Superintendent — Irving S Cook.
South Kingston, Washington Co, pop 5,176,
Principal High School— A J Maryott
Stepping Stone Kindergarten, kind , est
1892, Anna Schllepstein, Prin, Peace
Dale
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RHODE ISLAND
Tiverton, Newport Co , pop. 4,082
City Superintendent — A. Lincoln Hambly
Valley Ifells, Providence Co, pop 8,818
Township Superintendent — W H WInslow
Warren, Bristol Co , pop 6,585
City Superintendent — Leroy G Staple*.
St Jean Baptlste School, prep , co-ed , R.
C , Rev J A Fauteux, Main St
Warwick, Kent Co , pop 26,629.
Pres BO. Educ — John B Nolan.
Sec. Bd. Educ. — Charles H. Poland.
City Superintendent— Blwood T Wyman
Principal High School— Chester W Tudbury
Supv Music — Mary T McCormaok.
Drawing — Alma C Field.
Penmanship — T A. Walton.
St John the Baptist School, prep . co-ed j
R C , Rev D B Brunelle, Prln
Westerly, Washington Co , pop. 8,696.
City Superintendent — Win. H Holmes, Jr.
Principal High School — Willard H. Bacon
Westerly — continued
Pendleton's School, Miss, prep , girls, Anna
Sayles Fendleton, Prin, 22 Cross St
Westerly Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1897, W B Canfleld, Prin.
Woonsocket, Providence Co., pop 88,125.
Pres Bd* Educ — John S. Blondin.
Sec Bd. Educ — George A Smith.
City Superintendent — Prank E McFee
Principal High School — C C Spratt,
Supv Music — Frank E Kettlety.
Drawing— Clara E Fond.
Pen 'ship and Com'l — E B HilL
Stenography — Madeleine Cass
Cook's Private School, day school for little
boys and girls, Miss Getrude N Cook,
Principal, 59 Woodland Road
Convent of Jesus and Mary, girls' board-
ing, R C , Mother St Claver, 61 Park
Ave
Sacred Heart College, boys' boarding, R.
C , Brother Irenee, Director, 43 Hamlet
Avenue
Woonsocket Commercial School, bus. and
eten , non-sect , co-ed , est 1897, E B
Hill, Principal, 85 Green Street
SOUTH CAROLINA
Population, 1,515,400 School census, 524,328 School age, 6-21
South Carolina is the twenty-sixth state of the Union in point of population,
having a total of 1,515,400 inhabitants, of whom 44 8 per cent, are white. Of this
number 4 per cent are foreign born. The percentage of ilhteraacy of the entire
population ,ten years of age and over, is 25 7 per cent , the state ranking forty-
eighth in this respect The educational system of the state is as follows:
STATE SUPERINTENDENT 'S OFFICE
J E SWEARINQEN, State Superintendent of Education
J A STODDARD, Assistant State Superintendent
W H HAND, State High School Inspector
W K TATE, State Supervisor of Elementary Rural Schools
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
STATE BOABD OF EDUCATION
GOVERNOR COLE L BLEASE, ex-officio, Chairman
SUPEEINTENDANT J E SwEARiNGBN, ex-officio, Secretary
Columbia
Columbia
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE TEACHERS'
A H GASQUE, President
LEONARD T BAKER, Secretary
ASSOCIATION
Florence
Columbia
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE COLORED TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
N J FREDERICK, President
S L FINLEY, Secretary
Columbia
Chester
County
Abbeville
Aiken
Anderson
Bam berg
Barn weu
Beaufort
Berkeley A.
Calhoun
Tiarleston
herokee
heater.
sterfleld
Clarendon
Colleton H.
COUNTY SU1
Name and Address
W R Bradley, Abbeville
C H Seigler, Aiken
J B Felton, Anderson
R W D Rowell, Bamberg
H J Crouch, Barn well
B H Boyd, Hardeeville
H. JDeHay, Mqncks Corner
El P
xau jurejcicby, jxLunvn.0 turner
D S Murphy, St Matthews
Waring, Charleston
3 McKown, Gaffney
"W p. Knor, Chester
R. A Rouse, Cheraw
E J Browne, Manning1
S Strickland, walterboro
Countv
Darlington
Dillon
Dorchester
Edgefleld
Falrfleld
Florence
Georgetown
OF EDUCATION
Name and Addreu
D L Lewis, Society Hill
R S Rogers, Dillon
John J Howell, St. George
W W Fuller, Bdgefleld
W "W Turner, wlnnsboro
A H Gasque, Florence
J W. Doar. Georgetown
S3TCUJI ft C fcV Wll U TT » JUrVCtA , \JTC V t g W UVF W U.
Greenville James B Davis, Greenville
Greenwood J F Wldeman, Greenwood
Hampton J W Rouse, Hampton
Horry S H Brown Con way
Jasper . J. B Ben ton, Rldgeland
Kershaw C W Blrchmore, Camden
Lancaster . .V A. Llngle, tiancaeter
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SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF EDUCATION— Continued
County
Laurens
Lee J.
Lexington .
Marion
Marlboro .
Newberry.
Ooonee
Orangeburg1 ...
L. W Livingston, Orangeburg
Name and Address
George L Pitts, Laurens
T Munnerlyn, Bishopvllle
H L Harmon, Lexington
. .W C Rogers, Marion
A* V Roesel, Bennettsville
Geo "W Brown, Prosperity
ThOB A. Smith* Walhalla
Name and Address
. R T Hallum, Pickena
8 M Clarkson, Columbia
J A. Carson, Saluda
County
Pickens
Richland
Saluda
Spartanburgf
J H. Brannon, Spartanburg-
Sumter J H Haynsworth, Sumter
Union H C Little, Kelton
Williamsburg .R. N Speigner, Kingstree
York J B Carroll, Yorkville
PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Abbeville, Abbeville Co , pop 4,459
Pres Bd Educ — P £3 Harrison M D
Sec Bd Educ— C C Gambrell, M D
City Superintendent— R B Cheatham
Principal High School— Mias Sara White
Supv Music — Miss Lorena Beacham
Ferguson-Williams Normal and Industrial
College (colored) , co-ed , B W Wil-
liams, Pres j
Atken, Alken Co, pop 8,600
City Superintendent— H H Scott.
Scofleld Seminary (colored), indust for
girls, eat 1868, Martha Scnofield, Gen.
Mgr
St Angela's Academy, girls* boarding, R.
C, est. 1900, Sister Celestlne Quale, Di-
rectress
Anendale, Barnwell Co, pop 1,800.
City Superintendent — W Jay McGarity.
Anderson, Anderson Co , pop 0,654.
Pres Bd Educ— J A. Brock.
Sec Bd Educ — G N C Boleman
City Superintendent — Elliott C McCants.
Principal High School— C W Riser
Supv Music— Mrs. C W Wilkle
Manual Training — G W Chambers
Domestic Science— Mias Georgia Marshall.
Stenography— Miss Mattie McCants
Anderson College, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
William H Hand, A M Pres
Bamberg, Bambert Co , pop 9,000
City Superintendent — B P* Allen.
Carlisle School, prep , co-ed , boarding, M
S3 , est 18 9£, J Caldwell Guilds, Head-
mastfe?
Batnwell, Barnwell Co, pop 1,400
City Superintendent — D P» McCain
Battisburg, Leztogton Co, pop. 1,^00.
City Superintendent— T M. SeawelL
Summer land College girls' boarding, Luth,,
«fet 1912; Rev P B Monroe, A. U,
President
h Aikeu Co, pop. 400«
City Superlntehdent-^-Judson
Beaufort, Beaufort Co, pop 8,000
City Superintendent — J M Moore
Beaufort College, prep , co-ed , non-sect.,
Lueco Gunter, M A., Prin
Belton, Anderson Co , pop 2,000*
City Superintendent— J B Walking
BennettBTille, Marlboro Co, pop 8,500.
City Superintendent — C V Neufler
Bethune, Kerehaw Co , pop. 850
City Superintendent— J A. Dennis.
Blshopville, Lee Co^ pop. 1^00.
City Superintendent— G B Duke*.
Blackflbnrg, Cherokee Co , pop 1,660
City Superintendent— B} A Montgomery
Blat&vlUe, BarnweU Co, pop. 1,400.
City Superintendent— G W> Coggin
Blenheim, Marlboro Co , pop 800
City Superintendent — Florence Doty
Bluffton, Beaufort Co , pop 850
City Superintendent — M C Riser
Bowman, Orangeburg Co., pop 700
City Superintendent— W T Davidson
Branchvllle, Orangeburg Co , pop 1,325
City Superintendent — Norman B Byrd.
Branson, Hampton Co, pop 500
City Superintendent — T H Campbell
OamAeta, Kershaw Co, pop. 8,509.
City Superintendent— J L. Legge
Mather Academy (colored), prep , eo-e&;
M A, eat 1886, Miss Frances V Rus-
sell, Priu,
Cameron, Oalhoun Co., pop. 475.
City Superintendent— P L Gelger
Campobello, Spartanbnrf Co, pop. BOO.
City Superintendent — J W Fulxner
Carlisle, Union Co., pop 500.
City Superintendent— W 8 Hutchison
Ca*t*r«villfl, Florence Co., pop. 480.
City Superintendent— tf C. BTUO.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
Central, Plckens Co, pop. 8180
City SuparlBtendent~-J W Wallace.
Cnapfr, iLextngtou Co , pop 600
City Superintendent — J, E3 Shealy
Cedar Spring Spartanburg Co., pop. 125.
State Institution for Deaf, Dumb amd
Blind, state, eat 1849; JT N Walker,
Supt.
Charleston, Charleston Co., pop. 58,83s
Pres Bd. Bduc— James Simmons
Sec Bd Educ—A. B Rhett
City Superintendent— A B Rhett
Prln H. a— W M Whitehead.
Supv Music—Otto Muller
Avery Normal Institute (colored), normal,
private, co-ed , Cong* , est. 186B, T New-
ton Owen, Prln
Academy of Our Lady of Mercy, girls'
boarding, R. C , Slater Mary Benedict*,
Prln
Ashley Hall, girls' boarding, non-wet, est.
1909, Miss Mary McBee, A, M,, princi-
pal, 172 Rutledge Avenue
Charleston Mercantile School, bus and
sten , Maizle J Bergznann, Pres.
College of Charleston, coll , city; men,
est 1791, Harrison Randolph, LL D,
President
Confederate Home College, women, non-
sect . est. 1867 Harriet F Bonan, Prln
Glbbes School, The, girls' day, P B ,
Misses S P and B S Gibbon, Principals,
Lutheran Theological Seminary, theol ,
men, est 1898, A G Voight, D D,
Pres
Medical College of South Carolina, mad.,
reg , men , est 1823 , Robert Wilson, Jr ,
M D, Dean
Medical College of the State of South Caro-
lina, College of Pharmacy, phar , men,
Robert Wilson, Jr , M D , Dean
Memminger Normal School, city normal,
women, est 1867; D M O'Drlscoll, Prin-
cipal
Porter Military Academy, boys.' bearding,
military i P E j est, 1867, Rev Walter
Mitchell, B D, Rector
South Carolina Military Academy, mili-
tary, etate, est. 1842, Col O, J. Bond,
B S, Prln
Stokes Business College, bus and •ten,*
A L. Stokes, Pres
University School, boys' boarding, non-
sect est 1912, Capt W IB Smith,
Principal
Walllngford Academy (colored), normal,
private, co-ed , est. 1868, Rev David
Brown. D D . Pres,
T M C. A. Night School, bus. and sten
Cheraw, Chesterfield Co, pop. 9,400,
City Superintendent—- B. C Mclver
Chester, Chester Co , pop 5300.
City Superintendents-William H McNalry
Principal High School— William D Ramho
Brainerd Institute (colored), prep , co-ed.;
Presb . John 8 Marquis, Prim.
Chesterfield, Chesterfield Co, pep. 1,000*
CU? Sttpertn.teiadent~rH> H, Haltivaager,
Clemson College P. O«, Oconee Co.
Principal High 8ohool-r-Mltt N, J Martin.
Clemson Agricultural College, of South
Carolina, comprises Academic, Agricul-
tural, Rngineertpg, Chemistry, Textile In-
dustry, and Preparatory Departments,
state, men, eat 1889, Walter Merrltt
Riggs, LI* D , President,
Clemson College, Agricultural Department,
four-year and short agric courses, Jo-
seph Nelson Harper, M Agr, Director
Clemson College, Engineering Department,
courses in electrical, mechanical* and civil
engineering and shop work, Samuel
BroadUQ Earle, M BJ * Director
Clemson College, Chemical Department,
courses in chemistry and metallurgy,
Richard Newman Brackett, Ph D,, Di-
rector
Clemson College, Textile Department, tex-
tile chemistry, dyeing, weaving and de-
signing, Charles 3 Doggett, Director
Clinton, Lanreng Co, pop, 2,000,
City Superintendent— E H. Hall
Presbyterian College <rf South Carolina,
coll , men, Presb , est 1880, Rev Pavi-
aon McDowell Douglas, D. D,, president
Thornwell College, for Orphans, prep , co-
ed , for needy orphans, Wm P Jacobs,
D D. Pres.
Clio, Marlboro Co , pop 960
City Superintendent— W. D Roberts
Clover, York Co , pop, 1,400.
City Superintendent — B Q Riddle
Cokesbury, Greenwood Co, pop 800
Cokesbury Conference School, prep , co-
ed, Meth , est. 1834, Rev G y, Clark-
son, Rector
Colombia, Blchland Co, pop. 90,819
Pres Bd. E&UC.— A. C Moore,
Sec Bd Kduo— BJ S, Preher,
City Superintendent— EJrnest a Dreher
Principal High School— H A Wise
Supv Music— Miss K. C. Bellinger
Manual Training — T A M Cook.
Domestic Science—Mrs, C D Southard.
Drawing— Mrs H S Watkjns
Com'l and Stenog'y— P P Jones
Allen University (colored), coll, oo-ed.1
A M ID , est 1880, Rev W W Beckett,
Pres
Benedict College (colored), prep, co-ed.,
Bapt., est. 1871. B. W. Valentine, Pres.
College for Women j girls' b*Jurdlng, Presto* ;
est. 1890, Miss Buphemla MeCllntock, A,
Columbia College, girls' boarding, M •.
So , est. 1859. Rev W W Daniel, A, M..
D D, Prln
Columbia Theological Seminary, men.
Presb,, est. 1848. Thornton Whaling, P
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SOUTH CAROLINA
Colombia — con tlnued
Draughon's Practical Business College, bus
and sten , est 1889, W S Chaplin, Man
ager 1626 Main Street.
Lutheran Seminary, theol , men, Luth.
A. G Volght Pres.
Macfeat Business College, bus, and atea.
est. 1892, W H. MoFeat, Pres.
Parochial School, prep , co-ed., R. a, est
1858, Madam Michel, Prin.
St. Marys Parish School (colored), prep,
co-ed , eat. 1892, Episcopal , Gustavus A
Sinkler, A. B,, Prln.
University of South Carolina, comprises
School of Arts and Sciences, of Educa-
tion, of Engineering, of Law, Gradu
ate School, state univ , co-ed , est 1805,
Andrew C Moore, Acting President
University of South Carolina, School o:
Education, courses for teachers, Patter-
son Wardlaw LL D , Dean
University of South Carolina, School of En-
gineering, civil, electrical engineering,
highway construction, M Goode Homes,
C B , Professor in Charge
University of South Carolina, Department
of Law, law, men, est 1805, John P
Thomas, Jr, Dean.
University School, boys' prep , day, non-
sect., est. 1906, Claude V Neuffer, B. Is.
Prln
Ursuline Convent, girls* boarding, Catholic,
est. 1868* Mother Angela Brownfleld,
Prin.
Conway, Horry Co., pop. 1,450.
City Superintendent— -A. W Bradley.
Cowpens, Spartanburg Co., pop 860
City Superintendent — W M Lykes, Jr
Cross Bill, Lauren* Co., pop. 800.
City Superintendent — F a Smith.
Darlington, Darlington Co, pop 8,78f.
Pres Bd Bduc — C B Edwards.
Sec. Bd Educ — George B Dargaru
City Superintendent — J C. Daniel.
Principal High School — Susie W Brunson
Denmark, Bamberg Co., pop. 1,800.
City Superintendent — E. M. McCown.
Voorhees Industrial School (colored), indus-
trial normal, co-ed , boarding, non-sect.,
est 1897, Martin A Menafee, Principal
Dillon, Dillon Co., pop 3,500.
City Superintendent — D. T Klnard.
Donalds, Abbeville Co^ pop. 500
City Superintendent — F. H. McKlnnsgr
Duewest, Abbeville Co., pop 700.
City Superintendent — S W Rabb
Due West Fenjale College, girls' boarding,
A. R. Presb . est 1859, R. L. Robinson,
Pres.
Ersklne College, coll , co-ed , A. R. Presb,,
est 1839, Rev James & Mottat, D D.,
LL D, Pres.
Hrskine Theological Seminary* theol. , A.
R Pres , men, est 1837, F T Pressly,
D D, Pres
Easley, Plckens Co, pop. 3,000
Pres Bd Educ— Dr R F Smith.
Sec Bd Educ — J L Camp
City Superintendent— W W Benson.
Principal High School— Miss Mamie Hart.
Supv Music — Miss Frances Darden
Edgefleld, Edgefleld Co, pop. 2,000.
Pres Bd Educ— A E Padgett
Sec Bd Educ — A S Tompkins
City Superintendent — T J Lyon
Supv Music— Marcie G Wantley
Manual Training — Celeona Tompkins
Domestic Science— Grace Tompkins
Physical Culture — Hortean Bidgett
Drawing — B Lizie Mima
Penmanship-— Hallie Grenaker
Commercial — T J Lyon
Stenography — Gladys Chappell
Edlsto Island, Charleston Co, pop 8,000.
City Superintendent — P E Connor
VUloree, Orangeburg Co , pop 825.
City Superintendent — G B Ingraham.
Estlll, Hampton Co , pop 500.
City Superintendent — N E AulL
Fairfax, Bamwell Co., pop 725.
City Superintendent — W P Coker
Florence, Florence Co*, pop. 7,057.
City Superintendent — Wilfred L. Brooker.
Presbyterian High School, prep , co-ed.,
Presb , Prof Briggs, Prin
South Carolina Industrial School, state,
boys, J L. Mann, Ph. D, Supt
Fort Mill, York Co , pop 1,650.
Pres Bd Educ — R F Grier
Sec Bd Bduc— W B Meacham
City Superintendent — F W Moore.
Supv Music— Miss Annie Russell
Fountain Inn, Greenville Co, pop 1,250
City Superintendent — T E Dukes.
Frogmore, Beaufort Co , pop 100
Penn Normal Industrial and Agricultural
School (colored) normal, private, co-ed.,
R. B Cooley, Prin
Gaffney, Cherokee Co, pop 5,000.
City Superintendent — R. M Ivins.
Cherokee Normal and Industrial Institute
(colored), nor, indust, co-ed., private,
A A Sims Principal
Limestone College, coll and prep , women.
Boarding, Bapt , est 1845, Lee Davis
Lodge, A M, Ph D, President
Georgetown, Georgetown Co, pop. 5,530.
Pres Bd Educ — Joseph Schink
Sec Bd Eduo — E V Emerson
City Superintendent— William C. Bynum.
Principal High School— Miss L M Brock.
Supv Music— Miss M E McFall
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SOUTH CAROLINA
Granltevffle, Aiken Co , pop. 1,000
City Superintendent— -Graves L Knight.
Gray Court, Lauren* Co, pop 550.
City Superintendent— J C Martin
Greeleyville, WUliamsburg Co., pop 550
City Superintendent — W M. Bonner
Greenville, Greenville Co., pop 15,741.
City Superintendent — B. L. Hughe*.
Principal High School — M B Brockman
Chicora College, girls' boarding, Presb ,
eat 1897, Rev S C. Byrd, D D, Pres
Furman University, coll , men, Bapt; est
1852, Edwin M Poteat, D D , LL D,
Pres
Greenville Female College, girls' boarding,
Bapt est 1854, D M Ramsey, Pres
Sacred Heart Academy, prep , co-ed., R. C
Madam M Patricia.
Sterling Industrial College (colored),
prep , co-ed . Bapt , eat 1854, D M.
Minus, Prea.
Greenwood, Greenwood Co, pop 6,614.
City Superintendent — William W Nickels.
Principal High School — M Hamer
Bailey Military Institute, military, non-
sect , est 1913, Col F N K. Bailey,
President
Brewer Normal School (colored), normal,
private, Cong*l, co-ed., est 1872. Rev
Homer W Stevens, Pres
Lander College, girls* boarding, M H So ,
est 1872, Rev John Owens Willson, D
D , President
Greer, Greenville Co , pop 1,200
City Superintendent — H B Domlnlck.
Hampton, Hampton Co , pop 725.
City Superintendent — A P Sites
Hartsvllle, Darlington Co , pop 1,800.
Pres Bd B3duc — William Bgleston
Sec Bd Bduc— J H Miller
City Superintendent — L W Dick.
Principal High School — L A Carter,
Coker College for Women, girls' boarding,
non-sect , A. J Hall, D B , Pres
South Carolina Industrial Home (colored),
pri., non-sect., est 1899, Rev Richard
Carroll. Manager
Honea Path, Anderson Co , pop 1,000
City Superintendent— -A. C. Daniel
Honea Path School, prep , co-ed*, J J
McLewain, Prin
Inman, Spartanburg Co., pop 700
City Superintendent— C B Wesslnger
Irmo, Lexington Co, pop. 800
Harbison College (colored), prep, co-ed,,
Northern Pretb , eat 1881, Rev C. M.
Young, A M , Pres
Johnston, Edgefleld Co., pop 1,000.
City Superintendent — W F Scott.
Jonesvllle, Union Co , pop. 600.
City Superintendent— M D Fulmer
Kershaw, Lancaster Co , pop 800
City Superintendent — J G Richards, Jr
Union Institute, prep , co-ed , non-sect.,
est 1895, Prof F D Sims
Klngstree, Williamsburg Co, pop 1,000.
City Superintendent— J W Swittenberg
Lamar, Darlington Co, pop 950.
City Superintendent — D D Grant.
Lake City, WUllamsburs; Co, pop 1,200.
City Superintendent — T Cook Covlngton.
Lancaster, Lancaster Co , pop *,000
City Superintendent— G B Pfleffer
Lancaster Normal and Industrial Institute,
(colored), est 1897, normal, private, co-
ed , A M EL Zlon, M D Lee, A. M ,
Pres,
y, Alken Co , pop 1,200.
City Superintendent-— W B Compton.
Landrom, Spartanburg Co, pop 450
City Superintendent— H. "W Ackerman
Spartan Academy, prep , boarding, co-ed.,
Bapt, est 1906, H L Riley, A B,
Principal
Latta, Dillon Co, pop 1JLOO
City Superintendent — L M Bauknlght
Laurens, Lanrens Co, pop 5,500
City Superintendent— Barney K Jones
Leesvllle, Lexington Co , pop 000
City Superlntedent— W C Arlail
Leesvllle College, coll , co-ed , non-sect.
est 1890, L B Haynes, A B , A. M ,
Pres
Lexington, Lextnffton Co, pop 1,000
City Superintendent— W E Black.
Liberty, Ffcfcens Co., pop 1,100.
City Superintendent— M S Richbourg
Lynchburg, L«e Co, pop 750
City Superintendent — W T McGowan
MoColl, Marlboro Co , pop MOO
City Superintendent — W B Cams
McConnlck, Abbeville Co, pop 600.
City Superintendent— M K. Meadors.
Manning, Clarendon Co, pop 1,500
City Superintendent — Ralph L Newton
Marion, Marlon Co , pop. 4,000
City Superintendent — T C Hastening
Principal High School— W R Marvin
Mount Pleasant, Charleston Cp , pop 8,500.
City Superintendent — H H McCaulay
Mnlllns, Marion Co, pop 1,800
City Superintendent — K D Senn
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SOUTH CAROLINA
Newberry, Newberry Co , pop 5*028.
Pres Bd Educ — J Marlon Davis.
Sec Bd. Bduc— W A. McSwain.
Prfn High. School— J B O'Neall Holloway.
Newberry College, classical, scientific, en-
gineering- (mechanical, electrical), and
preparatory courses, co-ed , Luth , est
1856, Rev John H Harms, D T> , Presi-
dent
Utopia Academy, prep , oo*ed., non-sect;
J M BIckley, A. B, Prin.
New Brookland* Lexington Co , pop 2,500*
City Superintendent— W N Marchant
Ninety Six, Greenwood Co , pop. 550.
City Superintendent— B F Ezell
North, Oraageburg Go , pop 650
City Superintendent— W L. Bennett.
North Augusta, Alken Co , pop 1*180
City Superintendent— Ernest Anderson.
Norway, Orangebnrtr Co., pop 550
City Superintendent — George L. Myers.
Olar, Bamberr Ce*, pop 600*
City Superintendent— Miss Jessie Boyd.
Oraageburg, Orangebniff Co, pop. 5,906.
City Superintendent— Albert J Thackston.
Claflln University (colored), ooll , co-ed.,
M B , est. 18i9, Rev L. M Dunton, A.
M., D. D, Pres.
Normal, Industrial and Mechanical College
of South Carolina (colored), co-ed,,
state, est 1896; R, S Wilkinson, Pres.
Orangeburg Collegiate Institute, prep., co-
ed , Bapt, W W Rivers, Pres
Pelzer, Anderson Co., pop 1,50*.
City Superintendent— John B Bonner
Pendleton, Anderson Co, pop 800
City Superintendent — T L Hanna.
Pickens, Pickens Co* pop 1,500
City Superintendent — J W Ballantine
Piedmont, Greenville Co , pop 4,000
City Superintendent — M C Barton
Pomarla, Newberry Co , pop 175
Rutherford Academy, prep , co-ed*, non-
sect, «st, 1889, John J Klbler, A. M.,
Prin.
Prosperity, Newberry Co , pop. 1,000
City Superintendent — J 8. Wheeler
O'Neall Academy} prep , coed.; Thomas
M Hills, M A., Prin.
Beldvtlle, Spartanburg Go , pop 875
City Sup«rtntei«tent-«.W. ft Witfhtttia*.
Reidville Female College, prep , girls*,
Presb . est 1857, J Whitner Reid, A* B., "
Prta*
ReldviHe Male College, prep » boys' boar*-
ing, non-sect. George Brlggs, Principal
Bockhilt York Co , pop. .
Pres Bd ffiduc— Dr J ft Miller
Sec Bd Educ— O, E. Cnrelttfbefg
City Superintendent*^LusCo Otanter
Bockhin— continued
Principal High School — BS W Hall
Supv Mus & Draw — Miss Sibyl Browne
Winthrop Normal and Industrial College,
normal, women, state, est 1886, D B
Johnson, Pres.
St. George, Dorchester Go, pop 1,000
City Superintendent— F W Simpson.
St Bfathews, Calhoun Go, pop. 1,500.
Pres Bd Educ — T H Dreher
Sec Bd Educ — J H Loryea
City Superintendent — T M Hamer
Principal High School — F O Grout
Saluda, Saluda Go, pop 650
City Superintendent— J H Shealy
Friendship College (colored), prep , co-ed..
M P Hall, Pres.
Seneca, Oconee Co , pop 2,000
City Superintendent — D L Bramlett
Spartanburg, Spartanburg Go , pop 17,517
City Superintendent — Frank Evans.
Principal High School— tJ G Blake
Converse College, girls' boarding, non-
sect, est 1890, Robert P Pell, Litt IX,
Pres.
Cecil's Business School, bus and sten , R
T Cecil, Principal
&astoc High School for Boys, prep , non-
sect, private, Hugh T Shockley, A. M.,
Headmaster
Spartanburg Business College, bus and
sten , Mrs L Neele Vernon, Principal
Woflord Fitting School, boys' prep , A. W
Horton, A B, Headmaster
Wofford College, coll , men, M B. So.,
est 1854, H N Snyder, LI* D, Pre*.
Springfield, Orangebnrg Go, pop 700
City Superintendent — C H. Kreps.
Smnmerton, Clarendon Go, pep. 900
City Superintendent — Llda Scarborough.
Summerville, Dorchester Go.,
City Superintendent-^George
> 2,355.
Webber
fiunter, Snmter Go, pep. 8,109.
City Superintendent— ^Samuel H. BJdmund*.
St Joseph's Academy, girls* boarding, R.
C , est 1862, Sister M Raphael, Direct-
ress
attm*onsvill«s Florence Go., J>op 1,708.
City Superintendent— W C. Herbert
Union, Union Co.» pop 5»68S*
City Superintendent— Davis JefiCrlM.
Clifford Seminary, girls' boarding. Presb.,
est 1881, Mrs. B. a Clifford, Prin.
VamvUlev Haaipton Gev^ pep, 55ik
City Superintendent-^Glaude Melton.
Wagener* Alkea Co^ pop. <0t.
City Superintendent — D I* Ridenhour
Walterboro, Gofleton Go^ pop. MOO.
City Superintendent— Cyrus L Snemly
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Westminster, Oconee Co, pop 1,800.
City Superintendent — W C Taylor
WlHlamston, Anderson Co, pop 1,200.
City Superintendent — R, L Cox.
Wllliamston Female College* girls' board-
ing, M. E. So , eat 1872, G S Goodgion,
Prin.
WllllBton, Barnwell Co, pop 700.
City Superintendent — 7 Parker
Winngboro, Fairfleld Co,
City Superintendent — J
pop
H. Thornwell, Jr
Woodruff, Spartanbnrg Co, pop 1,000
City Superintendent — B. B Hicks.
Yorkvflle, York Co, pop 2,800
City Superintendent — J H Witherapoon.
SOUTH DAKOTA
Population, 583,888 School census, 167,020 School age, 6-21
South Dakota is the thirty-sixth state of the Union in point of population, having
a total of 583,888 inhabitants, of whom 966 per cent are white Of this number,
172 per cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population,
ten years of age and over, is 2 9 per cent , the state ranking eighth in this respect.
The educational system of the state is as follows
STATE STJPERINTENDENT ?S OFFICE
C G. LA WHENCE, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Pierre
^OLIVER O YOUNG, Deputy Superintendent Pierre
BOARD OP TEACHERS' EXAMINEES
PAULINE E Bow Pierre MAUDE R CARTER Pierre
GUNDA J LAWRENCE Pierre MINNIE G ROLSTON Pierre
BOARD OP REGENTS OP EDUCATION
A E HITCHCOCK, President Mitchell
FRED W FORD, Secretary Elk Point
AUGUST FRIEBERG Beresford T W DWIGHT Sioux Falls
H REINETARDT Eureka A W ANDERSON Sturgis
STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD
EULWOOD C PERISHO, Dean State University . Vermillion
C G LAWRENCE, State Superintendent Pierre
KATHRYN M FRENCH, County Superintendent Elk Point
J C LINDSEY, Principal High School, Secretary Mitchell
STATE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
EIXWOOD C PERISHO, President * Vermillion
JANE L MOGRATH, Recording Secretary . Spearfish
J O LINDSEY, Corresponding Secretary . Mitchell
J V MUBPHY, Treasurer Platte
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
County Name and Address
Aurora D F. Baughman, Plankinton
Brown M M. Guhin, Aberdeen
Beadle Fred L Shaw, Huron
Bennett Minnie Robertson, Allen
Bon Homme Mrs M B Muller, Tyndall
Broo kings
Gertrude Stedman, Brookings
Brule Evalena Rossman, Chamberlain
Buffalo Nettie S Fraser, Gann Valley
Butte Susie Bird, Belle Fourche
Campbell Alex Wasmuk, Mound City
Custer Mary Humphreys, Ouster
Codington C K. Overhulse, Watertown
Corson 0 H. Belknapp, Mclntosh
Clay Alice Cope, Vermillion
Clark J W. Cotes, Clark
Charles Mix J V Murphy, Platte
Da vis on O E Brown, Mitchell
Day J H. Hetley, "Webster
Deuel Walter G Parish, Clear Lake
Dewey P S Jones, Timber Lake
Douglas T J. Markey, Armour
Edmunds Jannette Lewis, Ipswich
Faulk Mrs Hattie Marsh, Faulkton
Fall River
Irene Ferguson, Hot Springs
Gregory G G Warner, Fairfax
Grant Fred B Purdy, Milbank
Hand May Rudd, Miller
Harding Anna J Sparks, Buffalo
Hutchmson F C Beers, Parkston
Hanson Ethelyn Graves, Alexandria
Hamlln Allm Axford, Castlewood
Count} Name and Address
Hughes Wallace Calhoun, Pierre
Hyde Nettie W Welch, Highmore
Jerauld
Florence Murray, Wessington Spr'gs
Kingsbury H M Best, DeSmet
Lake Mrs A C Odee, Madison
Lawrence Florence Glenn, Deadwood
Lincoln Dilla E Wimple, Canton
Lyman C Ina Sutley, Oacoma
MoCook E A. Kaech, Salem
Meade Mary Daly, Sturgis
Mellette Sadie E Shives, White River
Moody Daisy D Carr, Flandreau
McPherson Lynn Slocum, Leola
Marshall Elise Vander Horck, Britton
Minnehaha
T T Thompson, Sioux Falls
Miner Nellie C Delaney, Howard
Perkins Frank Salisbury* Bison
Potter W J Breene, Gettysburg
Pennington
Mattie McMichael, Rapid City
Roberts Bonnie F Andrews, Sisseton
Sanborn Mrs Nellie Cook, Woonsooket
Stanley Grace Reed-Porter, Ft Pierre
Spink W H Beckman, Redfleld
Sully T L Mitchell, Onida
Tripp Mary B Campbell, Winner
Turner Joseph Swenson, Parker
Union Kathryn French, Elk Point
Wai worth Guy Schellenger, Selby
Yankton Theodore Halla, Yankton
Ziebach G M Drummod, Dupree
PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Aberdeen Brown Co , pop 10,758
Pres Bd Educ — H C Jewett
Sec Bd Educ — George F Slme
City Superintendent — H C Johnson
Principal High School — Joseph T Glenn
Supv Music—Blanche O'NHl
Domestic Science — Bernardino Cooney
Manual Training — G R Smith.
Physical Culture — Inez Clark
Com'l & 8tenog"y — Charles Lombard.
Aberdeen Business College, bus and sten.,
co-ed , est 1888, W M Gates, Pres
Granger Business School, bus and sten.,
est 1900, Frank E Granger, Principal
Northern Normal and Industrial School,
nor and indust courses for teachers,
co-ed , state est 1901, George W Nash,
LL D, President
Presentation Academy, prep , co-ed , B.
C , Mother M Joseph, Prln
Academy, Charles Mix Co, pop. 150
Ward Academy, prep , co-ed , Cong , est
1893. Rev L. E Can field, Prln
Union Co , pop 925
Principal High School— -G T Zixnxner
Alexandria, Hanson Co., pop. 1.200
City Superintendent — B D Evans
Principal High School — Ora King
Alpena. Jeranld Co , pop 600
Principal High School — F O Olson.
Andover, Day Co , pop 600
Prln H S — S D Olson
Arlington^, Klnsbury Co , pop 925
Prin HT S — T L Jones
Armour, Douglas Co , pop 1 475
City Superintendent — J B Johnson
Principal High School — J E Johnson
Artesian- Sanborn Co , pop 925
Prin H S— A J Smolley
Ashton, Spink Co , pop 650
Principal High School— J W Whiting
Belief otirche, Bntte Co , pop, 1,352
City Superintendent — N P Lang
Principal High School — A W Lewis.
Beresford, TTnlon Co., pop 1 600
City Superintendent— J A. Roberts
Principal High School— Grace M Elliott
Bonesteel, Gregory Co , pop 900.
Principal Public Schools— W C Harpster
Bowclle, Edmunds Co , pop 900.
Principal High School— W R. Thompson.
SSS
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Bradley, Clark Co, pop 625
Prin High School — Samuel Van Voorhfe
Brldgrewater, MoCoofc Co , pop 1 175
City Superintendent—George A. Myers.
Principal High School — Newton W 8pe«ee
St. Stephens School, prep , co-ed! B H
Sunning, Prtn
Bristol, Day Oo , pop 825
Prm*xl S— -L C Carrington
Brftton, Marshall Cfc, pop 1,500
City frup^rtntendent-r-Goo. J Bugbee
Principal High School — Edith Towne.
BrooktagB, Bracking* Co,, pop 8,285
Pres Bd Educ — George P Sexauer
Sec Bd Educ— -P jr Erie
City Superintendent — J W Browning
Principal High School— C C Dillon
Supv Mus & Fen'ship— Miss Minnie Col-
lins
Manual Training — C H Kama
Domestic Science — Miss Rilley McHlmurry
Convent of Our Lady of Good Counsel,
girls' boarding, R, C , Sister M. Gertrude,
South Dakota State College, courses in
Agriculture, Horticulture and Forestry,
Rome Economics, Engineering, Pharmacy,
Music, and Preparatory Department, of
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, state,
co-ed , eat 1881, Robert L Slagle, Ph
D, Pre$
South Dakota State College, Department of
Pharmacy,1 two-year course, co-ed , est,
18S9, B T Whitehead, Ph C, Dean
South Dakota State College, School of Agri-
culture, scientific agric courses, Arthur
A Brigham Ph D, Principal
South Dakota State College, School of En-
gineering, courses in mechanical, elec-
trical and civil engineering, Halvor C
Solberg, M E , Professor
Bruce, Brooking? Co , pop 525
Prin H S — W H Johnson
Bryant, Hamltn Co , pop 645
Prin H S— J W Ault
Canastof a, McCook Co , pop 80ft
Principal High School— A, H Helby
Evangelical Lutheran School prep , co
ed , Luth , J Fischer, Prin
Canton, Lincoln Co, pop 2.270
City Superintendent — D H Boot
Principal High School— O C Andrews.
Supv Music — H R Grant.
Domestic Science— Florence Dresser
Manual Training— EJ H. Brooks.
Augustana College prep , co-ed , Luth ,
Anthony G Tuve, Pres
Carthaare, Miner Co, pOD> 875
City Superintendent — G C Foreman
Castlewood, Hamlfn Co, pop. 750
Prin H S— P W Wetzel
CenfervUle. Turne? Co, pop 1,350
Principal High School— A. S Goodhna.
Chamberlain, Brnle Co., pop 1,275.
City Superintendent^! W Armstrong
Principal High School— Bessie Hanigan.
Chamberlain Indian Industrial School »
Govt school for Indians, co-ed,, est.
1899, John FHnn, Supt
Columbus College, boys' boarding, R. C >
t*t 1909, Rev M T Breen, CSV,
President
Clark, Clark. Co, pep. 1,400.
City Superi&tendenWW A* Thompson.
Principal ^igh Scheol^Guy Goddard.
£ake, Denfl Co*. POP* 1,000
Principal High Scheol-^A W Muoson
Colman, Woody Co,, pop 675
Principal High School— C J. Belseth
Colome, Trlpp Co , pop 700
City Superintendent— N I Ellis.
Colton, Mtanehaha Co , pop 875
City Superintendent — Ellen G Ferris.
Concle, Spink Co , pop 875
Principal High School— L W Martin
Coster, Cnster Co , pop 602
Principal High School — H J Morgan
Dallas* Gregory Co, pop 1,277
Prin H S— B D Barr
Deaclwood, Lawrence CQ,, pop 8,653
City Superintendent— -A lex Rtrachan
Supv Music— Mrs B D Troth
Supv Man Tr — L C Ennls
Domestic Science— Veda McGllliverey
Dell Rapids, Minn eh ah a Co , pop 1,839
City Superintendent— IT 8 Saris
Delmont, Douglas Co , pop 700
City Superintendent — George B Landers.
Evangelical Lutheran School, prep co-
ed , T G, BJggers Prin
De Sroet, Klngsburgr Co , pop 1,350
Prin H S — L E Lunn
Doland, Spink Co , pop 700
Principal High School — C H Stevenson
Edqremant, Fall River Co , pop 925.
Principal High School— T F p/e Wane
Egan, Bloody Co, pop 625
Prin H S — P A Geller
Elk Point, Fnlon Co, pop 1,282
City Superintendent — W A, Deyo
Principal High School — E A. Thaekaberry.
Supv Music— D May Miller
Convent of Our Lady of Good Council,
girls' boarding, R C , Sister Leo, Su-
perior
Elkpolnt Academy, prep , co-ed , F R.
Isaac, Prin
Elkton, BrookJjQgs Co,, pop. 1,000
Prin H S— Chas H Karch
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Emery, Hanson Co , pop 775
City Superintendent — C H McNttlty
EstelBne, Ham Hue Co, pop 950
Ctty Superintendent — H 0 Wackerman
Ethan, Davlson Co, pop 725
City Superintendent — H E Hawking
Eureka, McPherson Co, pop 900.
City Superintendent — G W Gruver
Eureka Lutheran College, nor and prep ,
boarding, co-ed, Bv Lutft , est. 1911,
Rev Richard H Bunge, A B , President
Flandreau, Moody Co, pop
City Superintendent — L H Brinks.
Principal High School — "W E Noyea
Rlggs Institute, 17 a Industrial School for
Indiana, eat 18&3, Charles F Fierce,
Superintendent
Port Pierre, Stanley Co, pop 1,075
City Superintendent— J B Beokler
Principal High School — G E Sperbeok.
Siipy Music ft Draw — Goldie B House
Domestic Science — Nellie Tracey
Manual Training — Joseph Pierson
Frankfort, Spink Co , pop 600
City Superintendent — L. C Ford
Frederick, Brown Co , pop 775.
City Superintendent — W J Cody
Freeman, Hutchfnson Co, pop 825
City Superintendent— W D Hansen
Freeman College , coll , academy, normal,
com'l, music depts , co-ed Mennonite,
eat 1903, Rev Eddison Moslman, Th D,
President ,
Gary, Deuel Co., pop. 795.
City Superintendent— W, C Gotthold.
South Dakota School for the Blind, state,
Mrs Leila M Curl, Supt
Geddes, Cbarfefl Co, p*p. 1,850.
Prin H 8 — E J Andrews
GettytlHUff, Potter C«, pop 1,100
Prin H S — -O R Comb el lick,
Gregory, Gregory Co., pop
City Superintendent — Thomas Tracy
Groton, Brown Co , pop 1,275*
City Superintendent — A C Bolstad
Prin H S— Mae H McCrery
Supv Music and Draw — Muriel G Jones.
Hartford, MInnehaha Co , pop 900
Principal High School — J D Coon
Hecla, Brown Co , pop 725
Prin H S— R E Rawllns.
Henry* Codington Co, pop 800
City Superintendent — J C. Meadowcroft
Hlghmore, Hyde Co*, pop 1,200
Prin H S— W F Hibb*.
Hot Springs, Fall River Co, pop. 2,140.
City Superintendent — R R. Lewis
Prin H 8 — Frances Hartman.
Howard, Miner Co, pop 1,175.
Prin H S— D R Goold
Hudson, Lincoln Co, pop 725.
Prin H S — Sarah Lyons
Humboldt, MInnehaha Co, pop 700
City Superintendent— L S. Hull.
Hurley, Turner Co, pop 825.
Prin H S— E T Peters.
Huron, Beadle Co , pop 5,791.
City Superintendent— J M Martin
Principal High School — J F Pinkertoxu
Supv Music — Jessie Vanderstein.
Huron College coll , prep , music, ooxn'l
depts , co-ed , Presb eat 1883, Harry
M Gage, A M, President
Ipswich, Edmunds Co, pop 900
Principal High School— Frank B Jonea,
Iroquois, Klngrsburv Co, pop 825
Principal High School— H. A. Sullivan.
Kennebec, L>man Co, pop. 750
City Superintendent — Vera Kahl
Klmball, Brule Co, pop 718
City Superintendent — O R Forsman
Lake Andes* Charles Mix Co , pop 925.
Prin H 13 — R L Crosswalt
Lake Preston Klngsbury Co , pop 980.
Principal BTgh School— A H Hansen.
Longford., Marshall Co , pop 750
Prin B: S— F F SchaetTer
Lead, Lawrence Co , pop 8,892
City Superintendent — Theodore Saam
Prin H 8 — Henry Nienhuls.
Supv Music — Myra K Peters
Drawing — Henrietta Ralston
Manual Training — Max Newcomb
Domestic Science — Ruth Simpson
Physical Training — C R Schmidt
Commercial — C E Kersey
Lennoat, Lincoln Co, pop 1,025
Principal High School— J C TJadexu
Letch er, Sanborn Co , pop 625
City Superintendent — B J Woodbury.
Madison, Lake Co, pop 2,600
Pres B<3 Educ— F C Metcalt
Sec Bd Educ— H H Holdrldge
City Superintendent — S T May
Principal High School— Juae Emery
Supv Man Tr — L N Griggs*
Commercial— P L> Arnold.
Domestic Science — Mabel Nloklas
Madison State Normal School, nor, state;
co-ed , J W Heston, Pres
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Mellette, Splnk Co, pop 725
Prin H S— B H Kahl
Memo, Hntchtnson Co , pop 825
City Superintendent— W F Albright
Midland, Stanley Co, pop 725
City Superintendent — Nina Duryea
Mllbank, Grant Co, pop 2,015
City Superintendent — S K. Clark
Principal High School — Nora 13 Koehler
St. Lawrence's School, prep , co-ed , R.
C , Rev L Brones, Prin
Miller, Hand Co, pop 1,500
Prin H S— W R Van Walker
Mitchell, Davlson Co » pop 6 R15
Free Bd Educ — O S Litchfield.
Seo Bd Bdue— A B. McKeeL
City Superintendent— J W McCHntom
Prin H S— J C Lindsey
Supv Music— Mabel Price
Manual Training— C M rogsdill
Domestic Science — Elsie Whittle
Physical Culture — Forest Fletcher
Com'l and fitenog'y — P A. Cooley
Dakota We a ley an University, coll , co-ed,
M E , est 1835, Rev W G- Seaman, Ph
D, D D, President
Holy Family School, prep , co-ed , R C.,
Sister Benlgnus, Superior
Mobrfdge, Walworth tou, pop 800
Prin H S — G J Scfegllenger
BTonrrose, MoCook Co, pop. 775
Principal High School — M H Hanna.
Mt Vernon, Davlson Co , pop 875
Principal High School— O J Smith
Jforthville, Splnk Co , pop. 500
Principal High School — N H Davis
Onlda, Sully Co , pop 525
City Superintendent— T L Mitchell
Parker, Turner Co, pop 1,400
City Superintendent — A N Wray
Principal High School — Ada Streeter
Parkston, Hutchlnson Co , pop 1,800
Pres. Bd Bduc —William G Glynn
660* Bd. Bduc. — Charles M Schlimgen
City Supt & Prin H S— C H Lugg
Sacred Heart School, prep , co-ed , R
C , Rev J J Reiland, Prin
Pierre, Hughes Co, pop* 8.650
Pres Bd Educ — J C Williams
Sec Bd Bduc —Tom C McNamee
City Superintendent — Morton C Helm
Principal High School — R. E Ratline.
Manual Training—Martin A Shale.
Physical Culture—Miss Lillian J Olander
Commercial — Miss Beatrice Lelssrlng
Indian Industrial School, Govt school for
Indians, co-ed , est 1889, C H Grand all,
Superintendent
Pierre— con tlnued
Oahe Industrial School, Mrs T L Rlggs,
Prin
Pierre Business University, bus and sten ,
est, 1907, James EJ SI in dee, Principal
Planklnton, Aurora Co, pop 1,000
Prin H S— Mary M Lyall
South Dakota Training School, co-ed , est
1887, A H Schlosser, Superintendent
Platte, Charles Mix Co , pop 1,115
Principal High School — J V Murphy
Fresno, Lyman Co , pop 1,175
Prin H S — H J Hanson.
Rapid City, Pennlngton Co , pop. 8,854
Pres Bd Educ — Morris Appel
Sec Bd Bduc — George White
City Superintendent — Robert B Irons
Principal High School — P A Qreeamyer-
Supv Music — Mrs Maude Newton
Manual Training — Mr K el ley
Drawing — Josephine Frazier
South Dakota State School of Mines, state,
co-ed , est 1885, Cleophas C O'Harra,
Pres
United States Indian School, Govt. school
for Indians, Jesse F House, Supt
Redfleld, Bplnk Co, pop 8,060
Prea Bd EJduo — Z A. Grain
Sec Bd Educ — J J Chapin
City Superintendent — B B. Myers
Principal High School— J B Martin
Supv Music — Hortense Smith
Manual Training— F C Hathaway
Redfleld College, coll , co-ed . Cong , est
1887, EJ A Fath, I/L D, President
Salem, McCook Co, pop 1,525.
Pres Bd Educ— W A Nye
Sec Bd Educ— N M Nelson
City Supt & Prin H S — Otho Kenyon
Selby, Walworth Co, pop 800
Principal High School— F J Nlmtz
Sioux Falls, Mtamebaha Co , pop 18,160
Pres Bd Educ — C A Christopherson.
Sec Bd Educ — W B Fuller
City Superintendent — A A McDonald
Prin H S— W I Early
Supv Music — Martha Cressey
Physical Culture — O R. Davis.
Commercial — George H Dean
Supv Dwr — Regina Teigen
Supv Man Tr— Robert Perkins
All Saints' School, girls' hoarding, P B ,
est 1885, Helen S Peabody, Prin
Lutheran Normal School, nor t Luth , uo-
ed , est 1889, Rev Z J Ordal, A B,
Pres
South Dakota School for Deaf Mutes, state,
co-ed non-sect , est 1879, Howard W
Simpson, Supt
Sioux Falls Business and Commercial Col-
lege, bus and sten . est 1884, G C.
Christopherson, Pres
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Sioux Falls College, comprises College,
Academy Music Normal, Arts and Crafts
co-ed , Bapt , eat 1883, Rev Edward P
Jorden, Ph D , President
Sisseton, Robert* Co , pop 1,600
City Superintendent — T E McDonald
Spearfish, Lawrence Co , pop 1,153
Pres Bd Educ— C D Calkins
Sec Bd Educ — Henry Court
City Supt & Prin H S— F H Griffin
Supv Music — Laura Brenn
Manual Training — Andrew Pedeson
Drawing — Miss Mary Schenk
State Normal School, nor , state , co-ed ,
Fayette L Cook, Pres
Spencer, McCook Co , pop 900
Principal High School-nT C Pasek
Springfield., Bon horn me Co , pop 1,000
Principal of Schools — Mrs L S Cooper
Indian Training School, government school
for Indian Girls C E Burton, Supt
State Normal School, nor , state, co-ed.,
est 1897, G G Wenzlaff, Pres
fiturgls, Mead* Co, pop 1,789
Pres Bd Educ — Fred Harlow
Sec Bd Educ — W H Johnston
City Superintendent — W H Wagner
Prin High School — Miss Charlotte Bushnell
Supv Music — Miss Eby
Manual Training — H Wagner
St Martins Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister Adelaide, Superior
8umml$, Roberts Co, pop 875
Prin H S — G S Peterson
Terry, Lawrence Co , pop 488
Principal Public Schools — G W Fallon
Tripn, Hutchlnaon Co, pop 875
Principal High School — W R Duncan
Tvndall, Bonhomme Co , pop 1,350
Principal High School — E M Everhart
Vermilion, Clay Co , pop 2,147
Pres Bd Educ — Dr A A Cotton
Sec Bd Educ — Charles Geppert
City Superintendent — Osher Schlaifer
^Principal High School — Sadie Lyons
Supv Music — Ruth Meberg
Domestic Science — Lottie Gugenham
Physical Culture — J U Elmer
St Joseph's Academy, prep , co-ed , R C.,
Sister M Stanislaus, Prin
University of South Dakota, comprises Col-
lege of Arts and Sciences, of Law, of
Music, of Medicine, of Engineering, state
untv , co-ed , est 1882, Franklin B Gault,
Ph D, President
University of South Dakota, College of En-
gineering, courses in mechanical, civil,
and electrical engineering, Lewis Ells-
worth Akeley, LL D , Dean
University of South Dakota, College of
Law, three-year course, co-ed , Marshall
McKuslck, Acting Dean
University of South Dakota, College of Med-
icine, pre-medlcal and fre<hman and
sophomore years, co-ed., Christian P.
Lommen, B S , Dean
Vermilion — continued
University of South Dakota, College of Mu-
sic co-ed , Ethelbert Warren Grablll,
Dean
Volga, Brookings Co, pop 825.
Prin H .S — A H Seymour,
Wagner, Charles Mix Co, pop 1,850
Prin H S— I E Wright
Wakonda Clay Co, pop 500
Principal High School— Rose Wright
Prin H S — J L McCommons
Watertown, Codington Co , pop 7,010
Pres Bd Educ — H S Fletcher
Sec Bd Educ — Maud Elklns
City Superintendent — L B Parsons
Pnn H fc> — R P Newman
Domestic Science — Clara Fraseur
Physical Culture— William Simpson
Com'l and Stenog'y — Ina Rowe
Supv Man Tr — M Kanavaugh
Watertown Business College, bus and
sten , est 1910, Lewis H Vath Prin
Wanbav, Day Co , pop 1,025
Principal High School — T F Hunt
Webster, Day Co, pop 1,775
City Supeiintendent — H C Simmons
Prin H S— A A Clement
St Otto's School, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Henry Mensing, Prin
WesslngtoiL. Beadle Co, pop 825
Prin H T§ — H H Rifenbark
Wessington Springs, Jerauld Co , pop. 1,098
Principal High School — F B Steece
Wessington Springs Seminary, prep , co-
ed , Free Meth , est 1887* G W Grif-
fith, Prin
White Z*abe, Aurora Co , pop 950
Prin H S — G W Grossman
Willow Lake, Clark Co, pop 800
Principal High School — Charles PauL
Wllmot, Roberts Co , pop 725
City Superintendent — F S Kinney
Woonsooket Sanborn Co , pop 1300
Principal High School — Alfred A Appllng
Yankton, Yankton Co , pop, 8,787
CItv Superintendent — F A Harmon
Principal High School — Mrs M W Lawton
Stipv Music— Alice Van Ostrand
Draw and Pen* ship — Vlnnle Wlnterlnk.
Manual Training — H E McCullock
Kindergarten Training School, nor kind ,
Alice Daugherty, Prin
Sacred Heart School, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister Angelica McColligan, Superior
Whites Business Institute, bus and "ten ,
est 1907 H E Rice, Prin
Yankton Business and Normal School, nor
and bus , 8 B Norcrocs, Pres
Yankton College, coll , co-ed , Cong , eat
1881, Rev Henry K Warmen, LL D,
Pres
TENNESSEE
Population, 2,184,789 School census, 766,849 School age, 6-21
Tennessee is the seventeenth state of the Union in point of population, having a
total of 2,184,789 inhabitants, of whom 78 3 per cent are white Of this number
8 per cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population
ten years of age and over ib 13 6 per cent, the state ranking thirty-ninth in this
respect The educational system of the state is as follows.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
SAMUEL H THOMPSON, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Nashville
M W. ROBINSON, Chief Clerk . ... Nashville
WILLIAM R. BOURNE, State High School Inspector Nashville
FRED B FRAZIER, Elementary School Inspector Nashville
Miss VIRGINIA P MOORE, School Improvement Organizer Nashville
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
GOVERNOR BEN W. HOOPER, President Nashville
SUPT SAMUEL H THOMPSON, Secretary Nashville
A L TODD Murfreesboro
J L BROOKS Johnson City
R L BYNUM Jackson
S H THOMPSON Athens
HARRY A. LUGE Nashville
C C HANSON Memphis
STATE TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION
Oov BEN W HOOPER, ex-officio, Chairman Nashville
SUPT. SAMOTL H THOMPSON, ex-offieio, Secretary Nashville
A. L. TODD . . Murfreesboro
J L BROOKS . .. . . Johnson Caty
COMMITTEE TO SELECT READING CIRCLE BOOKS
SAMUEL H THOMPSON, State Superintendent, Chairman Nashville
WILLIAM R. BOURNE, High School Inspector Nasfcville
FRED B. FRAZDBR, Elementary School Inspector . Nashville
M W WILSON, Superintendent Knox County Knoxville
J. D. JACOBS, Superintendent Rutherford County Murfreesboro
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TENNESSEE
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
B L BYNUM, President
P L EARNED, Secretary
Jackson
Clarksville
TENNESSEE STATE PUBLIC SCHOOL OFFICERS' ASSOCIATION
MABEL WILUAMS, President Memphis
P L HABNED, Secretary Clarksville
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
County Name and Address
Anderson Allan C Dug-gins, Clinton
Bedford L Wilhoite, Shelbyville
Ben ton M L. Hardin, Camden
Bledsoe John M Gerren, Pikeville
Blount . . H. B McCall, Maryvllle
Bradley S Y Adcock, Cleveland
Campbell H G Murray, Jacksboro
Cannon L B Summers, Woodbury
Carroll D T Barnhill, Lavinia
Carter M. D Allen, Elizabeth ton
Cheatham P H Duke, Ashland City
Chester N B Hardeman, Henderson
Claiborne Jennie Burkes, New Tazewell
Clay B C Ledbetter, Willow Grove
Cocke O L McMahan, Newport
Coffee J G Warden, Manchester
Crockett T E Lowery, Alamo
Cumberland J S Cllne, Crossvllle
Davidson Walter Anderson, Nashville
Deoatur G L Wortham, Decaturville
DeKalb J F Caplmger, Smithville
Dickson R. E Corlew, Charlotte
Dyer , R. M Oriels, Dyersburg
Fayette D K. Donnell, Rossville
Fen tress, . W P Little, Clarkrange
Franklin A. W Smith, Winchester
Gibson . J B Cummings, Trenton
Giles B H Gaultney, Pulaski
Grainger W M Condry, Rutledge
Greene Joel W Pierce, Baileyton
Grundy , Jno T White, Tracy City
Hamblen J D Self, Morrlstown
Hamilton James L Hair, Chattanooga
Hancock L J Catron, Sneedville
Hardeman J D Turner, Bolivar
Hardin C A. Lowe, Savannah
Hawkins Fred H Parvm, Rogersville
Haywood T R. Ogilvle, Brownsville
Henderson W H. Dennison. Lexington
Henry . . Joe Routon, Paris
Hlckman G C Harvill, Centreville
Houston . D J McAulay, Erin
Humphreys G W McKeel Waverly
Jackson . .J. F Gaftnes, Gainesboro
James J D Campbell, Ooltewah
Jefferson Charles H Bunch, Dandridge
Johnson J L. Shoun, Mountain City
Knox , . BC. W Wilson, Knoxvllle
Lake . R. C Donaldson, Tiptonvllle
Lauderdale G G. MoLeod, RJpley
County Name and Address
Lawrence
Napoleon Lumpkin, Lawrenceburg
Jno A White, Hohenwald
Jesse Hardin, Fayetteville
J C McTeer, Loudon
Alvin Zeigler, Athens
Aaron Brooks, Selmer
Lewis
Lincoln
Loudon
McMinn
McNairy
Macon
H H Howser, Red Boiling Springs
W A Malone, Jackson
A. S Kelly, Jasper
J G Stlnson, Lewisburg
J P Graham, Columbia
J H Bennett, Decatur
J C Kimbrough, Madisonville
Buokner, Clark sville
Madison
Marion
Marshall
Maury
Meigs
Monroe
Montgomery
Moore Miss Cora Wiseman, Lynchburg
Morgan J N Johnson, Oak Dale
Obion C. L Ridings, Union City
Overton C C Gore, Livingston
Perry R H Gray, Beardstown
Pickett B E Grace, Byrdstown
Polk W B Rucker, Benton
Putnam J M Hatfield, Cookeville
Rhea W E Stephens, Dayton
Roane E B Booth, Kingston
Robertson O H Bernard, Springfield
Rutherford J D Jacobs, Murfreesboro
Scott M. L McDonald, Huntsville
Sequatchie . W V Frelley, Dunlap
Sevier J R Keeble, SevtervlUe
Shelby. Miss Mabel Williams, Memphis
Smith J C Nichols, Elm wood
Stewart * W C Howell, Dover
Sullivan J E L. Seneker, Blountville
T W Hunter, Gallatin
A E Gwinn, Covlngton
Sumner
Tipton
Trousdale
tlnicol
Union.
Van
B F Hickman, Hartsville
Mrs Lizzie Roberts, Erwin
H G Loy, Maynardville
Mrs Ella B Worthington, Spencer
Warren B B. Btter, Irving College
Washington E S Depew, Jonesboro
Wayne J W Gallien, Pleasant Valley
Weakley Syl Fisher, Sharon
White , , J W McPeak, Sparta
Williamson Fred J Page, Franklin
Wilson W H. Knox, Watertown R B. 1
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TENNESSEE
PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Andersonville, Anderson Co, pop 100.
Andersonville Institute, prep , co-ed ,
Bapt, est 1898, Glenmore Garrett, A. B,
Prin.
Athens, McMinn Co, pop 9,800.
Prea Bd Educ — J R Naukeville
Sec Bd Educ— J R. Tuell
City Superintendent — 8 H Thompson
Principal High School — F M Middle ton,
Supv Music— Mies Julia Walker
Manual Training — Charles L Orth
Domestic Science — Miss Margaret Wilson
Athens School of University of Chatta-
nooga, prep , co-ed., M. E , eat. 1867,
Rev Robert B Stansell. B D, Dean
Atoka, Tipton Co , pop 200
Roblnsoa High School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect ,*R E Robinson, Prin.
Beechgrove, Coffee Co, pop 160
Beechgrove Training School, prep , oo-ed ,
non-sect , C. H Walker, Prin
Bellbackle, Bedford Co , pop 665
Principal Public Schools— R M Paty
Webb School, prep , co-ed , M E So , W
R and W^M Webb. Prlns
Bells, Crockett Co, pop 758
City Superintendent — It L. Conley
Birchwood, James Co, pop 189
Rutherford Graded School, prep , co-ed f
boarding, non-sect , est 1898, R T
Rutherford, Principal
Bloomlngdale, Sullivan Co, pop 100
Kingsley Seminary, prep , co-ed., M E ,
est 1877, Rev S G JKetron, A M,
Prea
Bloontvllle, Sullivan Co, pop 813.
Holston Institute, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
est 1884, Theo D Culp, A M, Pres
Bluff City, Sullivan Co., pop 548
Zolllcoffer Institute, prep , co-ed , non-
sect., R H Preeland, Prin
Bristol, Sullivan Co, pop 7,148
City Superintendent — Perclval S Barnes
Bristol City Business College, DUB and
sten , John A. McAllen, Prin.
Bristol English School, prep , coll., non-
sect., est 1910, John A. McAlIen, LI* B,
Prin
King College, coll , men, Presb , est 1869,
Rev Tllden Sherer, Pres.
Sulllns College, gills' boarding, M H So ,
est 1889, W S. Neighbors, A. M, D D,
Pres
Brownsville, Haywoofl Co , pop 8,888.
City Superintendent — C W Anderson.
Principal High School — J Clay Williams.
Butler, Johnson Co., pop. 510.
Watauga Academy, prep , co-ed , board-
Ing, Bapt , est 1900, Rev S W Tindell,
A M, Principal
Camden, Benton Co, pop 1,200
Pres Bd Educ — U A Potts
Sec Bd Educ— W P Beddick
City Superintendent — J D McAuley
Principal High School — J D McAuley
Benton Seminary* prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
est 1880, M L Hardin. B A, Prin
Carthage, Smith Co , pop 904
City Superintendent — U T Lowery
Carthage Training School, prep , co-ed.,
non-seot , J W. Beene, Prin.
Cedar Hill, Bobertson Co, pop 460.
Cedar Hill Institute, prep , co-ed , non-
sect . est 1892, W R Matheney, Prin
Centervllle, Hlckmnn Co, pop 1,097
City Superintendent — Wm P Morrison.
Centerville Training School, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect , est 1902, William Pope Mor-
rison, Prin
Chapel Hill, Marshall Co, pop 149
Chapel Hill Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , W B Thompson, Prin
Chattanooga, Hamilton Co , pop 44,604.
Comn'r Dept Educ — H. Clay Evans.
Sec Comn'r— Daisy Barrett
City Superintendent — Dewey A Graves
Principal High School — Charles Winder
Prin Howard H S (colored)— J A. Henry.
Supv Music — H D Wyatt
Physical Training — Mies Maud Chandler
Drawing — Mies Emma Owen
Commercial — Arthur Becker
Baylor's University School, prep , boys,
non-sect , est 1898, John Roy Baylor,
B A , Pres
Chattanooga College for Young Ladies,
prep , co-ed , non-sect , John I Cooper,
Prin
Chattanooga Medical College, med , reg ,
co-ed , est 1889, J R Rathmell, M D.,
Dean
English and French School, prep , girls,
non-sect , est 1893, The Misses Duval,
Prins
Mountain City Business College, bus.; sten.
eat 1885, J A Wiley, President, East
Eighth and Georgia
University of Chattanooga, college, music,
prep depts , co-ed , M 53 , est 1867,
Rev John H Race, A M, Pres
University of Chattanooga, School of
Theology, theoL, men, M B , est 1890,
Walter D Agnew, A M , S T B , Dean.
University of Chattanooga, Law Depart-
ment, law, men, est 1899, Charles R
Evans, A M, Dean
Chnckey, Greene Co, pop. 80.
Wesley an Academy, prep , co-ed , M. E ,
est 1888, Hubert Phillips, A. B, Prin.
Church Hill, Hawkins Co, pop, 5$
Alum Well Academy, prep , co-ed., non*
sect, est 1892, Wm C Patton, A B,
Prin.
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TENNESSEE
ClarhsvlHe, Montgomery Co , pop 8,548
Pres Bd Educ— Dr T H Marable
Sec Bd Educ — C D Russyon
City Superintendent — S L Smith
Principal High School— G G FosketL
Dom Science — Miss Jessie E McCulloch.
Supv Mus and Draw — Miss Lucetta Mars-
den
Com'l and Stenog*y — R IP Wall
Southwestern Presbyterian University,
comprises College and Divinity School,
men Presb eat 1855, William Din-
wlddie, LL D , Chancellor
Cleveland, Bradley Co , pop 5,049
City Superintendent— Dewitt C Arnold.
Centenary College-Conservatory, girls'
boarding, M E So , est 1884 Rev Bar-
ney Thompson, D D , President
Clifton, Wayne Co , pop, 711.
Principal Public Schools — J E Branden.
Frank Hughes College, prep , co-ed , board-
ing, non-sect , est 1904, R M Shlpp,
President
Clifton Masonic Academy, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect , J F Hughes, Prin
Clinton, Anderson Co , pop 1,200
City Superintendent — J M Crowder
College Grove, Williamson Co , pop 118
College Grove High School, prep , co-ed ,
non-sect , est 1910, Prof Hicks, Principal
Columbia, Manry Co, pop 5,754
Pres Bd Eduo — Hon. W C. Salmon
Sec Bd Educ — E Treat.
City Superintendent — R L Harris
Principal High School— W P Morton.
Supv Music— Lottie Wilklns.
Manual Training— Miss Carrie Smith
Columbia Institute, girls' boarding, P B ,
est 1835, Rev Walter Branham Capers,
Pres.
Columbia Military Academy, boys' board-
ing, non-sect, Col. J C Hardy, Frln
Cookevllle, Putnam Co , pop 1,848
City Superintendent — T EL Bisk
Cookeville Collegiate Institute, prep , co-
ed , non-sect , est 1900, N J Flnney,
A M, Prin
Covlngton, Tipton Co, pop 2,990
City Superintendent — B O Duggan
Cnlleoba, Manry Co , pop. 827.
Culleoka Academy, prep day, co-ed , non-
sect , W T Holt, Principal
Cumberland City, Stewart Co, pop 490
Cumberland City Academy, prep , co-ed ,
non-sect., est. 1898, A. L Edwards, B
8, Headmaster
Cumberland Gap, Claiborne Co, pop 480
Lincoln Memo-rial University, Depts of Let-
ters, Agrlc and Indust , Music and School
of Medicine at Knoxville, co-ed , non-
sect est 1895, George A Hubbell, Ph
D, Pres
Dayton, Rhea Co, pop. 2,200
City Superintendent — W W Shields.
Dlckson, Dickson Co, pop 1,850
Pres Bd Educ — S E Hunt
Sec Bd Educ — H T Cowan
City Superintendent — Prof Whitlock
Dickson College, normal and prep , co-ed ,
non-sect., est. 1885, T B Logglns, A
M, Pres
Doyle, White Co , pop 187.
Doyle College, prep . co-ed., Bapt , BenJ
F Jones, Prin.
Dresden, Weakley Co., pop 708
Cobb Nichols School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , Charles H Cobb and J W Nichols,
Prins.
Duck River, Hlckman Co , pop. 100
Shady Grove Institute, prep , co-ed.,
Presb , R S Ballow, Prin
Dyersburg, Dyer Co , pop. 4,149
Supervising Prin — C M Walker
Ellzabethton, Carter Co, pop 2,478
City Superintendent — Chas E Bace
Harold McCormick School, prep , co-ed ,
Fresb , est. 1897, Miss May Rice, M A,,
Prin.
Erwin, Unicol Co., pop 1,149
City Superintendent— Charles Hubbard.
Dwight Institute, prep , co-ed , Presb ,
est 1897, Gertrude M gammons, Prin
Essary Springs, Hardeman Co
Southern Tennessee Normal Institute , nor ,
private, co-ed , est. 1889, D S Nelms,
Prin.
Fayettevijle, Lincoln Co, pop 8,489
City Superintendent — George C Simmons
Morgan School, prep , co-ed , boarding,
non-sect , est 1880, Robert Kenneth
Morgan, Principal
Fountain City, Enox1 Co , pop 1,000
Prin County H S — J F Davidson
Franklin, Williamson Co, pop 2,924
Pres Bd Eduo — C C Breese
Sec Bd Educ— R H Crockett
Principal High School— A J Haun
Supv Music— Miss Willie Alexander
Man Tr & Phy Cult —Miss Lyda North
Drawing — Miss Nelle Shea
Penmanship — A J Haun
People's School, boys' boarding, non-sect ,
est 1908, Peoples Brothers, Principals
Tennessee Female College, girls' boarding,
non-sect , eat 1856, T A, Allen, Frln.
Friendsvine, Blount Co., pop 800.
Friendsville Academy, prep , co-ed., Cong.,
Daniel W Lawrence, B. S, Prin.
Gallatln, Sumner Co , pop. 2,899
City Superintendent — C 8 Douglasi
Howard Female College, girls' boarding,
non-sect, est 1856, W H Buck, A. M,
President.
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Grand View, Bhea Co, pop 48
Grand View Normal Institute, prep , co-
ed., Cong, eat 1884, Rev A. V Wood-
worth, A. B, Prin
Grassy Cove, Cumberland Co, pop 58.
Grassy Cove Academy, prep , co-ed ,
Presb , eat 1880, Miss Emma Hicks,
Prin.
GraysviHe, Bhea Co, pop 518
Southern Training School, prep , co-ed.,
S. D Adv , eat. 1898. M B Van Kirk,
Prin
Groenevflle, Greene Co , pop.
Pres Bd Bduc — O B Lovette,
Sec Bd Educ— -F A Rosenblatt
City Supt & Prin H S — H L Callahan
Domestic Science — Mies Elsa Dagger
Tusculum College, college, academy, music,
domestic science, co-ed , Presb , est 1794,
Rev Charles Oliver Gray, A M , Presi-
dent
Halls, LauderdaJe Co, pop 882
City Superintendent — W W Dunn.
Harriman, Roane Co, pop. 8,44*.
Pres Bd Educ — B O Whittle
Sec Bd Educ — A R Davis
City Superintendent — Arthur A Strock
Supv Music — Miss Millie Denton
American University of Harriman, unlv ,
co-ed , non-sect., est. 1898, James A.
Tate, A. M, Pres
American University of Harriman, Law De-
partment, law, men, est. 1894, S. C
Brown, A. M, Dean
Henderson, Chester Co, pop 1,200.
The Georgle Robertson Christian College,
bus and sten , A Q Freed, Pres
Vanderbilt Training School, prep , co-ed ,
non-sect , Rev R C Douglas, Prin
RUham, Overton Co , pop. 118.
Fiske Academy, prep , co-ed , non spot
est 1902, A J Taylor, Pres
Hill City, Hamilton Co , pop 8,100.
Chattanooga Normal University; nor , co-
ed., private, est 1807, James A Rob-
erts. A. B , President
Hornbeak, Oblon Co, pop 249.
West Tennessee Normal College, nor , pri-
vate, co-ed , W L Wlllingham, Pres.
Howell, Lincoln Co, pop 42
Howell Training School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , R L. Keathly, A B , Prin
Hnmboldt, Gibson Co, pop 8,443,
City Superintendent-rJ W Douglass
Huntingdon, Carroll Co, pop 1,850
City Superintendent — J H Bayer
Industrial and Training School, prep, agri ,
mus and art, co-ed , boading, est 1908,
Julius Henrv Baver frunar In tan riant
Jackson, Madison Co, pop 15,779-
City Superintendent— R. I* Bynum,
Lane College (colored), coll , M E , est
1882, J F Lane, A M, Pres
Memphis Conference Female Institute,
girls' boarding, M B So , est 1840, Rev
Henry G Hawkins, A B , President
School of Business, bus and sten,, est
1888, C A Derryberry, Prin.
Union University, comprises College, Acad-
emy, Theological Department, Conserva-
tory of Fine Arts, co-ed , Bapt , est 1842,
Richard Morehead Inlow, D D , Presi-
dent
Union University, Department of Law, law,
men, est 1900 James H Land, Dean
University of West Tennessee, unlv , non-
sect , co-ed , est 1900, M V Lynk, M.
S, LL B, Pres
Jasper, Marion Co, pop 1,000
Pryor Institute, prep , co-ed , M E So ,
est 1887, M M Dossett, Ph B, Prin
Jefferson City, Jefferson Co, pop. 1,850
City Superintendent — B F Jones
Carson and Newman College, coll, prep,
music, com'I depts , co-ed , Bapt , est.
1851, Jesse McGarity Burnett, DD, Pres.
Johnson City, Washington Co., pop. 8,502
City Superintendent — James L Brooks
MJlllgan College , coll ; co-ed , Christian,
est 1882, Rev T E Utterback, Pres.
Jonesboro, Washington Co, pop 1,200
City Superintendent— R H Lankford
Warner Christian Institute, prep , co-ed ,
Christ , H D Griffln, Principal
Kingston, Roane Co, pop 824
City Superintendent— J F Poteet
Roane County High School, prep , co-ed ,
non-sect , est 1903, Horace L Bills,
Prin
KnoxvlUe, Knox Co, pop 86,34$.
Pres Bd Eduo — John W Green
Sec Bd Educ — John Williams
City Superintendent— W B Miller
Principal High School — W F Fleming
Manual Training — J A Smith
Domestic Science — Annette Steele
Di awing— Lizzie Lillland
Commercial — W T Wis\* ell
Baker-HImel School, prep , boys, C M
Hlmel, 1112 Highland Ave
Draughon's Practical Business College, bus
and sten , co-ed , est 1889, W H Cam-
merer, Manager, Gay and Commerce Sts.
Knoxvllle Business College, bus and sten.,
est. 1882, Hu Woodward, President,
Church and Prince Streets.
Knoxvllle College (colored), coll , co-ed..
Un Presb , est. 1875, Rev. Ralph W
McGranahan, D D, Pres.
Knoxville Medical College (colored), mad.;
reg, est 1900, W W Devine, A, B,
M D, Dean
Tennessee Medical College, Lincoln Me-
morial University, med , reg , men, est.
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Xnoxville— continued
University of Tennessee, comprises Gradu-
ate School, College of Liberal Arts (in-
cluding1 School of Education) , College of
Engineering, of Agriculture, of Law and
Summer School of the South, at Knox-
vllle, and Colleges of Medicine, Phar-
macy, and Dentistry at Memphis, state
univ , co-ed , eat 1794, Brown Ayres, LL
D, President
University of Tennessee, College of Agri-
culture, Agronomy, Horticulture, Animal
and Dairy Husbandry, Harcourt A Mor-
gan, B S A, Dean.
University of Tennessee, College of En-
gineering, civil, mechanical, electrical,
mining and chemical engineering, Charles
E Ferris, B S , Dean
University of Tennessee, Law Department,
men, est 1890, Henry H Ingersoll, LL
D , Dean
University of Tennessee, School of Educa-
tion, teachers' training courses, co-ed ,
Edward Everett Rail, Fh D , Dean
Laf ollette, Campbell Co , pop 1,200
City Superintendent — M G Walker
Lanevlew, Gibson Co, pop 25
Lanevlew College, prep , co-ed , non-sect .
est 1887, John Meadows, B A, Pres
Lebanon, Wilson Co, pop 8,660
Castle Heights School, boys boarding, non-
sect , est 1902, L L Price, Principal
Cumberland University, comprises College
of Arts and Sciences, Law School, Con-
seivatory of Music, and Preparatory
School co-ed , Presb , est 1842, Win-
stead P Bone, D D, President.
Cumberland University, Law School, law,
co-ed , Presb , est 1847, Nathan Green,
LL D, Dean
Lewisbnrff, Marshall Co , pop. 1,650
City Superintendent — J S Batey
Haynes-MoLean Academy, prep , oo-ed.,
non-sect., M M Summar, Prln
Lexington, Henderson Co , pop 1,500
City Superintendent— J O Brown.
Lexington Normal School and Commercial
Institute, prep , co-ed , non-sect , Robert
L Button, Prln
Liberty, DeKalb Co, pop 290.
Liberty Training School, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect , L F Wllkerson, Prln.
London, London Co , pop S75
Principal High School — J C McTeer
Lynnvllle, Giles Co, pop 70O.
Lynnvllle Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect . W B Davidson, Prln
McKenzle, Carroll Co , pop ,
City Superintendent — J D Mullens.
Bethel College, coll , co-ed , Cuxnb Presb .
est. 1850, N J Flnney, A M, Pres.
McTyeire School, prep , co-ed , boarding,
M H , est 1870, James Albert Robins,
A B, Principal.
MeLeznoresvllle, Carroll Co, pop 158.
McLemoresvllle Collegiate Institute, prep ,
co-ed , boarding, M E , est 1886, Elmer
H Harrell, Ph B, President
McMlnnvllle, Warren Co*, pop 2,299
City Superintendent — Claude Lowry
Madrson, Davidson Co , pop .
Nashville Agricultural and Normal Insti-
tute, prep courses for rural teachers, co-
ed , Edward A Sutherland, President
Martin, tteakley Co, pop 2,228
City Superintendent — B P Smith
Hall-Moody Institute, nor, prep and coml,
co-ed , est 1900, Henry E Watters, A
M, D D, President
McFerrin College, prep , co-ed , M E So ,
est 1889, Guy A Simmons, A M, Pres.
Maryvffle, Blount Co, pop 2,881
City Superintendent— H. B McCall
Maryvllle College, college, preparatory, mu-
sic, com'l depts , co-ed , Presb , est. 1819,
Rev Samuel Tjndale Wilson, D D, Pres.
Memphis, Shelby Co, pop 181,105
Pres Bd Educ — Dr G B Malone.
Sec Bd Educ— A. B Hill.
City Superintendent — L E Wolfe
Assistant Supt. — Wharton S Jones
Prin Central H S— N M. Williams.
Supv Music — Marie Leary
Manual Training — H 8 Paschal.
Domestic Science — Mabel Lutes.
Physical Culture — George Pfaff.
Drawing — E B Utterbaofc.
Penmanship — L. D Scott.
Commercial— Samuel Hlxson
Stenography — Alice Genette
Christian Brothers College, coll , men, R.
C, est l"871, Rev Bi other Edward, F
S C, President
Draughon's Practical Business College, bus
and sten , J F Draughon, Fres
Higbee School, girls' boarding, non-sect,
est 1880, Hattle L White, Prln
Hill's Business College, bus and sten , est
1864, R H Hill, B S, Prln, 146 Court
LeMoyne Normal Institute (colored) , nor-
mal, private, co-ed , est. 1871, Ludwig
T Larson, A M , Pres , 240 S Orleans 8t
Macon and Andrews College, bus and
sten , est 1896, G A Macon and A A
Andrews, Principals, Main and Court
Square.
Medical Department of the University of
West Tennessee, (colored), med , reg ,
est 1900, M V Lynk, M D, M S, 1190
8. Phillips Place.
St Agnes Academy, girls' boarding, R
C , Sister M Joseph, Prln
University of Tennessee. College of Den-
tistry, co-ed , est. 1878, Joseph A. Gard-
ner, D D a, Dean.
University of Tennessee, College of Medi-
cine, reg i men, est. 1850, Herbert T
Brooks, M D , Dean
University of Tennessee, School of Phar-
macy, men, est. 1898;, Herbert T Brooks,
A. B , M. P., Dean.
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TENNESSEE
TENNESSEE
Memphis — continued
St Mary's School, girls' boarding:, P 12 ,
eat 1874, Slater Mary Maude, Prln 714
Poplar St
Thomas School, prep , girls, eat. 1897,
Miss Llda G Thomas Prln
University School, boys' prep , non-sect ,
est 1893, Werts and Rhea, Prins, 23 8
Manassas St
William R Moore College of Technology,
tech . men. eat. 1912
Mlddleton, Hardeman Co , pop 887.
Mlddleton High School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect., I N Roland, Prln
Mid war, Greene Co , pop 110
Midway High School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , J W Lucas, A M , Prln
Milan, Gibson Co , pop 1 605
City Superintendent— H H. Elite.
Mffllgan College, Carter Co , pop. 100
Mllllgan College coll and prep , boarding,
co-ed , Chris , eat 1882, E W McDiar-
mld, A M, President
Monteagle, Gnmdy Co , pop 650.
Falrmount School for Girls girls' board-
ing. P B . est. 1878, Miss 8 P. Dn
Bois. Prln.
Morristown, Hamblen Co , pop 4,007
City Superintendent — W L Wallace.
Morristown Normal and Industrial College.
(colored), co-ed. A. M E , est 1881.
Judson S Hill, D D, Pros.
Mount Juliet. Wilson Co, pop 40
Caldwell School, prep , boarding co-ed ,
non-sect , est 1912, W A Caldwell.
Principal
Mount Pleasant, Manry Co, pop 1,073,
City Superintendent — S E Stephens
Howard Institute prep co-ed M* B ,
est 1891, James A Bostwick, Prln.
Murfreeghoro, Bntherford Co pop 4679
City Superintendent — J D Northcutt
Mooney School, boys' prep , non-sect , est.
1886 Prof W D Mooney, Prln
Soule College for Young Ladles, girl**
boarding M E So , est 1852, Martha
A. Hopkins, Prln.
Tennessee College, coll and prep , women,
Bapt , est 1907, George J Buinett, A
M, President
Nashville, Davidson Co, pop 110,364.
Pres Bd Bduc —Albert E Hill
Sec Bd Educ— Verner Tolmle.
City Superintendent — Tohn J Keyes
Supv Music — J E Bailey
Manual Training — Eugene Gilliland.
Domestic Science — Elizabeth RandalL
Physical Culture—
Draw and Pen'ship— A C Webb
Commercial —
Stenography— Mrs A. F Hlckman
Nashville — continued
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Hume-Fogg High School, Broadway and
8th Ave J H Patterson Principal
Pearl High School (colored), 5th and
Demonbreun, F C Smith, Principal
Boscobel College girls* boarding, non-
sect , est 1889, Mrs N J Ellis and Mrs
C E Sullivan, Principals
Bowen School, prep , boys, non-sect , eat.
1896, A G Bowen, A M, Prln
Buford College, girls' boarding, non-sect,
est 1900, Mrs E G Buford, B A,
Pres
Collins Veterinary Medical College, vet
med , men, J H Collins Dean
Conservatory of Music, mus co-ed , est
1889, C J Schubert, Director, Church
and Summer St
Draughon's Practical Business College, bus.
and Bten , est 1889, J F Draughon,
President 116 Eighth Avenue N
Fall's Business College, bus and Bten ,
est 1883, Houston W Fall, Principal,
Broadway and Eighth Avenue
Farrar School of Voice and Piano, mua ,
est 1891, Frederic Emerson Farrar, Di-
rector
Fisk University (colored) , college, prepara-
tory, music, domestic science co-ed ,
Cong est 1866, Herbert H Wright, M
A , Dean
Jennings Business College, bus and sten ,
R. W Jennings, Pres.
Montgomery Bell Academy, boys* day, non-
sect , eat. 1867, Isaac Ball, Headmaster
Peabody College for Teachers, normal,
state, co-ed , est 1874, Bruce R Payne,
LL D, Pres.
Roger Williams Unlversitv (colored) coll ,
co-ed , Bapt , est 1865, Rev P B
Guernsey, Pres
St Cecelia's Academy girls' boarding, R
C est 1860 Mother Hesula, Prln,
Spruce and Clay Sts
St Joseph's Academy girls' boarding, R
C Sister Evangelist, Prln
St Joseph's School, prep , co-ed , R C ,
eet 1884 Sister M Augustine
Schuhert Conservatory of Music — music,
boarding and day, est 1891, Christian
John Schubert, Director, 701 % Church St
Tennessee Academy of Music, mus , est
1806 Franz T Strahm, President 240
Fifth avenue, north
Vanderbllt University, comprises Academic,
Biblical, Law, Medical, Pharmaceutical,
Dental, and Engineering Departments,
co-ed , M E So T est 1875, James H
Klrkland, LL D , Chancellor
Vanderbllt University Department of Den-
tistry dent , co-ed , est 1879, Henry W
Morgan, D D S , Dean, 211 6th Ave , N
Vanderbllt University, Department of Phar-
macy, phar , co-ed est 1879 J T Me
Gill, Ph D, Ph G, Dean
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TENNESSEE
TENNESSEE!
Nashville — continued
Vanderbilt University, Engineering Depart-
ment, eat 1886, Civil, Mechanical, Elec-
trical and Chemical Engineering, W H.
Schuerman, C B , Dean
Vanderbilt University, Law Department,
law, men, est 1875, Allen G Hall, LL
D, Dean
Vanderbilt University Medical Department,
med , reg , men, est 1874, Wm L» Dud-
ley, A M , Dean
Walden University (colored) , unlv , co-ed ,
M B est I860 Rev John A Kumler,
A M, D D, Prea
Wai den University, Dental Department
(colored), dent, men, est 1886, G W
Hubbard D D S , Dean
Walden University, Department of Phar-
macy (colored), phar , co-ed, est 1889,
G W Hubbard, Dean
Wai den University, Meharry Medical Col-
lege (colored) , med , reg , co-ed , est
1878, G W Hubbard, M D, Dean
Walden University, Law Department (col-
ored), law, men, George T Robinson,
A M, Dean
Wallace University School boys' day, non-
sect est 1886, Clarence B Wallace,
M A Principal, 206 Sixth Avenue S
Ward-Belmont girls' boarding, non-sect ,
est 1865, Rev Ira Landrith, LL D,
President
:Newbern, Dver Co , pop 1,602
City Superintendent — M H Vaughan
New Markelv Jefferson Co , pop 420
Principal High Schools — C H Bunch*
New Market Academy, prep , co-ed ,
Preab , eat 1885, Samuel T Miaer, Prin
Newport, Cooke Co, pop 1,800
Pres Bd Educ — R H Sextan
Sec Bd Bduc — F W Parratt
Principal High School — J B Mallonee
Orlinda, Robertson Co, pop 101
Orlinda Academy, normal, co-ed , non-
sect , J C Berry, Prln
Ottway, Greene Co, pop 89
Ottway College, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
B , est 1892, B H Turner, Prea
Paris, Henry Co, pop 2,500
City Superintendent — H S Brown
Park, Knox Co, pop 5,120
City Superintendent — John R Lowry
Parrottsvllle, Gocke Co, pop 187.
Parrottaville Seminary, prep , co-ed , M
B. est 1877, H R Easterly, A B,
Prin
Petersburg, Lincoln Co, pop 411
Elizabeth Training School, prep , oo-ed ,
non-sect , W B Miller, Prin
PikevlUe, Bledsoe Co , pop .409
PIkeville Training School, prep , co-ed ,
M E So , J W D Renegan, Prin
Pleasant Hill, Cumberland Co , pop 37
Pleasant Hill Academy, prep , co-ed ,
Cong , Rev W E Wheeler, Prin
Pnlaski, Giles Co , pop 3,000
Pres. Bd Bduc — J H McLaurine
faec Bd Educ — A L King
City Superintendent — W B Moore
Principal High School — F E Rauck
Manual Training — F B Rauck
Dom Sci & Stenog'y — Catherine Clark
Martin College, girls' boarding non-sect ,
est 1870, William Thomas Wynn, A B,
President
Rlpley, Lauderdale Co , pop 2,011
Pres Bd Bduc — C R Barbee
Sec Bd Bduc — J B Pierson
City Supt & Prin H S — Paul Nichols
Supv Music — Miss Sadie Brodle
Bock wood, Boane Co, pop 8,000
City Superintendent — J O Donaldson
Bogersville, Hawkins Co, pop 1,400
City Superintendent — B. H Testerman
McMinn Military Academy, military, non-
sect , co ed , est 1850, J T Henderson,
M S, Supt and Prln
Rogersville Synodlcal College, girls' board-
ing, Fresb , est 1840, Lawrence Rolfe,
A B, Pres
Swift Memorial College (colored) , coll and
nor , co-ed , est 1883, Presb Rev W
H Franklin, D D , President
Rutherford, Gibson Co, pop 768
City Superintendent — M B Wooldrldge
Sardfs, Henderson Co , pop 280
Principal Public Schools— F A Malone.
Saidls Normal College, nor , private, oo-
ed , est 1892, J W Williams, Ph B,
Prea
Salisbury, Hardeman Co, pop. 848
Woodland Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , Frank S Coffin, Prln
Savannah, Hardin Co, pop 1,800
Savannah Institute, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , est 1896 , William B Rogers, Prln
Scotts Hill, Henderson Co, pop 240.
Scotts Hill Academy, prep , co-ed., non
sect , B A Tucker, Prin
SevlervUIe, Sevier Co, pop 1,200
Murphy College, prep , co-ed , M B , est
1891, Rev James S Jones, President
Sewanee, Franklin Co, pop 440
St Andrew's School, boys' boarding, P B ,
est 1905, Rev S C Hughson, O H C,
Principal
St Mary's School, girls' boarding, F B ,
est 1902, Sister Superior
University of the South, comprises College
of Arts and Sciences, and Theological
Department, men, P B , est. 1868, Wil-
liam Bonnell Hall, M A, Vice-Chancel-
lor
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Sewanee — continued
University of the South. Theological De-
partment, men, P B , Very Rev Cleve-
land K Benedict, D D, Dean
University of the South, Law Department,
law, men, eat 1893, Lyman Chalkley,
LL B , Dean
University of the South, Medical Depart-
ment, med , reg men, eat 1891, John
S Cain, M D, Dean
Shelbyvllle, Bedford Go, pop 2869
City Superintendent— A. J Brandon.
Brandon Training School, prep , co-ed ,
boarding, non-sect eat 1896, Alfred J
Brandon Headmaster
Tate School, prep , co-ed. , boarding; non-
sect , eat 1902, Jamea A Tate, A M,
Principal
Turner Normal College (colored) prep , co-
ed , boarding, A M E , est 1886, Rev
J A. Jones, A M, D D, President
Smyrna, Rutherford Go , pop 220
Smyrna Fitting School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , Fraser Hood, M A , Prin
Sneedvllle, Hancock Go , pop 180
Principal High School — Q W Morton
Somervllle, Fayette Co , pop 1,000
City Superintendent— J B Summer*,
South Flttsbvrg, Marlon Co, pop 1,800
Pres Bd Educ — J P Armstrong
Sec Bd Educ — Charles Tidman
City Supt & Prin H S — B T Heydringer
fionthslde, Montgomery Co , pop 64
Southslde Preparatory School prep co-
ed*, non-seeL, McKee ft Harper, Frlns.
Sparta, White Co, pop 1,409
City Superintendent — T L Parson*.
Dibrell Normal School prep , co-ed , non-
sect , B O Duggan, Prin.
Spencer, Tan Buren Go , pop 140
Burritt College coll , co-ed , Christ., est.
1848, W S Graves, A M, President
Springfield, Robertson Go , pop 2,350
Pres Bd Ednc — J C Bmpson
City Superintendent— -M M Phillip*
SteppsvlUe, Warren Co, pop 24
Philadelphia Seminary, prep , oo-ed , non-
sect Marlon Turner, Prin
Sranmertown, ILawrence Co , pop 608
Sumxnertown Seminary, prep , co-ed , M
E , Rev N G Paschal, Prin
Sweetwater, Monroe Co, pop 1,850
City Superintendent— B G HalL
Hiwasae College, prep, music, domestic
science, co-ed , non-sect , eat. 1849, Rev
Eugene Blake, D D, Pres
fiweetwater College, girls' boarding, non-
sect , eat 1911, Mrs. Elizabeth M Bow-
land. Pres
Tennessee Military Institute, military, non-
sect., est 1874, CoL O a Hulvey, Supt
Tarewell, Glalborne Go , pop 886.
Tazewell College, prep , co-ed , non-sect.,
L A Lewis, Jr, Prin
Thomasrtlle, Cheatham Co., pop 58
Link School, prep . co-ed , non-sect., B
A Link, M A, Prin
Tlptonvllle, Lake Go, pop 843
City Superintendent — Thurman McCain.
Tiptonville High School, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect , est 1900, Will N Calhoun,
Ph B, Supt.
Tracy City, Grundy Go , pop 2,500
James K Shook School, prep , co-ed. *
non-sect , est 1889, John C Wagner,
Prin
Trenton Gibson Go, pop 2,402
Free. Bd. Educ — Jno B. Walker
Sec Bd E.auc — W L Wade
City Superintendent — W L Douglass
Principal High School — Josephine Harwood
Supv Music — Lizzie May Wilson
Tnllahoma, Coffee Go, pop 8,049
Pres Bd Bduo— G D Hicks,
Sec Bd Educ— Dr J A, Mitchell
City Superintendent — W E Lumley
Brandon Training School, prep , co-ed ,
non-sect , Alfred J Brandon, Pres.
Jess Mai Aydelotte College, prep . co-ed ,
non-sect., B S Foster, Prin
Union City, Oblon Go, pop 4,389.
City Superintendent— Arthur C Nute.
Washington College, Washington Co
Washington College, college, preparatory,
music depts , co-ed , Presb , est 1795,
James T Cooter, D D , President
Watertown, Wilson Co, pop 517
City Superintendent — W J Turner
Watertown Training School, prep , co-ed ,
non-sect , est 1893, Wm H Turney,
Prin
Wells Spring, Campbell Go, pop 80
Powell's Vallej Seminary, prep , co-ed ,
M E , E B Dykes, B S , Prin
Wheat, Boane Go, pop 50
Roane College, prep , co-ed., non-«ecfc,
L L Click, Prin
White Pine, Jefferson Go, pop 295.
Edwards Academy, prep , co-ed , TJ B ,
est 1878, Boss Masters, Ph M, Prin
Winchester, Franklin Go, pop. 1,500,
Winchester Normal College, nor , co-ed *
non-sect , est 1809, R. A Clark, B S.,
A M, Pres
Gannon Go , pop. 604.
Woodbury Academy, prep , co-ed., non-
sect , E J Lehman, Prin.
TEXAS
Population, 3,896,542. School census, 949,006. School age, 7-17,
Texas is the fifth state of the Union in point of population, having a total of
3,896,542 inhabitants, of whom 822 per cent, axe white. Of this number
6*2 per cent* are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of the entire
population, ten years of age and over, is 9 9 per cent., the state ranking thirty-
sixth in this respect. The educational system of the state is as follows:
STATE STJPEBINTENDENT'S OFFICE
W. F. DOUGHTY, State Superintendent Public Instruction Austin
G F. SIMS, Assistant Superintendent,., .... . Austin
T. E, SHELBY, Chief Clerk ., Austin
STATE BOAED OF EDUCATION
Gov. 0. B. COLQUITT, President Austin
W. P LANE, Comptroller Austin
F C WEINERT, Secretary of State Austin
W. F. DOUGHTY, State Superintendent, ex-officio, Secretary . Austin
STATE TEXT-BOOK BOAED
0 B COLQUITT, Governor Austin SOTT. 0. F. CHASTAIN Stamford
W F DOUGHTY , ...Austin SUPT. E. F COMGEYS .. Gainesville
SUPT E. F DAVIS Nacogdoches Miss MARY CARLISLE . Austin
J. E. JENKINS.. Corsicana
STATE TEACEEBS' ASSOCIATION
W F. DOUGHTY, President Austin
Miss CLARA DEASON, Vvrst Vice-President Fort Worth
SUPT. E G EALL, Second Vice-President Cleburne
SUPT. W W LACKEY, Third Vice-President , , . Midland
SUPT. ARTHUR LEFEVRE, Transportation Secretary . Dallas
SUPT. C. D. BROOKS, Secretary .. , . , Hillsboro
STATE BOAED OF EXAMINEES
Da W. E. BRUCE, Chairman Denton
SUPT S M N MARRS, Secretary Terrell
SUPT. BEN A. STAJTOKD . .Mineola A E DAY Dalhart
T G. EARRIS . San Marcos SUPT P W. BORN Eouston
E F TRIPLETT Beaumont
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
County Name and Address
Anderson . . Imla Sadler, Palestine
Andrews N P Ross, Andrews
Angelina . J 0 Satterwhite Lufkm
Aransas . . .Roy Jackson, Rockport
Archer J S. Melugin, Archer City
Armstrong, H L. Motley, Claude
County Name and Address
A tascosa,, Ernest Herring, Jourdanton
Austin . . . . % L H Baron, Bellville
Bailey ., , C F Kerr, Dlmmitt
Handera M. B Epperson, Bandera
Bastrop . . T N Powell, Bastrop
Baylor T J. North, Seymour
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COUNT! SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS— Continued
County Name and Address
Bee Lida Dougherty, Beeville
Bell J S Morgan, Belton
Bexar P F Stewart, San Antonio
Blanco Wm Martiny, Johnson City
Borden C B Reeder, Gail
Bosque A D Roach, Meridian
Bowie J B Lytal, Boston
Brazona J P Taylor, Angleton
Brazos T W Parker, Bryan
Brewster A M Turney, Alpine
Briacoe C B Schrewsbury, Silverton
Brooks J A Brooks Palfurnas
Brown Mrs B L Walker, Brown wood
Burleson Frank Kadanka, Caldwell
Burnet J G Cook, Burnet
Caldwell Joseph Hatchett, Lockhart
Calhoun F M Dudgeon, Port Lavaca
Callahan W C Tisdale, Baird
Cameron J T Canales, Brownsville
Gamp G W Keeling, Pittsbuig
Carson Fayette Ratliff, Panhandle
Cass Drew Porter, Linden
Castio C F Kerr, Dimmitt
Chambers R. J McMurrey, Anahuac
Cherokee Ed Smgletary, Rusk
Childless F W Freeman, Childress
Clay J S Holaday, Henrietta
Coke G S Arnold, Robert Lee
Coleman G W McDonald, Coleman
Collin W E Foster, McKinney
Collingsworth
R H Cocke, jr , Wellington
Colorado C K Qum, Columbus
Comal Adolf Stem, New Braunfels
Comanohe W D Jenkins, Comanche
Concho James E Howze, Paint Rock
Cooke E N Blackburn, Gainesville
Coryell A M Sams, Gatesville
Cottle W E Prescott, Paducah
Crockett W D Barton, Ozona,
Crosby Pink L Parrish, Ciosbyton
Culberson J Y Cannon, Van Horn
Dallam T S, Mills, Dalhart
Dallas Thos E Hemy, JL) alias
Dawson Geo W Foster, Lamesa
Deaf Smith C D Wright, Hereford
Delta W E Chancellor, Cooper
Denton J J McCook, Denton
DeWitt L G Covey, Cuero
Dickens O S Ferguson, Dickens
Dimmitt J B Gibson, Carnzo Springs
Donley J C Killough, Clarendon
Duval S H Woods, San Diego
Eastland C D Judd, Eastland
Ector M G Buchanan, Odessa
Edwards A P Allison, Rock Springs
Ellis B G Grafton Waxahachle
El Paso Myra Winkler, Bl Paso
Erath W T Graves, Stephenville
Falls G A Pnngle, Marlm
Fannm R M Parker, Bonham
Fayette G A Stierhng, La Grange
Fisher W C Martin. Boby
Floyd A B Duncan, Floydada
Foard T W Staton, Crowell
Fort Bend Edward Risinger, Richmond
Franklin J J Walker, Mount Vernon
Freestone W F Richardson, Fairfleld I
Name and Address
C Laxson, Pearsall
W R Slaton, Semmole
J M Fendley, Galveston
J M Boren, Post City
Max Blum, Fiedericksbuig
County
Frio
Gaines
Galveston
Garza
Gillespie
Glasscock
C W Cunningham, Garden City
Goliad H. J Passmore, Gohad
Gonzales A V Peterson, Gonzales
Gray Siler Faulkner, Lefors
Grayson J A Giles, Sheiman
Gregg J Henry Smith, Longview
Grimes W S Barron, Anderson
Guadalupe J B Williams, Segum
Hale Wm B Lewis, Plamview
Hall John D Bird, Memphis
Hamilton R P Edgar, Hamilton
Hansford S B Hale, Hansfoid
Haideman W S Banister, Quanah
Hardin Eugene Oliver, Kountze
Harris L L Pugh, Houston
Harrison J W Cypress, Marshall
Hartley R. R Elkin, Channmg
Haskell T C Williams, Haskell
Hays John H Saunders, San Marcos
Hemphill J L Jennings, Canadian
Henderson W S Hains, Athens
Hidalgo R A Marsh, Edinburg
Hill Fred J Shipley, Hillsboro
Hockley E R Haynes, Lubbock
Hood * W L Dean, Granbury
Hopkins John Hurley, Sulphur Springs
Houston J F Mangum, Crockett
Howard S E Penix, Big Springs
Hunt W H Ibbotson, Greenville
Hutchison Ben H Wickware, Plemons
Inon W F Fokes, Sherwood
Jack C C Bock, Jacksboro
Jackson J W Bagby, Edna
Jasper A D Rawlmson, Jasper
Jeff Davis J P Weatherby, Fort Davis
Jefferson L R Pietzsch, Beaumont
Jim Wells W R Perkins Alice
Johnson W J Cairell, Cleburne
Jones L T Cunningham Anson
Karnes Pearl Bowden, Karnes City
Kaufman J B Weaver, Kaufman
Kendall J W Lawhon, Boerne
Kent B L Glenn, Clairemont
Kerr Lee Wallace, Kerrville
Kimble J B Randolph, Junction City
King Jas H Lynn, Guthrie
Kinney Joseph Veltman, Brackettville
Knox J H Milam, Benjamin
Lamar W H Snow, Paris
Lam C H Curl, Olton
Lampasas M M White, Lampasas
La Salle C C Thomas, Cotulla
Lavaca William Bilers, Halletsville
Lee C M Bishop Giddings
Leon J M Henderson, Centervlue
Liberty I B Simmons, Liberty
Limestone J R Atkins, Groesbeck
Lipscomb P B Mills, Lipscomb
Live Oak F H Church, Oakville
Llano A H Wilbern, Llano
Loving H N McKellar, Pecos
Lubbock E R Haynes, Lubbock
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OOTJVTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS — Continued
County Name and Address
Lynn J L Stokes, Tahoka
Madison W W Sharp, Madisonville
Marion Alice Itimmert, Jefferson
Martin A C Eidson, Stanton
Mason Glenn W farnith, mason
Matagorda Thos H Lewis, Bay City
Maverick Ben V King, Eagle Pass
McCulloch E L White, Brady
McLennan R L Abbott, Waco
McMullen L W Hill, Tilden
Medina W N Saathoff, Hondo
Menard J D Scruggs, Menard
Midland J H Knowles, Midland
Milam Frank J Clement, Cameron
Mills S H Allen, Goldthwaite
Mitchell A J Coe, Colorado
Montague W W Snodgrass, Montague
Montgomery J T Terry, Conroe
Moore J W Fox, Dumas
Morris C M Henderson, Daingerfleld
Motley C B Whitten, Matador
Nacogdoches W B Hargis, Nacogdoches
Navarro O L Albritton, Corsicana
Newton W B Gray, Newton
Nolan J L Ross, Sweetwater
Nueces Nat Benton. Corpus Chnsti
Ochiltree R T Hanna, Ochiltree
Oldham T B Jones, Tascosa
Orange O R Sholars, Orange
Palo Pinto A F Jones, Palo Pinto
Pan ola C L Season, Carthage
Parker T P Everett, Weatherford
Parmer James D Hamlin, Farwell
Pecos Howell Johnson, Ft Stockton
Polk J H Taylor, Livingston
Potter W M Jeter, Amanllo
Presidio W W Bogel, Marfa
Rams J B Allred, Emory
Randall C E Cos, Canyon
Reagan W B Moore, Stiles
Red River A. W Diffie, Clarksville
Reeves H N McKellar, Pecos
Refugio Leslie Adkms, Refugio
Roberts J s E Kinney, Miami
Robertson H A Bush, Franklin
Rock^-all J W Reese, Rookwall
Runnels E L Hagan, BaUinger
Rusk C A Jay, Henderson
Sabine J B Lewis, Hemphill
San Augustine
Lillie Hazle, San Augustine
San Jacinto E W Love, Cold Springs
County Name and Address
San Patricio P A Hunter, Sinton
San Saba Dor W Brown, San Saba
Schleicher Joab Campbell, Eldorado
Scuriy C R Buchanan, Snyder
Shackelford J A King, Albany
Shelby W C Hurst. Center
Sherman J W Elliott, Stratford
Smith A W Orr, Tyler
Someivell J H Farr, Glen Rose
Starr Sam P Vale, Rio Grande City
Stephens
N N Rosenquest, Breokenridge
Sterling B F Brown, Sterling City
Stonewall W J Arrington, Aspermont
Sutton E S Bnant. Sonora
Swisher W F Hendrix, Tulia
Tarrant Lee M Hammond, Fort Worth
Taylor J S Smith, Abilene
Terrell J B Ross, Sanderson
Terry Geo W Neill, Brownfield
Throckmorton
T J Wright, Throckmorton
Titus P H Rogers, Mt Pleasant
Tom Green E M Davis, San Angelo
Travis Maud M Douglas, Austin
Trinity W B Mills, Groveton
Tyler Grover C Lowe. Woodville
Upshur A L Bradfleld, Qilmer
Upton L W Amsworth, Upland
Uvalde James Matthews, Uvalde
Val Verde Eva Strickland, Del Rio
Van Zandt G D Staton, Canton
Victoria I E Ratcliff, Victoria
Walker C A Bennick, Suntsville
Waller T A Kelley, Hempstead
Ward Burch Carson, Barstow
Washington C Klaener, Brenham
Webb B Richardson, Laredo
Wharton Oswald Garrett, Wharton
Wheeler M M Miller, Wheeler
Wichita R M Johnson, Wichita Falls
Wilbarger E L Witty, Vernon
Wise D J Simpson, Decatur
Wood T O Craddock, Quitman
Willacy C H Marls, Sarlta
Williamson Joe A Hudson, Georgetown
Wilson ,J E Swift, Floresville
Wmkler W E Baird, Kermit
Yoakum J T Gainer, Plains
Young B W King, Graham
Zapata A P Spohn, Zapata
Zavala O A Stubbs, Bates ville
PUBLIC, PRIVATES AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Abilene, Taylor Co , pop. 0,804.
City Superintendent— J H Burnett
Simmons College, coll , co-ed. , Bapt, eat
1891, Jefferson D Sandlfer, Ph B, Fres
Albany, Shackelford Co., pop. 990
Pres Bd Educ — W E Williams
Sec Bd Educ— R E Nail
City Supt. & Prin. H S— N S Holland
Supv Music — Mrs Archie Lu Brings
Reynolds College, prep , boarding, co-ed ,
Fresb , est 1909, Rev L B Gray, D D ,
Ph D, President.
Alvln, Brazorla Co , pop 1,400
Fres Bd Educ— F R, Winn
Sec Bd Educ -—George A Byers
City Superintendent — A H Russell
Principal High School — L S Runnels
Commercial — Mrs John Home
Amarlllo, Potter Co , pop 9,957
Fres. Bd Eduo — B S Burgess.
Sec Bd Bduc— F S Newbold
City Superintendent — S M Byrd
Principal High School— H W Stilwell
Supv Music— Miss Lllla Belle Pitts
Draw and Fen'ship — Miss Georgia O*Keeffe,
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Anson, Jones Co , pep 1,300
Pres Bd Educ — Charles B Coombes
Sec Bd Educ— I G McGee
City Superintendent— L G McGee,
Arlington, Tarrant Co , pop 1,200
Pres Bd Bduc — J F Ttates
See Bd Educ — C B Berry
City Superintendent — J A Kooken
Principal Hign School — F B Daniel
Supv Music — Mrs O J Lawrence
Physical Culture — Miss Clara Ogden
Drawing — "Wiss Grace Ezzell
Penmanship — W J Rogers
Commercial — JT B Daniel
Carlisle Military Academy, boys' boarding
milltaiy, non-sect . est 1902, James M
Carlisle, Superintendent
Athens, Henderson Co , pop 1,800
City Superintendent — I P Skinner
Bruce Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
W H. Bruce, Prin
Atlanta, Cass Co, pop. 1,500
City Superintendent — E L Lincoln
Austin, Travis Co , pop 189,860
Pres Bd Bduc— H M Metz
Sec Bd Bduc — H C Jackson
City Superintendent — Arthur N McCallum
Pincipal High School — J B Pearce
Supv Music — Miss Catherine Murrie.
Manual Training — B S Blacklinn
Domestic Science — Eleanor Nesbitt
Drawing— Miss Janet Downie
Commercial — Oscar Boland
Stenography — Miss Eliza Lowrie
Austin Academy, boys' boarding, non-sect.,
est 1895, William S Rix, Principal
Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary,
theol , Presb , men, est 1&02, Robert B
Vlnson, D D
Draughon's Practical Business College, bus
and sten , est 1905, C A Reed, Manager,
Congress and Tenth Street
Nixon-Clay College, bus and sten , eat
3002, M C Nixon, Principal, 828 Con-
gress
St. Edward's College, college and high
school, men, R C , est 1885, John T
Boland CSC, President
fit. Mary's Academy, girls' boarding, R C ,
Sister Superior, Prin
Samuel Houston College (colored), nor and
prep, co-ed, M B , est 1906, R. S
Lovinggood AM Ph D, President
School for Defectives, children and adults,
non-sect , Mrs B M. Barrett, M. A.,
Supt
State Institute for the Blind, state B B
Bramlette, Superintendent
State School for the Deaf and Blind (col-
ored), state, co-ed*, neglect., est. 1887,
J H Stewart, Superintendent.
State School for the Deaf and Dumb, state,
Mrs S J Th-oxnas, Superintendent.
Texas Wesleytm College, «eftl. and prep.,
Swedish, Dr G B. Olander, Pres.
Tillotson College (colored), prep., co-eft.,
Con*, est 1881; Isaac M. Agard. Ph D ,
Pres.
Anstin — continued
University of Texas, comprises College of
Arts, of Education, of Engineering, of
Law, of Medicine and Pharmacy at Gal-
veston, state univ , co-ed , est 1833, Sid-
ney Edward Mezes LL D , President
University of Texas, Department of Educa-
tion, professional teachers' courses, co-
ed , est 1909, William Seneca Button,
LL D , Dean
University of Texas, Department of En-
gineering, architecture, drawing, civil,
electrical, and mining engineering, est
1894, Thomas U Taylor, MCE, Dean
University of Texas, Law Department, law
co-ed , est 1883, John C Townes, Dean
Balrd, Callahan Co , pop 1,719
Prin H S— W A Shields
Balllngrer, Runnels Co , pop 2,700
Prin H S— S M Byrd
Bartlett, Williamson Co , pop 1,500
City Superintendent — W O Jenkins
Bastrop, Bastrop Co, pop 1,707
Pres Bd Educ — A 4. Elzner
Sec Bd Educ — W P Haynle
City Superintendent — W P Arnold
Piincipal High School — Prof Koenig
Bay City, Matagorda Co , pop 2,000.
City Superintendent — L T Frizzel
Beaumont, Jefferson Co, pop 20,640
Pies Bd Educ — Guy W Junker
Sec Bd Educ — Louis Mayer
City Superintendent — Henry F Triplet!.
Principal High School — J G Furqua
Supv Music—Miss Bell Kelly
Manual Tiaming — W C Holland
Domestic Science — Miss K McLeod
Com'l & Stenog*y — Miss Annie Andrews
Beeville, Bee Co , pop 2,311
City Superintendent— W F Maddera
Bellville, Avttn Co , pop 1,076.
City Superintendent — J B Oliver
Betten, Bell C«* »•» 3,700.
City Superintendent — Louis H Hubbard
Principal High School— B F Keith
Baylor Female College, girls' boarding,
Bapt, est 1845, John a Hardy, A. M.,
LL D, Fres
Thompson's School, co-ed , day, non-sect ,
est 1898, Mesdaines Thompson and Sea-
baugh, Principals
Big Spring, Howard Co , pop 2,000
Pres Bd Bdue-~P. G Stokes.
Sec Bd. Educ,— GHe Jaeksen.
City Superintendent— Jacob W Dees
Bonhant, Fannin Ce, pop 4^44,
City Superintendent — Zdris W Evans
CarHon College, girls' b*ardiag» Christ,
est 1867, Charles Carttom, Pres.
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Bowie, Montague Co, pop. 2,500
City Superintendent — G L. Marshall.
Brady, McCulloch Co., pop 2,160
City Superintendent — M L Stalllngs
Brenham, Washington Co, pop 5,988.
City Superintendent — William D Notley
Bllnn Memorial College, prep , co-ed , M
E , eat. 1888, J L Neu, B A, Free
Evangelical Lutheran Proseminary, prep ,
co-ed , Hv Luth , men, eat 1891, Prof
C Weeber, A B
Bridgeport, Wise Co , pop 2,000
City Superintendent — Clay Brite
Brownsville, Cameron Co , pop 10,517.
City Superintendent — Lizzie M Barbour
Incarnate Word Academy, girls' boarding,
R C , Mother Stanislaus, Prin
St Joseph's College, boys' boarding, R. C.,
E J O'Callaghan, O M L, Prin
Brownwood, Brown Co , pop 6,967
City Superintendent — Thomas H Hait
Piincipal High School — Charles H Huffoid
Daniel Baker College, coll, prep, music,
fine arts, Presby , co-ed , eat. 1890, Tins-
ley P Junkin, LL D , Pres
Howard Payne College, college, prep, com'l,
music depts co-ed , Bapt , est 1890,
James M Carroll, D D , President
Bryan, Brazos Co , pop 4,182,
City Superintendent — W C Lawson
Bryan Academy, prep , co-ed., Bapt.,
Richard McDonald, A B , Pres
Burnet, Burnet Co , pop 1,008
City Superintendent— -M B Brown
Caldwell, Bnrleson Go , pop 1,585
City Superintendent — J W Smith
Calvert, Robertson Co, pop 8,888
City Superlntendentr-j H Watts.
Campbell, Hunt Co, pop. 600.
City Superintendent— H O Norwood.
Canadian Academy, prep , co-ed , Bapt ,
B
y, prep ,
R B L Farmer, A B, Principal
Canyon City, Randall Co , pop 1,400.
West Texas State Normal College, "nor ,
state, co-ed , R. B Cousins. Principal.
Carthage, Panola Co , pop. 1,880.
Pies Bd Educ— W R Anderson
Sec Bd Educ — J H Long
City Superintendent — A J Holmes
Supv Music — Miss Jennette Ramsay
Castrovllle, Medina Co., pop. 679
Industrial School for Girls, indvst and
trade, girls, non-sect., Director
Center, Shelby OB., pop. 1,W» *
Pres Bd Bduc — W G Carnahan
Sec Bd ffidac.— C M. HttJl
City Superintendent- — M M. Dupre
Principal High School^-C B, Cook
Chapell Hill, Washington Co , pop 818.
City Superintendent — N S, Davis
Chapell Hill Female College, girls, board-
ing and day, M E So , est 1852, Bey
W H Nelson, D D, Pres.
Chlco, Wise Co , pop 642
City Superintendent — A Bennett
Male and Female Institute, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect , est 1890, L W Shawnee, Pres
Chlldress, ChUdress Co, pop 2,000
City Superintendent — H S Bruce
Chillicothe, Hardeman Co, pop 1400
City Superintendent — J G Pace
Cisco, Eastland Co , pop. 2,410
Pres Bd Bduc — J M Williamson
Sec. Bd. Educ— B C McDonald
City Superintendent — J N Johnston
Clarendon, Donley Co, pop 1,500
City Superintendent — W B. Silvey
Clarendon College, prep , co-ed , President
Clarksvllle, Bed River Co , pop 2,069
City Superintendent — W J Gayden
Clebnrne, Johnson Co., pop 10,864
Pres Bd Educ — Dr W P Alexander
Sec Bd Bduc — T H Osleorne
City Superintendent — Robert G Hall
Principal High School — Bmmett Braun.
Cleburne Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
W W Lindaley, Prin
Coleman, Coleman Co , pop 8,046
Pres Bd Bduc— D A. Paddleford.
Sec Bd Bduc— J P Delleny
City Superintendent— J B Hickman
Principal High School — A T Stanaell
Dom Sol and Fhy Cult — Miss Pauline EL
Davis.
College Station, Bratos Co, pop* 546
Agricultural and Mechanical College of
Texftfl, agrl. and meoh arts, men, non-
sect , est 1876, Charles Ptiryear, MA,
Pres
School ef Engineering, Agricultural and
Mechanical College, courses In architec-
ture, civil, mechanical, electrical, chem-
ical, and textile engineering, James C
Nagle, Dean
Colorado, Mitchell Co , pop 1,874
City Superintendent — C L MoDoaald.
Columbus, Colorado Co » pop 1,824.
Pres Bd Bduc— John Hastedt
Sec Bd JMuc— L. F Dick.
City Superintendent— W A Holland
Principal Higfe JBohool — Ooii Thrower
Comanche, GonaaiMhe 0»., pop. 2,070.
City Superintendent— D P Parker
Comanche College, prep , co-e4l. non-sect
W F Rogers, Ph D , A. M , Prim.
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Commerce, Hunt Co , pop 2,818.
City Superintendent — A L. Day
Bast Texas Normal College, normal and
prep , private, co^ed , eat. 1889, W. L.
Mayo, A B, Free
Conroe, Montgomery Co, pop 1,009
City Superintendent — H N Anderson
Cooper, Delta Co , pop 1,518
Pres Bd Educ — B D Murray
Sec Bd Educ — J H Newton
City Superintendent — J H Newton
Manual Training — T C Cobb
SUBV Music — Miss Barvia Walker
Principal High School— T C Cobb
Domestic Science — Miss Sadie DeLamar
Corpus Christ!, Nueces Co, pop 8,299.
City Superintendent — Moses Menger
Corstcana, Navarro Co , pop 9,749
City Superintendent — John B Blair
Crockett, Houston Co., pop 2,612
City Superintendent — R. R Sebrlng
Mary Allen Seminary (colored), girls'
boarding, nor and prep , Presb , est
1886, Rev H P V Bogue, D D, Presi-
dent
Crowell, Foard Co , pop. 1,200
Crowell College, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
H. A. Mayers, Pxin.
Cnero, Dewltt Co , pop 8,422
Pres Bd Bduc — R T Williams
Sec Bd Eduo — B D Walker
City Superintendent — W S Fleming
Principal High School — J M Skinner
Supv Music — May McDearmon
Physical Culture — Eula Pickard.
Cnrnby, Hopkins Co , pop 700
City Superintendent — W O Willinghaxn
Independent Normal College, normal, pri-
vate, co-ed., R L Taylor, Pres
Daingerfleld, Morris Co , pop 1,100
City Superintendent — Thomas B Price
Dalhart, Dallam Co , pop 2,250
City Superintendent — H B Otis
Dallas, Dallas Co, pop 116,784
Pres Bd Educ — E A. Belsterling
Sec Bd Educ — C M Moore
City Superintendent — James A Brooks
Prln H 8 — Joseph Morgan
Supv Music — Miss Birdie Alexander
Manual Training — R. L. Coville.
Domestic Science — Mrs Bertha Rogers.
Physical Culture — R C Tapp
Draw and Pen'shlp — Miss Llda HoaL
Barnes School of Anatomy, Sanitary Science
& Embalming, co-ed , est 1890, Hood F
Smith, Demonstrator, 1820 Main Street
Dallas— con tinued
Baylor University, College of Medicine,
med , reg , co-ed , est 1901, Edward H
Gary, M D , Dean
Baylor University, College of Pharmacy, co*
ed , est 1001, E 6 Eberle, Ph G, Dean
College of Physicians and Surgeons, med ,
reg, co-ed, est 1904, Arthur C Bell,
A M . M D , Ph C , Dean
Dallas Commercial College, bus and sten.,
O A Harmon, Pres
Dallas Free Kindergarten Training School,
kind, training, women, non-sect , est.
1901, Mary King Drew, Prln. 126 Cedar
Springs Road
Dallas Medical College, med , reg , men,
est 1901. Hugh L McNew, M D, Dean.
Dallas Telegraph College, tel , co-ed , est
1888 L C Robinson, President, 605%
Main Street
Draughon's Practical Business College, bus.
and sten eat 1891 David Luther Lacy,
Manager Main and Poydras Streets
Highland Park Academy, prep , co-ed ,
non-sect Mrs Joseph Morgan, Prln
Laudon Conservatory, mus , est 1899,
Charles W Laudon, Director
Metropolitan Business College, bus and
sten est 1887, A Ragland, Principal,
1811 Commerce Street
St Mary's College, college, prep , music,
girls, est 1889, Episcopal
Southern Methodist University, comprises
College of Liberal Arts, School of Medi-
cine, and Pharmacy, co-ed , M E , R S
Hyer, D D, President
Southern Methodist University, Medical De-
partment, med and phar , reg , co-ed.,
est 1903, John 0 McReynolds. M D , LL
D, Dean, 1420 Hall Street
Southern Methodist University, School of
Pharmacy, two-year course, co-ed , est
1901, Jacob Schrodt, Ph G, Professor
State Dental College, co-ed , est 1905, T
G Bradford, D D S, M D, Dean
Terrill School, prep , boys non-sect , est
1908, Mentor B Terrill, Pres
University of Dallas, col , prep men, R
C , courses in mechanical, electrical and
civil engineering, Rev Patrick A Fln-
ney, Ph D, Pres
University of Dallas, Medical Department,
med , reg , men, est 1900, Charles M
Rosser, M D, Dean
Ursullne Academy, girls' boarding, R. C ,
est 1874, Mother M Evangelist, Prioress
Wesley College, coll and prep , M. E ,
est 1912, President
Decatur, Wise Co, pop 1,562
City Superintendent — I L Getty
Decatur Baptist College, coll and prep ,
co-ed , Bapt , est 1898, Rev William
Charles Carver, President
Del Bio, Valverde Co , pop 4,000
City Superintendent— W D Notley
Denlson, Grayson Co., pop 13,682
City Superintendent— Frank B Hughes.
Sherman Business College, bus, sten, H.
A Ivey, Principal
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Draughon's Practical Business College, bus
and sten , est 1889, J W Adamson,
Manager
Harshaw's Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , Geo L Harsh aw, Prln
Denton, Denton Go , pop 4,788.
Pres Bd Educ — D K Allison
Sec Bd Bduc — W L McCormlck
City Superintendent — J W Beaty
Principal High School — A Logan
College of Industrial Arts, indust , women,
eat 1903, Cree T Work, Pres
North Texas State Normal College, normal,
state, co-ed , est 1901, W H Bruce,
Prin
Detroit, fied River Co, pop. 1,056.
City Superintendent— W L Woodson
Detroit Normal School, normal, state, co-
ed , J Bay, Pres.
Dublin, Erath Co, pop. 8,870.
Pres Bd Bduc— M C Wltcher
Sec Bd Educ — J ID Hickman
City Superintendent — A O Strother
Principal High School — C H Watklns
Abrahams' Practical Business College, bus
and sten , 3D W Abrahams, Prin.
Eagle Lake, Colorado Co, pop 1,250
City Superintendent— J B Briggs
Eagle Pass, Maverick Co., pop. 2,729
City Superintendent — George M Snyder
Edna, Jackson Co, pop 1,144
Pres Bd Bduc — A \ Brunett
Sec Bd Bduc — M D Pumphiey
City Superintendent — J F Johnson
Principal High School— D T Turbyflll
Supv Music — MlsB Enid Laughter
Eddy. Mcl/ennan Co, pop. 075
City Superintendent— H H, Gordon
El Campo, Wharton Co, pop 1,800
City Superintendent — O H. White
Elgin, Bastrop Co , pop 2,100
Pres Bd Bduc — R Reomer
Sec Bd Bduc — W H Rivers, Jr
Citj Superintendent — T P Mallard
El Paso, El Paso Co , pop 89,279
Pres Bd Bduc — Dr H H Irvln
Sec Bd Educ — H M Andreas
City Superintendent — R J Tighe.
Prin H S— -S W Alexander
Supv Music — Mrs b T Moore
Manual Training — W A Boirk
Domestic Science — Margaretta LeBaron.
Drawing — Mrs V Whitmer
Com'l and Stenog'y— • Mrs Mary I Stanton.
Draughon's Practical Business College, bus
and sten , R. F Davis, Manager
El Paso School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect , est 1910, Miss OWL Slater,
Principal
International Business College, bus and
sten , est 1898, Joseph P Mullin, Presi-
dent
El Paso— continued
8t Joseph's Academy, girls' day, R C , est
1892, Sister M Barbara, Prin
Ennis, Ellis Co, pop 5,669
City Superintendent — J D Coghlan
Farmersville, Collin Go, pop 1,856
City Superintendent — H P Eastman
Ferris, Ellis Co , pop. 904
City Superintendent—A L. Malone
Ferris Institute, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
A C Speer, Prln
Flatonia, Fayette Co, pop 1,210
City Superintendent— -B T Gillespie
Floresvllle, Wilson Co, pop 1,800
City Superintendent — T A Qullett
floydada, Floyd Co, pop. 650
City Superintendent — G C Woodson
Floydada Presbyterian College, coll , co-
ed , Presb , est. 1911, President
Forney, Kaufman Co , pop. 1,165
City Superintendent — W L Price
Fort Worth, Tarrant Co , pop 78,812
City Superintendent — James W Cantwell
Prln H S— R L Paschal
All Saints Academy, girls' boarding, R C ,
Mother Maiy Bernardelle, Superioress
Arlington Heights College, girls' boarding,
non-sect , Rev% Edward Thompson, Pres
BranUey-Draughon Business College , bus ,
sten and tel , est 1904, J T Brantley,
President, 611% Mam Street
Bryant School for Boys, boys' boarding,
non-sect , est 1912, William Cullen Bry-
ant, Director
Farmer's Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1912, Frederick A Farmer, Presi-
dent
Fort Worth Hebrew School, day, co-ed ,
Hebrew, est 1907, David Goldberg, B A,
Principal
Fort Worth Industrial and Mechanical Col-
lege (colored) , boarding and day, co-ed ,
est 1881, Major J Johnson, President
Our Lady of Victory College and Academy,
girls' boarding, R C , Sister Mary Mar-
guerite, Superioress
Polytechnic College, tech., co-ed , M. E
So , est 1891, Rev H A Boaz, M. A.,
D D, Pres
St Ignatius Academy, girls' boarding, B
C , Sister Helen, Superioress
St Andrew's Select School for Girls, prep
day, Miss Cora B Fitzhugh, Principal
Sims' School for Boys, prep day, John G
Sims, Principal
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary,
theol , Bapt , Rev B H Carroll, Presi-
dent
Texas Christian University, comprises Col-
lege, Academy, College of the Bible, of
Fine Arts, of Business, of Medicine, co-
ed , Christian, est 1878, Frederick D
Kershner, LL D, President
Texas Christian University, College of Fine
Arts, courses in music, art, oratory. Carl
Beutel, Director
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Texas Christian University, College of Busi-
ness, bus and sten , L A Bubanks
Principal
Texas Christian University, School of Phar-
macy, co-ed , eat. 1906, B. H Needham
Dean
Texas Christian University, College of Med-
icine , reb , men, est 1894, Ira C Chase,
M D, Dean
rrederlcksburff, Gillisple Co, pop 9,100
Prlru H S — Henry Lett.
Gainesville, Cooke Co., pop 7,624.
Pres Bd Educ— J M. Lindsay
Sec. Bd Educ.— Mrs C 8 PatchelL
City Superintendent — John P Glassgow
Principal High School— B C McDonald.
Supv Mus and Draw —Mrs. B L. Meredith
Gainesville Business College, bus and *ten ,
est 1895 S R Smith, Prin.
St Marys Day School, prep, co-ed, R
C , est 1902, Sister Mary Alfred, Prin-
cipal
Gal vest on, Galveston Co, pop 85,981.
Pres Bd Educ — H. M Trueheart
Sec Bd Educ— Edwin Bruce.
City Superintendent — John W Hopkins
Principal High School— W A. James.
Supv Music— Miss Elfleva Littlejohn.
Manual Training— O A. Tearney
Domestic Science— Miss Helen T Lister
Drawing— Miss Frances C. Kirk.
Draughon's Practical Business College, bus
and sten , est 1891, Paul E Cooper,
Manager
St. Joseph's Convent, prep , oo-ed , R C ,
Sister Mary, Prin
St Mary's University, college and high
school, men, R. C, est. 1864, Bar. BL
A Fields, S J, Pres
Sacred Heart Academy, girls' boarding, R
C , Mother Pauline, Superioress, Market
and 16th Sts
University of Texas, Medical Department,
mad , reg , co-ed , est 1891, William S
Carter, M D, Dean
University of Texas, School of Pharmacy,
phar , co-ed , est 1893, Dr W S Car-
ter, Dean.
Ursullne Convent, girls' boarding, R C ,
Mother St Agnes, Prin
Garland, Dallas Co , pop 1,000
Pres Bd Educ— W P Peary
Sec Bd Educ — Peter Handley
City Superintendent — S M Lloyd
Principal High School— H H Bain
Gatefvffle, Coryell Co , pop. 1,960.
City Superintendent— H B Whaling
Georgetown, Somervell Co , pop 2,700
City Superintendent— A, N W Smith
Southwestern University, coll , co-ed , M
B So , est 1878, Rev Charles McDyerre
Bishop, D D, Pres.
Glddlngfl, Lee Co , pop 1,875.
Pres Bd Educ— R D Hick
Sec Bd Eduo — J B Hlllsman
City Superintendent— W G Walley
Glddlngs — continued
Principal High School — Claud Todd
Physical Culture — Claud Todd
Drawing — Miss Inez Kelly
Penmanship — Anna Silverstem
Gllmer, Upshnr Co, pop 1,484
City Superintendent — G B. Christian.
Goldthwalte, Mills Co , pop 1,282
City Superintendent — W W Hart
Gonzales, Gonzales Co, pop 4,297
City Superintendent — Miss Rozelle Nichol-
son
Goodnight, Armstrong; Comity
Goodnight Academy, prep , co-ed , Bapt ,
A H Thornton, President
Graham, Young Co, pop 1,569
Pres Bd Educ — J T Rlckman
Sec Bd Educ — E S Graham
City Superintendent — Edgar McLendon.
Principal High School— B L Howeli,
Granbtury, Hood Co, pop 1,410
City Superintendent — R. P Yarett
Grand View, Johnson Co, pop 1,100
City Superintendent — E A. Decherd.
Granger, Williamson Co , pop. 1,500
Pres Bd Educ — J S Fox
Sec Bd Educ — Claude J Tier
City Superintendent — D H Wornack.
Principal High School — W J Lewis
Grapevine, Tarrant Co , pop 762,
City Superintendent— W A. Mathews.
Grapevine College, prep , co-ed , non-sect.,
G T Bludworth, Prin.
Greenville, Hunt Co, pop 8,850
City Superintendent — Louis C Gee
Burleson College, coll , co-ed , Bapt, est
1893, E L Compere, A B, Pres
Greenville Business University, bus and
sten , est 1906, J W Farrell and J H.
Hardle, Principals, 245 West Lee St
Wesley College, prep , co-ed , M E, C S ,
est 1912, Rev David H. Aston, A M.,
Ph D, President
Greenwood, Wise Co., pop 400.
Greenwood Male and Female College, prep ,
agri and com'l, co-ed , non-sect , est
1892, William H Carney, A M, Presi-
dent
Groesbeck, Limestone Co., pop 1,46*.
Pre* Bd Educ — M Herring
Sec Bd Educ — Noble Groves
City Superintendent — Joe F Henson
Principal High School— G B WIlcox.
Drawing — Mrs Cora Ferguson
Groveton, Trinity Co, pop. 1,076.
City Superintendent — J R. Reynolds.
Gnthrle, King Co, pop 160
Pres Bd Educ — S L Groves
Sec Bd Educ — "W L, McLaren
City Superintendent — O C Southall
Supv Music — Mrs J F WItherspoon.
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Hallettsvffle. Lavaoa Co., pop. 1,870.
City Superintendent — X. A. Jones.
Hamilton, Hamilton Co, pop 1,226.
City Superintendent — W E Fatty
Hamlln, Jones Co, pop 8,000
Pres Bd Educ — A G Hudson
Sec Bd Educ — D J Payne.
City Superintendent — K C Spratlen
Principal High School — W H LaRoque
Supv Music—Miss Bulah Burkett
Haskell, Haskell Co , pop. 1,600
City Superintendent — J Stone Rive*.
Hearne, Robertson Co , pop. 2,129
City Superintendent — W A. Holland.
Hempstead, Waller Co., pop 1,849
Sec Bd Educ — James Porter
City Superintendent — J B Oliphant
Henderson, Ruck Co., pop. 1,750.
City Superintendent — P B Bittle.
Henderson Normal School, nor , co-ed., est
1896, Thomas Russell Day, A. B, Prlo.
Henrietta, Clay Co, pop. 1,760.
City Superintendent — J L. Graff*
Hereford, Deaf Smith Co , pop 1,700.
Pres Bd Educ — J W Barnett
Sec Bd Educ— H C Mynck
City Superintendent — Ben Short
Principal High School— D A Shirley
Supv Music — Misses Jennie & Edwards.
Hloo, Hamilton Co., pop 1,480
City Superintendent — W. E Edelen
Hillsboro, Hill Co , pop 6,115.
Pres Bd Educ— O G Bowman
Sec Bd Bduc — A W Young
City Superintendent — Thomas D Brooks.
Principal High School— W T Lofland
Domestic Science — Miss Inez Alderson
Culbertson Select School, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect., W A. Culbertson, Prin.
Hondo, Medina, Co , pop. 1,325.
City Superintendent — J W Covington.
Honey Grove, Fannln Co , pop 2,488.
City Superintendent — P B McDonald.
Wall School, boys' boarding 8 V Wall,
Prin
Houston, Harris Co , pop 78,800.
Pres Bd Bduc.— Rufua Gag*.
Sec Bd Bduc — A. S Cleveland.
City Superintendent — Paul W Horn.
Prln H a— W G Smiley
Prin Colored H S — Charles Atherton
Supv Music — Miss Hazel Hulva
Manual Training^— E M Wyatt
Domestic Science — Miss Jessie HetzeL
Physical Culture— J K. Staples
Drawing — Miss Pearl Rucker
Penmanship— Anna Kelso
Commercial — Elizabeth Hunter
Kindergarten — Helen Wilson.
Asgard College, girls' boarding, non-sect.,
est. 1908, Rev J L. Dickens, LJU D.,
Pres.
Houston — continued
Barnett School, prep., co-ed., non-sect,
est 1908, W. W Barnett, B a, Prin.,
906 Milan St.
Draughons Practical Business College, bus
and sten P B Townsley Manager
Houston College, prep , co-ed , Bapt , est
1885, F W Gross, President
Massey Business College, The, bus. and
tten , est 1889, C F. Beutel, Pre*,, 1106
Rush Ave.
Prosso Preparatory School, boys' boarding,
non-sect , est 1900, James P Richardson,
Ph D , Headmaster
St Agnea Academy, girls' boarding, R. C.,
Sister Superior
St Thomas College, coll , R C., men, est
1900, Rev 7 G Powell, Pres., 2809 Aus-
tin Ave
Texas Dental College, men, est. 1905, O
F Gamboti, D D S, Dean.
William M Rice Institute, coll. and tech.;
non-sect, co-ed , est 1912, Edgar O
Lovett LL. D. Pres.
Houston Heights, Harris Co , pop 6,984
Prea Bd Bduc — O P Woodburn
Sec Bd Educ — J E Walton
City Superintendent — L W Greathouse
Pzincipal High School — L E King
Manual Training— I 8 Blair
Domestic Science — Mary F Sears
Hubbard, Hill Co , pop 1,700.
City Superintendent — T H Shelby
Hnntsvllle, Walker Co, pop 2,485
City Superintendent — W B Toon.
Sam Houston Normal Institute, normal,
state, co-ed., est 1879, H F Estill, Frin
Italy, Bills Co , pop. 1,825
City Superintendent — G T Bludworth.
Jacksboro, Jack Co , pop. 1,811.
City Superintendent — C. P Pitman.
Jacksonville, Cherokee Co , pop 2,175,
Pres Bd Educ — T E Gillespie
Sec Bd Educ — J E McFarland
City Superintendent — B J Albrlttan
Principal High School — Carrie B Sterrett
Supv Music — Bessie Whitfield
Domestic Science — Lela Simmons
Com'l & Stenog'y — Willie T Harris
Alexander Collegiate Institute, prep , co-
ed , M E So , M L, Lefler, President
Jaaper, Jasper Co, pop 478
Southwest Texas College, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect , J H Synnott, Frin
Kaufman, Kaufman Co, pop 2,878
City Superintendent — O F. Norman.
Kenedy, Karnes Co , pop. 1,050
City Superintendent — T, A. Keith.
Kerrvllle, Kerr Co , pop 1,488
Pres Bd. Educ— Dr A A Roberta
Sec Bd Educ — T C Johnston
City Superintendent— Alvln Dllle
Prinolpal High School — Mrs Docla Johnson
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Kerrvllle— continued
Manual Training — George M Hargrave
Domestic Science — M Louise McConmck
Ladonia, Fannln Co., pop. 1,409
City Superintendent— R. M Parker
Lagrange, Fayette Co , pop 9,892
City Superintendent— W J Kirk.
npasas Co,
2,107.
>tt.
City Superintendent—- G
St. Dominic's Villa, girls* boarding, B. C.,
est, 1900, Mother M Pauline.
Lancaster, Dallas Co, pop, 1,045
City Superintendent — C J Denton
Lancaster Military Academy, boys, non-
sect.. George Wharton, Supt
La Porte, Harris Co , pop 1,050
City Superintendent — W C Honner
Laredo, Webb Co , pop 14,855
City Superintendent — L J Christen.
Laredo Seminary, prep , co-ed , boarding,
M B So , est 1882, James Marshall
Skinner, Ph D , President
Llano, Llano Co, pop 1,600.
City Superintendent— J. G. Toland
Lockhart, Caldwell Co, pop 2,945
City Superintendent— J F Johnson.
Longvtew, Gregg Co , pop 5,155
City Superintendent— Samuel J Blocker
Lott, Falls Co , pop 1,125
City Superintendent — "W O Cooke
Lubbock, Lnbbock Co , pop. 1,850
City Superintendent — B R. Haynes
Lufldn, Angelina Co , pop 2,475
Pres Bd Bduc — W C Trout
Sec Bd Educ— I D Falrchild
City Superintendent — S W Dlrlokson
Principal High School — C J Armstrong;
Manual Training — Ella B Cain
Lullnsr, Caldwell Co , pop 1,849
City Superintendent— Miss M L Barrett
McGregor, McLennan Co , pop. 1,485
City Superintendent — J W Kinsey
McKlnney, ColUn Co, pop 4,842
Pres Bd Educ — J L Greer
Sec Bd, Bduc— J W. Webb.
City Superintendent — John H. Hill
Principal High School — F G Jones.
Domestic Science— Miss Anna Maxwell
Jones Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect,
Franklin G Jones, A B , Pres (Successor
to Hawthorne Academy)
Martin, Falls Co , pop 8,092
City Superintendent — W F Doughty
Marshall, Harrison Co , pop 11,452
Pres Bd Educ— B L Wells, Jr
Sec Bd Educ — Sam B Wood.
City Superintendent-— Bruce B Cobb
Principal High School— J S Bulllngtoa
Supv Mus and Draw — Miss Millie Yocker.
Marshall — continued
Manual Training— M H Powell.
Domestic Science— Miss Marion Combrook*.
Bishop College (colored) , coll . co-ed ,
Bapt , est 1881, C H Maxson, B S,
B D, Pres
Masonic Institute, girls' boarding, non-
sect , W C Parham, Prin
Wiley University (colored) , coll , co-ed ,
M E , est 1878, Rev M W Dogan, Ph
D, Pres.
Mart, McLennan Co, pop 2,400
City Superintendent — -H L Goerner
Mason, Mason Co, pop 1,187
City Superintendent — B B Cowles
Memphis, Hall Co, pop 1,600
City Superintendent — T A Taggart
Merkel, Taylor Co , pop 1,550
City Superintendent — B W Hudgias
Mexla, Limestone Co, pop 2,898
City Superintendent — B B Stover
Midland, Midland Co, pop 1,450
City Superlntendent-r-W W Lackey
Miles, Runnels Co, pop 1,200
Pres Bd Bduc — W P Betting
Sec Bd Bduc — T E Davis
Principal High School-— J C Wells
Mlnden, Busk Co , pop 227
Rock Hill Institute, prep , co-ed , noa-
sect, est 1888, Allen H Menafee, Prin
Mlneola, Wood Co , pop 1,725
City Superintendent — B A Stafford
Mineral Wells, Palo Pinto Co , pop 2,750
City Superintendent — E O McNew
Mount Pleasant, Titus Co , pop 2,000
City Superintendent— S E Watson.
Monnt Sylvan, Smith Co, pop 181
City Superintendent — C P Balch
Hosedale Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , J W Adamson, Prin
Nacoffdoches, Nacogdoches Co , pop 3,809.
Pres Bd Bduo — F H. Tucker
Sec Bd Eduo — C A Hodges.
City Superintendent — R F Davis
Navasota, Grimes Co, pop 8,857
Pres Bd Educ — J D Franklin
Sec Bd Bduc — J You ens
City Superintendent — J Thomas Davis
Principal High School — Ii S Burrett
Supr Music— Hiss Hannah Bell
Manual Training — L S Barrett
Domestic Science — Miss Heoh Callls
New BrannfelB, Comal Co, pop 8,165.
Pres Bd Bduc — Jos Faust.
Sec Bd Bduc — C V WIndwehen
Principal High School — Bodo Holekaup
Omen, Smith Co, pop. 868
City Superintendent— O A. Arnold.
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Omen— continued
Summer Hill Business College, bus. and
sten , Rev N Smylie, Pres
Summer Hill School, prep , co-ed. , non-
sec! , A W Orr, Prln
Orange, Orange Go , pop 5,527
Pres Bd. Educ — Robert Bradbury
Sec Bd Educ — M A Watson.
City Superintendent — James E Blnkley
Principal High School — Miss Helen Carr
Palaclous, Natagorda County
Palaclous Academy, prep , co-ed , Bapt ,
M M Wolfe, A B, Principal
Palestine, Anderson Co , pop 10,482
City Superintendent — Luther B Gill
Paris, tamar Co, pop 11,269
Pres Bd Educ. — T G Henley
Sec Bd Educ — B J Baldwin.
City Superintendent — Judge G Wooten
Principal High School— J P Downer
Supv Music — Miss Helen Zenor
Domestic Science — Miss Grace Watklns
Man Tr and Draw— C. C Wilkln.
Mary Connor College, girls' boarding, non-
sect., C E Dickens, A. B, Pres.
Penlel, Hunt Go, pop 150
Peniel University, prep, theol , music, co-
ed , Nazarine, eat 1899, Rev James B
Chapman, A B , President
Pilot Point, Denton Co , pop 1,475
City Superintendent — A. B Weisner
Pittsburg, Camp Co., pop 2,000
City Superintendent— C L Turner
Jeff Davis College, prep , co-ed , non-seot ,
est 1885, S B Watson, Fres
Plalnvlew, Hale Co , pop. 8,000. ,
City Superintendent — E. C Nelson
Seth Ward College, prep , co-ed , boarding,
M E , est 1909, W M Pearce, President
Port Arthur, Jefferson Co , pop 7,668.
Pres Bd Educ — J Imhoff
Sec Bd Educ— J H Bright
City Superintendent — J H. Bright.
Principal High bchol— E W Bartholomae
Supv Music — Miss Ethel Henlngway
Manual Training — G E Carter
Physical Culture — G W Vaught
Drawing — Miss Maud Jones
Penmanship — Miss Lucy Lamon
Fort Arthur College, coll, prep, bus, fine
arts, co-ed , non-seot , J W La Grone,
Pres
Port Lavaca, Calhoun Co , pop 1,400.
City Superintendent — R. Nelson.
Prairie View, Waller Co , pop 100
Prairie View State Normal and Industrial
College (colored), normal, state, co-ed,
E L Blackshear, B. A , Pres.
Qnanah, Hardeman Co , pop 1,725
City Superintendent— C G Green
Rockdale, Milam Co, pop 2,515
Pres Bd Educ — G M Ryan
Sec Bd Educ — J W Garner
City Superintendent — C G Green
Principal High School — R L Grogan
Rosebud, Halls Co., pop 1,750.
Pros Bd Educ — Z T Booth
Sec Bd Educ — E A Donaldson
City Superintendent — B F Slsk
Piincipal Hfgh School — J H Armitage
Busk, Cherokee Co, pop 1,850
City Superintendent — Elmer B Myers
Husk Baptist College, prep and Junior col-
lege, co-ed , est 1896, Rev Hardee R
Chapman, B A, President
Rusk Masonic Institute, prep , co-ed , est
1871, C F Gibson, Prln
Salado, Bell Co., pop 471
City Superintendent — W B Greer
Thomas Arnold High School, prep , co-ed ,
non-sect S J Jones and T J Witt.
San Angelo, Tom Green Co, pop 10,321*
Free Bd Educ. — Sam Crowther
Sec Bd. Educ— Dr W P Menzles.
City Superintendent — Felix E bmlth
Principal High School — H O Jones.
Supv Music— Miss Hattie Higglns.
Manual Training — V J Smith
Domestic Sci — Miss Jennie Kaestner
Drawing— Miss Ella Fiflher
San Antonio, Bexar Co, pop 96,614
Pres Bd Educ — Dr Fredertqk TerrelL
Sec Bd. Educ — E G LeBlourgeon.
Business Agent — Paul Scholz
City Superintendent — Chailes J Lukin.
Supv Music — Mrs. Lula Grlesenbeck.
Manual Training — N S Hernsdon.
Domestic Science — Miss Emma Firie.
Drawing— Nellie Lytle.
Commercial — Marshall Johnston.
Kindergarten— Rachael Plummer
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Breckenridge High School, S Adams St.;
F M Halbedl, Principal
Main Avenue High School, Main Ave , W
D Williams, Principal,
Academy of Our Lady of the Lake, girls'
boarding, R C , Mother M. Florence.
Alamo City Commercial College, bus and
sten , Shafer & Downey, Frosts
Bonn-Avon School for Girls, girls' board-
ing, non-sect , Miss J C Hall, Prln.
Clark's Shorthand School, bus and sten ,
Mrs Elizabeth Clark, Principal, 114 West
Pecan Street
College and Academy of the Incarnate
Word, girls' boarding, R C , Mother Al-
phonse, Superioress
Draughon's Practical Business College, bus.,
sten and tel , Earthman Bros & Parish,
Managers
Garden Military Academy, boys' boarding,
military, non-sect , est 1908, Rev Alfred
W S Garden, Principal, Highland Park.
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Lewis Limited School, girls' boarding, non-
sect , est 1903, Miss Mattie Lewis, Prin-
cipal Laurel Heights
Marshall Training School, boys' boarding,
non-sect , est 1903, J T Curry, Principal
Melrose Hall, girls' boarding, non-sect ,
est 1911, Mrs J H Spell, Principal, 119
Lewis St
Peacock Military College, boys' boarding,
militate , non-sect , est 1894, Wesley Pea-
cock, President
St Anthony's Institute, prep , day, R C ,
Sister Jane, Principal
St Louis College, boys' boarding, B. C ,
est 1894, Rev Louis A Tragesser, 8 M,
Pres
St Marys College, bo>s boarding, R C,
Rev Joseph C El President
St Mary's Hall, girls' boarding, P H ,
est 1879 Rev A W Burioughs, Princi-
pal, 1229 Martin Stret
San Antonio Academy; prep , boys' board-
ing and day non-sect , est 1885, W W
Bondurant, President, 1935 N Flores
San Antonio Female College, girls' board-
ing, M B So , est 1894, Rev J E Har-
rison, A B, Pres
Ursuline Academy, girls' boarding, R C ,
Mother M Ursula, Superioress
West Texas Military Academy, boys' board-
ing, P B , est 1893, J F Howard,
Principal
Wasson School, girls' boarding, non-sect ,
est 1901, Miss Louise Wasson, Principal,
206 Lexington Ave
Westcott School, prep , day, non-sect , Miss
Fannie Westcott
San Aagruatine, San Augustine Co , pop 1,050
City Superintendent — W H Rushing
San Marcos, Hays Co , pop 4,071
Pres Bd Educ — S M Ken-
Sec Bd Bduc — J M Hosklns.
City Superintendent — J E Blair
Principal High School— S H Whitley
Supv Music — Pattlc Cassedy
Domestic Science— Bmlly Ebner
Draw and Pen'shlp — Lillian Shanks
Coronal Institute, prep , co-ed , boarding,
M B So , est 1$68 , Rev Sterling Fisher,
President
Lone Star Business College; bus and stea ,
est. 1887 M a McGee, Pres
Southwest Texas Normal School, nor ,
state, co-ed , C El Evans, Principal*
San Marcos Academy, prep , co-ed , Bapt,
T G Harris, A M, Pres
San Sabs, San Saba Co , pop. 1,900
City Superintendent — W H Emert
Santa Anna, Coleman Ce , pop 1,050
City Superintendent — Rhea Startles
Scaly, Austin Co, pop
CHy Superintendent—^". L. Page.
Gnadalnpe Go, pop 8,000
City Superintendent — R H L. Adams.
Lutheran College, nor prep and com'l,
boarding, est 1891, C Weeber, Principal
St Joseph Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sisters of the Incarnate Word
Seymour, Baylor Co, pop
City Superintendent— B E Satterfield
Sherman, Orayson Co, pop 12,412
City Superintendent — Jay C Pyle
Prin H S— S W Dirickson
Austin College, coll , preparatory school,
men, Presb , est 1850, Rev Thomas S
Clyce D D , Pres
North Texas Female College, girls' board-
Ing, Meth , Mrs Lucy Kidd Key, Prin
Sherman Private School, boys' boarding,
non-sect , J H Le Telller, Prin
Shiner, Xavaca Co , pop 1,270
Pres Bd Educ — E Kunk
Sec Bd Educ — C W Eschenbuig
City Superintendent — T J Ponton
Smlthvllle, Bastrop Co , pop 2,577
City Superintendent — J N Bigbee
Snyder, Scurry Co, pop 2,125
Pres Bd Educ — W H Morrow
Sec Bd Educ — E B Barnes
City Superintendent — E A Watson
Principal High School — O G Hazel
Crescent Commercial College, bus and
sten , W D Knight, Pres
Stamford, Jones Co , pop 8,902
Pres Bd Educ — R H Langford
Sec Bd Educ — O P Harlan
City Superintendent — J P Comer
Principal High School — H H Glee.
Domestic Science — Julia E Williams
Stephenvllle, Erath Co, pop 1,902
City Superintendent — G H Hagen
John Tarleton College, prep , co-ed , non-
sect, est 1899, Roswell W Rogers, A.
M, Pres.
Sulphur Springs, Hopkins Co, pop 5,151.
City Superintendent— Foster V Garrison
Sweet Water, Nolan Co , pop 1,950
Pres Bd Educ — John R Lewis.
Sec Bd Educ — M B Howard.
City Superintendent — M B Johnson.
Supv Music — Annie King Davis.
Domestic Science — May Durham.
Drawing— Dora Givens.
Taylor, Williamson Co, pop. 5,814
Pres Bd Bduc— S G Yakey
See Bd. Educ— John F O'Shea,
City Superintendent — John F O'Shea.
Principal High School— J H Head.
Supv Music— Mrs. N. BJ RIvlne
Manual Traialng^-J Thomas Hutto
Drawing— Miss Mary Peebles.
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Teasrne, Freestone O«., pep
Fres Bd Bduc.— W R Boyd
Sec Bd Educ— W J Sims.
City Superintendent— D H HIbbett*.
Prin. High School — Mrs Cora B Llmson.
Supv Music — Miss Hellen Sanders.
Physical Culture— P B Hlbbetta
Temple* BeU Go , pop 10,998
City Superintendent — Justin F Klxnball
Tehuacana, Limestone Co, pop
Westminster College, prep , co-ed*, M E.,
Rev J C Williams, A M , President
Terrell, Kaufman Co, pop 7,080
Pres Bd Bduc— M W Raley
Sec Bd Bduc — E R Bumpass
City Superintendent— Starlin M N Marra.
Principal High School — W H Brad en
Texarkana, Bowie- Co., pop »,7dO
Pres Bd Bduc — A C Stuart
Sec. Bd Bduo — Homer Vaughan
City Superintendent — Oscar L Dunaway
Principal High School— J H McCulley
Supv Music — Miss Valrie Reeves
Manual Training— F F Newell
Domestic Science — Mies Joe Yerfor
Physical Culture — James Cook
Gate City Medical College, med , reg , co-
ed , est 1900, J W Decker, M D, Dean
Timpson, Shelby Co , pop. 1,600
Pres Bd Bduc— J R Nichols
Sec Bd Bduc— C F Reed
City Superintendent — Q Hartt
Principal High School — S N Pincham
Supv Music — Miss Iva Lou McCreary
Tyler, Smith Co , pop 10,400
City Superintendent — W T Adams
Prin H S— S B Gideon
Tyler Commercial College, bus, sten and
tel , est 1900, H B Byrne, President
TJvalde, Uvalde Co , pop 2,150.
City Superintendent—A. W Evans
Tan Alatyne, Grayson Go , pop 1,940
Pres Bd Bduc — P P Henderson
Sec Bd Bduc — G T McDonough
City Superintendent — S B Sivells
Principal High School— Prof Webb
Supv Music — Miss Nannie Cave
Manual Training — Miss Cora B Grain
Columbia College, prep , oo-ed., W B.
DuTica.ii, Prin*
Vernon, Wilbarger Co., pop 2,100.
Pres Bd Bduc— T H Shine,
Sec Bd Bduc.— B J Parker
City Superintendent — B F Holcomb
Principal High School— W A Matthews.
Victoria, Victoria Co., pop. 4,010
Pres Bd Bduo— F B Lauder
Sec Bd Bduc— I A, Heath.
City Superintendent — George "W Page.
Principal High School— G M Crutslnger
Domestic Science— Miss Louise Green.
Com'l and Stenotfy— R. W Bradshaw
Victoria— c on tinued
Nazareth Academy, girls* boarding, R. C,
Sister Mary Agnes, Prln
Waco, Meliennan Co*, pop. 26,485.
Fres Bd Bduc — B Rotan.
Sec Bd Bdnc — J C Lattimore
City Superintendent — J C Lattlmore
Principal High School — B T Genhelxaer
Supv Primary — Miss M. W Halliburton
Supv Music — Miss Elizabeth DoaK.
Manual Training— L R. Stanneld
Domestic Science — Miss Jennie Hylton.
Draw & Fen'ship — Miss Minnie B. Graves.
Academy of the Sacred Heart, girls' board-
Ing, R C , est 1873, Sister M Berch-
xnan, Superioress
Baylor University, comprises College, Acad-
emy, Music, Art, and Summer Normal,
Schools of Medicine and Pharmacy at
Dallas, co-ed , Bapt est 1846, Samuel
Palmer Brooks, LL D , President
College of Music, music, co-ed , est 1898,
Bmmett S Dean, Director, 214% South
Fourth Street
Douglas Select School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , S A Douglas, Principal
Hill's National Business College, bus., sten
and tel , est 1881, R H Hill, Pres
Paul Quinn College (colored), coll , co-ed ,
A M B . est 1881 , Rev I M Burgan,
D D, Pres.
8t Basil College, boys' boarding, R C ,
est 1004, Rev T F Gignac, Rector
Toby's Practical Business College, bus and
sten , est 1890, Edward Toby, President,
215 South Fourth Street
Waxahachte, Bills Co , pop 6,205
City Superintendent — G B Wlnn
Principal High School — P J Herndon
Trinity University, coU , prep and fine
arts depts . co-ed , Presb , U 8 A , est
1869, Samuel L Hornbeak, LL D, Pres-
ident
Weatherf ord, Parker Co , pop 5,074
City Superintendent — Thomas W Stanley
Hughey and Turner School, prep , co-ed,,
non-sect., A H. Hughey and J P Tur-
ner, Frlns.
Texas Fairernont Seminary, girls' board-
Ing, Presb , est 1890, Rev George M
Oakley B D, President
Weatherf ord College, prep , co-ed , M B
So , David S Switzer, Prin.
West, McLennan Co , pop. 1,650
Pres Bd Bduc — C W Holloway
Sec Bd Bduc — J W Griffin
City Superintendent— J P Buck
Principal High School — C O* Hooper,
Supv Music — Mies B Presaley
Physical Culture — Miss B Snodgrass
Drawing— Miss L Perry
Westminster, Oollln Co, pop 875
North Texas Academy, prep , co-ed , Bapt ,
est 1902, W C Johnson, President.
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Wbarton, Wharton Co , pop 1,975.
Prea Bd Educ— Frank B May
Sec Bd Educ— Dr J M Andrews
City Superintendent — Miss Merle Wharton
Frln High School — Miss Josephine Smith
Whftesboro, Grayson Co , pop. 1,243.
City Superintendent — G W Aoton
Whltewrijrht, Grayson Co., pop 1,804.
dty Superintendent— G W Austin.
Wichita Falls, Wichita Co., pop. 8,200.
City Superintendent — George H Carpenter
Wills Point, Tan Zandt Co , pop 1,847.
Free Bd Bduc — C E Gllmon
Sec Bd Bduc— M F Mayfleld
City Superintendent — H P Davis
Principal High School— J M Shields
Wlnnsboro, Wood Co., pop. 1,700
City Buperlntendent — J H Sheppard.
Winters, Runnels Co., pop 1,225.
Pres Bd Educ — J W Copeland
Sec Bd Hduc — ^Edward P Eaaon
City Superintendent — C W LaGrove
Principal Hlgrh School-^T BJ Parks
Wolfe City, Hunt Co., pop. 1,549.
City Superintendent — H F King
Wortham, Freestone Co, pop. 1,100.
City Superintendent— J M, MoLeod
Yoakum, Dewitt Co , pop 8,499.
Pres Bd. Educ. — A J Ross
Sec Bd. Educ— H. Rlttner.
City Superintendent — C. A. Peterson.
Torktown, Dewitt Co , pop 1,180
Pres Bd Educ — L A Hohn
Sec Bd Educ — J H Koehler
City Superintendent — N Wilson
UTAH
Population, 373,351 School census, 108,540 School age, 6-18
Utah is the forty-first state of the Union in point of population, having a total
of 373,351 inhabitants, of whom 98 2 per cent are white Of this number 17 per
cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population, ten
gears of age and over, is 2 5 per cent , the state ranking seventh in this respect
The educational system of the state is as follows
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
MOST ATT HALL, State High School Inspector Salt Lake City
A 0 MATHESON, Chief Clerk Salt Lake City
MAYME JORGENSON, Assistant Clerk Salt Lake City
CHLOE NELSON, Second Assistant Clerk Salt Lake City
STATE BOABD OF EDUCATION
A. C NELSON, State Superintendent, Chairman Salt Lake City
J T KJNGSBUBY, Secretary Salt Lake City
A C MATHESON, Assistant Secretary Salt Lake City
J A WIDTSOE Logan
1} H CHRISTENSEN Salt Lake City
GAEL B MABCUSEN Price
STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSIONED
WILLIAM SPRY, Governor Salt Lake City
A. 0 NELSON, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Salt Lake City
L G KELLY, State Auditor , Salt Lake City
W D CANDLAND . W H FARNSWOBTH
M M STEELE . W H THAIN
A G GIANQUE
UTAH EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
G N CHILD, President . Salt Lake City
THOMAS A BEAL, Vice-President Ephraim
J FRED ANDERSON, Secretary Salt Lake City
A* H PEABODY, Treasurer . , . Salt Lake City
STATE TEACHEBS' ASSOCIATION
JOHN M MILLS, President . Ogden
N K. NIELSEN, First Vice-President . Springville
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SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION
A* 0 NELSON, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Salt Lake City
J. T KINGSBTTRY, President of the State University Salt Lake City
J A. WIDTSOE, President of the State Agricultural College Logan
W. M STEWART, Principal State Normal Salt Lake City
Five resident citizens of the State, three of whom shall be county superin-
tendents of schools.
COUNTY STJPEHIIffTHlVOTJlVTS OF SCHOOLS
County
Beaver
Box Elder
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Cache .
Carboti
Davis
Emery
Garfleld
Grand
Iron
Juab
Kane
Millard
Morgan
Piute
Name and Address
R H Barton, Beaver
D. O. Jensen, Brigrham City
R V Larson, Logan
C B Marcusen, Price
H. C Burton, Kaysville
M J Blackburn, Huntlngton
F G Gardiner, Pangtutch
C A Johnson, Moab
Parley Dalley, Cedar City
George A Sperry, Nephi
D D Rust, Kanab
A J Asham, Flllmore
Victor R Bohman, Morgan
D H Robinson, Junction
Name and Address
John Benson, Randolph
County
Rich
Salt Lake-
Granite Dist C H Skidmore, St L C
Jordan Dist Orson Ryan, Midvale
San Juan J B Harris, Grayson
Sampete A J Rees. Wales
Sevier E M Greenwood, Elsinore
Summit J L Kearns, Park City
Tooele John U Hicks Grantsvilje
tTintah N G Sowards, Vernal
Utah J Preston Creer, Spanish Fork
Wasatch D A Broadbent, Heber City
Washington Chas B Petty, Hurricane
Wayne Ann Snow, Teasdale
Weber , W. N Petterson, Ogden
PUBLIC. PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
American Fork, Utah Co , pop. 2,797
Principal High School— Osmon Justesen
Bearer, Bearer Co, pop 1,899.
Principal High School— J S Hanks
Beaver Branch Brigham Young University,
prep , co-ed , L D 8 , est. 1898, An-
drew B Anderson, B Pd., D B, Pres
Bfogfaam, gait Lake Co , pop. 2,881.
Principal High School — B E Dudley
Bountiful, Davis Co , pop. 1,677.
Principal H S— L. J Mulr
Brighant, Boxelder Co, pop. 8685.
Pres Bd Bduc— T P Coombs.
Sec Bd Bduc — Bdnest P Horsley
City Superintendent— D C Jensen
Principal High School— A M. Merrill.
Supv Music— O A Whltaker
Manual Training—George C Laney
Domestic Science— Lydla H. Tanner
Physical Culture— Georgia B Johnson
Drawing — Edna Miller.
Commercial— Hervln Bunderson
C»fftle Dale, Emery Co , pop 698.
Principal of Schools— N L. Williams.
Emery Stake Academy, nor and prep ,
co-ed , L D S , eat 1897, George Francis
HIckman, M A, Principal
Cedar City, bon Co., pop. 1,708.
Pres Bd Educ — George M Decker
Principal High School — R F Homer
Supv Music — E B Dalley
Cedar City — continued
Southern Branch of the State Normal
School, normal, state, co-ed.; George
Decker, Ph B, Prin
Coalvffle, Summit Co., pep. 976.
Principal of Schools — C M Croft.
Summltt Stake Academy, prep , co-ed , I*
D S,, est 1887, William Z Terry,
Principal
Ephralm, Saapete Co, pop 2,296.
Principal High School — P C Anderson
Snow Academy, prep . co-ed , L. D. &;
est 1888, Newton E Noyes, Prin.
Eureka, Juab Co , pop. 8,416,
Principal High School — B S Baker
, Sanpete Co , pop -.
Principal High School — H. S. Olson
Farmington, Davis Co , pop. 1,281.
Principal High School — G A Welling
FtHmor«, MUlard Co^ pop. 1^02.
Pres Bd Edue^ A Kelly
Sec Bd Educ — J F Holbrook
City Superintendent— Alonao Huntsman
Principal High School— M Claude Lewis
Supv Music— E K Bassett
Domestic Science — Odessle Hendricks
Grmntsrllle, Tooele Co ,
Principal k
a— O. N
1,104.
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UTAH
Heber, Wasatch Co , pop 2,081.
Fres Bd Educ — D A Broadbent
Sec Bd Educ — T D Smith
City Superintendent — A Woottam
Principal High School — A L Neff
Supv Music — Arnold Burgesser
Domestic Science — Louese Schulte
Man Tr & Phy Cult — Hugh Holdaway
Hooper, Weber Co., pop 1,000.
Principal of Schools — T R. Jones.
Hyrmn, Cache Co , pop 1,888.
Principal of Schools — C F Olsen.
Lehl, Utah Co, pop 2,964.
Pres Bd Educ — G A Goates
Sec Bd Educ — Lawrence Peterson
City Superintendent — A B Anderson
Supv Music — Abe Anderson
Lehl Congregational School, prep.; eo-ed.j
Cong , President.
Logan, Cache Co , pop 7,52*
Pres Bd Educ — George Thomas
Clerk Bd Bduc — David Tarbet
City Superintendent — Alma Moylneux.
Supv Music— Florence Smurthwaite.
Domestic Science — Ivy Burnham.
Agricultural College of Utah, agri, state,
co-ed , est 1889, John A. Widtsoe, A. M,
Ph D, Pres
B riff ham Young College* coll , nor and
prep , co-ed , L D Saints, est 1878, C
Nephl Jensen, Fh D , President
New Jersey Academy, girls' boarding, co-
ed , day, Fresb , eat 1878, Miss Edna
Adel Bright, A B , Principal
Manti, Sanpete Co , pop 2,428.
City Superintendent — D H. Roblson.
Mercur, Tooele Co , pop. 1,047.
Pres Bd Educ — George W Bryan
Sec Bd Educ — M H Gutter
Supt of Schools — D S L McCorkle
MUford, Beaver Co., pop. 1,014.
Superintendent of Schools — C. McMullm.
Mlllcreek, Salt Uk« €• , pop. 1*000.
Principal High School— B V Howell.
Monroe, Sevler Co , pop. 1*227.
Principal High School — E Thompson.
Moroni, Sanpete Co., pop. 1*223*
Principal High School — J M Chr*stensen
Mount Pleasant, Sanpete Co , pop. 2,280.
Principal High School — A L Larsen
Wasatch Academy, prep , oo-ed., Presb.;
est 1875, B. M Patterson, A. M, Prln.
Murray, Salt Lake Co • pop. 4.057.
Pres Bd Eduo — Orson Sanders.
Clerk Bd Eduo. — C B Gaufln.
City Superintendent — Carl Ganfl
Supv Music — W F Robinson.
Manual Training— J F Russom
Domestic Science— Ethlyn Secrlst
Physical Culture— Vera Pexton.
Drawing — J F Russon
Nephl, Juab Co., pop. 2,769.
Principal High School — R F Homer
Ogden, Weber Co , pop. 25,580
Pres Bd Eduo. — M S Browning
Clerk Bd Educ — Ivy Williams
City Superintendent — John M. Mills.
Principal High School — Henry Peterson
Sacred Heart Academy, girls' boarding, R.
C , est 1874 Sister M Colsus, Superior
Smithsonian Business College, bus. and
sten , est 1891, James A. Smith, A. M.,
M 8, Pres.
State School for the Deaf and Dumb and
the Blind, state, est. 1884, Frank M
Drlggs, Supt
Weber Academy, prep , co-ed , L D S ,
est 1889, William Williams Henderson,
Principal
Pangutteh, Garfleld Co, pop.
Principal High School — J E
Myers
Park City, Summit Co , pop 8,489.
Pres Bd Educ.— R W Macdonald
Sec Bd Eduo— F J McLaughlln.
City Superintendent— C I* Martin
Parowaa, Iron Co., pop 1,156.
Principal High School— E M Greenwood.
Payson, Utah Co, pop 2,897
Pres Bd Educ — W F Tanner
Sec Bd Educ — S B Taylor
Cltv Superintendent — Lee R Taylor
Principal High School — Melvin Wilson
Supv Music — W K Drlggs
Manual Training — D M Taylor
Domestic Science — Alice Holmstead
Physical Culture— W C Cole
Drawing — Laura Gardner
Stenography — Alberta Nebecker
Pleasant Grove, Utah Co., pop. 1,618.
Principal High School— H W Soule
Erlce, Carbon €0* pop,
Principal High School— C R Marcusen
Provftflenee, Cache C*, pop. M20.
Superintendent of Schools— R. Tlbbltte.
Provo, Utah Co , pop. 8,925.
Pres Bd Educ— Evan Wrlde.
Clerk Bd Educ — R, Eugene Jones.
City Superintendent— Lars B. Bggertsen.
Principal High School— A. M Turman.
Supv Music-^J R Boshard
Domestic Art — Arene Smart
Drawings — S R Brown
Penmanship — S P Eggertsen.
Brigham Young University, coll t oo-ed.;
Latter Day Saints, est. 1875: George B.
Brimhall, Pres*
Proctor
1888, Rev.
prep., oo-ed., ContT ; est
Goodwin, Prln.
Richmond, Cache Co., pop. M82.
Principal High School— F O Kelson
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Sallna, Sevier Co., pop. 1,080.
Principal High School — H F Jorgensen
Salt LAke City, Salt lAke Oo^ pop 98,777.
Free Bd Bduo. — Jame» T Hammond.
Clerk Bd Bduc — L P Judd.
City Superintendent — David H Christensen.
Principal High School — George A Baton
Supv Grammar Grades— G N Child.
Supv Prim. Grade* — Llzbeth M Qualtrough.
Supv Music — W A Wetzell
Domestic Science — Anna L Corbett.
Physical Training1 — Charlotte Stewart.
Drawing — Leo Fairbanks.
Commercial — Margaret McVlchle
Stenography—Susie Wilton
GRANITE SCHOOL, DISTRICT
Pres Bd Educ — Amos S Gabbott
Sec Bd Educ— H N Winter
Dist Superintendent — C H Skldmore
Principal High School — A S Bennion
Supv Music — J S Cornwall
Manual Training — Ernest Wangsgard
Domestic Science — Ethel Bennion
Physical Culture — Kathryn Gabbott
Drawing — Anor Whipple
Penmanship — N R Haslam
All Hallows College, boys' boarding, B. C..
est. 1886, Rev L I. Guinan. 8. M. Pres.
Henager's Business College, bus and sten ,
Principal
Latter- Day Saints' Business College, bus
and sten , F Y Fox Supervisor
Latter- Day Saints High School, co-ed ,
est 1886 Wlllard Young, President
Rowland Hall, girls' boarding, P B.; est
1880 , Miss Georglana Humphreys Princi-
pal, A Street and First Avenue
Salt Lake Collegiate Institute, preparatory
department of Westminster College,
boarding and day co-ed Presby , est
1875 George B Sweazey M A , Principal
St Mary's Academy, girls* boarding, R C ,
Sister Superior
University of Utah, comprises Schools of
Arts and Sciences Education Law, Med-
icine and Mines, state, co-ed est 1850,
Dr Jos T KIngrsbury Ph D D Sc ,
President
University of Utah, School of Education,
normal, state co-ed , Milton Bennion, M
A, Dean
University of Utah School of Law, law,
state, co-ed , est 1912, Frank E Hal-
man, M A, Dean
Salt Lake City — continued
University of Utah School of Medicine
reg , co-ed , est 1906, C T Vorhies, Ph.
D Acting Dean
University of Utah, School of Mines, tech ,
state, co-ed Joseph F Merrill, Ph D,
Director
Utah Business College, bus and sten , est.
1907, Edwin C Davis, Principal
Westminster College coll , co-ed Presby ,
Rev H W Acheard President
Sandy, Salt Lake Co , pop 1,037
Principal High School — J F Anderson
Spanish Fork, Utah Co, pop. 8,464.
Pres Bd Educ — Marlnus Larson.
Sec Bd Educ — D James Hughes.
City Superintendent — W A Cornaly
Principal High School — L W Nell son
Supv Music — Wllford McCallster
Dom Sol and Fhy Cult.— Juanlta Johnson
Drawing — Wayne Johnson
Spring City, Sanpete Co., pop 1*100
Pres Bd Educ — John P Johnson
Sec Bd Educ — John S Blaln
City Superintendent — James W Blain
SprfngvUle, Utah Co , pop 8,556
Principal High School — N K NIelson
Hungerford Academy, prep , co-ed., Presb,;
est. 1886, Charles F Romlg. A. B, Prln.
St. George, Washington Co., pop. 1,76ft.
Principal High School — A F Welling
Tooele, Tooele Co, pop 8.758
Free Bd Educ — C R McBride
Sec Bd Educ — J W Tate
City Superintendent — Alfred M Nelson
Principal High School — A B Fowler
Supv Music — Stanley Johnson
Domestic Science — Mary E Young
Physical Cultuie — M J \ndre\vs
Di awing — Marie Claik
Com 1 & Stenog y — A M Nelson
Vernal, Ulnta Co , pop 886.
Principal of Schools— N G Sowarda,
Ulntah Stake Academy, prep , co-ed., L. XX.
S , est. 1891, Raymond Partridge, Prin.
Wellsvllle, Cache Co , pop 1,195.
Principal High School — R P Lea t ham
VERMONT
Population, 355,956 School census, 79,556 School age, 5-18
Vermont is the forty-second" state of the "Union in point of population, having a
total of 355,9*76 inhabitants, of whom 99 5 per cent are white Of this number 14 per
cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population ten years
of age and over is 3 7 per cent, the state ranking eighteenth in this respect The
educational system of the state is as follows
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
MASON S STONE, Superintendent of Education Montpeher
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
PRIN ALLISON E TDTTLB, Prtwdent Bellows Falls
PRTN ROSE LUCIA, Vwe-President . . . Montpeher
PRIN AMY B DRAKE, Secretary . .St. Johnsbury
PRIN CARROLL H. WHITE, Treasurer . Barre
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
PRIN HARRY J STANNARD Barton Miss LILLIAN EDGERTON Bennington
PRTN C A ADAMS Castleton Hiss JESSIE I Ross . * Bristol
Miss EFFIE MOORE . . Burlington SUPT G S WRIGHT . . St Albans
SUPT E A HAMILTON . . Newport SUPT E M. Rosoos . .. Barre
Miss ETTA FRANKLIN Rutland
'IVE COMMITTEE
PRIX EDOAB B SMITH . . . . . ... Brattleboro
Miss CAROLINE S WOODRUFF . . -St. Johnsbury
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
PRIN. HARRY J STANNARD Barton
SUPT WILLIAM A BEEBE Proctor
SUPT EDWARD M ROSCOE . ... . Barre
ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS
SUPT EL WIN L INGALLS, President ... . . Hartford
SUPT JOHN S. OILMAN, Vtce-Presfdfnt . . . Npwbnry
SUPT ERNEST A HAMILTON, Secretary-Treasurer . . . . .Bakersfield
VERMONT SCHOOL MASTERS' OLTJB
PRIN RUFUS B BARTON, President Windsor
SUPT HERBERT D. CASEY, Vice-President Springfield
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
SUFT. E F. GREENE
PEIN. M D. BENEDICT
SUPT 0 D. HOWE .
Eichford
8t Johnsbury
Mornsville
THE WOMAN TEACHERS' CLUB
SUPT FLORENCE WELLHAN, President
PEIN. EFFIE MOORE, Vice-President
PBIN MARIE E ROCKWELL, Secretary
SUFT. MARGARET R KELLET, Treasurer
Brattleboro
Burl]
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Miss ELLEN H. WAGNER
MRS HARRIET M IDE
Miss ETTA FRANKLIN
Sheldon
Mornsville
Rutland
SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
Vermont has the town system of schools For the purposes of supervision, a
single town or city having twenty five or more schools must have a superintendent,
and any two or more towns whose aggregate number of schools is not less than
twenty-five or more than fifty, may unite through their school boards, each of which
consists of three members, for the purposes of firming a supervision union
UNION AND TOWN SUPBHJNTHJNDBNTS
Town
Barton
Bristol
Cambridge
Canaan
Castleton
Chester
Crafts bury
Derby
East Barnet
East Corinth
East Fairfield
Enosburg- Falls*
Essez Jet
Fair Haven
Groton
Hartford
Hyde Park
Ludlow
Lyndonville
Marshfleld
Middlebury
Mornsville
Newport
North Montpelier
Name of Superintendent
Clayton L Erwln
Clarence H Willey
Myron D Young
» Lyman M Darling
Phillip R Leaven worth
Percy H Blake
Clarence L Cowles
Margaret R Kelley
Harvey Burbank
G Stanley Miller
Sidney C Harding
Fred'k W Wallace
Minnie E Hayes
Willis H Hosmer
Waldo F Glover
Elwin L Ing-alls
Harold P Crosby
Edward H Dorsoy
Martin E Daniels
Jesse M Tebbetts
Arthur W Eddy
Carlton D Howe
Ernest A Hamilton
Jos W Butterfleld
Town
Northfleld
Poultney
Proctor
Randolph
Readsboro
Richford
Richmond -
Rochester
Shoreham
South Barre
South Lunenburg1
South Royalton
South Shaftsbury
Swanton
Townshend
Troy
Vergennes
Waitsfleld
Walhngford
Waterbury
West Brattleboro
West Fairlee
WHliamstown
Woodstock
Name of Superintendent
J Allen Hunter
Nathaniel N Love
William A Beebe
Harris W Lewis
Frank E Sawyer
Edwin F Greene
Leon E Piior
Henry C Stoughton
Eugene L Eddy
George J Seagrer
Bert B Burbank
Merle V Sturtevant
John D Whittier
Ho nun- J3 Hunt
Fred L Drew
William C McGinnls
Wesley H Douglas
Bennett C Douglass
Tjeon E Ball
Norman Frost
Bates E Stover
Charles P McKnlght
Leonaid D Smith
Lin wood Taft
PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND BNDOWEJP SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Albnrr, Grand Isle Co , pop. 1,811.
City Superintendent — Edwin 8 BoydL
Arlington, Bennington Co., pop. 1,807.
City Superintendent— John D Whittier.
Bakersflcld, FrmnkHn Co , pop. 1,079.
Brlffham Academy, prep.; co-edL, non-
awjt., evt. 1877, Cnarle* H Morrlll, X B.
Pruu
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Barre, Washington Co , pop. 10,784.
Pres Bd Hduc — H 6 Woodruff.
Sec Bd. Eduo — C R Hutchlnson*
City Superintendent — Edward M. Roseoe.
Principal High School— Carroll H White
Supv Music — MiM J E Hovey
Drawing — Miss L. Ik Gravesteln.
Commercial — Miss A. B Lavella,
Ooddard Seminary, prep , co-ed., univ., est*
1870, Orlando EL Holllster. A. H.. Utt
D. Frin.
Barton, Orleans Co , pop 1,880.
Pres, Bd. Educ— -W H Gilpin
See Bd Educ— J A, Pearson.
City Superintendent — Clayton I* Hindu*
Principal High School — Harry J Stannard.
Bellows Falls, Wlndham Co., pop. 4,888.
City Superintendent— Orris K. Collins.
Principal High School— Allison E Tuttle
Bennmgton, Bennington Co*, pop. 6*211.
Pres. Bd Educ— C & Perry.
Sec Bd. Educ.— H H. Webster
City Superintendent — Albert W Varney
Frin High School— Frederick D Mabrey
Supy Music— Mildred Ford.
Domestic Science — Florence Ward.
Drawing — Eatella E Smith
Com'l and Stenog*y — D L Judd
Benson, Butland Co , pop. 818.
Principal High School— Edith Fay
Bethel, Windsor Co , pop. 1*948.
Principal High School — Edward Lockwood
Bradford, Orange Co., pop 681.
Principal High School— Alfred L Kibling
Brandon, Butland Co , pop 2,712
Principal High School— J Harold Fuller
Brattleboro, Wlndham Co., pop 6,517.
City Superintendent — Florence M. Welbnan.
Principal High School— Edgar B Smith
Bristol, Addison Co., pop. 1,180.
City Superintendent — Clarence H, Willey
Principal High School — John Bazendale
Brookfield, Orange Co , pop 1,008.
Principal High School — Mary Tewksbury
Burlington, Chlttenden Co , pop 20,468.
City Superintendent — M t> Chittenden
Principal High School — J E Colburn
Burlington Business College, bus. and stem,
est. 1878, B, G Evans, Pres
Hopkins Hall, girls' boarding, non-sect ,
est 1888, Mlsa Ellen S Ogden, Ph D,
Principal
St. Mary's Academy, prep ; co-ed., R. C.,
Sisters of Mercy, Sister Mary Frances,
Superior
University of Vermont and State Agricul-
tural College, comprises College of Arts
and Sciences, of Engineering, of Agri-
culture, of Medicine, of Chemistry, state
univ , co-ed , est 1800 , Guy Potter Ben-
ton, LL D , Pres*
University of Vermont, College of Agrl-
BurUngton — continued
culture men, state, est 1866, Joseph I*
Hills, Dean
University of Vermont, College of Engi-
neering, courses In mechanical, civil, and
electrical engineering, J William Votey,
Sc D, Dean
University of Vermont, Department of
Pedagogy, men state, co-ed , James F
Messenger, Head
University of Vermont, College of Medicine,
med , reg , men, est. 1828, H. C. Tlnk-
ham, M D , Dean.
Vermont Business College, bus. and sten.;
est 1903, L V Cobleigh. Prln.
Cabot, Washington Co , pop. 297.
Principal High School — Simon W Buehnell
Castleton, Butland Co , pop 1,880
Pres Bd Educ — William C Rice
Sec Bd Educ — William C Rice
City Puperintendent — Philip R. Leaven-
worth
State Normal School, normal, state, co-
ed . est. 1867, Charles A. Adam*, Prln.
Cambridge, ILamoille Co., pop 595.
City Superintendent — Myron D Young
sex Co , pop. 869
City Superintendent — Lyxnan M. Darling
Principal High School — Don F Andrus.
Chelsea, Orange Co , pop 1,074
Principal High School — Carl D Grupe
Chester, Windsor Co, pop 666.
City Superintendent — Percy H. Blake.
Principal High School — Prof Little
Corinth, Orange Co , pop 1,005.
Principal High School — Anna J Stacy
Concord, Essex Co , pop. 889
Essex County Grammar School, prep., co-
ed., Fannie Eastman, Prln.
Corinth, Orange Co , pop. 1,005.
Principal High School — Anna J Staoy
Craftsbury, Orleans Co., pop. 1,119.
City Superintendent — Clarence L. Cowles.
Danville, Caledonia Co , pop. 1,564.
City Superintendent — Harvey Burbank
Prtn High School — Stanley W Rockwood
Phillips Academy, prep , co-ed , non-sect.,
est. 1842, Charles El McKnlght, Prln
Derby, Orleans Co , pop 816.
City Superintendent — Margaret R Kelley
Derby Academy, prep , co-ed., non-sect ,
est 1840, Isaiah Bowdoin, Prtn
East Falrfleld, Franklin Co , pop 500.
City Superintendent — Sidney a Harding
Enosburg Falls, Franklin Co , pop. 1,158.
City Superintendent — Frederick W Wallace.
Principal High School — Lauren H Pomeroy
Essex Junction, Chlttenden Co , pop. 1,245
City Superintendent — Minnie E. Hayes
Principal High School — Eugene J Berry
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Essex Junction — continued
Essex Classical Institute, prep , co-ed. ;
non-sect., est 1864, James H, Kales,
Prln
Fairfax, Franklin Co., pop 1,818.
City Superintendent— Edgar F Callaha*.
Principal High School — John E Colburn
JFali- Haven, Rutland Co , pop 2,554
Principal High School— Willis H Hosmer
Vranklln, Franklin Co , pop 1,108
Principal High School — Harley R Cowles
Grafton, Wlndham Co , pop 729
Graf ton Academy, prep , co-ed , Charles
H Cambridge Prln
Oroton, Caledonia Co, pop 915
City Superintendent— Waldo F Glover
Hardwick, Caledonia Co, pop 2,094
Principal High School — Leonard D Smith
Hartford, Windsor Co, pop 4,179
City Superintendent— Klwin L In gall •
Principal High School — E J Whltehlll
Franklin Co, pop 1,758
Prln. High School— Maybelle McFeeters.
Hlnesburg, Chlttenden Co , pop 242
Principal High School — Horatio S Read.
Hyde Park, LamolUe Co., pop 4tt.
City Superintendent — Harold P Crosby
Principal High School — James Wilson
Island Pond Essex Co, pop. 1,573
Pres Bd Educ — B j Parsons
Sec Bd Educ — C E Johnson
City Supt & Prin H 3 — Gilbert L Forte
Supv Music — Mabel LaRoche
Commercial — B1 L Forte
Jericho, Chlttenden Co, pop 1,807
Principal High School — Bdwln T Maloney
Johnson, Ijunollle Co , pop 651
Principal High School — Archie W Stone
State Normal School nor , state, co-ed ,
est 1866, Archibald G Peaks, Ph D,
Principal
X*ndlow, Windsor Co , pop 1,621
City Superintendent — Edward H Dorsey
Principal High School-— Frank L Bugjbee.
Black River Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect. est 18*5, Edwin A Shaw, B S,
Prln
I<yndonvtlle, Caledonia Co, pop 1,573.
City Superintendent—Martin E Daniels.
Lyndon Institute, prep co-ed , non-sect ,
Ozlas D Mathewson, Prln
Manchester, Bennfngton Co , pop 478
City Superintendent — B Dickinson.
Burr and Burton Seminary, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect , eat 1829 , James Brooks, Prin
Jfaitthfleld, Washington Co, pop 1,011
City Supeiintendent — Jesse M Tebbits
Mclndoe Falls, Caledonia Co , pop 825
Mclndoe's Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect Lyman C Hunt, Prin
Mlddlebnry, Addlson Co, pop 2,860
City Superintendent— Arthur W Eddy
Prin High School — Archie S Harriman
Middlebury College coll , co-ed , non-sect,
est 1800 , John M Thomas, D D , Pres
Middlebury College, Department of Peda-
gogy, nor co-ed , non-sect , Edward D
Collins, Dean
Hlddletown Springs, Butland Co., pop. 714L
Principal High School — Elwyn Farnham,
Milton, Chlttenden Co , pop 684
Principal High School — Ebln P Woodruff
Montgomery, Franklin Co , pop 1 721
Principal High School — Charles H Greene
Montpriler, Washington Co , pop 7,856.
Pres Bd Educ — H J M Jones
Sec Bd Hduc — C E Moulton.
City flupt — Sherburn C Hutchinson
Principal High School— Edward S Abbott
Supv Music — Minnie B. Barbour
Domestic Science—Hazel G Weeks
Drawing— Bthel G Traak.
Montpelier Seminary, prep , co-ed.;. M. E ,
Rev L. W Hatch, D D, President
Morrisvllle, I^amollle Co , pop 1,445
Pres Bd Educ — G A I Smith
Sec Bd Educ — C A Slayton
City Superintendent— Carlton D Howe
Principal Righ School — Arthur W Ruff
Domestic Science — Miss Bessie Trayer
Commercial — Mies Mary A. Gates.
New Haven. Addlson Co , pop 1 161.
Principal High School— Alfred Martin
Beeznan Academy prep co-«»d non-sect ,
est 1852, Alfred Martin, President
Newbnry, Orange Co , pop 412
Principal High School — Edward I* Clark.
Newport, Orleans Co , pop 2,548
City Superintendent — Ernest A Hamilton.
Ptinctptl High School — Edward S Watsen
North Bennlngton, Bennington Co , pop 668.
Principal High School — Herman H Kibbey
North Craftebury. Orleans Co , pop. 450.
Craftsbury Academy prep , co-ed , non-
sect, est 1829. Mary E Bailey, Prin
Northfield, Washington Co, pop 1,918
Freer Bd Educ— C A Plumley
Sec Bd Educ — F L Howe
City Superintendent — H R. Roberts.
Principal High School — Miss Lena Wallace
Norwich University coll , military, men,
state, est 1884, Charles H Spooner, LU
D, Pres
North Montpelier, Washington Co , pop 200
City Superintendent — Joseph W Butterfield.
North Troy, Orleans Co, pop. 771
Principal High School — John O Baxendale,
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Orleans, Orleans Co , pop 1,181.
Principal High School — James F Smith
Peacbam, Caledonia Co , pop 777
Caledonia County Grammar School, prep ,
co-ed , est 1797, Clarence W Holmes,
Prin
Pittsford, Rutland Co, pop
Prln High School — Woodburn P Harris
Plainfleld, Washington Go, pop 888
Prln High School— Julius V Sturtevant
Ponltney, Rutland Co , pop 1,474
City Superintendent — Nathaniel N Love
Troy Conference Academy, prep , co-ed ,
M E , Charles L Leonard, Prln
Proctor, Butland Co, pop 2,756
Pres Bd Educ— W B Higbee
Sec Bd Educ— Miss M Loomls
City Superintendent— William A. Beebe
Principal High School — William H. Carter
Supv Music — Mary Markham
Drawing — Bernlce Otis
Com'l & Stenog'y — Bertha Ferguson
Proctorsvllle, Windsor Co , pop 500
Principal High School — Marv A Clark
Randolph, Orange Co , pop 1,787.
Pres Bd Educ — Victor Speare.
City Superintendent — Harris W Lewis
Principal High School — Ernest O Ham.
Supv Music — Louise Winkemuth
Drawing — Ella Johnson
Randolph Center, Orange Co, pop 150
Principal High School — Maud A Worthen
Randolph State Normal School, nor , state,
co-ed , G Leland Green, Prin.
Beadsboro, Bennlngton Co, pop 885
City Superintendent — Frank E Sawyer
BJchf ord, Franklin Co , pop 1,948
City Superintendent — Edwin F Greene.
Prin High School — Donald W McClellan
Richmond, Chlttenden Co , pop 828.
City Superintendent — Leon E Prior
Principal High School — Andrew J Phelps
Rochester, Windsor Co , pop 1,817
City Superintendent — Henry C Stoughton.
Principal High School — Ralph A. Eaton.
Royalton, Windsor Co , pop 1,452
Principal High School — Jennie McClellan
Rutland, Rutland Co , pop 18,546
City Superintendent — David B Locke
Principal High School — Isaac Thomas
Mt St Joseph's Convent, girls' boarding,
R C , Mother St Charles, Prln
Rutland Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1889, F E Mitchell, Principal
St Albanfl, Franklin Co pop 6,881
Pres Bd Bduc— Guy F Barker
Sec Bd Educ— Nellie Aher
City Superintendent — George S Wright
Com'l and Stenog'y — May L Vila*.
St Albans— Continued
Jordan Hall, military, non-sect., C L Jor-
dan A B , Prln
St. Mary's School, prep , co-ed , R C , Sis-
ter Eugenia, Prln
Villa Barlow Academy, girls' boarding, R.
C, est. 1869, Sister Mary Magdelen.
Superior
St Johnsbnry, Caledonia Co , pop 8,098.
Pres Bd Educ — Charles W Steele
Sec Bd Educ — Preston May
City Superintendent — Corwin F Palmer
Principal High School— M G Benldlct
Supv Music— Ella M BrownelL
Manual Training — M Cotton.
Physical Culture— Madeline Randall
Drawing — Mary Ross Kelly
Com'l and Stenog'y— Miss Watson
St Johnsbury Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect, est 1848, Martin G Benedict, Prln
Saxtons River, Windham Co , pop 700.
Vermont Academy, boys' boarding, non-
sect , est 1876 , George B Lawson, Ph D ,
Principal
ghoreham, Addlson Co, pop 1,098
City Superintendent — Eugene L Eddy
Principal High School — Mabel L Agnew.
South Barre, Washington Co , pop 150.
City Superintendent — George J Seager.
South Hero, Grand Isle Co , pop 917
Maple Lawn Academy, prep , co-ed est
1843, Mrs Fannie A Stevens, Prln
South Londonderry
Principal High School — Edith AInsley
South Luneubnrg, Essex Co , pop <*80
City Superintendent — Bert B Buibank
South Royalton, Windsor Co , pop. 980
City Superintendent — Earl E Wilson
Principal High School — James Monohon
Springfield, Windsor Co , pop 4,784
Pres Bd Educ — G F Leland.
Sec Bd Bduc — W E Fisher
City Superintendent — Herbert D Casey
Principal Hiffh School— Robert N Mlllett
Com'l and Stenog'y — Cora E Kathan
Stowe, Lamollle Co , pop 1,991
Principal High School — Rollo G Reynolds.
Swanton, Franklin Co , pop 1,286
City Superintendent — William H Clossey
Prln High School — Charles R Cambridge.
St Ann's Academy, prep , co-ed , Rev T
Marie Aubin, Prin
Thetford, Orange Co, pop 1,182
Thetford Academy, prep , co-ed., non-sect ,
est 1819, George W Paulson, Prin
Town abend, Windham Co , pop 888
City Superintendent — Fred L Drew
Leland and Gray Seminary, prep , co-ed ,
Bapt , est 1882, Guy W Powers, Prln
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VERMONT
Troy, Orleans CD, pop, 300
City Superintendent — William C. McGlnnis
Underbill, Chfttenden Co , pop 1,004.
Principal High. School — Arthur W Harris
Yergennes, Addlson Co, pop* 1,488
Pres Bd Educ— A W Norton
Sec Bd. Bduc— S D Miner
City Superintendent— Wesley H Douglas.
Principal High School — James C Walker
$upv Music — Thesaie M Powers
Vermont State Industrial School, Indust ,
state, co-ed.; J. N. Bam, Supt
Walllngford, Butland Co., pop. 1,719.
Pres Bd Bduc.— George Batcheller
City Superintendent — Carroll H Drown
Principal High School— Charles Welsley
Waltsfield, Washington Co,, pop. 709.
Principal High School— Fred E Pltkin
Waterbnry, Wasblngton Co., pop. 1,877.
City Superintendent — Robert W* Palmer
Principal High School — Fred W Relmherr
Wells River, Orange Co, pop. 608.
Principal High School— Ralph D Twltchell
Farwell Hall, girls' boarding, non-sect.;
Mrs. L. a Rollins, Prln,
West Brattleboro, Windluun Co , pop 900.
City Superintendent — Bate* E. Stover.
West Fairlee, Orange Co., pop. 446
City Superintendent— Charles P McKnlght
West Rutland, Rutland Co., pop 487.
Principal High School — Lynn L Grow
Wegton, Windsor Co., pop. 682.
Principal High School — Grace E. Clark.
White River Jet., Windsor Co, pop. 2,000.
Principal High Schol— Nelson J Whltehlll
WUllamstown, Orange Co., pop. 1,726.
City Superintendent — J Allen Hunter
Principal High School— Harry S Morse.
Wilmington, Windham Co., pop. 480
Principal Hiffh School — Henry H. Rice.
Windsor, Windsor Co , pop 1,906
Principal High School — Rufus B Barton
Wlnooskl, Cblttenden Co , pop 452
Prln High School — George R. Stackpole.
St Michael's College, coll and prep , men,
H C , est 1905, Very Rev E M Salmon,
S S E, President
Woodstock, Windsor Co., pop. 2,545.
Pres Bd Bduc— A B Wilder
Sec Bd Educ — E H Williams, Jr
Town Superintendent — Linwood Taft
Prln. High School—Everett V Perkins.
Supv Music—Mrs A B Ptnney
Drawing— Marion K. Swett
Com'l & Stenog'y— Elizabeth Vaughan
VIRGINIA
Population* 2,061,612 School census, 651,469 School age, 7-20
Virginia is the twentieth state of the Union- in point of population, having1 a
total of 2,061,612 inhabitants, of whom 67 4 per cent are white Of this number
1 3 per cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire popula-
tion, ten years of age and over, is 15 2 per cent , the state ranging f orty-nrst in
this respect. The educational system of the state is as follows
STATE SUPERINTENDENT '& OFFICE
B O STEARNES, State Superintendent of Public Instruction
JACKSON DAVIS, Supervisor Rural Elementary Schools
CHARUfid G- MAPHIS, State High School Inspector
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS
E H RUSS&LI* First Circuit
OSCAR I/ SHEWMAKE, Second Circuit
CHAKLSS G MAPECIS, Third Circuit . .
E E. WOKREU,, Fourth Circuit . . .
STATE BOABD OF EDUCATION
JJ 0 STBfiAWni:9> Superintendent of Public Instruction, Present
E B OHESTEBMAN, Secretary to the Board ,.,... .
STATE TEAOOTBS'
Richmond
Richmond
, CharlottessaUe
Fredencksburg
Petersburg
Charlottesville
Roanoke
Biehmond
Bukmcmd
J A BuBRUSS, President ,. , «. ,
WOOUFOLK, Secretary .,, , ,,, .
VIRGINIA ASSOCIATION OP COLLEGES AND SECONDABT SCHOOLS
W. M BLACK, President
E F SHEWMAKE, Secretary
Lynehburg
lyynchburg
County
Aooomac
CQtrsrrY SUP:
Name and Addrepe
O- G Jaynes,
OS* SCHOOLS
Co
tty
Ame
Sweeney, Alexandria
linty . \
*J, fct Jeter* Covlngfton
CL B Bowry, Burfceville
County ^ Name and Add
Amfeergt w , C 1i Scptt,
N R, Feath^rBton, __„„
Augusta .F M Somervllleu _ , .,__
^ath ,, Rattan Pftyne, Hot Springs
B^dfOr<3l * O, TyC, Abbott^ IB^ll^iniA
Bland » Franfc Ix Dunn, Bland
Botetourt C Breckenridgre, Finoaatle
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS— Continued
Name and Address
S R McChesney, Bristol
County
Bristol
Brunswick
. W B. Valentine, Lawrenceville
Buchanan Wm H Ownbey, Grundy
Buckingham P F Jones, Arvonia
Buena Vista. J. P McCluer, Buena Vista
Campbell W L Garbee, Lawyers
Caroline John Washing-ton, Mil ford
Carroll B M Cooley, Hillsville
Charles City
"W B Cog gin, Providence Forge
Charlotte S P Daniel, Drakes Branch
Charlottesville
J G Johnson, Charlottesville
Chesterfield Philip M Tyler, Chester
Clarke C G Massey, White Post
Craig W O Martin, New Castle
Culpeper Jas M Beckhaxn, Culpeper
Cumberland
C W Dickinson, Jr, Cartersville
Danville F H Wheatley, Danville
Dickenson I E French, Clintwood
Dinwiddie E C Powell, McKenney
Elizabeth City J M Willis, Hampton
Essex W G Rennolds Centre Cross
Fairfax M D Hall, Burke
Fauquier B Albert Smith, Warrenton
Floyd Isaac L Epperly, Floyd
Fluvanna T H Shepherd, Wilmington
Franklin H D Dillard, Rocky Mount
Frederick M M Lynch, Winchester
Fredericksburgr
Arthur D Whight, Fredericksburg
Giles R H Farrier Newport
Gloucester R. A Folkes, Gloucester
Goochland
C W Dickinson, Jr Cartersville
Grayson G F Carr, Galax
Greene T K Miller, Havwood
Greenesville H Maclm, North Emporia
Halifax H J Watkins, Scuth Boston
Hanover
John W Wickham, Beaver Dam
Henrico A D Wright, Richmond
Henry J R Gregory, Martmsvllle
Highland Grattan Payne, Hot Springs
Isle of Wight Gavin Rawls, Carrsville
James City
W B Coggin, Providence Forge
King and Queen
A L Terrell, King Wm C House
King George D F Coakley, Edgre Hill
King William
A L Terrell, King Wm C House
Lancaster Frank W Lewis, Whealton
Lee J C Boatright, Jonesville
Loudoun
W G Edmondson, Leesburg?
Louisa Frank T West, Trevillans
Lunenburg I T Wilkinson, Kenbridge
Lynchburg1 Edw C Glass, Lynchburg
Madison T W Millci, Haywood
Manchester
Kremer J- Hoke, Manchester
Mathews E C Percifull, Nesting:
Mecklenburg F C Bedinger, Boydton
Middlesex E C Percifull, Nesting
County Name and Address
Montgomery ••••
J H Stephens, Christiansburgr
Nansemond Lee Britt, Suffolk
Nelson Henry T Harris, Lovlngston
New Kent
W B Coggrin, Providence Forge
Newport News
Willis A. Jenkins, Newport News
Norfolk City R A Dobie, Norfolk
Norfolk Co AH. Foreman, Norfolk
Northampton
JS G Tankaid, Nassawodox
Northumberland
Frank W Lewis, Whealton
Nottoway C B Bowry, Burkeville
Orange C P Cowherd, Gordonsvllle
Page John H Booton, Luray
Patrick George W Via, Woolwine
Petersburg R R Jones, Petersburg
Pittsylvania F B Watson, Chatham
Portsmouth H A Hunt, Portsmouth
Powhatan J W Reynolds, Powhatan
Prince Edward
P Tulane Atkinson, Hampden -Sidney
Prince George
W W Edwards, Waverly
Princess Anne
O B Mears, Norfolk, R F D 2
Prince William
G G Tyler, Haymarket
Pulaski E L Darst, Dublin
Radf ord Wm A Anderson, Jr , Radf ord
Rappahannock J H Booton, Luray
Richmond City
J A. C Chandler, Richmond
Richmond County
W G Reynolds, Centre Cross
Roanoke City
F B Fitzpatrlck, Roanoke
Roanoke County R E Cook, Salem
Rockbridge Earle K. Paxton, Lexington
Rocklngham
Geo H Hulvey, Harnsonburg
Russell H. W Fugate, Fugrate's Hill
Scott W D Smith, Gate City
Shenandoah
Philip Williams Woodstock
Smyth B E Copenhaver Marion
Southampton G L H Johnson, Franklin
Spotsylvanla .. *
James M Ashby, Stafford Court House
Stafford James Ashby, Musselman
Staunton John P NenT, Staunton
Surry L N Savedge, Alliance
Sussex W W Edwards, Waverly
Tazewell W A. Thompson, Tazewell
Warren T V Leach, Front Royal
Warwick A J Ren forth Graf ton
Washington W J Edmondson, Lodi
Westmoreland
George W Murphy, Tucker Hill
Williamsburff
.Hugh S. Bird, WllliamsbuTg
Winchester M. M Lvnch Winchester
Wise . .J N Hlllman. Coeburn
Wythe . Geo R. Huffard, Wytneville
York A J Renforth, Grafton
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PUBLIC. PRIVATE: AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Abbyvllle, Mecklenburg Co, pop 78
Bluestone Mission School, prep , co-ed ,
United Presby, est 1880, C H Wilson.
A. B. Frln
Abingdon, Washington Co, pop. 2,500.
Academy of the Visitation, girls' boarding,
R C , Sister Mary Agnes Broughton,
Prin
Martha Washington College, girls' board-
Ing, M B So , eat I860, S. D Long,
D D, Pres.
Stonewall Jackson Institute, girls' board-
Ing, Presb , est 1868, Rev F L McCue,
Pres
Alexandria, Alexandria Co., pop.
Pres Bd Eduo— Dr William M Smith
Sec Bd Educ — Harry D Kirk
City Superintendent— William H Sweeny
Principal High School— Conrad Johnson
Arlington Institute, girls' boarding, Miss
A M Chandler, Frln
Episcopal High School, boys' boarding, P
B.. L M Blackford, M A.. Prin.
Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary
in Virginia, theoL, men, P E , est. 1828,
Rev Samuel A. Wallis, D D, Acting
Dean.
Afthland, Hanover Co., pop. 1,824.
Pres Bd Bduc — C H Ambler
Sec Bd Educ — L E W Meyberg
Principal High School — Elmer B Glvens
Randolph-Macon College, ooll , men, M E
So., est 1882. R. E Blaokwell, LL D,
Pros.
Bedford City, Bedford Co., pop. 2,500
Sec Bd Educ — William Eubank
City Superintendent — C M Abbott
Principal High School— J R. Guy
Randolph-Macon Academy, boys' boarding,
M. E , est 1890, B Sumter Smith, Prin
Bellevne, Bedford Co., pop. 27.
Bellevue High School, boys' boarding, non-
sect, est 1866, William R, Abbott, Prin.
BerryviUe, Clarke Co., pop. 988.
Berryville Institute, prep, co-ed.,
sect. Miss Rose MacDonald, Prin.
Bethel Academy, Fauauler Co., pop. 78.
Bethel Military Academy, military, non-
•ect; est 1866, William M Kemper, A
B., Supt
Blacksburg, Montgomery Co., pop. 800.
City Supt & Prin H S— Emma S Terby
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, comprises
Department of Agriculture, of Applied
Sciences, of Engineering, and Graduate.
Department, men, state, est 1872,
Joseph D Eggleston, President
Blacksburg — continued
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Department
of Agriculture, courses In agriculture, hor-
ticulture, agronomy, animal husbandry,
dairying, H L Price, M S, Dean
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Department
of Applied Sciences, courses in applied
chemistry, chemical engineering, metal-
lurgy, and applied geology, R J Da-
vidson, A H, Dean
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Engineering
Department, courses In civil, mechanical,
electrical, and mining engineering, L S
Randolph, M E , Dean
Blackstone, Nottoway Co, pop 2,500.
Blackstone Female Institute, nor and
prep , girls' boarding, M E , est 1894 ,
Rev Thomas Rosser Reeves, B A, Prin-
cipal
Bluemont, Txradoun Co, 850.
Loudon Select School, girls' boarding, non-
sect , est 1911, John D Chapln, Presi-
dent
Bon Air, Chesterfield Co., pop 54.
Bon Air School, girls' boarding, Meth , Wil-
liam Day Smith, Prin
Bowling Green, Caroline Co., pop. 600
Bowling Green Seminary, girls' boarding,
M B So , est 1867, Rev C K. Mllllcan,
Prin
Bridgewater, Bocldngham Co., pop 1,000.
City Superintendent — J S McLeod.
Bridgewater College, college, academy, mu-
sic, com'l, co-ed , Ger Bapt , est 1884,
John S Flory, Ph D , Pres
Bristol, Washington Co., pop.
6,847
Fitzpa
Bullins College, girls' boarding, 1C. E So.,
est 1869, W 8. Neighbor*, A, M., D. D,
Pres.
Virginia Interment College, girls' boarding,
Bapt, est 1884, J T Henderson, AM.,
Pres
Bndngton, King and Queen Co , pop. 18.
Brulngton Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect . Alex Flett Prin
Bnena Vista, Bockbrldge Co., pop 8^845.
Pres Bd Eduo — William M Brown
Sec Bd Edue — Dr W H Gilkyson
City Supt & Prin H S — J P McCluer
Southern Seminary, girls' boarding, M E
So , est 1867, Rev E H Rowe, Prin
Burkeville, Nottoway Co., pop. 550.
Ingleslde Seminary (colored), girls' board-
Ing, Presb , est 1892, Rev. Graham C.
Campbell, M. A, Prin
Cappahoslo, Gloucester Co , pop ISO.
Gloucester Agricultural and Industrial
School (colored), agrl and Indus t, non-
sect, William G Price, President
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Charlottesvffle, Albcmarle Co, pop. 6,763.
Free Bd Eduo — H. M. Gleason.
Sec Bd Educ — James G Johnson
City Superintendent— James a Johnson.
Prin High School-^James W Lone
Com'l & Stenog*y — Ira B Grime*
Brown'* University School, prep , men,
non-sect; est 1897; J Thompson Brown,
Jr, Prin.
Dinwiddie's University School, boys, non-
seot; B E Dlnwlddle, Prln.
St Anne B School, girls' boarding, P E,
est 1910, MISS Mary Hyde Du Val, Prin-
cipal
University of Virginia, comprises Academic
and Graduate Departments, and Schools
of Agriculture, Engineering, Law, and
Medicine state, men, eat. 1826, Edwin
A Alderman, D C L, LL D, Pres
University of Virginia, Department of En-
gineering, courses In civil, mechanical,
electrical, chemical, and mining engineer-
ing, William M Thornton, LL D , Dean
University of Virginia, Department of Med-
icine med., regr, men, est 1825, Dr R
J3L Whttehead, M D, Dean
University of Virginia, Law School* law,
men, est 1826, W M. Llle, Dean
University School, boys* hoarding, non-
sect, Horace "W Jones, Prln.
Chase City, Mecklenburg Co, pop 1,000
Southside Female Institute, girls' boarding,
prep , Bapt , est 1887, H G Noffslnger,
A. M, Pres.
Chatham, Plttsylvanla Co., pop. 1,0*&
Chatham Training School, boys' boarding,
Bapt , est 1909, Rev Thomas Ryland
Sanford, President
Chatham Episcopal Institute, girls' board-
ing P E , est 1894, Mrs Elizabeth
Mav Willis, Principal
Chorchland, Norfolk Co, pop 800
Churchland Academy, prep , co-ed » non-
sect, Charles T Wortham, Prln
Claremont, Sorry Co, pop 680
Smallwood Memorial Institute (colored),
nor , indust and prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
est 1892, Mrs Rosa E Smallwood, Prln
Clifton Forge, Allegheny Co > pop. 0,748
City Superintendent — James G Pressly
Clifton Forge Seminary, girls boarding; and
day, non-sect, Miss Dora I* Bryant
Prln
Cluster Springs, Halifax Co., pop 55.
Cluster Springs Academy, boys, prep ; non-
sect, est 1865, Hampden Wilson, Prim.
DanriHe, Plttsylvanlft Co, pop. 10,080.
City Superintendent — Ford B. Wheatley.
Principal High School—Ernest T MoNutt
Danville Commercial College, bus. and
sten , est 1892, Elmer B Stotts, Prln
Danville — continued
Danville School for Boys, boys' boarding,
non-sect , William Holmes Davis, Head-
master
Randolph-Macon institute, girls' hoarding,
M E So , est 1898, Charles G Evans,
A. M, Pres.
Roanoake Institute, girls* hoarding, Bapt,
est 1859} John B Brewer, Ph. D, Pres
Dayton, Bockingham Co., pop. 080
Shenandoah Collegiate Institute and School
of Music, prep , co-ed , U B , est 1876,
Rev G. W Hoebshel, Prln
Elk Creek, Grayson Co, pop 160
Elk Creek Training School, prep , agri.,
co-ed , non-sect , est 1908, John Morgan
Check, Prln.
Emory, Washington Co, pop. 160
Emory and Henry College, coll , men, M.
E So , est 1838, Charles C Weaver,
Ph D, President
Farmvme, Prince Edward Co., pop. 2,971.
State Female Normal School, normal,
state* women, est 1884, Joseph I* Jar-
man, B A, Fres
Farnham, Richmond Co., pop 75
Farnham Academy, prep , co-ed , non-seot,
E Williamson, Prln
Floyd, Floyd Co » pop 020
Oxford Academy, prep , co-ed , Presb ,
John K Harris, Prin
Fort Defiance, Augusta Co., pop. 80
Augusta Military Academy, military, non-
sect , Charles S Roller, A M , Prln
Fortress Monroe, Elizabeth City Co , pop 1804,
Old Point Comfort College, boys' boarding,
R. C , Brother Ignatius, Rector
Franklin, Southampton Co., pop. 8,271.
Euphradian Institute, prep , co-ed., non-
sect , est 1900, Fanny L. Webb, Prln.
Franklin Female Seminary, girls' board-
Ing, non-sect, est 1895, J. M. Langston,
Jr, A. M., Pres.
Franklin Military Academy, boys' board-
Ing, non-sect, est 1896, O W Ander-
son, A M . Prln.
Frederick* burg, Spotsylvanla Co , pop. 5,874.
Pres Bd Educ— Isaac Hirsh
Sec Bd Educ — A B Bowering
City Supt & Prin H S— B F Blrckhead
Supv Music — Miss Margaret Fraser
Frederlcksburg College, coll , co-ed.,
Presb, est 1898, J U Barney, L L D,
President
State Normal and Industrial School for
Women, nor, music, domestic science,
state, est 1908, Edward Hutson Russell,
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Front Royal, Warren Co., pop. 1,800
Pres Bd Educ— A G Weaver
Sec Bd Bduc — C A Ford
City Superintendent — T V Leath
Principal High School — M L Fearnow
Ardlelgh School, girls' boarding, P B ,
est 1895, Mrs Sue Brskine McGregor,
President
Randolph-Macon Academy, boys* boarding,
M B So, eat 1892, Charles L Melton,
Frln
Gate City, Scott Go, pop 650
Shoemaker College, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , F B Fltzpatrlck, Pres
Gloucester, Gloucester Co, pop 495
Gloucester Academy, boys' boarding, non-
sect est 1887, John Tabb, M Sc , Prln
Hampton, Elizabeth City, pop 5,505.
City Superintendent — John M Willis.
Hampton College, girls' boarding, non-sect ,
H H Savage, President
Hampton Normal and Agricultural Insti-
tute (colored), normal and Indust., state,
co-ed , est 1868, Rev Hollls B Frlssell,
LL D, Prln
Splller Academy, prep , co-ed , Bapt , G
Edward Read Prln
Hampden-SIdney, Prince Edward Go, pop
450
Principal High School— George L Walker
Hampden-SIdney College, coll , men,
Presb , est 1776, Rev Henry T Graham,
A B, B D, Pres
Harrlsonbnrff, Rocldngham Go, pop 4,879
Pres Bd Bduc — W J Dlngledlne
Sec Bd Bduc — William Dean
City Superintendent — William H Kelster
Supv Music— Miss J S Preston
Drawing — Miss M A Spack
Penmanship — C M Overby
State Normal and Industrial School for
Women, professional training courses,
state, est 1908, Julian A Burruss, A M,
Pres
Heradon, Fairfax Co, pop 900
Hern don Seminary, girls' boarding, P H ,
est 1876, Misses Castleman Principals
Xfolladay, Spottsylvanla Go, pop 55
Prospect Hill Home School, girls' board-
Ing, Fresb , est 1908, Miss N B Scott,
Prln
Holllns, Boanoke Go, pop 65.
Holllns College for Young Women, girls'
boarding, non-sect , est. 1842, Matty I*
Cooke, Pres
Irvlngton, Lancaster Go , pop 1,085
Chesapeake Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , est 1889, D R. Anderson, M A.,
Prln
LawreneevUle, Brunswick Go, pop 1,788.
St Paul Normal aritt Industrial School,
normal, Indust , co-ed , P B , est. 1888,
Rev James S Russell, Prln
Lebanon, Russell Go , pop* 898*
Lebanon State School, public high school,
prep , agrl , man tr , dom scl and mu-
sic, est 1908, B M Hunter, Principal
Leeeburg, Londoun Go , pop 8,000
Meadowbrook School, boys' boarding, non-
sect , est 1912, Robert L Preston,
Headmaster
Lewlston, Spotsylvania Go., pop, 68.
Bel-Air School, prep , oo-ed , Presb . est.
1894, N E Scott, Prln.
Lexington, Bookbrldge Go, pop. 8,500.
Pres Bd Bduc — F T Glasgow
Sec Bd Bduc — H D Campbell
City Supt & Prln H S — Harrington Wad-
dell
Supv Music — Mis H A White
Manual Training — Mlp Carter
Virginia Military Institute, mil , non-sect ,
est 1889 , Col Bdward W Nichols, Supt
Washington and Lee University, comprises
the College, School of Commerce, of Ap-
plied Science, of Law, men, non-sect ,
est 1749, Henry Louis Smith, LL D,
Pres
Washington and Lee University, School of
Applied Science, courses In science, and
civil engineering, David C Humphreys,
C B , Dean
Washington and Lee University, Law
School, law, men, est 1866, Martin P
Burks, LL D , Dean
Locust Dale, Madison Go, pop 75
Locust Dale Academy, military, non-sect ,
est 1858, W W Briggs, C H, Frln
Lodl, Washington Go, pop 125
Liberty Hall Home School, prep , co-ed ,
Presb , eet 1866 , Allen Jones, Jr , B
D, Prln.
Lynchbnrg, Campbell Co, pop 29,494.
Pres. Bd Bduc— B F Klrkpatriek
Sec Bd Bduc, — Bdward C Glass
City Superintendent — Bdward Cr Glass
Principal High School— William M Black
Supv Music — Magdolm Dykuna
Manual Training — Pamela Howell
Drawing — Frances J Rodls
Piedmont Business College, bus. and sten ,
est. 1887, Sam Jack Mustek, Manager
Randolph-Macon Woman's College, women,
M B So , est. 1893, William A Webb,
Litt D , President
Smith's Business College, bus and sten.,
T Parker Smith, Pres.
Virginia Baptist Seminary (colored) , prep ,
co-ed., Bapt , George Hayes, Prin
Virginia Christian College, College, Acad-
emy, Fine Arts, co-ed , Disciples, eat
1908, G O Davis, A M, Acting Pres
Virginia Theological Seminary and College,
ooH and theol , co-ed , Bapt , eat 1888,
James R L Dlggs, Ph D , Pres , Bed-
ford Ave.
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VIRGINIA
Manassas, Prince William Co » pop 1,810
Eastern College, prep , co-ed , boarding,
Hervln U Poop, Pres
Manassas Agricultural High School, agrt,
prep and nor , co-ed , Henry F Button,
B S A, Director
Manassas Institute, prep , co-ed , non-sect ,
est 1894, I*. F Hill, A. B. A- M, Prin.
Marlon, Smyth Co , pop 2,
Marlon Female College, girls' boarding,
Luth , eat 1874, Bev J J Scherer, A
M, Pres
Markham, Fanqnier Co , pop 110
Cleveland High School prep co-ed , F
ID , James J Marshall, Prin
Mendota, Washington Co., pop 810
Hamilton High School, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , Wm C Patton, Prin
Miller School P O , Albemarle Co
Miller Manual School of Albemarle, tech ,
co-ed , non-sect , est 1878, Robert B
Fulton, LL D, Supt
Millwood, Clarke Co, pop 840
Clay Hill Academy, boys' boarding, non-
sect , -William H Whiting, Jr , Prin.
Mount CUnton, Rockfngham Co , pop 880*
West Central Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , est 1891, D I Suter, Prin.
Newport News, Warwick Co, pop 80,808
Pres Bd Educ — Col B W Huffman
Sec Bd Educ— W L Tabt
City Superintendent — Willie A Jenkins
Principal High School — D A Dutson
Supv Music — Miss Elen M Hayes
Manual Training — Miss L F Jones
Domestic Science— Mrs R. S Barrett
Drawing — Miss Bessie Barclay
Com'l & Stenog'y — Miss Gertrude Loomis
Norfolk, Norfolk Co, pop 67,458
Ch'm Bd Educ — W B Dougherty
Sec Bd Educ — Richard C Taylor ,
City Superintendent — Richard A Doble,
Supv of Instruction — J P Spence
Prin Maury H S — George McK Bain.
Supv Music — Miss F Eugenia Adams.
Supv Man Training — T G Rydingsvard.
Domestic Science—Miss M B Partette.
Physical Culture — Miss Lee EJune.
Drawing — Miss Leila Santos
Commercial — C E Cross.
Stenography — Florence Garner,
Leache-Wood Seminary, girls* boarding;
non-sect , est 1871, Miss Agnes D West,
Prin
Norfolk Academy boys' boarding, non-
sect, F M Bacon, Principal
Norfolk Mission College, prep , co-ed , TJ
Fresb , est 1888, W McKlrahan, M A.,
D D
Phillips and West School for Girls, The,
girls' boarding, non-sect , Misses Phillips
and West, Prins
Norfolk — continued
St Mary's Male Academy, boys, day,
prep , R C , Rev Brother Ignatius, Xav ,
Director, 1T4 Holt
Southern Shorthand and Business Univer-
sity, bus and sten , J M Ressler, Pres.
Oak Grove, Westmoreland Co , pop 180.
WIrtland Seminary, girls' boarding, P E ,
est 1895, Mrs William Dabney Wirt,
A B, Principal
Petersburg, Dinwiddie Co, pop 84,187
Pres Bd Educ — J R W Smith
Sec Bd Educ — J M Townsend
City Superintendent— Robert R Jones
Principal High School — H D Wolff
Manual Training — H B Sharp
Domestic Science—Mrs C M Baskervllle.
Drawing — Mrs J A Smith
Commercial — Nettle Leftwlch
Petersburg Business College, bus. and prep ;
est 1902 Clark J Brown, Principal
Southern Female College, girls' boarding,
non-sect , est 1868 , Arthur Kyle Davis,
A M, Pres
Virginia Normal and Industrial Institute,
(colored), normal and indust, state,
co-ed , est 1888, J H Johnston, Ph. D,
Pres.
Portsmouth, Norfolk Co, pop 88,190.
Pres Bd Educ — F T Brlggs
Sec Bd Educ — N R Hamilton
City Superintendent — Harry A Hunt
Principal High School — J Leon Codd
Manual Training — W J Tennent
Domestic Science — Martha B Porter
Com'l & Stenog'y — Mrs Elizabeth Woolford
Portsmouth Academy, girls' boarding, non-
sect , W H Stokes, Prin
St Joseph's Academy, girls, boarding, R,
C , Sister Agnes, Prin
St Paul's Male Academy, prep , boys* R.
C , est 1898, Brother Justin, C, X. B ,
Prin
Fnlaski, Pnlaskt Co, pop 4,807
Supervising Prin — E J Cooley
Radford, Montgomery Co*, pop 4,808
Pres Bd Educ — I L Ernstein
Sec Bd Educ— E F Gill
City Superintendent — J P Whitt
Principal High School— J P Whitt
St. Albans School, prep , boys, non-sect,
est 1892, J L Einstein, A B, Head-
master
Reliance, Warren Co , pop 68.
Old Dominion Academy, boys' boarding,
non-sect , est 1883 , R L Steele, M S ,
President
Richmond, Henrfeo Co, pop 187,688.
Chairman Bd Educ — F C Ebel
Clerk of Board — C P Walford
City Superintendent — J A C Chandler
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VIRGINIA
Richmond — continued
Assistant Superintendent — Albert H Hill
Assistant Superintendent — K J Hoke
Frin John Marshall H S — James C Har-
wood
Prin Colored H S — S D Turner
Director Music — Walter C Mercer
Physical Culture — L T Jones
Penmanship — W C Locker
Commercial — Wm Buchanan
Stenography — Miss Eebecca Angel
Academy of the Visitation , girls' boarding,
R C , Sister M JiiBtina Prevost, Frin.
Benedictine College, boys' day, military,
R C , est 1911, Right Rev Leo Hald,
D D , O S B , Rector, SCO North Shep-
pard Tbtreet
Davis' School, Miss, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , est 1890, Miss May P Davis, Frin
Hartshorn Memorial College (colored),
coll and nor , indust , women, Bapt.,
eat 1883, Rev Lyman B Tefft, A M,
D D, Frea.
Massey Business College, bus, sten. and
tel . est 1887, I L Mayfleld, Manager
802 B Broad street
McGulre's University School, prep , boya,
non-sect , est 1866, John Feyton Me-
Guire, Jr , Prin
Medical College of Virginia, med , rep ,
men, est 1838, S C Mitchell, Fh D,
President
Nolleys School for Boya, boya' boarding,
non-sect , G M Nolley, Frin
Richmond Business College, bus and sten ,
eat 1902, J B Ormes, B A, Frin
Richmond College, coll , men, Bapt., eat
1832, F W Boatwright, LL D, Frea
Richmond College, Law School, law, men,
eat 1870, F W Boatwright, LL D,
Dean
Richmond Conservatory of Music, music,
co-ed., eat 1904, Frank Eugene Caaby,
Director
St Mary's Benedictine Institute, girls'
boarding, R C , eat 1870, Slater M Ger-
trude, Directress
Smithdeal Business College, bus and aten ,
eat 1867, Ninth and Broad, W T
Smithdeal, President
Union Theological Seminary In Virginia,
theol , men, Presb . est 1812, Walter
W Moore, D D, LL D, Fres
University College of Medicine, med , reg ,
men, eat. 1898, A L Gray, M D, Dean
University College of Medicine, Dental De-
partment, dent , men, eat. 1898, L M
Cowardln, M D, D D 8, Dean.
University College of Medicine, Department
of Pharmacy, phar , co-ed., eat 1898,
Stuart McGulre, Prea
Virginia Mechanic' a Institute, machine
shop, carpentry, plumbing, trades, men,
est 1884 , Frank W Duke, B A , Supt.
Virginia Schol of Dentistry, Medical Col-
lege of Virginia, dent., men, eat 1897,
Christopher Tompklna, Dean
Virginia School of Pharmacy, Medical Col-
lege of Virginia, phar , men, eat 1897,
Christopher Tompkina, Dean
Richmond — continued
Virginia Union University (colored), ooll
and theol men, Bapt , eat 1899, George
R Hovey, D D , Frea
Westminster School, girls' boarding,
Presb , est. 1901, Miss Carrie Lee Camp-
bell, Prin
Woman's College, girls' boarding, Bapt.,
James Nelson, Prin.
Ridgeway, Henry Co,, pop 850.
RIdgeway Institute, prep , co-ed., non
sect , est 1895, Thoa C Nunn Frin.
Roanoke, Roanoke Co, pop 84,874
Free Bd. Hduc — J W Dungan
Sec Bd Educ — C M Mlnnlck
City Superintendent— F B Fitzpatrick.
Principal High School — C L Green
Supv Music — Miss Stewart
National Business College, bus and stea.
est 1889, E M Coulter, President
Virginia College, glrla* boarding, non-sect,
Mattle F Harris, Prea
Salem, Roanoke Co, pop 8,849.
Prea Bd Educ — Libert Chandler
Sec Bd Educ — J C Perslnger
City Superintendent — R S Cook
Principal High School — Miss Lucy Jones.
Roanoke College, coll, prep, and com'l
depts men Luth , est 1858, John Al-
fred Morehead, D D, President.
Roanoke Woman s College, girls' boarding,
John C Peary, A M , President
Schnyler, Nelson Co, pop. 820
Kleinberg High School, girls boarding,
Presb , Mlssea Wallea, Frlna
Scotteburg, Halifax Co , pop 825
Scottaburg Normal School, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect., Claude W Owen, M A, Prin
South Boston, Halifax Co, pop 8,516.
South Boston Female Institute, glrla'
hoarding, non-sect, J F Smead, Frin.
Spottawood, Augusta Co, pop 96.
Valley High School, prep , co-ed , non-
aect , James M Maaon, Prin
Stannton, Augusta Co, pop. 10,604
Fres Bd Hduc — A F Robertson
Sec Bd Educ— J P Nefl
City Superintendent— John P Neff.
Principal High School — Edwin F Shew-
make.
Man Tr & Draw— Mrs M Sublett
Domestic Science — Miss H S. Trout.
Dunamore Business College, bus and aten ,
eat. 1872, James G Dunsmore, President
Mary Baldwin Seminary, girls' boarding,
non-sect , Miss B C Weimar, Frin
Staunton Military Academy, military, nom-
sect, eat 1872, Capt Wm H Kable,
Bupt*
Stuart Hall (formerly Virginia Female In-
atitute), girls' boarding, F B , eat 1843.
Mlas Maria Pendleton Duval, Prin.
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VIRGINIA
Suffolk, Nansemond Co, pop. 7,00*.
City Superintendent — Lee Brltt
Nansemond Seminary, girls' boarding, P
B , Mrs. Lucy H Qulmby, Prin
Suffolk Normal Training School (colored),
nor and prep , co-ed., TJnlv , eat. 1897,
Rev J F Jordan, D D, Principal
Suffolk College, girls' boarding, Meth.;
Sally A. Finney, Prin
Sweet Briar, Amherst Co., pop. 75.
Sweet Briar College, coll , women, non-
sect , est 1901, Mary K. Benedict, Ph
D, President
Tazewell, Tazewell Co., pop. 1,100.
Dodge's Business College, bus. and sten ,
est 1898, J H Dodge, Pres.
Tacewell College, prep, co-ed., non-sect.,
C D M Showalter, Prin
Warrenton, Fauqnler Co, pop 1,627
Fauquier Institute, girls' boarding, non-
sect, est 1859, Miss Nelle V Butler,
Prin
Waynesboro, Augusta Co, pop 1,389.
Flshburne Military School, boys' boarding,
military, non-sect , est 1879, Major
Morgan H Hudglns, Superintendent
Westpolnt, King William Co., pop. 1,897.
West Point Seminary and Normal Insti-
tute, girls' boarding, non-sect, J T
Bethel, M A., B D . Prin
Winiamsburg, Jataea City Co., pop. 2,714.
City Superintendent— H N Phillips.
College of William and Mary, comprises
college, normal school, and academy,
state, men, est 169$, Lyon G Tyler, LL.
D, Fres.
Winchester, Frederick Co., pop 5,864.
Pres Bd Educ — G G Baker
Sec Bd Educ — R L Gray
City Superintendent— Maurice M. Lynch
Principal High School— Prof W D Cool
Commercial — Miss Susan Saulsbury
Fort Londoun Seminary, girls* boarding,
Miss Katnerine R Glass, Pres.
Shenandoah Valley Academy, boys* board-
Ing, non-sect, J B Lovett, PrJn.
Wise Co., pop 806.
Gladevllle College, prep , co-ed., non-sect,
R J Davis, Prin
Woodberry Forest, Madison Co., pop. •; — .
Woodberry Forest School, boys' boarding,
non-sect , eat 1889, J Carter Walker,
A M, Headmaster
Woodlawn, Carroll Co, pop. 187
Woodlawn Normal Institute, nor , co-ed. ,
non-sect, est 1887, ID. ID Worrell, Prin.
Woodstock, Shenandoah Co, pop 1,500
Pres Bd Educ — W H Newman
principal High School— C V Shoemaker
Massanutten Academy, boys' boarding, Re*
formed, est 1899, Howard J Benchoff,
A. M* Headmaster
Suffolk Institute, boys* boarding, non-sect,
A. P Kelly, Prin
Wytherffle, Wythe Co., pop. 3,008.
Academy of the Visitation, girls boarding,
R C , Mother M. Berohmans, Superior
WASHINGTON
Population, 1,141,990 School census, 268,972 School age, 6-21.
Washington is the thirtieth state of the Union in point of population, having
a total of 1,141,990 inhabitants, of whom 97 1 per cent are white Of this num-
ber 21.1 per cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire
population, ten years of age and over, is 2 per cent., the state ranking fourth in
this respect. The educational system of the state is as follows:
STATE SIJPEBINTENDENT'S OFFICE
MRS JOSEPHINE PRESTON, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Olympia
J* M. LAYHUE, Assistant Superintendent . ... . . Olympia
F. F NALDEE, Deputy Superintendent . . . Olympia
EDWIN TWITMYER, High School Inspector . .. . Seattle
STATE BOARD OP EDUCATION
Mas JOSEPHINE PRESTON, President ex~offiow . Olympia
F F NALDER, Secretary ess-offiow . ..*... . Olympia
T. F KANE, President University of Washington . Seattle
E A. BRYAN, President State College of Washington Pullman
E. T. MATHES, Principal State Normal School .. .BeHingham
F B COOPER, City Superintendent . . Seattle
H M HART, Principal South Central High School Spokane
STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSION
The school funds, school lands, etc , are handled by the State Land Commission.
E W Boss, State Land Commissioner, Tax Commissioner and Fire Warden Olympia
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION
Washington has no School Text-Book Commission, the law requiring state
adoption of text-books having been repealed
STATE TEAOHEBS' ASSOCIATION
0 B FRAZIER, President . Everett
O C WHITNEY, JSeoretary . . . .Taeoma
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
County Name and Address
Adams Carolyn Fritz, Hitzvllle
Asotin . W J Jerome, Asotin
Benton. Wat* J Jones, Prosser
Chehalis J W Hodge, Montesano
Chelan Viletta H G-uthrie, Wenatchee
Clallam Thos Geisness, Port Angeles
Clarke Eliz'b'th C Sterling Vancouver
Columbia Maud L> Tucker, Dayton
Cowhtz Lucia Jenkins, Kalama
Douglas L L Sellers Waterville
Ferry * H. D Houghland, Republic
Franklin George W Zent, Pasco
Garfield Mrs M E Liggett, Pomeroy
Grant C E Smith, Ephrata
Island Lena Kohne, Coupeville
Jefferson Edith Delanty, Pt Townsend
King M E Durham, Seattle
Kitsap D H Wolfe, Port Orchard
Kittltas
Mrs Mary Boedcher, Bllensburg
Khckitat T C Anderson, Goldendale
County Name and Address
Lewis. M. L Carrier, Chehalis
Lincoln William U Neeley, Davenport
Mason H E Loop, Shelton
Okanogan W E Gamble, Conconully
Pacific Angus Jack, South Bend
Pend Oreille Hester C Soules, Newport
Pierce L L Benbow, Tacoma
San Juan W R Nichols, Friday Harbcr
Skagit O H Kerns, Mt Vernon
Skamania Blanche Williams, Stevenson
Snohomish Mrs Lizzie Jones, Everett
Spokane E G McFarland, Spokane
Stevens Martha A Boardman, Colville
Thurston L A Kibbe, Olympia
Wahkiakum W AV Head, Catblamet
Walla Walla
Paul Johnson, Walla Walla
Whatcom Delia L Keeler, Bellingham
Whitman Daisv Bushey, Colfax
Yakima Rodney Ackley, North Yaklnm
PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND ENDO\VBD SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Aberdeen, Cheballs Cv, pop 13,660
City Superintendent— Arthur Wilson
Prin H 8— Geo B fedler
fiupv Man Tr — George Huntley
fiupv Music & Art — Mauuj A Bailey
Grays Harbor Business College, bus and
sten , est 1904, C 8 Jackson, President
Albion, Whitman Co , pop 860
Prin of Schools — E A Wise
Edwards College, prep , co-ed non-sect
Anacortes, Skagit Co, pop 4,168
Pres Bd Hduc — Fred Fulton
Sec Bd Bduc — Mrs Kate B Whitney
City Superintendent — Frank C Popham
Supv Music — Lura Jeffries
Manual Training — EJ F Saunder
Anacortes Business College, bus and sten
est 1903, W E Shank, Principal
Arlington, Snobomlsn Co., pop. 1,476.
City Superintendent — George Lancaster
Asotin, Asotin Co , pop 820
City Superintendent — H G Case.
Auburn, Kins; Co, pop 957
City Superintendent — John W Todd
Bellingham, Whatcom Co, pop 24,898
Pres Bd Bduc — E C Schumacher
Sec Bd Bduc — W L Asher
City Superintendent — Elmer L Cave
Prin Whatcom H 8 — Sam E Tlft
Prin Fairhaven H S — W C Weir
Supv Draw — Harriett L Brown.
Supv Man Tr — L B Fields
Supv Musio — Marcella K Nachtxnann
Supv Do-in Sol — Nellie M Barnett
Supv Phy Tr — C W Lounsberry
Commercial — C W Whipple
.Stenography — Betsy P Stenberg
Bellingham — continued
Bellingham Business Institute, bus and
sten , est 1904, C W Long, Pres
Northwestern Business College, bus and
sten
State Normal School, nor , atate, co-ed ,
est 1899. Edward T Mathes, Ph D,
Prin.
Wilson's Business College, bus and sten.,
est 1891, August Wilson, President,
4081-2 W Holly street
Black Diamond, King Co, pop 857
City Superintendent — L A Hunter
Blaine, Whatcom Co, pop 2,287
City Superintendent— J W L Kaufman
Bremerton, Kitsap Co , pop 3,903
City Superintendent — Mary C Fiizes
Buckley, Pierce Co , pop 1,272
City Superintendent — T R McAnally
Burlington, Skagit Co , pop 1,302
City Superintendent — A. W Busn
Burton, King Co., pop 76.
Vashon College and Academy, prep , co-
ed , non-sect , est. 1892, W G Parkes.
M 8., Pres.
Cashmere, Chelan Co, pop 625
City Superintendent — J F Caieheer
Castle Bock, Cowlitz Co, pop 998.
City Superintendent— J 13 Kolmack.
Centralla, Lewis Co , pop. 7,811.
Pres Bd Bduc— O O, Ort.
Sec Bd Bduc — H R. fllTnms.
City Superintendent — J M. Layhne.
Principal High School — Francis Drake.
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Centralla — continued
Supv Music— Carl Pltzer
Manual Training — B E Hartnett
Domestic Science — Henrietta Walker
Physical Culture — C O Clancy
Com'l and Stenog*y — Mabel Lashbrook.
Jackson Business College, bus and sten ,
eat 1910, C S Jackson, Principal.
Charleston, Kltsap Co , pop 1,062
City Superintendent — H W Elliott.
Chehalls, Lewis Co , pop 4,507
Pres Bd Educ — O K Palmer
Sec Bd Educ — Laura Rhoads
City Superintendent — E T Duffleld
Principal High School — B O Arnold
Supv Music — Grace M Jones
Manual Training — C M Rogers
Domestic Science — Mary Caulklns
Drawing— Stella P Oderklrk
Holy Rosary Academy, girls' boarding and
day, R C , Sister Ambrose, Superior
State Training School, state, industrial,
co-ed., est 1890, C. C. Asplnwall, Supt
Chelan, Ghelan Co, pop
City Superintendent— A T Sutton
Cheney, Spokane Co , pop. 1,207.
City Superintendent — A E Clawson
State Normal School, nor , state, co-ed ,
est 1890, N D Showalter, Prin.
Clarkston, Asotln Co , pop 1,257
W Oral
City Superintendent— J
raham
Cle Blum, Klttitas Co , pop 2,749
City Superintendent — N L Wilson
Colfax, Whitman Co, pop 2,783
Pres Bd. Educ — H L. Plummer
Sec Bd. Educ— Bills Laird
City Superintendent — J O Mattoon
Principal High School — J F Hargraves
Supv Music — Lucille Weiland
Manual Training — H G Singer
Domestic Science — Miss C Kelly
Penmanship— -W S Couper
English Collegiate School, prep , co-ed
College Place, Walls Walla Co, pop 79
Walla Walla College, prep , co-ed , Sev-
enth D Adv , est 1892, E C Kellogg,
M A, Pres
Colville, Stevens Co , pop 1,512
City Superintendent— W O Cummlngs
Davenport, Uncoln Co , pop 1,229
City Superintendent — Geo C. Countryman
Dayton, Colombia Co , pop 2,389
Pres Bd Educ^J A Muirhead
Sec Bd Educ — E W Clark
City Superintendent — C A Llvengood.
Principal High School — S F Atwood
Deer Park, Spokane Co, pop 875
City Superintendent — Lev! Clark
Bast Seattle, King Co.
Seattle Parental School for Truant Boys,
non-sect, est 1908, Willis S Band,
Supt
Edmonds, Snohomish Co, pop 1,114.
Pres Bd Educ — J N Janeway
Sec Bd Educ — George M. Leyda.
City Supt & Prin H S — W H. Dorgan
Supv Music — Caroline Murdock
Manual Training — R Burbank.
Domestic Science — B VanOstrand.
Drawing — C Murdook.
Ellensbnrg, Klttitas Co , pop 4,209
Pres Bd Educ— H W Hale.
City Superintendent — B J Klemme
Principal High School — A S Pope
Supv Music — Elizabeth Sivartz
Manual Training — Eddie Brown.
Domestic Science — Thelma Carter.
Physical Culture— Nellie Burke.
Stenography — Mrs. H Weyniok.
Washington State Normal School, normal;
state, co-ed, est 1891, W E Wilson,
A. M, Pres.
Blma, Chehalls Co , pop 1,582
City Superintendent — O R Bond
Enmnelaw, King Co, pop 800
City Superintendent — F F Joubert
Everett, Snohomish Co, pop 24,814
City Superintendent — Charles R. Frazier.
Prin H S— E C Roberts
Supv Man Tr — A A Kester
Supv Music — Ethel M. Henson.
Supv Art — Helena J Torrey
Acme Business College, bus and sten ;
est 1900, Carolyn Patohen, Prin.
Columbian College, prep , co-ed
Everett Business College, bus an* sten.;
W C Harvey, Prin
Garfield, Whitman Co , pop 932.
City Superintendent — W M Mackey
Goldendale, Kllekltat Co
City Superintendent — J
1,208
leeper
Granite Falls, Snohomish Co, pop
City Superintendent — J E Lewis
Harrington, Lincoln Co, pop. 661.
City Superintendent — R. E Gay
HUlyard, Spokane, pop 8,276
City Superintendent — W E Ransom
Hoqnlam, Chehalls Co , pop 8,171
Pres Bd Educ — F F Powell
Sec Bd Educ— Hubbard Tuttle
City Superintendent — E L McDonnell.
Prin H S— E E Davis
Supv Man Tr — Archlr J Bonham
Supv Music — Bertha Day
Domestic Science — Frances Mann
Physical Culture — J D Ehrhart
Drawing— Ella Miller
Com'l & StenogTy— Louise Wise.
Kalama, Cowlitz Co, pop 816.
City Superintendent — Charles Wendnagla
Kelso, Cowlltz Co, pop 2,039.
City Superintendent — James Alcorn,
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Kennewick, Benton Co , pop 1,219
City Superintendent — M B Lewis
Kent, King- Co, pop 1,008
Fres Bd Bduc— -H B Madison
Sec Bd Bduc — B A Bowen
City Superintendent — Chares R Lewis
Principal High School— W B Satterthwaite
Kirkland, King: Co , pop 582
City Superintendent — A R Terpening
X,eavenworth, Chelan Co , pop 1,551
City Superintendent— C W Moore
LJnd, Adams Co, pop 831
City Superintendent — Frank Greene
ILynden, Whatcoxn Co, pop 1,148
City Superintendent — P A Wright
Marysville, Snohomlsh Co, pop 1,289
City Superintendent — C A Nelson
Medical Lake, Spokane Co , pop 1,780
Supt of Schools — C W Thompson
State Institution for Feeble Minded S
C Woodruff, Supt
Montesano, Chehahs Co, pop 2,488
City Superintendent — B Wheeler
Mount Yernon, Skaglt Co , pop 2,881
City Superintendent — John J Mackintosh
Forest Home Academy, prep , co-ed
Newport, Fend Orellle Co , pop 1,109
City Superintendent— Leo H King
North Yaklma, Taklma Co, pop 14,682.
Pres Bd Bduc— O A Fechter
Sec Bd Bduc— B F Kumler
City Superintendent — A C Davis
Principal High School — F J Bellinger
Supv Music — Mrs Alice J Howatt
Manual Training — George LeVesconte.
Domestic Science — Alice Hodge
Drawing — Frances Townsend.
Commercial — Jos C Staley
Marquette College, boys prep . R C , est
1905, Rev C Brusten S J, President
St Joseph's Academy, girls' boarding, R
C , Sister Superior
Woodcock Academy, prep , co-ed , Cong ,
R M Edwards, Prin
Oakesdale, Whitman Co, pop. 882
City Superintendent — R. C McDaniel
Olympla, Thurston Co., pop* 9,996.
Pres, Bd, Bduc— C W Stent*
Sec Bd Educ — F W Stocking
City Superintendent— Chaunoy E Beach
Principal High School— N J Aiken.
Supv Music-— Ellak Jones.
Manual Training— B F Gabriel.
Domestic Science — Jessie M Pelton
Drawing— Ella X. Jones.
Penmanship— Florence Haycox.
Com'l and Stenog'y-— E R Thozna.
Pacific Lutheran Seminary, prep , co-ed.,
Lutheran^ est. 1907
Providence Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister M Wilfrid, Prin.
Palonse, Whitman Co, pop. 1,549
Prin H S— A A Kienholz
Pasco, Franklin Co , pop 2,088
City Superintendent— Walter T Ricks.
Pomeroy, Garfleld Co, pop 1,605
City Superintendent — B W Collier
Port Angeles, Clallam Co, pop 2,286
City Superintendent — Thos Gelsness
Port Townsend, Jefferson Co, pop 4481
City Superintendent — A. N French
Prosser, Benton Co , pop 1,298
City Superintendent — V V Shumaker
Prescott, Walla Walla Co, pop 002
City Superintendent — E L Shover
Pullman, Whitman Co , pop 2,602
Pres Bd Educ — A Atherton
Sec Bd Educ — John Squires
City Superintendent — H A Ellis
Principal High School — George W Eyre
Manual Training — Howard Letson
Domestic Science — Miss Mary Williams.
Washington State College, agrL and tech ,
state, co-ed , est 1892, Enoch A. Bryan,
LL D, Pres
Washington State College, School of Phar-
macy, phar , co-ed, est, 1906, George
H Watt, Dean
Washington State College, School of Vet
erlnary Science, vet, men, est 1899, S
B Nelson, Dean
Puyallup, Pierce Co , pop 4,544
Pres Bd. Educ— F S Martin
Sec Bd Educ — E F Traedson.
City Superintendent — E B Walker
Principal High School— S X Diebel
Supv Music — Jessie Belton
Manual Training — J R Buttorff
Dom Scl and Pen' ship— Martha Batty
Drawing — Jessie Belton.
Commercial — J V Lyon
Stenography— Margaret Wiesznan
Raymond, Pacific Co, pop 2,450
City Superintendent — Homer J Wagner
Renton, Klin? Co, pop 2,740
City Superintendent— V W Talbott
Republic, Ferry Co, pop. 999
City Superintendent-— L H. Metras
Richmond, Kins; Co., pop. 810
City Superintendent — George W Leek
Richland, Benton Co., pop. 860
City Superintendent— J H. Brenneman,
Ritzville, Adams Co, pop 1,850
Pres Bd Educ — W H Martin
Sec Bd Educ— Carrie Schragg
City Superintendent — B C Claypoole
Principal High School — Clalr Olney
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Kltz\!He— continued '
Supv Mus & Draw — Buerah Hulbert
Manual Training1 — Ralph Yeamon
Domestic Science — Ethyl Weacler
Com'l & Stenog*y — Glair Olney
Boslyn, Kittitas Co, pop. 8,126
City Superintendent — Linden McCullaugh
Bockford, Spokane Co , pop 668
City Superintendent — G W Hyland.
Seattle, King Go, pop 287,194.
Pres Bd Bduc— F A McDonald
Sec Bd Bduc — R W Jones
City Superintendent — Frank B Cooper
Assistant Supt —Frank £3 Willard
Assistant Supt — Edward G Quigley
Assistant Supt — Almina George
Prln Ballard H S.— L M Kendall
Prln Broadway H S — T B, Cole.
Prin Franklin H S—J A. Reed
Prin Lincoln H S — V K. Froula
Prln Queen Ann~H S — O L Luther
Prin West Seattle H S.— F L Cassidy
Supv Music — Lucy K. Cole.
Supv Drawing — Emma S Small
Director Man. Training — Ben W Johnson
Domestic Science — Ellen P Dabney
Penmanship— Georgia McMania
Academy of the Holy Name, girls' board-
ing, R C , Sister M Leontlne, Superior
Academy of the Sacred Heart, girls' board-
ing, R C , Sister Superior
Acme Business College, bus. and sten , eat.
1888, F R McLaren, Pres
Anderson Preparatory School, prep . co-
ed , non-sect , George P Anderson, Prin-
cipal
College of Our Lady of Lourdea, girls'
boarding R C , Slater Superior
Forrest Ridge Convent, girls* boarding, R
C , Sister Superior
Hyatt-Fowells Business College, bus. and
sten , W C Hyatt, Principal
Immaculate Conception Academy, girls'
boarding, R. C , Sister Superior
Leo's Business School, bus and sten , eat
1910, Mra Mary Leo, Principal, Arcade
Building
Seattle Business College, bus and aten ,
O L Miller, Principal
Seattle Seminary, prep , oo-ed , Free
Meth Rev Alec Beers, President
University of Washington, univ , state
co-ed , eat 1861, Thomas F Kane, Ph
D , Pres
University of Washington, Law School,
law, co-ed , eat 1899, John T Condon,
Dean
University of Washington, School of Phar-
macy, phar , co-ed , eat. 1894, Charles
W Johnson, Ph* C , Ph D , Dean
University of Washington, College of En-
gineering, state, men. Almon H. Fuller,
C E, Dean
University of Washington, College of
Mines, state, men, Milnor Roberts, A. B,
Dean
University of Washington, College of For-
estry, state, men, Hugo WJnkenwerder,
M F, Dean
Seattle— continued
Washington Preparatory School, prep , oo-
ed , non-sect , Mrs J C Mann, Prin-
cipal
Wilson's Modern Business College, bus and
sten , est 1895, Judson P Wilson, Preol-
dent, 1524 Second Avenue
T M C A Institute, prep , boys, evening,
non-sect., est 1899, Harold A. Woodcock,
Director
Sedro Wooley, Skaglt Go , pop 2,129
City Superintendent — H C Crumpacker
Selah, Taklma Co., pop 850
City Superintendent— C E Kllse
Shelton, Mason Co, pop 1,163
City Superintendent — H E Loop
Skykomiah, King Co, pop 888.
City Superintendent — Moses B Wood
Snohomlsh, Snohomlsh Co , pop 8,844,
City Superintendent — C W Hodge.
Principal High School — G O Howard
South Park, King Co , Sta S , Seattle.
College of Our Lady of Lourdes, boys'
boarding, R, C , Brother Callixtus, Prin
South Bend Pacific Co, pop. 8,028
City Superintendent — George F Barnes
Spokane, Spokane Co, pop 104,402
Pres Bd Educ — F F Greene
Sec Bd Educ — E A Thomas
City Superintendent — Bruce M Watson
Prin Lewis-Clark H S— H M Hart
Prln North Central H S— Richard T Har-
greaves.
Supv Draw — wellie M Powers
Supv Music — Grace E P Holman
Supv Man Tr — C T Miller
Supv Household Arts — Sarah H Ross
Supv Penmanship— A Bmilie Olson
S-upv Phy Tr — C Marie Francis.
Health Supervisor — Dr Carroll Smith
Academy of Holy Names, girls' boarding,
R, C , Sister Mary Alodia, Prln
Academy of Our Lady of Lourdes girls'
boarding, R C , eat 1888, Sister Superior,
1129 Riverside ,
Allen's Business College, bus. and sten.,
est 1908, C S Springer, Manager, 01906
Washington Street
Blair Business College, bus and sten , eat
1897, H C Blair, A B, President, Firat
and Madison Street
Brunot Hall, girls' boarding, Bpla , Julia
P Bailey, Prin
Counselman's School of Stenography, bus
and sten , eat 1911, Mrs M M Cotmsel-
man, President, 615 Fourth avenue
Engelhorn Business College, bus and aten ,
Herman T Engelhorn, Pres
Gonzaga College, coll , men, R, C , est.
1887 , Rev Louis Taelman, 8 J , Pres
Lyon Boarding School for Boys' boys'
boarding, non-aect . «it 1898, J F Bay-
lor, Principal,
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Northwestern Business College, bus and
•ten , eat. 1899, M M Hlgley, M Accts,
Prea
Payne's Mandolin and Guitar School* mu-
sic, oo-ed , est 1899, Lester Payne, Prln
Spokane College, coll. and prep., Un. Nor.
Lath , oo-ed , H O Shurson, President
Sprague, Uncoln Go , pop. 1,110
City Superintendent— R W Whitford.
Stevenson, Hkamanta Co , pop 887.
City Superintendent — H G Martin
Simmer, Pierce Co, pop 892
City Superintendent — August Grimm
Sunnyftlde, Yaklma Co, pop 1,879
City Superintendent— Carl G Helm
Tacoma, Pierce Co, pop. 88,748
Pres Bd Bduc — W C Broenkow
Sec Bd Bduc — Alfred Lister
City Superintendent — Wm F Geiger
Assistant Supt — William Q Osboro
Assistant Supt— -B B. Crook.
Supv Music — Lucy S Lamson.
Supy Draw — Jessie G Lathrop
Supv Man. Tr— njas B Mitchell
Supv Dom Scl — Anna L. Pott.
Supv Phy Tr— Richard P. Kelly.
Supv Penmanship— John O Peterson
Commercial — W L Edwards
Stenography — Edith Finch
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Stadium High School, North 1st and El,
Henry P Hunt, Principal
Barlow High School, South Takoxna, W W
Parker, Principal
- Academy of the Visitation, girls' board-
ing, R C , est 1891, Sister M Cecilia
Kane, O S D , Superior
Annie Wright Seminary, girls' boarding,
P B , est 1884, Miss Adelaide Preston,
Principal
Aquinas Academy, glrlvs boarding, R C ,
Mother M Thomas In a, Superior
Beutel Business College, bus and sten , C
F Beutel Principal
Cushman Trade School, trade school for
Indians, Herbert H Johnson, Supt
De Koven Hall, boys' boarding, military,
P B , D S Pulford, Principal, South Ta-
coma, R R No. 1.
Pacific Lutheran Academy, prep , oo-ed ,
Luth , N J Hong, Principal
St Edward's Hall,, boys' boarding, R C ,
Sister M Josephine, Directress
St Leo's Grammar and High School, boy's
prep , R C , Rev Joseph W Rlordan, S
J, Principal
State Business College, bus and stenu; W.
D Moffatt, President
University of Puget Sound, coll , music,
art, com'l depts , co-ed , M B , eat
1903, Julius C Zellar, D D, Pres
Washington Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1905, D M Knauf, Principal
A M, D D, President
Tacoma— continued
Whltworth College, coll and prep , co-ed.,
non-sect, est 1890, Donald D McKay,
President
Tekoa, Whitman Co, pop 1,694
Pres Bd Bduo — C O Worley
Sec Bd Bduo — O D MoKeehen
City Superintendent — W A. Sandy
St Joseph's Academy, prep , co-ed , R. C •
Sister Superior
Tenino, Thurston Co , pop 1,088
City Superintendent — C Lee Martin.
Toppenlsh, Yakuna Co, pop. 1,598
Pres Bd Bduc — A L Shearer
Sec Bd Bduo— William M McGowan
City Superintendent — B J Robinson
Principal High School— D P Olds
Vancouver, Clarke Co , pop 9,800
Pres Bd Bduc.— N B Allen.
Sec Bd. Bduc — W J Kinney
City Superintendent — Charles W Shuinway
Principal High School — DeGaris Rewes.
Supv Music— F Clyde Leathers.
Manual Training— Anton G Suluk,
Domestic Science— May 8. Ames.
Draw and Pen'ship — F C Leathers
Com'l and Stenog'y— M H, Hutchlnson.
Providence Academy, prep , co-ed , R, C.»
est 1872, Sister M. Melanite, Prln
St James* College, coll , men, R. C., est
1866, Rev Brother Florlnus, Pres
State School for the Deaf, state, co-ed.,
Thomas P Clark, Supt
State School for the Blind, state Institu-
tion, co-ed , George H Mullln, Supt
Watervllle, Douglas Co , pop 950
City Superintendent — Le Grande Cherry
Wapato, Yaklma Co , pop 400
City Superintendent — A C Kellogg
Walteburg, Walla Walla Co., pop 1,237
City Superintendent — C A. Sprague
Walla Walla, Walla Walla Co , pop 19,884.
City Superintendent — W M Kern
Prin H S— Bruce Milliken
Supv Draw — Bdith Love joy
Supv Music— Bdith Lee
Supv Man Tr — A R Lorenger
De La Salle Institute, boys' boarding, R.
C , Brother Jasper, Prin
Empire Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1888, Wm P Underwood, Pres.
Pearson's Academy, prep , co-ed., non-
sect
St Paul's School, girls* boarding, P B ;
est 1872, Miss Kettle M Galbraith, Prin
Walla Walla College, coll , Seventh Day
Adv , co-ed., est 1892, B a Kellogg,
M A., President
Whitman College, coll , co-ed., non-sect,
est 1859 Rev Stephen B, L. Penrose,
D D, President
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Ward, Stevens Co , pop 000
St Francis Regis School, boys' boarding,
R C , A van der Velden, Prln
Wenatchee, Chelan Co , pop 4,050
Pres Bd BJduc— A Baptle
Sec Bd Bduc— C A Battles
City Superintendent — Alfred L Brown
Principal High School — J C Nelson
Supv Music — Tonette Benson
Wenatchee— continued
Manual Training — H C Stockton
Domestic Science — Lottie Jelluzn
Physical Culture — J C Cave
Draw & Pen' ship— L Viola Waller
White Salmon, KUckltat Co , pop 688
City Superintendent — © F Gloss
Wlnlock, JLewls Co., pop 1,140
City Superintendent — S O Olstad.
WEST VIRGINIA
Population, 1,221,119 School census, 369,046 School age, 6-21
West Virginia is the twenty-eighth state of the Union in point of population,
having a total of 1,221,119 inhabitants, of whom 94 7 per cent are white Of this
number 4 7 per cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire
population, ten years of age and over, is 8 3 per cent, the state ranking thirty-fifth
in this respect The educational system of the state is as follows:
STATE SUPERINTENDENT *S OFFICE
MORRIS P SHAWKEY, State Superintendent of Free Schools Charleston
L L FRIEND, Supervisor of High Schools . Morgantown
L J HANIPAN, Supervisor of Rural Schools Charleston
F M LONGANECKER, Supervisor of Examinations Charleston
W C GIST, Supervisor of Publications . Charleston
STATE BOAKD OF EDUCATION"
MORRIS P SHAWKEY, State Superintendent, President Charleston
H B WORK, First District Wheeling
J N DEAHL, Second District Morgantown
L W BURNS, Third District Montgomery
J D GARRISON, Fourth District, Secretary Sistersville
0 R. MURRAY, Fifth District . Williamson
STATE TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION
L. J FOREMAN, President
MORRIS P SHAWKEY, Secretary
THOMAS 8 EILEY
W C COOK
JOHN K THOMPSON
Wheeling
Welch
Wmfield
OTIS G WILSON
J N DEAHL
JOHN C SHAW
Petersburg
. . Charleston
Elkms
Morgantown
West Liberty
WEST VIRGINIA EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
OTIS 0- WILSON, President
A P MORRISON, Secretary
WEST "VIRGINIA TEACHERS'
E L EANN, President
ASSOCIATION
Elkms
Clarksburg
McDonald
jsj ju XWUNJN, jTraffwacTn- . .... ... . , MCJLJOnala
MRS E V ELLIS, Secretary Oak HID
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COUNTY SU1
TENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
County Name and Address
Harbour ... Oleophas Marsh, Phillppl
Berkeley . E N. Zeilor, Inwood
Boone W W Nelson, Turtle Creek
Braxton . W B Golden, Flatwoods
Brooke Charles E Potter, Bethany
Cabell J C Petit, Ona
Calhoun . Wheeler Chenoweth, Euclid
Clay . J F Wilson, Clay
Doddridge L L Sadler, West Union
- yette . .. .J T Peters, Dothan
aer ... J E Hays, Troy
nt . . Geo B Harmon, Maysville
Greenbrler. Chas Tabscott. Richlands
Hampshire . I. V CoWgill, Romney
Hancock ,H O Miller, Pughtown
Hardy . . L S Haltelrman, Lost River
Harrison A P. Morrison, Clarksburg
Jackson . P H Rardin, Sherman
Jefferson. J Grantham, Keameysville
Kanawha .N W Oavender, Charleston
Lewis . M. L. B Linger. Weston
Lincoln .Henry F white. Easy
Logan L E Browning, Logan
Marlon W M. Kennedy, Fairmont
Marshall H W McDowell, Glen Hasten
Mason C D Ball, Letart
Mercer J F Holroyd, Athens
Mineral R. W Thrush, Keyser
Mingo Hi Maynard, Myrtle
County Name and Address
Monongalla
.H. E Brookover, Morgantown
Monroe
W. R. FuUen, Salt Sulphur SPSS.
Morgan
A D H. Mich aeL Berkeley Springs
McDowell W C Cook, Welch
Nicholas H Groves, Summersvllle
Ohio J H Lazear, Fulton Sta., Wheeling
Pendleton Flick Warner, Franklin
Pleaaants J H Fleming, Adlai
Pocahontas B B Williams, Cass
Preston Willis Fortney, Independence
Putnam J C Fish, Red House
Raleigh TJ S Dickens, Beckley
Randolph W J Long, Valley Bend
Ritchie R. B Cokeley, Harrisville
Roane A L. Thrash, Reedy
Summers ......... W. T Ball, Htnton
Taylor
Tucker
Dellet Newlon, Grafton
C R Parsons, Porterwood
A. L Gregg, Middlebourne
H Ashworth, Buckhannon
O J Rife, Wayne
G R. Morton, Lanes Bottom
Wetzel Chas Kislig, New MartinsviUe
Wirt. Ross Wilson, Hartley
Wood. . Edgar B. Sims. Williamstowa
Wyoming C H Cook, Pineville
Tyler
Upshur
Wayne
Webster
PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Academy, Pocahontas Co, pop 181.
Prin H 8 — Chape "Wilson
Adamston, Harrison Co , pop 1,200
District Supt — J Walter Duncan
Alderson, Monroe Co , pop 1,252
Pres Bd Hduc — O D Massey
Sec Bd Educ— -3D D Jeffries
City Superintendent— H L Mattes
Prin H S — Salome EJ Johnson
Alderson Baptist Academy, prep , boarding,
co-ed , Bapt , eat 1901, Miss Emma, <X
Alderson Principal
Alleghany Collegiate Institute, prep , co-
ed , military, M E , est 1888, Rev E H
Howe, Principal
Athens, Mercer Co, pop. 575
Concord State Normal School, nor , state,
co-ed , L B Hill, Prin.
Barboursvffle, Oabell Co, pop 907
Morris Harvey College coll , co-ed , M
B So , est. 1888. R H Alderman, A. B,
Pres
Barrackvllle, Marlon Co, pop 065
City Supt and Prin H S — Chas P Ouice
Beckley, Raleigh Co, pop 2,101.
Prin H S— B H White
Beckley Institute, prep , co-ed , Disciples
of Christ, est 19 07, B. W McDermld,
Prin
Belinffton, Barbour Co, pop 1,481.
City Superintendent — Ira Iu Dadlsman.
Prin H S — W R Thacher
Benwood, Marshall Co, pop 4,979
City Superintendent — H L Pedicord.
Supv Music— Blanche Cress
Supv Art — Clara Q Brown
Berkeley Springs, Morgan Co,, pop. 994k
City Supt and Prin H S — "W G Thomp-
son.
Bethany, Brooke Co , pop 488
Bethany College, coll , co-ed , Disciples of
Christ, est 1«41, Thomas B Gramblett,
LD D, Pres
Blnefleld, Mercer Co, pop 11,188
Pres. Bd. Educ. — William H. Thomas.
Sec Bd Educ— P M. Peters.
City Superintendent — H E Cooper
Prin High School— Ben H. Williams.
Supv Music—Grace A Jewett
Supv Drw — Mary J Eaton
Bluefleld Colored Institute (colored) , nor ,
state, co-ed , R P Sims, Prin
Bramwell, Mercer Co, pop 1,458
City Superintendent— J N Hoylman
Bridgeport, Harrison Co, pop 577
City Supt and Prin H 8 — Howard J Mc-
Ginnis
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Buckhannon, Upshnr Co., pop 2,285.
City Superintendent — Prof Grass
Principal High School — M Barn Ray Casto
West Virginia Weeleyan College, coll , nor
and prep , est 1903, Carl Gregg Doney
Ph D, President
Burasville, Braxton Co, pop 770
Burnsvllle Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , G F Queen, Frln
Cairo, Ritchie Co, _
City Supt and Prln.
668.
S — Geo W Hogg
Cameron, Marshall Co , pop 1,660
City Superintendent — J F Jameson
Prin H S— B G Moore
Ceredo, Wayne Co ,
Pres Bd Educ — Dr
1,215
F Bruns
Sec Bd Educ — H. L Stone
City Superintendent — G Otto Grady
Principal High School— C O Blttle
Supv Music — Mrs Jennie Duncan
Coml & Stenog*y — Zola Beasley
Charleston, Kanawha Co, pop 22,996
Pres Bd Educ — J E Chamberlain
Sec Bd Bduc — W O Daum
City Superintendent — Geo S Laldley
Principal High School— W C McKee
Supv Music — J H Francis
Manual Training — J H Bowen
Domestic Science — Mrs Hallle C Corsett*
Drawing — H Madeleine Keely
Penmanship — Myrtle N Stalnaker
Commercial — J M Bragg
Capital City Commercial College, bus and
•ten , W D Anthony, Pres.
Elliott Commercial School, bus and sten ,
co-ed , W B Elliott, Prln
Olds Physio -Medical College, physlo-med ,
co-ed , Dr C Conrad, Pres
Charlestown, Jefferson Co , pop 2,662
Pres Bd Educ — John C McGarry
Sec Bd Educ — Grove Henkle
City Supt and Prln H S — Wright Denny
Powhatan College girls boarding, non-
sect , est 1900, Rev James R Fentoff,
D D , President
Stephenson Seminary, girls' boarding,
prep non-sect , est 1882, Mrs C N
Campbell, Prin , 515 E Washington St
Chester, Hancock Co , pop 8484
Pres Bd Bduc — George Ahrendts
Sec Bd Bduc— W B Stewart
City Superintendent — J C Tlmberman
Principal High School — W D Johnston
Supv Music — Ella F Gaver
Clarksburg, Harrison Co, pop 9,201
City Superintendent — F L Burdette
Prln H S — Orie McConkey
Supv Music — Helen F Boardman
Supv Drw — Zsola Shinn
Broaddus Classical and Scientific Institute,
prep , co-ed , Bapt , est 1894, Rev
Elkanah Hulley, A M, Frin
Eliott's Commercial School, bus and sten ,
co-ed , Principal
West Virginia Business College, bus and
sten , est 1902, G C Finley, Fres.
Clendenln, Kanawha Co , pop 1,000
Prin H S— W S Morris
Colliers, Brooke Co , pop 410
Prin H S — Elza Scott
Davis, Tucker Co, pop 2,400
Pres Bd Educ — A F Butt
District Superintendent — W W Trent
Prln H S— C F Lee
Domestic Science — Ruth Maxwell
Elizabeth, Wlrt Co , pop 657
Elizabeth Seminary and Business School,
prep , co-ed , non-sect , A S Lee, Prin
Elktns, Randolph Co, pop 5,260
Pres Bd. Educ — B W Taylor
Sec Bd Educ — "W G Wilson
City Superintendent— Otis G Wilson
Prln H S — C W Jackson
Supv Music — Delia MaoFarland
Domestic Science — Nellie M Ross
Davis and Elkins College, boys' prep ,
Presb , est 1904, James E Allen, A B,
Pres
Elm Grove, Ohio Co, pop 1,899
District Superintendent — W H Tabler
Prln H S— Fred A Hall
Fairmont, Marlon Co, pop 9,711.
City Superintendent — Joseph Rosier
Prln H S — Perry McBee
Supv Music— Emma J Oderbolz
Supv Art — Laura E Briggs.
Falrmount State Normal School, nor ,
state, co-ed , est 1867, O I Woodley.
A M, Fres
Farmlngton, Marlon Co , pop 519
Prln H 8 — Frank Reeves
Fayettevllle, Fayette Co, pop 600
Fayetteville Academy, prep , co-ed , non-
sect , H C Robertson, Frin
Flemington, Taylor Co, pop 850
City Supt and Prln H S — S Orestes Bond
Follansbee, Brooke Co , pop 2,081
City Superintendent — A F Young
Gilbert, Mlngo Co, pop 121
City Supt and Prin H S— E S Hatfleld
Glenvine, Gttmer Co, pop 898.
Glenvllle State Normal School, nor , state,
co-ed est 1872, C G Rohrbaugh. A
M, Prln
Grafton, Taylor Co, pop 7,568
Pres Bd Educ.— F S Luddarth
Sec Bd Educ— W M. Watktoa,
Prin H S— Geo H Colebank
Supv, Music — Hannah Kohl
Hambleton, Tucker Co, pop 1,800
Prln H S — H U Freeman
Harper's Ferry, Jefferson Co, pop 896.
Storer College (colored), nor, co-ed..
Bapt , est 1867, Henry T McDonald, A
M, Pres.
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Harrlsvffle, Ritchie Co, pop 608
City Supt and Frln. H 8 — W B Scott
Hedgesvllle, Berkeley Go, pop. 828.
Frln H S — F M Miller
Hinton, Summers Co , pop 8,656
City Superintendent — H F Fleshman
Prln H S— B F Van Gilder
Supv Art — Ethel Hinton
Huntington, Cabell Co , pop 81,161
Pres Bd. Educ — C W Kendle.
Sec Bd Educ — J K. Oney
City Superintendent — "Wilson M Foulk
Frin H S — Lucy E Prichard
Supv Music — Sarah E Galloway
Manual Training — Otto A. Myers.
Domestic Science— Ladle BUort.
Pen'ahlp and Com'l— C E Miller
Stenography — Alice Neale*
Marshall College State Normal School,
nor, State, co-ed, eat 1837, L J Cor-
bly, Frin
St Joseph s Parochial School , prep , co-
ed.. R. C , Sister Superior
Institute, Kanawha Co, pop 120.
West Virginia Colored Institute (colored),
nor , state, co-ed , Byrd Prlllerman, A
M, Pres
Keyser, Mineral Co, pop 8.705
Pres Bd Eduo — I H Oflner
Sec Bd Educ— L. B McCool
City Superintendent — J C Saunders
Principal High School— J L Dunkle.
Supv Mus and Draw — Miss Marie Hiker
Manual Training— J L Dunkle.
Domestic Science— Miss Linda Sabra.
Keyser Preparatory Branch West Virginia
University, prep , state, co-ed , est 1908,
Joseph W Stayxnan, Principal
Klngwood, Preston Co , pop 800
City Supt. and Prln H S —Frank B Yoke
I.ewislmrg, Greenbrler Co, pop 872
Greenbrier Pr«sbyter»al Military School,
boys' boarding, military, Presb , est
1902, H B Moore, A M, Principal.
Lewisburg Seminary, girls' boarding,
Presb , est 1876, R C Sommerville, A
M, Pres
Littleton, Wetzel Co, pop 712
Supt and Prln H S — A G Montgomery
Logan, Logan Co, pop. 1,610
District Superintendent — W W Hall
Prln H S — F O Woerner
McDowell, McDowell Co , pop 1,400
District Superintendent — I T Peters
McMechen, Marshall Co, pop ,
City Superintendent — W H Wayt
Manning! on, Marlon Co, pop. 2,672.
Pres Bd Educ — J H Tlmms
Sec. Bd. Educ.— A. L. Thomas
City Supeilntendent — Daniel A Ward
Principal High School — C L Broadwater
Supv Music — Helen Barnes
Manual Training— Don O Fullln.
Martlnsbnrg, Berkeley Co , pop 10,698.
City Superintendent — Wm C Morton
Prln H S—M L Wachtel
Mlddlebonme, Tyler Co., pop 516
Prin County H S — L B Hill
Milton, Cabell Co, pop 887
Prin H S — F B Lambert
Montgomery, Fayette Co, pop 1,888
Preparatory Branch West Virginia Univer-
sity, prep , state, co-ed , est 1896, L
W Burns, Prin
Morgantown, MonongaJla Co, pop 9,150
City Superintendent — B E Miller
Prin H 8 — Roy C Smith
Supv Music — Virginia Mulvey
Supv Drw — Myra L. Shank
West Virginia University, unlv , state, co-
ed , est 1868, Thomas Edward Hodges,
LL D, Pres
West Virginia University, College of En-
gineering, Clement Ross Jones, M E ,
Dean
West Virginia University, College of Agri-
culture agri , state, Edward D Sander-
son, Dean
West Virginia University, College of Law,
men est 1878, Charles E Hogg, LL.
D , Dean.
West Virginia University, School of Music,
Louis Black, Director
West Virginia University, School of Fine
Arts, William J Leonard, Director
Moundsville, Marshall Co , pop 8,918
City Superintendent — Harvey V Merrick
Prln H S— R L. Baker
Mount Hope, Fayette Co, pop 494
City Superintendent — T L Davies
Prin H S— J L Hypes
McMechen, Marshall Co , pop 2,921
City Superintendent — W H. Wayt
Supv Music— -Blanche Cress
Supv Art — Clara G Brown
New Cumberland, Hancock Co , pop 1307
City Supt & Prin H S — J C York.
Newburff, Preston Co, pop, 828
Prln H S— A B Cornwell
Newell, Hancock Co , pop 275
City Supt & Frin H S-
T McBrid*
New Haven, Mason Co , pop 650
Prin H S — Jesse R Gordon
New MartinsvHle, Wetzel Co , pop 2,176
District Superintendent — J H. Gorby
Prin H S— Ann N Elliott
Oak Hill, Fayette Co , pop 764
City Superintendent — S M Archer
Prin H S— W P Hooper
Oceana, Wyoming; Co , pop 129
City Supt ft Prin H S— L S Hutchias
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WEST VIRGINIA
Parkersburg, Wood Co., pop 17,842
District Superintendent — I B Bush
Prln H S.— C L Wilson
Supv Man Tr — B B Coo-ley
Academy of the Visitation, girls' boarding,
R. C , Sister M Xavier Reilly, Prln.
Parsons, Tucker Co , pop 1,780
Prln H S— P E King
Penssboro, Ritchie Co , pop 980
City Supt & Prin H S— Goff D Ramsey
Phlllppl, Harbour Co , pop 1,088
City Supt & Prln H S— O J Woodford.
Broaddus Institute prep , co-ed , Bapt,
Rev Elkanah Hully, A. M., Prln.
Piedmont, Mineral Co , pop 2,054
City Superintendent — F E Rathbun.
Point Pleasant, Mason Co pop 2,045
Pres Bd Educ — George P Gardner
Sec Bd Educ — Robert Kiger
City Superintendent — E R Parker
Prln H S —Bertha J Stelnbach
Supv Music — Margaret M Bryan
Manual Training — E R Parker
Domestic Science — Bertha Seinbach
Physical Culture — Mary McCulloch
Drawing — Ella Howard.
Penmanship — Jennie Behan
Commercial — Florence Howard.
Princeton, Mercer Co, pop 8,027
Princeton Collegiate Institute prep , co-
ed , M E est 1888, William 8 Cox,
A B, Prln.
Bavenswood, Jackson Co, pop 1,081
Prin H S. — E H Fllnn.
Blchwood, Nicholas Co, pop 8,061
City Superintendent — W R Grose
Prln H S — S C Dotson
Romney, Hampshire Co, pop 1,112
City Supt & Prln, H S— E J Welton
Potomac Seminary, prep , co-ed , Presb ,
J C Hodgson, Prln
West Virginia Schools for Deaf and Blind,
state co-ed , est 1872, R Gary Mon-
tague, Superintendent
Ronceverte, Greenbrler Co, pop. 2,157
Prea Bd Educ — A E Crelgh
Sec Bd Educ — S E Kromer
District Superintendent — O O Crawford
Prin H S— W F Head
Supv Mus & Draw — Marlon Steele
Salem, Harrison Co , pop 2,169,
City Superintendent— Prof Hogg
Prin H S — Helen L. Ford
Supv Music — Mrs Warder Davis
Industrial School for Girls, girls' Indust,
Hilda M Dungan, Prin
Salem College, Coll and prep,,
Seventh_D Bapt, Charles B
A M ,
Shepherdstown, Jefferson Co, pop 1,070
City Superintendent — Chas T Smootz
Shepherd College State Normal School,
normal, state, co-ed , est 1872, Thomas
C Miller, Prin
Shlnnston, Harrison Co , pop 2,684
City Supt & Prln H S— B F Haught
SIstersville, Tyler Co , pop 2,684
Pres Bd. Educ — Dr J A Grier
Sec Bd Educ — W H Ken-
City Superintendent— W Strain
Spencer, Roane Co , pop 1,224
City Supt & Prln H S— H I, White
8t Marys, Pleasants Co , pop 1,858
City Superintendent — C N Wagner
Prln H S — D B Fleming
SmnmersvlIIe, Nicholas Co , pop 223
Summersvflle Normal School, normal pri-
vate, co-ed , W G Brown, Pres
Button, Braxton Co , pop 1,121
City Supt & Prln
H Patterson
Terra Alta, Preston Co , pop 1,126
District Superintendent — F W Gandy
Prln. H S— It V Roberts
Tunnelton, Preston Co , pop 702
City Supt & Prln H S— W R Goff
Thomas, Tucker Co, pop 2,854
Pres Bd Educ — J M Dorner
Sec Bd BJduc — D E Cuppett
District Superintendent — C H Martin
Principal High School — Louise Van Meter
Supv Music — Mildred Carman
Domestic Science — Ruth Maxwell
Drawing1 — Nettle Huyett
Trladelphla, Ohio Co , pop 1,000
Pres Bd Educ — L A Cracraft
Dist Superintendent — S S Jacob, Jr
Principal High School — C C Rassey
Supv Music — Bess McGranahan
Domestic Science — Alice Cook
Wayne, Wayne Co , pop 600
Oakview Academy, prep , co-ed non-
stict , T B McClure, Prin
Webster Springs, Webster Co, pop 500
Prln H S— R Moore Dodrlll
Welch, McDowell Co, pop 1,526.
District Superintendent— -Geo M Ford
City Superintendent — R A Rlggs
Prln H S— G B Rhodes
Wellsburg, Brooke Co, pop 4,189
Pres Bd Educ — S O Paull
Sec Bd Educ— J A Gist
City Superintendent — Forrest R Bryant.
Prln High School — L F Roberts.
Supv Music — Lenore Boelzner
Manual Training— J M Alexander
Domestic Science — Hattie Hogge
Com/1 & 8tenog*y — (3- G Steele
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WEST VIRGINIA
West Liberty, Ohio Co , pop 839.
West Liberty State Normal School, nor-
mal, state, co-ed , eat 1870, John C
Shaw, Prin
West Union, Doddrldge Co , pop 779
Prin. H S. — Florence Charter
Weston, Lewis Co, pop 2,113
Pres* Bd Educ — Roy R Hale
Sec Bd Educ— Coster Smith*
City Superintendent — F R Yoke
Principal High Softool— R J Kraus
Wheeling, Ohio Co, pop 41,641
Pres Bd Educ — Dr Robert J Reed.
Sec Bd. Educ — Frank Stanton.
City Superintendent — Hervey B "Work.
Principal High School — Harry fl. Odgers.
Supv. Music— Lucy Robinson
Supv Man. Tr— W Graham Carpenter
Supv, Bom Set— Miss Blanche M Olin.
Supv. Drawing — Mies Jennie M Hervey*
Cathederal High School, boys' day, R.
C , Brother Anselm, Principal
Wheeling — continued
Elliott Commercial School, bus and sten.,
W B Elliott, Pres
Linsly Institute, boys' boarding, military
non-sect , Charles H Patterson, Supt
Mount de Chantal Academy; girls' board-
Ing, R C , est 1848, Mother Gertrude
Riley, Superior
St Joseph's Academy, girls' day, R. C ,
est 1865, Sister Joseph Aloysius, Sup'r.
Wheeling Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1860, Walter M Evans, President
Williamson, Mingo Co , pop 8,561*
Pres. Bd. EdttO.— W. T. Poole,
Sec Bd Educ— C R Murray
City Supt. ft Prin H S — C* R Murray
Domestic Science — Mae Wiles
Physical Culture— Mary Mason.
Commercial — Bess E Wilson.
Wllllainstown, Wood Co., pop. 1480.
City Superintendent— George B. Foulk.
Prin H. S.— Winifred Crulkshank.
WISCONSIN
Population, 2,333,860 School census, 780,092 School age, 4-20
'Wisconsin the thirteenth state of the Union in point of population, having a
total of 2,333,860 inhabitants, of whom 99 4 per cent are white Of this number
22 per cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire popula-
tion, ten years of age and over, is 3 2 per cent , the state ranking thirteenth in
this respect. The educational system 01 the state is as follows
STATE SUPERINTENDENT *S OFFICE
O. P. GABY, State Superintendent Public Instruction Madison
J. B. BOBDBN, Assistant State Superintendent . Madison
CHAJS L HABPER, Chief Clerk . . . Madison
WASREN E. BJOES, Assistant for Industrial Education . . Madison
Gxo H. DREWRY, State School Inspector Madison
WAITER H HUNT, State School Inspector . Madison
H L. TKEBY, High School Inspector . . .Madison
A. J WINNIE, Inspector of Schools for the Deaf . . Madison
O. S Bios, Library Clerk . . . Madison
WINONA MEBRIOK, Index and Filing Clerk . Madison
WAJLTEB E LABSON, State Inspector of Bural Schools Madison
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION
The state exercises no supervision over text-book adoption, authority being
rested in the local boards or the voters of the respective counties, and being op-
tional with them
STATE TEACHEBS' ASSOCIATION
JOHN GALLAHAN, President Menasha
J A. HAGXKANN, Treasurer Ft Atkinson
M. A. BUSSBWTTZ, Secretary Milwaukee
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINEES
O F VIKBAHN " Watertown
W. A Scott . , * Madison
A. 'A. TTPHAM . . . Whitewater
WISCONSIN CITY SUPEBINTENpENTS » ASSOCIATION
Or F Looaas, President . . Waukesha
FEED THOMPSON, Secretary . Menomonie
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
County Name and Address
Adams Maybelle Douglas, Plainville
Ashland W P. Hagman, Mellen
Barren L S Cheney, Barren
Bayfield Jessie N Smith, Washburn
Brown J F. Novitski, Green Bay, R 6
Buffalo H J Niehaus, Alma
Burnett Jessie Wedin, Grantsburg
Calumet L. P Fox, Chilton
Chippewa B Trudelle, Chippewa Falls
Clark Eliz G Kennedy. Neillsville
Columbia . . C. W. Smith, Portage
Crawford George Burton, Steuben
Dane, 1st dist S Ames, Mazomanie
Dane, 2d dist
Matthew Barkley. Mt Horeb
Dodge John Kelley, Juneau
Door Geo A. Bassford, Sturgeon Bay
Douglas Olga Larson, Superior
Dunn Dona A Taylor, Menomonle
Eau Claire
Theresa A. Letnenkugel, Eau Claire
Florence L. A. Jones, Florence
Fond du Lao Julia Ryder, Fond du Lao
Forest Geo W Weldon, Laona
Grant J C Brockert, Lancaster
Green John N Burns, Monroe
Green Lake G V Kelley, Princeton
Iowa J A. Van Natta, Dodgeville
Iron C D Lennon, Hurley
Jackson Mrs Norma JEL MoNab, Tavlor
Jefferson A. J Thorne, Jefferson
Juneau Myrta D Cuenot, Mauston
Kenosha John Kerwm, Silver Lake
Kewaunee Charles Teske, Kewaune?
La Crosse% B F Oltman, West Salem
Lafayette , W G. Mase, Darlington
Langlade A M Arveson, Ani
Lincoln J H. Hamlin, M<
County Name and Address
Manitowoc C. W Meisnest, Manitowoc
Marathon W Pivernetz, Wausau
Marinette
Mrs A E S Schwittay, Marinette
Marquette D H. Reid, Endeavor
Milwaukee Paul W Huth, Milwaukee
Monroe M. M Haney, Glendale
Oconto Ellen B McDonald, Oconto
Oneida F A. Lowell, Rhinelander
Outagamle A. G Mealing-, Appleton
Ozaukee R. F Beger, Fredonla
Pepin. Cynthia Carlisle, Durand
Pierce Oscar F Mattson, Ellsworth
Polk Martin Stenerson, Balsam Lake
Portage . F C Bannach, Custer
Price .... May McNely, Phillips
Racine G J Zimmerman, Union Grove
Rlohland J B Logue, Rlchland Center
Rock O D Antisdel, Janesville
Rusk . O E Rice, Ladysmlth
St Croix H A Aune, Baldwin
Sauk ..G W. Davies, North Freedom
Sawyer Effie M. Harrington, Hayward
Shawano L D Roberts, Shawano
Sheboygan
.. H. C Dornbush, Elkhart Lake
Taylor J E Phillips, Medford
Trempealeau D P Gibson, Galesville
Vernon H L Gardner, Viroqua
Vilas Grant Cook, Eagle River
Walworth Helen Martin, Elkhorn
Washburn J A Lonsdorf, Shell Lake
Washington . G T Carlin, West Bend
Waukesha G B Rhoads, Waukesha
Waupaca Roger C Bigford, Manama
Waushara Edward Coates, Wautoma
Wlnnebago H B Patch, Oshkosh
Wood George Varney, Vesper
PUBLIC. PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Abbotsford, Clark Co , pop 950
Prin H S— H. W Maule
Albany, Green Co, pop 970.
Prin H S— Charles C. Gulleford.
Albion, Dane Co, pop 134.
Lutheran Academy, prep , co-ed , Luth.,
eat 1854, Rev D G RIstad. Prin
Algoma, Kewaunee Co, pop 2,082
Pres Bd Educ — W El Knospe
Sec Bd Educ— M L Reinhart
City Supt & Prin H S—J E Norris
Music & Drawings—Ada M Camp
Manual Training — O R Henning
Domestic Science — Ruth Vollmer
Alma, Buffalo Co , pop 1,011
Prin H 8 — C D Donaldson.
Alma Center, Jackson Co, pop. 950.
Prin H S — Bldon Witter
Almond, Portage Co, pop 800
Prin. H. S.— B F Priest.
Amery, Polk Co , pop 1,160
Prin. H S — Paul R, Spencer
Amherst, Portage Co , pop
Prin* H* S—J E Eeflernan
Antlgo, Y*ngl»d« Co, pop 7,190.
Pres Bd Bduc — E R Qibbons
Sec Bd Educ — A F Zimmerman
City Supt and Prin H 8 — Roy K Brandt
Music & Drawing — Mlna Coggesball
Manual Training'— C E Richards
Domestic Science — Bess Chamberlln
Commercial — Dorothy Bartleme
Antigo Business College, Antigo, H D
Wood, President
Appleton, Outagamle Co , pop 16,778.
Free Bd Eduo — J V Canavan
Sec Bd Educ — Carrie E Morgan.
City Superintendent — Carrie E Morgan.
Prin a S— Paul G W Keller
Com'l and Stenog'y — Declma J Salisbury
Actual Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1908, Bowlby and Schwab, Pro-
prietors
Appleton Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1900, John T Bushey, Prin
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Lawrence College, coll , music, art, oratory
depts , co-ed , non-sect , eat 18.47, Sam-
uel Plant* III* I>, Pres.
Trempealean Co., pop.
Pres Bd Educ.— J I Dewey
Sec Bd Edtxs.-~N C Bohrnstedt.
Prtn. H S —Robert Lohrle.
Manual Training— Leo E. Blddick.
Com'l & Stenog»y— Gladys Baker.
Arena, Iowa Co, pep. 400.
Prin H S— EL J Mathie
Argyte, Lafayette Co, pop. 675.
Prm. H a— C B Fredlnnick.
Ashland, Ashland Co, pop. 11,594.
City Superintendent — Vivian T Thayer
Prin. H S — Frank J Shannon.
Northland College, coll and prep , co-ed.,
Cons'!, eat 1892, Rev M JT Fenenga,
President
Athens, Marathon Co., pop* 1,160.
Prin. H S— C. B Hulteen.
Gordons Business College, bus. and sten ,
E. D Gordon, Pres.
Augusta, Ban Claire Co, pop 1,405.
Pres Bd. Edue — -C A Cox.
Sec Bd. Eduo. — W B Johnson
Prin H. S— L. C Hatch,
Com'l ft Stenog'y— Mary E Craney
Avoca, lows Co, pop. 700.
Prin. H S -'Peter Peterson
Baldwin, St Crolx Co, pop 1400
Prin H. S. — G M. Appleman.
Bangor, La Cross* Co , pop. 1,800.
Prin. H. a— -Cheater W Collman.
Bamboo, Sank Co , pop 0,824.
Pres, Bd. Educ.— H. P. McFetrldge.
Sec Bd, Educ.— nj. a Northman.
City Superintendent— A. C. KingsfOrd.
Principal High School— A. a Klngstord.
Supv Music — May Simpson.
Manual Training— W. H Mclntosh.
Domestic Science— Elisabeth Byrnae.
Baraboo Business College, bus. and sten.,
eat 1907, W. S Seyler, Manager
Baxren, Bamn Oe*, pop. 1,449.
Prin. H. a— C. J McCormiek.
BayfleW, Bayfield Co, pop, 1,689
Prin. H. a— B^ V StahL
Bearer Bam, Dodge Co., pop. 6,758.
Pres Bd Bduo— r> B Terry
fiecu Bd, Bduc.— W* H* 5alL
City Superintendent— lister R. Creuts.
Prin High School — T G Gronert.
SupT Music — Elizabeth LJoyd.
Domestic Science — Ruth Parker
Drawing— pthel Jacobs.
Com'l & 8tenog*y — Ellen MacMaughton.
Beaver I>anx— continued
Hill crest School for Girls, girls' boarding,
non-sect , Miss Sadie M Davison, Prin.
Wayland Academy, prep , co-ed , Bapt,
est. 1856, Edwin P Brown, A B, Prin
Williams Business College, bus. and sten ,
est 1912, Thomas Jessee Williams, Pres.
Belleville, Dane Co, pop 75Q.
Principal High School— -Joseph Mortimer
Belmont, Lafayette Co., pop. 775.
Prin H S— P P Patterson.
Beloit, Boek Co, pop
Pres Bd Educ. — F E Convene.
Sec Bd Educ — Dr E C Helm.
City Superintendent — Frank E Converse.
Principal High School— J H. McNeeL
Supv Mus and Draw — Mabel Palmer
Manual Training— J H Van Plew.
Domestic Science — Annie Holllster
Commercial — H. C Rawson.
Stenography — Helen Bxigham.
Beloit Business College, bus and sten., W.
A Heffernan, Prin.
Beloit College, coll , co-ed , non-sect, est.
1847, Rev Edward D Eaton, LI* D,
Pres.
Lalayette Co, pop. 825
8— James R. Wallin.
Berlin, Green Lake Co., pop. 4,686.
City Supt and Prin H S— W E. Bush
Blaek River Falls, Jackson Cof, pop. 1,917.
Pres. Bd. Edue— Merlin Hull
Sec Bd Edue— F A Parsons.
Prin. H. a— J L. Farley
Manual Training — T A Bergh
Domestic Science — Grace Gray
Bloomer, Chlppewa Co., pop 1,204.
Prin. H S.— W J. Ryan
Bloomlnffton, Grant Co, pop. 750.
Prin H S— W O Blanchard.
Boscobel, Grant Co., pop 1,625.
Pref Bd. Educ— Harry
Sec Bd Educ— L G
City Supt. and Prin H
McWilllams.
Armstrong
S — Lr O DeCamp.
fond An Lao Co., pop. 1,025.
a— Roy K. Johnson.
Brodhead, Green Co, pop 1,517.
Pres. Bd Educ — H D Kirkpatrick.
Sec Bd. Eduo — Charles F Skinner
City Supt and Prin. H a — Chas, A. Jahr
Manual Training— ^Harold Stephens.
Brooklyn, Green C», pep. 550.
Prin H a— C B Ray
toe Co, pop 8,212.
a Miller
Cambridge, Dane Co, pop. 880
Prin H S— George H Butler
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Campbellsport, Fond du I*c Co , pop. 1,225
Prin H S— Jesse M Reed
Cashton, Monroe Co, pop. 1,100.
Prin H 8 — C J Anderson
Cedarburg, Ozankee Co , pop 1,777
Prin H S— C W Collman
Chllton, Calumet Co, pop 1,580
Prin H S— G M Morrlasey
Ghippewa Falls, Chlppewa Co , pop. 8,898
Free Bd. Educ — Dr C A. Hayes.
Sec Bd Educ — P T Favell
City Superintendent — C J Brewer
Prin. H S— A G FIndlav
Supv Music — Cora A Johnson
Manual Training1— O O. Wheeler
Domestic Science — Cllffe Englebretaon.
Physical Culture — M Louise Spear
Drawing— Aurora Wiley
Pen'shlp — O K Evenson
Stenography — Elizabeth D Hurst.
Chlppewa Valley Business College, bus. and
sten , P L. Leahy, Principal
Clinton, Rock Co* pop 1,050*
Prin H S — G W Puffer
Clfntonvflle, Wanpara Co, pop 1,74T
Pres Bd Educ — W M Barnum
Sec Bd Bduc— L Cole
City Supt & Prin H S— A W Kasten,
Supv Mus and Draw — Miss Merle Overton
Manual Training— W P O' Conn ell
Penmanship — Miss Elizabeth Campbell.
Corliss, Racine Co, pop 475
Holy Rosary Academy, girls, R C . Sister
Superior
Columbus. Colombia Co., pop 2,528.
City Supt. and Prin H S —R. L, Helndel
Prin Co Training School — S M Thomas
Crandon, Forest Co, pop 1,888.
Prin H S.— A. A. Blandin.
Cumberland, Barren Co., pop 1,445.
Prin. H S— F W Oldenberg
Darltncton. Lafayette
Pres Bd Bduc. — Dr Gena
See Bd JBduc— -Dr, Lehnkerlng.
City Supt. and Prin H S,— W W Wool-
worth
Supv Music— Phoebe Hltt.
Phy Cult & Stenog*y— Duella Rickey
XfelafleU. Wankesha Co., pop 450
St John's Military Academy „ military, P
B , e«t 1889, Rev. Sidney T. Smythe,
D D, S T D, Ph. D, Pres.
pop 1,808.
na Cook.
DePere, Bvovm Co., pop. 4,419.
: Side— John F Hogan.
Supt. West Side — R. & Brasure
St. Norbert's College, boys/ boarding, R
C , Rev W H J Miriay, President.
Itorand, Pepfn Co, pop. 1,508.
Pres Bd Bduc — F Boehrer
Sec Bd Bduc— Mrs H M Orlady
Prin H S— John W Beath
City Supt and Prln — John W Beath
Domestic Science — Miss Cooke.
Eagle River, Vllaa Co , pop 1,200
Prln H S— F D Martinbee
Ean Claire Kan C1afr« Co , pop 18,810
Pres Bd Bduc — C H Henry
Sec Bd Bduc — Miss Emma Schroeder
City Superintendent — W H Schultz
Prln H S— M S Frawley
Supv Music — George Burt
Manual Training— Charles Beardsley
Domestic Science — Miss Trestrall
Drawing — Miss Carpenter
Penmanship— -Miss Josephine Kelley
Commercial — M I] McMahon
Stenography — Miss Patrick
Bau flair* Business College, bus* and sten.,
L McCarthy, Prtn
Union Business College, bus and sten , H.
F Kennedy, Frtn.
Edsrerton Book Co, pop 2,518
Pres Bd Bduc — C W Bi^enmeyer
Sec Bd Educ— t. B Gettle
City Supt and Prln H S — F O Holt
Manual Training— Edison Lamereaux
Domestic Science — Anna Hoen
Phvslcal Culture — Margaret Anderson
Drawing— Alice Wharton
Commercial — W^lda Lu-cke
Elkhorn Walworth Co., pop 1,107
Prln H R — John Dixon
Ellsworth, Were* Co , pop* 1,005
Prln H S^-Wnu D, Sansum
Elrov, Juneau Co, pop 1.729
Prln H R— Walter S Hake
Endeavor, ftfarqnetto Co, pop 475
Endeavor Academy prep « oo-ed J Confl.,
eat 1&9X Walter M BlUft> A B, B. D,
Prln
EvansvHle* Bock O, pop
Pres Bd Bduc— Fred A. Baker
Sec Bd Bduc— Walter B Grun
City Supt A Prtn. H S-^J F
Supv Music— Ethel G Clark
Evansvtlle Seminary prep . co-ed . Free
Meth , est 1855, Richard Blows, X*L D*
Pres
Fennlmore, Grant Co, pop 1,159
Prln H S— Richard Zetdler
Florence, Fleren«« Co., pop 1,884.
Prln H S— Lewis A Jones.
Fond do Lar, Fowd da t»o Oo t pop.
Pres Bd Bduc— W L Cole.
Sec Bd Hduo— J, F Hohensee
City Superintendent— Guy D Smith.
Principal High School— I O Hnhbard.
Supv Music— Oltve M, Flaherty
Manual Training— Harvey A. Tlce.
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Domestic Science — Zlta MoGirenu
Drawing1 — Elizabeth Dana.
Penmanship— Florence Loth
Commercial — H. B3 Snyder
Stenography — Lydla Johnson.
Graf ton Hall, girls' hoarding* P B , eit
1886, B Talbot Rogers, M A, B D,
Warden
St Mary's Academy prep , co-ed , R C ,
Sister Superior
Fort Atkinson, Jefferson Co , pop 3,877
Pres Bd Bduc — A, J Glover
Sec Bd. Educ. — J F Schrelner
City Supt. and Prln H S— Wakelin Mo-
Neel
Domestic Science — Mabel Cornish
Physical Culture — Elizabeth Haliey
Drawing— Alice Wharton
Stenography — Sue C Maher
Fountain City, Buffalo Co , pop 1,081
Prin H S— C L Hill
Galesvflle, Trempealeau Co , pop 1,425
Prln H S— F C Bray
Gale College, prep, co-ed., Luth , est
1864, Lars M Gimmestad, A B, Pres
Glenbenlah, Sheboygan Co, pop 418
Prin H S— W F Fadner
Grand Rapids, Wood Co , pop 0,581.
Pres Bd. Bduc — Isaac P Witter
Sec. Bd. Educ— C W Schwede.
City Superintendent — Charles W Schwede
Principal High School— H F KelL
Prln Co Training School— M H Jackson.
Supv Music — Laura A Reeves
Manual Training1— -Victor E Thompson*
Domestic Science— Mary L Holmes.
Physical Culture — William A Baldauf
Drawing— Marion B Hasklns
Pen'ship and Com'l — Adelaide T Snow-
Stenography — Adelaide T Snow
Green Bay, Brown Co , Pop 25,236
Pres Bd Bduc — Leon Findeisen.
City Superintendent — A W Burton
Assistant Supt — H F Button.
Principal Bast H S— W F Ream
Prin West H S — C F Cole
Supv Music — Camille Mayer
Drawing — Alice Wharton
Physical Culture — John Goos
Green Bay Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1868, E F Quintal, Pres
St Joseph's Academy, prep , girl's board-
ing-, R. C , est 1902, Sister Irene, Prin,
1018 S Monroe Ave
Hammond, St Crohc Co, pop 825 *
Prin H S — Sylvia Leonard
Hartford, Washington Co, pop 9,982
Prln H S — W El Elmer
Hayward, Sawyer Co, pop. 1*864.
Prin H S— J W Riley
School for Indians, Gov*t School for In-
dians, W A. Light, Supt
Highland, Iowa Co , pop 1,096.
Prin H S — Henry C Haecker
Hillside, Iowa Co, pop 28
Hillside Home School prep , co-ed , non-
sect , est 1887, The Misses Lloyd Jones,
Prlns
Horicon, Dodge Co, pop 1,881
Pres Bd Educ — F H Clausen
Sec Bd Educ— H N Bodden
City Supt & Prln H S — B M Paulo
Hudson, St Crolx Co , pop 2,810
Pres Bd Educ — George D Cline
Sec Bd Educ — A Karras
City Supt and Prin H S — W P Fuller
Supv Music — Laura Lou Slaughter
Commercial — Ethel Smith
Galahad School for Boys, prep , non-sect.,
T W MacQuarrie, Headmaster
Hurley, Iron Co , pop 2,967
Prln H S— J E Murphy
Iron River, Bayfleld Co, pop 1,007
Prin H S— H C Reister
Janesvllle, Rock Co, pop 18394
City Supt and Prln H S — Harry C Buell
Janeavllle Business College, bus. and
sten , est 1904, W W Dale, Pres
Jefferson, Jefferson Co , pop 2,682
City Superintendent — E W Walte
Prln H S — James Bole
Co , pop 1,008
S — Oscar H Bauer
Outagamie Co , pop 4,717
Sec Bd Bduc — F A Towsley
City Supt & Prln H S — Leslie P Bunker
Prin Co Training School — Leo Schusmann
Supv Music — Luclle Prlntup
Manual Training — William Taugher
Domestic Science — Grace McAellough
Commercial — Genevieve Allen
Kenosha, Kenosha Co, pop 21,371
Pres Bd Educ — J B Maloney
Sec Bd Bduc — A J Fanck.
City Superintendent — Mrs Mary Davison
Bradford
Prln H S — G N Tremper
Supv Music — Miss Edna E Cameron
Manual Training — F M Karnes.
Domestic Science — Miss Frances C. Beak.
Drawing— Miss F Ruth Melville.
Commercial — O H H11L
Stenography — Miss Pauline J Hayes
Kern per Hall, girls' boarding, P E ,
Mother Margaret Clare, Superior
College of Commerce, bus and sten , est
1898, Otis L Trenary, President.
Kenosha Business College, bus and sten ,
Mies Lois Northway, Prin
Sewaskum, Washington Co, pop 1,100
Prin H S— F Simon
Kewaunee, Kewaunee Co, pop 1,889
Prin R S — Harry M Comlns
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WISCONSIN
Kiel, Manltowoo Co , pop 1,244
Prln H S— T G Rehberg
Kllbourn, Colombia Co, pop 1,170
Prln H S — P Gordon Jones
LaCrosse, LaCrosse Co, pop 80,417
City Superintendent — Louts P Benezet
Prln H S — L. P Benezet.
Wisconsin Business University, bus. and
sten , F J Toland, Pres
Wisconsin State Normal School, nor , state,
co-ed , non-sect » F A Cotton, Pres
Ladysmlth, Busk Co , pop 2.352
Pres Bd Educ — Charles H Sanders
Sec. Bd. Bduc — Philip H Heed.
Principal High School — C H Lewis
Lake Genera, Walworth Co., pop 8,079.
Fres Bd Bduc — R B Bucknall
Pres Bd Bduc— H L Hill
City Superintendent — J M Beck
Prin H S.— Marietta S Baker
Supv Music — Miss Fearne Feake
Manual Training— J P Stakel
Domestic Science — Miss Margaret Curry
Com 1 & Stenog'y — Miss Anna Stewart.
Northwestern Military Academy, boys'
boarding, military, non-sect , est. 1888,
Maj P R Davidson, Superintendent
Lakemllls, Jefferson Co , pop 1,672.
City Supt and Prin H S— G R Ray
Lancaster, Grant Co , pop. 2,829
Fres Bd Educ — Mrs F E Tennant.
Sec Bd Educ — Dr S E Hassell
City Supt & Prln H S — F W Traner
Uttle Chute, Outagamle Co, pop 1,854
Prin H S— P A Klumb
£odl, Columbia Co, pop 1,044
Pres, Bd Eduo — Herbert Palmer
See Bd Eduo— C H Mandeville
City Superintendent — L F Rahr
Principal High School— L F Rahr
Supv Mus & Draw — Alice May hew
Madison, Dane Co, pop 25,531
City Superintendent — Richard B Dudgeon
Prin H S — Thomas Lloyd-Jones
Capital City Commercial College, bus. and
sten , est 1856, C E Spohn, Pres
Edgewood School, prep , girls' non-sect.,
Principal
Sacred Heart Academy, girls' boarding, R.
a, est. 1882, Mother Reginald, Superior
University of Wisconsin, comprises College
of Letters and Science, of Engineering, of
Agriculture, Law, Medical, and Gradu-
ate Schools, state univ , co-ed , est 1848,
Charles Richard Van Hise, LL D, Pres-
ident
University of Wisconsin, College of Letters
and Science, general courses in liberal
arts, chemistry, commerce, Journalism,
library training, music, pharmacy, train-
Ing of teachers, Edward A Blrge, LL. D,
Dean
Madison — continued
University of Wisconsin, College of Engi-
neering, courses in civil, mechanical, elec-
trical chemical, and mining engineering,
Frederick E Turneaure, C E , Dean
University of Wisconsin, College of Agri-
culture, agriculture, dairying, home eco-
nomics, forestry* Harry L Russell, Ph
D, Dean
University of Wisconsin, College of Law,
law, co-ed , est 1868, Harry S Richards,
LL. D, Dean
University of Wisconsin, College of Medi-
cine (freshman and sophomore years),
med , reg , co-ed , est 1907, Charles R
Bardeen, M D , Dean
University of Wisconsin, School of Music,
co-ed., Louis A. Coerne, Director
University of Wisconsin, School of Phar-
macy, phar , co-ed , est 1888, Edward
Kremere, Ph G , Ph D , Dean
University of Wisconsin, Wisconsin High
School, prep , co-ed , non-sect , est
1889, H L Miller, Principal
Manltowoc, Manltowoc Co , pop 18 027
City Superintendent — P J Zlmmers
Principal High School — C G Stangel
Wisconsin Business College, bus and sten ,
est. 1899, C N Wilson, Prin
Marinette, Marlnette Co, pop 14,610
Pres Bd Educ — William A. Brown.
Sec Bd Educ — A. Z White.
City Superintendent — George H Landgraf
Prin H S —Frank H Hanft
Supv Mus & Draw — Anna M Clipplnger
Manual Training— J E Fults
Domestic Science — Lena Gagnon
Com'l & Stenog'y — A D Roce
Marlnette Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1890, O W Dickerson, President
St Mary's Academy, girls boarding, R. C.,
Sister Mary Gonzalva, Prin
Stephenson Training and Agricultural
School, county teachers* training school,
co-ed , A M Olsen, Supt
Marshfleld, Wood Co, pop. 5,788
Pres. Bd. Eduo. — E M. Doming
Sec. Bd. Educ — P. X Krans.
City Supt and Prln H S— Carl W Otto
Com'l and Stenog'y — Mae Curram.
St John School, prep , co-ed., R C , Sistex
Scholastica, Prln
Williams Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1918, Thomas Jessee Williams, Fres.
Mauston, Juneau Co, pop. 1,701
Frin H S— C W McNown.
Mayville, Dodge Co., pop 2,282.
Prln. H. S.— L. & Keeley
Macomanle, Dane Co, pop. 875.
Pres Bd Eduo— W A Haseltlne
Sec Bd Eduo — William Wurster
Frin H S— F G Kraege
Medford, Taylor Co , pop. 1,848
Frin H S— W B Robertson
Frin Co Training School — J H Whelook.
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Mellon, Ashland Co, pop. 1,838
City Supt and Prin H S— J B Hagberg
Henasba, Wlnneba*o 00, pop 8,081.
Pres Bd, Educ, — Joseph I* Fleweger
Sec Bd Educ— Jacob ttebl.
City Superintendent — John Callahan
Prtn H S — John Callahan.
Supv Mua, and Draw— Esther L. Blenfang,
Manual Training— Arthur Weigler
Domestic Science — Cora Oberdorfer,
Penmanship — Clara Cnrtstoffersen.
Com'l and Stenog*y — Mabel Easterbrook
Menomoaie, 0mm Co, pop 6,080
Pres Bd Educ — A Quilling
Sec Bd Educ — Fred Thomsoo
City Supt and Prln H 8 — Fred Thomson
Prin Co Training School- — O I/ Bowman
Prln Co Sch of Agrl — Theodore Sexauer
Supv Music — Irmal Orris
Manual Training — G F Burton
Physical Culture — Alma Kreuger
Drawing — Genevleve Trautman
Stout Institute, tech and nor , manual
training, home economics, trades, co-ed ,
non-sect , eat 1903, L D Harvey, Ph
D, Pres.
Merrill, ttncoln Co, pop 8,689
Pres Bd. Edno. — J B Cramer
Sec, Bd Educ — Win J Keyes
City Superintendent— William Milne
Principal High School— D W McCrary
Supr Music— Miss Louisa Stuhlfautb
Manual Training— H B Nott
Domestic Science — Mrs. Zuba Bart James.
Drawings-Sarah Rosenberry
Com'l and Stenog*y — 3, B Peterman
MIddletoD, Dane Co, pop 1,025
Prln H S— F J* Holt
Milton, Bock Co , pop 888
Principal H. Si— R Vernon Hurley.
Milton College, coll , academy and music
school, co-ed, Seventh Day Bapt, est
1867, Rev William C Daland, D D,
Pres
Milwaukee, Milwaukee Co., pop 880,755
Free Bd BJduc — G W Augustyn
Sec Bd, Educ — F W Harbach
City Superintendent— Carrol G Pearse.
Assistant Superintendent— Albert E. Kagel
Assistant Superintendent — Frank Kroenlng
Assistant Superintendent — Leo Stern
Primary Supervisor— Margaret Canty
Physical Director — George Wlttlch
Supervisor Music — &elen Poole
Supervisor Drawing— EJmlly N Dora
Domestic Science—Ella I* Babcock
Supv Indus Education — Charles F Perry
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
East Division High School, George A
Chamberlain, Principal
Milwaukee—continued
North Division High School, Richard B
Krug, Principal
South Division High School, H E Co-
blenz, Principal
West Division High School, A C Sbong,
Principal
Concordla College, coIL, men, Luth., eat
1881, Rev M J F Albrecht, Pres.,
State St
Cream City Business College, bus and
sten , H A. Brown and W W Way*
Free, 5th floor. Mack Blk
Germans-English Academy, prep , co-ed.,
non-sect , est 1861, Max Griebsch, Di-
rector, 658 Broadway
Hine College, bus and sten , est 1898.
Leon L Hine Principal, 185 Second
Street
Hoffman's Metropolitan Business College,
bus and sten , est 1896, O A Hoffman,
Pres , Watkins Building
Holy Angels Academy, girls* boarding, R
C , est 1892, Sister Mary Lucillian, Su-
perior, 12th and Cedar
Marquette Academy, prep ; boys', day, H
C. est 1857, Simon J Nichols, S J,
Prin, 10th and State.
Marquette University, comprises College
of Arts and Sciences, Applied Science
and Engineering, Medicine, Dentistry,
Pharmacy, Law, Economics and Busi-
ness Administration, Music, Academy
and Summer School, men, R. a, eat
1881. Rev Joseph Grlmmelstnan, S. J,
President, 1115 Grand Avenue
Marquette University, College of Applied
Science and Engineering, courses in civil,
mechanical, and electrical engineering,
men, Joseph Grlmznelsman, S Jf Presi-
dent
Marquette University, School of Medicine,
med , reg , co-ed est 1894 , W B Hill,
M S, M D, Dean, cor 9th and Wells
Marquette University, School of Dentistry,
dent , co-ed , est 1893, Henry L Ban-
«haf, B S, D D S, Dean, cor Wells
and 9th St
Marquette University, Pharmacy Depart-
ment, phar , co-ed , est 1900, R E W
Sommers, Ph D, Dean, cor 9th and
Wells
Milwaukee-Downer College, girls* boarding,
Cong and Presb , est 1895. Miss Ellen
C. Sabln, A M, Pres, Hartford, cor
Downer Ave
Milwaukee Law School, law, men, Lynn
S Pease, A B, LL B, Pres, 120 Wis-
consin St
National German- American Teachers' Semi*
nary, nor , private co-ed , est 1878,
Max Grlebsch, Director, 558 Broadway
Northwestern School for Stsjminerers, pri-
vate, non-sect , est 1908, Lee Wells Mil-
lard, Pres, 915 First St
St Mary's Academy, girls' boarding, R
C , Sisters of St Francis, 1,175 Superior
St
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WISCONSIN
Milwaukee — continued
Spencertan Business College, bus and
sten , R C Spencer, Pres , Wisconsin,
n e cor Broadway
St Johns Cathedral School, nor and prep ,
co-ed , day R C , eat 1880, Sister M
Grace, Principal, 501 Van Buren Street
State Normal School, normal, state, co-
ed Walter H Cheever Ph M, Pres
cor Wells and 18th Sts
Wilxnot Business College, bus and sten ,
eat 1881, H M Wilmot, Prln , 106 Ma-
son St
Wisconsin College of Physicians and Sur-
geons, xned , reg , co-ed , est 1893, A
H Levlngs, M D Dean, 4th and Reser-
voir
Wisconsin College of Dentistry, dent ,
co-ed , est 1899, Raymond J Wenker,
D D S , Dean cor 4th St and Reser-
voir Ave
Wisconsin Conservatoiy of Music, Music,
drama and languages, co-ed , est 1889,
William Boeppler, Director, 811 Grand
Avenue
Mineral Point, Iowa Co , pop 2,925.
City Supt & Pi In H S — B C Gotham
St Mary's Academy, prep , co-ed , R C ,
Rev N Weyer, Prln
Mondovl, Buffalo Co , pop 1,825
City Supt & Prln H S — Prof Schwartz
Monroe, Green Co, pop 4,410
City Superintendent — J W T Ames
ftlontello, Marqnette Co, pop 1,104
Principal High School— Louis XT St Peter
Moslnee. Marathon Co , pop 775^
City Slpt & Prln H S — HaroloTTtngraham
Mount Calvary, Fond du Lao Co , pop 400
St Lawrence College, boys, boarding, R
C , est 1861, Rev Benedict Mueller,
Pres
Mount Horeb, Dane Co, pop. 1,048.
Principal High School— Thomas S. Thomp-
son
Nash ot ah, Waukesha Co , pop 850.
Na shot ah House, theol , men, P El , est
1842, Rev Edward A Larrabee, D D,
Dean
Necedan, Junean Co , pop 1,054
Principal High School — John Wood
Neenah, Wlnnebago Co , pop 5,784
Pres Bd Educ — John Mayer
Sec Bd Bduc — J P Keating
City Supt & Prln H S — B M Beeman
Manual Training— Newton Tan Dalsem
Commercial — Myerla Tugendreich
German Lutheran School, prep , co-ed ,
Win Hellerman, Prln.
NelHsvHle, Clark Co, pop 1,957
Principal High School — H C Almy
New Lisbon, Juneau Co, pop 1,074
Principal High School— Roy El Helndal
New London, Wanpaca Co, pop 8,888
City Superintendent-
Principal High School— El W McCrary
New Richmond, St Crolx Co, pop 1,988
Principal High School— W F Lusk
North Fond du Lac. Fond da Lac Co , pop
1,960
Principal High School — Louis Hillman
Oakfteld, Fond du Lac Co , pop 700
Piincipal High School — N G Lentzner
Oconomowoc, Waukesha Co , pop 8,954
City Superintendent — Myron E Keats
Ooonto, Oconto Co, pop 5,699
City Supt & Prin H S — W T Anderson
Williams Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1918, Thomas Jessee Williams, Presi-
dent
Oconto Falls, Oconto Co , pop 1,427
Principal High School — Eldon Witter
Omro, Wlnnebago Co , pop 1,285
Principal High School — M W Vittum
Onalaska, La Crosse Co., pop 1,146
Principal High School — A L Halvorson
Oregon, Bane Co , pop 850
Principal High School — Wm Anscheutz.
Oshkosh, Wlnnebaffo Co , pop 83,062
City Superintendent — Matthew N Maclver
Principal High School— Albert B O'Neil.
Oshkosh -Williams Business College, bus
and sten , eat 1868, W D McDanlels,
Piincipal
Railway Telegraph Institute, tel and R
R bus , H D Burris, Mgr
St Peter s School , prep , co-ed , R C ,
est 1868. Rev Father O'Malley, Prin
State Normal School, normal, state, co-
ed., est 1871, John A H Keith, A M,
Pres
Park Falls, Price Co, pop 1,970.
Prea Bd Bduc — Helen T Thompson
Sec Bd Educ — A A Pribnow
City Supt ft Prin H S— C E Hulten
Domestic Science — Llllie Kollath
Supv Mus & Draw -—Marie Conrad
Com'l & Stenog*y — G N Qlennan
Patch Grove, Grant Co , p<
Principal High School — "V
>275
J Sixer
Peshtlgo, Marlnette Co, pop 1,975
Pres Bd Bduc — R C Ramsay
Sec Bd Bduc — W F Bishop
City Supt & Prin H S — Clifford Granger
Com'l & Stenotfy— Catherine Martell
Pewaukee, Wankesha Co, pop 1,025
Principal High School — P P Patterson
Phillips, Price Co, pop 1,948
Pres Bd Bduc — J L Davis
Pec Bd Bduc — G R Foster
CJty Supt & Prin H S — Q A Benedict
Hupv Music — Leda Otto
Manual Training — Mr Whelan
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WISCONSIN
Plattevtlle, Grant Co., pop 4,408.
City Supt and Prln R S — Chae. E Slo
thower
State Normal School, normal, state, co-
ed , eat 1806, W J Sutherland, Prln.
Wisconsin State Mining Trade School, min-
Ing, state, Ralph B Davis, B S, Di-
rector
Plymouth, Sfaeboygan Co, pop. 3,094.
Fres Bd. Educ — W H. Sohroeder.
Sec. Bd. Bduc. — R H. Koehler
Principal High School — J J Enright
Supv Mus and Draw —Henrietta Jodar
Mission House, theol , coll and prep , men
Reformed Church, eat I860, E A Hofer,
President
Portage, Colombia Co, pop 0,440
City Superintendent— W G dough.
Principal High School— W G dough
Great Northern Training Schools, prep,
bus, flten and tel , est 1892, H A.
Story, President
Port Washington, OzauEee Co, pop 8,79*
Principal High School — C H Bachhnber
Prairie eta. Chlen, Crawford Co , pop 8449
Pres Bd Educ -—Louis Dousman
Sec. Bd. Educ — T J Murphy
City Supt — Nicholas Gunderson,
Prln High School — Nicholas Gunderson.
Supv Mus and Draw — Leona Garrow
Com'l and Stenog'y— Hulda Larson.
Campion College of the Sacred Heart, boys'
boarding, R C , est 1873, Rev George
R Klster, S J, President
Keewattn School for Boys, boys' boarding,
non-sect (winter home St Augustine,
Fla ) , James H Kendrigan, A B , Head-
master
St Mary Academy, girls' boarding, R
C , est 1872, Mother Mary Seraphla,
88 N D , Superior
Princeton, Green Lake Co, pop 1,985
Principal High School— Guy H Owen
Bftdne, Badne Co, pop 88,002
Pres Bd Educ — L 8 Jones
Sec Bd Educ — Joseph J Morita
City Superintendent— Burton E Nelson
Principal High School— L. W Brooks
Supv Music — Lily C Hanson
Manual Training— Thomas S Rees
Domestic Science— -Nelle Johnson
Drawing— Addle C Pond.
Commercial — Harriet Mason
Stenography — Harriet Van VIeok.
Luther High School and College, prep ,
co-ed , Dan Lnth , John A. Larson,
President
Racine College, boys' prep , Episcopal,
est. 1852, Rev William Francis Shero,
Ph D , Warden.
St Catherine's Academy, girls' boarding:.
R, C , Mother M Hyacintha, Prln
Wisconsin Business College, bus and sten .
C F Moore Pres.
Beedgbnrg, Sank Co , pop. 8,916.
Pres Bd Educ— Edward Clement.
Sec Bd Educ — H "W Rlggert
City Supt & Prln H S— A. B Olson
Supv Music — Mary Gibson.
Manual Training—John Lund.
Domestic Science— Charlotte Vantrot.
Com'l ft Stenog'y— Minnie Rector
Beesevffle, Dodge Co., pop 850.
Principal High School— Obed Moen
Bhinelander, Oneida Co., pop 5,887
Pres Bd Educ — Alex Station
Sec. Bd Eduo — Gust Swedberg;
City Supt and Prln H 8 — W P Colburn.
Supv Mus and Draw— Helen Alban
Manual Training— Karl Patrick
Domestic Science — Louise Beland
Com'l and Stenog*y — Myra Bucklin
Bib Lake, Taylor Co, pop 1,018
City Supt & Prin H S— J H Stover
Rice Lake, Barron Co , pop 8,968
Pres Bd Educ — Rex Hamilton
Sec Bd Educ— B I Bliss
City Supt & Prin H S— H J Steeps
Prin Co Training School — John B Hale
Supv Mus & Draw —Miss Annabel Dunlap
Domestic Science — Miss Alma Samdahl
Pen' ship, Com'l & Stenog'y — A A. Gray
Blchland Center, Blchland Co., pop 2,65*.
Principal High School — E G Doudna.
Bfpon, Fond du Lao Co, pop 8,789
Pres Bd Educ — Albert Wilson.
Sec Bd Educ— M. V Adkins
City Supt and Prin. H S— H. Bf Coming.
Supv Music— Alma ZobeL.
Manual Training— Mrs Hoeffiln
Domestic Science— Vera Howard.
Drawing — Lillian Johnson
Com'l & Stenog'y — H P Krlppene
Ripon College, coll and prep , co-ed ,
non-sect , est 1855, Rev Silas Evans,
D D, Pres.
River Falls, Pierce Co, i*>p 1,991
City Supt & Prln H S— Hugh C Almy
State Normal School, normal, state, co-
ed , est 1875, J W Crabtree, Pres.
Rochester, Racine Co, pop, 306.
Rochester Academy, prep , co-ed.; Cong.,
est 1878, Ernest G Toan, B. A, Prin.
Bosendale, Fond du Lao Co, pop 450
Principal High School— R. A Holv«n«tot
St Frandt, HUwankee Co., pop. 748
Catholic Normal School and Pio Nono Col-
lege, comprises Normal School, Music De-
partment and College and High School,
R. C, est 1870, Rev J M Ktsel, Rec-
tor
St Francis Seminary, theol , R. d, e*t
1866, Rt Rev Joseph Rainer, Rector.
Scandinavia, Waupaca Co., pop. 6M.
Scandinavia Academy, prep., co-ed., Ltttn.,
est 1893, S H Westgor, Principal
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WISCONSIN
Seymour, Outagamle Co, pop 1,109
Principal High School— F W Axley
Shawano, Shawano Co, pop 2,928.
Pres Bd Bduc — P P^ Dolan
Sec Bd Educ — August W Callan
City Supt & Prin H S— Tame F Smith
Com* I & Stenog*y — Mary Schroeder
Sacred Heart Parochial School, prep , co-
ed , H. C , eat 1880, Rev L C Becker,
Pre>
Sheboygan, Sheboygan Co , pop
Pres Bd E duo —George Heller
Sec. Bd Educ — H F Leverenz
City Superintendent — Henry F Leverenz.
Principal High School — Wm Urban
Supv Music — Theodore Winkler
Manual Training — L R Evans.
Domestic Science — Jessie L Wright.
Physical Culture — E Vlehweg
Drawing — Ethel Everhard.
Commercial — J C Springman
Stenography — Alma Blankemeyer
Sheboygan Business College, bus and sten ,
»st 1887, Francis J Schaafs, Pres
State Business College, bus and sten ,
eat 1900, H F Staehling, Manager
Wisconsin Business College, bus and sten.,
H O Thompson, Sec
Sheboygan Falls, Sheboygan Co, pop 1,680
Principal High School—A C Kings ford
Shlocton. Ontagamle Co , pop 700
Principal High School— F A Maas
German Evangelical Lutheran School.
prep , co-ed , Evan Luth , est 1898,
Rev M Hansel, Principal
ShnHsbnrg, Lafayette Co , pop. 1,068
Principal High School — H B Plumb
Sinslnawa, Grant Co, pop 108
Saint Clara College and Academy, coll and
prep , women, R C , est 1852, Rev
Mother M Samuel, O S D, Mother
General
South Milwaukee, Milwaukee Co, pop
6,092
City Superintendent — Fred W Heln
Principal High School— Fred W Heln,
Sparta, Monroe Co, pop. 8,978
Principal High School— Ella L Each
Spooner, Washbnrn Co, pop 1,458
Principal High School— Z B Wallin
Stanley, Chlppewa Co , pop 2,675
Pres. Bd Educ —Theodore A Haidahl
Sec Bd Educ— Walter Miller
City Supt & Prin H S— Edgar A. Balrd
Supv Music — Dagny Haidahl
Manual Training — Roy Junkman
Domestic Science — Hannah Peterson
Com'l & Bteno«*y — Clara Klenholtz
Stevens Point, Portage Co , pop 8,692
Pres Bd Educ — W S Young
Sec Bd. Educ— Frank J Blood.
City Superintendent — Juntas E Roberts
Principal High School — Herbert C Snyder
Supv Music — Thoda Boston.
Manual Training— F J Stickel
Domestic Science — Anna S Olsen
Drawing — Rose Morrissey
Commercial — Clara B Means
State Normal School, normal, state, co-
ed , est 1894, John F Sims, Pres
Stevens Point Business College, bus and
sten , est 1891, A E Wood, Principal
Stoughton, Dane Co, pop 4,761.
Pres Bd Educ — O C Lee
Sec Bd Educ — H K. Loverud.
City Superintendent — George O Banting
Principal High School — George O Banting.
Supv Music — Hazel Hubbard
Manual Training— Oscar Undholm
Domestic Science — Ada Lothe
Physical Culture— Olive Peck
Com'l and Stenog'y — Claude S Stout
Sturgeon Bay, Door Co , pop 4,262
Pres Bd Educ — Edward Reynolds
Sec Bd Educ — Henry Leonhardt
City Supt & Prin H S — Rudolph Soukup
Manual Training1 — John Braondenberg
Com'l & Stenog'y — Miss Elizabeth Johnson
Sun Prairie, Dane Co, pop 1,119
Pres Bd Educ — Robert M Long
Sec Bd Educ — Gal Strohmenger
City Supt and Prin H S— F E Ballard
Supv Mus & Draw — Cleva Touton
Superior, Douglas Go , pop 40,384
Pres Bd Educ — W J Whipple
Sec Bd Educ — L A Nichols
City Superintendent — William E Maddock
Prin Dewey H 8 — Ashley T Conrad
Prin Superior H S — H A Schofleld.
Supv Music— Mrs Anna M Williams.
Manual Tr and Draw — F H Irons
Domestic Art — Miss Ethel Adams
Physical Tr and Wr— Bertha M Hall
New Era Business College, bus and sten ;
est 1899, John P, Simon, Fres
Parsons' Business University, est 1905,
Abdlell C Parsons, A M , President
State Normal School, normal, state, co-
ed , est 1896, non-sect , V E MoCas-
kill, Ph D, Pres
Toman, Monroe Co , pop 8,419
City Supt and Prin H S— F M Bray
Tomah Indian Industrial Training School,
gov't industrial school for Indians, co-
ed , est 1892, Llndley M Compton,
Supt
Tomahawk, Lincoln Oo , pop 2,907
City Superintendent—-
Principal High School — L C Johnson
Two Rivers, Manltowoo Co, pop 4,850
City Supt and Prin H S— William J
Hamilton
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WISCONSIN
WISCONSIN
Vlroqna, Vernon Co , pop 2,069 ,
City Supt. and Prln H a— C C Bishop
Prin Co Training School — A E Smith
Washbnrn, Bayfleld Co, pop 8,830
Pres Bd Educ — F T Beers
Sec Bd Educ — L N Clausen
City Supt and Prin H S — S A Oscar
Supv Music — Alice Sprague
Manual Training1 — W T Matthews
Domestic Science — Irene Feely
Dra^w ing — Clara Peterson
Commercial — M A Jencks
Waterford, Racine Co, pop 950
Principal High School— A C Cook
Waterloo, Jefferson Co , pop 1,090
Principal High School— G W Waite
Watertown, Jefferson Co, pop 8,899,
City Superintendent — Thomas J Berto
Principal High School— M H FJynn
Northwestern College, coll , men, Luth ,
eat 1866, August B Ernst, Ph D ,
Pres
Sacred Heart College, boys' boarding, R
C , eat. 1872, Rev Domonic K O'Mal-
ley, Ldtt B C S C, Pres
Wisconsin Business College, bus and sten ,
eat 1903, H O Thompson, Secy
Waukesha, Waukesha Co, pop 8,740
City Superintendent: — G F Loomls
Principal High School — G F Loomis
Carroll College, coll , prep and music
depts , co-ed , Presb , est 1846, Rev Wil-
bur O Carrier, D D, Pres
Williams Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1912, Thomas Jessee Williams, Presi-
dent _
Wanpaca, Waupaca Co, pop 2,789
Pres Bd Educ — L F Shoemalcer
Sec Bd Educ — J F Knudsen
City Supt & Prm H S — E H Miles
Supv Mus & Draw — Hazel Melcher
Domestic Science — Belle N Rogers
Waupnn, Fond da Lao Co, pop 8,362
City Supt and Prin H S — F R Nash
Waasau, Marathon Co , pop 16,580
City Superintendent — Silas B Tobey
Principal High School — Ira C Painter
Marathon County Training School of Ag-
riculture and Domestic Economy, nor-
mal, state, co-ed , est 1902, O IS
Welle, Prin
St Mary's School, prep , co-ed , R C ,
est 1883, Rev P S Gasper, Pres.
Wausau Business College, bus and sten ,
est 1S86, E D Widmer, Principal
Wausaukee, Marlnette Co, pop 1,500
Principal High School — C J Kreilkamp
Wanwatosa, Milwaukee Co , pop 3,846
City Superintendent —
Principal High School— Philip A Kolb
Wantoma, Wanshara Co , pop 1,200
Principal High School— T M Risk
West Allis, Milwaukee Co, pop 6,645.
City Superintendent — Thomas H5 Jones
Principal High School — Grant German
Supv Mus and Draw — Helen Moss
Manual Training — H C Stillman
Domestic Science — Grace O Hodgklns
Com'l and Stenogy — H B Welbourne
West Bend, Washington Co , pop 2,462
City Supt & Prin H S — D E McLane
Weatboro, Taj lor Co , pop 600.
Prin High School — Henry B Aasterud
Westbv, Vernon Co, pop 025
ClerlP'Sch Bd — Paul Stenson
Principal High School — L. E Wei land.
Weyamvega, Waupora Co, pop. 1,125.
Principal High School— W. J White
Whitehall, Trempealeau Co , pop. 1,025.
Principal High School— Fred C Martin
Whitewater, Wai worth Co, pop 3,224
Pres Bd Educ — J C Cone
Sec Bd Educ — V N S<uec
City Supt & Pi in H S — C W Rittenberg
Supv Music — Iiene Blown
Manual Tiaming* — \ E Johnson
Domestic ^tience — LiUfan Otto
Moiris Pntt Institute co-ctl Spliitualist
est 190J A J -\\ei\ei V B, Prin-
cipal
State Normal School, normal, state, co-
ed , A H Toder, Ph D , Pres
WittenJ erg, Shatrano Co , pop 1,000.
Principal High School, William J Farrell
WYOMING
Population, 145,965 School census, 32,334 School age, 6 21
Wyoming is the forty-eighth state of the Union in point of population, having
a total of 145,965 inhabitants, of whom 96 2 per cent are white Of this number
18 6 per cent are foreign born The percentage of illiteracy of the entire popula-
tion, ten years of age and over, is 3 3 per cent , the state ranking fifteenth in this
respect The educational system of the state is as follows
STATE SUPERINTENDENT 'S OFFICE
MBS ROSE A BIRD HALEY, State Superintendent of Public Instruction
MAE WOODRIFF, Deputy Supeiintendent
Cheyenne
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS
M E SHUCK, President
MRS M E HEFFERON, Secretary
MRS ELLA FARTHING
Laramie
Cheyenne
Sheridan
WYOMING STATE TEACHERS'
IRA B FEE, President
MAUD DAWES, Secretary
ASSOCIATION
Cheyenne
Douglas
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
County Name and Address
Albany Mrs. N A Brickson, Laramie
Big Horn . A F Fillerys, Lovell
Campbell Josephine Anderson, Gillette
Carbon ... Frances Smith, Rawllna
Converse . Maude Dawes, Douglas
Crook Mrs Morna E Wood, Sundance
Fremont Mrs. Ella Farthing, Lander
G-oshen C O Downington, Terrlngton
Hot Springs
Mrs Nellie L Wales. Thermopolls
Johnson „ . Mrs. Meda Sinsel Buffalo
Laramie Mrs M E! Hefferon, Cheyenne
County Name and Address
Lincoln
Mrs Margaret Nicholson, Kemmerer
Natrona Miss May Hamilton, Casper
Niobrara Chxs Browning, Luek
Park Jennie McGuffey, Cody
Platte Mary MaJoney, Wheatland
Sheridan Edith K O Clark, Sheridan
Sweet water Ruth Tones, Green River
Mary E Hatfield, Worland
Ulnta Mrs Iva T Irish, Bvanston
Weston Orise Carpenter, Upton
PUBLIC, PRIVATE! AND ENDOWED SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Anadin, Crook Co , pop, 150
City Superintendent — Tteta Thalr
Bagga, Carbon Co , pop 425
City Superintendent — Mrs Van Yleet
Basin, Bighorn Co , pop. 768.
City Superintendent — J F S3 were.
Beol&h, Crook Co*, pop 800
City Superintendent — Bessie Smith.
Big Horn, Sheridan Co., pop 154.
City Superintendent — J W Lowery
Byron, Bighorn Co, pop. 50
CUy Superintendent — P J Sylvester
Buffalo* Johnson Co , pop. 1,868.
Proa Bd Bduc — Burt Grlggs
Sec Bd Bduo — J D Gallup
City Superintendent — Will A Joseph
Principal High School — N H Wood
Supv Music— Helen Bell
Manual Training — Jack Baldwin
Commercial — Olln Vance
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WYOMING
WYOMING
Casper, Natron* Co., pop. 8,689.
Pres Bd Educ~& W. ConwelL
Sec Bd. Bduc — W. O Wilson
City Superintendent — T B McDonough
Principal High School — B R. Froemel
Supv Music— Abner Sherck
Drawing— Elizabeth Koonta
Commercial — Lee Wolford
Cheyenne, Laramle Co., pop 11,820.
Free Bd Eduo — B S Johnston
Sec. Bd. Bduc — John D Clark.
City Superintendent— Ira B Fee.
Principal High School— O C Bchwierlng
Supv Music— LaRue Nelfller
Manual Training — Burnus B Greene.
Domestic Science — Winifred R Hall
Drawing— Bess B Foster
Com'l & Stenog'y — H W Parks.
Academy of the Holy Child Jesus, girls'
boarding, R. a, Mother Mary Gonzaga,
Prin
Cheyenne Business College, bus. and sten ;
eat 1908, John Barritt, President
Cody, Park Co, pop. 1,182
Pres Bd Educ — Dr W S Bennett.
Sec Bd Bduc —Mrs M Williams.
City Superintendent — L C Smith
Principal High School — Gladys Halter
Gowley, Bighorn Co., pop. 574
City Superintendent — C L. Fancher
Dlamondvffle, TJInta Co., pop. 096.
City Superintendent — J D Cowgill
Dlxon, Carbon Co, pop 276
City Superintendent— -Clyde Jackson
Douglas, Converse Co, pop 2,246
City Superintendent — J N Peck*
Encampment, Carbon Co, pop 421.
City Superintendent—Daisy Howe,
fivanston, Ulnta Co, pop 2,888
City Superintendent — Charles Schellbaek
Glen Bock, Converse Co , pop 427
City Superintendent — Leon Frazler
Green River, Sweetwster Co, pop 1,818
City Superintendent —
Hanna, Carbon Co, pop 1,209
City Superintendent — Clate Hume.
Kemmerer, Ulnta Co., pop. 840.
City Superintendent — T R Langworthy
Lander, Fremont Co, pop 1312
Pres Bd Bduc — James Graham.
Sec Bd Bduo — H A Bucher.
City Superintendent — P W Pepoon.
Principal High School— Miss Olivia Burch
Supv Music— Miss Annett Boltin
Albany Co., pop 8,287
Prea Bd Bduc — Otto Gramm, Esq.
Sec Bd Bduc— C. S. Greenbaum.
Taramfo — continued
City Superintendent— William M Sinclair.
Principal High School— Elqyn B Baker.
Supv Music—Miss Mabel Mack.
Manual Training— Ernest Gilbert*
Domestic Science— Charlotte Lyle.
Drawing — Mrs Flora Nethercote
Com'l and SteBOgty — Charles A. Birellne.
University of Wyoming, comprises College
of Liberal Arts, of Agriculture, of En-
gineering, Normal School, of Commerce,
of Home Economics, of Music, Teachers'
Training High School, state univ , co-
ed , eat 1887, Clyde A Duniway, Ph D,
President
University of Wyoming, College of Agricul-
ture, courses in general agric and animal
husbandry, est 1891, Henry G Knight,
M A , Dean
University of Wyoming, College of Engi-
neering, courses in mechanical, electrical,
civil, mining, and irrigation engineering;
est 1892; Elmer G Hoefer, B S., Dean
University of Wyoming, Department of Mu-
sic , co-ed , est 1895, Eva Meek, Direc-
tor
Wyoming State Normal School normal,
state, co-ed.; J O Creager, Prin.
Ix>vell, Bighorn Co.. pop 699
City Superintendent — J C. Houston
Imsk, Converse Co , pop 414
City Superintendent— Harry Hask
Manvtlle, Converse Co., pop. 841
City Superintendent — James Crowe
Rawlfos, Carbon Co , pop 4,256
City Superintendent — M E Shuck
Bock Springs, Sweetwater Co, pop 5,778
City Superintendent — Oscar J Blakesley
Saratoga, Carbon Co , pop 557
City Superintendent — Emma Senslntaffor
Sheridan, Sheridan Co , pop 8,408
Prea Bd Educ— C 8 Mills
Sec Bd Bduc — Dr I P Hayes
City Superintendent — John T Early
Principal High School — John T Hawkei
Supv Music — Helen S Lord
Drawing — Clara B Aldah!
Commercial— A A Miller
Shoghoni, Fremont Co, pop 904.
City Superintendent — G B Hoslck
Sundance, Crook Co, pop SSI.
City Superintendent— C A Wolff
Thermopolls, Fremont Co , pop 1*524.
City Superintendent — Charles HHle
Upton, Weston Co., pop S44
City Superintendent—Clyde Johnson
Whe&tland, Larsmle Go , pop. 796
City Superlnte»deat— A. D. BO!«M»VU
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
OF SCHOOLS
ARRANGED ACCORDING TO KIND OF SCHOOL
CLASSIFICATION S
UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES 455
SECONDARY AND PREPARATORY SCHOOLS — CO-EDUCATIONAL 472
COLLEGES AND PREPARATORY SCHOOLS FOR GIRLS 500
PREPARATORY SCHOOLS FOR BOYS — NON-MILITARY 521
PREPARATORY SCHOOLS FOR BOYS — MILITARY 532
SCHOOLS OF EDUCATION, NORMAL AND TEACHERS TRAINING 536
NORMAL KINDERGARTEN TRAINING SCHOOLS 546
SCHOOLS OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE AND HOUSEHOLD ARTS 549
SCHOOLS FOR LIBRARY TRAINING 552
SCHOOLS OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION 553
SCHOOLS OF TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED SCIENCE 554
SCHOOLS OF MINES AND METALLURGY 559
SCHOOLS OF ARCHITECTURE 561
SCHOOLS OF AGRICULTURE 563
SCHOOLS OF FORESTRY 568
MANUAL AND INDUSTRIAL TRAINING AND TRADE SCHOOLS 569
SCHOOLS OF THEOLOGY "577
SCHOOLS OF LAW " 583
SCHOOLS OF MEDICINE 3SS
SCHOOLS OF DENTISTRY im
SCHOOLS OF PHARMACY rj06
SCHOOLS OF VETERINARY MEDICINE 000
SCHOOLS OF OSTEOPATHY 602
SCHOOLS OF JOURNALISM 603
SCHOOLS OF Music CO1?
SCHOOLS OF ART #14
SCHOOLS OF ELOCUTION, ORATORY AND DRAMATIC ART (51 S
SCHOOLS OF BUSINESS, SHORTHAND, TELEGRAPHY, COMMERCE AND ACCOUNTS 621
PRIVATE SCHOOLS FOR THE DEAF 04«$
PRIVATE SCHOOLS FOR DEFECTIVES, NERVOUS AND BACKWARD 64 *>
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS 647
UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
Birmingham College, Birmingham
Rev John D Simpson, President
Howard College, Birmingham
Rev James M Shelburne, D D , President
LaFayette College, LaFayette
Flavius T Appleby, M S President
North Alabama College, Fort Payne
B. R. Eldridge, President
Selma University (colored), Selma
Rev Mathew William Gilbert D D , Pres
Southern University, Greensboro
Andrew Sledd, LL D , President
Chailes P Atkinson, Registrar
Spring Hill College, Spring Hill
He\ K<l\\aid Pummlngs 8 T, President
St Bernard College, St Bernard
Rftv Bernard Menses, O S B , President
Talladega College (colored) Talladega
Rev J M P Metclaf, DD, President
Fiod \ Lestei Dean and Registrar
t Diversity of Alabama, University P O.
G( orgo H Denny, LL D , President
Charles H Barnwell, Ph D Dean
Muiloi C Ho user, Bursar-Registiar
"Woman's College of Alabama, Montgomery
William E Martin, Ph D , President
ARIZONA
University of Arizona, Tucson
Arthur H Wilde PhD. President
Vathun (" Grimes A M t Reslstiai
Mis Ida T Underbill Preccptioss
ARKANSAS
Arkansas College, Batesvllle
K*\ Jerome I* Robertson, President
1) M Frloison, AM, Business Manager
Arkansas Conference College, Slloam Springs
H*v Thomas Mason, D D , President
Arkansas Cumberland College, Clarksvllle
Hex \\ I- Dai by, D D , President
ArkanH«H Holmtsft College, Vllonla
o L, Hawkins President
Henderson-Brown College, Arkadelphla
Gtorg* K Crowell, President
Ifradrix College, Conway
F H ttfinolds, L.L.D, President
Arkansas — continued
Ouachita College, Arkadelphia
Rev Robert O Bowers, D D , President
H L McAlister, B S , Dean
Annie R Stoi ts, A B , Dean of Women
L E Purdv, Business Manager
Philander Smith College (colored), Little
Rock
Rev J M Cox, DD. President
New Sublaco College, Paris
Rev Ignatius Com ad, OSB Piesldent
University of Arkansas, Fayettevllle
John O Futiall, A M President
Jobellc Holcomb Dean of Women
CAJJQPORNIA
College of the Pacific, San Jose
B 7 Morris Acting- President
Boit T Mon is PhD Dean and Registtar
Marian Ban, A M Dean of Women
Inland Stanford Junior University, Stan-
ford University P O
David Starr Jordan, LL D , Chancellor
John Caspar Branner, LL D , President
On In L Elliott, Registrar
Evelyn W Allan, D« an of Women
I*ordsburg College, Itordsburg
Elder W F England, President
mills College, Mills College P O
Luella Clay Carson, LI* D . President
Helen Natalie Htnry, BL, Registrar
Occidental College, Los Angeles
John W Baer, LL D , President
Thomas G But t Ph D Dean
Arthui O Paul, A B , Registrar
Pomona College, Claremont
James A Blalsdell M A , President
St Ignatius University, San Francisco
Htx \lboit F TUvpllI, RT, President
Rev James L McK>nna B J Registrar
St Mary's College, Oakland
RPV Brothor Fabiiclan F fl O , President
St Vincent's College, Xos Angeles
Rev Joseph S Glass, CM, D D , President
University of California, Berkeley
Benjamin Ide Wheeler, LL D , President
David P Barrows, Dean Graduate School
Lucv Stebblns, Dean of Women
Ralph P Morrltt, Comptroller
University of Redlands, Redlands
Newton Field, D D , President
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PATTERSON'S AACBBIOAX EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY
UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
California— continued
University of Santa Clara, Santa Olam
Walter Thornton, & J , President
Rev Henry E Boesch, Registrar
University of Southern California, tos An-
geles
George Finley Bovard, LL D , President
Clark A Moore AB, Registrar
Lucy 8 Beat, Dean of "Women
Whlttier College, Whlttler
Thomas Newlin, Ph M , President
Edmund T Albertson, Registrar
COLORADO
College of the Sacred Heart, Denver
Rev John J Brown, S J , President, Aloott
Station
Colorado College, Colorado Springs
William F Slocum, LLD, President
Edward & Parsons, Litt D , Dean
Marianna Brown, Registrar
Ruth Loomls, A B , Dean of "Women
Colorado Woman's College, Montclalr
J P Treat, A M , President
University of Colorado, Boulder
Livingston Farrand, LL.D, President
J Raymond Braokett, Ph D , Dean Gradu-
ate School
Fred B R Hellems, PhD, Dean Liberal
Arts
S Antoinette Blgelow, Dean of Women
Fred B Hagen, Secretary and Registrar
University of Denver, Denver
Henry A Buchtel, LLD, Chancellor
Herbert A Howe, LI*D , Dean
Anne McKeen Shuler, Dean of Women
Western Holiness College and Bible Training
School, Colorado Springs
Jessie B Denny, President
Westminster College, Denver
Salem a Pattison, MA, President
CONNECTICUT
Trinity College, Hartford
Flavel Sweeten Luther, LL D , President
Wesleyan University, Mlddletown
Rev William Arnold Shanklin, LLD,
President
Frank W Nlcolson, Sec y of Faculty
Tale University, New Haven
Arthur T Hadley LLDf President
Frederick S Jones, M A , Dean Academical
Dept
Hanns Oertel Ph D , Dean Graduate School
Anson Phelps Stokes, Secretary
George Parmly Day, Treasurer
Alfred K Merrltt, Registrar
DELAWARE
Delaware College, Newark
George A Harter, Ph D , President
State College for Colored Students, Dover
W C Jason, A.M , President
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
American University, Washington
Franklin Hamilton, PhD, Chancellor
Catholic University of America, Washington
Right Rev Thomas J Shahan, D D , Rector
Charles F Borden, Registrar
George Washington University, Washington
Charles Herbert Stockton, LL D , President
Richard Cobb, Secretary
Howard L Hodgklns, Dean Arts & Sciences
Georgetown University, Washington
Rev Alphonsus S Donlon, S J , President
Godfrey F Ferris, Registrar
Gonzaga College, Washington
Rev Edward X Fink, SJ, President
Howard University (colored), Washington
Stephen Morrell Newman, LL D , President
Edward L Parka, Treasurer and Registrar
Potomac University, Washington
Ernest Warren Porter, Ph D , President
St John's College, Washington
Brother Flamian, F S C , President
Trinity College, Washington
Sister Julia, SND, President
Washington Christian College, Washington
Daniel B Motley, Ph.D, President
FLORIDA
Florida State College for Women, Talla-
hassee
Edward Conradi, PtuD , President
John B Stetson University, De Land
Rev Lincoln Hulley, Ph D , President
Palmer College, De Funlak Spgs.
Rov Lynn R. Walker, President
Rollins College, Winter Park
William F Blackman, PhD, President
Rev Arthur D Enyart, Dean
Bather B P Ferguson, Dean of Women
Southern College, Sutherland
W L Clifton, President
St Leo College, fet Leo
Right Rev Charles H Mohr Ph D , Presi-
dent
University of Florida, GalnestlHe
Albert Alexander Murphree, LL D , Presi-
dent
James N Anderson, Ph D , Dean
C L Crow, General Secietary
GEORGIA
Agnes Scott College, Decaf ur
Rev F H Galnes, DD, President
Atlanta Baptist College (colored), Atlanta
Rev John Hope, A M , President
Atlanta University (colored) y Atlanta
Rev Edward T Ware, President
Rev Myron W Adams Ph D , D*an
Bowdon College, Rowdon
W M Rogers, B P , President
Clark UnlversHy (colored) , Atlanta
William W Fostor Jr , D D . President
Emory College, Oxford
Rev James B Dickey, DD, President
PATTERSON'S AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL DIBEOTOBY
457
UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
Georgia— continued
Marist College, Atlanta
Rov George S Rapier, President
Mercer University, Macon
J T Sellers, MA, Acting President
Morris Brown University (colored), Atlanta
Rev W A Fountain, Ph D , President
North Georgia Baptist College, Morganton
Rev John A Pool, President
Piedmont College, Demorest
Frank E Jenkins, President
Shorter College, Rome
A W Van Hoose, President
Slillmore College, Stillmore
G E Usher, AB, President
L Diversity of Georgia, Athens
David C Barrow, LL D , Chancellor
Willis H Bocock, LL D , Dean Graduate
School
Thomas Walter Heed, Registrar
\\arthen College, Wrfghtsville
J C Brooks, President
Young Harris College, Young Harris
Rev Joseph A Sharp, President
IDAHO
College of Idaho, Caldwell
Rev William J Boone, D D , President
t Diversity of Idaho, Moscow
Mehin V Brannon, Fiesldent
T G Bldridge Ph D Dean
Ft i meal J French, Doan of Women
Fnncis Jenkins, Bmsar-Secretary
ILLINOIS
Augustana College, Book Island
Gustav A Andreen, PhD, President
Rev \ugust W KJellstrand, Secretary
Aurora College, Aurora
Orrfn Rcw* Jenka A B , B D , President
Austin College, BfBngham
Rev D R Bebont, President
Blackburn College, Carllnvllle
Rf>\ William M Hudson Ph D , President
Carthage College, Carthage
Karvey D Hoover, Ph D , President
Creal Springs College, Creal Springs
Mrs G B Murrah, President
1>« rani University, Chicago
Very Rev F X McCabe, President
Knreka College, Eureka
H O Prltohard, A M , President
S O Harroci, Registrar
Kwlng College, Bwtog
B. L Carr, D D, President
s Frances Harrlss, Registrar
G*n««eo Collegiate Institute, Geneseo
a Kope Thompson, President
Greenville College, Greenville
Eldon Grant Burrltt, AM, President
Hiding College* Ablngdon
Walter D Agnew* President
James A Whltted, Dean
<Mnr«nc'e S Mast, Financial Secretary
Illinois — continued
Illinois College, Jacksonville
Henry Charles Rammelkamp, Ph D , Presi-
dent
Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomlngton
Theodore Kemp, DD, President
Illinois Woman's College, Jacksonville
Joseph R Harker, Ph D , President
Martha C Weaver, A M , Dean
Albert C Metcalf BS, Registrar
James Mllllkln University, Decatnr
George E Fellows, Ph D , President
James D Rogrers, Dean Liberal Arts
Lillian M Walker, Dean of Women
Luc He M Bragg, Recorder
Knox College, Galesbnrg
Thomas McClelland, DD, LLD, President
William E Simonds, Ph D , Dean
Grace A Stayt, Dean of Women
Mary Scott, Registrar
lake Forest College, Lake Forest
John S Nollen, Ph D , President
Edith Denise, B L , Dean of Women
Robert P SIbley, Registrar
Lincoln College, Lincoln
J H McMurray, AM, President
Lombard College, Galesburg
Huber William Hurt, AM, President
Loyola University, Chicago
Rev Henry S Spalding, &J, President
Rev George J Leahey, Chancelloi & Sec'y
McKendree College, Lebanon
Rev John F Harmon, DD, President
Monmoulh College, Monmouth
Thomas H McMlchael, DD, President
Russell M Story, Secretary
Alice Wlnbigler, A M , Dean of Women
Northwestern College, Napervllle
Rev L H Seciger, D D , President
North went ern University, Evanston
Abram W Harris, LL D , President
Thomas F Holgate, LL D , Dean Lib Arts
William A Dyche, M A , Business Manager
Mary R Potter, M A , Dean of Women
Clarence S Marsh, Registrar
Rockford College, Rockford
Julia H Gulliver, PhD, President
Martha W Nye, AB, Registrar
Emma Enoch, Financial Secretary
Boutt College, Jacksonville
Very Rev J W Crowe, President
St Bede College, Peru
Rov Maurice Toole, OSB, Rector
St Francis Solanus College, Qulney
Very Rev For tuna tus Hausser, 0 F M ,
President
St* Ignatius College, Chicago
George J Leahy, S J , Vice President, 1076
W 12th
St Joseph's College, Teutopolis
Rev T H Storff, OF.F, President
St Stanislaus College^ Chicago
J L Zapala, A M , President, 1456 Division
St Vlateur'ft College, Bourbonaals
Rev J P O'Mahoney, CSV, President
Shurtloff College, Alton
George M Potter, D D , President
Daniel Q Ray, Registrar
G Esther Ohapln, Dean of Women
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PATTERSON'S AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY
UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
Illinois — continued
University of Chicago, Chicago
Harry Pratt Judson, LL D , President, 68th
St and Bills Ave
James K Angell, Dean Arts Faculties
Albion W Small, Dean Graduate School
Marlon Talbot, Dean of Women
Walter A Payne, University Recorder
Wallace Heckman, Business Manager
University of Illinois, Urbana
Edmund Janes James LL D , President
David Kmley, LL D , Dean Graduate Sch
Thomas Arkle Clark, Dean of Men
Mrs Mary B Fawcett, Dean of Women
Nathaniel Hay, Purchasing Agent
Charles M McConn Registrar
Westfield College, West field
H M Tipsword A M President
Joseph C Morgan, A M , Dean
Wheaton College, Wheaton
Charles A Blanchard, D D , President
Mrs Fidelia M Stotts Dean of Women
William and Vaehti College, Aledo
Frank C English A M , President
Wilson R Woodmansee, A B , Dean
Norburg W Thornton Financial Secretary
INDIANA
Baptist University of Indiana, Indianapolis
Rev James C Patton, DD, President
Butler College, Irving! on
Thomas C Howe, Fh D , President
Coocordla College, Fort Wayne
Rev Martin Luecke, Director
De Pauw University, Greencastle
- George R Grose, LL D , President
Edwin Post, Ph D , Dean
Bessie MIneiva Smith Dean of Women
Joseph T Dobell Registrar
Ear Hi am College, Richmond
Robert Lincoln Kelly LL D , President
Elisabeth Com id \ M Dtdu ol Women
Maty A J Ballard Registiai
Franklin College Franklin
R«v Elijah A Hanley DD, President
Melvin E Ciowell Dean
Mvron W Havms DD Financial \sent
Goshen College, Gosh en
Rev John £1 Hartzler Piesldent
C Heniy Smith, Ph D Dean
Daniel 8 Gerig A B Registrar
Hanover College, Ifonoter
Wfllfam A Mlllfs, LL D , President
Indiana Central rnlversitt, Indianapolis
Lewis Divls Bonebiake PhD, Piosldont
Indiana University, Bloomington
William Lowe Bryan Ph D , President
Horace A Hoffman Dean Ltboial Aits
Carrie L DoNIse Dtnn ol Women
John W Cravens Rfgistini
Ulysses Howe Smith Buisur
Manchester College, North Manchester
K C Blxlcr, Ph D , President
Moores Hill College, Moores Hill
Harry Andrews King, President j
Indiana— contin ued
Pnrdne UnUersity, Lafayette
W E Stone, LL D , President
Edward H Davis Registrar
Edward A Ellsworth, Bursar
Emma Mont McRae, Lady Principal
Rochester College, Rochester
F A Harrington, President
St Joseph's College, College\Hle
H W Lear, C P P S , President
Taylor University, Ipland
Rev M Vayhlnger, D D , President
Trl-State College, Angola
J J Brvant AM, President
Union Christian College, Meron
Rev O B Whittaker Ph D President
University of Indianapolis, Indianapolis
Oeoige E Hunt, Secretary, 131 E Ohio St
University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame
Rev John Cavanaugh CSC, President
Rev Matthew Schumacher Director of
Studies
Valparaiso Innersity, Valparaiso
Henry B Brown. A M , President
Oliver P Klnsev, AM, Vice-Piesldcnt
Harrison N Carver, Dean
Alvyn R HicKman, Registrar
Vmoennea tniversitj, Vintennes
Horace Ellis Ph D , President
Wabash College, Crawfordsvllle
Rev George Mackintosh D D , President
Jasper A Cragwall, Sc M , Registrar
Winona College, Winona Lake
Rev S C Dickey, President
IOWX
4mitv College College Springs
Rev R A McConaghi B D President
Btiena Vista College Storm I nke
Ro\ R D EC him Piesl<l*nt
MIIJ, ml ("Minimum-* liuMin
Central Holim>H* Inherit >, ( niici-nit* Park
Onorffp \ Mrl iiiffhlin I>1") Pi*ni(innt
7 inn a T3 Mark \ B D«nn
lohn \\ 1 oed\ US TUjJatrnr
Central (nltcrald of loua, IVHa
John L Be\I PhD Pr^sithnt
Charles Clt\ College, C'harlen < Ity
Lev FivdiilfK Schaub D l> , \ctlrix Pr* si
unit
Coe College, Cedar RapidH
Itr\ Tohn \ MirqulM I> J» II I) !'i,«
Mm la Tponnul \f v n<iin <*r \\onun
\\llliim M P\nns Rixlntiur
Corn* II College, Mmmt %ernon
Taints K Hitluii, LI ]> Pt*Kidmt
Hiunlin* H 1 IK j I I I> If< m
Man loniln, MII« f i ixl l». tn *>r \\onnit
. ml
John \ Hul D I) Pr* siil* nt
Drake tnherhlt? ]>«.* Moinm
I1II1 M« kllaixl H«ll, 1 I 1>, ]*i.itIi|(
Finlirlik <* \uitnn I't» I> 1». n« 1
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UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
Iowa — continued
German College, Mount Pleasant
Edwin 8 Havighorst, President
Graoeland College, Laraom
Samuel A Buigess AB, President
Grand View College, Des Molnes
Benedict Noidentoft, President
Grmnell College, Grmnell
J H T Main President
Frank F Almy, Dean of Men
Claia J \nderson, Dean of Women
Mai} E Simmons Registrar
Highland Park College, Des Molnes
O H Longwell Ph D , President
Lorln Stuckey, A M , Dean
Ida M Taylor, Dean of Women
George D Newcom Registrar
Humboldt College, Hnmholdt
J P Peterson, President
Iowa State College, Ames
Raymond A Pearson, LL D , President
Iowa Wesleyan College, Mount Pleasant
Edwin A Schell, Ph D , President
Elmer E Lvmer, Dean of College
Arthur L Eaton Registrar
Meander Clark College, Toledo
Marlon R Drury, President
Lenox College, Hop kin ton
Rf>v E E Reod D D President
Rev J W Paikhill Dtan and Registrar
Outlier College, Decorah
Rev C K Preus B A , President
MornlngsSde College, Sioux City
Alfred E Craig, PhD, DD, President
Slrlncv L. Ohnndlei D< in of Faculty
MiiiKaiet O Dolllvoi, Dean of Women
Ftfd E Ha\nps Registrar
OnUnloofltt College. Oftkaloosa
John Mol<*snei, Ph D Voting Piesident
Palmer College, Legrand
Ercy C Kerr, A M , President
Parsons College, Falrfleld
Lowell M McAfee, President
Maude A McBlroy, A M , Dean of Women
Penn College, Oskaloosa
David M Edwards, PhD, President
St*»phc n M Hadley, Ph D , Dean
William E Berry, Registrar
Mmpfton College, Tndianola
Francis I, Strickland, Ph D , President
AV M Dudley DD, Vice- Pies and Finan-
cial Agent
Mis Ell/nbeth Mai tin Doan of Women
St Joseph's College. Dnboorue
Very Hev Daniel M Gorman, LLD
President
State I nlversltv of Iowa, Towa City
John O Bowman President
\MIIInin C Wiling M* D Dean Lib Arts
Annn M Kllngonhagon, D«»an of Women
William Tutl«I MeOhesnoy, Financial Agent
\\HUnm H Bates, Acting Secretary
Kouet ('hf«tti Ensign, Examlnei and Reg-
istrar
Tabor College. Tabor
R*v George B Wood, DD, President
I'pper Iowa Vniversity, **?««*« _ .M .
TtlchftM Watson Cooper, L.H D , President
\Vartburg College, Clinton
Rev J Fritschel, A M , President
Iowa — continued
Western Iowa College, Council Bluffs
B P Miller, M A President
Western Union College, Lemars
Charles A Mock, Ph D President
Cl>de L Winter, Reglstrai and Secretary
KANSAS
Baker University, Baldwin
Rev Wilbur N Mason, D D , President
Osmon G Mark bam, A M , Dean
Alice D Porter, Dean of Women
Samuel Asher Deel, Registrar
Bethany College, IJndshorg
Ernest F Phllblad, AM, President
Bethel College, Newton
Rev J W Kllewer President
Campbell College, HoUon
W D Marburger, President
College of Emporla, Emporla
Rev Henry Coe Culbertson, B D , President
Daniel C Schaffner, A M , Dean
Conrad Vandervelde A M , Registrar
Cooper College, Sterling
Rev Ross T Campbell, D D , President
lalrmount College, Wichita
Rfv Henry B Thayer, LL D , President
Friends University, Wichita
Edmund Stanley, President
Haskell Institute, Lawrence
J R Wise Supeiintendent
Highland College, Highland
William C T Adams, Ph D , President
Kansas Christian College, Lincoln
C O Nlolson, AM, President
Kansas City University, Kansas City
Rev D 8 Stephens, D D , Chancellor
Kansas Weslevan tnivcireltj, Ballna
Rev Robert P Smith, D D , President
McPherson College, McPherson
John Addlson Clement, Ph D , President
Midland College, Atcfcfson
Rev Rufus B Peery, PhD, Piesldent
Ottawa University, Ottawa
Rev Silas B Price, DD, President
St Benedict's College, Atchlson
Right Rev Innocent Wolf, OSB, Presi-
dent
St. John's Lutheran College, Wlnfleld
A W Moyer, President
St Mary's College, St Mary
Rev Aioysius A Breen, SJ, President
Soule College, Dodge City
Rev E H Vaughan, Ph D , President
Southwestern College, WtaAeld
F K Mossman, Piesldent
University of Kansas, Lawrence
Frnnk Strong PhD, Chancellor
Fmnk W Hlafkmar, Dean Graduate Rthool
Olln Timplln, T)<mn College
George O Foster, Registrar
Kilwanl R Brown, bec'y ami Pm chasing
Agont
Waflhburn College, Topeka
Rev. Frnnk K. Sanders, PhD, President
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KENTUCKY
Ashland College, Ashland
Rev George H Reibald, B S , President
Berea College* Bereft
Rev William G Frost PhD, President
Bethel College, Bussellvllle
Harry G Brownell, B S , President
Central University of Kentucky, Danville
Rev F W Hinitt, PhD, President
Clinton College, Clinton
W H Buck MA, President
Cumberland College, Williaxnebuig
ffi H Wood, AM, President
Georgetown College, Georgetown
Maiden B Adams, LL D , President
Kentucky Wesleyan College, Winchester
J L Clark, President
Minerva College, Minerva
E L Gillie President
Ofirden College, Bowling Green
William M Pearce, AB, President
St Mary's College, 8t Mary
Very Rev Michael Jaglowicz, CLR , Presi-
dent
State University (colored), Louisville
Rev Wm T Amiger, LLD, President
State University of Kentucky, Lexington
Henry S Barker, LLD, President
Transylvania University, Lexington
R H Cressfleld, PhD, President
Union College, Barhoursvllle
Percy L Ports, President
University of Louisville, Louisville
John Patterson, LLD, Dean
LOUISIANA
Centenarj College of Louisiana, Shreves-
port
W L Weber LL D , President
College of the Immaculate Conception, New
Orleans
J D FoulKes S J President
Jefferson College. Convent
Very Rev R H Smith, SM, President
Leland University, New Orleans (colored)
R W Perkins, AM, President, 7018 St
Charles Avenue
Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge
Thomas D Boyd, LL D , President
Loyola University, New Orleans
Rev Alphonsus Elmer Otis, 8.J., President
Lulher College, New Orleans
F J Laukenau, President
Marauette University, New Orleans
Jesuit Fathers
Mt lebanon Male College, Mt Lebanon
Chas E Failey. President
New Orleans University, New Orleans (col-
ored)
Charles M Melden, Ph,D, President; C31S
St Charles Avenue
Newcomb Memorial College, New Orleans
Brandt Van Blarcom Dixon, LL D , Presi-
dent, 120 Washington Avenue
Southern University and A and M Col-
lege, New Orleans (colored)
M. A, Hill, President
Louisiana — continued
Straight University, New Orleans (colored)
Elbert M Stevens, AM, President, cor
Canal and So Tontl Streets
Tulane University of Louisiana, New Or-
leans
Robert Sharp, Ph D , President
Ben jam Crump, Secietary
MAINE
Bates College, Lewieton
Rev George C Chase, LL.D , President
Marianna Woodhull Dean of Women
Elizabeth D Chase, Registrar
Bowdoln College, Brunswick
Rev William De Witt Hyde, LL.D, Pres-
ident
Kenneth C M Sills, Dean of Faculty
Samuel B Furbish, Tieasurer
Colby College, Waterville
Arthur J Roberts, AM, President
Elizabeth Bass, Dean of Women
Herbert C Libby, Registrar
University of Maine, Orono
Robert J Aley, LLD, President
James Norris Hart, Dean
Elizabeth A Balentine, Registrar
Tan Bnren College, Tan Buren
Matthew Thouvenin, S M , President
MARYLAND
Blue Ridge College, New Windsor
Charles D Bonsack Acting1 President
Goucher College, Baltimore
William W Guth, Ph D President St Paul
and 23d Stieet
Eleanor Louisi Lord Ph D Dean
Carrie Mae Probst Registrar
Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore
Ira R em sen, LL D , President
William H Welch Chm n \Um Commit-
tee
Edward H Grlffln Dean College Faculty
Lmola College, Baltimore
Rev Wm J Ennis, S J , President » Mon-
ument and Calvert Streets
Maryland College for Women, LuthervIIle
Rev Charles W Gallagher, D D , Presi-
dent
Milton University, Baltimore
W James Heaps, Ph D , President, 310 W.
Hoffman Street
Morgan College (colored), Baltimore
Pev John O Spencer, Ph T> , President
Charles E Young, Dean
Mount St Mary's College, Emmitsburr
Very Rev B J Bradley, A M, President
New Windsor College, New Windsor
Rev James Fraaer, Ph D , President
Rock Hill College, EHIcott City
Rev Brother Dorotheus, President
St. Charles College, JEBlIlcott City
Rev 7 X McEenny, AM, President
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UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
Marj land— continued
St John's College, Annapolis
Thomas Fell, LLD, President
Sarah Bell, Registrar
St Joseph's Seminary, Baltimore
Rev Justin McCarthy, President
United States Naval Academy, Annapolis
Capt John H Gibbons, Superintendent
University of Maryland, Baltimore
Bernard Carter, LL D , Provost
Washington College, Chestertown
James W Gain, LL D , President
J 8 William Jones, Recorder
Western Maryland College, Westminster
Rev T H. Lewis, LLD, President
James Widdowson, A M , Dean
Margaret M Robinson, Preceptress
Woodstock College, Woodstock
Joseph F Hanaelman, SJ, President
Woman's College, Frederick
J H Apple, AM, President
Charles EJ Wehler, DD, Dean
Mrs Sarah O West, Lady Principal
K Canaille Shuford, Registrar
MASSACHUSETTS
American International College, Springfield
Rev R. DeWitt Mallary, DD, President
Amherst College, Amherst
Aleacandei Meiklejohn, LLD, President
George D Olds, LLD, Dean
Alfred S Goodale, Registrar
Boston College, Boston
Rev Charles W Lyons, SJ, President,
761 Harrison Avenue
Rev Hedmond J Walsh, Dean
Boston University, Boston
Lemuel Herbert Murlln, LL.D , President,
688 Boyleston
William B Huntlngton, Dean Graduate Sch.
William M Warren, Dean Liberal Arts
Clark College, Worcester
Edmund C. Sanford, PhD, President
James P Porter, PhD, Dean
Florence Chandler, Buisar
Clark University, Worcester
G Stanley Hall, LLD, President
William Jfl Story, Sec'y of Faculty
College of the Holy Cross, Worcester
Rev Joseph N Dlnand, SJ, President
Rev Jamt s A Mullen, 8 J , Dean
Harvard I nlverslty, Cambridge
Abbott Laurence Lowell, LL D , President
Le Baron H Brigga, Dean Aits & Sciences
Francis W Hunnewell, Comptroller
Charles F Mason, Bursar
Edward D Brandetfee, Regent
George W Cram, Recorder
Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley
Mary Eznma Woolley, LL.D, President
RadcHffe College, Cambridge
L« Baron Russell Briggs, LLD, President
gt, Joseph's College Lowll
Brother PrtscUHanus, President
Simmons College, Boston
Honry Lefavour, LL,D, President
Massachusetts — continued
Smith College, Northampton
Rev Marlon LeRoy Burton, LL D , Presi-
dent
Anna Louise Comstock, LittD, Dean
Mary Eastman, Registrar
Tufts College, Tufts College
William Leslie Hooper, LL D , Acting
President
John S KIngsley, Dean Graduate School
Frank G Wien, Dean Faculty Arts
Eugene E Shepard, Bursar
Carl Willis Hyland, Registrar
Wellesley College, Wellesley
Ellen F Pendleton, LLD, President
Angle Clara Chapin, Dean
Edith S Tufts, Registrar
Williams College, Wllllamstown
Harry A Garfleld, LL D , President
Frederick C Ferry, Ph D , Dean
Elmer A Green, Recorder
MICHIGAN
Adrian College, Adrian
Rev B W Anthony, LL D , President
Albion College, Albion
Samuel Dickie, LL D , President
Mrs Helen Knappen-Scripps, Dean of
Women
Charles E Barr, Registrar
Alma College, Alma
Thomas C Blaladell, PhD, Presideat
Mrs Mary M Fancher, Dean of Women
Hlllsdale College, HUlsdale
Joseph W. Mauck, LLD, President
Clark L Herron, Registrar
Hope College, Holland
Rev Ame Vennema, D D , President
Mrs Winnifred H Durfee, Dean of Women
Kalamaacoo College, Kalamazoo
Herbert Lee Stetson, DD, President
Bertha Hussey, Dean of Women
Olivet College, Olivet
Ellsworth G Lancaster, LLJ> , President
Thomas W Nadal, PhD, Dean and Regis-
trar
Georgia Laura White, PhD, Deam of
Women
University of Detroit, Detroit
Rev William F Dooley, SJ, President
Rev William T Doran, Perfect of Studies
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Harry Burns Hutching, LL.D, President
John R Efflnger, LLD, Dean
Myra Beach Jordan, Dean of Women
Arthur G Hall, Registrar
Chailes L Loos, Purchasing Agent
MINNESOTA
Albert Lea College, Albert Lea
John T Bergen, L.LD, President
Anna B Klermeier, Dean
Augsburg Seminary, Minneapolis
Rev George Sverdrup, Jr , President
Rev H N Hendrickson, Registrar
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Minnesota — continued
Carleton College, Northfleld
Donald J Cowling, Ph D , President
Luthei A Welgle, Ph D , JDean
William R Andeison, Reglstrai
Concordla College, Moorhead
Bev J A Aasgaard A M , President
J A Edquist Regis trai
Dr Martin Luther College, New Ulm
Re\ A Ackennann, A M , President
Gustavus Adolphus College, St Peter
Rev O J Johnson President
Hamllne I Diversity, St Paul
Rev Samuel Kerfoot, D D , President
Loren H Batcheldei, Dean
Macalester College, St Paul
T Mo ley Hodgman, LL D , President
Grand and Snelling Avenues
Northwestern College, Fergus Falls
A C Youngdahl A B , President
Parker College, WInnebago
Rev B V Dubois, D D President
Park Region Lutheran College, Fergus
Falls
Rev D G Riatad, Piesident
St John's I Diversity, Collegevllle
Rt Rev Peter En gel Ph D , President
St Olaf College, Northfleld
Rev J N Klldahl, President
Ingebrikt F Grose, Reglstiar
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis
George Edgar Vincent, LL D , President,
University and 14th Avenues
John F Downey, Dean Arts and Science
Margaret Sweenej, Dean of Women
Ernest B Fierce Registrar
George H Hajes Comptroller
MISSISSIPPI
Millsaps College, Jackson
Rev A F Watkins, President
Mifflin W Swaitz Treasuiei
Mta&issippi College, Clinton
John W Provlne, LL D , President
Rust Cnhersitv (colored), Holly Springs
Rev Times T Docking, Ph D , President
Southern Christian College West Point
Horsla Baker Abeinethy A M President
tnivewltv of Mississippi, University
\ A ICincannon, LL D , Chancellor
MISSOURI
Carloton College, Farmington
Dr Edgar Moncena Smith, President
Central College, Fayette
William A Webb , A B President
Samuel A Jeff era Registiai
Central Wesleian College, Warrenton
Rev Otto E Krloge, D D , President
Eugene Welffenbach, Dean
Ed vi aid H Knehans, Registrai
Christian Brothers College, St. Louis
Brother Lawrence Slxtus, President, East-
ern and King's Highway
Missouri — continued
Christian tnnersltj, Canton
far1 Johann LL. D President
Louis S Cupp Chancellor
Dexter Christian College, Dexter
George T Smith, Principal
Drury College, Springfield
Rev J H McMurtry, Ph D President
Arthur Pmcknej Hall Dean
Alice Logan Wmgo Dean ol \\omen
George B Smith College (colored), Sedalia
Rev George Evans A M , President
La Grange College, La Grange
Rev J T Muir LL D , President
Marlonville College, Mariomille
Rev L G Resei DD Piesident
MibRouri Valley College, Marshall
Rev W H Black DD, President
Missouri Wesleyan College, Cameron
H R Do Bra, D D , President
Odessa College, Odessa
L H Gehman A M President
Palmer College, Albany
Rev E A Watkins President
Anna I Helfenstem Dean ol "Women
Park College, ParkvIIle
A L Wolfe, PhD Dean
Claia M Haynle, Dean of \\omen
Pike College, Bowling Green
Lulu M Collins Ph D , President
Prltchett College, Glasgow
U S Hall, AB, President
St Louis University, St Louis
Rev Bernard J Otting, S J , President
St Vincent's College, Cape Glrardean
Veiy Rev T F Levan CM, President
Scarrltt-Morrlsvllle College, Morrisxille
Re\ Louis C Perry, A M , President
Southwest Baptist College, Bolixar
Rev E L Burks President
Ttirkio College, Tarklo
Rev J A Thompson D D , Provident
Paio Mnn Dt in ol \\onun
limeislti of Missouri, Columbia
Albert Ross Hill LL D , President
7ohn P Toms Dt in FiculU Aifa
Isidor I neb Dem LnlveisitN {• it ull\
Ex a Johnston \d\isoi n( \\ <mi< n
Jtiemiah O Bibb InhiiHit^ sttntu\
livin Suitzlei KeKlstiai
Washington University, St Louis
Skinner Road, opp Lindell Boulevard
Dnvld P Houston LL D Chancellor
Frederic A Hall L H D X^tlng Chancellor
John L Ltnves Dean of colUj?e
West Plains College, West Plains
H H Webb, President
Western Bible XJterary College* Odessa
R N Gardner B8, President
Westminster College, Fnlton
Rev Charka r> Bovine, President
B H Mjmiuosfl HiKlstiai
Will Mnyfleld College, Marble Hill
J Hendershot, President
William Jewell College, Liberty
Rev J P Greene, LLD, President
J O Clink See \ ol Fimiln
J K (\>ok Titwguni
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UNIVERSITIES AND COLLrEO-ES
MONTANA
College of Montana, Deer Lodge
Henry R Fancher, President
Alida Degelei, Dean of Girls
Montana Wesley an L Diversity, Helena
Re\ C L Bovard, Ph B f President
\lbeit C Hoo\er Vice-Pi esident
I ni\ ersit% of Montana, Missonla
Edwin Boone Craighead, LL D , President
James D Dunlap Registrar
NEBRASKA
Bellc\ue College, Bellevue
Rev Stephen W Stookey, LL D , Presi-
dent
Ansel A Tjlei, PhD, Dean
Minnie L Caitei Dean of Women
Cotner L Diversity, Bethany
William Oeschger, LL D , Chancellor
Crelghton University, Omaha
Rev Eugene A Magevney, S J , President
Dana College, Blair
C X Hanson, President
Donne College, Crete
Rev David Brown, LL D , President
Fremont College, Fremont
\\ H Clemmons, President
Grand Island College, Grand Island
Re\ Mr Tatt, President
Hastings College, Hastings
R B Clone Ph B Pi esident
Nebraska \\eslejan University, I Diversity
Place
Clark A Fulmei President
Spalding College, Spaldlng
Victor Brown, President
Inlon College, College View
Fredeilck Griggs, MS, President
MIH Vnnu B bhpphenl, Pieceptress
H \ Moulson, Business Manage i
I nlverslty of Nebraska, Lincoln
Samuel A very, Ph D , Chancellor
("hailes E Bessey, Head Dean
A Ike B ESnsign, Adviser to Womon
Rdunitl M Rut ledge, Registrar
Hfulun A Evans, Purchasing Agent
I nh erslty of Omaha, Omaha
Daniel E Jenkins, LL D , President
Hans Jt Ktiiio Registrar
York College, York
\MlHnm I Sthtll, DD, Pioaidtnt
NEVADA
lnl\er*lt> of Nevada, Reno
Joseph Edward Stubbs, LL D , President
r*oul*t> M Slsaa,
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Dartmouth College, Hanover
Rev Ernest Fox Nichols, LL D , Presi-
dent
rravpn hftjroock, Dean
HmxHrtl M Tibhetts Reglstiar
Homt'» K K«*yc»s, Husiness Director
New Hampshire — continued
St Anselm's College, Manchester
Very Rev Ernest Helmstetter, O S B,
President
NEW JERSEY
Princeton University, Princeton
John Grier Hibben, LL D , President
Andrew F West Dean Giaduate School
Heniy B Pine Dean Depte of Science
William F Magie, Dean ot Faculty
Howard McClenahan Dean of College
Chailes H Jones, Registrar
Henij G Duffleld Tieasurei
Charles W McAlpIn, Secretary
Rntgers College, New Brunswick
WHS Demarest, LL D , President
Irving Strong Up son, Registrar
St Benedict's College, Newark
Rt Rev Abbott Ernest OSB, Piesidtnt
Rev P Cornelius, Prefect of Studies
St Peter's College, Jersey City
Rev Joseph Mulry. SJ, President
Rev Joseph T Piendcrgast, Piefect
Seton Hall College, South Orange
Very Rev James F Mooney, D D , Presi-
dent
Upsala College, Kenllworth
Rev Peter Froeberg, B D , President
L A Lawson Registrar
V H Kiantz, Bursar
NEW MEXICO
Inlverslty of New Mexico, Albuquerque
David R Boyd, Ph D , President
Josephine S Puisons, Secietaiy-Ro^lBtiai
NEW YORK
Adelpht College, Brooklyn
S. Parks Cadman, Ph D , Acting Presi-
dent
<<h%rlottc> Merrill, Buraai
Heniietta M Fleming, Becietaty-Hogistiar
Alfred Tnlverslty, Alfred
Rev Boothe C Davis, Ph D , President
Alpheus B Kenyon, Dean and Registrar
Barnard College, New York
Virginia C Gildersleeve, LL,D , Dean
19th and Broadway
William T Browstu, Provost
N W LlffS^tt, Buiunr
Anna K H Meyer, Roglstiai
Brooklyn College, Brooklyn
Rev John O'Rourke, S J , President
Canlslus College, Buffalo
R«v George J Krim, SJ, President, ftftl
Washington
Colgate University, Hamilton
Elmer Burrltt Bryan, LL D , Prudent
William Henry (Vawihaw, Dean
Tohn Oroonc, Ph I) , Associate Dean
College of New Rochelle, New Rochelle
Rrv M O OFarrell, President
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New York— continued
College of St Francis Xavler, New York
Rev Joseph H Rockwell, SJ, President,
80 "W 16th
College of the City of New York
John H Finley, LLB, President, 17 Lex-
ington Avenue
Arvid B Anderson, Registrar
Columbia College, Columbia University, New
York
Frederick P Keppel, Lltt B , Bean, 116th
and Amsterdam
Colombia University, New York
Nicholas Murray Butler, LL D , President,
116th and Amsterdam
William H Carpenter, Provost
Frank D Frackenthal Secretary
Frank A Dickey, Registrar
Charles S Banielson, Bursar
Cornell University, Ithaca
Jacob Gould Schurman, LL B , President
Thomas F Crane, Acting President
Ernest G Merrltt, Dean Graduate School
Bavid F Hoy, Registrar
Elmlra College, Elmlra
Rev Alexander Cameron Mackenzie,
LLJD, President
Fordham University, Fordham
Thomas J McCluskey, SJ, President
Hamilton College, Ollnton
Rev M Woolsey Stryker, LL.B, President
Hobart College, Geneva
Lyman P Powell, LLB, President
Kenka College, Keuka Park
Joseph A. Serena, LL B , President
Manhattan College, New York
Rev Brother Edward, President, Broadway
and W 131st
New York University, New York
Elmer Ellsworth Brown, LL B , Chancel-
lor, University Heights
Frank A Fall, Bursar
George C Sprague Registrar
Niagara University, Niagara Falls
Very Rev M A. Brennan, C M , President
Pratt Institute, Brooklyn
Frederick B Pratt. MA., Chairman, 215
Hyerson ,
St Bonaventwe's College, Allegheny
Rev Fid ells J Reynolds, President
St Francis College, Brooklyn
Brother David, President, 41 Butler
St Francis Xavler College, New York (Man-
hattan Boro)
Rev T J McCluskey, S J , President
St John's College, Brooklyn
Rev John W Moore, President, Willough-
by and Lewis
St John's College, New York
Rev Banlel J Qulnn, SJ, President
St Lawrence University, Canton
Rev Almon Gunnlson, LL B , President
Edwin L Hullett, Registrar
St Stephen's College, Annandale
Rev William C Rodgers, LLB, President
John C Robertson, Sec'y of Faculty
Robert G Robb, Registrar
Irvllle F Bavldson, Bursar
New York — continued
Syracuse University, Syracuse
Rev James Roscoe Bay, LL B , Chancel-
lor
Frank Sm alley, Bean Liberal Arts
Jean M Richards, Bean of Women
Carlton C Wilbor, Registrar
BeWitt B Thompson, Financial Sec'y
Union College, Scheneotady
Rev Charles A Richmond, B B , President
Benjamin H Ripton, Bean
Union University, Albany
Rev Chas. Alexander Richmond, LLB,
Chancellor
University of Buffalo, Buffalo
Chas P Norton, A B , Chancellor
University of Rochester, Rochester
Rev Rush Rhees, LLB, President
Frederick J Bliss, Bean for Men
Annette G Monroe, Bean for Women
Agnes B Smith Recorder
Vassar College, Poughkeepsie
Rev James M Taylor, LL B , President
Ella Me Caleb, Bean
Wagner Memorial Lutheran College, Roch-
ester
Herman B Kroeling, President
Wells College, Aurora
R L Zabrlskle, Acting President
Mrs Max Pluttl, BA, Bean
Mary A Hotchklas, Registrar
NORTH CAROIJNA
Atlantic Christian College, Wilson
Rev Jesse C Caldwell, President
Bennett College, Greensboro
Rev S A Peeler, A M , President
Blddle University (colored), Charlotte
Rev H L McCrorey, BB, President
Catawba College, Newton
John F Buchhelt, A M , President
Concordla College, Conover
Rev H B Hemmeter President
Davenport College, Lenolr
Charles C Weaver Ph B , President
Davidson College, Davidson
W J Martin, LLB President
John B Shearer, Vice-President
Cornelia Shaw Registrar
John L Bougies, Treasurer Bursar
Elon College, Elon College
W A Harper, LLB, President
John V Newman, B B , Bean
W C Wicker, Registrar
R A Campbell, Bursar
Gnllford College, Gullford College
L Lyndon Hobbs, LL B , President
Budley B Carroll, Bean
Holman Christian University, Black Moa
tain
J C Coffarlns, President
Lenolr College, Hickory
"Rev R L Fritz, A M , President
Livingstone College (colored) , Salisbury
Rev William H Color, D D , President
Rutherford College, Rutherford College
M T. Hlnshaw, President
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UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
North Carolina — continued
St. Mary's College, Belmont
Rev Leo Haid, O S B , Rector
Shaw University (colored), Balelgu
Charles F Meserve, LL D , President
Charles R Frazer, Bean
Trinity College, Durham
William Preston Few. PhD, President
William I Cranford, Dean
Dallas W Nevisom Tteasurei -Registrar
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
F P Venable, LL D , President
Edward K Graham, Dean Llbeial Arts
Charles L RAper, Dean Graduate School
Thomas J Wilson, Registrar
Julius A Warren, Treasurer-Bursar
Wake Forest College, Wake Forest
William Louis Poteat, LLD, President
Charles E Brewer, Dean
Elliott B Barnshaw, Bursar-Secretary
Weaver College, WeavervlUe
W A Newell, President
NORTH DAKOTA
Fargo College, Fargo
John W Hansel, President
B Wan en Brown Dean
Jamestown College, Jamestown
Barend H Kroeze, DD, President
Northwestern College, Vel\a
M H Norman, President
Bockford College, New Rockford
Rev W W Hart, A B , Principal
Iniversity of North Dakota, University
Frank L McVey, LLDr President
Melvin A Brannon, Doan Liberal Arts
J Louise Marcley, Registrar
James W Wllkerson, Purchasing Agent
Wesley College, Grand Fork*
Rev Edward P Robertson, A M , President
OHIO
Anlioeh College, Yellow Springs
Rev S D Fess LLD, President
Anhland College, Ashland
William D Furry, Ph D , President
Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea
Rev Arthur L Breslich, Ph D , President
Charles W Hrrtrler, Dean
F Gertiude Atkins, Dean of Women
Hllbert F Fleken Registrar
Bluffton College and Mennonifa Seminary,
Blnffton
K Mosiman Ph D President
Capital University, Columbus
Otto Mees, DD» President
Ctdarvllle College, CtedarrlUe
Rev, David McKinney, DD, President
H*v W R McChesney Dean
Frank A Jurkat, Registrar
Defiance College, Defiance
Rev P Wesley McReynolds, AM., Presi-
dent
Ohio— continued
Denlson University, GranvlUe
Clark W Chamberlain, President
Richard S Colwell, Dean
Elmer B Hopkins, Treas -Bus Manager
Mary H Hunt Registrar
Flndlay College, Flndlay
Rev William H Guyei, President
Franklin College, New Athens
Rev E M Baxter, D D , President
Heidelberg University, Tiffin
Rev Charles E Miller, DD, President
Maiy Isabel Park, Dean of Women
Thomas H Sonnedecker, Registrar
Hiram College, Hiram
Miner Lee Bates, AM, President
Edwin Lester Hall, Registrar
Vernon Stauffer, Dean of Men
Anna Laura Gould, Dean of Women
Kenyon College, Gambler
Rev William F Pierce, LHD, President
Baker New ha 11, Registrar
Lake Brie College, Palnesvllle
Vivian B Small, MA, President
Lebanon University, Lebanon
Wallace ffl Miller, President
Marietta College, Marietta
G W HInman President
Tosoph Manley Dean
Diaper T Schoonover, Rcgistiar
Miami University, Oxford
Raymond M Hughes, Acting President
Eduaid 13 Brandon Dean
Elinbrth Hamilton Dean of Women
Geoige S Bishop, Business Director
Julia R Bishop, Registrar
Mount Union-Solo College, Alliance
W H McMnster, D D , President
Tohn B Bowman, Dean
Harriet N Mai ah, Dean of Women
Mt. Vernon College, Mt Vernon
Norrls W Lawrence, President
Muaklngum College, New Concord
Rev J Knosc Montgomery, D,D , PresUent
Chester J Marshall, Registrar
Oberlln College, Oberlln
Rev Henry Churchill King, LLD, Presi-
dent
Charles N Cole, Dean of College
Edward A Miller, Dean of Men
Florence M Fitch Dean of Women
F Isabel Wolcott Registrar
George M Jones, Secretaiy
Ohio Northern Tnlverstty, Ada
Albert Bdwin Smith, Ph D , President
Alfa Holmes, Auditor and Registrar
Ohio State University, Columbns
Rev William O Thompson, LLD*, Presl-
Wllliam MePheison, Dean Graduate School
Joseph V Danney, Dean of Arts
Caroline M Breyfogle, Dean of Women
Edith D Cocklns, Registrar
Carl B Steeb, Bursar- Secretary
Ohio University, Athens
Mston Ellis, LLD, President
K<3wln W Chubb, Dean Libeial Arts
Bit l>unkl«s Registrar
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Ohio — continued
Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware
Rev Herbert Welch, LLD. President
Richard T Stevenson, Vice-President
Cyrus B Austin, Dean of Women
William G Hormell, Dean of Men
William B Smyser, Registrar
Ottcrbein University, Westervllle
Rev Walter D Cllppinger, B D , President
Noah B Cornetet, Reglstrai
Oxford College, Oxford
Jane Sherzer, Pli D , President
Grace B MacLean, Dean
Richmond College, Richmond
Rev Charles Hellwell, Ph D , D D , Pres
Rio Grande College, Rio Grande
Rev Simeon H Bing, President
St Ignatius College, Cleveland
Rev John B Furay, SJ, President, 30th
and Carroll, N W
St. John's University, Toledo
Rev John A Weiand, SJ, President
St. Mary's College, Dayton
Bernard P O Reilley S M , D D
St Xavier Collegre, Cincinnati
Rev Francis Helermann, S J, President,
Sycamore and 7th
Toledo University, Toledo
Charles A Cocicayne, Ph D , President
University College, Oak Hill
G James Jones, A M , President
University of Akron, Akron
Parke R Kolbe, Ph D , President
Albert I Spanton, Dean
University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati
Charles W Dabney, LL D , President,
Clifton Avenue
Louis T More, Ph D , Dean Liberal Arts
Joseph E Harry, Dean Graduate School
Bmllie W McVea, Dean of Women
Daniel Laurence, Secretary
Lelia A Garvin Registrar
University of Wooster, Wooster
Rev Louis Edward Holden, LL D , Presi-
dent
Ellas Compton, Dean
Lester B Wolfe, Registrar
Winona A Hughes Dean of Women
Urbana University, Urbana
Rev Russell Baton, DD, President
West Lafayette College, West Lafayette
Rev Aubrey P Hess, Ph D President
Western College for Women, Oxford
Mar> A Sawyer, Acting President
Western Reserve University, Cleveland
Rev Charles F Thwlng, LL D , President
11109 Bellflower Rd
Winifred G Leutner, Ph D , Dean
R W Deering, Dean Graduate School
Ruth S Hutchinson, Dean of Women
D C Mathews Executive Secretary
Wllberfone I Diversity (colored), Wllber-
force
William S Scarborough LL D , President
Barl E Finch Dean
Wilmington College, Wilmington
Samuel H Hodgin, AB, President
"Wittenberg College, Springfield
Rev Charles G Heckert, D D President
Alvin F Linn, Registrar
OKLAHOM 1
Epworth University, Oklahoma
Rev George H Bradford, D D , President
Hargrove College Ardmore
W H Martin, D D President
Henry Kendall College, Tulsa
Frederick W Hawley, D D President
Thomas F Baniei Beglstiai
Kingfisher College, Kingfisher
Rev Calvin B Mood} D D President
Methodist t Diversity of Oklahoma, Gnthrie
William Fielder, LL D , Acting Chancellor
James W Majbem Dean
Chester S McCrelght, Registrar
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical Col-
lege, Stillwater
J H Connell, M S? , President
Oklahoma Baptist Unnersit*, Shawnee
Rev J M Carroll D D, President
Oklahoma Methodist College. Maskogee
Rev A C Millar, AM, President
Oklahoma Uesle^an College, Oklahoma
Rev W H Shelton, D D , President
Oklahoma State Baptist College, Biaokwell
Rev A B Baten, D D , President
Phillips Christian University, Enid
Rev B V Zollars, DD, President
Arthur F Reltei, Dean Liberal Arts
Frances B McGarvey, Dean of Women
Southwest Baptist College, Hastings
Rev J M Dyer, President
University of Oklahoma* Norman
Stratton D Brooks, L L.D , President
James S Buchanan, Dean
Albert H Van Vleet, Dean Graduate School
Enett R Newby, Seci etary-Regletrar
OREGON
Albany College, Albam
H M Crooks, A M , President
Columbia Fnhereltv, Portland
Rev Joseph J Gnllaghrr C ^ C Presi-
dent, University Park
Dallas College, Dallas
Abraham A Winter A M \cting Dean
McMinmllle College, WcMInmille
Rev L W Riley, A M Picsidont
Bmanuol Noithup Doan
Fied C Boughton Rosistiar
Oregon Agricultural College, CoriaUIft
William J Keir D S< 1'iesldent
Pacific College, Xewberg
Levl T Pennington, A B Pios
Emma M Hodgin Sociitnr\
Pacific I Diversity, Forest <»rote
Charles J Bushnell Ph D Pnatdont
Mary F Fninham D*»nn of \\<mnn
Arthur M Hi an Hrgistrnr
Philomath College, Philomath
Rev M R Drury, M 9 , President
Reed College, Portland
William F Foster, LL D , President
Eleanor Rowland, Donn of Women
Alexander H Me Gem an, Troas -Bus Ugr
University of Oregon, Eugene
P L Campbell, B V , President
John Straub, M \ , Dean
M Ruth Guppy, Dean of Women
A R Tiffany, Registrar
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UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
Oregon— continued
Willamette University, Salem
Rev Fletcher Hoxnan, A M , President
Edward H Todd, Vice-President
Gajlard H Patterson, Dean
PENNSYLVANIA
Albright College, Myerstown
Dr Bowman, D D President
Alleghenv College, Meadville
Rev William H Crawford, LL D , Presi-
dent
Alice H Spa 1 ding1, Dean of Women
Guy E Snavelv, Registrar
Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr
M Carey Thomas, LL D , President
Marlon Rellly, A B , Dean
Maria W Smith Business Manager
Bncknell University, Lewisburg
John Howaid Harris, LL D , President
Frank E Rockwood Dean
Thomas A Bd\\ards, Dean for Women
Dickinson College, Carlisle
Eugene Mien Noble LHD, President
James H Moigan, Dean
Lucretia J Me \nney Dean of Women
Oropsie College, Philadelphia
Cyrus Adler PhD, Piesident
Elizabethtown College, EHzabethtoxvn
D C Reber AM, Pd D , President
Elizabeth Mojei Puccptress
Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster
H>nry Harbaugh Appel, D D , President
An s* km \ Hiestoi, Reglstiai
Gene* a College, Beaver rails
Rev William H George, A M , President
Helen B McClIntock, Dean of Women
Robe tt J Me Isaac, Reglstiat
Grove City College, Groxe Citv
A T Armond, LL D President
Haverford College, Haverford
Isaac Sharpless, LL D , President
Oscar M chase, Registrar
Hickory Academy, McDonald
Lloyd t" Pnxton Principal
Juniata College, Huntingdon
J Harvoy Brumbnugh, AM, President
A W Dupli f A B Rfgistrni
Mis Ma»*hu shont?, Preceptress
Lafayette College, Easton
Ethrlbert D Wnrrteld, LL D , President
Rrlwuttl Unit PhD Dean
rh ult & It Giotn KcprlBtim-Tiensuier
lASalle College, Philadelphia
Rev Brother D Bdward, FSC, President,
1240 N Broad
Lebanon Valley College. Annville
Rev G D Goasard, D D , President
John K Lehman, fteuttary
Fulba I- Tohnsnn, Denn of Women
I*eh1yh tnhersity, So. Bethlehem
Henrv S. Drinker, LL,D , President
Joseph F Klein, Dean
Raymond W Walters, Registrar
Lincoln t'nlverstty (colored), Lincoln tJnl-
.
Rev Jno B Kendall, D D , President
Penns> Ivania — continued
Mnhlenberg College, Allentown
Rev John A W Haas D D , President
George T Bttinger, Dean
PennsjUama College, Gettysburg
William Anthony Granville, LL D , Presi-
dent
Philip M Bikle, Ph D , Dean
Marv H Hines, Preceptress
Cl\de B Stover Registrar
Pennsylvania College for Women, Pittsbnrg
Rev H D Lindsay, DD, President
Cora H Coolldge Dean
Pennsylvania State College, State College
Edwin Brie Sparks, LL D , President
Arthur Holmes, Dean of Faculty
Pittsburgh College, Pittsburgh
Very Rev M A Hehtr, President, Bluff
and Shingles
Boanoke College, Philadelphia
John Alfred Morehead, D D , President
St Fidelfs College, Herman
Rev Cassia n HartI, O M Cap, Director
St Francis College, Loretta
Very Rev Angelus Laughlln, TOR, Presi-
dent
St. Joseph's College, Philadelphia
Rev Charles Davey, S J , President, 17th
and Stiles
St Vincent's College, Beattv
Rev Leander Schnerr, O S B , Director
Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove
Rev Charles T Alkens, D D , President
Svtarthmore College, Swarthmore
Joseph Swain LL D , President
Heniietta J Meeteer Dean
William V AUxandpi, Rcglstrni
Temple University, Pliiladephia
Rev Russell H Conwell, LL D , President
Laura H fa in ell Dean
Thlel College, Greenville
Rev C Theodore Benze, D D , President
I'nlversity of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Edgar Fans Smith, LLD, Provost
Joslah H Penniman, Vtce-Provost
Arthur H Qulnn, Dean College Faculty
Eduaul Robins, Secretary
flpoige K Nitzsohe, Recorder
William O Miller, Bursar
University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh
Rev S B McCormick, LL D , Chancellor
Albf7t B Frost, Rogisliar
Samuel B Llnhart, Univorsity Secretary
James W Harve\, Financial Secretary
Vrslnus College, College\ille
Rev George Leslie Oxnwake, D D, Dean
Whorton A Kline, Dean
Villanova College, Villanova
Rev Bidward G Dohnn, O S A , President
Tlev M T Oorcoran, OS A, Vice-P»esldent
Volant College, Volant
C F Ball, A M , President
Washington and Jefferson College, Washing-
ton
Rev James D Moffatt, LL D , President
Waynesburg College, Waynesburg
E F Baiter, President
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Pennsylvania — continued
Westminster College, New Wilmington
Rev Robert MoWatty Russell, LLD
President
Charles Freeman, Ph D , Dean
Wilson College, Ghambersburs;
Anna J McKeag, Ph D , President
Frances L Knapp, Registrar
G H Bartle, Business Manager
RHODE ISLAND
Brown University, Providence
William Herbert Perry Faunce, LI* D
President
Otis B Randall, PhD, Dean
Lida S King, Dean Women s Dept
Frederick T Guild, Registrar-Secretary
Rhode Island State College, Kingston
Howard Edwards, LL D , President
Sarah W Landes, Dean of Women
Alice B Beale, Bursar
SOUTH CAROLINA
Allen University (colored), Columbia
Rev W W Beckett, President
Claflin College (colored) Orangeburg
Rev L M Dunton, AM President
College of Charleston, Charleston
Harrison Randolph, LL D , President
H F Wagrener, Ph D , Registrar
Erskine CoUege, Due West
Rev James S Moffatt, LL D , President
Furman University, Greenville
Rev Edwin M Poteat, LLD, President
Harrison College (colored), Abbeville
Thomas H Amos, President
Leesvllle College, LeesvlUe
L B Hay nee, A M , President
Newberry College, Newberry
Rev John H Harms, A M , President
Presbyterian College of South Carolina,
Clinton
Rev Davlson MacDowell Douglas, Presi-
dent
Almon E Spencer, Bursar
University of South Carolina, Columbia
Andrew C Moore, LL D , Dean
George McCutchen, Secretary
Sarah F FlcklJng, Treasurer
Wofford College, Spartanburg
Henry N Snyder, LL D , President
J E Gamewell, AM, Secretary
SOUTH DAKOTA
Dakota Wesleyan University, Mitchell
William G Seam on, PhD, President
Freeman College, Freeman
Rev Edison Most man, Th D , President
Huron College, Huron
Harry M Gage, A M President
Redfleld College, Redfleld
E A Fath, LL D , President
South Dakota — continued
Sioux Falls College, Sioux Falls
IDdward F Jorden, President
A W Fauquet, A M , Dean
South Dakota State CoUege, Brooklngs
George L Brown, Ph D , Dean
Winifred Van Husen, Registrar
University of South Dakota, Vermilion
Robert L Slagle, Ph D , Pres
fflllwood C Perisho Dean of College
Luella Townley, Preceptress
John H Julian, Secretary-Registrar
Yankton College, Yankton
Rev Henry K. Warren, LL D , President
TENNESSEE
American University of Harrlman, Harri-
man
James A Tate, A M , President
Bethel College, McKenzie
N J Finney, AM, President
Burritt College, Spencer
W S Graves, AM, President
Carson and Newman College, Jefferson City
Jesse McGarlty Burnett, D D , President
Christian Brothers College, Memphis
Rev Brother Edward, F S C , President
Cumberland University, Lebanon
Rev Winstead P Bone, DD, President
T P Wooten, Treasurer
Pish University (colored), Nashville
Herbert H Wright, MA., Dean
Gail Lowry, Dean of Women
Hlawasslee College, Sweetwater
Rev Eugene Blake, D D , President
King CoUege, Bristol
Rev Tllden Sherer, D D , President
Knoxvllle College (colored), Knoxville
Rev Palph W McGranahan D D Presi-
dent
Re\ Herbert M Tel lord Dean
lane College (colored), Jackson
James Franklin Lane, A M , President
F H Rodger 8t D D Dean
Lincoln Memorial Lni\ersity, Cumberland
Gap
George V Hubbcll, Ph D , President
Thomas B Foid, Dean
Maryville College, MaryvUIe
Rev Samuel Tyndale V> 11 son, D D , Presi-
dent
Milligan CoUege, Johnson City
Rev T E TJtterback, Piesldent
Milligan College, Milligan College
B W McDlarmid, A M , President
Roger Williams University (colored) , Nash-
ville
Rev P B Guernsey, A M , President
Southwestern Presbyterian I nlverclty,
Clarksvllto
Rev William Dinwlddie, LLD, Chancel-
lor
George F Nicolassen, Vice-Chancellor
Swift Memorial CoUege (colored), Roger*-
ville
Rev W H Franklin, D I) , President
PATTERSON'S AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY
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Tennessee— continued
Tusculum College, Tusculum
Rev Charles O Gray, DD, President
Land on C Haynes, Dean
T S Rankin, Bursar
Inion University, Jackson
Richard More head Inlow, D D , President
University of Chattanooga, Chattanooga
Rev John H Race, AM, President
W W Hooper AM DD, Dean
University of Middle Tennessee, Tullahoma
Enoch A. 'Fritter, AM, President
University of Tennessee, Knoxvffle
Brown Ayres, PhD, LL D , President
James D Hoskins, AM, LL B , Dean
Catharine A Mulligan, B A, Dean of
Women
Thomas D Morris, Bursar-Registrar
University of the South, Sewanee
William Bonnell Holly, M A , Vice-Chancel-
lor
Walter Hullihen, PhD, Dean
Rev Arthur H Noll, Registrar
University of West Tennessee, Jackson
M V Lynk. MS, LL.B , President
Vanderbilt University, Nashville
James H Klrkland, LLl>, Chancellor
Wilbur P Tlllett, Vice-Chancellor
J E Hart, "Registrar
Walden University (colored), Nashville
Rev John A Kuinler, DD, President
Washington College, Washington College
James T Cooter, MA, D D , President
William J Wilkinson, Dean
W M Copp, Bursar
TEXAS
Austin College, Sherman
Rev Thomas S Clyce, President
Charles C Scott, Vice-Chm'n Faculty
Baylor I Diversity, Waco
3 P Brooks. LLD, President
John L Kesler, A M , Dean
Francis M Allen, Registrar
Bishop College (colored), Marshall
C H Maxson, President
Lulu B Fowler, Preceptress
Burleson College, Greenville
B Li Compere, A B , President
Daniel Baker College, Brownwood
Kinsley P Junkin, tiL D , President
Albert B Portor, Doan
Deoatur Baptist College, Decatur
Rev William Charles Carver, President
Flo* dad* Presbyterian College, Vloydada
President
Fort Worth University* Fort Worth
William Fielder, DD, President
Howard Payne College, Brownwood
James M Carroll, D D , President
Frederick El Bmith, Dean
Paul Qninn College (colored), Waco
Rev S M Burgan, LL.D, President
Fort Arthur College, Port Arthur
J W La Orone, President
Texas— continued
St Edwards College, Austin
J T Boland, CSC, President
Bmiel F DeWulf, CSC, Director
St Louis College, San Antonio
Rev Louis A. Tragesser, SM, President
Edward F Leimkuhler, Registrar
St Mary's University, Galveston
Rev E A Fields, SJ, President
St Thomas' College, Houston
Rev F G Powell, President
Simmons College, Abilene
J D Sandefer, Ph B , President
Southern Methodist University, Dallas
R S Hyer, DD, President
Southwestern University, Georgetown
Rev Charles McDyerre Bishop, D D , Pres-
ident
Texas Christian University, Ft Worth
F D Kershner, D D , President
William B Parks, Dean
J A Dacus, Business Manager
Texas Weslevan College, Austin
Rev O B Olander, D D , President
TiUotson College (colored), Austin
Isaac M Agard, PhD, President
Trinity University, Waxahachle
Dr S L Hornbeak, President
James M Gordon, Dean
Hugh L Williamson, Registrar
University of Dallas, Dallas
Rev Patrick A PInney, Ph D , President
University of Texas, Austin
Sidney B Mezes, PhD, President
William J Battle, Dean of Faculty
Harry Y Benedict, Dean of College
Mrs Helen M Klrby, Dean of Women
Bdward J Mathews, Registrar
Wesley College, Dallas
President
Westminster College, Tehuacana
Rev J C Williams, AM, President
Wiley University (colored), Marshall
Rev M W Dogan, Ph D , President
Joseph B Randolph, Dean
William M Bice Institute, Houston
Bdgar O Lovett, LL.D, President
UTAH
Brigham Young College, Logan
C Nephi Jensen, Ph D , President
Blvin J Norton, Registrar
Brigham Young University, Frovo
Qeorge H Brlmhall, President
John B Hayes, Registrar
Latter Day Saints' University, Salt Lake
City
J H Paul, President
University of Utah, Salt Lake City
Joseph T Kingsbury, Ph D , President
Qeorge C Wise, Sec'y Faculty
Lucy M Van Cott, Dean of Women
Jeannie M Home, Registrar
Westminster College, Salt Lake City
Hev II W Achoard, President
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VERMONT
Middlebury College, Middlebnry
John M Thomas, D D , President
Charles B Wright, Acting Dean
Suzanne E Throop, Dean of Women
Jennie H Bristol, Registrar
Norwich University, BTorthfleld
Charles H Spooner, LL D , President
St Michael's College, Wlnooshl
Very Rev B M Salmon S S B , President
University of Vermont, Burlington
Guy Potter Benton, LLD President
George H Perkins, Dean of College
Bertha M Terrlll, Women Advisor
Max W Andrews, Registrar
VIRGINIA
Brldgewater College, Bridgewater
John S Floryi President
College of William and Alary, William •-
bnrg
Rev L G Tyler, LL D , President
John Leslie Hall, Ph D , Dean
Heibert L Bridges, Registrar
Eastern College, Manassas
Horvin U Roop, President
Emory and Henry College, Emory
Charles C Weaver, Ph D , President
J P McConnell, Dean
L W Crawfoid, Registrar
Frederickebnrg College, Fredericksburg-
J U Bamey, LLD, President
Hampden-Sldney College, Hampden-Sidney
Rev Henry Tucker Graham, D D , Presi-
dent
J H C Bagby Vice- President
Hartshorn Memorial College (colored) , Rich-
mond
Ljman B Tefft A M D D, President
Hoiilns College, HoIIlns
Matty L Cocke President
TCflllam H Pleasants Dean
Randolph-Macon College, Ashland
R E Blackwell LLD President
Samuel C Hatchei, Vice-president
Randolph-Macon Woman's College, Lynch-
burg
William A Webb Litt D , Piesldent
Nathan A Pattilo, Ph D , Dean
Richmond College, Richmond
P W Boatwrlght, LL D , President
Roanoke College, Salem
John A Morehead, D D , President
Delma R Carpentei Registrar
t Diversity of Virginia, Charlottevllle
Edwin A Al dei man, LLD, Pres
Jimoa Mori Is Page, LLD Dean
Elmei I ("anutheis Buisar
Ho\\ nd Wlnstop Reglstiai
Virginia Christian College, L^nchburg
G O Da Us AM Acting Piesident
Glenn G Coli A M , Dean
W G ShacktHrtid Secietuiv
Virginia Interment College, Bristol j
J T H<ndeison \M PitahUnt i
Virginia — continued
Virginia Union University (colored), Rich-
mond
George R Hovey, D D , President
Washington and Lee Lnl\er»ity, Lexington
Henry Louis Smith, D D , President
Hemy D Campbell, Ph D Dean
Noble D Smithson, Registi u
WASHINGTON
Gonraga College, Spokane
Rev Louis Taelm«.n S J , President
John H Neandei Tieasuier-Registrar
St James College, Vancou\er
Rev Bi other Floiinus, President
Spokane College, Spokane
H O Shurson President
Agnes C Amundson, Preceptress
Unhersity of Puget Sound, Tacoma
Julius C Zeller, President
Arthur L Marsh, M A , Dean
tnlversitv of Washington, Seattle
Thomas P Kane, Ph D » President
Arthur S Haggett, Dean Liberal Aits
J Allen Smith, Dean Graduate School
Isabella Austin, Dean of Women
Herbert T Condon, Bursar
Edward Noble Stone, Recorder
Walla Walla College, Walla Valla
E C Kellogg, MA, President
Washington state College, Pullman
Enoch A Bryan, LLD, President
Elton Fulmer, Dean of Faculty
Rhoda M White, Dean of Women
Frank T Barnard, Reglstrar-Secietais
Whitman College, Walla Walla
Rev Stephen B L Penrose, DD, Presi-
dent
Louis F Anderson Mce-Picsldont
Helen L Buir Dean ol \\onun
Edwaid B Rubj Reglstiai
Whltworth College, Tacoma
Donald D McKa\ Piesldent
WEST \IRGINI \
Bethany College, Bethan}
Thomas E Cramblet, LL D , President
Davis and Elklns College, Elklns
James E Allen, A B , President
Morris Harvey College, Barboorsvill*
R H Alderman, A B , President
Salem College, Salem
Charles B Clark Picsldent
Elsie B Bond, Secrptat^-ReKistiat
\leftt Virginia University, Morgantoun
Thomas E Hodges, LL D , President
Frank B Trotter Dean of <'oll<gi
Pusan M Moote Dean of \\ oin< n
•Mind I Hau St 1 1< tui \ -Rt jjatini
Ale\nnd«i K Whitthlll Humai
West Virginia Wenlejan College. Buckftan-
non
Rex Carl Grpffg Donov Ph D {'resident
Thimina \\ HaURht 1>« ut
f!»a« M \\ \iiutn in m <ii \\ «»m« n
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UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
WISCONSIN
Belolt College, Beloit
RPV Edward D Eaton, LL D , President
George L Collie LL D , Dean
Kathryn N Adams, Dean of Women
Hiram D Densmore Registrar
Carroll College, Waukesha
Rev Wilbur O Carrier, D D , President
Samuel B Ray M A , Dean
Susan M Grlles Dean of Women
Catholic Normal School and Pw> Nono Col-
lege, St Francis
Rev J M Kase*, Rector
Concordla College, Milwaukee
Rev M J F Albrecht, President
lawrence College, Appleton
Rev Samuel Plantz, LL D , President
Charles W Treat, A M , Dean
May E Carter, A M Dean of Women
Olin Mead, Registrar
Marquette t Diversity, Milwaukee
Rev Joseph Grlmmelsman, SJ, President
James A McCarthy, Secretary
Milton College, Milton
Rev William C Daland, D D , President
A B Whitford, Registrar
Milwaukee-Downer College, Milwaukee
Ellen C Sabln, AM, President
Hartford cor Downer Avenue
Mina Kerr B A Dean
Man L Langers Registrar
Wisconsin — continued
Noithland College, Ashland
Rev M J Fmenga President
Northwestern College, Watertown
August E Ernst, President
Rlpon College, Bipon
Rev Silas Evans, D D , President
Fiank M Enckson AM Dean
Mary C Harwood Dean of Women
William H Barber Registrar
UnUerslty of Wisconsin, Madison
Charles R Van HIse, LL D , President
Bdwai d A Birge, LL D , Dean Letters arid
Science
Lois K. Mathews, Dean of Women
William D Hiestand, Registrar
Herman C Bumpua, Business Manager
Glenn L Gilbert, Bursar
C W Farlin, Purchasing Agent
WYOMING
University of Wyoming, Laramie
C A Duniway, LL D , President
Frank S Burrage Secretary -Registrar
Emma H Knight, Women Advisor
SECONDARY AND PREPARATORY
SCHOOLS
OO-BDUOATIONAIj
Alabama Baptist Colored University, Selma
B T Pollard, President
Austin Training School, Stevenson
W F Mawry, Principal
Baptist Collegiate Institute, Newton
A. W Tate, Principal
Beeson Academy, Ptagah
J Justice Beeson, Principal
Birmingham College Training School, Blr-
C O'Rear, Principal
Butler School. Huntsvllle
S B~ Butler, Principal
Cherokee Institute, Forney
J H Soroggln, Principal
Collegiate Institute, Bxewton
G A Harris, Principal
Dallas Academy, Selma
A F Harxaan, Principal
Edwardsvtlle Seminary, EdwardsviHe
William D Stevenson, Principal
Fayette Academy, Fayette
John B Zlegler, Principal
Green Academy4, Nat
Miss Anna Swanson Principal
Healing Springs Academy, Healing Spring;*
Walter B Speer, Principal
Howard College High School, Birmingham
B Li Noojin, Principal
Lafayette College, Lafayette
Flavius T Appleby, President
Margaret Allen School, Birmingham
Miss W M Allen Principal
Marlon Baptist Academy (colored), Marion
J M Brown Principal
Moore Academy, Sine Apple
3D L Williamson Principal
Xormal Industrial and Collegiate Insti-
tute, JToppa
Rev H Herbert, B D , Principal
North Alabama Collegiate Institute, Trinity
Rev Josepnus Shackelford Principal
Polytechnic College and Indies' Institute,
8 A Felter, A M. President
Smead Seminary, Boaas
Li F Corley, Principal
-continued
Southern Industrial Institute, Camp Kill
Lyman Ward, Principal
Spring Lake College, Sprlngvllle
W A McCreless, Principal
StUbnan Institute (colored), Tuscalooca
Rev J H Davis, President
Talladega College (colored), TaHadega
J M P Metcalf, President
Thorsby InstUnate, Thorsby
8 H Herbert, Principal
Trldesfca CoUege, Crew's Depot
J M. Walton LXD, President
Tuskegee Institute (colored), Tuskegee
Booker T Washington, LL.D , Principal
University Blgh School, Birmingham
J J White, Principal
University School, Clanton
B T McMorrieH, Ph D , Principal
Walnut Grove College, Walnut Grove
W J Nash, President
ARIZONA
St Joseph Academy, Prescott
Sisters of St. Joseph
ARKANSAS
Baptist College (colored), Little
Bock
Joseph A Booker President
Arkansas Holiness College, Vlloala
Rev Z B. Whltehurst, AB. President
Buckner College, WttchervUle
J W Blan, Principal
Beanvolr College, WOhnar
J L Spenoe, Principal
Belleville Academy, Belleville
T. B. Smyth*. Principal
Clary Training School, Fordyce
J H Thach, Principal
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SECONDARY AND PREPARATORY SCHOOLS
Arkansas— continued
Henderson-Brown High School, Arkadelphla
Rowlin Roflcoe James, Headmaster
Hendrlx Academy, Gentry
Rev L. H Bakes, AB, Principal
Hendrlx College Academy, Conway
M J Russell, Headmaster
Hinemon's University School, HonticeUo
J L Spencer, Superintendent
Holly Springs College, Blutler
8 W Tindell D D , President
Little Bock College, little Bock
Bishop J B Morris, Dean
Magazine Onachlta Academy, Magazine
James L. Smith* AB, Principal
Mountain Home Baptist College, Mountain
Home
R E Crump, President
Onachlta Academy, Mountain Home
R. E Crump, Principal
Ouachita BentonvlUe Academy, Bentonvllle
Edward E Bagwell, Principal
Pea Ridge Masonic College, Pea Ridge
S a Parrlsh, AM, President
Rogers Academy, Rogers
Morris E Ailing. Ph B Principal
St Mary's Academy, Hot Springs
Sisters of Mercy
Sellers School, Hot Springs
The Misses Seller, Principals
Shorter College (colored), Little Rock
O L Moody, President
Sloan-Hendrlx Academy, Imboden
J C Baton, Principal
Southland College and Normal Institute,
Southland
H C Wolford President
Stuttgart College, Stuttgart
E McKee, President
Stuttgart Training School, Stuttgart
R Ralph Stanley, Principal
Thompson's Classical School, Faragould
R S. Thompson, Principal
Union Baptist High School, Bodcaw
A, N Hollis, Principal
TFyatt School, Hot Springs
Miss A. Wyatt, Principal
CAXIFORNIA
A to Zed School, Berkeley
Miss Cora L Williams, Principal
Academ> of the Holy Names, Pomona
Sister Benedicts, Superior
Academy of Immaculate Heart of Mary, San
Luis Ohispo
Sister Mary Augustus, Superior
Academy of Our Lady of Peace, San Diego
Sisters of St Joseph
Academy of the Sacred Heart, San Francisco
Madame M Gorman, Directress
Berkeley Hall, Los Angeles
Principal, 2211 Pouith Av*»
Healdsbur* College Hemldshurg
M B. CftAy, Principal
Horton School, Oakland
Miss Sarah W Horton, Principal
12th and Filbert
California— continued
Howe's Academy, Sacramento
Edward Howe, Jr, Principal
Kildale's Preparatory School, Eureka
Walter Kildale, Principal
Los Angeles Academy, Los Angeles
F O Cressey, Ph D , Principal
900 Beacon
Lyceum, San Francisco
L H Grau, Ph D , President
760 Market
McMeans Normal School, Santa Rosa
A C McMeans Principal
Mount St Joseph Academy, GUroy
Sister Superior
Mount St Mary's Academy, Grass Valley
Sister Mary Aloysius, Superior
Nacarene University, Pasadena
H Orton Wiley, President
Our Lady of Mercy Academy, San Francisco
Sister M Immanuel, Superior
Pope School, Riverside
Dr H Pope, Principal
Randolph School, Berkeley
Miss Flora A Randolph, Principal
Raymond Coaching School, San Francisco
W H V Raymond, Principal
807 Center St.
St Bridget's School, San Francisco
Sister Superior
St Gertrude's Academy, Bio Vista
Sister Mary Camlllus, Superior
St Joseph School, San Jose
Sister M Pauline, Principal
33 Park Avenue
St Mary's Convent, San Leandro
Sisters of St Dominic
St Peter's Academy, San Francisco
Sister Mary R O Brien, Superior
St Vincent's Academy, Petaluma
Sisters of Charity
St Vincent's Convent School, Vallejo
Sister M Joseph, Superior
St Vincent's School, San Francisco
Sister Eugenia, Superior
Fifth and Clementina
Von Stein Academy, Los Angeles
Helnrioh Von Stein, Director
958 S Hill
Washhurn School, San Jose
Miss Mary Mcyrlck, Principal
COLORADO
Colorado State Preparatory School, Boulder
S S Klngebury, Headmaster
Cutler Academy of Colorado College, Colo-
rado Springs
James William Park, Headmaster
Fort Lewis Training School, Durango
John S Spear, AM, Principal
Mount Gertrude's Academy, Boulder
Sister M Salome, Superior
St Mary's School, Leadvllle
Sister Anseleta, Superior
San Luis School, Colorado Springs
Miss Bessie Henry, Principal
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CONNECTICUT
Booth Preparatory School, New Haven
George A Booth, Principal
Emmette School, Mlddletown
Sophia I* Emmette, Principal
Fairfield Academy, Fairfleld
Francis J Brewer, Principal
Foster School, Litchfleld
Rev Allyn K Foster, M D , Headmaster
Gerard School* Waterbttry
Isabel C Lawton, Principal
Greenwich Academy, Greenwich
Newton B Hobart, A M , Principal
Hill Academy, Redding:
M C Bishop, A M , Principal
Hopson's School, Kent
Catherine M Hopson, Principal
Lewis School, Lltchfleld
Miss J Stormont Lewis, Principal
Morgan School, Clinton
George B Eliot, Jr , AM, Principal
Nc\vtown Academy, Newtown
William Wilson Gardner, Principal
Norwich Free Academy, Norwich
Henry A Tlrrell Principal
Patten's School, Middletown
The Misses Fatten, Principals
Rohhms School, Norfolk
A M Blackburn, Principal
St Joseph's School, Bridgeport
Rev H Dahxne, Principal
Seaside Seminary, Southport
Miss Augusta Smith, Principal
SheparcVs Private School, Saybrook
Miss F 0 Shepard, Principal
Wheeler School, North Stonington
Charles P Kendall, A B , Principal
Woodstock Academy, Woodstock
B R Hall, Principal
DELAWARE
Wilmington Conference Academy, Dover
Rev Heniy G Budd President
Wilmington Friends School, Wilmington
Heischel A Noiris AM, Principal
DISTRICT Of COLUMBIA
Martha Washington Seminary, Washington
Edward W Thompson, Principal
Connecticut Avenue
Notre Dame Academy, Washington
Sister Mary Euphrasla, Superior
SldwelVa Friends School, Washington
Thomas W Sldwell, A M , Principal
1811 I Street, N W
FLORIDA
Convent of Mary Immaculate, Key West
Sister M Delphlne, Superior
Cookman Institute (colored), Jacksonville
Rev G B Stone, Principal
Edward Waters College (colored), Jackson-
ville
A Henr> Attaway, B \ , President
Florida — continued
Fessenden Academy, Fessenden
Joseph L Wiley, A B , President
Florida Baptist College, Jacksonville
N W Collier, Piincipal
Florida Institute, Live Oak
L C Jones, AM, Principal
Holy Name Academy, San Antonio
Sister Mary Winifred, Superior
Palmer College Academy, De Funiak Springs
William K Kemper Principal
Presbyterian College, Eustis
Rev H A Goff, MA, President
St Joseph's Academv, Fernandlna
Sister M Agnes, Principal
St Joseph's Academy, Palatka
Sister M Jane France Superior
St Joseph's Academy, St Augustine
Sister Mary Agatha Superior
Southern College, Sutherland
Rev J P Hilburn, President
Summerlm Institute, Barton
Principal
Tampa Preparatory School, Tampa
J T Mallicoat, Principal
GEORGIA
Atlanta Baptist College (colored), Atlanta
Rev John Hope, President
Augusta Co-educational Institute, Augusta
J C Shecut Principal
Anstell High School, Austell
J J Verner, Principal
Ballard School, Macon
George C Burrage, PhB Principal
Beach Institute, Savannah
Bertha 3 Hick, Principal
Berry School, Mount Bern
Miss Martha Bern Diitctoi
Bowdon College, Boudon
V D Whatley Pieslrfont
Brant Ie> Institute, Senoia
F M Brvant Pilnopal
Brewton-Parker Institute Mount \ernon
Roj Ernest Rohtitvon L'nm«!«nt
Bnan Normal Institute, Pembroke
W P Peebles Pnntipil
Central Cit> College, Mat on
William B Holmes DD, Pilnoipnl
Clark tni\ersltv (colored). Atlanta
William MV Fostti Ji i> D PresJdrnt
Cleveland AoaOemY, Cleveland
W P Palmer, Principal
Coleman Institute, Reynolds
A A <Urotk, Principal
Darlington 4eadem\, Rome
J R McCain Principal
Douglas* Hie College, Douglatt
Arthur W Jackson Prrnhit'iit
Draketo\\n Baptist Institute, Brake town
J B Dean A B , President
Efflngham Academj, Springfield
W B Monts, PHnUpnJ
EIHjay Institute, ElHjft5
S L Mackie, Principal
Ep \\orth Seminary, Epnorth
L A Willaiy, Prlnoipftl
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SECONDARY AND PREPARATORY SCHOOLS
Georgia— continued
Everett Springs Seminary, Everett Springs
Rev G M Davis. AB, Principal
Falrburn Institute, Falrburn
W C Looney, Principal
Falrmount College, Fail-mount
W H Harrison Principal
Franklin Collegiate Institute, Franklin
Dozier Hawkes Pilncipal
Gibson-Mercer Academy, Bowman
J P Cash Principal
Glinn Academy, Brunswick
Ralph Isewton, Principal
Gordon Institute, Barnes* Hie
E T Holmes President
Grady Institute, Fort Valley
L. O Freeman Principal
Hart well Institute, Hartwell
W C Ariail, Principal
Hanna'q School, Atlanta
Miss E H Hanna Principal
Hearn Academy for Bojs and Girls, Cave
Spring
J A Miller A B , Principal
HIghtovrer Baptist Institute, Cummlng
B D Green, Principal
Hoke Smith Institute, Buena Vista
W E Di*me, Pilnclpal
Houston High School, Arabi
Rev L S Barrett, Pilncipal
Hutcheson Collegiate Institute, Whltesburg
W W Qalnoe, Principal
Jeruel \cadeim (colored), Athens
J H B»c\\n, Principal
Knot Institute and Industrial Sihool (col-
ored) Athens
L S CHik Principal
I at onto Institute, I..a\onla
W P Iwunsfoid, AB, Principal
I*e Vert College, Talbotton
P B Win, Principal
literary Normal Institute, RInggold
W E Bryan, Principal
locust Grove Institute, locust Grove
Claude Gray, A B , President
Martin Institute, Jefferson
O E Tshcr Principal
Middle Georgia Institute, Concord
TT B Cnrioker AB, Principal
Moored SUhool, Columbus
MIPS Ruth Mooio Pilncipal
Morris Broun College (<olored), Atlanta
Rev W \ Fountnln DD President
Mount ZIon Semimm, Mount Zlon
James r Rolib Ptintlpal
Nellies lilt* A<adem> (colored), Augusta
P H Crilg Print ipnl
Norman Institute, ISornum Park
W n M«I>nnl<l, \ M President
Oakland Academy, Oak Hill
W B Jnmr» Principal
Oaklamt Baptist Aiademv, Ml 111 own
T \ Tott Jr, Principal
Paine College (colored), Augusta
Ro\ J T> Hftmmcmd, D D , President
Pa^ne College (colored), Columbus
A B Temper, President
Perrj-Rmlney College, Auburn
W r Parlton, A B , Principal
Georgia— continued
Piedmont Academy, Demorest
J C Rogers, Principal
Piedmont College, Waycross
E L Ray Principal
Piedmont Institute, Bockmart
J R Turner, Principal
Pine Log College, Pine Ix>g
J D Blackwell, Principal
Presbyterial Institute, Blackshear
Robert H Mann, Principal
Reinhardt College, Waleska
R C Shaipe, President
Bockvllle Academy, Eatonton
F G Branch, Principal
Robert E Lee Institute, Thomaston
F F Rowe, Pilncipal
St Joseph's Academy, Columbus
Sister M Stanislaus, Superior
Samuel -Benedict Memorial School, Cedar-
town
George E Benedict, Principal
Selden Institute, Brunswick
Henry Beach, Principal
South Atlantic Institute, Guytown
J S Klrton, Piinclpal
South Georgia College, McRae
R J Strozler, President
Southern Georgia College, McRae
F G Branch President
Sparks Collegiate Institute, Sparks
A W Reese Principal
Stephens Institute, Crawford* Hie
H H Ezzard, Principal
Stephens Institute, Forsathe
J W Moseley, Pilncipal
St Him ore College, Stillmore
G E Usher, A B , President
Storr's School (colored), Atlanta
Jessie F Cutler, Piincipnl
Summervllle Icndemj, Augusta
John W Do\\, AM, Pilncipal
Vnlon Baptist Institute, Mount Vernon
A M Gates Principal
Walker Bapttat Institute, Augusta
N W Curtwiight, Piinclpal
Worthen College, Wrightsville
J C Brooks, President
Wrens Institute, Wrens
C C McCollum, Principal
Wynnton College, Columbus
F G Webb, Principal
Young Harris College, Young Harris
Rev Joseph A Sharp, President
IDAHO
Acndemv of Idaho, Pocatello
Tohn W Fnrls, Principal
College of Idaho, Caldwell
William } Boono, Principal
Fielding Auulemv, Paris
Richard T Hnng, Principal
Oneida Make Academy, Preston
ttrtwln Cutler, Principal
Rickft Academy, Rexburff
Ezra C Dalby, Principal
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ILLINOIS
Academy of Northwestern University, Evan-
ston
Nathan W Helm, AM, Principal
Anrora College, Aurora
Orrln Roe Jenks, A B, President
Austin College, Efflngham
Rev D R Bebont, President
Bergen Hall, Chicago
George B Bergen, A B , Principal, 527
Fullerton Avenue
Blackburn College, Carllnvflle
Rev William M Hudson, Ph D , President
Bradley Polytechnic Institute Peoria
Theodore C Burgess, Ph D , Director
Central Preparatory School, MoComb
Ivan Deach, Principal
Coffeen Normal School and Academy, Cof-
feen
Jacobel Taylor, President
Crab Orchard Academy, Crab Orchard
James C Blizzard, President
Creel Springs College, Creel Springs
Mrs G B Murrah, President
JDrury Academy, Aledo
Frank C English, AM, President
Elgin Academy of Northwestern University,
Elgin
Rev Horace M Buckley, A M , Principal
Klmwood Home School, Chicago
Miss Mary L Fellows, Principal
5495 Cornell
Eureka College, Eureka
Charles E Underwood, Ph D , President
Evanston Academy, Northwestern Univer-
sity, Evanston
Nathan W Helm, President
Ewtng College, Ewiog
E L Carr, D D , President
Geneseo CoUeglate Institute, Geneseo
F B Rice, PhB, President
Gtttmg Seminary, La Harpe
H K Fox, President
Grand Prairie Academy, Onarga
Henry Hoag Frost, A B President
Greenville College, Greenville
Bldon G Burritt, President
Holy Homily Academy, Chicago
C C Sczeslawa Superior
130 W Division
Illinois College and Business Institute,
Bnshnell
J E Mumma, Principal
Interior Academy, Dakota
Rev G "W Keratetter, A B Dean
James Mllliken University Academy, D*-
catur
Benjamin B James, A M , President
Lewis Institute, Chicago
George Noble Carman, A B , Director
Madison and Robey
Lincoln College, Lincoln
J H McMurray A M , President
Mary Academy, Elgin
Sister Mary Constance, Superior
Monmonth College, Monmonth
Rev Thomas H McMIchael, AM, Pres
McKendree College, Lebanon
Rev John F Harmon, D D , President
Mt Morris College, Mt Morris
Rev J B Miner, AM, President
Illinois— continued
North Park College, Chicago
Rev David Nyvall, President
Kedsele, "W Foster
Palmer Academy, Paris
Edward Wlllasey, Principal
Parker School, Francis W, Chicago
Flora J Cooke, Principal, 830 Webster
Pleasant View Luther College, Ottawa
Rev L A Vigness, Principal
Port Byron Academy, Port Byron
M J Yolton, President
Bontt College, Jacksonville
Very Rev J W Crowe, President
Saint Francis Solanus College, Quincy
Very Rev Fortunatus Hausser, Rector
St James School, Chicago
2912 Wabash
St Joseph's School, Cairo
Sister Superior
St Mary's Academy, Elgin
Sister Mary Constance Superior
St Mary's School, Rockefeller
Rev George G Thlele, Principal
St Mary's School, Sterling
Sister Superior
St Theresa's Academy, Decatur
Rev James Murphy, President
St Viator's Institute, Chicago
Rev B L Rlvard, Principal
Belmont and N 40th
School at Jubilee, Oak Hill
Clarence M Abbott, Superintendent
Southern Collegiate Institute, Albion
Frank B Hlnes, AM, President
Toulon Academy, Toulon
Lewis A Morrow, President
Union Academy, Anna
H Wallace Stevens, Principal
University High School, Chicago
Franklin W Johnson, A M Principal
Monroe and 58th
Vermillion Grove Academy, Vermilion Grove
Edmund Albertson, B S Principal
Waynesrv Hie Academy, WaynesviUe
Rev W H Smith, President
Wea\ er-Media Acadeim, Media
R M Wylie, AB, Principal
Wellesley Preparatory School, Alton
Miss Julia D Rand ill President
ttesttield College, \\estfleld
H M Tlpswoid \ M President
Wheaton College Academy, Wheaton
Walker S Pemborton, A M Dean
Whipple Academy, Jacksonville
Samuel O WIlda\ , A 2tf Principal
Zlon Educational Institution, ZIon City
Harvey D Brasefield, Ph B , Vice-President
INDIANA
Amboy Academy, Axnboy
F Kimball, Principal
Boggstown Academy. Boggttown
Adelerich Kaelln Principal
Borden Institute, Borden
J O Engleman, Principal
Central Academy, Plalnfleld
Prof Cosaa, Principal
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Indiana — continued
Fairmotmt Academy, Falnnount
Charles L Coffin, Principal
Friends' Bloomlngdale Academy, Blooming-
dale
Caroline M Hill, Principal
GoBhen College, Goshen
Rev John E Hartzler, President
Kins-Crawford Classical School, Terre Haute
Bertha Pratt King: and Mary Sinclair
Crawford Principals
Manchester College, North Manchester
E M Crouch, President
Maplewood School, Kokomo
Mrs Sheridan Cox, Principal
Moores Hill College, Moores Hill
Harry Andrews King, ST D , President
Oakland City College, Oakland City
W P Dearing, Principal
St. Agnes Academy, Indianapolis
Sister M Raphael, Superior
St Francis Academy, Kokomo
R J Pratt, Principal
St Joseph's Academy, Evansvllle
Sister Mary Albertlne, Superior
St. Lawrence Select School, Lawrencebnrg
Rev F J Sunderman, President
St. Mary's Academy, New Albany
Sister Superior
8t. Mary's High School, Michigan City
Sister Mary Acqulnata, Principal
St. Hose's Academy, La Porte
Sister of the Holy Cross Principal
Spiceland Academy, Splceland
Homer H Cooper, A M , Superintendent
Union High Academy and Business College,
Westfleld
Irvin Stanley, President
Winona College, Wlnona Lake
Rev & C. Dickey, President
IOWA
Academy of Our Lady of Victory. Waterloo
Rev M Cooney, President
Academy of the Holy Ghost, Dubuane
Sister M Abondia, Superior
Academy of the Immaculate Conception,
Charles City
Rev P J McGrath, Principal
Academy of Immaculate Conception, Dav-
enport
Sister Mary Isabelle, Superior
Academy of the Immaculate Conception,
Falrbank
Father W F Donahue, President
Academy of the Immaculate Conception,
Gttbertsville
Rev John Nemmers, Principal
Academy of the Visitation, Des Molnes
Rev Father Nugent, President
Blackburn's Academy, Gharltoa
Rev Blackburn, Principal
Buena Vista College, Storm Lake
Rev P 0 Bchlln, President
Cedar VaUey Seminary, Osage
G A Hoffman, Principal
Clarke's School, Des Molnes
Rachel C Clarke, Principal
Iowa— continued
Corning Academy, Corning
F H Currens, M A , Principal
Corpus Christ! Academy, Fort Dodg*
Sister Superior
Davenport Institute, Davenport
Christian Goettig, Principal
Denmark Academy, Denmark
George F Hayes, Principal
Dillon Lutheran School, Dillon
J F Th Heine, President
Earlham Academy, Earlham
William H Monroe, Principal
Elk Horn Lutheran College, Elk Horn
Rev L A Laurens, President
Ellsworth College, Iowa Falls
I F Meyer, President
Epiphany Academy, Sioux City
Sister M Ernesta, Superior
Bpworth Seminary, Epworth
Rev Perkins Slocuzn, Ph D , President
Evangelical Lutheran College, Atkins
Rev C A. Krog, President
Evangelical Lutheran College, Newhall
Rev B O Bertram, Principal
Evangelical Zlon's School, Lowden
F Wernlng, Principal I
Falrfield Academy, Falrfield (
R A Harkness, Principal
Friends' Academy, Legrand
J H Hadley. Principal
Friends' Boarding School, West Branch
Howard T Jones, Principal
German College, Mt Pleasant
Bdwln S Havlghorst, President
German-English Lutheran School, Lowden
William W Schmidt, Principal
German Evangelical St. John's School,
Clarence
Rev C Schulmeistrat, Principal
Gorman School, Arcadia
A Bemer, Principal
Graceland College, Lamoni
J A. Gunsolley, President
Grand View College, Des Molnes
E Wagner, President
Howe's Academy, Mount Pleasant
S C Howe, MS, Principal
Hnmboldt College, Hnmboldt
J P Peterson, Humboldt
Ida Institute, Davenport
Ida M Burrows, Principal
Immaculate Conception Academy, Decorah
Sister Mary Agnes, Superior
Iowa City Academy, Iowa City
W A. Willis, Principal
Jewell Lutheran College, Jewell
Rev K. O Sittrelm, President
Leander Clark College, Toledo
Rev Franklin H Brooke, D,D, President
Lenox College, Hopldnton
Rev B E Reed, » D , President
Loretto Academy. Marcos
Rev B O Rellly, Principal
Luther College, Decorah
Rov a K PreuB, B A , President
Morningside Academy, Sioux City
Rev Alfred E Craig, President
M& Pleasant Academy, Mount Pleasant
L Antrim, Principal
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Iowa — continued
New Providence Academy, New Providence
Albert P Styles, AM, Principal
Northwestern Classical Academy, Orange
City
Rev Thonaaa B Welmers, Principal
Notre Dame Seminary, Independence
Rev P ODowd. Principal
Oak; Park Academy, Nevada
J G Lamson, Principal
Oakland City College, Oakland City
W P Dearing, Principal
Oskalooea College, Oskaloosa
Edwin D Kizer, PhD, President
Our Lady of Lourdes Academy. Burlington
Slater Mary Elvira, Superior
Palmer College, Le Grand
Ercy C Kfrr, A M , President
Parsons College Academy, Fairfleld
Charles Carter, M S Principal
Pleasant Plain Academy, Pleasant Plain
C A Klttrell, Principal
St Aloysius Academy, Calmar
Sister M Ursula, Superior
St Ambrose Academy, Be§ Moines
Sister M Olympia, Superior
St. Angela's Institute, CarroU
Sister M Adolphine, Superior
St Ann's Academy, Vail
Rev James Murphy, President
St Ansgar Seminary, St Ansgar
Carl C Swaiq, B S , Principal
St Bernard School, Breda
Rev G H Luehrmann, Principal
St Boniface's School, Ionia
Sister M Raymond, Superior
St ColumbkiU's Academy, Dubuque
Rev J R Togarty, Principal
St Elizabeth's School, Harper
H Qrothe, Principal
St Francis De Sale's Academy, Osalan
Rev M J Thiltgen, Principal
St John's School, Arcadia
Fianctscan Sisters
St Joseph's Academy, Ce3ar Rapids
Sister Mary Agatha, Superior
St Joseph's Academy, De Witt
Sister M Teresa, Superior
St Joseph's School, Carroll
Franciscan Sisters
St Joseph's School, Crest o
Sister Maiy Vwna Supenor
St Joseph School, Elkader
J P Rully Pimcipal
St Martin's Academy, Cascade
Rev L Roache, Principal
St Mary's Academy, Alton
Rev P J Brune, Principal
St Mary's Academy, Cascade
Rev J B Alberts, Pi***dent
St Mary's Academy, Bmmetsburg
Sister M Emily, Superior
St Man's School, Cedar Falls
Sister M Feidlnancl Supplier
St Matthew's School, Clare
Bert Matthew Daicy Pilncipal
St Patrick's Academy, Danbury
Rev T Meaghen, Principal
St Peter's and St Paul's School, Carroll
Sister Superior
St Rose Academy, Benison
Rev P J Parolly, Principal
Iowa — continued
Sac City Institute, Sac City
G W Lee, A B , Principal
Sacred Heart Academy, Acklej
Sister Butropia, Superior
Sacred Heart Cathedral School, Davenport
J T A Flanagan Principal
Sacred Heart School, Chnton
Rev F Bilnkman President
Sacred Heart School, Boone
Sister M Agredaz Superior
Scattergood Seminary, Westbranch
Sara M Hinshaw, Principal
School of the Assumption, Cresco
Sister Enthalia, Supenor
School of Christian Primary Instruction,
Sioux Center
Martin Wyngaarden Principal
Tabor College, Tabor
Rev George B Wood, D D , President
Tilford Collegiate Academj, Vinton
Thomas F Tobm, AM, Piin<»pal
Tobin College, lort Dodge
C V Findlay, Principal
Trinity E\ angelical Lutheran School, Boone
Rev Paul L Schaefei Principal
Waldorf Lutheran College, Forest City
Rev L W Boe, President
Wartburg College, Clinton
John Fritschel President
Wartburg Teachers' Seminary and Acad-
emy, Waverly
Aug Bngelbrecht, Director
Washington Academy, Washington
Nora O Carette, AB, Principal
Western Iowa College, Harlan
John R Hutcatnson, President
Western Inion College, Lemars
A Mock, PfiD, President
Whit tier College, Salem
Louis T Hill B S , Principal
KANSAS
Assumption School, Topeka
sister Rose «?upmor
Baker lni>ertat> \(a<lem>, Baldwin
Waltor A Oook M «? Piintipal
Bethel College, >ewton
Re\ J M Tvllbwor President
Campbell College, Holton
W D Marburger President
College Preparatory and finishing School,
\tchi8on
Sarah G Walton, Piincipal
Cooj>er College, Sterling
Ross T Campbell, 15 T> , President
Fnterpnse Academy , Enterprise
Edward Sallenbach, \ M , Pn*sid<*nt
Friends' Ha\Iland Academe, HavIUad
^tnnlov O Bluffs A B fMineipal
Fort Scott Collfglate Institute. Fort Scott
Re% Charles Mnnthesto, Prlnrlpal
Hat Hand Academy, Ifaxllnnd
II H Tow nsend, B 8 , Principal
IleKper Acndenn Kudora
Kmmett B Hail!«»% T)iin<lpil
Hiawatha Acadfmv> Hiawatha
Rev G B Men it t President
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Kansas— continued
Highland College, Highland
William C J Adams, Ph D , President
Kansas Christian College, Lincoln
C G Nlelson, A M , President
Lewis Academy (prep dept of College of
Emporia), Eroporla
Mrs Eleanor R Chrlstensen, Ph M , Prln
Lowell Academy, Lowell
William B Morgan, Principal
McPherson CoUege, McPherson
John Addison Clement Ph D President
Midland College, Atchlson
Rufus B Peery, Ph D , President
Milton ville Wesle>an College, Mlltonvale
Silas W Bond, A M , President
North Branch Academy, North Branch
A C Bailey, Principal
Notre Dame De Lourdes Academy, Fort
Scott
Sister Superior
St John's Lutheran College, WInfleld
Prof A W Meyer, Director
St Paul School, St Paul
F Raymond, President
St Rosl Academy, Danville
P J Maloney, Principal
Strode Academy, Oswego
J B White, Principal
Sacred Heart School, Sallna
Sister Raphael, Superior
Southern Kansas Academy, Eureka
Williamson W Dolliaon, Principal
Spring River Academy, Galena
Mary Shaw, Principal
Walden College, McPherson
David Brunstrom, M A , Principal
Washington Academy, Washington
S S Hageman, Principal
Western University, Kansas City
F B Koellng Principal
KENTUCKY
Academy of the Immaculata, Newport
Sister Superior
Alexander College, Burkesvllle
J Russell Crawford, D D , President
Astrary College* Wilmore
H C Morrison, LL D , President
Auburn Seminary, Auburn
W Lee Harris, Master
Barboursvllle Institute, Barboursville
J A Lowiv, Principal
Bardstown Baptist Institute, Bardstown
R F Galther, Principal
Beauchamp's School, TavlorviHe
Katie B Beauchamp, Principal
Bethel College, RussellviUe
Harry G Brownell, B a , President
Blandvllle Baptist College, Blandvllle
JT R Robinson, Principal
Boonevllle Academy, Boon«vill«
Rev W A B Campbell, Principal
Bowling Green Preparatory School, Bowling
Green
Miss Du Rose, Principal
Buchanan Collegiate Institute, Campbells-
ville
Isaac Mitchell, AM, Principal
Kentucky — continued
Caldwell Academy, Owenton
Jesse C Caldwell, Principal
Central Christian College, Hustonville
Miss Mary F Wood Principal
Clinton College, Clinton
J A Lowry, A M , President
Cross School, Louisville
Mrs L B Cross, Ph D , Principal
Cumberland College, Williamsburg
E E Wood AM Piesident
East Lynne College, Buffalo
G L Grume, A B , President
Excelsior Collegiate Institute, Jett
Eudora Lindsay South, President
Fairmount College, Sulphur
B F Turner, Principal
Funk Seminary, La Grange
John W Selph, Principal
Hardln Collegiate Institute, Eltzabethtown
J E Austin, Jr, Principal
Harlan Academy, Harlan
Rev J G Wade, LL D , Principal
Harrodsbnrg Academy, Harrodsburg
Robert B Harbeson, A B , Principal
Hartford College and Business Institute,
Hartford
T J Morton, Principal
Hazel Green Academy, Hazel Green
James Thomson McGarvey, Principal
Hindman School, Hindman
George Clarke, Principal
Hydcn Academy, Hvden
Carl W Lewey Principal
Kentucky Classical and Business College,
North Middletown
Milton BHot, Principal
Kentucky Weslevan Academy, Campion
George ClarKe Principal
Kentucky Wesle>an College, Winchester
Rev J L Clark D D Piesident
Kenyon College, Hodgenvllle
Charles William Barnes, Principal
Lees Collegiate Institute, Jackson
C A Leonard A M , Principal
Linsay-WIlson Training School, Columbia
J S Chandler Principal
Lynndale Male and Female Institute, Glen-
dale
W B Gwynn, Principal
Male and Female Academy, Providence
J T Brown, Principal
Male and Female College, Sharpsburg
Mrs Fannie B Talbor, Principal
Marvin CTnh entity School, Clinton
A J South, Principal
Morgantown Seminary, Morgantown
J Elmer Turner, Principal
Mt Sterling Collegiate Institute, Mt Ster-
ling
Robert T Cord, A B , President
Mt Vernon Collegiate Institute, Mr Ternon
Rev E A Ewers, Principal
Northern Kentucky Normal Academy, Co-
rinth
D J Wright Principal
Ohio Valley College, Sturgis
J E Austin, President
Paris Academy, Paris
Edward M Costello, Principal
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Kentucky — continued
Pikevllle College, Plkevffle
Jacob P Whitehead, President
Presentation Academy, Louisville
Sister Eutopla, Superior
Fourth Avenue
Princeton Collegiate Institute, Princeton
John M Richmond, Principal
Riverside Seminary, Vanceburg
Lawrence Rolfe, Principal
Rose Hill Academy, Versailles
M G Jesse, Principal
Rugby School, Covlngton
K J Morns, Principal
8t Augustine's Academy, Lebanon
Sister Mary Kevin Coffey, Superior
St James' School, Elizabethtown
Sister M Gabriel, Superior
St John's Select School, Carrolton
Ignatius M Ahmann, Principal
St Mark's Academy, Paducah
Sister Agathina, Superior
St Walburg Academy, Covmgton
Mother Wai burg Sallinger, Prioress
Sandy Valley Seminary, PalntsvlUe
J M Skinner, Principal
Sharpsburg Academy, Sharpsburg
J C Nelson Principal
Smith's Classical School, Cynthlana
William Selln, AM, Principal
South-Fulton College, Fulton
J H Stcner, President
Spencer Institute, Taylorsvllle
G C Overstreet, Principal
Stanford Male and Female Institute, Stan-
ford
Oscar B Faille, Ph D , Principal
Sue Bennett Memorial School, London
J C Lewis, Principal
Theodore Harris Institute, Plnevllle
J T C "froe, Principal
Union College, Barboursvllle
Percy L Ports, President
Urania Normal College, Glasgow
Bice E Eubank A B , President
Van Horn Institute, Slanghtersvllle
J W Bigney, Principal
W C T U Settlement School, Hlndman
Miss May Stone Principal
Wayman Institute (colored), Harrodsburg
George W Saffells, Principal
West Kentucky Seminary, Beaver Dam
O L Shultz Principal
WUliamsbnrg Academy, Wllllamsburg
A S Hill, Principal
WUlow Dell Academy, Ellzaville
James H McGohan, Principal
Yerkes' Private School, Paris
W L Terkes, Principal
LOUISIANA
Academy of the Immaculate Conception,
Opelousafl
Sister Veronica, Superior
Chenet Classical Institute, New Orleans
H S Chenet, Principal
Crowley University School, Crowley
John Hiram Lewis, Principal
Louisiana — continued
Daniel Hand School (colored), New Orleans
Miss M Isabel Whepley, Principal
126 N Rocheblanc
Dlxon Academy, Covlngton
William A Dixon, Principal
Everett Institute, Spearsville
J W Thome, Principal
Fasnacht's Graded Institute, New Iberia
Miss Marie L Fasnacht, Principal
Haughn Institute, New Orleans
Mrs Margaret M Haughn, Principal
1653 Octavla
Lorton Preparatory School, Houma
Sarah G Winder, A B Pi incipal
Luther College, New Orleans
F Wenger Principal
Millwood Institute, Jackson
Miss A M C Pearce Principal
Poydras Academy, New Roads
I J Vaughan, Principal
Robert Institute, New Orleans
Miss E Robert, Principal
2312 Barracks
St Agnes Hall School, New Orleans
M Burthe Principal
St Hyacinth's Boarding Academy, Monroe
Sister St Ignatius, Principal
Soule College, New Orleans
George Soule, President
603 St Charles
Trinity School, New Orleans
Rev C NIermann, Principal
Oliver and Eliza
MAINE
Anson Academy, North Anson
H E G Ballev Principal
Aroostook Central Institute, Mars Hill
B L Gray Principal
George Thomas Sweet, A B , Principal
Berwick Academy, South Berwick
Thomas C Tooker A M Headmaster
Bridge Academy, Dresden Mills
Norris S Lord, AB, Principal
Bridgewater Classical Institute, Brldgewater
N H Rich
Bridgton Academy, North Bridgton
Chester C Tuttle Principal
Callas Academy, Callas
A N Sanbora, Principal
Cherryfleld Academy, Cherryfield
R C Bridges Principal
Coburn Classical Institute, WatervIIle
Drew T Hawthorne A B , Principal
Corinna Union Academy, Corlnn*
Charles C Phillips, Principal
East Corinth Academy, East Corinth
H W Wood, Principal
East Maine Conference Seminary* Bucks)-
port
Frederick "SI Brag-don A M , Principal
Eraklne Academy, South Chin*
Willis Jones Principal
Foxcroft Academy, Foxcroft
Gardiner W Cole, A B Principal
Freedom Academy, Freedom
Ralph P Mitchell Principal
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Maine— continued
Fryebnrg Academy, Fryeburg
Ridgley C Clark, A B , Headmaster
George Stevens Academy, Blnehlll
A W Boston, Principal
Gould's Academy, Bethel
Frank E Hanscom, A M , Principal
Greely Institute, Cumberland Center
Dana S Jordon, Principal
Hampden Academy, Hampden
P M Hammond President
Hartland Academy, Hartland
William S Guptill, Principal
Hebron Academy, Hebron
William E Sargent, Litt D , Principal
Wiggins Classical Institute, Charleston
William A Cowing, A B , Principal
Leavitt Institute, Turner
Percy H H Booker, Principal
Limerick Academy, Limerick
George E Leatherborrow, Principal
Limlngton Academy, Limington
Willis P A very, Principal
Lincoln Academy, New Castle
Harry L Bradford AB Pilncipal
Lltchfleld Academy, Lltchfield
Oramandal Smith, President
Maine Central Institute, Pittsfleld
F U Landman, A B , Principal
Mattanawoook Academy, Lincoln
Maurice B Meirlll Principal
Mon mouth Academy, Monmouth
A J Chick Principal
Monflon Academy, Monson
J A Scott, Principal
North Yarmouth Academy, Yarmouth
John O Hall Ti A B Principal
Oak Grove Seminary, Vassalboro
t, H Jones, A M , Principal
Parsonfield Seminary, North Farsonfleld
Roland H Verbeck, Principal
Patten, Academy, Patten
Charles E Merrill, Principal
Pennell Institute, Gray
C F Howland, Principal
Potter Academy, Sebago
Herbert B Thompson, A B , Principal
Ridker Classical Institute, Houlton
Irving C Weeks, 8 B t Principal
Somerset Academy, Athens
\ W Boston, A B , Principal
Thornton Academy, Saco
Ernest Rolliston Woodbury, A B , Principal
Tralp Academy, Klttery
G II D IYAmouroau\ Principal
Washington Academy, East Macbias
Ralph S Smith, A B , Principal
Vtllton Academy, Wilton
W Guy Colby,
Wlscassett Academy, WiscasBett
Charles M Teague, A B , Principal
MARYLAND
AHegany County Academy, Cumberland
Marshall C Allaben, A B , Principal
Andrew Small Academy, Darneatown
Key M L Fearnow, A M , Principal
Mar^ land — continued
Anne Arundel Academy, MUlersville
John P Burdette Principal
Blue Ridge College, New Windsor
Charles D Bonsack Acting President
Brookevllle Acadlemy, Brookeville
Clinton M Moore, Principal
Brunswick Seminary, Brunswick
J J Shenk, Principal
Frederick College, Frederick
L K Koontz President
Friends' School, Baltimore
Edward C Wilson, B S , Principal
Park Place and Laurens
Knapp's Institute, Baltimore
W A Knapp, Principal
S51 Hollins
Loyola College and High School, Baltimore
Rev William J Ennls, S J , President
Monument and Madison
Lee School, Baltimore
Miss R L Meyer, Principal
McDouough Institute, La Plata
R H Lee Reid, Principal
Milton University, Baltimore
W James Heaps, Ph D President
310 W Hoffman St
Rockyille Academy, Rockvllle
W Pinckney Mason, Principal
St Mary's Academy, Leonardtown
Sister Superior
Sherwood Friends' School, Sandy Spring
Ida Palmer Stabler, President
West Nottingham Academy, Colora
William F H Wentzel, M S , Principal
Western Manland Preparatory School,
Wefltehester
* Beeman Ph B Pilnclpal
MASSACHUSETTS
American International College, Springfield
C S McGown, Chancellor
Arms Academy, Shelburne Falls
Charles A Holbrook, Principal
Assumption College, Worcester
Sister Superior
Bancroft's School, Worcester
Frank H Kobson, Headmaster
Barker Free Academy, West Borford
Harold C Wingate, Principal
Bristol Academv, Taunt on
Frederick T Farnsworth, Principal
Broomfleld School, Harvard
Alpha Leonard Principal
Con well Academy* South Worthington
Miss Minnie H Bridgeman, Principal
dialling Academy, Ashburnham
Hervey S Cowell, AM, Principal
Pan forth School, Framingham
0 Flagg1, Principal
Dean Academy, Franklin
Arthur W Pierce, LlttD, Prlnelpal
Deerfleld Academy, Deerfield
Frank L Boyden. B A , Prln
Derby Academy, HIngham
Sarah G Robinson, Principal
Elm Hill School, Koxbnry
Mrs Alice G Davis, Principal
Wenonah St
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Massachusetts— continued
Fanntleroy Hall School, Boxbnry
Miss Alice C Davis, Principal
Friends* Academy, New Bedford
Grace B Dodge, Principal
Hill's School, Lowell
Miss Lucy A Hill, Principal
Hitchcock Free Academy, Brlmfleld
George F Kenney A B , Principal
Hopkins Academy, Hadley
Franklin E3 Heald. AM, Principal
Howe School, Blllerlca
Eugene C Vining, M A , Principal
Howe's School, Salem
Miss Bertha M Howe Principal
Ide's Day School (Miss), Boston
Mias Anna Louise Ides Principal
827 Huntingdon Ave
Leicester Academy, Leicester
Raymond McFarland, M A , Principal
Lorina Villa, Salem
Mrs L Maeda Bray, Principal
Kosher Home Preparatory School, New
Bedford
Charles E Moaner, Principal
Bffordock School, Wlnchenden
Frederic W Plummer Principal
New Salem Academy, New Salem
William G Hoyt, Principal
Newton Private School, Newton
Mabel T Hall, Principal
Nichols Academy, Dudley
Frank C Johnson, A B , Principal
North Shore Academy, Lynn
Mrs Florence B Dressel Principal
Perley Free School, Georgetown
F W Alexander, A B , Principal
Powers Institute, Bernardston
Lyman B Phelps A B , Principal
Ponchard Free School, Andover
Nathan C Hamblln, Principal
St James' School, Haverhtll
M De Chantal, Superior
St John's School, Worcester
Brother Roberts, Principal
St Patrick's School, Watertown
Sister Antonius, Superior
Sawin Academy, Sherborn
Ethel Fiances LIttlefleld, A M , Principal
Smith Academy, Hatneld
Albprt J Chidester, Principal
South Lancaster Academy, South Lancaster
C S Longacre, Principal
Tabor Academy, Marlon
Charles E Pethybrldge, Principal
Thayer Academy, South Bralntree
William Gallagher, PhD, Principal
Thlbodeau's College, Fall River
J D Thlbodeau, Principal
Trinity School, Lenox
Miss Lippincott, Principal
Walker's Preparatory School, Salem
Frank L Walker, Principal
Waltham New Church School, Waltham
George B Beaman, Principal
Wesleyan Academy, WUbraham
Charles E Davis, D D , Principal
Westford Academy, Westford
William Woodward, Principal
White's Home School, Miss, Concord
Miss Flora J White, Principal
MICHIGAN
Albion College, Albion
Samuel Dickie, LL D , President
Alma College Academy, Alma
Albert P Cook A M Principal
Battle Creek College, Battle Creek
Edward A Sutherland, Principal
Beacon School, Detroit
Miss L> V Greene A B , Director
43<» Third Ave
Benton Harbor College, Benton Harbor
G J Edgecoxnb, Ph D , President
Benzoma Academy, Benzonia
George R Caton Principal
Cedar Lake Academy, Cedar Lake
R W Garrett, Principal
Crookston College, Crookston
J C Sathre LL D President
Detroit Hebrew Institute, Detroit
Jacob B Barnch, Principal
49 Division
Emmanuel Missionary College, Berrien
Springs
Otto J Graf, AB, President
Ferris Institute, Big Rapids
Woodbrldge N Ferris, President
Hope College, Holland
Rev Ame Venneme DD, Piesident
Kalamazoo College, Kalamacoo
Herbert Lee Sletson, President
Le Fevre Institute, Kalamazoo
Sisters of St Joseph
Michigan Normal Academy, Clarkavllle
Charles J Transue, Principal
Most Holy Trinity School, Detroit
Sister Superior 148 Porter
Raisin Valley Seminary, Adrian
C W Abee, Principal
St Andrew's Academy, Saglnaw
Sister Anastasia Supeiior
St Anne's School, Menomlnee
Mother M Collette
St Joseph's Academy, Marquette
Mother Sacred Heart, Superior
St Joseph's German Catholic bebool, Mu*ke~
gon
Sisteis of St Dominic
St Joseph's High School, Escanaba
Sister Ignatla, Superior
St Mary's School. Sault Ste. Marie
Sister M Maurus, Superior
St Thomas High School, Ann Arbor
Sister M Magdalene Superior
Sacred Heart Academy, Lanrlnm
Rev S A Perron, OFM, Principal
Sacred Heart School, Lake Linden
Rev Siglsmund PIrron, Principal
Spring Arbor Seminary, Spring Arbor
B R. Jones, President
State Jean Baptist* School, Muskegon
Ursuline Sisters
Walbridge Private School, Grand Baplds
Nelson H Walbridge, AM, Principal
1ft Dunham
Waplos Biff«ell School, Ann Arbor
Margaret Evelyn Waples, B L , Principal
Webb Academy, Grand Bftplds
William E Webb. Principal
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MINNESOTA
Baldwin Seminary, St Paul
Clinton J Backus, Principal
114 Mackubln
Bethany College, Mankato
Rev "W 8 George President
Breok Farm School and Business College,
Wilder
Rev William Henry Pond, President
Crookston College, Crookston
J C Sathre, LL D , President
Dr. Martin Luther College, New Ulm
Rev A Ackermann A M President
Glenwood Academy, Glenwood
E G Mellen, AB, Principal
Luther Academy, Albert Lea
Rev Jacob E Thoen, B A , President
Minneapolis Classical School, Minneapolis
Arthur D Hall, AM, President
Howard St, S E
Minnesota College, Minneapolis
Frank Nelson, President
Harvard and Delaware, S E
Northwestern College, Fergus Falls
Elnar Joranson, A B , President
Park Region Lutheran College, Fergus Falls
Rev D G Rlstad President
Barker College, Winnebago
Benj Long-ley, President
Fillflbury Academy, Owatonna
Milo B. Price, PhD, Principal
St Mary's High School, St. Paul
Sister Victoria, Superior
9th and Locust
St. Paul's College, St Paul Park
Rev Henry J Hoffert, PhD, President
Wllmar Seminary, WUmar
A C Pederson, Principal
Wisdom Institute, Montevideo
R E Nichol, BA., Principal
MISSISSIPPI
Barrow Memorial Academy, Columbus
Mrs. Sales, Principal
Bennett Academy, Clarkson
George W Keene, President
Boonevllle Institute, Booneviile
D A Hill, Principal
Braxton Collegiate Institute, Braxton
Paul De Leon McLaurln. A.B, Principal
Carthage Academy, Carthage
Woodley and Huddleaton, Principals
Chalybeate Springs Institute, Chalybeate
J N Berry, Principal
Clarke College, Newton
Rev L G. Gates, President
Cumberland Normal Institute, Cumberland
Rev J 7 Mitchell, Principal
Franklin Academy, Columbus
C K Taffe, Principal
Hftrpervllle Collegiate Institute, HarpervUle
C A Huddleston, President
Ink* College, luka
Rev John B Culpepper, President
Jackson College (colored), Jackson
Rev Luther G. Barrett, AM, President
Kate Tucker Institute, Bynalla
Kate Eugenia Tucker, Principal
Mississippi— continued
Kossuth School, Kossuth
J O Looney, Principal
Liberty Male and Female College, Liberty
Rev N Sxnylle, Principal
Lincoln School, Meridian
Caesar S Lldbetter, AB. Principal
Lockhart Male and Female Inst, Lockhart
W F Cooper, B S , Principal
Meridian Academy (colored), Meridian
J Beverly F Shaw, PhD, Principal
Mississippi Conference Training School,
Montrose
Rev W H Betts, Ph B, Principal
Mississippi Normal College, Houston
E L Collins, President
Natchez College (colored), Natchez
S H C Owen, Principal
Orwood Academy, Orwood
J D Stormont Principal
nttsboro Male and Female College, Pttts-
boro
A A Newell, AB, President
Bandle'0 University School, Hernando
W S Burks, Principal
Bust University (colored), Holly Springs
Rev James T Docking, PhD, President
St Clara's Academy, Yazoo City
Sister Superior *
Southern Christian College, West Point
Horsea Baker Abernethy, A M President
Southern Christian Institute (colored), Ed-
wards
J B Lehman, Ph B , President
Starkvllle Graded School, Starkvllle
Hugh Critz, B Sc , Principal
Tongaloo University (colored), Tougaloo
Rev William Trumbel Holmes, D D , Pres
University Training School, Orwood
George Hurst, Principal
VaJden Institute, Talden
Hugh B Rose, Principal
MISSOURI
Academy of St. Francis De Bales, Ste. Gene-
vieve
Madame Louise de Camlran, Principal
Appleton City Academy, Appleton City
G A. Theilmann, Principal
Bellevne Collegiate Institute, Caledonia
Principal
Carleton College, Farmington
Dr Edgar Moncena Smith, President
Carthage Collegiate Institute, Carthage
W a Knight, DD, Principal
Centenary Academy* Palmyra
James A. Lanius, Principal
Central College Academy, Fayette
John C Gobdey, A M , Principal
Civil Service Training School, Kansas City
Henry Coon, Principal
208 Owen Bldg
Concordia College, Gravelton
L M "Wagner, Principal
Cooper College, Moundvllle
C H, Miles, Principal
Dadevllle Academy, Dadevllle
B. a Lowe, Principal
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Missouri — continued
Drury Academy, Springfield
Herbert E Husted, A B , Principal
Grand River Academy, Gallatln
O L Wood, AM, Principal
Haynes Academy, Ifixcelsior Springs
Anthony Haynes, Principal
Homer Institute, Rocky Comfort
J Turner Homer, Principal
Howell Institute, Howell
George E Miller Principal
Iberia Academy, Iberia
Byron Smith, A M , Principal
vKldder Instltnte, Kldder
George W Shaw, Principal
Lincoln Institute (colored), Jefferson City
B F Allen, A M ,LL D , Principal
Marlonvnie College, Marlonvllle
L G Reser, A M ,D D , President
Marvin Collegiate Institute, Frederfcktown
Rev C M Gray, AB, President
MaryvUle Seminary, Maryvllle
Rev Charles F Enyart, A M , President
McGee Holiness Collegre, Clarence
W T Bachelar President
Miller Comity Instltnte, Spring Garden
Carl G Andrews, Principal
North Missouri Academy, 8t Louis
G C Briggs Principal
Ottervllle College Ottervllle
W W Gillum, BL President
Palmer College, Albany
Rev C A Watkfns, President
Pilot Grove Academy, Pilot Grove
C L Buckmaster Principal
Pike College, Bowling Green
Lulu M Collins, PhD President
Prairie tiTlll Academy, Prairie Hill
E R Carlstead, Principal
Prltchett College, Glasgow
U S Hall, AB President
Princlpla School, St Louis
Mary K Morgan, Principal
Page and Belt Aves.
St Cecelia Seminary, Holden
Sister M Purification, Principal
St Columbus' School, Chilhoothe
Rev Hanorius Busch, Principal
Ste Genei lev e A<adeim, Ste Genevieve
Sisters of St Joseph Oaiondalet
St Joseph's Academy, Hannibal
Mother Columba, Principal
St Joseph's School, Edlna
Rev R T Healv, President
St Peter's School, Jefferson City
Rev Joseph Bellinger, Principal
St. Xavier's Academy, Marshall
Sister Loretto, Principal
Spronl Academy, Mexico
Miss Carrie Sproul, Principal
Sweet Springs Academy, Sweet Springs
J E Barnett, Principal
Van Rensselaer Academy, Rengselaer
J E Travis Principal
Watson Seminary, Ashley
F E Palmei BS Piinoipal
Walther College, St Louis
Eugene H Harmes, A M President
Park Ave and Benton PI
Weanbtoan Christian College, Weaublean
Frederick Cooper, President
Missouri — continued
Webb City College, Webb City
John W Kellner, Principal
Western Bible and Literary College, Odessa
H N Gardner, B 8 , President
Western Collegiate and Industrial Instltnte,
Macon
James Henry Garnett, Principal
Woodland College, Independence
George S Bryant, Principal
Woodson Instltnte, Richmond
Rev S W Emory Principal
MONTANA
Collier School, Anaconda
Mrs R Johnson, Principal
Montana Deaconess School, Helena
M E Roxana Beck, Principal
Montana State College, Preparatory School,
Miss Mary A Cant* ell, Principal
Mt Ellis Academy, Bozeman
Principal
St. Patrick School, Billings
Sister M Gabriel, Superior
Stevensvllle Training School, Steiensvltte
M L Roark, A M , Principal
Ursnllne Academy and Convent, St* Peter
Mother Mary Amadeus, Superior
NEBRASKA
Bethesda College, Henderson
Daniel Peters, Principal
Danish Academy, Nysted
A H Dorf, Principal
Franklin Academy, Franklin
Morton M Newcomb ^ B Principal
Gates Academt, Neligh
G W Mitchell Principal
Hebron Academj, Hebron
R H Buehring President
Lincoln Academy, Lincoln
L M Oberkrotter V B Principal
Luther College, VLahoo
Rev O J Johnson B D President
Martin Luther &<a<iemj and Normal School.
Sterling
G Gundel Piincipal
Nativity School, North Platte
Rev S Cairoll Piincipu)
Nebraska Central College, Central City
Flo\d T\ Perishof Ptcaidmt
Orleans Seminary* Orleans
Rev L G Lewis \ B Principal
Pawnee City Academy, Pawnee City
F A Hendeiaon Piirulpal
St Francis Academy, Columbus
Sister M Agnella <*up< t Inn ss
fit Francis 8<hool, Humphrey
Fr Florentins Principal
School of the Holy Family, York
Mother AuKUStine, Superior
Inion College, College llew
Frederick Griffffs President
Ursuline Content, Falls City
Mother Helen Superior
Weeping Water Academy, Weeping Water
M M Hedenbaugh, AM, Principal
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SECONDARY AND PREPARATORY SCHOOLS
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Applet on Academj, New Ipswich
Herschel W Lewis, Pxincipal
Atkinson Academy, Atkinson
Oscar E Gibb, Principal
Austin Academy, Center Strafford
Henry R Gardner, A B , Principal
Auatin-Cate Academy, Strafford
Ernest P Freese, Principal
Brevtster Academy, Wolfeboro
Charles Haley Principal
Coe's North wood Academy, Northwood
Edwin K Welsh, AB, Principal
Colby Academy, New London
Jugtin O Wellman, A B , Principal
Colebrook Academy, Golebrook
Frank H Thurston Principal
Dow Academy, Franoonla
Henry H Clark, Principal
Francestown Academy, Francestown
James I Newton, A B , Principal
Gttmanton Academy, Gilmanton
Walter H Fletcher, Principal
Hampton Academy, Hampton
Charles J Ross, Principal
Haverhlll Academy, Haverhlll
E B Cornell, Principal
Kezer Seminary, Canterbury
Mrs Clara M Curiier, Principal
KimbaU Union Academy, Meriden
Charles Alden Tracy, B L , Principal
Lancaster Academy, Lancaster
Willis O Smith, A B , Principal
McCollom Institute, Mount Vernon.
H W Delano, Principal
McCraw Normal Institute, Heed's Ferry
Frederick W Dudley, Principal
New Hampton Literary Institution, New
Hampton
Frank W Preston, Principal
New Ipswich Appleton Academy, New Ips-
Charles P Poore, Principal
Pembroke Academy, Pembroke
Herman N Dunham, Principal
Pintcerton Academy, Deny
John J Marrinan, A M , Principal
Proctor Academy, Andover
Francis T Clayton, A M , Principal
St. Aloysius School, Nashua
Stater M St Anatole Principal
Sanborn Seminary, Kingston
Z W Kemp, PhD, Principal
TUton Seminary, Tilton
George L, JPlimpton, A.M, Principal
NEW JBKSEY
Anable's School, New Brunswick
Miss Harriet Anable, Principal
Baldwin School, Bast Orange
Miss Ida Baldwin, Principal
Baldwin and Neldon's School, South Orange
Miss Alice R Jackson, A.M , Principal
Blair Academy, Blairstown
Rev John a Sharpe, A.M.DD, Principal
Camden Friends' School, Camden
M B Muschamp, Principal
Clark School, Bast Orange
Xda L and Mary I/ Clark, Principals
New Jersey — continued
Dearborn Morgan School, Orange
David A Kennedy, Ph D , and Abby B
Morgan Principals
Farnum Preparatory School, Beverly
James H Dtlks A M , Principal
Friends' Academy, Moorestown
William F Overman, Principal
Friends' Select School Atlantic City
Miss Willa Ballard, Principal
German American School, Jersey City
Heights
Agnes M Hlgglns, Principal
Olenwood College Institute, Matawan
W E Lamb, Principal
Hasbrouck Institute, Jersey City
Charles C Stlmets, AM, Principal
Hoboken Academy, Hoboken
Dr Wm C Raymond, A B , Principal
5th and Willow Ave
Madison Academy, Madison
Ruth Stowell, Principal
McChesney College, Paterson
Dr C Eugene McChesney, President
Our Lady of Grace School, Hoboken
Sister Superior
Passalc Collegiate School, Passaic
Miss Ruth Stowell, Principal
Ridgewood Preparatory School, Bldgewood
James B Parsons, Principal
St Agnes Academy, New Brunswick
Sister Mary Grace
St Aloysius Academy, Jersey City
Sisters of Charity
St Dominic's Academy, Jersey City
Sister Ferrer, Pilncipal
St Joseph's Academy, Elizabeth
Rev Mother Benedicts, Superior
St Walburg*s Academy, Elizabeth
Mother Pryor, Superior
Seeley*s Home School, Deckertown
W H Seeley, Principal
Short Hills School, Short Hills
Henry F Twitchell, Headmastei
Shrewsbury Academy, Bed Bank
H C Talmadge, Principal
Spruce Cottage, Vlneland
Misses Otis and Fitch Principals
South Jersey Institute, Brldgeton
Rev James W Ford, PhDff Principal
Spitting's School, South Orange
Miss Harriet Spintng Principal
The Larches, Cranberry
Elsie Gordon Principal
ITpsala College, Kenilworth
A R Wallin, PhD, Principal
Van Bensselaer Seminary, Burlington
Helen M Freeman. Principal
NEW MEXICO
Western Methodist College, ArtesU
Rev J J Tlgert, DD, President
NEW YORK
Academy of Holy Cross, Bedford
Sister Mary of St Euaebla, Superior
Adelphl Academy, Brooklyn
Eugene C Adler, Principal
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New York — continued
Alfred Academy, Alfred
Hugh L. Gillist, Principal
All Saints' Academic School of Manhattan,
New York
Tulla T FItzpatrlck. Principal
Assumption Institute, Plattsburg
Brother Denis, Director
Augusta Child's School, Bhighamton
Augusta Childs, Principal
Augustinian Academy, Carthage
Sister Mary Beatrice, Principal
Baldwin School, Saranac Lake
Ernest H Baldwin, Principal
Bedford, Academy, Bedford
Alfred D Partridge, President
Bedford Academy, Brooklyn
K J WInn Principal
Bridge'* School, Miss, Brooklyn
545 Dean St
Brockport Classical School, Brockport
Miss G-ooding, Principal
Brooklyn Industrial School of Arts and Sci-
ence, Brooklyn
F W Hooper 502 Fulton St
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Science,
Brooklyn
A A Healy, Principal
Canandaigua Academy, Canandalgua
Luther N Steele, President
Cary Collegiate Seminary, Oakfleld
Curtis Carlos Gove M A , Principal
Catholic Summer School of America, Cliff
Haven
Rt Rev Mgr D J McMahon, President
Cazenovia Seminary, Cazenovia x
Charles Drake Skinner, A B , President
Cecily Baker School, XJtlca
Frances E Newland, Principal
Champlaln Academy, Port Henry
Sister M Cecilia, Principal
Cbesbrongh Seminary, North Chill
H A Mllllcan, Principal
Clinton Liberal Institute, Canton
Principal
Clinton School, Brooklyn
Miss A B Trowbridge, Principal
Cook Academy, Montonr Falls
Emll Hanke BS, Principal
Delaware Academy, Delhi
Stanley S Kilkenny, Principal
Delaware literary Institute, Franklin
George W Lelth, Principal
Denton School, Brooklyn
Miss Louise Denton, Principal
Dewey School, Hoosick Falls
Mrs J M Dewey, Principal
Dover Plains Academy, Dover Plains
A EJ Bangs, Principal
Bast Springfield Academy, Bast Springfield
Randolph F Clark, Principal
Ellison School, New York
pliza A Fleming, Principal
W 87th St
Ethical Culture School, New York
F C Lewis, Superintendent
Central Park West and 63rd St
Franklin School* Buffalo
Bertha A. Keyes, Dean
146 Park St
Friends' Academy, Glen Gove
F B Wlllitts, President
New York — continued
Friends' Academy, Locust Valley
Nelson A Jackson, Principal
Friends' School, Brooklyn
John L Carver, Ph D Principal
112 Schermerhorn St
Friends' Seminary, New York
E B Rawaon, Pd M , Principal
226 EL 16th St
Froebel Academy, Brooklyn
Charles V Chadwick, M A , Principal
687 Lafayette Ave
Genesee Wesleyan Seminary, Lima
Rev Lafayette Congdon, Ph D , Principal
Glen Falls Academy, Glen Falls
B H Wallace Principal
Halsev School, Brooklyn
Miss E Nicholson, Principal
173 Halsey St
Hamilton Grange School, New York
Mrs E K Morgan, Principal
513 W 142nd St
Hartwick Seminary, Hartwlck Seminary
J G Traver, A M ,D D , Principal
Hebrew Iree School, Syracuse
David Blumberg, Principal
Heffley Collegiate Preparatory School,
Brooklyn
Nornian P Heffley, President
243-245 Ryerson St
Hendrick's School, Middletown
Miss Harriet L Hendrlck, Principal
Hogansburs; Academy, Hogansburs;
Mary F McGarr, Principal
Holy Angels Collegiate Institute, Buffalo
William J Kirwin, Principal
Holv Cross Academic School, Albany
Sister Theobalda, Principal
Holy Cross Academic School, Ogdensburg
Rev P O LaRose, President
Home School, Verona
Mrs. T M Foster, Principal
Horace Mann School, New York
S T Dutton, Superintendent
51 W 120th Bt
Immaculate Heart Academy, Uatertown
Sister M Josephine Principal
Institute, The, Peekskill
Charles Unterreiner Principal
Joseph Preparatory Skhool, New York City
Samuel Joseph, Principal
151-153 Clinton St
Keller's Day School, Miss, New York
Eleanor I Keller, Principal
35-37 E 62d St
Kennedy's Sohool, Brooklyn
Miss Kennedy, Principal
211 Carroll St
Kenka College and Institute, Kenksv Park
Carl Churchill, Principal
Knapp Mansion School, Brooklyn
J L, Curtlss, Principal, 544 Bedford Ave
Lenox Institute, New York
Andrew Luban, Principal
334 L*nox
Uterary and Commercial Institute, Bridge*
hampton
Lewis W Halteek, Principal
Livingston School for Children
Miss Mary Monoritffe Livingston, Principal
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New \ork — continued
Livingston School, West New Brighton
Way and Crooks Principals
Lockwood Academy, Brooklyn
B J Carr, Principal
138 S Oxford St
Iow\IUe Academy, Lowville
William F H Breeze, Ph B , Principal
Marlon Collegiate Institute, Marlon
Lewis Hosea Clark A B , Principal
McAuley Academy, Keesville
Sister Xavler Warde, Superior
Munroe Collegiate Institute, Elbrldge
Lester G Turney, Principal
NatUity Academy, Brooklyn
Sister M Basil, Principal
26 Madison St
>ew Roohelle School and Kindergarten,
New Rochelle
Miss Thornton Principal
New Fork Preparatory School, Brooklyn
Emil E Camerer, A M ,L L B , Principal
200 Joralemon St
New York Preparatory School, New York
Emil E Camerer, A M ,L L B , Principal
15 West 43d St
Oakwood Heights School, Richmond Borough
Helen Mishey, Principal
Staten Island
Oakuood Seminary, Union Springs
Walter H Wood, A B , Principal
Oxford Acadenn and Union School, Oxford
Merton D Men Ing Principal
Palmer Institnte-Siarkey Seminary, Lake-
mont
Martyn Summerbell, D I> , President
Parkins' School, Mrs, Brooklyn
Mrs M H Perkins, Principal
112 Woodruff Ave
Pike Seminary and Union Free School, Pike
Tohn T McGurren, Principal
Pratt Institute High School, Brooklyn
Luther Qulick Principal
215 Ryerson St
Pulaskl Academy and Inlon School, Pulaskl
Richard A Baitlett Principal
Rand School for Tutoring, Allenhurst-by-
t he-Sea
Edwin W Rand, A M , Headmaster
Robertson Da> School, New *ork
Davmo WylU DB. Pune.pa, ^ ^
Round Lake Academy, Round Lake
H Burdick, Principal
St Agnes Academy, College Point
Sr M Petra, Principal
St Ann'w Academic School, Hornell
Francis J Naughten, Principal
St Ann's Academic School, Nyack-on-Hud-
son
Sicter Dominica, Principal
St Bernard's Academy, Cohoes
Rev Thomas S Kevney, Principal
St. Bridget's Academic School, Buffalo
Rev James A Lanlgan, President
St Brldgld's Academic School, New York
Sister Maiy Nicolina, Principal
818 E 10th St
Ht Catherine's Academic School, New York
Sister M Mercedes, Principal
New York — continued
St James Academy, Brooklyn
Brother Anselm FSC, Piincipal Boys'
Dept Sister Chrysostom Principal
Girls Depai tment
264 Jay St
St Jerome's Ursuline Academy, New York
Mother M Clara Ward Principal
343 E 137th St.
St John's Academy, Albany
Sister Mary Barbara Superior
St John's Academic School, Saratoga
Springs
Rev Thomas Burke, President
St John's Academic School, Schenectady
Rev J L Reilly, Principal
St John's Academy, Rensselaer
Rev John F Olavin, MA, Principal
St John's Catholic Academy, Syracuse
Rev Michael Cline, Principal
St Joseph's Academic School, Batavia
Sister M Helena, Principal
St Joseph's Academy, Albany
Brother Sebastian President
St Joseph's Academy, Schenectady
Rev Joseph Henrlch, Principal
St Joseph's Collegiate Institute, Buffalo
Bi other Thomas FSC, Principal
1238 Main St
St Lucy's Academic School, Syracuse
Rev John J Sheridan, Principal
St Mary's Academy, Bondout
Sister Frances Regis, Principal
St Mary's Academy, Dunkirk
Rev Linus Monahan CP, Piesident
St Mary's Academy, Ogdensburg
Sister Superior
St Mary's Catholic Institute, Amsterdam
Sister Edward, Principal
St Mark's High School, Lancaster
Sistei M Hyronlna Superior
Si Patrick's Academic School, Bouse Point
Sister M Patrica, Principal
St Paul's Academy, Oswego
Sister M Sylvester, Superior
St Peter's Academy, Troy
Sister M Celestine, Principal
St Stanislaus Academy, Keesville
Rev M Charbonneau, Principal
St Thomas Academic School, New York
Sister M Chrvsoatom Principal
Sacred Heart Academic School, Cohoes
Sister M Laurentlus, Superior
Sallaz Academic School, Bedford
Madam Edwidge Desautels, Superior
Scnftner Preparatory School, New York
Herman F Senftner, A B ,M D , Principal
18 Astor P»
Sherman Collegiate Institute, Morlah
William B Richmond, Principal
Sherwood Select School, Sherwood
Miss E Howland Principal
Sodus Academy, Sodns
Chester G Ranford Principal
Somes School, Aurora
Albert Somes, AM Principal
Southold Academy, Southold
Miss Beitha Stoddart, Principal
Starkey Seminary, Lakemont
Martyn Summerbell, LL D , President
Staten Island Academy, New Brighton
Fiank R Page, AM, Principal ,
SECONDARY AND PREPARATORY SCHOOLS
New York — continued
Syracuse Classical School, Syracuse
A L Travis, Principal
Ten Broeck Free Academy, Franklinvllle
Hamilton Terry, President
Travis Preparatory School, Syracuse
A Lincoln Travis, A M , Principal
Trinity Home School, Rossville
Sophia H Ayres, Principal
Union Academy of Belleville, Belleville
J A Coulter, Principal
TJtica Catholic Academy, Utlca
J S M Lynch, Principal
Warwick Institute, Warwick
Clifford L Haight, Principal
Washington Academy, Salem
Seymour B Smith Principal
Watervllet Academy, WatervIIet
Rev P H McDermott, President
Westerlelgh Collegiate Institute, West New
England
Wilbur Strong, Principal
Westchester Academy, White Plains
Conrad Woolmann, LL B , Principal
NORTH CAROLINA
Aberdeen Academy, Aberdeen
S P Lockbart, Principal
Advance Academy, Advance
John Minor, Principal
Alderman's Select School, Wilmington
Mary L Alderman, Principal
Amherst Academy, Cora
T F Barnes, AB, Principal
Arcadia Academy, Midway
C W Rothwich, Principal
Atlantic Academy, Atlantic
G W Newborn Principal
Atlantic Academy, Crisp
J Pred Webb Principal
Atlantic Collegiate Institute, Elizabeth City
8 L Sheep, Principal
Atlantic Institute, Atlantic
C E James, Principal
Anlnnder Academy, Aulander
H W Early, Principal
Baker's School, Nashville
Mra J H L Baker, Principal
Barrett Collegiate and Industrial School,
Pee Dee
A M Barrett, AM.DD, Principal
Bellcross Academy, Bellcross
J D Berry, Principal
Belvidere Academy, Belvldere
Mary J White, Principal
Belwood Institute, Belwood
J C Garrett, Principal
Bertie Academy, Windsor
W S Uthridge, Principal
Bethel Hill Institute, Bethel Hill
Rev J A Beam, Principal
Blltmore Parish School, BUtmore
Alice R Jackson, Principal
Blltmore, School, BUtmore
R R Johnson, Principal
Biscoe Academy, BIscoe
Flor* M Martin, Principal
North Carolina — continued
Boiling: Springs Academy, Boiling Springs
W E Goode Principal
Bombay Institute, Bombay
W S Anderson, Principal
Brevard Institute, Brevard
C H Trobridge A M Principal
Brewer's Acadezm, Clinton
Street Brewer, Principal
Broad Valley Institute, Bre\ard
L W Hall, Principal
Broadway Academy, Broadway
M A McLeod, Principal
Buies Creek Academy, Buies Creek
Rev J A. Campbell, Principal
Burlington Academy, Burlington
H C Stout, Principal
Bnrgaw Academy, Burgaw
B T Cowper A B Superintendent
Buxton Academy, Buxton
Miss Minnie Barrel 1, Principal
Cana Academy, Cana
A Reynolds, Principal
Carthage Academic Institute, Carthage
Palmer Dalrymple, A B , Principal
Catawba College, Newton
Rev J D Andrew, A B , President
Cedar Grove Academy, Cedar Grove
Annie Hughes, Principal
Cedar Bock Academy, Cedar Rook
T H Sledge, Principal
Central Industrial School, Columbus
Dr J G McLaughlin, Principal
Chestnut Ridge Institute, Joppa
T L» Reveele, Principal
Christ's School, Arden
T C Wetmore, Principal
Clemmons School, Clemmons
Rev James E Hall B \ Principal
Clinton School, Clinton
Brlce Craven, Principal
Coharle School, Coharie
Mrs B V Wright, Principal
Collegiate Institute, Burnsville
E E Hawkins, Principal
Colerain Acadeim , Colerain
Cora B Beard Principal
Columbus Institute, Columbus
W M Whlteeide, Principal
Crecv School, Elirabeth Cltv
R B Ciecy, Jrf Principal
Crescent Acadenn and Business College,
Crescent
Rev J L M L\ erd-\ Ph T> Principal
Dalton Institute, Dalton
W A Flint, Principal
Danebury Acadeim, Panabnry
J T Smith, Principal
Donaldson-Davidson 4<*ademv, Fayettevllle
Charles H Wnkelnnd, A M Principal
Dorland Institute, Hot Spring*
Miss Tulia E Phillips Principal
Farmer Institutes Farmer
W S ^carboro Principnl
Farmington Academy, Farmtogtoa
R B Collins Principal
Franklinton Christian College, Frankllnton
Rov Z A PostP, Principal
Oaston Academy, Gastonla
J W Slier, Principal
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North Carolina — continued
Oerman School, Ridgeway
M Lauterback, Principal
Cttbson Academy, Gibson
M L Stlckney Principal
Oilllam Academy Mortons
J W Gllllam Piinclpal
Ooldston Academy, Goldston
Principal
Grace School, I*awrence
Miss M H Hicks Principal
Graham Collegiate Institute, Marshallberg
Rev C M Le\ later Piinclpal
Granite Auideim, Granite Falls
W P White, Pilncipal
Gnrlev School, Windsor
Maud Gurley, Principal
Hamilton Institute, Hamilton
W H Albright, Ph B ,A M , Superintendent
Hart School, Hiddenite
Principal
Hart's Select School, Wilmington
Miss Annie Hart, Principal
Hawkins School, Warrenton
Miss Lucy W Hawkins, Principal
Hiddenite School, Hiddenite
A P Shnrpo, .Principal
Hillsboro Private School, Hillsboro
Mr« Bragg, Principal
Hodges fxhool, Augusta
Tohn D HoiluroB \M Piinclpal
Home School, Vanclemcre
\nnle Onbul Principal
HuUtton \tadem>, Hudson
E H Phillip* Principal
Jackson Springs Academy, Jackson Springs
T M «!pawfll Principal
JuxuesUHe \cadeim, Jan* em I lie
A T Manning Principal
Klttrell College (colored), Klttrell
r a a Keii\ r> D pttsWont
leuts School, Kinston
TUchnrd H Lewis, Principal
Xexlngton Seminary, Lexington
Oteorjr* M Edgar, Principal
Lincoln Academy, King's Mountain
Ulllan B Oalhcart Principal
Long Creek School, Long Creek
J C1 Henry, Principal
Madison Inriitute and Business College,
Madison
J M Wentherlv* Principal
Mannon Academe , I eulston
Tattle Mnnson, Piinclpal
Mftnteo Academy, Manteo
Vf G Ooltrnno Principal
Msrhuth School, Uorganton
Mr* Mnrbuth, Principal
Marshall A<adem>, Marshall
Omen Mnrtln rilnclpnl
MarsluIUe Academy, Marshvllle
K H raid well, A B , Principal
Mars Hill College, Mars Hill
It L Moore, A ». Principal
Mc<ormlck School, BurnevHle
T W rhesebrough, Principal
Merry OaJces Academj, Merry Oftks
hlllifln Msssey Principal
Mollette School, Fayett«vlU»
Marion Moltotte, Principal
North Carolina — continued
Mooresvllle Institute, MooresvUle
F B Rockett, A B , Principal
Mora\lan Falls Academy, Moravian Falls
D G Weaver, President
Mount Amoena Seminary, Concord
T H Fisher Principal
Mount Gllead Institute, Mount Gilead
Eugene Hiirls 1'ilnclpil
Mount Moriah A<ademy, Raleigh
M \ \anms, Prlnclpa1
M<untain lieu Institute, Ml/pah
William M \\ull, Piinclpal
Naglmlta A<adtkm>, Noshvilie
A H Koonce Pnntlpal
North State School, \shetille
J M Roberts, Principal
Olnev A<ademy, George
David P White, Principal
Orange Gro\e Academy, Hillsboro
William Aichlhohl Flock, Principal
Ormondfl\H1e Institute, OrmondsviUe
W W Oimand, Piincipal
Pamlico Male and *emale Institute, Bay-
borough
Thomas M Scawoll, Principal
PariNh School, Burlington
Resale Mann, Piinclpal
Fat ton b< hool, M<»rganton
U L Patton, Piincipnl
rerqulnmn's Academy, Hertford
J W Hobtrts Piinclpal
Piedmont Academy, IJnoolnton
B P Calrtwoll, Principal
Piedmont Seminars, C'rouwe
O T Heal nor, Pilnclpal
IMne A<ademj, Chunhland
Piof S G Hnst\ Prindpnl
rmniule Inntltute, 1'Innade
S W Hall Prindpnl
Pioneer Mills Atadcmy, Pioneer Mills
T A BtunilinuU, Ptinclpal
l*Ittal>oro Af'ademj, Pittsboro
H M Lond<»n, Pilnclpal
Polk ton A<stdemjt, White Store
I* n nctlfonrn Principal
Pool School, Elfeabeth City
BtttlA Pool, Principal
Private Hdiool, China GVove
Mrs Orunneer, Principal
Raeford Inalltnte, Raeford
J A McLcort, A B , Principal
Bankln-ni< hardn Institute (colored), Wind-
sor
Phorten Mitchell, Principal
Keadeland A<«dem\v Mount Tirrah
A S Wobb Principal
Keed Academy, Lexington
O J W Cole, A B , Principal
RcidHvilltt Seminary, Heldsvllle
H A Hayes, Principal
Kldg« Acadtmjt, Heart
Principal
BoberwonvlJlft Academy, RobersonvIlW
John T> Everett, L I . Principal
Robeson Institute, Lumbertoa
P R Vnm«, Prlnclpftl
R«»seftel<l Kchool, Windsor
Mrs M F OllUam, Principal
Miss
nd^ School, kumberton
P«nny Holland, Principal
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North Carolina — continued
Roxobel Academy, Boxobel
Mattie Lrverman, Principal
St Augustine's School (colored), Raleigh
Rev A B Hunter, President
fit Paul's School, Beaufort
Mrs N P Giffroy, AB Principal
Salemburg Academy, Salemburg
G F Edwards, A B Principal
Saluda Seminary, Salnda
George C Burrage, Principal
Satterfleld School, Roxboro
Gertie Satterfleld, Principal
ScottvlUe Academy, Scottville
O R Black, Principal
Sbalotte Preparatory School, Shalotte
George Leonard, Pi inclpal
Sharp's Institute, Intelligence
J M Sharp, President
Shiloh Academy, Shilob
C B Gamete, Principal
Shiloh Institute, Warrentown
T L Bruce, Principal
Shilow Academy Mofflt
A C Cox, Principal
SPOW Hill Institute, Snow HOI
J E Debnam Principal
Sparta Institute, Sparta
Principal *
Spring Hope Academy, Spring Hope
M P Cameron Principal
Stalllngs' School, Spencer
J W Stalllngs, Principal
Stevens School, AshevtUe
Miss Elizabeth C Stevens, Principal
Stinceon Institute, Orrum
M Sheppard Principal
Sunny Side Seminary, Mocbsville
M M Eaton Principal
Sutherland's Seminary, Sntherlands
L M Farthing, Principal
Xarboro Male Academy, Tarboro
F S Wilkinson Principal
Tlllett School, Elizabeth City
J N Tillett, Principal
Trent School, Merritt
E P Dixon, Principal
Trinity School, Chocowlnty
N C Hughes Principal
Turkey Knob School, Nnlln
Oscar R Black, Principal
Union Institute, Uniopvllle
O C Hamilton, Principal
Ijnion Ridge Academy, Union Ridge
Thomas W Strowd Principal
Wadesboro Academy, Wadesboro
D A McGregor, Principal
Wadevllle Academy, WadevlUe
K W Hogan, Principal
Wakefleld Classical and Mathematical
School, Vtakefield
R E Sentelle Principal
Walnut Springs Academy, Marshall
Miss M V Darby Principal
Wanchese Academy, Wanchese
C E Taylor Prln
VI ash burn Seminary, Beaufort
D Wilder, AB, Principal
Weaveivllle Academy, Vteavertllle
J M Ropeson Pi Inclpal
North Carolina — continued
Weavervllle College, Weaverville
L. B Abernethly, President
White Grove Academy, Gath
W B Self, Principal
White Oak Academy, White Oak
W W Goodhouse, Principal
Whltehead Academy, Whitehead
J M CheeX. Principal
Whltsett Institute, Whltsett
W L Whitsett, Ph D President
Whittaker School, Raleigh
Miss Sallie Whittaker, Principal
Whjnot Academy and Business Institute,
Whjnot
O F Gorner, Principal
VI indsor Academy , VI Indsor
Fred Aicher Principal
Wingate School, Wlngate
B Y T>ner AB, Principal
Wit Academy, WJt
Lillian Foreman, Principal
Yadkln College Institute, Fadkln College
W T and J F Totten, Principals
Yadkln Valley Institute, Boonvllle
Abner C Gentry, A B Principal
Yancey Collegiate Institute, Burasville
E E Hawkins Piincipal
Zionvllle Academy (colored), Zionvllle
Principal
NORTH DAKOTA
Bruflat Academy, Portland
A T Felland, B A , President
Grand Forks College, Grand Forks
Rev M H Normann, President
New Rockford Collegiate Institute, New
Rockford
William 4 Godwaid B V President
North Dakota School of Science, Vtahpeton
Fied E Smith M So Piesldont
Phillips Academv, New Rorkford
Rev E H Stickney X M , D D President
St. John's Academy, Jamestown
Sister Superior Directress
OHIO
Buchtel Academy, Akron
Charles O Run dell B S , Principal
CedarvlUe College, CtdarvHI*
David McKinney, D D , Pree
Central Institute, Cleveland
James G Hobble, A B , President
Central Mranonite College, BlnfTton
S K Mosinan, PhD President
College and Preparatory School, Dayton
Albert B Rhauck, LItt D . Principal
'awflg Collegiate Institute, Cmnfis College,
W Frasure Principal
Damascus Academy, Damasrn*
Walter S Painter, Principal
Educational Institute, Cincinnati
Alois Schmidt, Principal
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Ohio— continued
Emmanuel's Academy, Dayton
Slater Superior
English and Classical School, Dayton
Pi incipal
English-German Academy, Akron
Principal
E\ angelical Lutheran Academy, North Am-
herst
Ewlngton Academy, Ewington
W H Durkee, Principal
Fairfleld Infon Academy, PleasantvlIIe
Charles C Webb Principal
Findlay College, Findlay
Rev Chas I Brown A M , President
Franklin College, New Athens
B M Baxter, DP, President
Friends' Boarding: School, Barnesvllle
B J Thomas, Principal
Fultonlan Academy, Fnltonham
George H Lapp, B S , Principal
German Parish Academy, Dowling
Principal
Grand IU\er Institute, Austlnburg
Earl W Hamilton, Principal
Heidelberg Academy, Tiffin
A W Rlcksecker, Principal
Holy Rosary Academy, Dayton
Sister Superior
Holy Trinity Academy, Bucyrus
Sister Superior
Holy Trinity Academy, Dayton
Sistei Superior
Holy Trinity School, Cleveland
Woodland Cor E 73rd, S E
Immaculate Conception Academy, Cellna
Father Hindelang
Immaculate Conception Academy, Cleveland
Cor 43rd near Superior
Imxnanuel School, Cle\ eland
Seymour Ave , Cor Scranton Rd
Marietta Academy, Marietta
S E Wolfe, PhD, Principal
Martin Boehm Academy, Dept. of Otterbeto
University
Rudolph H Wagoner, A M , Principal
Monteflore Hebrew School, Cleveland
2495 B 86th, S E
Mount Vernon College* Mount Vernon
Norrls W Lawrence, Principal
New Lyme Institute, South New Lyme
Howard C White, President
Notre Dante Academy, Cleveland
Sister M Louise, Superior
Oberlin Academy, Oberlln
John Fisher Peck, A M , Principal
Parks* School, SteubenvIHe
Miss D yirginla Parks, Principal
Poland Union Seminary, Poland
Thomas S Orr President
St Agnes' Academy, Cincinnati
Sister Superior
Bond Hill 8U
Bt Agnes Academy, Mingo Junction
Sister Superior
St Anthony's Academy* Kenton
Sister Superior
St Bernard'* Academy, Akron
Ulster Superior
St Boalfftee Academy, New
Sister Superior
Ohio
continued
St Clement's Academy, Navarre
Sistei Superior
St Francis' School, Cle\ eland
Sister Superior
St John's Academj, Da 5 ton
Sister Superloi
St John's Academy, Lima
Sister Supenor
St John's Acadeim, MansUUe
T H Dannecher Pi incipal
St Joseph's Academy, Oegtltne
Sister Supeilui
St Joseph's Academy, Da 3 ton
Sister bupeiioi
St Mary's Academy, Da j ton
Brother O N Sauer
St Mary's Academy, Lancaster
Sister Superior
St Mary's Academy, Lelpsic
Slater Superior
St Mark's Academy, Marietta
Sister Superior
St Mary's Academy, Massillon
Sister Superioi
St Mary's School, Marion
Rev Joseph Deming, Principal
St Michael's Academy, Frank
Sister Superior
St Nicholas Academy, Berwick
Sister Superior
St Paul's Academy, Dajton
Sister Superior
St Peter's Acadenij, Clillllcothe
Sister Supeilor
St Peter's A<ademj, New Rieffel
Sister Supeiloi
St. Vincent De Paul's Academy, Mount Ver-
non
Sister Superior
Sacred Heart Academy, Akron
Sistei s of St Dominic
Salem Academy, South Salem
Charles W Barrett, Principal
Savannah Academy, Bavann&h
Prof Miller, Pi Incipal
Sprlngrfleld Seminary, Springfield
Miss Anna B Johnson, Principal
Urban* University, Urban*
Rev Russell Eaton, Principal
We*tern Reserve Seminary, W«it Farm-
Prof Collier, Principal
Yale School, Younjstown
Miss Alice Holmes, Principal
OKLAHOMA
Brevard Training1 School, Ad*
M H Ayer, Superintendent
Catholic Academy, Mnskogee
Brother J T Morris, Principal
Oh else* Academy, Chelsea
Thomas L Bates, Principal
Cherokee B*ntiHt Academy, Tahleqnah
Walter J Pat k, Ph H , President
Cimarron College, Dover
JHB A Hllllard, President
TC Met* Bond College, Mtaco
Mis« Met* Chestnutt, Principal
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Oklahoma — con tlnued
Epworth University, Guthrle
G H Bradford, President
Hargrove College, Ardxnore
Rev W H Martin, DD, President
Holy Family College (colored), longston
Rev W H Martin, PhD, Director
Indlanola College, Wynne Wood
B B Cotob, ABf President
Kingfisher College, Kingfisher
Rev Calvin B bloody President
Northwestern Academy, Carrier
M D Coats, Principal
Oklahoma Methodist College Muskogee
A C Millar, AM, President
Oklahoma State Baptist College, Blackwell
Rev IB A Boten, D D , President
Phillips Christian University, Enid
Rev B V Zollars, DD, President
Presbyterian Academy, Tahlequah
C A Peterson, Principal
Ryan Educational Educational Institute
H P Walker Principal
St Agnes College, Ardmore
Sister Mary Thomas, Principal
St Mary's Academy, Capitol Hill
Sister Superior
Sacred Heart Academy, Ylnlta
Sister Superior
Southwest Academv, Hastings
Dwlght E Porter, A B , Principal
University Preparatory School, Tonkawa
Lynn Glover, Principal
OREGON
Academy of Our L.adv of Perpetual Light,
Albany
Sister Mary Anselma, O S B
MoMinnville College, McMinnville
Rev Leonard W Rilev Pzesident
Mount Angel Academy, Mount Angel
Mother M Agatha, OSB
Pacific University Academy, Forest Groxe
Rev Henry L Bates, Principal
Pendleton Academy, Pendleton
W H Bleakney, Principal
Portland Academy, Portland
J R Wilson, Principal
Rosebnrg Academy, Rosebnrg
Charles T Whlttlesey, Principal
St Alphonslus Academy, Tlllamook
Sister Mary Clement
St Frances Academy and College, Baker
City
Sister Mary Cupertino, Superior
St Joseph's Academy and College, Pendle-
ton
Sister Mary Solans, Superior
St. Mary's Academy, Jacksonville
Sister M Laurentia, Superior
St Paul's Academy, St Paul
Sister Rosalind, Superior
Sacred Heart Academy, Baker City
Sister Superior
Sacred Heart Academy, I* Grande
Sister M Euphraala, Superior
PENNSYLVANIA
Abington Friends* School, Jenkintown
J H Detwiller Puncipal
Academy of the New Church, Bryn Athyn
Rev W P Pendleton, Principal
Acadeim of Notre Dame Philadelphia
Sister Agnes Mary Principal
206 S 19th
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Torresdale
Mother Henrietta Spalding, Superior
Alinda College Preparatory Jschool, Pittsburg
Miss Ellen Gordon Stuart Principal, 4605
5th Avenue
Allegheny Preparatory School, Pittsburg
Haywood M Butler, Headmaster
Armagh Acadeim, Armagh
C A Campbell, Principal
Barkeyville Academy, Barket \llle
William Harris Guyei Principal
Bellefonte Acadenn, Bellefonte
J V Hughes Principal
Bemsburg Academr, Bernshurg
Frank D Keboch Principal
Bethany School, Gettysburg
Miss Luella McAllister Principal
Cabbot Institute, Carbon Center
C W Johnston, A B , Principal
Chelton Hills School, Wyncote
Charles K Smith, AM, Principal
Chester Academv, Chester
George Gilbert, Principal
Collegiate Institute, Reading-
Rev J V Geoige, PhD, President
Conwav Hall, Carlisle
G E Reed, LL D , Headmaster
Dayton Union Academy, Dayton
L W Greenlee, Principal
Dickinson Seminar}, TUlliamsport
Rev Benjamin C Conner, D D , President
Drexel Institute, Philadelphia
James MacAllister, LL D , President
Earp lcadem\, Oil City
Samuel Earp, Principal
Easton Atadeim, Easton
Samuel R Park, \ M , Principal
Eau Claire Acadeim, bau Claire
\ W Kell> A M Principal
Eldersridge Acadeim, JMtlersridge
r V Smith A M Pimolnal
Elderton A<adeim, Elderton
W L Austin Principal
Erie Academy, Erie
Travers J Edmonds, PilncJpal
Fairview Academy, Brodheads%Hle
E T Kunkle, A M , Principal
Fawn Grove Academv, Fawn Grove
George W Devil bliss, Prim ipal •
Fredonia Institute, Fredonia
A Fiult, AB, Principal
Froebel Institute, I*nsd«wne
A Prichett and Emil D \\ri«ht Director*
Friends' Central School, Philadelphia
William Elmer Barrett, Principal
15th and Race
Friends' School, Germantown
Stanley R Tarnall, M A , Principal
Friends' Select School, Germantown
Walter Havlland, Principal
Friends' School, Plymouth Meeting
Benjamin Smith, AM, President
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renn6jl\ ania — continued
Friends' School, West Chester
Anna B Smedley, Principal
Friends' Select School, Media
\nna Beitler Smedle> Principal
Friends' Select School, Philadelphia
Walter W Haviland, A B , Superintendent
140 N 16th
Friends' Graded School, West Chester
Emily Hoopes B A , Principal
George School, George School
Joseph S Walton Ph D , Principal
German Lutheran School, Braddock
Rev C Brig-elder, Principal
Glenvllle Academy, Glenvllle
B M Stahl, AM, Principal
Greensburg Seminary, Greensburg
William H Zuber, AM, Principal
Greenwood Seminary, MlllvIIle
Rachel Knight, BL, Principal
Hall Institute, Sharon
H C Kail, DD, President
Heyser's Preparatory School, Chambersbnrg
Miss KatheHne B Heyser, Principal
Hickory Academy, Hickory
A M Reed AM, Principal
Hill School, Pottsville
Mrs S A Thurlow, Principal
Home Boarding School, Baston
Mrs M M DIsbrow, Principal
Hugheslan School, Backhigham
Sarah J Broadhurst, Principal
Institute for Colored Youth, Philadelphia
Fanny J Coppins, Principal
Bainbrldge and S 9th
Jefferson Academy, Cannonsburg
J A A Craig AB, Principal
Keystone Academy, Factoryville
Rev EHcannah Hulley, A M , President
Klttannlng Academy, Kit tanning
C. V Smith, A M , Principal
tatln School, Chamberabnrg
Miss Belle B Cressler, Principal
lurch's Preparatory School, Baston
Charles H Lerch, AM, Principal
Lewiston Academy, Lewtston
B. Washington Burohfleld, A M , Principal
Llgonler Classical Institute, Lagonler
Rev E H Dickinson, Principal
London Grove Friends' Select School, Ixm-
don Grove
Alexowna M Rohr, Principal
Madison Atademy, Vniontown
A M Van Tine, AB, Piinclpal
Martin 4<ademj, Kenneit Square
Pircival C Morris, Principal
MelUille Ifirlends' School, Mount Airy
Miss Edith Y Eves, Principal
Mercer Academy, Mercer
C J Wllcomb, D D , President
Mlfflin Academy, Miffllntown
J Harry Dyslnger, AB, Principal
Moravian Parochial School, Bethlehem
Edward C Roest, A.M, Superintendent
New Bloomfleld Academy* New Bloomfleld
Rev J Stockton Roddy, Ph D , Director
North Washington Institute, North Wash*
ing ton
Robert L. Alter, Principal
Oley Academy, Oley
C Waldo Leinbach, A B., Principal
Pennsyl\ anm — con tinued
Park Institute, Pittsburgh
Olen B Hughes, Principal
Perklomen Seminary, Fennsburg
Rev Oscar S Krlebel, A M , Principal
Plttsburg Academy, Pittsburg
J Warren Lytle, Principal
440 6th Avenue
Polish National Alliance College, Cambridge
Springs
Romaulrl riintkousM Rectoi
Polytechnic Institute, Gilbert
Piank A fhiistman I'llnclpil
Reading Classical School, Reading
S W Kerr, Principal
Reed's Kindergarten and Boarding School
For Children, Brie
Mrs E Cora Reed, Director
Riegelsvllle Academy, RlegelsvtUe
Glenn C Heller, AM, Principal
St Cecilia Academy, Scranton
Mother M Crescentla, Superior
St John's School, Plttston
BenJ J P O'Malley, Principal
St John the Baptist School, Scranton
Rev F Fricker, Principal
8t Mary's School, Johnstown
Rev J N Bausch, Principal
St Mary's School, loan aster
Rev P J McCullough, D D , Principal
St Peter's Convent, Columbia
Sister M PI a via, Superior
St Vincent's Seminary, Germanlown
Very Rev James McGill, President
Sandy Lake Institute, Sandy £ato
Charles S Davis, MA, Principal
School of the Lackawanna, Scranton
John D Skllton, Print Ipul
Schuylklll Seminary, Reading
Rev Warren F Teel, Ph M , Principal
Sewlckley Preparatory School, Sewickley
M A Munson, Principal
Spring Mills Academy, Spring Mill*
Rev D M Wolf, DD, Principal
Steven's Hall, Gettysburg
Rev Charles H Huber, AM, Principal
Stewartstown Collegiate Institute, Stewarts-
town
John B Bahn, Principal
Sugar Grove Seminary, Sugar Grove
Adam P Keptiart, President
Sunn* side School, Ambler
Miss S A Knight, Principal
Sunnyslde School, Chester
Mary Pusey Warner, Principal
Susquehannah Collegiate Institute, T* wands*
C R Stiles, A B , Principal
Swart hmore Preparatory School, Swarth-
more
Arthur K Toxnllnson, Headmaster
Toscarora Academy, Academi*
Albeit 10 Bell, A B., Principal
Union Seminary, New Berlin
W D Marburger, A B , President
Vance School, West Cheater
Herbert T, Vance, Principal
Volant College, Volant
a F Ball, AM., President
West Newton Academy, West Newton
8 S Greatly, Principal
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Pennsj h onia— continued
Western Pennsylvania Classical and Scienti-
fic Institute, Mt Pleasant
Exnll Hanke, Principal
West Sunbury Academy, West Sunbnry
Vennls A Green, A M , Principal
Westminster College, New Wilmington
Robert We Watty Russell, LL D , Presi-
dent
Westtown Boarding School, Westtown
William F Wickershaxn, M A., Principal
William Penn Charter School, Philadelphia
Richard M Jones, Fh D , Principal
8 S 12th
WiHiamsport Dickinson Seminary, Williams-
port
Rev E J Gray, President
TV yomlng Seminary, Kingston
Rev L L Sprague, D D President
York Collegiate Institute, York
Rev E T Jeflers, LL D , Principal
RHODE ISLAND
Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart,
Central Falls
Sister Mary Philip, Superior
Bache's Private School, Bristol
Miss Evelyn C Bache Principal
86 State Street
Cook's Private School, Woonsocket
Miss Gertrude N Cook, Principal
Bast Greenwich Academy, Bast Greenwich
S W Irwln, Principal
English and Classical School, Pawtucket
Charles A Cole, Principal
Flagg's School, Riverside
E C M Flagg, Principal
Friends' School, Providence
Augustine Jones, LL D Principal
Hazard Memorial School, Newport
Rev Edward A Hlgney, Principal
Morse's Private School, Bristol
Miss Fanny W Morse, Principal
Moses Brown School, Providence
Soth K. Gifford, PhD, Principal
Pentecostal Collegiate Institute, Scltuate
E E Angell, Principal
Preparatory School, Portsmouth
Mrs Lucy M Fhlnney, Principal
St Jean Baptiste School, Warren
Rev J A Fauteux, Principal
St John the Baptist School, Warwick
Rev D B Brunelle, Principal
St Joseph's School, Pawtncket
Sister M Loyola, Superior
St Mary's School, Newport
Sister M Germalne, Superior
Sacred Heart School, Pawtucket
Sisters of St Joseph
Stepping Stone Kindergarten, South Kings-
ton
Anna Schliepstein Principal
Peace Dale
Trier School, Providence
Siater M Ambrosia
Point and Plain
SOUTH CAROLINA
Anderson College, Anderson
William H Hand President
Beaufort College School, Beaufort
Lueco Gunter, M A , Principal
Benedict College (colored), Colombia
Rev Byron Warren Valentine, A.B , Presi-
dent
Bralnerd Institute (colored), Chester
John S Marquis Principal
Carlisle School, Bamberg
J Caldwell Guilds Headmaster
Cokesbury Conference School, Cokesbury
Rev G F Clarkson, Rector
Friendship College (colored), Saluda
M P Hall President
Harbison College (colored), Irmo
Rev C M Youns, A M , President
Honea Path School, Honea Path
J J McLewain, Prlnciptu
Leesville College, LeesviUe
L B Hay nee, A M , President
Mather Academy (colored), Camden
Miss Frances V Russel, Principal
O'Neall Acadenn, Prosperity
Thomas M Hills, MA, Principal
Orangebury Collegiate Institute, Orangeburg
W W Rivers, President
Presbyterian High School, Florence
Prof Briggs, Principal
Rutherford Academy, Pomarla
John J KIbler, AM, Principal
St Mary's Parish School (colored), Colum-
bia
Gustavus A Sinkler, A B , Principal
Sacred Heart Academy, Greenville
Madam M Patricia, Superior
Spartan Academy, Landrum
H L Riley, A B Principal
ThornweU College for Orphans, Clinton
William P Jacobs, DD, President
I Dion Institute, Kerghau
Prof F D Sims
Utopia Academy, Newberry
J M Blckley AB, Principal
Voorhees Institute (colored), Denmark
G B Miller, Principal
SOLTH DAKOTA
Augustana College, Canton
Anthony G Tuve, President
Columbus College, Chamberlain
W J Suprenant, Principal
Elk Point Academy, Elk Point
F R Isaac, Principal
Eureka Lulheru College, Eureka
Rev R H Bunge, D D , President
E\ angelical Lutheran School, Canastot*
J Fischer, Principal
Evangelical Lutheran School, Delmonc
T G Eggers, Principal
Freeman College* Freeman
Rev H A- Bachman, President
Holy Family School, Mitchell
Sister Berlgnus. Superior
Presentation Academy, Aberdeen
Mother Mary Joseph
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South Dakota — continued
Bedfield College, Redfield
Rev Noah C Hirschey, Ph D , President
Riggs Institute, Flandreau
L F Michael, Principal
St Joseph's Academy, Vennilllon
Sister M Stanislaus, Superior
St Lawrence's School, Mlllbank
Rev L Brones, Principal
St Martin's Academy, Sturgris
Sister Adelaide, Superior
St Otto's School, Webster
Henry Menslng, Pilncipal
Sts Peter and Paul's Academy, Pierre
Sister M Catherine, Superior
St Stephen's School, Brldgewater
B H Bunning, Principal
Sacred Heart School Parkston
Rev J J Relland, Principal
Sacred Heart School, Yankton
Sister Angelica McColIigan, Superior
South Dakota Training School, Flanklnton
A R Schlosser, Superintendent
Ward Academy, Academy
Lewis £1 Can field, Principal
Wesslntrton Springs Seminary, Wesslngton
feprings
G W Griffith, Principal
TENNESSEE
Alum VI ell Academy, Church Hill
William C Patton, A B . Principal
Anderson* Hie Institute, Andersonvllle
Glenmore Garrett, AB, Principal
Athens School of I'nlverslty of Chattanooga,
Rev Robert B Stansell B D, Dean
Bedford Institute, Shelbyvllle
Q Clinton Hanna, Ph,D, President
Bee?hgrove Training School, Beecngrove
C H Walker, Principal
Beaton Seminary, Camden
M L Hardln B A, Principal
Brandon Training1 School, Tullahoma
Alfred J Brandon, President
Bristol English School, Bristol
John A McAHen, LL B., Principal
Bnrrltt College, Spencer
W N Blllingsley, AM, President
Caldwell Training School, Mount Juliet
W, A Caldwell, Principal
Carson and Newman College, Jefferson City
Jessie McGarty Burnett, D D President
Carthage Training School, Carthage
J W Beene, Principal
Cedar Hill Institute, Cedar Hill
W H Matheney, Principal
Centervllie Training School, Centerville
William Pope Morrison, Principal
Chapel Hill Academy. Chapel Hill
W E. Thompson, Principal
Clifton Masonic Academy, Clifton
J F Hughes, Principal
Cobb-Nichol* School, Dresden
Charles K. Oobb, Principal
C0ok*vllle Collegiate Institute, CookevlUe
N J Finney, A.M , Principal
Tennessee—continued
Culleoka Academy, Culleoka
W T Holt, Principal
Cumberland City Academy, Cumberland City
A L Edwards B S , Headmaster
Dibrell Normal School, Sparta
B O Duggan, Principal
Dickaon College, Dltkson
T B Loggins, A M , President
Dojle College, Dojle Station
Benjamin F Jones, Principal
Dwlght Institute, Brwin
Geitrude M Sammona, Principal
Elizabeth Training School, Petersburg
W E Miller, Principal
Edward's Academy, White Pine
Ross Masters Ph M, Principal
fciske Academy Hilham
A J Taylor, President
Frank Hughes College, Clifton
R M Shipp, President
Friendsvllle Academy, Friendsvllle
Daniel W Lawrence, BS, Principal
Grand View Normal Institute* Grand View
A V Wood worth, Principal
Grassy Cove Academy, Grand View
Miss Emma Hicks, Principal
Hall-Moody Institute, Martin
Henry IS Walters A M, D D, President
Harold Mx'Cormtck School, Ellzabethton
Miss May Rico, M A , Pilncipal
1 1 ay nee -Me Lean Academy, Lewlsburg
M M Summar, Principal
Hlwaswe ('ollejire, Hweet water
Hev Buffene Blake, D D , President
Holly bprings Academy, Butler
Rev & W TlncU 11, AM, Principal
Holston Institute, Blountsvllle
Theodore D Gulp, A M , President
Houard Ingtltute, Mount Pleasant
James A Bostwick, Principal
Howell Training School, Ho well
R L Keuthly, A B, Principal
Industrial and Training School, Hunting-
don
Julius Henry Bayer, Superintendent
James K. Shook School, Tracy City
John C. Wagner, Principal
Jest Mai Aydelotte College, Tullahonta
B 8 Foster, Principal
Klngsley Seminary, Bloomlagdale
Rev S G Ketton, AM, President
Lone College (colored), Jackson
J F Lane, A.M , President
Laneview College, XAneview
Jchn Meadows, BA, President
Lexington Normal School and Commercial
Institute, Lexington
Robert L Button, Principal
Liberty Training School, Liberty
L F Wilkerson, Principal
Lincoln Memorial Inlversity, Cumberland
Gap
George A Hubbell, PhD, President
Link School, ThomasvUto
S. A* Link, M,A , Principal
Loudon College, London
D Balharrt* Simpson, B A, Principal
Lynnvllle Academy, Lynnvllle
W B Davidson, Principal
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Tennessee— continued
Maryville College, Maryville
Rev Samuel Tyndale Wilson D D , Presi-
dent
McFerrin College, Martin
Guy A Simmons, A M , President
McKinney Academy, SneedvWe
F A. Penland, Principal
McLemoresville Collegiate Institute, Mo-
iLemoresvllle
B H Harrell BS. President
McTyelre School, McKenzie
James Albert Robins, A B , Principal
MUIigan College, Johnson City
Rev T B Utterbach, President
Milllgan College, Mllllgan
K W McDlarmld, M A, Principal
Morgan School, Fayettevllle
R K Morgan, Principal
Murphy College, Sevlerville
Rev James 8 Jones, President
New Market Academy, New Market
Samuel T Miser, Principal
Newport Seminary, Newport
Alexander 8 Paxton, Principal
Orllnda Academy, Orlinda
J C Berry, Principal
Ottway College, Ottway
B H Turner, President
Parrottsville Seminary, Parrotsvllle
H R Easterly, AB, Principal
Pikeville Training School, PlkeviUe
J W D Renegan, Principal
Pleasant Hill Academy, Pleasant Hill
Rev W ID Wheeler, Principal
Powell's Valley Seminary, Wells Spring
IB B Dykes, B S , Principal
Pryor Institute, Jasper
M M Dossett, Ph B , Principal
Philadelphia Seminary, Steppsville
Marion Turner, Principal
Boane College, Wheat
L L Click, Principal
Rock Hill Institute. Mlnden
Allen H Minafee Principal
Roger Williams University (colored) Nash
ville
Rev P B Guernsey President
Rosedale Academy, Mount Sylvan
J" W Adamson, Principal
Rutherford Academy, Rutherford
H H Bills, BS, Principal
Rutherford Graded School, Blrohwood
R T Rutherford, Principal
St Joseph's School, Nashville
Sister M Augustine, Superior
Savannah Institute, Savannah
William B Rogers, Principal
Scott's Hill Academy, Scott's Hill
B A Tucker Principal
Shady drove Institute, Duck River
R S Ballow Principal
Smyrna Fitting School, Smyrna
Frazer Hood, M A , Principal
Southern Training School, Graysvllle
Marshall B Van Kirk, Principal
South Side Preparatory School, Southside
McKee and Harper Principals
Summer-town Seminary, Snmmertown
Rev N G Paschal Principal
Tennessee— continued
Swift Memorial College (colored), Rogers-
ville
W H Franklin, A.M , Principal
Tate School, ShelbyvlUe
James A Tate A M , Principal
Tazewell College, Tazewell
L A Lewis, Jr, Principal
Turner Institute (colored), Shelby ville
Rov J A Jones, D D , Principal
Tusculmn College, Greeneville
Rev Charles Oliver Gray, A M , President
Vanderbllt Training School, Henderson
Rev R C Douglas Principal
Warner Christian Institute, Jonesboro
H D Griffin Principal
Washington College, Washington College
James T Cooter, D D , President
Watanga Academy, Butler
Rev S W Tendell, A M , Principal
Watertown Training School, Watertown
William H Turney, Principal
Webb School, Bellbuckle
W R and W M Webb, Principals
Weslejan Academy, ChucJkey
Hubert Phillips, AB, Principal
Woodbury Academy, Woodbury
ID J Lehman, Principal
Woodland Academy, Sanlsbury
Frank S Coffin, Principal
Zolllcoffer Institute, Bluff City
R H Freeland, Principal
TEXAS
Alexander Collegiate Institute, Jacksonville
M L Lefler, President
Barnett School, Houston
W W Barnett, Principal
906 Milan
Bickler Academy, Austin
Jacob Bickler, Principal
Blinn Memorial College, Brenham
J L Neu, B A , President
Bruce Academy, Athens
W H Bruce, Principal
Bryan Academy, Bryan
Richard McDonald A B President
Canadian Academy, Emerwon
R E L Farmer, A B , Principal
Clarendon College, Clarendon
President
Cleburne Academy, Clehurne
W W Linsley, Principal
Columbia College, Van Alatjne
W B Ducan, Principal
Commanche College, Commanche
W F Rogers, Ph D , Principal
Coronal Institute, San Marcos
Rev Sterling Fisher, President
Crowell College, Crowell
H A Mayers, Principal
Culbertson Select School, HHlsboro
W A Culbertson, Principal
Daniel Baker College, Brownwood
Tinsley P Junkin J.L D , President
Decatur Baptist College, I>e<»aiur
Rev William Chariot r*«iv«»r, President
Douglas Select Sohool, Wa<>o
S A Douglas, Principal
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Texas— continued
Bast Texas Baptist Institute, Busk
B W Wining, Ph B , President
Bddj Literary and fctientinc Institute, Eddy
J M Bedickek, Pimcipal
femerson College, Campbell
B t Holcomb. A B , President
Jbv angelical JLuilieraa l*ro&eminary, Bren-
ham
L Weeber, AB, President
Ferris Institute, Jberris
A C bpeei, Principal
Florence College, Jblorence
W C Stirling, Principal
fort Worth Hebrew bchool, lort Worth
David Goldberg, B A, Piincipal
OoodniftTJtu itatieno, Goounighi
A, H Thornton, President
Grapevine College, Grapevine
Q T Blrdwoith, Pilnclpal
Greenwood Male and Jbernale College, Green-
wood
William H Carney, Principal
Uarshau's Academy, Denlson
George L Harshaw, Principal
Highland Jfark Academy, l>alla«
Mrs Joseph Moigan, Piincipal
Houston Academy, Houston
F W Gross, A B , AM, Principal
Howard JPajne College, Brownwood
James M Carroll, D D , President
Hughey and Turner bchool, Weatherford
A H Hughe* *uid J P Tuinei, Principals
Jeff DaUs College, Mttsbiurg
8 & Watson, Picsldent
John Tarleton College, btephenvlUe
Roswell W Jttogers, A M , President
Jones Academj, McKinney
Franklin G Jones, AB, President
Laredo Seminar*, Laredo
James Marshall fakinner, Ph D, President
lutheran College, tietfuta
C Weeber, Principal
Mate and Jbemale Institute, Chlco
L W. Bhawnee, President
Miller's Scmtamry, Corslcana
Mrs B. T Miller, Principal . .
North Texas Academy, Westminster
W C Johnson, President
jpfelsx-lous Academy, Falaclous
M M Wolfe, A B, Principal
*»*nlel University, Fenlel
Bev James B Chapmann, A B , President
Fort Arthur College, Port Arthur
J W La Grome, President
Reynolds Presbyterian Academy, Albany
Rev b B Gray, D P President
ftock Hill Institute, Mlnden
Allen H Menafee, Principal
Bo*«dato Academy, Mt. Sylvan
J W Adamson, Principal
Busk Baptist College, &usk
Kev Hardpe H Chapman, B A , President
Busk Masonic Institute, Busk
C F Gibson, Principal
St. Anthony's Institute, San Antonio
Bister Jane, Principal
St Joseph Academy, Segum
Sister Superior
St Joseph's Convent, Galveston
Sister Mary, Superior
Texas— continued
St Mar>'a Da* School, Gainesville
Sister Mary Alfred Principal
Samuel Huston College (colored), Austin
R 3 Lovingwood, Ph D , President
San Antonio Academy, San Antonio
W B Seeley, Ph B , Principal
San Marcos Academy, San Marcos
T G Hams A M Piesident
8eth Hard College, Plainvlew
W M Peat co, Pxesldent
Southwest Texas College, Jasper
J H Synnott, Principal
bummer Hill bchool, Omen
A W Orr, Pilnclpal
Texas Holiness t Diversity, Penlel
A M Hills, President
Texas Vtealeian College, Austin
Dr O E Olandei, Ptesldent
Thompson's S<hool, Helton
Mesdames Thompson and Seabaugh, Prin-
cipals
TUotson College (colored), Austin
Isaac M Agard. Ph D*, President
Trinity University Waxahathie
Samuel L Huinbrak JLL l> , President
Weatherford College, Weatherford
David S Switzer, Principal
Wesley College, Oreenvllle
Rev David H Aatou, Ph L> , Ptesident
Vteetcott Bchool, San Antonio
Mrs Fannlo WoHdoU PUncipal
Westminister College, Westminister
H H Price, President
Westminister Institute, Westminister
Charles Thompson, A B , Principal
LTAJI
Beaver Branch Brlgham \oung University,
Beaver
Andrew B Anderson, B IM , President
Brigham Young College, Logan
C Nephi Jensen, Ph D, President
Emery Stake Academy, Castle Dale
George Francis Hick man, M A , Principal
Gordon Academy, Salt Lake
Ada E! Bent ley
Hungerford Academy, SpringvIUe
Charles F Romlg, AB, Principal
Lehi Congregational School* Lehi
Principal
New Jersey Academy, Logan
John M Cathcart, AB, Principal
Proctor Academy, l*rovo
Kev S H Goodwin, Principal
Salt Lake Collegiate Institute, Salt Lake
City
George B Sweazev, M A , Principal
Sttor Academy, Kphraim
Newton K "^oycs, Principal
Summltt Stake Academy, Coalvllle
William Z Terry, Principal
VinUh Stake Academy, Vernal
Raymond Partridge, Principal
Wasalch Academy, Mount Pleasant
B M Patterson, AM., Principal
Weber Stake Academy, Ogden
Win W. Henderson, Principal
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VERMONT
Beeman Academy, New Haven
Alfred Martin, President
Black River -Academy, Ludlow
Edwin A Shaw, BS, Principal
Brattleboro Academy, West Brattleboro
Wesley B Nixns, Principal
Brlgham Academy, Bakersfield
Charles H Morrlll, AB, Principal
Bur and Burton Seminary* Manchester
James Brooks, Principal
Craftsbury Academy, North Craftsbury
Mary E Bailey, Principal
Derby Academy, Derby
Isaiah Bowdoin, Principal
Essex Classical Institute, Essex
James H Kales, Principal
Goddard Seminary, Barre
Orlando K. Hollister, LIU D , Principal
Grafton Academy, Grafton
Charles H Cambridge, Principal
Knowlson's School, Rutland
Miss J E Knowlson Principal
Leland and Gray Seminary, Townshend
Guy "W Powers, Principal
Lyndon Institute, Lyndon Center
Ozias D Mathewson, Principal
Maple Lawn Academy, South Hero
Mrs Fannie A Stevens, Principal
Mclndoe Academy, Mclndoe Falls
Lyman C Hunt, Principal
Montpelier Seminary, Montpelier
Rev Li W Hatch, D D, President
Phillips Academy, Danville
Charles E MoKnight, Principal
St. Anne's Academy, Swanton
Rev T Mary Aubln, Principal
St. Jonnsbnry Academy, St Johnsbury
Martin G Benedict, Principal
St Mary's Academy, Burlington
Sister Mary Frances, Superior
St Mary's School, St. Albans
Sister Eugenia, Superior
St Michael's Institute, WinoesM
Rev E M Salmon, Principal
Thetford Academy, Thetford
George W Paulson, Principal
Troy Conference Academy, Ponltney
Charles L Leonard, Principal
Vermont Academy, Saxtons River
George B Lawson, Principal
VIRGINIA
Bel-Air School, Lewiston
N E Scott, Principal
BerryvUle Institute, Berryville
Miss Rose MaoDonald, Principal
Bluestone Mission School, Abbeyville
C H Wilson, A B, Principal
Bridge water College, Bridgewater
John S Flory, President
Brnington Academy, Brulngton
Alexander Flett, Principal
Chesapeake Academy, Irvlngton
D R Anderson, MA, Principal
Churohland Academy, Chnrchhland
Charles T Wortham, Principal
Virginia — continued
Davis School (men), Richmond
Miss May P Davis, Principal
Eastern College, Manassas
Hervin U Hoop, President
Elk Creek Training School, Elk Creek
John Morgan Check, Principal
Euphradian Institute, Franklin
Fanny L Webb, Principal
Farnham Academy, Farnham
E Williamson, Principal
Gladeville College, Wise
R J Davis, Principal
Hampton Institute (colored), Hampton
Rev Hollls B Frissell, LL D , Principal
Liberty Hall Home School, LodI
Allen Jones, Jr , B D , Principal
Manassas Institute, Manassas
L P Hill, AM, Principal
Norfolk Mission College, Norfolk
W McKirahan, DD, Principal
Oxford Academy, Floyd
John K Harris, Principal
Randolph-Macon College, Ashland
R E Blackwell, LL D , President
Rldgeway Institute, Ridgeway
Thomas C Nunn, Principal
Russell College, Lebanon
R M Copenhaver, Principal
Scottsburg Normal School, Scottsbur*
Claude W Owen, M A, Principal
Shenandoah Collegiate Institute, Dayton
Rev E W Hoebshel, Principal
Shoemaker College, Gates City
F P Fltxpatrlok, President
Smallwood Memorial Institute (oolered),
Claremont
Mrs Rosa E Smallwood Principal
Spiller Academy, Hampton
G Edward Read, Principal
Suffolk Normal Training School (colored),
Suffolk
Rev J F Jordan, D D , Principal
Tazewell College, Tazewell
C D M Showalter Principal
Temperance Industrial and Collegiate In-
stitute (colored), Claremont
John J Smallwood Ph D , President
Virginia Baptist Seminary (colored), Lynch-
burg
George Hajes Principal
Virginia Christian College, Lynch burg
G O Davis A M Acting Piesident
West Central 4cademj, Mount Clinton
D I Suter, Principal
WASHINGTON
Anderson Preparatory School* Seattle
George P Anderson Principal
Columbian College, Everett
Pilnclpal
Edwards College, Albion
Piinclpal
Forest Home Academy, Mt Vernon
Principal
Pacific Lutheran Academy, T*ooro*
J Hong, A B , Principal
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SECONDARY AND PREPARATORY SCHOOLS
Washington— con tinned
Pacific Lutheran Seminary, Olympia
Principal
Pearson's Academy, Walla Walla
Principal
Providence Academy, Vanconver
Sister M Melanite, Superior
Pro\ idence Academy, Olympia
SJater M Wilfrid Principal
Pnget Sound Academy, Snohomlsh
William Worthington, Principal
St Joseph's Academy, Tekoa
Sister Superior
Seattle Seminary, Seattle
Rev Alec Beers President
Spokane College, Spokane
H O Shurson, President
Tacoma Academy, Tacoma
A P Powelson, Principal
Vashon College and Academy, Burton
W G Parkes, MS, President
Waltsburg Academy, Waitsburg
Frank Carroll Chalfant, A B , Principal
Walla Walla College, Walla Walla
E C Kellogg:, M A , President
Washington Preparatory School, Seattle
Mrs J C Mann, Principal
Whitworth College, Tacoma
Donald D McKay, President
Woodcock Academy, North Taldma
R M Edwards, Principal
WEST VIRGINIA
Alderson Academy, Alderson
Mtss Emma Alderson, Principal
Alleghany Collegiate Institute, Alderson
Rev B H Rowe, Principal
Berkley Institute, Berkley
C. W McDermld, Principal
Bethany College, Bethany
Thomas E Cramblett, L.L D , President
Broaddu* Institute, Phlllppl
Rev HJIkanah Hulley, A-M , Principal
Buntsvllle Academy, BumsriHe
O V Queen, Principal
Elizabeth Seminary and Business School,
Elizabeth
A 8 Lee, Principal
FayettevIIle Academy, Fayettovllle
H C Robertson, Principal
Keyser Preparatory Branch West Virginia
Iniverfiity, Keyser
Joseph W Stayman, Principal
Morris Harvey College, Barboursvllle
K H Alderman, A B President
Oakview Academy, Wayne
T B McClure, Principal
Potomac Seminary, Itomney
J C Hodgson, Principal
Preparatory Branch "West Virginia Univer-
sity, Montgomery
L W Burns Principal
Princeton Collegiate Institute, Princeton
William 8 Cox, A B , Principal
West Virginia — continued
Salem College, Salem
Chai les B Clark, A M , President
West Virginia Weslej an College, Buckhan-
non
Carl Gregg Dorey, Ph D President
WISCONSIN
Carroll College, Wankesha
Rev Wilbur O Carrier D D , President
Endeavor Academy, Endeavor
Walter M Ellis, B D , Principal
Evansville Seminary, Evansvllle
Richard Slews, Principal
Gale College, Galesville
Lars M Gllxnxnestad, A B , Principal
German-English Academy, Milwaukee
Max Griebsch, Director
558 Broadway
German Evangelical Lutheran School,
Shlocton
Rev M Hansel, Principal
German Lutheran School, Neenah
William Hellerman, Principal
Great Northern Training Schools, Portage
H A Story, President
Hillside Home School, Hillside
The Misses Lloyd Jones, Principals
Lutheran Academy, Albion
Rev D G Ristftd, Principal
Milton College, Milton
Rev Wm C Daland I> D , President
Mission House, Franklin
Rev H A Muplheimer, Inspector
Northland College, Ashland
M J Fenengn, B A , Principal
Poynette Presbyterlal Academy, Foynette
Frank I Doudray, Principal
Blpon College, Rlpon
Rev Silas Evans, D D, President
Rochester Academy, Rochester
Ernest G Toan, B A , Principal
8t John's Cathedral School, Milwaukee
Sister M Grace, Principal
501 Van Bureft Street
St John's School, Marshfield
Sister Scholastic*, Superior
St Mary's Academy, Fond du Lac
Sister Superior
St Mary's Academy, Mineral Point
Rev N Weyer, Principal
St Mary's School, Wannan
E U Widmer, Principal
St Peter's School, Oshkosh
Rev Father O'Malley, Principal
Sacred Heart School, Shawano
Rev L C Becker, President
Scandinavia Aca<l*im, Scandinavia
B H Westgor, Principal
Wavlanrl \cademy, Beaver Dam
Edwin P Brown, A B., Principal
Xtalversltv of Wisconsin, Wisconsin High
School, Madfeon
H T, Miller, Principal
COLLEGES AND PREPARATORY SCHOOLS
FOR GIRLS
ALABAMA
Academy of the Visitation, Mobile
Sister M de Chantel Superior
Alabama Brenan College-Conservatory, Eu-
faula
Thomas G Wilkinson President
Alabama Conference College, Tnskegee
W E Martin Ph D President
Alabama Synodlcal College for Women, Tal-
ladega
Rev T P Walton, President
Athens Colleffe* Athens
Miss Mary N Moore, President
Baker Graded School, Mobile
Miss N Baker Principal
165 N Claiborne
Barker Memorial Seminary (colored), An*
nlston
Rev S M Davis, DD President
Calhoun-Ghamberlln School, Montgomery
Miss Josephine EJ Calhoun, Miss H P
Chamberlain Principals
Central Female College, Tuscaloosa
B F Giles A M President
Crane School, Mobile
Miss Crane Principal
Deshler female Institute, Tnscnmbia
Miss Annabel Home Principal
Hunter's Select School, Mobile
Miss Sallle B Hunter Principal
Judson College, Marlon
Paul V Bomar President
Knott's (Miss) School, Mobile
Miss L, Knott Principal
Loretto Academy, Montgomery
Sister M Xavler, Superior
Loulie Compton Seminary, Birmingham
Miss Hattle Morton Principal
1722 Fifth Avenue
Marlon Female Seminary, Marlon
W R Garothers President
Noble Institute for Girls, Annlston
Rev Joseph H Spearing President
St. Mary's Select School, Mobile
Sister Aloysla, Superior
St Vincent's Select School, Mobile
Mother Superior
ARIZONA
St Joseph's Academy, Prescott
Sisters of St Joseph
St Joseph's Academy, Tucson
Sister M Alexandrine Superioress
ARKANSAS
Annunciation Academy, Pine Bluff
Sisters of Chailty
Central College, Conway
John W Conger I L D President
Crescent College and Conser\ atorj , Eureka
Springs
R R Thompson A M Dean
Galloway Female College, Searcy
J M Williams AB, President
Mount St Mary's College, Little Rock
Sisters of Mercy
Sacred Heart Academy, Helena
Sister Evangellsta Superior
Searcy Female Institute, Searcy
Mary Jasper Willis, Principal
St /Ann's Academy, Fort Smith
Sister Mary Aloyslus, Superior
CALIFORNIA
Academy of Notre Dame, Redwood City
Sister Mary Cecilia Superior
Academy of Notre Dame, Santa Clara
Sister Louise De Gonzague
Academy of Our lad} of Gourdes, East
Oakland
Sister Mary Fidelia Superior
Academy of Our Lady of Merc\, Red Bluff
Sister Mary Joseph Superior
Academy of the Holy Name, Shorb
Sister Superior
Academy of the Holy Rosary, \toodland
Sister Mary Barbara Superior
Angeles Vista School, Los Angeles
Ethelwyn Wing, MA, Principal, 1844 St
Andrews Place
Bishop School for Girls, La Jolla
Mrs Charles Bentham, Principal
Bishop School, San Diego*
Mrs Charles Edward Bentham Principal
College of Notre Dame, MarjsvIHe
Sister B Joseph, Superior
College of Notre Dame, San Francisco
Sister Julia Theresa Superior
College of Notre Dame, San Jose
Sister Mary Veronica Superior
College of the Holy Name, Oakland
Mother Mary Geraldine
Castilleja School, Palo Alto
Mary Ishbel Lockey, Principal
Convent of Our Lady of Sacred Heart, Oak-
land
Sister Mary Syxnphorosa, Superior
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California — continued
Convent of the Immaculate Heart of Mary,
Los Angeles
Mother Superior
Hollywood
Cumnock School, Los Angels
Mrs Merrill Moore Grlggs, Director, 1500
S FJffuerora
Dominican College, San Rafael
Mother Louis, President
Elmhurst Academy, fet Helena
Sister Agatha, Superioress
Gamble School, Santa Barbara
Miss E. Antoinette Ely, Principal
Girls' Collegiate School (Casa de Rosas),
Los Angeles
Alice K Parsons, BA, Principal, Adams
and Hoover
Hamlin School, San Francisco
Sarah D Hamlin, Principal, 2280 Pacific
Marker's School for Girls, Palo Alto
The Misses Harker, Principals
Head's School, Berkeley
Mary E Wilson, M L , Principal
Hollywood School for Girls, Los Angeles
Sophie Shepard Hogan, Director, Sunset
Boulevard and Hay Avenue
Huntington Hall, South Pasadena
Miss Housell, Principal
Irving* Institute, San Francisco
Ella M Plnkham, Principal, 147 Preside
Marlboro Preparatory School, Los Angelee
Ida B Lin d ley, Principal
Marlborough School for Girls, Los Angeles
Mrs G A Caswell, Principal, 861 W 23rd
Mills College, Mills College P 0
Luella Clay Carson, LL D , President
Murtson's School, San Francisco
Miss BJ I* Murison, Principal
Notre Dame Academy, Alameda
Sister Mary of St. Aloyslus
Notre Dame Academy, Salinas
Mother Superior
Notre Dame Academy, vl*alla
Sister Superior
Notre Dame Academy, Watsonville
Sister Superior
OJal School for Girls, Nordhoff
Miss B S Smith, Principal
Orton School for Girls, Pasadena
Anna B Orton, Principal
Page School for Girls, Los Angeles
Mitt Emma H Page Principal
4511 Pasadena Avenue
Presentation Convent, San Francisco
Mother M Josephine, Superior
St. John's Institute, San Juan
Mother Carmen Argciaga
St. Joseph's Academy, Monterey
Mother Superior
St. Joseph's Academy, Sacramento
Mother Mary Gertrude King
St Mary's Academy, Los Angeles
Sister Catharine, Principal, Slauson and
CvpreM
St, Mary's Presentation Academy, San Fran-
cisco
Sister Mary Xavler, cor Eddy and Frank-
lin
California — continued
Sacred Heart Academy, Hollister
Mother Superior
San Mateo Collegiate School, San Mateo
Mrs Dora H Shlnn, Principal
School of the Holy Cross, Santa Cruz
Sister Mary Joseph, Superior
Snell Seminary* Berkeley
Mrs Edna Snell Poulson, Principal
Ursnline College, Santa Rosa
Mother Angela, Superioress
Tlatson School, Berkeley
Mrs Carrie L. Watson Principal
\\6&tlake School for Girls, Los Angeles
Misses Frederlca de Laguna and Jessica
S Vance, Principals, 616 S Alvarado
West's School for Girls, San Francisco
Miss Mary B. West, Principal
COLORADO
Broodmoor School, Colorado Springs
Rev Albert H Ewlng, Hector
Colorado Woman's College, Montclalr
J P Treat, DD, President
Loretta Academy, Pueblo
Mother Mary Claraslne, Superioress
Loretto Heights Academy, Loretto P O.
Mother Mary Edith Superior
Mount St* Scholastica's Academy, Canon City
Sister M Calllsta, Superior
St Mary's Academy, Colorado Springs
Mother Clavier, Superioress
Wolcott School, Denver
Anna t> Wolcott, Principal, 1400 Marlon
Wolfe Hall, Denver
Miss Margaret Kerr, Principal, Clarkson
Street
CONNBCTICCT
Academy of Notre Dame, Waterfeury
Mother St Thomas, Superior
Academy of the Holy Family, Baltic
Mother Mary Alphonsa, Superioress
Balrd's Institute, Norwalk
Miss Cornelia F Balrd, Principal
Beacon School, Hartford
Mrs Barb our, Principal
Boxwood Manor, Lyme
Ida Lewis Tlbbltts, Principal
Butts' School for Girls, Norwich
Miss Matilda Butts, Principal
Campbell School for Girls, Windsor
A H Campbell, PhD, Principal
Catherine Aiken School, Stamford
Harriet Beecher 800 villa Devan, A B ,
Principal
Connecticut College for Women, New Haven
Fredrick H Sykes, LL D, President
Cornish School, Now Canaan
Mi«» Edith de VIgne, Principal
Conrtland School, Bridgeport
Mary J Miner, Principal
EHznbeth Mead School for Girls, Norwalk
Miss Margaret R. Brendllnger, A B , Prin-
cipal
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Connecticut — continued
Ely School for Girls, Greenwich
The Misses Ely, Principals
Greenwich Academy, Greenwich
"Walter A Watermann Principal
Howe and Marot School, Thompson
Miss Howe and Miss Thompson, Principals
Jngrleside School, New Mllford
Mrs William Blaok Pell, Principal
Johnstone's School, New Haven
Miss Mary Dilbyl Johnstone, Principal
Litehfleld School for Girls, Lltchfleld
Frances Eliot Hlckox, Principal
Low-Heywood School, Stamford
Miss Low and Miss Heywood, Principals
Mount St Joseph Academy, Hartford
Sister Mary Cecilia, Superior
Notre Dame Bon Secours Academy, Pot-
Sister M Paula, Superior
Patten School, MJddletown
The Misses Patten Principals
Phelps School, Walllngford
The Misses Peck, Principals
Porter's School, Farmlngton
Mrs Robert Porter Keep Principal
Roberts* School, Lltchfleld
Mrs E P Roberts, Principal
Rosemaiy Hall, Greenwich
Caroline Rnutz-Rees, Ph D , Principal
St Margaret's School, Waterbnry
Emily G- Munro Ph B Prin
St* Mary's Academy, New Haven
Sister Celestine, Directress
Taconlc School for Girls, Lakeville
Miss Lillian Dixon, BA, Bertha Bailey,
BS, Prin
The Gateway, New Haven
Miss Alice E Reynolds, Prin
Vlntoft School* for Girls, Ridgefleld
Miss G Vinton, Prin
Westover School, Mlddlebnry
Mary R Hillard, Principal
Wlllard's School for Girls, New Haven
Miss Charlotte H Willard, Frln
Williams Memorial Institute, New London
Colin E Buell, M A , Prin
Wykeham Rise School, Washington
Miss Dailes Prin
DELAWARE
Hebb's School for Girls, Wilmington
The Misses Hebb, Prins
Ursuhne Academy, Wilmington
Mother Mary Francis, Superior
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Academy of the Sacred Heart of Mary,
Washington
Sister Mary Clementine, Sup* tor
Academy of the Visitation, Washington
Mother Margaret M Muth, Directoress
Connecticut Avenue
Belcoturt Seminary, Washington
Mrs M B Somervell, Prin
13th and Girard
District of Columbia— continued
Bristol School, Washington
Alice A Bristol, Prin , Mintwood Place
and 19th
Chevy Chase College and Seminary, Wash-
ington
Samuel N Barker, President
Colonial School, Washington
Miss Charlotte Crittenden Everett, Prin
Connecticut Ave
Eastman School, Washington
Miss Annie Henderson Eastman, Prin,
1306 17th St N W
Falrmonnt Seminary, Washington
A T Ramsay, Prin 1411 Fairmont St
Florence School for Girls, Washington
Mrs M A Martlndell, Prin, 2401 Massa-
chusetts Ave
Gnnston Hall, Washington
Mrs Beverly R Mason, Prin , 1906 Florida
Ave, N W
Hall-Noves School, Washington
Mrs Frances M Hall A M Prin 221 E
St, N W
Hamilton Institute, Washington
Mrs Phoebe Hamilton Seabrook, Prin
Lafayette Square
Holton-Arms School, Washington
Mrs. Jessie Moon Holton, Miss C H Arms
Prins , 2125 S St
Holy Cross Academy, Washington
Sister M Angelica, Superior
Xmmaenlata Seminary, Washington
Sisters of Providence
Lalse-Philllps School, Washington
Mrs Anna Laise- Phillips, Prin , 162*
Connecticut Ave
Madeira's School, Washington
Miss Lucy Madeira, A B , Prin . 1324 19th
Madison Hall Seminar* , Wanhingion
Mr and Mrs George F Winston Prins
Martha Washington Seminars, Wanhinjrton
Edward W Thompson, Prin , Connpctlcut
McDonald-Ellis School, Washington
Edwin R Lewis M D , Prin
Mount Vernon Seminars, Washington
Mrs Elizabeth J Somers Prin
1100 Main Stuet V \\
National Cathedral School, Washington
Miss Jessie Claie McDonald Piimlpal
Mt St Alban
National Park Seminar* , Washington,
Forest Glen, Md
St Cecelia's Academy, Washington
Mother Mary Augusta, Superior
St Margaret's School, Washington
Miss LIppincott and Miss Baker, Prins,
2116 California
Smallwood-WIlbur School, Washington
Mrs G T Smallwood, Mrs William A
Wilbur, Prin , 210* 8 St , N W
Stnart School, Washington
Miss Claudia Stuart, Prin , 1843 U St ,
N W
Timlow's School for Girls, Washington
Miss Elizabeth Timlow, Prin 1600 Scott
Circle
Trinity College, Washington
Sister Julia, President, Michigan Ave
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District of Columbia — continued
Washington College for Young: Ladles,
Washing-ton
F Menefee, President
Washington Seminary, Washington
Mrs G T Smallwood, Principal
FLORIDA
Boarding* and Day School, Gainesville
Miss Tebeau, Prin
Cathedral School, Orlando
Rev R P Cobb, A M , President
Convent of the Holy Name, Tampa
Mary Amedee, Superioress
Florida State College for Women, Talla-
hassee
Edward Conradi, Ph D , President
Holy Name A<ademj, San Antonio
Rev Mother Prioress, O S B , Superior
St. Joseph's Academy, Jacksonville
Sister M Asslzm, Superioress
GEORGIA
Agnes Scott College, Decatur
F H Caines, D D , President
Andrew Female College, Cuthbert
J W Malone AM D D , President
Bessie TIft College, Forsyth
CHS Jackson, L.L. D , President
Brenau College, Gainesville
Hay wood J Pearce, Ph D , President
Cox College, Collegre Park
William. S Cox. President
Gresham Academy, Macon
K. T, Alfriend, Principal
L* Grange Collar*, La Grange
Hufus W Smith, AM, Prln
Loretta Convent, Atlanta
Sister Mary Regis, Superior
Lucy Cobb Institute, Athens
Miss Susan G Gerdine, Prin
Martha Berry School, Mount Berry
Miss Martha Berry, Director
Mount De Sales Academy, Macon
Sister M Llquon, Superior
Papa's (ftffss) School, Savannah
Miss Nina Pape, Prin
8t Elmo's Institute, Columbus
James J Slade, Prin
St. Joseph's Academy, Washington
Mother Gabriel, Superior
St. Mary's Academy, Augusta
Sister Mary Rose, Superioress
St, Vincent's Academy, Savannah
Mother M Clare, Superior
Sacred Heart Academy, Augusta
Sister M, Gertrude, Superior
Shorter College, Borne
A. W Van Hoose, President
Southern Female College, La Grange
jr a Rfoketson, President
Spelman Seminary (colored), Atlanta
MSss Lucy Kale Tapley, President
Georgia — continued
Summer* ille Academy, Augusta
Ai thur Grabowskie. Ph D , Prin
Washington Seminary, Atlanta
Llewellyn D Scott Principal
1374 Peachtree Road
Wesleyan Female College, Macon
Rev C N Jenkins D D , President
West's School for Girls, Savannah
Mies E3 A West, Prin
Woodburr School for Gfrls, Atlanta
Miss Rosa Woodbury, Prin
428 Peachtree Road
Young's Female College, Thomasville
James B Fogartie, President
IDAHO
8t Margaret's Hall, Boise
Rt Rev J B Fulston, President
8t Teresa's Academy, Boise
Sister M Am at us, Superior
ILLINOIS
Academv of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart,
Chicago
Sister M Aquinata, Directress, 95th and
Throop
Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart,
Peorla
Sister Mary Alexandrine
Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart,
Springfield
Sister Thomaslna, Superior
Academy of Ht Scholastic*, Chicago
Sister Superior '
7428 Ridge Avenue
Academy of the Holy Family, Alton*
Rev Mother Agatha, Superior
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Chicago
Sister Superior
8540 Pine Grove
Academy of the Visitation, JBvanston
Mother M Innocentla Weber, Superior
Ridge Avenue ami Mrnpson
Settle Stuart Inntitute, Spring-field
Anna H Brooke Principal
Bojesen School, ChUago
Augusta Boyescm, Prln , 4*Htl Lrike
Chicago Latin Hihool for Girls, Chicago
Mab<at fUadi Vkkm, Pilntlpul
,s«»tt nnt\ stone Htreet*
Evanston Cla«sl<al School, IBvanstoa
Mrs Allfo C Clove, TrJn,
Faulkner £k hool, Chicago
Miss Kllxabeth Fnulkntr, Prln,, 4740 Mtdl-
son Ave
Ferry Hall, lake Forest
Wrnnces I. Hughes, Prin,
Frances Hhlmer Academy, Mount Carroll
WHHnm Parker McKee, MA., RD, Dean
GIrton School for Girls, Winaetka
Francis King Cooke, A.BM Prin
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Illinois— continued
Holy Angels' Academy, Chicago
545 Oakwood Boulevard
Holy Family Academy, Chicago
Sister M Czeslava, Superior, 180 W Di-
vision
Illinois Woman's College, Jacksonville
Joseph R. Harker, Ph D , President
Immaculate Conception Academy, Belleville
Sister M! Magdalen, Superior
Jennings Seminary, Aurora
Bertha Barber, B S , Prin
Joeephenium Academy, Chicago
Sisters of Christian Charity, 1515 N Oak-
ley
Kenwood Institute for Girls, Chicago
Mrs Stella Dyer Loring, Prin , 4600 Bills
Ave
Lake View Institute, Chicago
Sarah A Anable, Prin , 1844 Briar Place
Loreto Convent of the Immaculate Concep-
tion, Chicago
Ladles of Loreto, 65th and Blackstone
Montlcello Seminary* Godfrey
Miss Martina C Erlckson, Prin
Mount St Mary's Academy, 8t Charles
Sisters of St Dominio
Notre Dame Academy, Bourbonnals
Sister St Mary, Superior
Notre Dame Academy, Chicago
Sister St Mary Seraphim, Superior, 87
Oiegon Ave
Our Lady of Providence Academy, Chicago
Sister St Louise, Superior, 8107 W Van
Buren
Rockford College, Rockford
Julia BT Gulliver, LL D , President
St Angela's Academy, Morris
Sister M Hildegarde, Superior
St Francis Academy, Jollet
Sister M Stanislaus, Superior
St Francis Xavier Academy, Chicago
Sister Mary de Sales, Superior, 4928 Cot-
tage Grove Avenue
St Joseph's Academy, Bloomlngton
Sister M Barbara, O S D, Superior
St Joseph's Academy, Galesburg
Sister Mary Victoria, Superior
St Joseph's Seminary, Bourbonnais
Sister Superior
St Joseph's Seminary, Kankakee
Sister St Colomban, Superior
St Louis Academy, Chicago
Mother Superior, 11715 State St
St Martha's School, KnorvHle
Miss Hmma Pease Howard, Prin
8t Mary's Academy, Jollet
Mother M Angels, Superior
St Mary's Academy, Nauvoo
Mother M Ottilia, OSB, Superior
St Mferv's Academy, Quincy
AT other M Magdalen, Superior
St Mary's School, Knoxville
Rev C W Leffingwell, DD, President
St Patrick's Academy, Chicago
Mother Mary Joseph, Superior, 874 Park
Ave
St Patrick's Academy, Momence
Sister Superior
Illinois-— continued
St Rose Academy, Vincennes
Sister St Cyrilla, Principal
St Vincent's Academy, La Salle
Sister Joachim, Superior
St Xavler's Academy, Ottawa
Sister Mary Ursula, Superior
Sacred Heart Academy, Springfield
Mother Thomasina, Superior
Spaid's School for Girls, Chicago
Miss Kate L Spalds, Prin, 3188 Michigan
Blvd
Starrett School for Girls, Chicago
Mrs Helen Bkin Starrett, Prin , 4707 Vin-
cennes Ave
Stevan School for Girls, Chicago
Mrs Luella M Wilson, Prin, 4312 Drezel
University School for Girls, Chicago
Miss Anna H Halre, Dean, 1106 Lake
Shore Drive x
Villa De Chantal, Rock Island
Sister F Borgia, Superior
Visitation Academy, Evanston
Sisters of the Visitation
Waterman Hall, Sycamore
Benjamin Frank Fleetwood, D D , Rector
INDIANA
Academy of the Immaculate Conception,
Ferdinand
Sister M Salesla, OSB, Superior
Academy of the Immaculate Conception,
Oldensbnrg
Sister M Veronica, Prin
Classical School for Girls, Indianapolis
Miss Anna F Weaver, AM, Prin
Central Academy, Plainfield
Professor Goran Principal
Elmhurst School for Girls, ConnersvIIle
Miss Isabel B Greasier B A Principal
Holy Angel's Academy, Logansport
Sister M Evarista, Superior
Knlckerbacker Hall, Indianapolis
Principal
Landers' School for Girls, Indianapolis
Julia Ethel Landers, Prin
Margaret Watts De Peyster School for Girls*
Rensselaer
St Augustine's Academy, Ferdinand
Sister St Louise, Superior
St Augustine's Academy, Fort Wayne
Sister St Louise, Superior
St Ignatius Academy, Lafayette
Slater St Louise, Principal
229 Columbia Street
St John's Academy, Indianapolis
Sister St Llgouri, Superior
St, Joseph's Academy, South Bend
Sister M Frances Clare Superior
St Joseph's Academy, Tipton
Sister M Gertrude, Superior
St Mary of the Woods, St. Mary's
Slater Superior
St Mary's Academy, Indianapolis
Sisters of St Francis
St Marys Academy, Notre D*me
Mother M Pauline, Principal
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Indiana — continued
St Patrick's Academy, Indianapolis
Sisters of Providence
St Rose Academy, Vlncennes
Sister St Cyrilla, Superior
Tudor Hall, Indianapolis
Miss Fredonla Allen Ph B , Prln
Wlnona Park School for Young: Women,
WInona Lake
Miss Rose M Clark, M S , Prln
IOWA
Academy of the Immaculate Conception,
Davenport
Sister Mary Isabella, Superior
Academy of the Immaculate Conception,
Dnbuque
Sisters of St Francis
Academy of the Visitation, Dubuaue
Sister M Aloysia, Prln
Mount St Clare Academy, Clinton
Mother M Paul, Superior
Mount St Joseph College and Academy, Du-
buque
Sisters of Charity
Our lady of Angels Seminary, Lyons
Sisters of Charity
Sacred Heart Academy, Cedar Rapids
Sisters of Mercy
School of the Assumption, Cresco
Bister Enthilia, Superior
St Agatha's Seminary, Iowa City
Sisters of Charity
St Anthony's School, Hawarden
Sisters of St Francis
St Cecilia's Academy, Burlington
Sister M Navies, Superior
St Frances" Academy, Council Bluffs
Sister Mary Chionia, Superior
St Joseph's Academy, Des Moines
Sister Superior
St Joseph's Academy, Dubuque
Sisters of Charity
St. Joseph's School, Cresco
Sister Boniface, Superior
St Katharine's School, Davenport
Sister Esther, Superior
St Mary's Academy, Muscatlne
Sister Hyacinth, Superior
St, MtttUIa'H Academy, Muscatlne
M Fellcitas, Principal
St Vincent's Academy, Keokuk
Sister Irene, Superior
KANSAS
College of the Sitters of Bethany, Topeko
Miss Matilda Bailey, Principal
Mount Cftrmel Academy, Wichita
Sister Mary Isabella, Superior
Mount St. Joseph's Academy, Abilene
Sisters of St Joseph
Moxmt St Scholastic* Academy, Atohlson
Mother Aloysls, Superior
Kansas — con tinued
Nazareth Academy, Concordla
Mother Antoinette, Superior
Oswego College, Oswego
Dr Thomas Marshall, President
St Mary's Academy, Leavenworth
Mother Mary Olive, Superior
Ursullne Academy, Paola
Mother Jerome, Superior
KENTUCKY
Academy Notre Dame of Providence* New-
port
Mother Maria, Superior
Academy of Our Lady of Mercy, Louisville
Sister Margaret Mary Carroll, Superior
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Louisville
Sister Angela, Superior
Beaumont College, Harrodsburg
T Smith, President
Bellwood Seminary, Anchorage
W Q Lord r,I, BAM Principal
Bethlehem Academy, St John
Mother M Kevin, Superior
Bethel Female College, Hopklnsville
Hany G Brownell, B S, President
Carr Institute, Fulton
Prof Check, President
Cedar Grove Academy, Louisville
SIstor Mary Thomas, Superior
Franklin Female College, Franklin
Hov H W Bowder, A M , President
Hamilton College, Lexington
Hubei t Gibson Shearin, Ph D President
Holy Rosary Academy, Louisville
Sister Vincontia Magulr«s Superior
Kentuxkr College for Women, Danville
John C Acheson, President
Kentucky Home School for Girls, Louisville
Miss Annie S Waters, Prin
Liberty College, Glasgow
M W Hatton, AM, LL.D, President
Lilian Academy, Canmer
S M Durham, Prln
Logan Female College, Rnfsellvllle
J W Repass, AM, D D , President
Loretta Academy, Loretta
Mother Hoslne, Superior
Loretta Academy, Merinx
Mothei Praxedes, Superior
Madison Female Institute, Richmond
G P Simmons, Prin
Margaret College, Versailles
Rev James M Maxon, President
MIHersbuig Female College, Mlllersburg
Rev. a 0, Fisher, AM, President.
Mount St Joseph'* Academy, St. Joseph
Mother M Augustine
Mount St Martin's Seminary, Newport
Mother Maria
Naxartth Literary and Benevolent Institu-
tion, Nacareth
Mother M Cleophas Miller
Notre Dame Academy, Covington
Sister Mary Arm ell a, Superior
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Kentucky — continued
Owensboro Female College, Owenaboro
J Bryan La Rue, President
Potter College, Bowling Green
Her B F Cabell, President
Princeton Collegiate Institute, Princeton
Ida M Taylor, Prin
St Benedict'* Academy, Louisville
Mother Placlde, Superior
St Catherine's Academy, Lexington
Sister Mary Inelda, Superior
St Vincent's Academy, St Vincent
Slater Mary David
Sayre College for Young Women, Lexington
Rev J M Spencer, President
Science Hill School, Shelbyvffle
Clara M Poynter, Prin
Tlpton'g Select School, Paris
Miss M S Tlpton, Prin
Urstdlne Academy of the Immaculate Con-
ception, Louisville
Mother Theodore, Superior
Villa Madonna Academy, Crescent Springs
Slater Directress
LOUISIANA
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Grand Coteau
Rev Mother Fitzwllllams, Superioress
Academy of the Sacred Heart, New Orleans
Madam C Desbarats, Superior, 4251 St
Charles Avenue
Cenas School, New Orleans
Miss Frances Cenaa, Prin, 1421 Claiboren
Convent of Onr Lady of Lourdes, New
Orleans
Mother Euphrasle, Superior, 1072 N White
Dyker's Institute, New Orleans
Harriet V Dyker, Prin , 1727 Carondelet St
GulHot'fl Institute, New Orleans
Miss Marie Gulllot, Prin , 1808 Dauphin
Home Institute, New Orleans
Miss Jennie Wright, Prin, 1446 Camp
Kathenne Bres School, New Orleans
Miss Katherlne Bres Principal
Louisiana Female College, Eeatchie
G W Thignen, DD, President
LTJnlon Francalse School, New Orleans
Miss Marie Dumestre, Prin, 923 N Ram-
part
Mansfield Female College, Mansfield
R E Babbitt President
Mount Carmel Academy, Thlbodaux
Sister Superior
Newcomb Memorial College, New Orleans
Brandt Van Blarcom Dlxon, LLD, Presi-
dent, 1020 Washington
Notre Dame Academy, New Orleans
Sister Superior, 1980 Calhoun St
Plcard Institute, New Orleans
Miss Alice Gamotla, Prin, 2308 Esplanade
Flnao Institute, New Orleans
Miss Marie L Plnac, Prin , 1409 Hospital
Pursell-Shields School, New Orleans
Mrs Pursell-Shields, President, 2915 Chest-
nut
SllUman Collegiate Institute, Clinton
H H Brownlee, AB, BD, President |
Louisiana— continued
Southern Academic Institute, New Orleans
Mis Kate C Seaman, Prin , 2618 Coliseum
St Joseph's Academy, Baton Rouge
Mother Raphael, Superior
St Simeon's Select School, New Orleans
Sister Adelaide, 1821 Annunciation St
St Vincent's Institute, Donaldsonville
Sister M Clotilda, Superior
Ursnllne College and Acadexm, New Or-
leans
Mother St Stanislaus Superioress, 2635
State Street
MAINE
Maine Wesleyan Seminary, Kents Hill
Her J O Newton, DD, President
St Elizabeth's Academy, Portland
Mother Mary Teresa, Prin
Stevens School, New Gloucester
M B and S P Stevens, Prlns
St Joseph's Academy, Portland
SiEter Mary Wilfrid, Directress
Stockbrldge Hall, Yarmouth
Miss Stockbrldge, Prin
Waynflete School, Portland
Miss Caroline M Crlafield, Miss Agnes
Lowell, Prins
Westbrook Seminary and Female College,
Portland
William M Harris, President
MABYLAND
Academy of the Visitation, Baltimore
Sister Mary Agatha Scott, Superior 604
Park Ave
Bryn Mawr School for Girls, Baltimore
Edith Hamilton, M A , Head Mistress Ca-
thedral and Preston
Chevy Chase College, Chevy Chase
Rev S N Barker, President
Edgeworth School, Baltimore
Mrs H P Lefebvre, Prin
Girls' Lathi School, Baltimore
Miss Nellie M Wllmot, A B , Head Mistress
Goncher College, Baltimore
William W Guth, Ph D , President
Hannah Moore Academy, KeUtertown
Miss Anna L Lawrence, Prin
Kee Mar College, Hagerstown
Rev S M Newman, D D , President
Maryland College for Women, Luthervttle
Rev Charles W Gallagher, D D , President
Mount De Sales Academy of the Visitation,
Catonsvtlle
Sister Ignatia Alkin, Superior
Mount St. Agnes College, Meant Washington
Sister Cummin gs, Superior
National Park Seminary, Forest Glen
John I Caasedy, A M , Prin
Notre Dame of Maryland, Baltimore
Sister M Florentine, Superior, Baltimore
County
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Mar\ land — continued
Randolph-Harrison School, Baltimore
Mrs J Randolph-Harrison Randall, Prin ,
1405 Park Ave
Roland Park Country School, Baltimore
Mrs Nanna Duke Dushane Principal
St Frances Academj, Baltimore
Mother Magdalen, 410 Courtland St
St Jotjeph'a A<adem>, Emmittsburg
Sister Brands, Superior
St Mary's Female Seminary, St Mary's
City
Mrs L V Maddox, Prln
St Timothy's School, CatonsUlle
Miss Heath and Miss Fowler, Principals
Samuel Ready School, Baltimore
Miss Helen J Rowe, Prln
Southern Home School, Baltimore
Mrs W M Gary, Prln, 915 N Charles
Woman's College, Frederick
Joseph H Apple, A M , President
MASSACHUSETTS
Abbot Academy, Andover
Miss Bertha Bailey, Prin
Academy of Notre Dame, Roxbury
Sister Georgians, Superior, 2893 Washing-
ton St
Allen's School, West Newton
The Misses Allen, Prins
Bellows' Private School, Boston
John Adams Bellows, Prin , 115 Beacon
Bradford Academy, Bradford
Miss Laura A Knott, A M , Prin
Burnham School, Northampton
Miss Helen E Thompson, Principal
Cambridge School for Girls, Cambridge
Miss Ruth Colt, Headmistress, 36 Con-
cord Avenue
Capen's School for Girl*, Northampton
Miss Bessie T Capen. Prln
Chamberlayne** School for Girls, Boston
Miss Catherine J Chamberlayne, Prin, 28
The Fenway
Church's School, Boston
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Church, Prln, 401
Beacon St
Classical School for Girls, Boston
Miss 8 Alice Brown, Prin , 66 Marlboro St
Commonwealth Avenue School, Boston
Miss Fannie C Guild Prin , 824 Common-
wealth Ave
Curtls-Peabody School for Girls, Boston
Elizabeth Curtis, Prln , 507 Beacon
Dana Hall, Wellesley
Helen Temple Cooke, Prin
Dtlafield-Colvln School, Boston
Mrs Mary N Colvin, Prin, 25 Chestnut
Dominican Academy, V*U River
Sister M Bertrand, Superior
Draper's Private School, Salem
Miss A C Draper, Prin
Faulkner's School, Dedhtm
Miss Faulkner, Principal
Female Academy of the Sacred Heart,
Boston
Mmo F Malloy, Prln , 618 Massachusetts
Massachusetts — continued
Guild's (Miss ) and Evans' School, Boston
Miss Fannie C Guild, Principal, 29 Fair-
field St
Hall's School for Girls, Plttsfield
Miss Mlra H Hall, Prln
HaskeU School for Girls, Boston
Miss Mat 3 E HaskeU, Principal 314 Marl-
borough St
Home School, Everett
Mrs AP Potter Prln
Howard Seminary, West Bridge water
Miss Snrah E Laugh ton, Prln
House-in-the-Plnes, Norton
Miss Cornish and Miss Hyde, Prins
Jackson College for Women, Tufts College
Caroline Stodder Davles, A B , Dean
Jesus Mary Convent, Fall River
Mother St Paul, Superior
Klmball's School for Girls, Worcester
Miss E A Klmball, Prln
La Salute Union Des Sacres Coeurs, Fall
River
Sister Mary Aldan, Prln
Lasell Seminary for Young Women, Auburn-
dale
G M Winslow, PhD, Prin
T^anrens School, Boston
Miss Elizabeth B Hardee, BS, Prin, 107
Audubon Road
Lee School, Cambridge
Miss Mary Lulaa Kelly, Prin
Lynn-Holm-by-the-Sea, L>nn
Mrs G W Osgood, Prin
May School, Boston
The Misrcs May, Prins , 339 Marlboro St
Mac Duffle School for Girls, Springfield
Dr and Mrs John MacDuffle, Principals,
182 Central St
Mary A Burnham School for Girls, North-
ampton
HMen E Thompson, A B , Principal
MoClmtock School for Girls, Boston
Miss Mary Law MeClintook. Principal, 4
Arlington St
Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley
Mary Emms, Woolley, Lltt D , President
Mount Ida School for Girls, Newton
George Franklin JVffett, Principal
Mount St Joseph's Academy, Brighton
Sisters of St. Joseph
Northneld Seminary, Bast Northfleld
Charles B DJtckerson, M S , President
Notre Dame Academy, Roxbury
Sister Georglana, Superior
fierce School, BrookUne
Miss Julia B Park, Principal
Prospect Hill School, Greenfield
Miss Carolina H Clark, Principal
Qulncy Mansion School, Wollajton
Mrs Horace Mann Wiilard, Principal
Radcllffe College, Cambridge
La Baron Russell Brlggs, LLD*, President
Rogers Hall School, Lowell
Miss Olive 8 Parsons, Principal
St. Ann's Academy, Marlboro
Sister M Rose de Vlterbo
St* Augustine's School, South Boston
Sister Mary, Superior
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Massachusetts— continued
St Mary's School, Lawrence
James T O'Reilly, Principal
Sacred Heart Academy, Fall River
Sister Mary Aldan Superior
Shawmut School, Boston
Mlas Ella Gilbert Ives Principal New
Dorchester
Sea Pines School, Bast Brewster
Rev Thomas Blckford, Principal
Sherman Hall, Jamaica Plain
Miss Sarah W Ames, Principal
Simmons College, Boston
Henry Lefavour, LL D , President
Smith College, Northampton
Rev Marion Le Roy Burton, Ph D , LL D ,
President
Tenacre School for Girls, Wellesley
Miss Helen Temple Cook, Principal
'The Elms" School for Girls, Springfield
Miss Charlotte "W Porter, Prln
Walnut Hill School, Natlck
Miss Conant and Miss Blgelow, Principals
Wellesley College, Wellesley
Miss Ellen F Pendleton, LL D , President
Waltham School for Girls, Waltham
George B Beaman, Ph D , Principal
Weeks-Longee School, Boston
Miss Emily Weeks, Principal, 252 Marlboro
West School, St Joseph
Misa E A West Principal
Weston School for Girls, Boston
Mrs Elisabeth Mathews-Rlchardson, Prin-
cipal Roxbury, Boston
Wheaton College, Norton
Samuel V Cole, D D , President
Whiting Hall, South Sndbury
Elbridge C Whiting, A B Principal
Whlttler School for Girls, Merrlmac
Mrs Annie B Russell, A B , Principal
Woodbnry's School for Girls, Beverly
Miss Woodbury, Principal
Woodward Institute for Girls, Qulncy
Frederick W Plummer, A M , Principal
MICHIGAN
Academy of Holy Angels, Traverse City
Sister Mary A.ssisslum, Principal
Academy of the Ladles of the Loretto, Sanlt
Ste Marie
Mother M Blandlna
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Detroit
Madame L Gerardln, 322 Jefferson Ave
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Grosse Point
Madame A Smith, Superior
Akeley Hall for Girls, Grand Haven
Miss Mary Helen Yerkes, Principal
Darlings' School, Detroit
Mrs Ada Brann Darling, Principal
Detroit Seminary, Detroit
Ada Brown Darling Principal
Eastman Private School, Grand Rapids
Mrs W H Eastman, Principal
Holy Rosary Academy, Bay City
Mother Superior
Liggett School, Detroit
Miss Ella M Llggltt, Principal, 73 Stlxnson
Place
Michigan— con tlnued
Michigan Female Seminary* Kalamasoo
Elsie Garland Hobson, Principal
Nazareth Academy, Nazareth P O
Sister Mary Hastings, Superior
St John's Convent, Ishpemlng
Sister M Alexandrine, Superior
St Mary's College and Academy* Monroe
Mother M Mechtlldls
St Phillip's School, Battle Creek
Sister Veronica, Superior
Seminary of the Fellclan Sisters, Detroit
Magdelene Bronek, Superior
Vrsnllne Academy, St Ignace
Mother M Angela, Superior
Ursnlrae Convent and Academy, Saganaw
Mother M Augustine Superioress
MINNESOTA
Academy of Our Lady, Mankato
Mother Isidore, Superior
Academy of Our Lady of Lourdes, Roches-
ter
Mother Mathilda, Superior
Academy of the Holy Angels, Minneapolis
Sister Rosalia, Superior, 4th St and 7th
^ve W
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Owatonna
Sister M EJuphraala Superior
Albert Lea College, Albert Lea
John B Bergen, L.L D , President
Backus School for Girls, St Pan!
Mrs Carrie Baaklns Backus, Principal,
578 Hollv Ave
Bethlehem Academy, Faribanlt
Sister Superior
College of St Katharine, St Paul
Sister Francis Clare President
College of St Teresa, Wlnona
Sister M T-eo Direct rtss
Graham Hall, Minneapolis
Mrs A D MacLain, Principal 1800 First
Ave, P
Loomta 8<hool, St Paul
Miss \nnie T Loom is Principal
Lutheran Ladles Seminar*, Red Wing
Rev H Allen President
St Benedict's Academ>, St Joseph
Ristei t>nminica Borgerdlng Directress
St Joseph's Academy, St Paul
Sister Hyacinth Superior, Nelson and
Western Aves
St Mary's Hall, FarihauU
Caroline W Bells, Principal
St Margaret's Academy Minneapolis
Sister Superior, Hawthorne and N 13th
Sacred Heart Institute, Duluth
Mother Scholastics, O 8 B , Directress
Stanley Hall, Minneapolis
Miss Olive Adele Evers, Principal, 2118
Pleasant Ave
Villa Sancta Scholastic*, Dulnth
Mother Mary Alexla, Superioress Kenwood
Paik
Visitation Convent, St* Psnrt
Mother Clementine, Directress, Robert
and University Ave
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MISSISSIPPI
Belhaven College for Young Ladles, Jack-
son
J R Preston, M A , President
Blaekbourne College, Senatobla
Mrs T D Moore, Principal
Bine Mountain College, Blue Mountain
W T Lowrey, A M , President
Central College for Women, Lexington
Piesldent
Central Mississippi Institute, French Camp
J A Sanderson, President
Chickasaw Female College, Pontotoc
M E Coe, \ M , President
Grenada College, Grenada
Rov J R Countlss, A B , President
Hattlesburg Woman's College, Hattlesburg
John L Johnson. Jr , President
Hlllman College, Clinton
Rev W L Lowrey, LL D , President
Mary Holmes Seminary (colored), West
Point
Rev Austin H Jolly, DD, President
Meridian Woman's College, Meridian
J W Beeson, LL D , Piesident
Mississippi Synodlcal College, Holly Springs
Rev T W Raymond, A M , President
Mount Hermon Female Seminary (colored),
Clinton
Miss Julia M Elwin, Principal
Port Gibson Female College, Port Gibson
Rev C M Chapman, Piesident
St. Joseph's Academy, Altorn
Sister Augustine Directress
fit Joseph's Academy, Bay St Louis
Sister Mary Bernardine, Superior
St Joseph's School, Natchez
Sister Scholastica, Superior
St Mary's Institute, Chatawa
Sister Mary Apollinaire
Southern Female College, West Point
Rev A N Eshman, President
Stanton College for Young Ladles, Natch**
J K Morrison, President
Whttworth Female College, Brookhaven
Rev I W Cooper, D D , President
MISSOURI
Academy Notre Dame de Slon, Marshall
Sister Superior
Academy of Our Lady of Mercy, Joplln
Mother M Frances, Superior
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Kansas Clt>
Mother Superior, 26th and Bellvlew
Academy of the Sacred Heart, St Charlef
A Kavanagh, Principal
Academy of the Sacred Heart, St Joseph
Mother M McNenamy
Academy of the Sacred Heart, St. Louis
Mother Viotorfus, Superior, Maryland and
Taylor
Academy of the Visitation, St Xrfrals
Sister Margaret Mary Winifrede, Cabanne
Place
Arcadia College and Ursuline Academy, Ar-
cadia
Mother Borgia, O&X7, Superior
Missouri — continued
Barstow School, Kansas City
Miss Mary L C Barstow, Principal, 15
Westport Avenue
Bigelow's School, Kansas City
Miss Lucy Stowe Blgelow, Principal, 2520
Troost Ave
Bishop Robertson Hall, St Louis
Sister Catherine. 4244 Washington Blvd
Central College for Women, Lexington
Rev Z M Williams, A M Piesident
Christian College* Columbia
Mrs Luolla W St Glair-Moss, Pres
Cottey College for Women, Nevada
Mrs VAC Stockard President
Elmwood Seminary, Farmlngton
J B Cassldy, Principal
Female Orphan School of the Christian
Church of Missouri, Camden Point
Rev ID L Barham, President
Forest Park University, St Louis
Mrs Anna Sneed Cairns, President
Gaylord Institute, Platte City
Mrs T W Park, Principal
Hardin College, Mexico
John W Million, A M , President
Hosmer Hall, St Louis
Louise McNalr, BA, Principal, 4296
Washington Ave
Howard-Payne College, Fayette
Rev Henry E Stout, Ph B , President
Lenox Hall, St Louis
Mrs M Louise Thomas, Principal, Taylor
and McPherson
Lexington College for Women, Lexington
DRev C Lewis Fowler, President
Liberty Ladles' College, Liberty
H H Savage President
LIndenwood College for Women, St. Charles
Rev Goorge F Ayres, Ph D, President
Loretto Academy, Kansas City
Sister Superior, 39th and W Prospect
Place
Loretto Academy, Springfield
Sister M Winifred La Motte
Mary Institute, St Louis
Edmund H Sears, AM, Principal; Lake
Ave and MoPherson
Missouri Christian College, Camden Point
Rev Francis J Yoklty, M A, Prav
Notre Dame de Slon Academy, Marshall
Sister of Notre Dame de Slon
St. de Chantal Academy of the Visitation,
St Louis
Sister Superior* 4012 Washington Blvd
St. Joseph's Academy, Chllllcothe
Sister Ancileta, Superior
St Joseph's Academy, Clyde
Sister Superior
St. Mary's Academy, Independence
Sister Superior
St Joseph's College, Lamar
Benedictine Sisters
St Mary'* Academy, Moberly
Sister M Agneta, Superior
St Teresa's Academy, Kansas City
Sister Bvelyn, Superior, llth and Wash-
ington
St. Vincent's Academy, Cape Girardesvu
Mother Superior
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Missouri — continued
Sacred Heart Academy, South St Louis
Madam Mary Burke, Superior
Stephens College, Columbia
James M Wood, D D , President
Synodlcal College, Fulton
Lawrence I McQueen, President
Crsuline Academy and Day School, St
Louis
Mother Seraphic e, Superior, 12th and Rus-
sell
William Woods College, Fulton
Rev Joseph L Garvtn, President
MONTANA
Mount Angela Ursnline Academy, Great
Falls
Mother Xavier Superior
St. Mary's Academy, Deer Lodge
Sfster Ancleta, Superior
St. Vincent's Academy, Helena
Sister Mary Berchxnans, Superior
Sacred Heart Academy, Mlssonla
Sister Mary Martha Superior
Ursuline Convent of the Sacred Heart, Miles
City
Mother St Cecilia, Superior
NEBRASKA
Academy of the Immaculate Conception,
Hastings
Sister M Louis, Superior
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Omaha
Rev Mother Guerln, Superioi
Brownell Hall, Omaha
Miss Eup hernia Johnson, Principal
Convent of the Holy Child Jesus, Lincoln
Sister Superior
Mount St Mary's Seminary, Omaha
Sister Miry Michael Dearv Superioi ess
St Catherine's Academy, Jackson
Sister M Theodoslus, Superior
St Catherine's Academy, Omaha
Sisters of Mercy
St Francis Academy, Columbus
Sister M Agnella, Superioress
St Mary's Academy, O'Neill
Mother M Leonle, Superior
Sacred Heart Academy, Fallw City
Sister M Helen, Superioi
Spalding Academj, Spaldlng
Sister Clara, O S D Superior
Ursullne Convent, Falls City
Sister M Helen, Superior
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Mount St Mary's Academy, Manchester
Sister Superior
Mount St Mary Seminary, Hookset
Sister M De La Salle, Superior
New Hampshire*— continued
Robinson Seminary for Girls, Exeter
Harlan M Bisbee, AM, Principal
St Mary's School, Concord
Miss Isabel M Parks, Principal
NEW JERSEY
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Hoboken
Sister Superior
Armltage Preparatory School, Atlantic City
Harriet C Armitagre, Principal
Baldwin School, East Orange
Miss Ida Baldwin, Principal
Beard's School for Girls, Orange
Miss Lucia C Beard, Principal
Bowen School, Trenton Junction
Ida R Bowen A M Principal
Braislin School, Bordentown
Miss Alice C Braislin. Principal
Calhoun-Chamberlaln School, Red Bank
Miss Calhoun and Miss Chamberlain, Print,
Carter School, Princeton
Miss Maude V Carter, Principal
Centenary Collegiate Institute, Hackettt-
town
Rev Jonathan Meeker, Ph D, President
College of Mount St. Mary, Scotch Plain*
Sister Superior
College of St. Elizabeth, Convent Station
Sister M Pauline, Superior
Craven's School for Girls, Newark
Miss M J Craven, Principal 978 Broad
Street
Dearborn-Morgan School, Orange
Miss Caroline Clark, Principal
D wight School for Girls, Englewood
Misses Crelghton and Farrar Principals
English and Classical S<hool, Fat*rnoa
Miss Flora A Gnves Pnn< ipnl
Grates School, Pat ergon
Miss Floid A Gin\os Principal
Ifartridffe School, Plainfleld
Miss Evelyn B Hirtrldge Principal
Hahbromko Institute for Girl» J*rs*» City
Vmelia B M\tra Tiiiuipil
Institute of Holy Angela, Fort Lee
sisUi MOM \onni **uiu rior
I\y Hall, Bridget on
Misses MacDonald and Finn, Principals
Kent Place School for Girls, Summit
Mrs Sarah Woodman Paul, Principal
Kimberfey School, Montolalr
Miss M K Waring Principal
X^akewood School for Girls, Lakewood
Miss Edith Samson, Principal
Montelth School for Girls, Sooth Orange
Miss Caroline Monttith Print Ipnl
Montrose School for Girls, South Orange
Mrs L M Bryant, Principal
Mount St Dominic** Academy, Caldwetl
Mother Superior
Mount St Mary College, PlftfeOeld
Sisters of Mercy
Newark Seminary, Newark
Anna Frances Whitmore, Principal, 171
Clinton Avenue
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New Jersey— continued
Plalnfleld Seminary, Plainfield
Miss Isabel 8 Arnold, Principal
Bosemont Hall, South Orange
Mies Mary Mahon, Principal
St Mary'* Academy, Camden
Slater Superior
St Mary's Academy, Newark
Sister M Catherine, Superior
St Mary's Hall, Burlington
Mrs John Fearnley, Principal
St. Vincent's Academy, Newark
Mother Superior
School of the Good Shepherd, Asbury
Sister Ruth, Principal
Sloan School for Girls, Bayone
Misses Clarke and Kline, Principals
Star of the Sea Academy, Ixm* Branch
Sister M Imelda, Superior
"The Bosary" School for Girls, Weft Ho-
boben
Slater Superior
Townsend's School, Newark
Mrs Julia Roe Davis, Principal, 54 Park
Place
Vail-Deane School, Elizabeth
Miss Laura A Vail, Principal
Walker's School for Girls, Lakewood
Miss Ethel Walker, AM, Principal
Wilcox School, Passaic
Miss Wilcox, Principal
NEW MEXICO
Allison School, Santa Fe
M Bertha Leadingham, Superintendent
Loretta Academy, IAS Cruoefl
Mother M Victor, Superioress
Loretta Academy, Santa Fe
Mother M Barbara, Superior
St. Vincent Academy, Albuauerque
Sitter Mary Loyola, Superioress
Sisters of Loretta Aoademy, I*a* Vegas
Sister Mary George, Superior
Visitation Academy, las Cruoes
Sister M Albertlna, Superior
NEW YORK
Academy of Mount St Ursula, New York
Mother Mary Chrysostom, Directress, Bed-
ford Park
Academy of Our Lady of Angels, Xlmlra
Sister Regfna, Superior
Academy of Our Lady of the Blessed Sacra-
ment, New York
Mother Superior, Stapleton* 8. X.
Academy of Our Lady of Victory, Brooklyn
Sister Superior, 149 McDonough
Academy of St Joseph, Brentwood
Mother Mary Loretta, Superior
Academy of the Holy Names, Albany
Sister M Odllla, Principal
Academy of the Holy Names, Borne
Sister Thomas Aquinas, Superior
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Albany
Madame T Dikovich, Superior
New York— continued
Academy of the Sacred Heart, New York
Madame M Raleigh, Superior, 533 Madison
Ave
Academy of the Sacred Heart of Mary, Sag
Harbor
Sister M Lojola Superloi
Academy of the Visitation, Brooklyn
Sister Francis Agnes Direct leee Ridge
Boulevard and 89th
Adclphi College, Brooklyn
S Parks Cadman, PhD, Acting President,
Lafayette and St James Place
Albany Academy for Girls, Albany
Ester Louise Camp, Principal
Alcnln Preparatory School, New York
Madison Ave and 80th
Assumption Academic School of Syracuse
Sister M Cecelia, Superior
Bangs and Whlton School, New York
Miss Lois A Bangs, Principal, Riverdale
Ave and 25 2d
Barnard College, Columbia Unl\er«ity. New
York
Virginia c Qlldersleeve, Dean, 119th Street
and Broadway
Barnard School for Girls, New York
William L Hazen, A B, Headmastei, 421
W 148th Street
Bedford Institute, Brooklyn
Miss M T Purdy, Principal, 221 McDon-
ough
Benjamin School for Girls, New York
Mrs Mo uric e C Benjamin, Principal, 144
Riverflde Drive
Bennett School, Mlllbrook
Miss Moy P Bennett, Principal
Berkeley Institute, Brooklyn
Henry WTilte Callahan, PhD, Pilnclpal,
185 I In coin Place
Billings* School, Mohegan Lake
Miss Louise Billings, Principal
Boarding and I>av School, Dobbs Ferry
The Misses Mnstets, Principals
Boteford School for Girls, New Brighton
I* H Botsford, Principal, Prospect Ave
Brantwooti Hall. BronxvlUe
Miss Mary T Maine, Principal
Brearley gtahool, New York
James G Croswell, A B , Principal, 60 E
61st Street
Brooklyn Heights Seminary, Brooklyn
Mtas Ellen Yale Stevens, Principal, IS
Pierrenont
Buffalo Academy of the Sacred Heart, Buf-
falo
Mother fsabel, Superior, 749 Washington
Buffalo Seminary, Buffalo
L Gertrude Angell, Principal; Bid well
Parkway
Classical School for Girls, New York
Mrs Helen M Scovllle, Principal, 2034 5th
Avenue
Charlton School, New York
Bertha M Boody. Principal, 648 Park Ave,
Ohappaqua Mountain Institute, Valhalla
Charles R Blenis, Director
Clinton School, Brooklyn
Mlis A B Trowbrldge, Principal, 191 Har-
rison
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New York — continued
College of Mount St Vincent, New York
Mother Superior, Mt St Vincent
College of St Angela, New Bochelle
Rev M C O Parrel, President
College of New Bochelle, New Bochelle
Rev M C OFarrell President
Collegiate School for Girls, New York
Caroline M Genlsh A B, Principal 549
West End Avenue
Columbia School, Rochester
Mlas Caroline Mllllman, Principal
Comstock School, New York
Miss Lydia Day, Principal, 52 B 72nd
Delancy School, Geneva
Mary S Smart, Principal
Pelancey School, New York
Miea A Delancey, Principal, SOI W »8th
Bow's School for Gurle, Brlarchffe Manor
Mrs Mary B Dow, Principal
Drew Seminary for Young Women, Carmel
Robert J Trevorren President
Duke's School, Blnghamton
Mrs Ella S Duke, Principal
D'Youville Academy, Platteburg
Sister McMillan, Superior
D'YouvlIIe College, Buffalo
Slater M Augustine, Superior
Elmira College for Women, Elmira
Alexander Cameron MaoKenssie, LLD,
President
"K'8 School for Girl*, New York
Miss Elizabeth L Ely, Principal, S40 W
86th Street
Emma Willard School, Troy
Mrs Bllza Kellas, PhB, Principal
and Hodge School, New York
wc?tt and MI8S H°dse. Principals
61st Street
Female Academy of the Sacred Heart. Ken-
wood
Madame Teresa Dikovich, Superior
Female Academy of the Sacred Heart, New
Mary Moran, Superior, 49 W 17th
'
Heart'
Madam Gabriel de Roquefeuil, Superior
Female Institute of the Visitation, Brooklyn
Sister Frances Agnes, Principal, Ridge
Boulevard and 80th Street *
Finch School, New York
H^ •£f>B£?Jt Garrel«°» Pinch. Principal,
DA Jtu 77th
Franklin School, Buffalo
Joseph Dana Allen, Headmaster, 146 Park
street
G*Jdltter, School for Girls, New York
Mies Louise Eltlnge, Principal, 607 5th
Avenue
Garr Institute, Goshen
Sister Anna Miriam, Superior
Garrott's School for Young Ladies, Brook-
lyn
S W Garrott, Principal, 14$ Macon
Glen Bden School, Poughkeepsie
Dr Frederick Martin Townsend, Principal
Goodyear-Barlingame School,
Fanny Goodyear, PzJnclpal
New York — continued
Graham's School, New York
Mr and Mrs Howard D Miner, Princi-
pals, 42 Riverside Drive
Halstead school, Yonkers
Miss Mary Slcoid Jenkins, Principal
Hamilton Institute for Girls, New York
Mrs N Archbold Shaw, Principal, 3 W
81st
Harlem College Institute, Net* York
M F GJoianlj, Principal, 2134 7th Ave
Hawthorne fechool, Nen lork
Margaiet Sweet, Ph D Principal, 250 W
72d Stieet
Haeen School, Pelham Manor
Mrs Tohn Cunningham Hazen, Principal
Hlghcllffe Hall, Yonkers
Mrs W B Merrill, Principal
Holy -Ingels Academy, Buffalo
Sister AI Augustine Piesident, 320 Porter
Holy Cross Academy, New York
Sister Marie Pilncipal 313 W 42d
Immaculate Conception Academy, Tompklns
Co\e
Sister GulIIIaume, Superior
Institute of Sisters of St Joseph, Buffalo
Sfster Mary A Burfee Superior
Institute Tisne, New York
Mme H^nrlette Tisne, Principal, 533 West
End Avenue
Knox School for Girls, Tarrytown
Mrs B Russell Hough ton, Principal
Knox's School for Girls, tJtlca
Ml«s Alice A Knox, Principal
I^ady Cliff Academy, Highland Tails
Sister M Margaret, Superior
Lady Jane Grey School, Binghanaton
Mrs Jane Grey Hyde, Principal
Lake School for Girls, New York
Miss Lake Principal 47 W S^th
I aaslng-Tl'alsh S<hoo), iNeu 5<>rk
Mr and Mrs Lansing- Walsh, Principals,
238 W 76th Street
Leete School, **e\\ York
Charles H Le<*te Ph D Piinclpnl 17 B
60th
Livingston Park Seminary, Rochester
Mrs William M Rebasz, Jr , Principal
Lorkwood Collegiate S<hool, ft»at>sdal*
The Misses Lockwood, Principals
Louck's School, Flushing
Mrs Elizabeth D Loucks, Principal
Lyndon Hall School for Girls, PoDghke«p«!e
Samuel Wells Buck, Principal
Mackie's School, Newbnrg
Miss Eleanor J Mackle, Principal
Afaltby Home and Day School, Brooklyn
Miss Katherlne L Maltby, Principal, 199
Jora lemon
Madison School for Girls, New York
Mies Rosalie Moses, Principal, 19 W 96th
Manor School for Girls, Larohmont
Miss Hull and Mlas Hunttngton, Principals
Marshall School, Briar Cliff Manor
Mrs Frances S Marshall, Principal
"Marvmonnt," Tarrytowa-on-the-Hod«on
Reverend Mother Joseph, Superior
Mason's School, "The Castle," Tarrytown
Miss C S Mason, LLM,, Principal
Master's School, Dobt* Ferry
The Misses Masters, Principals
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COLLEGES AND PREPARATORY SCHOOLS FOR GIRLS
New York — continued
McFee's School, New York
Catherine McFee, Principal. 152 W 72d
Merrill School, New Ro<helle
Mrs W B Merrill, Ph D, Principal,
Davenport Neck
Merrill- Van Laer School, New York
30-34 B 57th
Metcalf's School, Tarrytown
Miss Helen Met calf, Principal
Mount Mercy Academy, Buffalo
Sister M Borgia, Superior
Mount Morris Park School, New York
Miss Whit field, Principal, 1 Mount Morris
Park
Mount St Man's Academy, Newberg
Sister Marie Emmanuel, Superior
Mt St Joseph Academy, Buffalo
Sister Mary A Burke, Superior
Nazareth Academy, Rochester
Sister M Marcel la Reagan, Superior
Nazareth Industrial School, BronxvUIe
Mother Elizabeth, Principal
New York Collegiate Institute, New York
Mary Sthoonmaker, Principal, 241 Lenox
Oaksmere School, New Rochelle
Mrs Winifred Edgerton Merrill, Principal
Ossining School, Ossining
Miss Clara C Fuller, Principal
Packer Collegiate Institute, Brooklyn
Edwaid J Goodwin Ph D Pilnclpal, 170
Joialemon Street
Taj son School, New R<w hello
Mi so AUry L, Pn\son. Pilncipal
Putnam Hall School, Poughkeepaie
Bllcn Clizbe Barrett, Principal
Quassaick Hall, Newburgh
Miss Basset t, Principal
Queen of the Rosary Academy, Amltyvllto
Mother Charltas Harth, Superior
Rayson School for Girls, New York
The Misses Hajson, Principals, 176 W
75th
Riverside School, New York
Miss E3 L Cooper, Principal. 869 West
End Avenue
Hound's School for Girls, Brooklyn
Miss Christina Hounds, Principal, 525
Clinton
Rye Seminary, Rye
Mr* D J Life, Principal
St, Agnes Academy, College Point
Sister M Petrat Principal
St IgneB School, Albany
Miss Matilda G-ay, Principal
Rt Agnes Seminary, Brooklyn
Sister of St Joseph 2H3 Union foUeet
St. Ambrose Academy, Brooklyn
Sister of St Joseph, 7CO DeKalb
St Angela's Hall Academy, Brooklyn
Sister of St Joseph 286 Washington Ave
Star of the Sea Academy, Far Rockaway
Sister St Germalne, Superior
St* Angela's Hall, Brooklyn
Sister Superior, 286 Washington
St Catherine's Hall, Brooklyn
Miss & O Conro, Principal, 286 Wash-
ington Street
St Elizabeth's Academy, Allegheny
Mother Mary Teresa, Superior
New York — continued
St Faith's Academy, Saratoga Springs
Rev H C Plum, Principal
St Francis Xavier Academy, Brooklyn
Sister M Immaculate, Superior, 721 Carroll
St Gabriel's Academy of Manhattan, New
York
Sister M Vincentia Superior 231 BJ 36th
St Gabriel's School, Peekskill
Sister Esther, Principal
St John Baptist School for Girls
Sister Superior, 231 B 17th
St Joseph's Academic School, Brasher
Falls
Sister M Scholastica, Superior
St Joseph's Academy, Blnghamton
Sister M Pauline, Superior
St Joseph's Academy, Brasher Falls
Sletei Superior
St Joseph's Academy, Malone
M M Stanislaus, Principal
St Joseph's Academy and Industrial Fe-
male School, I'ockport
Slatei An Ion la Piincipal
St Margaret's S<hool, Buffalo
Eva Macintosh Davidson, Principal, 564
Franklin
St Man's Academy, Buffalo
Mai> HanleA Piincipal b8-74 Franklin
St Mark's Academy, Glens Falls
Sister M Florentine, Superior
St Mary's Academy, Hudson
Rev Joseph H FIt/ff<?rald, President
St Mary's Academy, IJttle Falls
Slater Superior
St Marv'B Academy, Ogdensbnrg
Mother F Burns, Superior
St Mar\'fi Academv and Industrial Female
A<ad«»my, Buffalo
Mniv C H«mlilck, J'tlmtpal
St Mary's Cathedral School, Garden City
Miss Miriam A Bytel, Principal
St Mary's School— Mount St Gabriel, Peeks*
klll
Mother Mary Maud, Superior
St. Peter's Academy, New Brighton
Sister M Madeline, Superior
HI Peter's School, Plattsburg
fitstor M Trinity
St Philomena'0 Academic School, Bruehton
Mary Raphael, Sister Superior
St Thomas Aquinas Academy, Brooklyn
Sister Mary Anna, Superior, 0th, cor 4th
AVP
St Vincent Be Paul's School, New York
Sister Mary of St Irene, 116 W 24th
Sach's Collegiate Institute, New York
Julius Sachs, Principal, 116mCentral Park
South
Seville School for Glrln, New York
MIB Holm M Stovlllf, Principal, 2042
Fifth Avenup
Scuddor School tor Girls, New York
* Myron T Scudder, Principal, 5& W 98th
Sample's School, New York
Mrs T Darrington S cm pie, Principal,
241 Central Park W
Society of St. Martha, Bronxvllle
Mother Elizabeth Superior
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New York—continued
Spence's School for Girls, New York
Miss C B Spence, Principal, 80 W 65th
Tewksbnry School, Irvlngton
The Misses Tewksbury, Principals
tlrgulme Academy, Mlddletown
Mother M Loretta, Superior
tJrsuline Academy, "The Castle," New Ro-
chelle
Mother M Aloyslus, Principal
TJrsulme Academy, New York
Mother M Ursula, 1032 Grand Blvd
TJrsullne Convent, Bedford Park
Mother M Fidelia, Superior
Utlca Female Academy, Utlca
Mies Alice A Knox, Principal
Vaggar College, Poughkeepsie
Rev James M Taylor, LL. D , President
Veltln School, New York
Miss Louise Veltln, Principal, 160 W 74th
Villa Maria Academy, New York
Reverend Sister Superior, 139 E 79th
Wallconrt School for Girls, Aurora
Miss Anna R Goldsmith, Principal
Wella College, Aurora
R. L Zabrlskle, Acting President
William Smith College, Geneva
Milton H Turk, PhD, Dean
NORTH CAROLINA
All Hayowg Seminary, Fremont
A P Lindsay, Principal
Ashevffle School for Girls, AshevlUe
May Carbutt A B, Principal
College and Academy of St Genevieve,
Ashvllle
Mother Superior
Chowan College, Murfreesboro
James J> Bruner, Ph D , President
Claremont College, Hickory
Joseph L Murphy, President
Davenport College for Young Women, Lenolr
Rev James B Craven, President
Elizabeth College, Charlotte
Charles B King, D D , President
Englewood Boarding School, Albemarle
Helen J Northrup, Principal
Ford School for Girls, AshevlUe
Miss E EL Ford, Principal
Gaston Academy, Gastonla
J W Siles, Principal
Gaston College, Dallas
S A Wolff, A.M, President
Greensboro College, Greensboro
Rev S B Turrentlne, A M, President
Hillside Oonflent, Ashevllle
Mother De Planck, Superior
Littleton Female College, Littleton
J M Rhodes, AM, Principal
Lonisbnrff College, JLoulsburg
Mrs Mary Davis Allen
Meredith College, Raleigh
Richard Tllman Vann, D D , President
Mount Amoena Seminary, Mount Pleasant
Henderson N Miller, Ph D , Principal
O'Donoghue Hall, Charlotte
Sister M Rose, Superior
North Carolina— continued
Oxford Female Seminary, Oxford
F F Hobgood, President
Peace Institute* Raleigh
George J Ramsey, DD, President
Queens College for Women, Charlotte
Rev J L Caldwell, DD, President
Red Springs Seminary, Red Springs
President
St Geneviete Academy, AsheUlle
Mother Superior
St Mary's Seminary, Charlotte
Sister Dolores, Superior
St Mary's School, Raleigh
Rev George W Lay, D D , Rector
Sacred Heart Academy, Belmont
Mother M Teresa, Superior
Salem Academy, Wlnston-Salem
Howard E Rond thaler, Ph D , President
Salem Female Academy and College, Raleigh
President
Scotia Seminary (colored), Concord
A W Verner, D D , President
Southern Presbyterian College, Red Springs
Rev C G Vardell, DD, President
StatesvlUe Female College, Statesville
Rev John A Scott, President
NORTH DAKOTA
Oak Grove Lutheran Ladies' Seminary,
Fargo
Jens B Fossum, Principal
Sacred Heart Academy, Fargo
Sister Superior
St Bernard** College and Convent, Grand
Forks
Mother Stanislaus, Superior
St Marj's Academy, Devils Lake
Sister M Regina Supeiioiess
OHIO
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Cincinnati
Reverend Mother Prances Elder, Superior,
Clifton
Bartholomew-Clifton School, Cincinnati
Miss E Antoinette Ely, Principal. Evans-
wood, Clifton
Butler's School, Cincinnati
Miss Sarah Butler, Principal, 724 Oak
Brown County School for Girls, St. Martin
Sister Superior
College of Ursullne Sisters, TifBx
Sister Superior
Collegiate School for Girls, Cincinnati
Miss Marie Doherty, Principal, 13 J7 Mc-
Millan
Eden Park School, Cincinnati
Madam Fredin, Principal. Eden Park, Wal-
nut Hills
Glendale College, Glendale
Miss R J DeVore, A M , President
Harconrt Place School, Gambler
Miss Harrietts Merwin, Principal
Hathaway-Brown School for Girl*, Cleve-
land
Mary E Raymond, Principal, 294$ B *7th
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Oblc— continued
Howe and Marot School for Girls, Dayton
Miss Howe and Mrs Marot, Principals
Lake Erie College, Painesvllle
Miss Vivian B Small, M A , President
Laurel Institute, Cleveland
Mrs Arthur E Lyman, Principal, 10001
Euclid Avenue
Miller Srhool, H Thane, Cincinnati
Mrs E P Smith Miller, ) rind pal, Lenox
Place, Avondale
Mount Notre Dame Academy, Reading
Sister Agnes Aloysia, Principal
Mount St Joseph-on-the-Ohio, Mt. St. Jo-
seph
Sister Eveline, Dlrcctiess
Notre Dame Academy, Cincinnati
Sister Superior, H Walnut Hills, Grandon
Road
Notre Dame Academy, Dayton
Sister Superior
Notre Dame Academy, Hamilton
Sister Rosa, Superior
Oakhnrst Collegiate School, Cincinnati
Miss Helen F Kendrick, Principal, 724
Oak St, Walnut Hills
Oxford College, Oxford
Jane Sherzor, Ph D , President
St Aloyslns Academy, New Lexington
Sister Superior
St Joseph's Academy, Cotambuc.
Sister Mary Viotorlne, Superior
St Mars 'a Educational Institute
Sisters of Notre Dnme, East Walnut Hills
St Mary's of the Springs Academy, Shep-
ard
Mother M Thomas, Superior
St Mary's Institute, Minster
Sister M Regis, Superior
Sattler'* School, Cincinnati
Miss Alma Battler, Principal, 2660 Eden
Avenue, Mt Auburn
Ursnline Academy, Cincinnati
Sister M, Angela, Superior, Oak and May
Ursnllne Academy, Cleveland
Mother Superior, 55th and ScovlU
Ursullne Academy, St. Martin
Mother Gabriel, Superior
Ursnllne Convent of the Sacred Heart, To-
ledo
Mother Superior
Ursullne College, Tiffin
Mother Superior, XJrsuUne Bisters
Western College for Women, Oxford
Mary A Sawyer, Acting President
Western Reserve University College for
Women, Cleveland
Ruth S Hutchinson, A M, Dean
OKLAHOMA
Ardery College for Young Women, Okla-
homa
Mrs Flora D Ardery. A M, President
Cherokee Female Seminary, Tahlequah
Miss Eleanor Alien, President
Oklahoma — continued
Nazareth Institute, Mnskogee
Mother Justine, Superior
Oklahoma College for Girls, Durant
W B Morrison, President
Oklahoma Woman's College, Muskogee
Piesldent
Oklahoma College for Young Women, Okla-
homa
George C Jones, LL D , President
St Joseph's Academy, Guthrie
Mother Mary Placlda, Superior
Spauldlng Institute, Muskogee
Rev Theodore F Brewer, A.M, President
OREGON
Catlin's School, Portland
Miss Ruth Catlin, Principal
St Helen's Hall, Portland
Sister M Stephana, Superior
St Joseph's Academy, Itondleton
Sister Mary Solane, Superioress
St Mary's Academy, The Dalles
Sister M Geraldine, Superior
St Mary's Academy, Portland
Sister Mary Flavia, Superior
Ht Mary's Institute, Beaterton
Mother Seraphim, Supeiioress
Sacred Heart Academy, Salem
Sister Mary Stephen, Superior
PENNSYLVANIA
Academy of the Holy Child of Jesus, Sharon
Mother M Teresa, Superior
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Philadelphia
Mother Anna Hutton, Superior, 1819 Arch
hiladelphia
Principal, 8011
Agnes Irwln's School, Phil
Sophy Da) as Xrwln,
De
Allentown College for Women, AUentown
William P Curtis, Principal
Angle's School for Girls, Philadelphia
Miss Isabella Anablo, Principle, 1850 Pine
Armltage School, Wayne
Harriet C Armitage, Principal
Baldwin's School for Girls, Bryn Mawr
Jane L Brownell, Principal
Beaver College, Beaver
Rev Le Roy Weller, AM, President
Betchwood School, Jenkintown
M H Reaser, PhD, President
Bethlehem College, Bethlehem
Dr J H Clewell, President
Birmingham School for Girls, Birmingham
A. R Grler, President
Blshopthorpe Manor, South Bethlehem
Claude N Wyant, Principal
Blairsville College, Blftinrffle
Miss Caroline D Hays, President
Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr
M. Carey Thomas* &L.D., president
Bryn Mawr School, Scranton
Miss E 8 Wines, A.M,, Principal
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Peiuasyl vnnia — con tinued
Bncfcnell Institute, Lewisbnrg
Thomas A Edwards, A M Principal
Chapman and Jones School, Philadelphia
Mrs L P Chapman, Principal, Chestnut
Hill
Cowles* School for Girls, Hoffldaysburg
Mies Emma Hilton Cowlea, Principal
Darlington Seminary, West Chester
Frank Pazson Bye, President
Devon School, The, Devon
Miss E H Harrar, Principal
Dilworth Ball, Pittsburg
Cora Helen Coolidge, B L , Dean
Fontgarth Hall, Westchester
Mary K. 8 Smith, Principal
Foster's School, Oak Lane
Miss M L Foster, Principal
Gibson's School, Philadelphia
Miss Margaret B Gibson, Principal, 2822
De Lanoey Place
Gordon School for Girls, Philadelphia
Miss Harriet D Keyser, Principal, 4112
Spruce
Hills' School for Girls, Philadelphia
Mrs Elizabeth Hills' Lyman, Principal
Holman School for Girls, Philadelphia
Elizabeth Williams Braley, BA, Principal,
2204 Walnut
Holy Rosary Academy, Scranton
Sister Superior
Howe (Hiss) and Marots (Miss) School,
Dayton
Misses Howe and Marots Principals
Irving Pemale College, Hechanlcsbnrg
B E Campbell, Ph D , President
Kirk's School, Rosemont
The Misses Kirk, Principals
Lady of Mercy Academy, Pittsburg
Sister M Hilda, Principal, 8401 Fifth Aye
Lankenau School for Girls, Philadelphia
Rev Binest F Bachmann, Principal, 22d
and Glrard Avenues
Linden Hall Seminary, Lltltz
Rev E S Hagen, Principal
Marshall School, Oak Lane, Philadelphia
Miss Emma S Marshall, Principal
Mary J Drexel School for Girls, Philadel-
phia
Rev Ernest F Bachmann, Principal, 2100
S College Ave
Metzger College, Carlisle
Miss Sarah Kate Ege, Principal
Mid-City School for Girls, Philadelphia
Mrs Rebecca C DIckson Long, Principal
Moravian Seminary and College for Wom-
en, Bethlehem
J H Clewell, PhD, President
Mount Aloygius Academy, Cresson
Mother M Gertrude Cosgrave, Superior
Mount St Joseph Academy, Philadelphia
Mother Directress Chestnut Hill
Mount St Mary's Seminary, Scranton
Mother M Cyril, Superior
Notre Dame Academy, Philadelphia
Sister Superior, West Rittenbouse Square
Oakland School for Girls, Doylesto\vn
Miss Julia 7 Atkinson, Principal
Ogonte School for Toting Ladles, Ogontz
Abby A Sutherland, Principal
Pennsylvania— continued
Penn Hall, Chambersbnrg
Frank S Magill, AM, Principal
Pennsylvania College for Women, Pittsburg
Rev H r> Lindsay, DD, President, Fifth
Ave and Woodland Road
Philadelphia Collegiate Institute, Philadel-
phia
Miss Susan C Lodge, M S , Principal, 1720
Arch
Honey's School, Bala
Miss Mary E Roney, Principal
St Benedict's Academy, Brie
Sister M Philomena, O S B , Superior
St John's Convent School, Scranton
Sister Superior
St. Joseph's Academy, Greensburg
Mother M Ignatia, Superior
St Joseph's Academy, McSherrystown
Si&ter Superior
St Joseph's Academy, Tltnsville
Sister Superior, Directress
St Genet leve's Convent, Harrisburg
Sister Superior
St Mary's Academy, Lancaster
Sister E Aloysius, Superior
St Mary's Academy, Wilkes-Barre
Sister M Francisco, Superior
St Xavler's Academy, Beatty
Mother M Regina, Superior
Sacred Heart Academy, Lancaster
Sister Stanislaus, Superior
Sayward's School, Overbrook
Miss S Janet Sayward, Principal
Seller School, Harrisburg
Misses Martha and Sue Seilei Principals
Seminary for Girls, Hollidaysburg
Mrs. Charlotte C Gray, A M , President
Shipley School for Girls, Bryn Mawr
Miss Hannah T Shipley, Principal
Shippen School for Girls, Lancaster
Miss Emily Underbill, Z»t Imlp.il
Springflido, Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia
Mrs Chapman and Miss Jones, Principals
Stevens School for Girls, German town
Miss Mary A Bentley, Principal
Stuart's PrUate School, Reading
Miss Anna M Muart Pilnctpftt
Stuart's School, Plttsburg
Miss Ella Gordon Stuart* Principal, 4711
Fifth Ave
Xhorston-Gleim Preparatory fikhool, Wt*«-
burgh
Alice M Thuiston Director, 250 Shady
Avenue
Crsullne Young Ladies' Academy, Plttsborg
Sister M Ursula, Superior. Wineblddle and
Pennsylvania Aves
Villa Maria Academy, Brie
Mother M Eugenia, Superior
Villa Maria Academy, West Chester
Mother M de Chantal, Print Ipal
Walnut Lane School, Germantown
Miss S Edna Johnston, A B , Principal,
2226 Walnut
Washington Seminary, Washington
Miss Lillian M Koscnkraus, Principal
WIlkea-Barre Institute, Wilkes-Barre
Miss Anna M Qlcott, Principal
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ania — continued
Wilson College, Chambersburg
Anna J McKeag, Ph D , President
Wright's School, Bryn Mawr
Miss Lila M Wright, Principal
EHODE ISLAND
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Providence
Madame Ann Barbour Superior, 73b Smith
Branson's S< hool, Providence
Miss Cornelia C Bronson Principal, 313
Hope
Convent of Jesus and Mary, Woonsocket
Mother St Ola\oi, Superior
Flelden Chase School for Girls, Providence
Miss Abble B Southwlck, Principal, 15
Greene
Holden't Private School, Providence
Miss Abby F Holden, Principal
Uneoln School, Providence
Frances Lucae, Principal, 223 Thayer
Marsh's Select School, Newport
Mrs Mary S W Marsh, Principal
Pendleton's School, Westerly
Miss Anna Saylea Pendleton, Principal
Sajer School, Newport
Miss Mary A Sayer, Principal
St. Mark's Seminary, East Providence
Mother M Bcinaid Supeiloi Bayview
St Xa\ier's Academy, Providence
Sister V Budllia Supciior
Wheeler's School, Providence
Mary C Wheeler Principal, 26 Cabot
Women'A College in Brown University,
Providence
Lida Shaw Kins', LIU D , Dean
SOUTH CAROLINA
Academy of Our Lady of Mercy, Charleston
Sister Mary Benedicts, Superior
Ashley Hall, Charleston
Mrs M McBee, A M , Principal
Beaufort College, Beaufort
Lueco Gunter M A , Principal
Chfoora College, Greenville
S C Byrd, DD, Principal
Clifford Seminary, Union
B G Clifford, Principal
Coker College for Women, Hartsvllle
A J Kail, DP. President
College for Women, Columbia
Miss Euphemla McClintook. A B , President
Columbia College, Columbia
W W Daniel, AM, DD, President
Confederate Home College, Charleston
Harriet F Ronan, Principal
Converse College, Spartanburg
Robert P Pell, LittD, President
Due West Female College, Due West
B. L Robinson, President
Gibbet School, Charleston
Misses a P and B S Gibbes, Principals
Greenville College for Women, Greenville
A S Townes, Ph D , Principal
Greenville female College, Greenville
Rev David M Ramsay, LittD, President
South Carolina — continued
Lander College, Greenwood
Rev John Owens Willson, DD, President
Limestone College, Gaffney
L D Lodge, Litt D , Principal
Mather Aiademv (colored), Camden
Mlas Fiancos \ Russell, Principal
Reidiille *emnle College, R«JdvIlIe
J Whitner Reid, A 13 Principal
St Angela's Academy, Aiken
Slater Cclestlne Quale Directress
St Joseph's Academy, Sumter
Sister M Raphael, Directress
Smith's Private School, Charleston
Mrs Isabel A Smith, Principal
Sunmierland College, Batesburg
Rev P B Monroe, Piesldent
Ursullne Convent, Columbia
Mother Angela Brownfield, Superior
Willlamston Female College, Williamston
G S Goodglon, Principal
SOUTH DAKOTA
All Saints' School, Sioux Fall*
Helen S Peabody, Principal
Convent of Our Lady of Good Counsel,
Brooklngs
Sister M Gertrude, Superior
Convent of Our I<ady of Good Counsel, Elk
Point
Sister Leo, Superior
St Louis Convent, Redfleld
Mother Superior
TENNESSEE
Boscobel College, Nashville
Mrs N y Bills, President
Buford College, Nashville
Mrs S3 G Buford, President
Centenary Female College, Cleveland
Rav Barney Thompson, D D , President
Chattanooga College for Young lAdie*,
Chattanooga
John I Cooper, Principal
Clarksvllle Female Academy, Clarktville
Rev J W Repass, AM, President
Columbia Institute, Columbia
Bev Walter Branham Capers, President
English and French School, Chattanooga
Th« Misses Duval, Principals
Falrmount School for Girls, Monteagle
Miss S P Du Bols, Principal
Hlgbee School, Memphis
Hattte L White, Principal
Howard Female College, Gallatin
W H Buck, A M , President
Lebanon College for Young Ladles, Lebanon
Q B3 Weir, PhD, Pregide&t
Martin College, Pulatk!
W T Wynn, AB, President
Memphis Conference Female Institute,
Jackson
Rev Henry G Hawkins, A B , Principal
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Tennessee— continued
Bogersvllle Synodlcal College, Rogersvllle
Lawrence Rolfe, A B , President
Martha A Hopkins, Principal
fit Agnes Academy, Memphis
Sister M Joseph, Superior
8t Cecelia Academy, Nashville
Mother Ursula, Superior,, Spruce and Clay
St Joseph's Academy, Nashville
Sister Evangelist, Superior
St. Mary's School, Memphis
Sister Mary Maude, Superior, 714 Poplar
St Mary's School, Sewanee
Sister Superior
Soule College for Young Ladles, Mnrfrees*
boro
Snllms College, Bristol
W S Neighbors, DD, President
Sweetwater College, Sweetwater
Mrs Elizabeth M Rowland, President
Tennessee Female College, Franklin
T A Allen, Principal
Tennessee College, Mnrfreesboro
George J Burnett, AM, President
Thomas School, Memphis
Miss Llda G Thomas, Principal
Ward-Belmont College, Naalnllle
Rev Ira Landrith, LL D , President
John Dlell Blanton, LLD, Principal
TEXAS
Academy of Our Lady of the Lake, San
Antonio
Mother M Florence, Superior
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Waco
Sister M Birchman, Superioress
All Saints Academy, Fort Worth
Mother Mary Bernardelle, Superioress
Arlington Heights College, Fort Worth
Rev Edward Thompson, President
Asgard College, Houston,
Rev J L Dickens, LLD. President
Baylor Female College, Helton
John C Hardy, AM, LLD, President
Bonn-Avon School, San Antonio
Miss J C Hall, Principal
Carlton College, Bonham
Charles Carlton, President
Chapel! Hill Female College, Chapell Hill
Rev W H Nelson, DD, President
College and Academy of the Incarnate Word,
San Antonio
Mother Alphonse, Superioress
El Paso School for Girls, XI Paso
Miss O W Slater, Principal
Floydoda Presbyterian College, Floydoda
President
Harris School, Houston
The Misses Hargris, Principals
Incarnate Word Academy, Brownsville
Mother Stanislaus, Superior
I>ewls Limited School, San Antonio
Miss Mattie Lewis, Principal
Mary Allen Seminary (colored), Crockett
H P V Bogue, D D President
Mary Connor College, Paris
C B Dickens, President
Texas — continued
Masonic Institute, Marshall
W C Parkam Principal
Alelros* Hall, San Antonio
Mm J R Spell, Principal
Nazareth Academy, Victoria
Sister Mary Agnes, Superior
North Texas Female College, Sherman
Mrs Lucy KIdd Key, Principal
Our Lad> of Victors College and Academy,
Fort Worth
Sister Mar> Marguerite, Superioress
St Agnes Academy, Houston
Sister Superior
St Andrew's Select School, Fort Worth
Miss Cora B FItzhugh Principal
St Dominic's Villa, Lampasas
Mother M Pauline, Superior
St Ignatius Academy, Fort Worth
Sister Helen, Superioress
St Joseph's Academy, El Paso
Sister M Barbara, Superior
St Mary's Academy, Austin
Sister Superior
St Mary's College, Dallas
President
St. Mary's Hall, San Antonio
Rev A W Burroughs, Principal
Sacred Heart Academy, Galveston
Mother Pauline, Superioress
San Antonio Female College, San Antonio
J B Harrison, A B , President
Texas Fairemont Seminary, Wesdherford
George M Oakley, B D , President
Texas Female College, Weatherford
L M Logan, President
tJrsuline Academy, Dallas
Mother M Evangelist, Prioress
Crsnlme Academy, San Antonio
Mother M Ursula Superior
Ursnline Convent, Galveston
Mother St Agnes, Superior
Wasson School, San Antonio
Miss Louise Wasson Pilncipnl 206 Lex-
ington Avenue
UTAH
New Jersey Aoademv, Logan
Miss Edna Adel Bright, A B Principal
Kowland Hall, Salt Lake City
Miss Qeorgiana Humphreys, Principal
St Mary's Academy, Salt Lake City
Sister Superior
Sacred Heart Academy,
Sister M Colsus, Superior
VERMONT
Farwell Hall, Wells River
Mrs L. C Rollins, Principal
Hopkins Hall, Burlington
Miss Ellen & Ogden, Principal
Knowlson School, Rutland
Miss J E Knowlson, Principal
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Vermont— continued
Mount St Joseph's Convent, Rutland
Mother St Charles, Superior
Villa Barlow Academy, St. Albans
Sister Mary Magdelen, Superior
VIRGINIA
Academy of the Visitation, Abingdon
Sister Mary Agnes Broughton, Superior
Academy of the Visitation, Richmond
Sister M Justina Prevost, Superior
Academy of the Visitation, Wjthevllle
Mother M Berchmans, Superior
Ardleigh School, Front Kojal
Mrs McGregor, Principal
\rltngton Institute, Alexandria
Miss A M Ctandler, Principal
Belmont Seminary, Bedford City
D W Read, MA, President
Blackstone fcemale Institute, Blackstone
Rev Thomas R Reeves, B A , Principal
Bon Air School, Bon Air
William Day Smith, Principal
Bowling Green Seminary, Bowling Green
Rev C K Mllllcan, President
Chatham Episcopal Institute, Chatham
Mrs Elizabeth May Willis B P , Principal
Clifton *orge Seminary, Clifton Forge
Miss Dora L Bryant, Principal
Co-Oi>eratl\e School, Bedford City
O C Rucker, A M , President
Da* Is School, Richmond
Miss May P Davis, Principal
Episcopal Female College, Winchester
W C Marshall, President
Fancjuier Institute, Warrenton
Miss Nellie V Butler, A M , Principal
Fort Loudonn Seminary, Winchester
Miss Katherfne R Glass, President
Franklin Female Seminary, FrankUn
J M Langaton, Jr , B S , President
Hampton College, Hampton
H rr MftvaK* I'tesldent
Uerndon Seminary, Heradon
Misses Cattleman, Principals
Holllns College, HolUns
Matty L Cocke, Principal
Ingleside Seminary (colored), BurkevIUe
Rev Graham C Campbell, M A , Principal
Learhe-Wood Seminary, Norfolk
Miss -Agrnog D West, Principal
Lewisbnrg Seminary, Lewlsburg
R r* flommerville. President
toudon School for Girls, Bluemont
John ('bavin President
Marlon Female College, Marlon
Rev J J Scherer, A M , President
Martha Washington College, Ablngdon
Rev S D Long, AM, President
Mary Baldwin Seminary, Staunton
Miss E. C Weimar, Principal
Nansemond Seminary, Suffolk
Mrs- Lucy H Qulxnby, Principal
Phillip* and West School for Girls, Norfolk
Misses Phillips and West, Principals
Portsmouth Academy, Portsmouth
W H Stokes, Principal
Virginia — continued
Prospect Hill Home School, Holladay
Miss N B Scott, Principal
Bandolph-Macon Institute, Danville
Charles G Evans, AM, Principal
Bandolph-Macon Woman's College, Lynch-
burg
William A Webb, Litt D Piesident
Rawllngs Institute, Charlottesville
Rev H W Trlbble, DD, President
Roanoke Female College, Danville
John B Brewer, Ph D , President
Roanoke Women's College, Salem
John G Peary, A M
St Anna's School for Girls, Charlottesville
Miss Mm 3 Hide Duv\al, Principal
St Joseph's Academy, Portsmouth
Slater Agnes, Superior
St Mary's Benedictine Institute, Richmond
Sister M Gertrude, Directress
South Boston Female Institute, South
Boston,
J P Smead, Principal
Southern Female College, Petersburg
Aithur Kyle Davis, AM, President
Southern Seminary, Bnena Vista
Rev IB H Rowe, Principal
South Side Female Institute, Chase City
H G Noffslnger, President
Stonewall Jackson Institute, Abingdon
P r, McCue, Pzealdont
Stuart Hall, Staunton
Miss Maria Pen diet on Duval, Principal
Suffolk College, Suffolk
Sally A Finney, Principal
Sulllns College, Bristol
W S Neighbors, A M , D D , President
Sueet Briar College, Sweet Briar
Mary K Benedict, Ph D , President
Valley Female College, Winchester
Rev John P Hyde, LL.D, President
Virginia CoUege, Roanoke
Mattle P Harris, President
Virginia Interment College, Bristol
J T Henderson, A M , President
West Point Seminary, West Point
J T Bethel, Principal
Westminster School, Richmond
Miss Carrie Lee Campbell, Principal
WIrtland Seminary, Oak Grove
Mrs William Dabney Wlrt, AB, Principal
Woodlawn Seminary, GordonsvIUe
M H Duval, Principal
Woman's College, Richmond
James Nelson, Principal
WASHINGTON
Academy of Our ILady of ILourdes, Spokane
Sitter Superior
Academy of the Holy Name, Seattle
Sister M Leon tine, Superior
Academy of Holy Names, Spokane
Sister Maiv Madia, Principal
Aoademv of the Sacred Heart, Seattle
Sister Superior
Academy of the Visitation, Taoonm
Bister M CVcllla Kane, O S D, Su»
pel lor
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Washington— continued
Annie Wright Seminary, Tacoma
Miss Adelaide Preston, Principal
Aquinas Academy, Tacoma
Mother M Thomaslna, Superior
Brunot Hall, Spokane
Julia P Bailey, Principal
College of Onr Lady of Gourdes, Seattle
Slater Superior
Forest Ridge Convent, Seattle
Slater Superior .
Holy Name Academy, Spokane
Slater Mary Alodla, Superior
Holy Rosary Academy* Chehalis
Sister Ambrose, Superior
Immaculate Conception Academy, Seattle
Slater Superior
St Edward's Hall, Tacoma
Mother M Thomaslna, Principal
St Joseph's Academy, North Yakima
Slater Superior
St Paul's School, Walla Walla
Miss Nellie Galbraith, Principal
St. Xavler Academy, Spokane
Sister Superior
WEST VIRGINIA
Academy of the Visitation, Parkersburg
Sister M Xavler RelUy, Superior
Lewlsbnrg Seminary, ILewlsbnrg
R C Sommervllle, A M , President
Mount De Chantal Female Academy, Wheel-
ing
Mother Gertrude Riley, Superior
Powhatan College, Charles Town
Rev James R Pentoff, President
St Joseph's Academy, Wheeling
Slater Joseph Aloyslua Superior
Stephenson Seminary, Charlestown
Mrs C N Campbell, President
WISCONSIN
Edge-wood School, Madison
Principal
Grafton Hall, Fond du Lao
B Talbot Rogers, D D f Warden
Hillcrest School for Girls, Beaver Dam
Miss Sadie M Davleon, Principal
Holy Angels Academy, Milwaukee
Mary Lucllllan, Superior
12th and Cedar
Holy Rosary Academy, Corliss
Sister Superior
Kemper Hall, Kenosha
Mother Margaret Clare Superior
Milwaukee-Downer College, Milwaukee
Miss Ellen C Sabin, A M President
Hartford, cor Downer
St Catherine's Academy, Racine
Mother M H jacinth a
St Clara College and Academy, Slnsinawa
Rev Mother M Samuel Mother General
St John's Cathedral School, Milwaukee
Sister Bernardino, Superior
St Joseph's Academy, Green Bay
Mother Irene, Superior
St Mary's Academy, Marlnett*
Sister Mary Gonzalva, Superior
St Mary's Academy, Prairie du Chien
Mother Mary Seraphla, Superior
St Mary's Academy, Milwaukee
Slaters of St Francis
1175 Superior
Sacred Heart Academy, Madison
Mother Reginald, Superior
WYOMING
Academy of the Holy Child Jesus, Cheyenne
Mother Marj Gonzaga, Superior
PREPARATORY SCHOOLS FOR BOYS
NON-MILITARY
ALABAMA
Barnes School* Montgomery
B R Barnes Principal
Edsrar School Montgomery
R B Edgar, Principal
Boys' Training School, Anniston
Principal
Green University S<ltool, Athens
W K GIPFMI Principal
Marlon Institute, Marlon
H O Murfee Superintendent
M<GiIl TnHtltute, Mobile
Rev William A Kenlgan Piosldent
Jr>J Go'vemment Stitet
Sidney I^anier High S<hool Montgromerj
A K Me Ki mlo Principal
Stark* tni\ersitv School, Montgomery
J M Starko Superintendent
lni\erait> Trnintng School* Tus<nloosa
^tonownll J Piilllnm Prlnrfpni
ARKANSAS
Sublaco Collet?*, Sublaco
Rev Ignatius Conrad, President
CAUDFOBNIA
Belmont School, Belmont
W T Reid, AM, Headmaster
Berkeley Preparatory School, Berkeley
J H White, Principal
Boone'ft rnhendty School, Berkeley
fhHrlea P Bonne, Principal
Christian Brothers College, Sacramento
Brother Ptorinus Director
Itoane School for Boys, Santa Barbara
y H Deane, Jr Headmaster
English Classical School for Boys, Pasadena
Stephen Cutler Clark, Principal
Four Cables, Fair Oaks
Klmor* Chase, Principal
Hicks School, Santa Barbara
Rodney M Heggrie, Principal
Holtt School for Boys, Palo Alto
William J Meredith, A B , Principal
Menlo Parfe
!><m Angeles Academy, I*os Angeles
Frank Q Creswy, Ph D, Principal
9th and Beacon
Calif oral
ontlnued
Manzanlta Hall Preparatory School for
Boys, Palo Alto
William A Shedd MS, Headmaster
Mirimar School, Santa Barbara
R B Grlngr PilnUpal
Montezuma Mountain Ranch S<hool, Ix>s
TS A Ropoia PiLsiaont
St Joseph's Academy, Berkeley
Bi other Vcllcstnn PHncIpal
Peiatta Park
St MarVs College, Stockton
Bi other Charles Aul. Principal
Sacred Heart College, San Francisco
Brother L.cwls, FSC Piesident
Fell and Flllmore Sts
San* ft Barbaia School* Carpenterla
C'uitlB Wolaty Pato \ M H» uclmaster
Sierra School, Auburn
Willlatn W Price M A Headmaster
Thacher School, Nordhoft*
Shcrmnn D Thacher I/ti X> Headmaster
Trinity School, San *rancls<o
Leon H Roger, Principal
946 Stanyaa
Iniverslty School, San XVanclsco
Knrl J Belling Ph D , Principal
2264 California Street
Yale School, Ix>s Angeles
T G Adams, A B , Headmaster
/ 205 NT Union
COLORADO
College of the Sacred Heart, Denver
Rov J J Brown, 8 T , President
Colorado Spring's Academy for Boys, Colo-
rado Springs
J B Walton, Principal
St Stephen's School, Colorado Sprint*
Rov Gibson Bell, Principal
CONNECTICUT
of Notre Dame, Putnam
Rev «T Van Den Noort, Principal
Black Hall School, Black Ran
Robert Peat, M A , Principal
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Connecticut — continued
Bridgeport University School, Bridgeport
Vincent C Peck Principal
Brunswick School, Greenwich
George B Carmichael Principal
Bulkeley School, New London
Walter A Towne, Principal
Cheshire School, Cheshire *
Paul Kllmphe, MA, Heaamaster
Cboate School, Wallingford
George C St John, AM, Headmaster
Connecticut literary Institution, Snffleld,
Hobart G Truesdell Principal
Curtis School for Boys, Brookfleld Center
Frederick S Curtis, Principal
Foster School, LItchfleld
Rev Allyn X Poster, Headmaster
Grail School, Southport
C C Saunders, Principal
Gunnery School, Washington
John C Brlnsmade, AB, Principal
Hamden Hall, New Haven
J P Gushing Headmaster
Hamlet Lodge School, Pomfret
F L Waldo, Principal
Hargrove School, Falrfleld
Piuckney S Hargrove,, Headmaster
Harstrom School, Norwalk
Carl Bxel Harstrom, Ph D, Headmaster
HopkhVa Grammar School, New Haven
Arthur B Woodford, Ph D , Rector
Hotchldss School, Lakevffle
Rev H G Buehler, Headmaster
Kent School, Kent
F H Sill, Principal
King School, Stamford
Ralph E Reaiick, MS, Headmaster
Manor School, Stamford
L D Marriott, Principal
Park Avenue Institute, Bridgeport
Scth B Jones, MA, Principal
688 Park Avenue
Pomfret School, Pomfret
Rev William Beach Olmstead, Headmas-
ter
Ridge School, Washington
Mrs William G Brlnsmade, Principal
Rldgefleld School for Boys, Ridgefleld
Roland J Mu'ford, Ph D , Headmaster
Rumsey Han, Cornwall
Louis Schutte Headmaster
Salisbury School, Salisbury
Rev George E Qualle, M A President
Sanford School, Redding- Ridge
Daniel S Sanford, M A , Headmaster
Stamford Preparatory Academy, Stamford
Alfred C Roblent, Blrector
Taft School for Boys, Watertown
Horace D Taft, Principal
Upson Seminary, New Preston
Rev Henry Upson, A B , Principal
Westminster School, Simsbury
W L, Gushing Principal
Westport Home School Westport
BJdward D Merrlman, A M Principal
Whedon'a S<hool for Bo^s, New Haven
Susan H Whedon, Principal
Wilton Educational Institute, Wilton
Charles W Whltlock, Principal
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Columbia School for Boys, Washington
E S Merrlman A. M Principal
Emerson Institute, Washington
Wlnslow H Randolph, Principal
Georgetown College Preparator> School,
\\ aslungton
Rev J B Creeden S J Principal
IJnthlcum Institute, Washington
R C Balling-er Curator
National Cathedral School for Boys, Wash-
ington
E L Gregg, Headmaster
Mount St VI ban
University School, Washington
Robert L Preston, A B , Principal
1310 18th St , N W
GEORGIA
Academy of Richmond County, Augusta
Charles H Withrow, Principal
Atlanta Select School for Boss, Atlanta
J A Richardson, A M , Principal
Bethel Male College, Cuthbert
A E Kuse, Principal
Chatham Academy, Savannah
B F Pickett, Principal
Darlington School, Rome
J R McCain, Principal
Donald Fraser Academy, Decatur
G S Candler, Principal
Hall School, Macon
B D Hall, Principal
Hargis School, Dalton
S J Hargis Principal
Hunter School for Boys, Atlanta
B T Hunter, Principal
Lamer Academy, Macon
K T ATfrlend, Principal
Peacock-Fleet School for Bo>s, Atlanta
D C Peacock, A B , Principal
Sacred Heart College Augusta
RHV W A Wilkinson P T Principal
Savannah Academe, Satannah
John Talliforro Principal
Somenille School, Savannah
Richard C Somerville, \ M , Principal
Sturman's Preparatory School, Augusta
W H Sturxnnn, Principal
University School for Boy«, Stone Mountain
W B Griffin, A M , Principal
nxiNoxs
Chicago tatin School, Chicago
Robert r> Bates, Principal
College fkhool, Ke nil worth " E Divlsfo*
Alien H Carpenter, AM Hoadmmster
T* I,ft ffelle Institute, Chicago
Brother Iiliruori, President
^ a ^ 38th and Wahntfc
Hftrcard School for Bo^n, CM<«co
Jnhn J Schoblnger, Dean
Kenwood Latin School for Boys, Chloaco
Mr. Mary Blkln Whitton, Princlpml
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Illinois — continued.
Lake Forest Academy, Lake Forest
William Mather Lewie, A M , Headmaster
Lake Forest Academy, Country Day School,
JLake forest
John Lind, Principal
Lojola Academy for Bojs, Chicago
Fredezlck Siedenbingr, &J, Principal
Rogers Paik
Spalding Institute, Nanvoo
Sitter M Aloysluo Beecher, O 8 B , Prin-
cipal
Spalding Institute, Peorla
Brother Albert, Principal
St. Bede College, Peru
Rev J Wirsh, O S B , Hector
St Cyril's College, Chicago
64th and Washington
St Stanislaus Academy, Chicago
Rev J L Zapala, A M , President
Division and Holt
St Viateur'B College, Bourbonnals
Rev J P O'Mahoney, CSV, President
St Viator's Normal Institute, Chicago
Rev B L. Rlvard, Principal
Belxnont and N 40th
Todd Seminary for Boys, Woodstock
Noble Hill, Ph B , Principal
INDIANA
Immaculate Conception School, Avilla
Rev P P Faust, President
Interlaken School, Boiling Prairie
BJdward A Huxnely, M D , Principal
Jasper College, Jasper
Rev F Bernard, O S B, Rector
St Edward's Hall, Notre Dame
Rev John Cavanaugh, President
St Joseph's College, Kensselaer
Rev August Selfert, President
St Joseph's Institute for Young Men, In-
dianapolis
Brother Edward, Principal
St. Michael's Academy, Plymouth
Sister M Pulcheria, Superior
St. Patrick's School, Indianapolis
Brother Albert, Principal
St Stanislaus College, Chicago
Rev J L Zapala, A M, President
Winona Academy for Boys, Wlnona Lake
F X" Burtsfteld, AB, Principal
IOWA
Iowa City Academy, Iowa City
W A Willis, MA, Principal
St* Ambrose College, Davenport
Rev* J F Shannahan, President
St, Berchman's Seminary, Marlon
Sister Mary Llgourl, Superior
St. Joseph's School, Council Bluffs
Very Rev Patrick Smith, President
St. Peter's School, Council Bluffs
Rfv. P Herman, Principal
KANSAS
St Benedict's College, Atchison
Rev Innocent Wolf, O S B, President
St Louis College, Atchison
Rev itPiard Heinz, President
St Mary's College, St Marjs
Rev Aloyslus A Breen, S J , President
KENTUCKY
Country Day School. Louisville
William Davenpoit, Headmaster
Gethsemane College, Gethsemane
Edward M Obrecht, OCR, Director
Gethsemane College, Xrappist
Rev JBdmond M Obrecht, President
Goodwins Male High School, Mount Sterling
M J Goodwin, Principal
Gordon School, Lexington
A N Goidon, A M, Piesident
Louisville Training School for Boys, Louis-
ville
W H Piitchett, AM, Headmaster
Beechmont
Luna School, Franklin
E I Luna, Principal
Mlllersburg Training School, Millersburg
C M Best, CE, Principal
Patterson-Davenport School, Louisville
John Patterson, M A , Principal
2010 Third St
St Joseph's College, Bardstown
Brother Sulpiclus, President
St Joseph's School for Boys, Covlngton
Brother Francis Ladhr, Principal
107 E 12th
St Xavier's College, Louisville
Brother James, Director
118 W Broadway
Tbarp University School, Louisville
William H Tharp, Principal
Vanderbllt Training School, Blkton
W P Matheney, B A., Principal
LOUISIANA
Chenet Classical and Commercial Institute,
New Orleans
H S Chenet, Principal
College of the Immaculate Conception, New
Orleans
J S Foulkes, SJ, President
Baronne and Common
Dbcon Academy, Covlngton
William A Dlxon, Principal
Ferrell School for Boys, New Orleans
L 0 Ferrell, Principal
4920 St. Charles
Holy Cross College, New Orleans
D J Splllard, CSC, Principal
Dauphine and Reynes
Holy Trinity School, New Orleans
Rev, A Beohelmayer, Principal
2827 Royal
Loyola College, New Orleans
Rev A Biever, BS, President
717 Willow
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Man land — continued
Rugby School, New Orleans
W E Walls and W C Jones, Principals
4808 St Charles
St Alojeius College, New Orleans
Brother Celesttn, Principal
1105 Esplanade
St Joseph's Academy, Covtogton
Brother Benedictine
St Joseph's Commercial Academy, New Or-
leans
Brother Athanasius, Piinclpal
2137 St Philip Street
Societe Francais du Juliet School, New
Orleans
Miss Ada Freret, Pilncipal
Lnnerslty School, New Orleans
T W D^er Principal
1923 Coliseum Stieet
MAINE
Abbott School, Farmlngton
Georso Dudley Chinch Hftadmaster
Berwick Academy, South Berwick
Frank El Nye, Headmaster
MARYLAND
BOAS' latin School, Baltimore
James A Dunham, A B , Principal
1006 Brevard
Calvert Hall College, Baltimore
Bi other Denis, Principal
Cathedral and Mulberry
Country School, Baltimore
S Wardwell Klnney, A M , Headmaster
Charles Street
Delchmann College Preparatory School, Bal-
timore
E Delchmann, Ph D , Principal
847 N Howard
Epiphany Apoatolic College, Baltimore
Rev Joseph Hanley Piesident
Piedmont ind 131 In mo nt
Frederick College, Frederick
L K Koontz, \ M President
Garrison Forest School, Garrtaon
Miss Mars MonerlefFe Livln/retnn Tiincipal
Oilman Country School, Baltimore
Frank Woodworth, Principal, M A , Head-
master Roland Paik
Jacob Tome Institute, Port Deposit
Thomas Stockman Bakei, Ph D, DUfctor
McDonogh School, McDoaogh
Sidney Turner Mooreland, LL D Principal
Milton Academy, Baltimore
W James Heaps, Ph D , Principal
810 W Hoffman
Mount St Joseph's College, Baltimore
Brother Noibert, C F X, President
Station D, Folk Aveatw
Mount Washington Seminary for Boys,
Mount Washington
Slater Superior
Park School, Baltimore
Eugene Randolph Smith, Headmaster
Archentoioly Ten ace
Mar> land — continued
St John's Literary Institute, Frederick
W J Kane, SJ, Principal
St James School for Bo*s, St James
School P O
Adrian H Ondeidonk A B Headmas-
ter
Tome School for Boys, Fort Deposit
Thomas S Baker Ph D , Dlrectoi
University School for Boys, Baltimore
W S Marston, Principal
1901 N Charles
MASSACHUSETTS
Adams Acadexm, Quincj
WUliim Everett LL D Master
Allen School, West Newton
Everett ^ Jonos, A B Headmaster
Ballon and Hobignnd Preparatory School,
Boston
H M Ballou
1022 Bojlston
Berkshire School, Sheffield
Seaxer B Buck A B, Director
Browne and Nichols* School, Cambridge
George H Browne, Principal
Chauncey Hall School, Boston
Franklin T Kurt, Principal
653 Bmlston Street
Classical School, Boston
George T7 C Noble, Principal
Concord School, Concord
James S Garland, Principal
De Merltte School, Boston
Edwin De Merltte, Principal
815 Bcnlaton
Dummer Academj, South B>fleI<I
Charles S -Ingoham Ph D Principal
Feasemlen School, Ylest Newton
F 7 Pessenden A B JTondmastnr
Groton 8<hool Groton
Rf% Endicott PtaboiU Heidmmtir
llnllock School, Great Barrmgfon
Qernid Hillock, M \ Hpnrtmnstor
Iluntfiiffton S< hoof, Bonton
\itliui s Toluifltin Pn_ Mid* nl
312 Hun ting ton Av«nu%
Ia\ir«*nre Academy, Groton
\rthur T Olousrh, A M , Headmaster
Legates Prhate School, Boston
B J Legate, Principal
06 Boa con
Middlesex School, Contord
Frrdprlck WJnsor, A B Hnndmastrr
Milton Acaclenn, Milton
F B T-ano Prinrlpnl
Mon eon Academy, Monson
Henry Franklin Dewing, Principal
Moirat Hermon Bo>n' Sthool, Mount Herman
Henrv P Cfutler, M A Principal
Mount Pleasant Xnst!tot«s Amherst
William K Nn»h, A M , Principal
Northslde Preparatory School, WHtinmttovrn
IS H Botsfotd, Principal
rhlllips Academy, Andover
Alfred E Stearns, Principal
Powder Point School* Duxtaxr
Ralph K Bearce, A M, Prtaclp«l
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Massachusetts — continued
Rlndge Technical School, Cambridge
John W Wood, Headmaster
Rock Ridge Hall, \\ellesley Hills
Gtorge Rantoul White, Ph D Principal
Roxbury latin School, Boston
DOS Lowell, Headmaster
Sargent'fc Travel School for Bojs, Cambridge
Poitcr E Sargent, Principal
bedgwlck School, Great Harrington
Edward J Van L.ennep A M , Principal
Segates Classical School, Boston
Button J Senate, Piincipal
St Andrews School, Concord
Thomas H Eckfeldt, Headmaster
St Joseph's School, Waltham
Brother James, Principal
St Mark's School, Sonthboro
William Greenough Thayer, D D , Principal
University School, Boston
Risk F Curtis, Principal
899 Boylston
Waban School, Waban
Rev John H Plllsbury, A M , Principal
Wellesley School for Boys, Wellesley
Edward A Bennei, Principal
Wllhraham Academy, Wilbraham
Qavlord W Douglas, Headmaster
VIllllHton Seminary, Bast Hampton
Joseph Henry Sawyer, LHD, President
Worcester Academy, Worcester
Daniel W Abercromble, LL D , Principal
MICHIGAN
Association Institute, Detroit
WHItum B Van Akin, B A , Principal
Barbour Hall, Nazareth
Sister of St Joseph
Detroit Church Academy, Detroit
Rev Paul Zieffler. M A , Principal
Detroit University School, Detroit
Frederick L. Bliss, Principal
16 BHmwood Ave
Kiribati's Intermediate School for Boys, Ann
Arbor
Miss Kimball. Principal
MINNESOTA
BlftUe School for Boys, Minneapolis
William McK. Blake, M A , Director
200 Rldgewood Ave
Conoordia College, St Paul
Theodore Buenger, Principal
St Anthony and Syndicate
Cretin High School, St Paul
Hev Bro JBQ Lewis, Principal
De L* Salle Institute, Minneapolis
Rev Brother Austin, Principal
Grove and Island Ave W
St John's University, Colje*evtlle
Rev Peter Erlgel, O 8 B , President
St* Paul Academy, Si Paul
Fred W Fiske, Principal
Dale and Portland
University School, Duluth
Albert Heppert, Principal
MISSISSIPPI
Chamberlain-Hunt Academy, Port Gibson
Rev M E Melvln, Principal
Mississippi College, Clinton
Rev John W Pi ovine LD D, President
St Aloysius College, Vicksburg
Bi other Alphonse Principal
St Marj's Cathedral School, Natchez
Brothei Charles Principal
St Stanislaus College, Alcorn
Brother Felix, President
St Stanislaus College, Bay St Louis
Brothei Stanislaus, Piincipal
MISSOURI
Christian Brothers College, Kansas City
Brother Charles, Director
414 West 12th
Christian Brothers College, St Joseph
Rev Bi other Paullan, President
Christian Brothers' College, St Louis
Rev Brothei Justin, F S C , President
Eastern and King's Highway
Conception College, Conception
Rev Frowln Conrad, O S B , Principal
De la Salle Academy, Kansas City
Brothei Anthony, Director
The Paaeo and 16th
Prosflo Preparatory School, Kansas City
James P Richardson, M A , Headmaster
2806 Harrison
Smith Academy, St Louis
Frank Hamsher, A B, Principal
Washington and 19th
St Paul's College, Concordia
Rev J H O Koeppel, Director
Sts Peter and Paul High School, St Louis
Brother A J Kaiser, Principal
University School for Boys, St Louis
Franklin Koan Headmnster
364 N Boyle
Westminster College, Fulton
Rev Charles B Boving, D Do President
MONTANA
Mt St Charles College, Helena
llev John MacMIllen, President
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Holderness School for Boys, Plymouth
Rev Lorin "Webster, LiHD, Principal
Philip Exeter Academy, Exeter
Harlan Page Amen, Principal
St Aloysluu Academy, Nashua
Brother Fabian, Principal
fit Antrim's College, Manchester
Rev Ernest Helmstetter, OSB, Presi-
dent
St Augustine Academy, Manchester
Brother Alphonse, Principal
St Joseph's High School, Concord
Brother Cyril, FSO, Principal
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New Hampshire — continued
at Joseph's High School, Manchester
Rev John B Delaney, DD, Principal
St Paul's School, Concord
Rev Samuel 8 Drury, LL D , Rector
Stearns School, Mount Vernon
Aithur F Stearns, Principal
NEW JERSEY
Alcott School, Boselle
James Inglls, Headmaster
Berkeley Academy for Boys, Tenafly
Hev Christie, Principal
Carlton Acadenu, Summit
Charles H Schultz, M A , Headmaster
Engleuoad School for Bo\s, Englewood
Janes B Parsons, Principal
Gerlach Academy, Bnelle
D Gerlach, Ptlncipal
Heluon Hall, Engleivood
John W Cral?, Headmaster
Kingsley School, Essex Fells
James H Campbell Headmastei
Hasbroucke Institute for Bo\s, Jeruei CIt\
Bit Edgecombe Principal
l&kevtood School, Lafcewood
Edwai d P Harris, Ph D , Principal
Lawrenreville School, Lawrenceville
Hev Simon J McPherson, D D , Headmas-
te*
Deal's School for Boys, Pialnfleld
John Leal, Principal
Afauressa Hall, Jersej City «
Rev El S Brock, Principal
McAllister School, Aflbury
D C McAllister, Headmaster
Morris Academy, MorrJstown
Harry W Landfear, B D , Principal
Morris town School Morrlgtown
Fi ancls C WootLman, A B , Headmaster
Mount Hoi It Academy, Mount Holly
I O Pla Pilnclpal
Newark Academy, Newark
Wilson Fan and, Heidmastei
Newman School, Hackensach
Jesse Albert Locke M D Heulmnatci
Newman School, Orange
Jesse Albert Locke LT* D Hradmnsttr
Newton A<adeim, Newton
Philip Wilson, Piinclpnl
Peddie Institute, Highstown
Roger W Swotlnnd, A M Pilnolpal
Pennlngton Seminary, Pennlngton
Frank MacDaniel, A M , Headmaster
Plngry School, Elizabeth
S A Smith, Principal
Princeton Preparatory School, Princeton
J B Pine, Principal
Rutgers Preparatory School. New Bruns-
wick r
William P Kelly, A~M. Headmaster
St Bernard's Farm School, Gladstone
Rev Thomas Conover, Principal
St Francis College, Trenton
Rev Dominic Reuter, D D , Principal
St George's Hall, Summit
Hartman Naylor, Headmaster
St Joseph's Preparatory School, Convent
Station
New Jersey-
ntlnued
Mother Superioi
St Peter's College, Jersey City
Rev Joseph Muhj S J President
144 Grand Street
Seeley Home School, Sussex
W H Seelej, Principal
Seton Hall College, South Orange
Rev Jaires F Moonej, DD, President
Stevens School, Hobolcen
Fiank Louis Se\enoak Principal
Summit \cadem\, Summit
James Heard, V M Principal
West Jersey A<adem>, Bridget on
J H Eckels Punclpil
Winchester Boarding and Da\ S<hool, Vt-
lantu CItj
DoiiijlaB Howe Ulams Prlnclpil
Margate
\lo4tdclifl Rthool, South Orange
\Vllliam J Eckoff Print Ipal
NEW MEXICO
De La Salle InHtitnte, IAS Vegas
Brothci Aithemlin, President
St Michael's College, Santa Fe
Brother E Lewis P S C , Principal
NEW YORK
\ondemy of the Sacred Heart* Sy-ftcnse
Rev John F Mullany, Principal
Albany Academy, Albany
Henry P Wan en AB, Principal
Angosttoian Academy, Tompkinst !H«
F F Commlns, Principal
Barnard School for Bo\s, Neu \ork
William I-Kingston Hnztn LI B Hnd-
masto
\\<Ht JI4th Street
Berkeley School, New York
Joseph Omtis Slonne Hr idmnntor
J7<» \\ 72«i <?tr«>rf
Blake School, New *ork
A Von \S I i allo Iloadimater
2 W 45th
Blake Count r\ School, Tarry town
A Von W LoMlp Hondmnstcr
Brndstreet School, Kodicster
J Honnrd Brnrtslioct Principal
Brooklyn Latin S<'hool, Brook!} &
George D Hnpffood, \ M , Principal
40 Monroe Place
Browning School, New Ttork
J A Browning* Principal
2* W 55th
Buckley School, New York
B Lord Butkley A B, Piincipal
^ „ <*»fi Madison \\«*nu«
Bnrroughs School, ttreat N«ck
Charles E Burroughs Head master
CasoadlHa School, Ithaca
Charles V Ptrsell, ^M. Principal
Cathedral Academy, Albany
Rev J A Delaney, Principal
Chapin CoHeglat« School. Now York
Henry Barton Chapin, DO, Principal
24 H 60th
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New York — continued
Christian Brothers' Academy, Albany
Rev Bt other Arator Piinclpal
Christian Brothers' Academy, Syracuse
Brother Columban, Piinclpal
Clinton Preparatory School, Clinton
J B Wheeler AM, Principal
Collegiate S<hool, J*ew York
Vithui FIske Wanen, A B, Piincipal
241 W 77th
Columbia Grammar School, New York
Benlamin H Campbell, AM, Principal
52 W 93d
Columbia Institute, New York
Edwin Fowler, M D , Principal
122 W 72d
Cornwall Heights School, Corn wall-on- Hud-
son
Carlos F Stone, Ph D , Headmaster
Cutler School, New York
Ai thur H Cutler, Ph D , Principal
20 E 50th
De La Salle Institute, New York
Brother Baldwin, Principal
108 W BOth Street
Drlsler School, New York
Tianlc Urtsler, Principal 235 W 76th
Dwiffht P< hoolf New York
Arthur Williams, Principal 15 W 48d
Flushing Institute, Flushing
EH is Fairchlld, Principal
Franklin School, New York
Di Olio Koenlff Principal
18 W 8<»th Street
Or oft" School, New \ork
Joseph C Oroff, Principal
269 W 75th Street
<5roff School, New York
Tosoph C Oioff, Principal
228 W 72d Stieet
Ifa< kiey School, Tarrytown
Walter Bmitwell Gage, Headmaster
Hamilton Institute for Boy*, New York
N Archibald Shaw, Jr, Principal
599 West Bnd Avenue
Heathcote Hall, Harrison
A Delaney Ayrault, A B , Headmaster
Heathcot* School, Buffalo
Tjf ster Wheeler, I. H D , Principal
621 Delaware
llempHteaft Institute, Hempstead
D Turner, A M , Principal
Hooftao School, Hoosick
Rev Edward Dudley Tlbblts, DD, Rector
Jrvln* School, New York
Louie Dwight Ray, Ph D , Headmaster
»5 W 84th
Irvine School for Boys, Tarrytown
John M Furman, A M , Headmaster
Kelt In School, New York
G A L DIonne, Principal
831 W 70th
Kohnt School for Boys, New York
Independence Ave, and 254th
Y*k« Placid School, take Placid
John Hopkins, Principal
I* 8»1I« Institute, Troy
Rev Brother Arnold, M So , Principal
latin School, Brooklyn
Caskfe Harrison, M A , Principal
40 Monroe Place
New York — continued
loola School, New York
Rev David W Hcarn, SJ, President
Lyndhurot School, Tarrytown B H 8*d
Fred McCollum Superintendent
Mackenzie School, Dobbs terry
Jamos C Mackenzie, PhD Director
Mftfrsee Country School, Bronxvllle
W Wellington Massee, Headmaster
New York Preparatory School, Brooklyn
EmU E Camerer, Principal
__ 200 Toraleman
New York Preparatory School, New York
Emll H Camerer, \ M , Principal
Nlcholan School, Buffalo
Joseph D Allen, Principal
Overlook Academy, Nyack
Mn1 George Wilson, Supeilntendent
Pawling School for Boys, Pawling
Frerterfck L Gnma^re, Headmaster
Polytechnic Preparatory School, Brooklyn
Francis R L,ane, Headmaster
_. 99 Livingston
Prospect Ifelffhtft School, Brooklyn
D B Bwald, Principal
61 Seventh Ave
Repton School, Tarrytown
O C Ronch Principal
Rlverdnle School for Bo^», New York
Frank Sutllff Hnckett Headmaster
RIvordole \ve and 253d
Ruffbr School for Boys, Syracuse
Frank R Sherman, B \ Director
Rumney Hall, Seneca Falls
Walter B Wllflman B \ Henflmaster
St Aim's Academy, New York
Brother Dnclanns, \ M Director
Lexingrton and 77th
fit Anthony's School, Centerport
Brother Ferdlnnnd Principal
St. Au*ustIn*'B Academic School, Troy
Rsv J T TOmmett, President
St Austin's School, West New Brighton
George B Qua He, A M , Principal
St Bonaventnre's College, All«*any
Rov Fidelia J Renolds, President
St David's Hall, Scarsdale
Rev W L Evans, Principal
St Francis Academy, Brooklyn
Brother David, Principal
41 Butler
St Gabriel's School, New York
Brother Cladiua
S07 B 3Bth
St George's School, New York
Herbert L PIcke, Principal
76S Fifth Avenue
St John's Academic School, Goshen
Rev P J Mahoney, Principal
St. John's School, Osslnln?
Rev William A Rannty, Ph D . Principal
St Joseph's Academy, Troy
Rev James A Curtln, President
St Joseph^ Collegiate Institute, Buffalo
Brother Edward, Principal
1288 Main
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New York— continued
St Patrick's Academic School* Cohoe*
Rev Leo O'Halre, President
St Patrick's Academy, CatsklU
Kev William P Fitzgerald, Principal
St Patrick's Academy, Troy
Sister M Blanche, Superior
St Paul's Cathedral bchool, Garden City
William R Marsh, AM, Headmaster
St Peter's Academy, Troy
Mother M Celestine Ryan, Superior
St Peter's College, Plattsburg
Brother Denis, Director
Sach's Collegiate Institute, New York
Dr Otto Koenig, Principal
38 Central Park, 8.
Sacred Heart Academy, Westchester
Brother August, Principal
Sacred Heart Seminary, Whltestone
Sisters of St Joseph
Senftner Preparatory School, New York
Alexis H Senftner, PhD, Principal
13 Astor Place
Somes Scbool, Aurora
Albert Somes, A M , Principal
Stone School, Cornwall
Carlos H Stone, Ph D , Principal
gym's School, New York
Wilbert P Ferguson, Ph D, Principal
49 E 61st
Thomas Home School, flshklll
William Nelson Thomas, Ph D, Principal
Trinity School, Maxnaroneck
Rev W H C Lylburn, Principal
Trinity School, New York
Rov Lawrence T Cole, Ph D , Rector
139 W 91flt
Troy Academy, Troy
Alfceit S Cox, A M , Principal
State and 7th
University Preparatory School, Ithaca
Charles A Stiles BS, Principal
Weingart Institute, New York
S Weingart, Principal
2041 7th Avenue
Westerlelgh Collegiate institute, West New
Brighton
Wllber Strong, Piincipal
Whlteman's Telegraph School, Chatham
Fiank Whlteman, Superintendent
Wilson School for Boys, Flshldll-on-the-
Hudson
Theodore N Denslow, Headmaster
NORTH OABOUNA
Ashevlllo Farm School, Ashevllle
R*v G Sumner Boskerville, Superinten-
dent
Asheville School for Boys, Ashevllle
N M Anderson, C A Mitchell, Principals
Balrd's School for Boys, Charlotte
J G Bali a A B, Superintendent
Boys' Catholic School, Wilmington
Father Dennin, Principal
Boys' School, Wilmington
B B Hague, Principal
North Carolina — continued
Cape Fear Academy, Wilmington
Washington Catlett, Principal
Catholic School, Newton Gnvve
Sister M Norbetta, O S D , Superior
Catholic School, Salisbury
S B Joseph, Principal
Charlotte Unl\erslt} School, Charlotte
B W Glasgow Principal
Loulsbnrg Male Acadeim, Louisburg
Ernest Sims Morton A B , Principal
Oak Bldge Institute, Oak Ridge
J Allen Holt, Principal
Patten's School for Boys, \Bhe\lUe
Headmaster
Raleigh Male Academj, Raleigh
Hugh Morson, Principal
Salem Boys' School, tt inston-Saltm
James F Brower, A M , Principal
Tarboro Male Academy, Tarhoro
F S Wilkinson, Principal
Trinity Park School, Durham
William W Peek A B, Headmaster
Whltsett Institute, Whitsett
W T Whitsett, Ph D , President
Whin's School for Boys, Asheillle
James A, Winn, Principal
OHIO
Collegiate School, Cincinnati
J Babln, AB, Principal
1
Doane Academy, OranvUIe
Henry Rhodes Hundley, XX Sc , Dean
Franklin School, Cincinnati
Joseph E White, Principal
4th
May
Hendershot Aeademv, Cle\ eland
C P Hendershot, Principal
1151 EuclU AVfl
St Alojslus Academy, F»jette\iil«
Sister Superior
St Francis College, Cincinnati
Plus Nlehaus, O F M , Hector
Ifll5 Bremen
St Gregory Seminary, Cedar Point
Henry Brlnfcmeyer, Principal
2X0 W 7th St
St Joseph's Seminary, Nottingham
Ursullno Slstets
St Mary's Institute, Dayton
Rev Bernard P O'Reilly President
University School, Cleveland
Harrv A Peters, MA, Principal
Hough and B 71st
I'nlversfty School, The, Colombo*
Frank T Cole, LL.D, Principal
OKLAHOMA
Cherokee Male Seminary, Ttthlequah
J N Clarice, Principal
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SCHOOLS FOR BOYS— NON-MILITARY
OREGON
Bishop Scott Academy, Portland
\rthur Cotton Newhill, Principal
Mount 4ngel College, Mount Angel
Rev Piacldus Fuerat, President
PENNSYLVANIA
AHentoun Preparatory School* Allentown
irnnK H Slgman, Piinolpal
Bethlehem Preparatory School, Bethlehem
H A Foering B S , Principal
Blight School, Philadelphia
William S Blight, Headmaster
401 & 22d
Brown College-Preparatory School, Phila-
delphia
Alonzo Brown, A M , Principal
Broad and Cherry
But knell Academj, Lewisburg
VlmltM H \\llcox, ScM, Principal
Cedar<roft School, Kennett Square
Jesse E Philips, A M , Principal
Chambersburg Academy, Chambersburg
D EdKar Kicc, Pilnclpal
Chestnut Hill Academy, Chestnut Hill
Jam*s L Pattciaon, D Sc , Headmaster
Church Street Frlemlw' bthool, West Chester
Re In « t i sa\»n\ Piimipnl
Del«nce\ S<buol, Philadelphia
eoltmnn Peace Blown, AB, Headmaster
1420 Pine
Kant liberty Academy, PUtgburg
J i XiniHlimig \ M, 1'ilmlpul
Episcopal Academy, Philadelphia
Dr William II Klapp, Headmaster
1324 Locust
Franklin and Marshall Academy, Lancaster
r G Holm, A M., Director
<iermftittown Academy* Germantown
William Kershaw, Ph D > Headmaster
Lane and Qreen
<Hr»rd foil***, Philadelphia
rbpfimnn A Herrlck, PhD» President
Hairlshurg Academy* Harlsburg
Aithur K Brown, A,M , Principal
Harry IllUman Academy, WIIkes-Barre
Hob* 1 1 I. Lltch, M XX, Principal
ItttArrford 8«*hool» Ilftverfotd
Kdttln M \\JlHon, A M, H«»admd0t<*r
Hill K4'hool, Pottstown
\lttrd H Koir«* Mil D , Headmaster
It I* ThuinjiM Print
KUkimlnetas Springs School, Saltiburg
A W Wilson, Jfr , Ph D , Principal
IA «•!!« (Allege, Philadelphia
H«v Brother Bdward, FSC, President
1420 N Broad
Mapiewtmd Inntitut*, Concordville
Joseph Short Ilrtg**, AM, Principal
Mrrrershurs; Academy, Mercersburg
WUHam Mann Irvine, LLD., President
Mt. Galltxtn Aoademy, Baden
Mother Superior
Nat Inn* 1 Farm School, Ooylestown
John H Washbum, Ph D , Director
Phillips Brooks School, Philadelphia
Francis H. Lee, Principal
4SI4 Baltimore
Pennsylvania— continued
Roman Catholic High School For Boys.
Philadelphia
Rev Hugh T Henry, Litt D , Principal
St Luke's School for Boys, Wayne
Charles H Strout. Principal
St Martin's College, Philadelphia
Charles Wellington Robinson, President
713 Catharine
St Marj's College, North East
Very Rev John O Schneider, Rector
St Mark's beminary, Greensburg
Mothci M Ignatia, Superior
St Thomas College, Scranton
Biothei B Lewis, Principal
Shadyslde Academy, Plttsburg
W R Crabbe, Ph D , Principal
Morewood and Ellsworth
Thurston School for Boys, Pittsburgh
William H Church, A M , Headmaster
253 Shady Ave
Villanova College, VHlaaova
K(v Edwaid a Dohan, O S A. President
William Penn Charter School, Philadelphia
KUhard M Jones, L.L.D, Principal
8 South 12th St
Wlnthrop School, Philadelphia
John Loman, BA, Principal
3929 Locust
\oute» School, Lancaster
J H hthua(ker Headmaatei
\ork County Academy » York
David H Qardnei, A M, Principal
RHODE ISLAND
Brown School for Boys, Providence
Mies \ Ketch urn, Principal
Clojne House H<hool, Newport
Oliver Whipplo Huntlngton, Ph £> , Presi-
dent
LaSalle Academy, Providence
Brother ClaudluB Antony
Morris Heights School, Providence
Jchn Shaw French, PhD, Principal
St Oeorge's School, MIddletown
John 3 Diman, A M t Principal
Sacred Heart College, Woonsocket
lliothnr troiu*e, Principal
University School, Providence
H M Rice, Principal
SOUTH CAROLINA
Charleston School, Charleston
William Steen Gaud, A M , Headmaster
Hastoc School for Boys, Spartanburg
Hugh T Shook ley, AM., Headmaster
Reidville Male College, Beidvllle
George BrJggs, Principal
t niverwltv School, Charleston
W R Pmlth, Principal
University School, Columbia
Claude V. Neuffer, B L , Principal
WofTord Fitting School, Bpartanborg
A W Horton, A B, Headmaster
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SOUTH DAKOTA
ColumbUS College* Ofr<
Rev M J Breen, CSV, President
TENNESSEE
Baker-Hixnel School, Knoxvllle
C M Ixlmel, Principal
Baylor's University School, Chattanooga
John Roy Baylor, B.A., Principal
Bowen School, Nashville
A. G Bowen, AM. Principal
Castle Heights School, Lebanon
Principal
Christian Brothers College, Memphis
Rev Brother Maurelian, President
Dlnwlddie's University School, Clarksvllle
E £3 Dinwiddle, A.M, Principal
McTyeire School, McKenzie
James A Robins, B A , Principal
Memphis University School, Memphis
Werts and Rhea, Principals
Montgomery Bell Academy, Nashville
Isaac Ball, Headmaster
Mooney School, Murfreesboro
W D Mooney, Principal
Peoples School, JTranklin
People's Brothers, Principals
St Andrew's School. Sewanee
Rev 8 C Houghson, O H C, Principal
University School, Nashville
C B Wallace, MA, Principal
Wallace University School, Nashville
Clarence B Wallace, M A, Principal
206 Sixth Avenue 3
TEXAS
Austin Academy, Austin
William S Klx, Principal
Austin College, Sherman
Itev Thomas S Clyce, D D , President
Bnant S<hool for Boys, Fort Worth
William Cullen Bijant Din ctoi
Ford's Preparatory School for Boys, Austin
J Stanley Ford, M \ , Principal
Harrison School, ban Antonio
J H and J E Hanison, Piincipals
Maffruder's School, San Antonio
J B Mag-ruder, Principal
Marshall Training hchool. ban Antonio
J T Cuny, Principal
ITOBSO Preparatory School, Houston
James P itithuidson. Th JL> , lltudmustct
St Basil College, \\uvo
Kov T F Glgmit. ItiUor
St Edward's College, Austin
John T Uuland <•' B < , Prtsiilmt
St Joseph's College, Brownsville
33 J O CullnKh in, O M I , Principal
St Louis College, Nan Antonio
Kov I ouls A Trngesser, &M , President
St MarVd <<»!!« ff<s Sun \utonio
JOMIlll (' I A j'KHldllll
St Marj'n lnlv«THiU, Gul\ (>«*<>«
Kev i: A Kiil.lH, s I, I'ltHltltut
San Antonio Academy, Ban Antonio
Texas — continued
W W Bondurant, President
Sherman Private School, Sherman
J H Le Tellier, Principal
Sims' School, Fort \\orth
John G Sims, Principal
Xernll School, Dallas
Alenter B Terrill, President
t Diversity of Dallas, Dallas
Rev Patrick A Finnei, Fh D, Ptesident
Wall School, Honey Grove
S V Wall, Principal
tTAH
All Hallows College, Salt Lake City
Rev J J Guinan, SM, President
VERMONT
St Michael's College, \\inooska
Veiy Rev B M Salmon SSE, Presi-
dent
Vermont Academy for Boys, Saxlon'a River
George B Lawson, A M , Principal
VEBGXNIA
Bellevue High School, Bellevne
William R Abbott, Principal
Brown's University School, ChariottesvUIe
J Thompson Brown, Jr, Principal
Chatham Traintog School, Chatham
Hev Thomas Kyland San lord, Presidint
Clay Hill Academy, Millwood
William H Whiting, Jr, Prficlpal
Cluster Springs Academy, Cluster Springs
Hampden Wilson, A M . Principal
Danxllle 8<hool, Danville
"tti)liam Holmis Davis Jl^aUmaotcr
Dimviddles's InHersity ft<»hool, Charlottes,
ville
B E Dlnwiddle, Princlpil
Epls«>pal High School, Alexand«*«
L. M Blackford, MA., Principal
GlouoeHter Academy, Gloucester
John Tabb, Principal
Herndtm Seminary, Hermlon
Misses Pnstlcmnn Principals
Massanutten Academy, Woodstock
How aid J Benthoff VM, Pusidrnt
MtGulre'H InhersKj S<hooZ Richmond
John Ptyton McGuire, Jr, Principal
Meadmvhrook h< hool, Le^Hhurg
Ki'btrt !, Pnwti.ii H< ulin int. i
>Iont«> Sc hool, t untphrll
\N h M..i),> 1 i tut ij.,1
Nollej'8 S«ho»I for ilojft, Kl<tinio»d
0 M ^otlo, Pilnilput
Norfolk \<adem>, Norfolk
1 M It u on Piini Jji t
Old Dominion Ae»dem>, R^Uance
1 I M'ilt M s Jituhltnt
Old Point C'omfort College, Fort
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Virginia—continued
Potomac Academy, Alexandria
John & Blackburn, Principal
Randolph-Macon Academy, Bedford City
B humter Smith Principal
Randolph-Macon Academy, Front Royal
Charles L. Melton A M , Principal
Roanoke College, Salem
John AlfJod Morehead President
St Alban's School, Radford
J L. Einstein, A B, Headmaster
St. Mary's Male Academy, Norfolk
Brothel Ignatiug, Director
St Paul's Male Academy, Portsmouth-
Brother Justin, C X B , Principal
St Peter's Cathedral School, Richmond
Brother Marcellus, Principal
Shenandoah Valley Academy, Winchester
J B Lovett, Principal
Suffolk Institute, Woodstock
A P Kelly, Principal
University School, Charlottesvffle
Horace W Jones, Principal
Woodberry forest School, Woodberry Forest
J Carter Walker, A M , Headmaeter
WASHINGTON
College of Our Lady of Gourdes, Seattle
Brother Collixtus Director
Station S, South Park
De Koxen Hall, Tacoma
D S Pulford, Principal
South Tacoma
I)* T,a Salle Institute, Walla Walla
Brother Jasper, Principal
tyon Boarding School for Boys, Spokane
J F Savior, Principal
Mtarqtxette Hall, North Taktana
Rev C Brumten, S J, President
Wa
on — continued
St Edward's Hall, Tacoma
Sister M Josephine Directress
St Francis Regis School, Ward
A van der Velden, Principal
St James College, Vancouver
Rev Brother Florinus, President
WEST VIRGINIA
Davis and Elklns College, Elklns
James S! Allen, A B , President
IJnsly Institute, Wheeling
Charles H Patterson, Superintendent
WISCONSIN
College of the Sacred Heart, Prairie dn
Chlen
Rev George R Kister S J, President
Galahad School, Hudson
T W MacQuarrie, Headmaster
Keewatin Academy, Prairie Du Chlen
James II Kendrigan, Headmaster
Marquette Academy, Milwaukee
Simon J Nichols, SJ, Principal
Tenth and State
Plo Nono College, St Francis
RPV J W Kasel, Principal
Racine College, Racine
Rev William Frances Shero, Ph D,
Warden w
Sacred Heart College, Watertown
Rev Domonlc K O'Malley CSC, Principal
St Norbert's College, De Fere
Rev W H J Mlllay President
St Lawrence College, Mount Calvary
Rev Benedict Mueller, President
PREPARATORY SCHOOLS FOR BOYS
Marengo Military Institute, Demopolls
W A McLeod, Principal
Mobile Military Institute, Mobile
T A Taylor Superintendent
Wright's Military Academy, Mobile
Julius T "Wright, Superintendent
CALIFORNIA
Agasstz Hall, Alta
William W Price, A M Headmaster
Anderson Academy, Irvlngton
William W Anderson MA Principal
California Military Institute, Coronado Beach
MaJ E H Baker, Supei intendent
California Military Academy, Los Angeles
N William Brick, Principal
1948 Lovelace
Harvard School, Los Angeles
Robert Burton Gooden A M Headraastei
16th and, Western
Hitchcock Military Academy, San Rafael
Rex W Sherer Principal
Los Angeles Military Academy, Los Angeles
Walter J Bailey, AM, Piincipal
Huntingdon Drive
Mount Tamalpals MiIHnr> Ataderaj, San
Rafael
Arthur Crosbv A M , Hcadmnster
Page Military Academ>, I os Angeles
Robert A Gibbs, Headmaster
137 W Adams
i Diego Arm> and Nav> Academy, Paclfl<
Capt Thomas \ Davis ^upoiinl
St Matthew's School, Burllngame
Rev William A Brewer, Rector
CONNECTICUT
Stamford Preparatory Academy, Stamford
Alfred C Robjent Director
DISTRICT OP COLUMBIA
Army and Naxr Preparatory School, Wash-
ington
H Swavely Principal
4101 Connecticut
FLORIDA
Florida Military -ixadem-y Green Cove
Springs
Col Geo W Hulvey, SupeiinUndent
GEORGIA
Benedictine College, Sa\ annah
Rt Rev Leo Hald O & Tt T'rnniaent
1705 Bull Street
Georgia Military Academy, Atlanta
Col J C Woodward, Superintendent
College Park
Georgia Military College, Miltedgevilte
O R Horton fcuperlntemltnt
Riverside Military Academy, Gainesville
F L McCoy Principal
Tagalo Institute, CarnesiUle
J C Hall, Principal
ILLINOIS
Bunker Hill MIHtart \<ad?mt, Bunker Hill
Pev R L Stiver Ph D Suporfntondent
C*liaddo< k S< hool for 1fco> H Qnin< \
AHns Mhrrta ^Imppon Pilnclpnl
Ilnnnen Military \<adem\, I niton
A M Hanson TI D PriKliJrnt
Morgan Park 4<Ad*mt Morgan Ikark
JInrrv Ddmont M«1I« ^upi rlntcndrnr
Northwcflt^rn Militart Academy, Highland
l»ark
Col H P rmvld«r»n \ Af «upprlnt
Rock RK*r MIlHarx Academy, Dlxon
Ln\\ln T* Floyd, C*ommnn«lnnf
Rt AIhan*s Rchoo!v Knoxi!»«*
I ui inn Sennott, Headmaster
MrHtern Military \rademj-, 4iiton
Col Mb^rt M Jackaon A M Rup*rlnt«n-
dont
INDIANA
Culxer Military A^acl^mjr, Cu!%«"r
ro) \. H r.iKnUliat ^uuriJnli ml. ni
Howe School, 14mm
Rev John H MeKenklA T, H D , Rector
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SCHOOLS FOR BOYS— MILITARY
KENTUCKY
Kentucky Military Institute, Lyndon
Col C W Fowler, Superintendent
MARYLAND
Brlarh Hall Military Academy, Poolesvllle
Capt Sldncj Jutinson Ijodge RI A, Su-
pei Intend*, nt
Charlotte Hall School, Charlotte Hall
Geoi ge M Thomas, A M , Principal
8t James School, Bockvllle
Superintendent
8t John's Preparatory School, Annapolis
Thomas L> Gladden, Superintendent
tnlted States Naval Academy, Annapolis
Capt John H Gibbons, U S N , Super-
intendent
MASSACHUSETTS
Highland Military Academy, Worcester
Joseph Mden Shaw, Principal
Mitchell Military Boys' School, BUlerlca
Alexander H Mitchell, Headmaster
MICHIGAN
Ton ell Hchool for Boys, Grand Rapids
Superintendent
MINNESOTA
College of St. Thomas, St Fawl
Very Rev H Moynihan, President
Cleveland and Summit
Shftttttck School, Fartbault
Rev James Dobbin, Principal
St James' School, Farlbault
lU'v James Dobbin, Principal
MISSISSIPPI
Jefferson Military College, Washington
<'ol iiohnt \ll< n Hxnton, superintendent
MISSOURI
Point Military Institute, Camden
Point
W U BtftKner. Superintendent
Jaokson MtlUary Academy, Jackson
r«l T W Blrmlniham, President
K*mp*r Military School. BoonvIHe
Col T, A Johnston, Superintendent
Klrkwood Military Academy, Ktrkwood
Cot Rdwsrd A Ktlght, A,M» Supsrinttn-
dsnt
MiHBouri — continued
Missouri Military Academy, Mexico
Col W R Knox Superintendent
Missouri State Military School, Columbia
t hai les McH Eb> USA Commandant
St Charles Military College, St. Charles
Col Herbert F Walter President
University Military Academy, Columbia
John B Welsh A M , Principal
Went worth Military Academy, Lexington
Sanford Sellers, MA., Superintendent
NEBRASKA
Kearney Military Academy, Kearney
Canon Bell Headmaster
Nebraska Military Academy, Lincoln
Benjamin D Hay ward, Superintendent
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Rockland Military Academy, West Lebanon
Elmer B French, A M , Superintendent
NEW JERSEY
Bordentown Military Institute, Bordentown
Rov Thompson H Landon, Principal
Freehold Military School, Freehold
Major C M Duncan, Superintendent
Gerlach Academy, Brlelle
D Gerlach, Principal
Kingsley School, Essex Fells
Jam os R Campbell, Headmaster
Matawan Institute, Matawan
rnspor G grower, Superintendent
Montclair Academy, Montclalr
John G MacVlcar, A.M , Headmaster
New Jersey Military Academy, Freehold
MaJ C M X>unc»n, Superintendent
Newton Academy, Newton
Philip Wilson, Principal
Wenonah Military Academy, Wenonah
MaJ J R Jones, President
Wilson Military Academy, Morristown
Dr Chas H Lore nee, President
NEW MEXICO
New Mexico Military Institute*
MaJ Janxes W WiUson* Superintendent
NEW YORK
Bard Hall, Cornwall-on-Hudson
Col Fie.bestUn C Jones, Superintendent
Caswoll Academy, Fishlcill-on-the-IXvdson
Thomas K Kennedy, Principal
Chamberlain Military Institute, Randolph
Banrtolph Vnn Wle, 8uperintenrt<»nt
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SCHOOLS FOB BOYS— MILITARY
New York — continued
Clason Point Military Academy, Westchester
Brother Edmund, Principal
Deveaux School, Niagara Falls
Rev William S Barrows, President
Holbrook'B School, Ossinfns;
Rov Dwigfht Holbrook, Principal
Kyle Institute, Flushing
Paul Kyle, Principal
La Salle Academy, New York
Brother Alban, Principal
44 Second
Mohegan Lake School, Mohegan Lake
Albert H Under, AM, Principal
Mount Beacon Military Academy, Xlsnklll-
on-Hndson
Col Vasa B Stolbrand, Principal
Mount Pleasant Military Academy, Osslnlng
Charles F Brusle, A.M, Principal
New York Military Academy, Cornwall-on-
Hndson
Col Sebastian C Jones, Superintendent
PeekskiU Military Academy, Peekskill
J C Bucher, M A , Principal
Riverview Military Academy, Ponghkeepsie
Joseph B Bisbee, AM, Principal
Bockland Military Academj, N*ack
Elmer E Fiench, AM, Principal
St John's School, Manlius
William Veibeck, A M, Piesident
United States Military Academy, West Point
Col Clarence P Townsley, Superintendent
Yerbeck Hall, Manlius
William Verbeck, A M, President
Westchester Military Academy, Peekskill
P A Herwiff, PhD, Headmaster
Worrall HaU Military Academy, Peekskill
C Brower, Principal
NORTH CAROLINA
Baud's School for Boys, Charlotte
J G Baiid, AB, Superintendent
Bmghaxn School, Asheville
Col Robert Blngham, Superintendent
Bingham School, Mebane
Preston Lewis Giay, BL, Principal
Homer Military School, Oxford
J C Homer, Principal
North Carolina Military Academy, Bed
Springs
Col W M Jones, Headmaster
Rhodes Military Institute, Kingston
Col W H Rhodes, Principal
Tlnsley Military Institute, Wlnston-Salem
J W Tinsley, Superintendent
OHIO
Miami Military Institute, Germantown
Col Oivon GiafC Brown, MA, President
Ohio Military Institute, Cincinnati
A M Henshaw, President
Mitchell Building
Warren Military Band School, Warren
D B Gilliland Director
Hill Military Academy, Portland
Dr J W Hill, Principal
821 Marshall
PENNSYLVANIA
Nazareth Military Academy, Nazareth
Rev S J Blum, D D , Superintendent
Pennsylvania Military College, Chester
Col Charles B Hyatt, C E , Superintendent
SOUTH CAROLINA
Ballet Military Institute, Greenwood
Col F N K Bailee Piesident
Porter Military Academj, Charleston
Kev Walter Mitchell B D , Rector
South Carolina Military \tademj, Charles-
ton
Col O J Bond, Superintendent
TENNESSEE
Columbia Military Academy, Columbia
Col J C Hardy, Superintendent
McMlnn Military Academy, Rogersville
J T Henderson, M S , Superintendent
Tennessee Military Institute, Sweetwaier
Col O C Hulvey, Superintendent
TEXAS
Carlisle Military Atademj, Arlington
J M Carlisle, L.L D , Supti Intendent
El Paso Military Institute, El Paso
Maj H E Van buidum, Suiftix tin Undent
Garden Military A«adenn, San Antonio
Rev \ W S Gaidcn Principal
Lancaster Military Atadtmj, Ijinranter
Geoige Whartun, bup< iinund« nt
Peacock School for Boj s, ban Antonio
\\esle> Peacock 1'rinoipil
St Mary's College, San Antonio
Brother Director
West Texas Military Academy, \\hit«w right
John F Howard, Superintendent
Jordan Hall, St. Albans
C L Jordan, A B , Superintendent
Norwich tnlverslty, Northfteld
Charles II Spooner, UL D ,
VIRGINIA
Augusta Military Academy, Fort Defis«ce
Charles S Holler, A M , Principal
Benedictine College, Richmond
Brother Director
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535
SCHOOLS FOR BOT
Virginia—continued
Bethel Military Academy, Bethel Academy
F O.
William M Kemper A B , Principal
Danville School for Boys, Danville
William Holmes Davis, Headmaster
Flshburne Military School, Waynesboro
MaJ Morgan H Hudgins, Superintendent
Franklin Military Academy, Franklin
O W Anderson A M Principal
Hose Memorial Military Academy, Black-
stone
Col Edward B Flshburne, Superintendent
Locust Dale Academy, ^Locust Pale
W W Brigs*, CB, Principal
Rockingham Military Institute, Mount Craw-
ford
F A Byerly, Principal
Staunton Military Academy, Statmton
Capt William H Kable, Superintendent
Virginia — continued
Virginia Military Institute, Lexington
Col Edward W Nichols, Superintendent
WEST VIRGINIA
Greenbrier Presbyterial School, Lewlsbur*
H B JVToore, A M , Superintendent
WISCONSIN
Northwestern Military Academy, Lake Ge-
neva
Maj B R Davidson, Superintendent
Racine Grammar School, Racine
Henry D Robinson, Principal
St John's Military Academy, Delafleld
Rev Sidney T Smythe, Ph D , President
SCHOOLS OF EDUCATION, NORMAL AND
TEACHERS TRAINING
Alabama State Normal College, Livingston
Q W Brock, President
Daphne State Normal College, Daphne
B B Baker President
Emerson Normal and Industrial Institute,
Mobile
Wm Barnard Smith, A M , Principal
266 South Scott
Falkvllle Normal College, Falkvllle
James L Gibson, A B , President
Lincoln Normal School (colored) , Marlon
M L Phillips Principal
Normal Industrial and Collegiate Institute,
Rev H Herbert Principal
Boanoke Normal School, Boanoke
W H McDaniel, B S , President
Snow Hill Normal and Industrial Institute,
Snow Hill
W T Edwards, Principal
State Normal College, Florence
Henry J Willlnfirham President
Stale Normal College, Jacksonville
C W Daug-ette M So President
State Normal College, Monndvllle
B F Smith President
State Normal College, Troy
E M Shaokelford A M , President
State Normal School for Colored Students,
Mtont gom ery
W B Patterson Principal
Tusfcegee Normal and Industrial Institute
(colored) , Tnskegee
Booker T Washington, I>Li D , Principal
University of Alabama. School of Education.
Mobile
James J Doater, Ph B , Dean
ARIZONA
Northern Arizona Normal School, Flagstaff
Randolph H H Blome Ph D , Principal
Tempe Normal School of Arizona, Tempe
A J Matthews, President
\RK\NS\S
Arkansas State Normal School Con way
J J Doyne President
Amy Rosetta Roth Registrar
Branch Normal College (colored), Pine Bluff
F T Venegar, Principal
Southland College and Normal Institute,
Southland
H C Wolford President
University of Arkansas School of Education,
Favetteville
J R Jewell, Ph D , Dean
CALIFORNIA
Boynton Normal School, Los Angeles
C C Boynton, President
Stimson Block
Fresno State Normal School, Fresno
C L. McLano President
State Normal School, Chico
Allison Ware, B TJ President
State Normal School, I os 4ng*!es
Jesse F Mlllspaugh, M A President
State Normal School, San Diego
Edward L Hardy B I* , President
State Normal School San Francisco
Fredrick L Burk Ph D President
Buchanan and Waller
State Normal School, San Jose
Morris Flmer Dailcy, I r, D , President
State Normal School of Manual Arts and
Home Economic*, Santa Barbara
Miss Bdnah A Kich, President
irnixergity of Cftllfornla, School of «4nc»<Ion,
Berkeley
Alexis F Lange Ph D XVnn
Western Normal School, Stockton
y It Humphrey, President
COLORADO
Colorado State Teachers' College*
Z X Snyd«r, FhX>, President
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NORMAL SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS COLLEGES
Colorado— continued
Denver Normal and Preparatory School,
Denver
R A. LeDoux, Principal
1543 Qlenarm St
State Normal School, Gunnlson
J H Kelley Principal
t Diversity of Colorado College of Education,
Boulder
Frank S Thompson, Secretary
CONNECTICUT
Bridgeport Training- School for Teachers,
Bridgeport
Miss Besse E Howes, Principal
State Normal School, Danbury
John Russell Perkins, AM, Principal
State Normal Training School, New Britain
Marcus White, Ph B , Principal
State Normal Training School, New Haven
Arthur B Mori-ill, Principal
State Normal Training1 School, WUHmantic
Henry T Burr, S M Principal
Frederick A Shattuck, Prin Model School
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Catholic Iniierolt* of Araeri<a Teachers'
College, Washington
Frances Biuwnei Registrar
G*org-«i Washington llnl\ernlty Teacher**'
College, tt aching ton
William <'atl Kuedlftet, PhD, Dean
Howard University Teacher**' College (col-
ored), Washington
Lewis Baxter Moore, Ph D , Dean
Washington Normal School, No* 1, Washing-
ton
Anne M Goding* Principal
Washington Normal School, No JB (colored),
'Washington
Lucy E Moten, M,D, Principal
FLORIDA
Fes*«nd*n Academy and Industrial School,
Fenttenden
Joseph I, Wiley, President
Florida Normal Institute, Madison
W B Cat*, A M , Principal
Florida Htat* College for Women, Normal
School, Tallahassee
Nnthnnlw! W RAllcy, Dean
Jasper Normal Institute, Jasper
George M Lynch. Principal
Normal and Manual Training School, Orange
Park
George B Kurd, Principal
St. Petersburg Normal and Industrial School,
St. Petersburg
JT & Gulsingcr, Principal
University of Vlorid* Teachers' College and
Normal School, Gainesville
John A. Thsckston, Ph X> , Dean
GEORGIA
Allen Normal and Industrial School, Thomas-
ville
Abbio B How land, Principal
Cornelia Normal Institute, Cornelia
J W Marion, A M , President
Georgia Normal College, Douglas
W A Little, President
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Milledgeville
Marvin M Parks Pzincipal
Haines Normal and Industrial Institute,
Augusta
Heven Normal Academy (colored), Waynes-
boro
W H Bryan, A B , Principal
Literary Normal Institute, Blnggold
W EJ Bryan, Principal
Relnhardt Normal College, Waleska
R C Shaip, President
South Georgia State Normal College, Val-
dosta
R H Powell, MA, President
Southern Normal Institute, Douglas
J Walter Hend ricks, President
Spellman Seminary (colored), Atlanta
Miss Lucy H Tapley, President
State Normal School, Athens
J M Pound, AM, President
South Georgia State Normal College, Val-
dosta
R H Powell, President
University of Georgia School of Education,
Athens
Thomns J Wooftei, LL D , Deftn
IDAHO
Normal School, Albion
G A Axllne, M A , President
State Normal School, Lewiston
Geo H Black, AB, President
ILLINOIS
Chicago Teachers' College, Chicago
William Bishop Owen, Ph D , Principal
68th and Stewart
Kastern Illinois State Normal School
Charleston
Livlngton C Lord, LL D , President
Lotus D Coffman Ph D , Supv Training
Illinois State Normal University, Normal
David Felmley, LL D , President
Northern Illinois State Normal School, De
Kalb
John W. Cook, LLD, President
Rufthvilfr Normal and Business College*
Rushvllle
M Kennedy, President
fit, Viator's Normal Institute, Chicago
R«v B L Rivard, Principal
Belmont Ave and N 40th
Southern Illinois State Normal University,
Carbondale
William Shryork, 0h B , President
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Illinois— continued
Teachers' Training School, Springfield
Emma G Olmstead, Principal
YIniYersity of Chicago^ School of Education,
Chicago
Charles H Judd, LL D , Director
University of Illinois, School of Education,
tlrbsna
WUHam Chandler Bagley, Ph D , Director
"Wells School for Teachers, Oregon
H W Sullivan, Principal
Western Illinois State Normal School, Ma-
comb
Walter P Morgan, MS, President
Rupert R Simpkine, Director Elementary
Caroline Grote, Dean of Women
INDIANA
Central Normal College, Danville
J W Laird, President
Fail-mount Academy and Normal School,
Fall-mount
C L Coffin, B S , Principal
Indiana State Normal School, Terre Haute
William W Parsons, President
Charlotte B Sweitzer Dean of Women
Elizabeth Crawford Prin Training School
Minnie SI Hill, Registrar
Indiana University School of Education,
Bloomington
William Wesley Black, AM, Dean
Indianapolis Normal School, Indianapolis
Miss Marion Lee Webster, President
Marion Normal Institute, Marion
Lawrence V Jackson, A B , President
Monde Normal Institute, Monde
M D Kelly, Principal
Normal Training School, Ft Wayne
Flora Wilbur, Principal
Rochester Normal University, Bochester
John C Werner, President
Teachers' College of Indianapolis, Indianap-
olis
Eliza A Baker, President
Jessie M Goodwin, Dean
Valparaiso University, Valparaiso
Henry B Brown, A M President
IOWA
Denison Normal College, Denison
W C Van Ness, AM, President
Dexter Normal School, Dexter
A G Smith President
Drake University College of Education, Des
Molnes
William Francis Barr, A M , Director
Highland Park Normal College, De« Home*
L A Blazek, AB, Dean
Hnmboldt College, Humboldt
J P Peterson, AM, President
Iowa State Teachers' College, Cedar Falls
Homer H Seerley, LI*D, President
Mrs Marlon McFarland Walkt»r, Dean of
Women
Wilbur H Bender Director Training D«pt
George 8 Dick, Regfrtrar
Iowa — continued
Leverich Normal School, Mnscatine
R. W Leverich, Principal
New Hampton Normal School, New Hamp-
ton
T J Wormley, Principal
Newton Normal College, Newton
G W Wormley, President
Perry Normal College, Perry
C Durant Jones, President
State University of Iowa, School of Educa-
tion, Iowa City
Walter A Jessup, Ph D , Director
Southern Iowa Normal School, Bloomfleld
H C Brown, B S , President
Wartbnrg Teachers' Seminary and Academy,
Wa\ erly
Rev August Engelbrecht, Director
Western Normal College, Shenandoah
J M Hussey, MS, President
Woodbme Normal School, Woodbine
M A Reed Principal
KANSAS
Enterprise Normal Academy, Enterprise
Edward Sallenbach, AM President
Kansas State Normal School, Emporia
Thos W Butcher, Ph D , President
Miltonvllle Wesleyan College, Miltonvale
Silas W Bond. AM, President
Modern Normal College, ttarysville
J G Allenbecker, President
Nickerson Normal College, Nickerson
Edward B Smith. President
Normal and Business College, Conway
S X> Crane President
State Manual Training Normal School,
Qnindaro
R S Russ Principal
State Manual Training Normal School, Pitts-
burg
W A Brandenborg Prlnclpnl
Western State Normal School, Hajs
William s picken Principal
Western Ini\?rhit*, Kaunas City
F B Keeling Prlnclpnl
I niv«rslt> of Kansas Hohool of Educat!**
Cbarles Hughes Johnston, Ph D TV»ftn
Blaine Normal School, Blaiae
G Milton SUm, Principal
Breckinrfdg* Normal CoU«c«,
D S Roberts, AB, President
Central Normal College, Waddy
Robert Allen Burton, President
Clinton Collf**, Clinton
W K Buck M A , President
Eastern Kentucky Normal 8ebo«l,
John G Crabbf, Principal
Harlan Normal and IndwCri*!
Harlan
Mlsa Mary Johns. Principal
Haxard Baptist Inatllot*, Hsmaitl
HAD Jones, Principal
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Kentucky — continued
Kentucky Normal and Industrial Institute,
(colored) Frankfort
G P Russell A M President
Kentucky Normal College, Louisa
Walter M Byington, Principal
Louisville formal School, Louisville
Eltedheth Bieckcniidee, President
b27 E Market
Alfddlebnrg Normal College, Middleburg
J Sherman La whom, B Ped f President
Morehead Normal School, Morehead
F C Button, President
Northern Kentucky Normal Academy, Cor-
rinth
D J Wright, Principal
State I Diversity of Kentucky School of Edu-
cation, Lexington
James T Noe, A M , Dean
Western Kentucky State Normal School,
Bowling Green
H H Cherry* President
LOUISIANA
Louisiana State Normal School, Natchttoches
Victor Leander Hoy BS, Piesident
Louisiana State I'nK emit}, Teachers' Col-
lege, Baton Rouge
Alexander B CofCey A M Dean
Luther College, New Orleans
P Weng«»r Principal
New Orleans Normal and Training School,
New Orleans
Miss Margaret C Hanson, Principal
1805 Coliseum Street
MAINE
Aroostook State Normal School, Presoue Isle
San Lorenvo Merriman, Principal
Bangor Training School, Bangor
I*. Bleanor Oloudman, Principal
Eastern State Normal School, Caatlne
A. F Richardson, A M » President
ftarmlngion State Normal School, Farming-
ton
W G Mallettp AB, President
Lee Normal Academy, Lee
B R Verrlll, Principal
Bfadawska Training School, Fort Kent
Miss Mary P Newlaml, President
Springfield Normal School, Springfield
H W Norwood, Principal
Washington State Normal School* Maoblas
William L Powers, Principal
Western Htate Normal School, Gorham
Walter & Russell, A B., Principal
MARYLAND
Amm*nd*2e Normal Institute, Ax
Brother Austin, President
BaUfano** Normal School <colored>, Balti-
George Harrison, President
Saratoga and Courtland
Man land — continued
Baltimore Training School for Teachers, Bal-
timore
Frank A Manny, Director
Butkeystown Normal, Buckeystown
F H Neighbours, Principal
Maryland State Normal School, Baltimore
Saiah EJ Richmond, Principal
Lafayette and Carrollton
Maryland Normal and Industrial School
(colored), Bowie
D S S Goodloe, Principal
Maryland State Normal No 2, Frostberg
Edward F Webb, Principal
St Catherine's Normal Institute, Baltimore
Sister Directress
MASSACHUSETTS
Boston Normal School, Boston
Wallace C Boyden, A M , Headmaster
Huntingdon near XiongwooA
Harrington Normal and Training School,
New Bedford
Principal
International Y M C A Training School,
Springfield
L L Doggett, Ph D , President
State Normal School, Westfleld
Clarence A Brodeur, A B , Principal
State Normal School, Bridgewater
Arthur C Boyden, A M , Principal
State Normal School, Fltchburg
John Gilbert Thompson, Principal
State Normal School, Framingham
Henry Whittexnons Principal
State Normal School, Hyannls
William A Baldwin Principal
State Normal School, Lowell
Cyrus A Durgin, Principal
State Normal School, North Adams
Frank F Murdook, A M , Principal
State Normal School, Salem
J Aibury Pitman, Principal
State Normal School, Worcester
William B* Asplnwall, PhD,, President
Wellington School, Cambrldgeport
MICHIGAN
Central Michigan Normal School, Mount
Pleasant
Charles T Grawn, A.M , M Pd , President
John Kelly, AM, Supt Training School
Rachel Tate, Dean of Women
Clear? Business College, Ypsilwiti
P R. Cleary, President
Detroit Normal Training School, Detroit
Charles Iv Rpaln, AB, Principal
Ferris Institute, Big Rapids
Woodbrldge N Ferris, President
Michigan Business and Normal College, Bat-
tle Creek
r J Argubrtrht, President
Michigan Normal Academy *n4 Business
College, Clarksvnie
Charles J Transu*, Principal
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Michigan— continued
Michigan State Normal College, YpsUaatf
Charles McKenny, A M , President
Dlmon H Roberta, A M , Superintendent
Training Department
Grace Puller, Dean of Women
Northern State Normal School, Marquette
James H B Kaye, A M , President
Katherine E Maxwell, M Pd , Dean of
Women
Hugh 8 Buffum, Ph D Superintendent
Training School
Petoskey Normal and Business College,
Petoskey
Edwin L Warden, Principal
Thomas Normal Training School, Detroit
Miss Jennie Louise Thomas, Director
Louis A Thomas Secretary
311 North Blvd
Washington Normal School, Detroit
J F Thomas Principal
Western State Normal School* Kalamazoo
D B Waldo, A M , President
MINNESOTA
Dr Martin Luther College, New dm
Rev A Ackermann A M , President
Farlbault Business and Normal College,
tfarlbault
B A EJrbland, Principal
Lutheran Normal School, Madison
K Lokensgard, Principal
Madison School, St Paul
J C Bryant, Principal
10th and Minnesota Streets
Rochester Business and Normal College,
Rochester
Martin A Beatty, President
Southern Minnesota Normal College, Austin
O C Wellman, President
State Normal School, Dnluth
Eugene W Bohannon \ M President
State Normal School, Mnnkato
Chirlps H Cooper President
State Normal S< Itool, Moo rh end
Frank A Wild Pn sldont
State Normal fi<hool, St Cloud
Wnlte A Schoomuker Pd D , President
State Normal Sohool, WInona
Guy It, Mi \wcll Prraftlcnt
St Paul Teacher's Training School, St Paul
Hiram K ^lack PMnUpnl
University of Minnesota, College* of Kdu<a-
tion, Minneapolis
George F Tamos t»h D , P< an
MISSISSIPPI
Abbeville Normal School, Abbe\IU«
Pilniipul
Blue Springs Normal College, Blue Spring*
Principal
Cumberland Normal Institute. Cumberland
Rev J F Mitchell, Principal
Loufevltle Normal School, X,oulfttl)!e
J A Hall, President
Mississippi— continued
Mississippi Central Normal School, Walnut
Grove
John R Tally, Principal
Mississippi Normal Institute, Sherman
John B Thompson, Principal
Mississippi State Normal College, Jackson
William H Smith, Principal
Mississippi State Normal School, Holly
Springs
Rev E D Miller President
Shelby Normal Institute (colored), Shelby
J M Williamson Principal
State Normal College, Hattlesburg
Joseph Cook, President
Walthall Normal School, Walthall
E Morgan Shaw B S , Principal
MISSOURI
Colombia Normal Aeadem>, Columbia
George H Bcasley, Ph B , President
Kale's Normal School, Mill Spring
W H Hale AM, President
Kale's Normal School, Piedmont
W H Hale, A M t President
Harris Teachers' College, St I/ouIs
John W Withers, Ph D , President
State Normal School, Springfield
W T Carrlngton, President
State Normal School, Cape GIrardeau
W S Dearxnont, Lltt D , President
State Normal School, KfrksvlHe
John R Kirk President
State Normal School, Maryvltte
Ira Richardson, AT A , Principal
State Normal School, Warrenaburg
W J Hawkins, L.L D . President
T Diversity of MlgMouri, S< hool of * dm at Ion,
Columbia
\\oriett T\ < hnrtus Th P n. in
MONT\N\
Montana ^tftf* Normal College Dillon
T JR3 Mnnroo, Pnslilont
NEim iSKA
Au-
Aurora Normal and BiiHln***
rora
F P Wolf** Pnnhltnt
Caster <'oU»*ic«*f Broken Bo«
I-nr«*n Corn* tt rr»flrt*»nf
Fremont Normal College Fremont
W If I 1« mtnnnii !*n nlilt*fti
latheraa TriuherH* Hemlnarjr Hewmrd
Hev «ioric** \\rllfr rrmldvitt
Martin I uther AcM4lem> mid Normmt Hrh««it,
Sterling
n«'v O HnniM
Nehnmk» ***»»** N
Jmrnh Pjmrkp rr^nlili itt
Nebrai«ks> 8t«tr Normal
A O ThrmiA* Prmlttr
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Nebraska — continued
Nebraska State Normal School, Peru
D W Ha>es President
Nebraska Stale Normal School, Wayne
J G Lewis Pn sldcnt
North \\cBtorn Business College and Normal
School, Beatrice
MaMiard ^plnk Principal *
St Paul Normal and Business College, St
Paul
H Lew Mather, Principal
tniversltj of Nebraska Teachers' College,
Lincoln
Charles Ford> ce Ph D , Dean
NEW HAMPSHIRE
New Hampshire State Normal School, Keene
Wallace E Mason, Principal
New Hampshire State Normal School, Ply-
mouth
Ex neat L Silver, Principal
NEVADA
I nlverslt} of Nexada, College of Education,
Reno
George Qrdahl, Ph D , Derm
NEW JERSEY
Ellraheth Normal and Training School,
E»7aheth
Tulins M Winslow Principal
Newark Normal and Training School,
Newark
W S Willis Principal
New Jersey Htaie Normal School, Trenton
James M Orcen, LM>, President
Pat*r*on Normal Training School, Paterson
Frank W Smith, Ph D , Principal
State Normal School, Montclair
Charles 8 Chapln, Principal
Training School for Teachers, Jersey City
Joseph H Branslnger, A AC , Principal
NEW MEXICO
New Mexico Normal tnlverslty, IAS Vegas
Frank H H Roberts, PhD, President
Normal School of New Mexico, Silver City
r M Mfrht, Ph D , President
8panlfth«Am*rl< an Normal School, Deming
O J Martin, Principal
NEW YORK
Btafhamton Institute (colored), Blngham«
tea
Fred C Hasel, Principal
Brooklyn Training School for Teachers,
Brooklyn
Emm* L, Johnston, Principal
Park Place and Nostrand
or*d>, Frankllnton
Buffalo State Normal School, Buffalo
DtnM Upton, Bfi.» Principal
Jersey and 14th
New York — continued
Cohoes Training: School, Cohoes
Harriet L Knapp Principal
Cornell University School of Education,
Ithaca
George P Bristol, Ph D , Dean
Jamaica State Normal School, Jamaica
Archibald C M McLachlan, PhD, Presi-
dent
M<E\ot School of Pedagogy, Brooklyn
T T McEvo't, Principal
^06 Fulton St
Now lork State Normal College, Albany
TMlliim J Milne, LL D , President
New York Training School for Teachers,
New York
E N Jones, Principal
220 W 120th St
New York XTniverslty School of Pedagogy,
New York
Thoa N Balllet, PhD, Dean
Normal College of the City of New York,
New York
George S Davis, LL D , President
Park Ave and B 68th
Plattsburg State Normal and Training
School, Plattsburg
George 1C Hawkins, D Sc , President
Rochester Training S<hool, Rochester
Edith A Scott, Principal
State Normal and Training School* Brock-
port
Alfred C Thompson Ph D , Principal
Slate Normal and Training School, Cortland
Harry De Gi oat, Ph D , Principal
State Normal and Training School, Fredonla
Mvron T Dana, Ph D , Principal
State Normal and Training School, Geneseo
James V Sturgcs, Ph D , Principal
State Noimal and Training School, New
Paltz
John C Bliss, Pd D , Principal
State Normal and Training School, Oneonta
Percy T Bugheo, D He , President
State Normal and Training School, Oswega
James R Klggs, President
State Normal and Training School, Potsdam
Jeremiah M Thompson, Ph D , President
Syracuse Training; School, Syracuse
G A Lewis, Principal
Syracuse Vnlverelty Teachers' College, Syra-
cuse
Jacob Richard Street, PhD, Dean
Teachers' College, Columbia University,
New York
James Earl Russell, LLD, Dean
W 120th and Amsterdam
Teachtro' Training School, Albany
0 Edward Jones, Principal
Yonkevft Training School for Teachers,
Yonkers
Eleanor M Taylor, Principal
NORTH CAROLINA
Albion Academy State Normal School (col-
Rev J A Savage, Principal
Cnllowbee Normal School, CvUowhee
A C Reynolds, Principal
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North Carolina— continued
Bast Carolina Teachers' Training School,
Greenville
Robert H. Wright, B Sc President
Gregory Normal School, Wilmington
J H Arnold, Principal
Normal and Collegiate Institute, AshevUle
Rev Edward P Chllds, President
reabody Academy, Troy
Rev O Faduma, B D , Principal
St. Augustine's School (colored), Balelgh
Rev A B Hunter, Principal
State (colored) Normal School, Elizabeth
City
P W Moore, A.M , President
State Colored Normal School, Fayetteville
B El Smith, PhD, President
State Colored Normal School, Winston-Satan
F M Kennedy, Principal
State Normal and Industrial College, Greens-
boro
Julius I Fouat, President
Trinity College, School of Education, Par-
Ivey Cranford, Ph D Dean
Waters Normal School (colored), Wlnton
Rev C S Brown. Principal
NORTH DAKOTA
State Normal and Industrial School, Ellen-
dale
Willis B Johnson MA President
State Normal School, Mayvllle
Thomas A Hi 1 Iyer, President
State Normal School, Valley City
George A McFarland, AM, President
rniversltv of North Dakota, Division of
Education, University
Joseph Kennedy, MA, Dean
OHIO
Akron Normal School, Akron
Lee R Knight, Principal
Cleveland Normal Training School, Cleveland
James W MeLane, Principal
College and Teachers' Preparatory School,
Dayton
Albert B Shauck, LfttD, Principal
Commercial Normal College, Greenville
Clarence Balthaser, President
Columbus Normal School, Columbus
Margaret W Sutherland, Principal
Curry Normal and Industrial Institute (col-
ored), XTrbana
Elmer W B Curry, President
Dayton Normal and Training School
Grace A Greene, President
Knhn's Normal School, New Philadelphia
John P Kuhn, President
Lebanon Itaiveralty, Lebanon
Wallace E Miller, Pi evident
Northeastern Ohio Normal College, Canfteld
J Freeman Guy, Ph D , President
Ohio Northern rnhersitv. Normal College,
Ada
Charles O McCracken, A M , Dean
Ohio — continued
Ohio State Normal School, Oxford
Harvey C Minnioh, Dean
Ohio State ItaHersity, College of Educa-
tion, Columbus
William W Bo\d PhD, Dean
Southern Ohio Normal College, Ewington
H W Woodruff, Principal
State Normal College, Athens
Henry G Williams, Dean
State Normal School, Bowling Green
H B Williams, Principal
State Normal School, Kent
John B McGilvrey President
Toledo Normal and Training School, Toledo
Mrs Ella M R Balrd, Principal
University of Cincinnati, College of Teachers
William P Burrls L H D Dein
Woodvllle Lutheran Normal School, Wood-
ville
K Hemminghaus, Principal
OKLAHOMA
Central State Normal, Bdmond
Charles Evans, A M , President
Colored Agricultural and Normal University,
Langston
Inman E Page, President
East Central State Normal, Ad*
Charles W Brlles, President
Northeastern State Normal School, Tahle-
quah
Frank J Buck President
Northwestern State Normal, Alv*
Grant B Grumbln«, President
Oklahoma A and M! College, Teacher* Nor-
mal Division, Stillwater
John H Bowers Ph D , Dean
Southeastern State Normal, Pnra&t
Edmund D Murdaugh Pd D , President
Southwestern State Normal, Weatherford
TT J Griffith B**o PresMmt
OREGON
Central Oregon State Vormal Drain
\ Ti Briffga, B S , President
Kastern Oregon State Normal, Westoa
Robert C French B ^ President
Southern Oregon Mate Vortnal, A»h!and
CIvde A Pnvn<» President
State Normal School, Mou mouth
J \ Ackcrmftii l*n »lil« nt
ni\ erftlt> of Oregon, 8< hooi of Pdnratloia,
Kngen*
Fifrt O A>«*r M A DfAn
PENNSiXVANIA
Bloomsburg State Normal Bcbool.
burg
ev David J^wett Wmier, DD.
,
School,
Rev Mtthfw Anderson, A M , Principtl
a College AT* and lith
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Peons} 1\ ania — continued
Central State Normal School, Look Haven
George P Singer, Principal
Clarion State Normal School, Clarion
John Ballentine Acting Principal
Cumberland Valley State Normal School,
Sbippensburg
Ezra Lehman, Principal
East Stroudsburg State Normal School, Bast
Stroudsburg
E Li Kemp, Principal
Ebensburg Normal School, Ebensburg
H T Jones, Principal
Edinboro State Normal School, Edinboro
Frank E Baker, Principal
Btdersridge Academy, Eldcrsridge
C V Smith, A M , Principal
Erie Normal Training School, Brie
Celestia J Hershey, Principal
First Pennsylvania State Normal School,
MilleravUle
P M Harbold, PhD, President
Indiana Normal School of Pennsylvania,
Indiana
James £2 Ament, LL D , President
Institute for Colored Youth (colored)
Hugh M Browne, AM Principal
Keystone State Normal School, Kutxtown
A C Rothermel, Pd T> , President
Lyroming County Normal School, Muncy
SyK ester B Dunlap AB, Principal
Mansfield State Normal School, Mansfield
Andrew Thomas Smith, Pd D , President
Normal and Training School for Girls, Bead-
Ing
Martha A Setters, Principal
Normal Department Pittsburgh High School,
Pittsburgh
C B Wood, Principal
Bedford and Fulton
Philadelphia Normal School for Girls, Phila-
delphia
T Kuffpne Baker, Principal
18th and Spring Garden
Philadelphia School of Pedagogy, Philadel-
phia
Franc!* B, Brandt, Principal
I»ofyt«chttfr Institute, Gilbert
Frank A Chrtstman Principal
Slippery Rock State Normal School, Slippery
Albert B, Maltby, PhD, Principal
Southwestern State Normal School, California
W 8 Herttog, Principal
Teachers' Training School, Harrisburg
Anne V, Wert, Principal
Temple University, Normal Department,
Charles A Coulomb, Ph I) , Doan
University of Flttsburg School of Education,
Pittsburg
Will Grant t'hamti«»r« A M D«*an
We*t drafter State Normal School, West
Chester
George M* Phillip*, LL D , President
RHODE ISLAND
Rhode Island Normal School, Providence
John I* Alg*r, Principal
SOUTH CAROLINA
A very Normal Institute (colored), Charles-
ton
T Newton Owen, Principal
Brewer Normal School (colored), Greenwood
Homer W Stevens Piincipal
Cherokee Normal and Industrial Institute
(colored), Gaffnev
A A Sims Piincipal
Ferguson-WilHamB Normal and Industrial
College (colored), Abbeville
E W Williams, President
Lancaster Normal and Industrial Institute
(colored), Lancaster
M D Lee, A M , President
Memminger Normal School, Charleston
D M O'Driscoll, Principal
Normal Industrial and Mechanical College
of South Carolina (colored), Orangebw
Robert S Wilkinson, President
Penn Normal Industrial and Agricultural
School (colored), Xrogmore
R B Gooley, Principal
University of South Carolina, School of
Education, Columbia
Patterson Wardlaw, LL D , Dean
Walllngford Academy (colored), Charleston
Rev David Brown, D D , President
Wlnthrop Normal and Industrial College,
Rock Hill
D B Johnson, LLD, President
SOUTH DAKOTA
Lutheran Normal School, Sioux Xtolls
Rev Z J Ordal, AB, President
Madison State Normal School, Madison
J W Heston, President
Northern State Normal and Industrial School,
Aberdeen
George W Nash, President
State Normal School, Spearflsh
Fayette L Cook, President
State Normal School, Springfield
G a Wenelaff, President
University of South Dakota School of Edu-
cation, Vermilion
Wallace F Jones, PhD, Dean
Yanktoit Business and Normal School,
Yanktoik
fl B NorcrosB, President
TENNESSEE
Chattanooga Normal University, Hill City
James A Roberts, A B , President
Dibrell Normal School, Sparta
B O Duggan, Principal
Dlcfcson Normal College, DIckson
T B LiOgglns, Principal
Bast Tennessee State Normal, Johnson City
8 G Gllbreath, Principal
Hall-Mood* Institute, Martin
Henry K Watteru AM, DD, President
Le Home Normal Institute (colored), Hem-
phis
T Larson, A M , President
240 & Orleans St
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Tennessee— continued
Lexington Normal School and Commercial
Institute, Lexington
Robert L Button, Principal
Middle Tennessee State Normal, Murfrees-
boro
R L Jones, Principal
Morristown Normal and Industrial Colter*
(colored), Morrlstown
Rev Judson 3 Hill, D D , President
Nashville Agricultural and Normal Institute,
Madison
Edward A Sutherland Piesldent
Orllnda Academy, Orlfnda
J C Berry, Principal
Sardls Normal College, Sardls
J W Williams, PhB, President
Southern Tennesse Normal Institute, Essary
Springs
D 8 Nelms, Piincfpal
Swift Memorial College (colored), Rogers-
ville
Rev W H Franklin, D D , President
Feabody College for Teachers, NasbvlDe
Bruce R Payne, L.L D , President
University of Tennessee, School of Educa-
tion, Knoxvllle
Edward E Rail, Ph D , Professor
West Tennessee Normal College, Hornbeafe
W L •Willinghaxn, President
West Tennessee State Normal, Memphis
Seymour A Mynders, Principal
Winchester Normal College, Winchester
R. A Clark, AM, Principal
TEXAS
Central Texas Academy, Waco
Rev John W Strong, D D , President
Detroit Normal School, Detroit
J Ray, President
East Texas Normal College, Commerce
W I, Mayo, A B , President
Henderson Normal School, Henderson
Thomas Russell Day, A B , Principal
Independent Normal College, CumlH
R L Taylor, President
Lutheran College, Sesruin
C Weeber, Principal
North Texas State Normal College, Denton
W H Bruce, Ph D , President
Prairie View State Normal and Industrial
College (colore<|)r Prairie View
B L Blackabear, B A , President
Sam Houston Normal Institute, HnntsvlUe
H F Estill, Principal
Samuel Houston College (colored), Austin
R 3 Lovinggood, Ph D President
Southwest Texas Normal School, San Marcos
C BJ Evans, Principal
University of Texas, Department of Educa-
tion, Austin
William Heneea Stitton, T J.. D , Dean
West Texas State Normal, Canyon City
H B Cousins, Principal
UTAH
Brighton Young College, Logan
O Nephl Jensen, l»h I) Pi«*nitl«*nt
Emery State Academy, Castle Dal*
George Francis Hlckxnan, M A , Principal
ftah — continued
Southern Branch of the State Normal School,
Cedar City
George W Decker, Pd B , Principal
State Normal School, Salt Lake City
Rev William M Stewart, D D , President
University of I tab, School of Education,
Salt Lake City
Milton Bennlon, M A , Dean
VERMONT
Middleburj College, Mlddlebury
Edward D Collins, Dean
Randolph State Normal School, Randolph
Center
G Leland Green, Principal
State Normal School, Castleton
Charles A Adams Principal
State Normal School, Johnson
Archibald G Peaks, Ph D , Principal
University of Vermont, College of Pedagogy,
Burlington
James F Messlnger, Dean
VIRGINIA
Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute
(colored), Hampton
Rev Hollis B Frissell, LLD. Principal
Hartshorn Memorial College (colored),
Richmond
Rev Lvmnn B Tefft DD, President
St Paul Normal and Industrial School,
LawrencevUle
Rev James S. Russell, Principal
Scottsburg Normal School, Scottsburg
Claude W Owen, M A , Principal
Smallwood Memorial Institute (Colored),
Claremont
Mi a Rosa E ^mn 11 wood Principal
State Female Normal School, FmrmvIUe
Joseph L Jarman B A President
State Normal and Industrial School for
Women, Krederieksburg
Edward Hutson Russell, President
State Normal and Industrial ferhool, Karri-
sonhurg
Julian A Burruss, President
lni>erhit> of \ir#ini» Jxhooi of Kdti«»atfon.
CliarlottetniHe
William H Hi ok, \ M lunn
Virginia Normal and Industrial
(colored), Petersburg
J H Johnston Ph D President
Woodlawn Normal Institute. Woodlaw*
E B Worrell, Principal
WASHINGTON
State Normal School, BolUnffham
Edward T Mathes. PhD, Principal
State Normal School, Cheney
N U Sho\\nl»»r I'rJm Jjml
I nit emit} of Washington Hrhool of Kdara-
Hen t tie-
tton,
Itttlton I*h P
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NORMAL SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS COLLEGES
WEST VIRGINIA
Bluefleld Colored Institute, Bluefleld
R P Sims, Principal
Concord State Normal School, Athena
L, B Hill Principal
Fairmont State Normal School, Fairmont
A I Woodley, AM. Principal
Glenville State Normal School, Glenvllle
C O Rohrbaugh A M Principal
Marshall College, State Normal School,
Huntingdon
L J Corbly, A M , President
Shepherd College State Normal School, Shep-
herdotown
Thomas C Miller, A M . Principal
Storer College, Harper's Ferry
Henry T McDonald, A M , President
SummersviHe Normal School, Summersvllle
W Q Brown, President
West Liberty State Normal School, West Lib-
John C Shaw, Principal
West Virginia Colored Institute, Institute
Byrd Prlllerman, A M , President
West Virginia Wesley an College, Buckhan-
non
Carl Gregg Doney Ph D , President
WISCONSIN
Catholic Normal School, St. Francis
Rev J M Kasel Roctoi
Marathon Training School, Wawsau
O H Wells Pilncipnl
National German-American Teachers' Semi-
nary, Milwaukee
Max Oriebsch. Director 558 Broadway
Wisconsin— continued
State Normal School, I* Crosse
F A Cotton President
State Normal School, Milwaukee
W H Cheever, President
Wells and 18th Sts
State Normal School, Oshkosh
John A H Keith, A M , President
State Normal School, Platteville
W J Sutherland Principal
State Normal School, River Falls
J W Crabtree President
State Normal School, Stevens Point
John F Sims, President
State Normal School, Superior
V E MoCaskill, Principal
State Normal School, Whitewater
Albert H Yoder, Ph D , President
Stephenson Training School, Marinette
A M Olsen, Principal
8t John's Cathedral School, Milwaukee
Sister M Grace, Principal
501 Van Bui en St
Stout Institute, Menomonle
L D Harvey, PhD, President
I niverflltv of Wisconsin School of Educa-
tion, Madison
Edwaid C Elliott Ph T> Dean
WYOMING
Inliersitv of ttioming School of Education,
John O Creator \ M Donn
Wyoming State Normal School, X^aramie
J O Creager, Principal
NORMAL KINDERGARTEN TRAINING
SCHOOLS
CALIFORNIA
Berkeley Kindergarten Training: School,
Berkeley
Mrs Minnie A Darst Principal
Golden date Kindergarten Free Normal
School, San Francisco
Anna M Stovall. Principal
1625 California Street
Oakland Kindergarten Training School,
Berkeley
Grace H Barnard, Principal
COXOBADO
State Teachers' College Kindergarten Edu-
cation Department, Greeley
Elizabeth Maud Cann«ll Director
CONNECTICUT
Connecticut Froebel Normal School, Bridge-
port
Mary C Mills Principal
Froebel Kindergarten and Training1 School,
Bridgeport
Fannie A Smith Principal
8C5 Lafayette Street
School
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Colombia Kindergarten Training
Washington
Sara K. Lippincott, Principal
2108 Connecticut Avenu*
Kindergarten Normal Institute, Washing-
ton
Susan P Pollock, Principal
1516 Columbia Road, N W
State College for Women, Kindergarten
Training Department, TallahaHsee
Mabel H Wheeler B S Director
GEORGIA
Atlanta Kindergarten Normal School, At-
lanta
Gillette A Allen, Prlncipil
620 Poachtroe ^treot
Columbus Free Kindergarten Association*
Columbus
Bdwlna Wood Director
1431 Fourth Avenue
Kate Baldwin Kindergarten Association,
Normal Department, Savannah
Hot tense M Orcutt, Principal
nxraois
Chicago Froebel Association* Chicago
Mra Alice H Putnam, Principal
1008 Pine Arts Bldg
Chicago Kindergarten Institute* Chicago
Miss C C Oronise Director
54 Scott Street
Chicago Kindergarten Training School Chi-
cago
ll\n 13 \\hltiiioit s«pi j Jntt ml* nt
410 ^ Mt« hlKin A\»
Kindergarten Normal 8U hool, Oalesburg
M Evelyn Strong Principal
National Kindergarten College Chicago
Miss Uliraboth Hairlaon I n ^l*^«lnt
2944 Mirhlirnn Avu
PestaloKzl-Frocbcl Kindergarten TrAlniBg
School
Bortha H Hegncr, Principal
509 8 Wabusfc Av.-nu«
INDIANA
Tea* hers* College of lodian
oils
Mrs Fll*A A Blahrr
N Alnbnmn Htri**i
I*af*yette Fr** Kindergarten and Industrial
School, I*ftfa}*tt*
Miss Jessie Bd«»n Mattock. Rup*-rlnt«n<S«nt
MAINB
Norton** Training School for Kiad*rgartswrs»
Portland
Miss Abbey N Norton. Principal
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NORMAL KINDERGARTEN TRAINING SCHOOLS
MARYLAND
Affordby Kindergarten Normal School, Bal-
timore
Elizabeth Silkznan, Principal
1110 N Charles St
MASSACHUSETTS
XVoebel School of Kindergartening, Boston
Annie CooIIdge Rust, Principal
Pierce Bldg, Copley Square
Garland Kindergarten Training School, Bos-
ton
Mrs Margaret J. Stannard, Principal
Leslie Normal School for Kindergartners,
Cambridge
Edith L, Wolfard, Principal
29 Everett Street
Perry Kindergarten Normal School, Boston
Mrs Annie Moseley Perry, Principal
18 Huntingdon Avenue
Springfield Normal Kindergarten Training
School, Springfield
Hattie Twitchell, Principal
Symonds Kindergarten Training School,
Boston,
Miss Lucy Harris Symonds, Principal
82 St Stephen Street
Kiel Training School for Kindergarten, Bos-
ton
Harriet Nlcl, Principal
319 Maryborough Street
Wheelortc Kindergarten Training School,
Boston
Mtfts Lucy Wheelock, Principal
134 Newbury Street
MICHIGAN
Forris Institute, Big Bapids
W K Ferris, President
Grand Sapid* Kindergarten Training School,
Grand Bapfds *
Cl*i» Wheeler, Principal
Northern State Normal, Kindergarten De-
partment, Marquette
H Susan Bates, Head of Department
MIBSOUBI
Froebel Kindergarten Training School, Kan-
tat City
ttto Blisabeth MOM, Principal
NEW YORK
Adelphi College, Brooklyn
Anna E Harvey, Dean
Buffalo Kindergarten Association, Training
School, Buffalo
Ella C Elder, Principal
86 Delaware Avenue
Elllman Kindergarten Normal, New York
Mrs H 6 Elllman, Principal
167 West 57th Street
Ethi< al Cultural School, Kindergarten Train-
Ing Department, New York
Catheiine J Tracy, Principal
63d and Central Park West
Xroebel Normal Institute, New York
B F Chandler, Registrar
48 Irving Place
Froebtl League Training School for Kinder-
gartners, New York
Mrs* Marion B B Langzettel, Director
112 B 71st Street
Hunter Kindergarten Training School, New
York
Miss Jenny Hunter, Principal
15 West 127th Street
Mills Kindergarten Training School, New
York
Harrietts M Mills, Principal
N Y University Building
New York Kindergarten Association School,
New York
Mary H Waterman, Principal,
624 West 42nd Street
Pratt Institute, School of Kindergarten
Training, Brooklyn
Alice B Fetts, Director
OHIO
Baldwin Kindergarten Training School,
Youngstown
Miss Mary S. Morgan, Principal
Cincinnati Kindergarten Training School,
Cincinnati
Lillian H Stone, Principal
8 Union Road
Cleveland Kindergarten Training School,
Cleveland
Miss Netta Farls, Principal
2050 Bast 96th Street
law Froebei Ktadergarten Training School,
Toledo
Miss Mary E Law, Principal
Oberlln Kindergarten Training School,
Oberlttt
Bertha Bmellne Montgomery, Principal
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NORMAL KENDERaARTEN TRAINING SCHOOLS
PENNSYLVANIA
FroebeUlan Training School for Women,
Philadelphia
Emily D Wright, Principal
Hart Training School for Kmdergartnm,
Philadelphia
Miw 0 M. C Hart, Principal
1616 Walnut Street
Pittiburgh and Allegheny Kindergarten Col-
lege, Pittsburgh
Mrs Jatnes L Buchanan, Principal
SOUTH DAKOTA
Tankton Kindergarten Training School*
Yankfcon
Alice Daugherty, Principal
TEXAS
Dallas Free Kindergarten Training School,
Dallas
Miss Mary K Drew, Principal
Fort Worth Kindergarten Training School.
Fort Worth
Elizabeth Hammers, Principal
High School, Jennings Vvenue
UTAH
University of Utah, Kindergarten Training
School, Salt Lake City
Mary B Fox, Director
VIRGINIA
Richmond Training School for Klndergart*
ners, Richmond
Miss Lucy S. Coleman, Principal
SCHOOLS OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE AND
HOUSEHOLD ARTS
AliABAMA
State Normal School of Domestic Arts, IJlv-
L, Gladys McGlll, Professor
ARKANSAS
State School of Agriculture Household Eco-
nomic* Department, Jonesboro
Mary E Brown, Head
CALIFORNIA
Mills College Home Economics Department,
MHlfl College P O
Mary Seals Vail B S , Professor
State Normal Household Arts Department,
San Jose
Maude I Murohle, B 3 , Supervisor
State Normal School of Domestic Art, Ohlco
Clara M Hetschel, Supervisor
State Normal School of Home Economics,
Santa Barbara
Bdnah A Rich, President
COLORADO
Colorado Agricultural College Home Eco-
nomics Department, Ft Collins
Inga M K Allison, Professor
State Teachers College Domestic Science De-
partment, Greeley
Eleanor Wilkinson, Director
CONNECTICUT
Connecticut Agricultural College School of
Home Economics, Storm
Maud Ellen Hayes, Professor
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
National School of Domestic Arts and Sci-
ences* "Washington
Mary Arline Zurhorst, Principal
1784 M Street, N W
FLORIDA
Florida State College for Women Depart'
ment of Home Economics, Tallahassee
Agnes EJIlen Harris, B 8 , Director
GEORGIA
North Georgia Agricultural College Depart-
ment of Domestic Arts, Dahlonega
Mrs Ida Thoxnason, Director
IDAHO
State Normal School Department of Home
Economics, iewiston
Alba Bales Head
HJUNOIS
Abraham XJncoIn Centre School of Domes-
tic Arts and Sciences, Chicago
Oa&wood Boulfvatd and Lanpley Ave
Bradley Polytechnic Institute, Peorla
Helen Marlon Day, B B , Professor
Illinois Woman's College School of Home
Economics., Jacksonville
Lucy H Glllett, Director
Lewis Institute, Chicago
Katherlne I Ingersoll, Professor
1049 West Madison Street
Northern Illinois Normal Domestic Science
Course, De Kalb
Edith Hall, B S Professor
Rockford College Department of Home Eco-
nomics, Rockford
Mary T> Chambers, A M , Director
School of Domestic Arts and Sciences, Chi-
cago
Mrs Lyndon Evans, Director
177 North State Street
University of Hlfnols Household Science De-
partment, XJrbana
Isabel Bevler, Ph M , Director
Wheaton College Domestic Science Depart*
ment Wheaton
Helen Douglass, Director
IOWA
Iowa Teachers College Horn* Economics De-
partment, Cedar Fall*
Mary I*, Townssnd, Professor
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SCHOOLS OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE AND HOUSEHOLD ARTS
KANSAS
Kansas State Agricultural College Division
of Home Economics, Manhattan
Mary Fierce Van Zile, Dean
LOUISIANA
Tulane University School of Household Scon-
omy, New Orleans
Harriet Amelia Boyer, Professor
MAINE
Nasson Institute, Springvale
Louisa Isabella Pryor, Dean
State Normal School of Household Arts,
Farmlngton
Marion C RIcker, Director
MARYIAND
Maryland College for Women School of Do-
mestic Science, I/uthervllle
Margaret Stanley Davis, Director
Woman's College School of Home Eco-
nomics, Frederick
Edith M Thomas, B 8 , Director
MASSACHUSETTS
Boston Y W C A School of Domestic Sci-
ence, Boston
Miss A Josephine Forehand, Principal
Simmons College Domestic Science Depart-
ment, Boston
Henry Lefavour, LL D , President
Worcester Domestic Science School, Wor-
cester
Mrs Floia A Wethered, Principal
MICHIGAN
Michigan Agricultural College Home Boo-
nomics Depai tment, Lansing
Maude Gllchriet, A M , Dean
Northern State Normal Department of Home
Economics, Marciuette
Margaret M Buchly, Head
Thomas Normal Training School, Detroit
Jennie Louise Thomas, Director
Western State Normal Department of Do-
mestic Art, Kalamazoo
A dele M Jones, B S , Head
MINNESOTA
Albert Lea College Home Xkonomics Depart-
ment, Albert Lea
Mabel H Olsen, Professor
State Normal Coarse In Home Economics,
Duluth
Florence D Pettlngill, Professor
State Normal School of Household Economy*
Moorhead
Frances R Freeman, Professor
MISSOURI
State Normal Home Economics Department,
Cape Girardeau
Mary Turner Chapln Instructor
State Normal Home Economics Department,
Maryville
Hattle M Anthonj, Instructor
MONTANA
Montana State College Home Economics De-
partment, Bozeman
Lllla A Harklns, Professor
NEBRASKA
Inhersity of >ebraska Home Economics De-
partment, Lincoln
Alice Marie Loomis, Head
NEVADA
I Diversity of Nevada Home Economic* De-
partment, Reno
Kate Bardonwerper, Professor
NEW MEXICO.
New Mexico A & M College Department of
Household Economics, State College
Pearl Cherry Miller, Profrasot
NEW YORK
Barnard School of Household \rts, New
lork
"William Lhlngaton Hnxtn Pnehhnt
Elmira College, (our** in l>om«*tt< \rts
and S<lente, Klmfra
Suann Han«tom Profiaeinr
L^mike Cooking- fxhool. »w Tsork
Emma K Ltmcki Burkhaustn, Principal
UndoruuiK!
ins
Pratt Institute 8<»hO4>I of Houwbold
Brooklyn
Isabol My I^ord I>i rector
Rchool «f Amrlculture, Horn* Economic,
D*pt, Alfred
Angollne Wood. Prr>f<s*or
Teachers College H<«hool of Prmotlc.l Arts,
York
Impart-
NORTH DAKOTA
North Pakotsv Agrlrtilturai
meat of Horn* Ifctmom
Minna A M»nt«>r, Pntfiss
North Dakota rttat* School* Horn*
,
Alice Mndflliitt ttunn H S , Director
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SCHOOLS OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE AND HOUSEHOLD ARTS
NORTH CAROLINA
Shaw Inuersity, Department Domestic
Arts, Raleigh
Charlotte Muiraj, Director
OHIO
Ohio I nit entity, Department of Home Eco-
nomics, Athens
Elizabeth H Bohn, Principal
Ohio btate Lniversltj, Home Economics
Department, Colnmbus
Ruth Aimee Wardall, Professor
Western Reserve University School of
Household. Art, Cleveland
Mar> E Parker, Director
OKLAHOMA
Henry Kendall College, School of Domestic
Science, Tulsa
Kettle W Cralghead, Director
Oklahoma \ & M College, Department of
Domestic Science, Si ill water
Jessamine Chapman, Professoi
OREGON
Oregon Agricultural College, 8<hool of Do-
mestic tScience, Cortallls
Homitttu \\ ( aTvin, Dean
PEXNS\I,VANI\
Orevel Institute School of Household Sci-
ence, Philadelphia
Juntos Me \lUatei LL D , President
Margaret Morrison Carnegie School for
Women* Pittahurg
Kloipmt) Baldwin, Head
Pennsylvania Btate College Home Economics
Department, State College P. O
Sara Cutt* Lovejoy, B A , Director
Temple I nlverslty Department of Household
Arts, Philadelphia
TVnplopw T-i Holzer, Director
SOI TH DAKOTA
South Dakota State College Home Bco-
nomks Department, Brooking*
Mary Tough, Professor
TENNESSEE.
Lincoln Memorial 1 Diversity Domestic Sci-
ence Department, Cumberland Gap
Bertha C Hill, Instructor
TEXAS
University of Texas School of Domestic
Economy, Austin
Mary Edna Gearing, Professor
UTAH
Agricultural College of Utah School of
Home Economics, Ix>gan
fharles Walter Porter, Director
t niverslty of Utah Domestic Science Course,
Salt Lake
Althca Wheeler, Director
VIRGINIA
Hollins College Domestic Science Depart-
ment, Rollins
Anne Adams, Director
WASHINGTON
State College Department of Home Eco-
nomics, Pullman
Josephine T lieiry, Head
State Normal Department of Home Eco-
nomics, Bellingham
Minerva Lawionce, Director
University of Washington Department of
Home E<onomi<s, Seattle
Effio Isobel Raltt, Director
WEST VIRGINIA
Went Virginia I Diversity Department of
Home Economics, Morgantown
Knrhael H Colwoll, Professor
WISCONSIN
Stout Institute School of Household Arts,
Menomlnee
L D Harvey, President
University of Wisconsin Home Economics
Department, Madison
Abby Lillian Marlatt, Professor
WYOMING
University of Wyoming Department of
Home Economics, Cheyenne
Bmollne Storm Whltcomb, Professor
SCHOOLS FOR LIBRAKY TBAINING
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Howard University Library School, Wash-
ington
Grace Lriscoxn Hewett B 8 , Director
GEOBGIA
Library Training School of Carnegie Li-
brary, Atlanta
Katharine EC Wootten, Director
ILLINOIS
University of Illinois State library School,
Urbana
Phlneas L Windsor, Director
IOWA
State University of Iowa- Summer School
for library Training, Iowa City
Malcolm Wyer, Director
MASSACHUSETTS
Amherst College Summer Library School,
Amherst
Director
MISSOURI
St Louis Public Library Training Class, St.
Louis
Mrs Harriet P Sawyer, Director
NEW YORK
Library Training1 School New York PublS*
Library, New York
Dr John S Billings Director
Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street
New York State Library School, Albany
James I Wyer, Jr , Director
Pratt Institute School of Library Science,
Brooklyn
Edward F Stevens Director
Syracuse University Library School,. Syra-
cuse
Mrs. M J Slbley, Director
OHIO
Western Reserve T Diversity, Library School,
Cleveland
William Howard Brett A M , D**n
1^40 Adelbert
PENNSYLVANIA
Carnegie Library Training School for Chil-
dren's Librarians, Pfttfthnrs;
Sarah C N Bogle Director
Drexel Institute Library School, Philadel-
phia
Tulla \ Hopkins Din rtor
32ntX nnii Chestnut
WISCONSIN
Library School of fh« I nlv«r*Itr of WIs-
consin* BftaoIIsott
Matthew S Dudceoa, Dlrexitor
SCHOOLS OF PHYSICAL, EDUCATION
ALABAMA
t nUersity of Alabama Department of Phys-
ical Education, University
Doittftt V Graves, Director
CVUUL'ORNIA
fcitate Normal School of Physical Education,
Chico
titwinta Ilindej Kaull Professor
Stanford University School of Physical
Training, Stand ford tnixeralty P O
Kf>\ti Hot d Tjonff Dluctoi
COI OKADO
8tat* 'leathers College, Phxuhal Education
I>ept t <« reele^
Fohn 1 hotuiiH llHUi Dlioctot
CONNJHH TICl T
Nrw lla**n Normal School of Gymnastics,
New Haven
K H Arnold, M \ , Director
107 Yolk Stt««t
Education,
of
Am«rl«an Coll«*ir»
Chicago
12nd and Grand Boulevard
lnltcr»i*y of Illinois, Dept. of PhysUsU
Training, I rbana
G«orK«» \ Huff, Diiottor
hchoot of I^nwlcal Kduiatlon, Chi-
Director
430 & Wabaah Avo
Mm R«»h«'it T,
ton
Hkhutd J
MASSACHUSETTS
<'«Ue«« of Physical Culture, Bos-
c'alnes, Director
9$ Mft««Rchu«ett» Avenue
Normal B<hool of OjmnaetlcB, Boa-
ton
Hnnmrns Ituite Powitt, Director
778 Beacon Street
SMiY«*nt School of Physical Education, Cam-*
i) \ Hnrgent MD» Director
MICHIGAN
Normal School of Physical Education, Battle
Creek
William W Hastings, Dean
WISCONSIN
University of Wisconsin, Dept of Physical
Education, Madison
Ooorfire W BhJej Director
NEBRARKA
Louden School of Plnsical Education,
Omaha
Ta ibol T owden, Dlio< to»
NEW YORK
New \<>rk Normal S<hool of Physical Edu-
cation, New York
Watson b ^avrtffr* M D , President
808 West fi9th Street
Pratt Institute, School of Physical Training,
Brooklyn
Helen M McKlnstry, Director (women)
John A T>nvls» Diret tor (men)
OHIO
Oberlin Toltege, Teaxhers' Course In Physi-
cal Training, Oberlin
F tfl T^eonntd Dlrectoi
PMNNttiXVANIA
Temple (Tnlveraity, Normal Dept of Physi-
cal JCdmatlon
William J Schatz, BSf Director
WASHtNGTON
I nl\eraltv of \\ a»hinfft<m, Dept of Physical
Training, Seattle
David O Hall, Director
SCHOOLS OF TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED
SCIENCE
Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn
Charles O Thach, L.L. D , President
University of Alabama School of Engineer-
ing, Tuscaloosa
George J Davis, Dean
ABXEONA
University of Arizona College of Engineer-
ing, Tucson
William W Henley, AB, Head
ARKANSAS
University of Arkansas College of Engi-
neering
Julius J Knoch, CD, Dean
CALIFORNIA
California Polytechnic School, San Louis
Obispo
LeRoy Burns Smith, A B , Director
California School of Mechanical Arts, San
Francisco
George A Merrill, B S , Principal
16th and Utah Street*
Cogswell Polytechnic College, San Francisco
George B, Miller, MA, President
Folsorn and 26th
Heald's School of Engineering, San Francisco
Edward P Heald, President
180 Union Square
Polytechnic College of Engineering, Oakland
W S3 Gibson, President
St Ignatius University, College of Engi-
neering, San Francisco
M M O'Shaughnessy BID, Dean
Stanford University Department of EngUxeer-
Ing, Stanford University
Charles D Marx, Dean
Throop College of Technology Pasadena
James A B Scherer, LL. D , President
University of California College of Civil
Engineering, Berkeley
Charles Derleth, Jr , C HJ , Dean
California— continued
University of California College of Me-
chanics, Berkeley
Clarence L Cory, M M B , Dean
Tander Naillen School of Engineering, Oak-
land
A Vander Naillen, CBJ, President
51st and Telegraph Avenue
COLOBADO
Division of
Colorado Agricultural College.
Mechanic Arts, Ft Collins
James W Lawrence, M B , Head
Colorado College, Department of
Ing, Colorado Spring*
F lor Jan Cajori LL D , Dean
University of Colorado College of Engineer-
Ing, Boulder
Milo S Ketchum, CB, Dean
CONNECTICLT
Sheffield Scientific School Tale University,
New Haven
Russell Henry Ohtttondcn Re P Director
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Catholic UnlvenUty School of Technological
Sciences, Washington
Daniel W Shea, Ph D , Director
George Washington University College of SB*
gmeerteg, Washington
Howard L Hodgkm* x"hD*
FLOBXDA
Stetson University School of Teeftusologr, »•
Ellery B Paine, M 8 , D«an
University of Florida Co»«g» off Kagt»ee*t»gt
Oalnesvllle
J Tt Ben ton, Ph D , D«»n
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SCHOOLS OF TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED SCIENCE
GEORGIA
Georgia School of Technology, Atlanta
K. G Matheson. LLD, President
University of Georgia College of Agricul-
ture and Mechanic Arts, Athens
Andrew McNairn Soule, So D , President
IDAHO
I Diversity of Idaho College of Engineer-in
Charles Newton Little, PhD, Dean
ILLINOIS
Armour Institute of Technology, Chicago
Frank W Gunsaulus, LLD, President
Louis C Monin, Ph D , Dean Cultural
Studies
Howard M Raymond, BS, Dean Engi-
neering Studies
George S Allison, Registrar
33d and Armour Avenue
Bradley Polytechnic Institute, Peoria
Theodore C Burgess, PhD*, Director
Albert W Jamison, Dean
Frederick H Evans, M B3 , Supt Evening
Classes
Mary B Blossom, Ph B , Dean of Women
Ira 8 Griffith, A B , Principal Vocational
School
Chicago School of Architecture, Chicago
Howard Monroe Raymond, Dean
Lewis Institute, Chicago
George Noble Carman, Director
Madison and Robey Streets
Edwin H Lewis, Ph D . Dean
Philip B Woodworth, M E , Dean Evening
School
Loyola University, Engineering Department,
Chicago
G L, Seoord, RegUtrar
Hayes Ave and Sheridan Rd
Northwestern University College of Engin-
eering, Evanston
Jfohn Fillmore Hayford, C E., Director
University of Illinois College of Engineering,
Urban*
William P M Ooss, D Eng , Dean
INDIANA
National Technical Institute of Indianapolis,
Indianapolis
H«v 8 C Dickey, Secretary
318 Monument Placs
JPurdoe University, LaFayettc
Charles H Benjamin, M E , Dean
Bote Polytechnic Institute, Torre Haute
Cart Leo Maes, Ph D , President
Vaiversity of Notre Dame College of Engi-
neering* Notre Dame
ICartta M eCue, MS. C E , Dean
Wtaona Technical Institute, Indianapolis
W. a Smith, A.B., Director
IOWA
Highland Park College of Engineering, Des
Adolph Shane, E E , Dean
Iowa State College, Division of Engineer-
Ing, Ames
Anson Ma re ton. C E , Dean
State University of Iowa College of Applied
Science, Iowa City
William G Raymond, CB, Dean
KANSAS
Kansas State Agricultural College, Division
of Mechanic Arts, Manhattan
Edmund Burke McCormlck, S B , Dean *
University of Kansas School of Engineering,
Lawrence
Frank O Marvin. A M , Dean
KENTUCKY
State University of Kentucky, Lexington
Walter E Rowe, C E , Dean
LOUISIANA
Louisiana State University, College of En-
gineering, Baton Bouge
Thomas W Atkinson, C E , Dean
Tulane University College of Technology, New
Orleans
W H P Creighton, Dean
MAINE
University of Maine, College of Technology,
Orono
Harold 8 Boardxnan, CB, Dean
MARYLAND
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, Baltimore
William H King, Director
811 Courtland Street
John Hopkins University, Department of
JQnglneering, Baltimore
Joseph S Ames, LL.D , Director
MASSACHUSETTS
Harvard University, School of Applied Sci-
ence, Cambridge
Wallace Clement Sablne, So D , Dean
Hawley School of Engineering, Boston
Thomas Hawley, President
115 Huntlngton Avenue
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Bos-
ton
Richard a Maclaurln, LLD, President
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SCHOOLS OF TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED SCIENCE
Massachusetts— continued
Tufts College Engineering School, Tnfts
College
Gardner C Anthony, So D , Dean
Wentworth Institute, Bottom
Arthur L Willlston, Principal
Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester
Lev! L. Conant, PhD, Acting President
MICHIGAN
Detroit Technical Institute, Detroit
Benjamin D Edwards, Director
J R McColl, Dean
Michigan Agricultural College, Engineering
Dept , Lansing
KSeorge W Biasell MB Dean
University of Michigan, School of Engi-
neering, Ann Arbor
Mortimer EJ Cooley, M B , Dean
University of Detroit Engineering Depart-
ment, Detroit
J R McColl, Dean
MINNESOTA
School of Traction Engineering, St Paul
J L Mowry, Principal
University of Minnesota, College of Engi-
neering, Minneapolis
Francis Clinton Shenehow, C E Dean
MISSISSIPPI
School of Engineering, A & M College,
Agricultural College F O
B M Walker Director
MISSOURI
University of Missouri, School of Engineer-
ing, Columbia
Howard Burton Shaw, C B , Dean
MONTANA
Billings Polytechnic Institute, Billing*
Louis T Baton M 3 , Director
Montana State College, School of Engineer-
ing, Bozeman
Robert D Kneale. C E Dean
University of Montana, School of Engineer-
ing, Mlssoula
Arthur W Richter, M M K , Dean
NEBRASKA
I Diversity of Nebraska, College of Kugi-
neering, Lincoln
O V P Stout, ME, Pliector
NEVADA
I Diversity of Nmada, College of
lngt Reno
James O Scrugham, Piofessni
NEW HAMPSHIRE
New Hampshire College of Mechanic Arts,
Durham
Edward T Falrchild, LL D , President
Thayer School of Civil Engineering, Dart-
mouth College, Hanover
Robert Fletchei, PhD, Dean
NEW JERSEY
John C Green £khool of Science, Princeton
University, Princeton
Henrv Burchard Fine, LL D Dean
Newark Technical School, Newark
Chailes A Colton EM President
Princeton luhersHj, School of Elect rkal
Engineering, Princeton
Malcolm MncLuen EE Professor
Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken
Alexander C Humphreys, LL D President
NEU MEXICO
New Mexico College of Metlianit \rts, at ate
College P O
W B Garrison, LLD, President
NEW YORK
Clarkson Memorial School of Technologj,
Potsdam
John P Brooks Director
Columbia University, School of Engineering,
New York
Frederick A Goetz, M Sc , Dean
llflth and Amsterdam Avenue
Cornell University, College of Civil Engi-
neering, I thai a
Bugtne Fh\In Hnskell. CL, Dran
Hebrew Twhnlcal Institute Nen lork
Edgar & Daino Si I> IMiuiipal
New York Inheralt), &hooi of \p|»l!ed
bdence, New York
Chnilos II Snow Si D, Dt>nn
Unlvorsity H<*iKhts
Pobteihnir Institute of Brooklyn, Broaktsa
Frfd W Atkinson PhD, President
^ , . 86 Livingston Avrnu«
l»olytethnic Institute* New \ork
Hemy banger Snow Director
Pratt InMltut^ M!MK>I of S< !«•»«•• »ud Tech-
j to
Polytechnic Institute, Troy
Palmer C Rfeketts, CK, Prf*sii1«*nt
Ro<hester Athenaeum antl Mechanics Ia«ll-
tut*, Kochester
Carlton D Gibson, President
SiWey CoIIer* of Mechanic*! KnrlawHog,
Cornell Inhertity, Ithmc*
Albert W Smith, MME. Director
rni \eralty, Colleye of Applied Sri-
»
William P Graham, ME, Dtr«n
Inion iBhrrHitj, Kn«in«Tln» Hrhool, Al-
hany
Httiiittnin H Hijitou, LLD,
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SCHOOLS OF TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED SCIENCE
NORTH CAROLINA
North Carolina College of Mechanic Arts,
Raleigh
Wallace C Riddick, C E , Dean
I'nUersit* of North Carolina, School of Ap-
plied Silence, Chapel Hill
Andiew Henry Patteison, AM, Dean
NORTH DAKOTA
I Diversity of North Dakota, College of En-
gineering* University
Calvin H Crouch, M JB , Dean
OHIO
Case School of Applied Science, Cleveland
Sumner Howe, Ph D , President
Cincinnati Technical School* Cincinnati
Daniel L Burke, B S., Principal
Burnett Woods Park
Institute of Applied Arts, Cincinnati
John L Shearer, M A , President
McDonald Educational Institute, Cincinnati
W B Ferris, Pilncipal
7th and Walnut
Ohio Mechanics Institute, Cincinnati
John X* Shearer, A M , President
Ohio Northern University, College of En-
gineering, Ada
Thomas Jefferson Smull, C E , Dean
Ohio State University, College of Engineer-
ing, Columbus
Edward Orton, B M , Dean
Technical Academy, Greenville
John JLJeors, Piinclpal
Technical School of University of Cincin-
nati, Cincinnati
Frank W Ballow, BH, Principal
Burnett Woods Park
Toledo University, College of Industrial Sci-
ence, Toledo
Allan R Cullimore, CB, Dean
University of Cincinnati, College of Engi-
neering, Cincinnati
Herman Schneider, Be D., Dean
OKLAHOMA
Oklahoma A and M College, Engineering
Division, Stiliwate*
R B Chandler, M M K , Dean
University of Oklahoma, College of Engi-
neering, Norman
James Huston. Felgar, MB, Dean
OREGON
Oregon Agricultural College, School of
gtae«ring, Corvallls
Grant A Covell* ME., Dean
University of Oregon, College of Engineer-
ing, Eugene
MoAlister, M, A , Dean
_, Eugene
Edward H Mo
PENNSYLVANIA
Bowman Technical School, Lancaster
John J Bowman, Proprietor
Carnegie Institute, School of Applied Set-
em e, Pittsburgh
John H Leete, Sc D , Dean
Carnegie School of Technology* Pittsburgh
Arthur A Hamxnerschlag, M S , Director
Drexel Institute, Philadelphia
James McAllister, L.L. D , President
Pennsylvania State College, School of Engi-
neering, State College
John Pricp Jackson, E E , Dean
Swarthmore College, Swarthmore
Joseph Swain, JLL D , President
Town Scientific School, University of Penn-
sylvania, Philadelphia
John Frazer, Ph D , Dean
RHODE ISLAND
Rhode Island State College, Department of
Engineering, Kingston
Royal L Wales, B S , Chief
SOUTH CAROLINA
Clemson College, Engineering Department,
Clemson
Samuel Broadus Earl, M E , Director
University of tibuth Carolina, School of En-
gineering, Columbia
M Ooode Homes, E E , Prof in Charge
SOUTH DAKOTA
South Dakota State College, School of En-
glneeringv Brookings
Halvor C Solberg, M B , Professor
University of South Dakota, College of Kn-
gineerlng, Vermilion
Lewis Ellsworth Akeley, LLD, Dean
TENNESSEE
Engi-
Unlversity of Tennessee!, College of
neering, Knoxville
Charles E) Ferris, B 8 , Dean
Vanderbilt University, Department of Bngi-
neertaff, Nashville
W H Schuerman, 0 E , Dean
William R. Moore College of Technology,
Memphis
TEXAS
Polytechnic College, Fort Worth
Rev H A Boaz, MA, President
School of Engineering, A. & M College,
College Station
James C Nagle, Dean
University of Dallas, Dallas
Rev Patrick A Finney, PhD, Pres
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SCHOOLS OF TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED SCIENCE
Texas — continued
University of Texas, Department of Engi-
neering:, Austin
Thomas \J Taylor, MCE], Dean
William M. Bice Institute of Technology,
Houston
Edgar O Lovett, LL D , President
VERMONT
Ualv
ity of Vermont, College of
luff, Burlington
J William Votey, So D , Dean
VZKGESIA
University of Virginia, Department of Engi-
neering, Gharlottesvllle
William M Thornton, LL D , Dean
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg
Joseph D Barbies ton Piesident
Virginia Mechanics Institute* Richmond
Frank W Duke, B A , Superintendent
Washington and Lee University, School of
Applied Science, Lexington
David C Humphreys C B Dean
WASHINGTON
University of Washington College of Engi-
neering, Seattle
Almon H Fuller, C BS , Dean
WEST VIRGINIA
West Virginia University, College of Engi-
neering, Morgantown
Clement Rosa Jones M IS Dean
^ ISCONSIN
MarqueUe University, College of Applied
Science and Engineering, Milwaukee
Joseph Grimmt,lt.man S T Piesident
Stout Institute, Menomonie
L D Harvej Ph D President
University of VUfuonsin, College of Engi-
neering, Madison
Frederick E Turneflure C B Dean
WYOMING
Iniversit} of Wyoming, Colleg« of
neering, Laramle
Flmer Q Hoefer B S Dean
SCHOOLS OF MINES AND METALLURGY
ALABAMA
Alabama Polytechnic Institute, School of
Mines, Auburn
John J Wllmore M E . Dean
X Diversity of Alabama, School of Mines,
Tus< aloooa
Gemgfk T Davis Jr Dean
ARIZONA
University of Arizona School of Mines, Tuc-
son
Hot>t 1 1 n Goodrich MS, Professor
ARKANSAS
Lntverslty of Arkansas, School of Mines,
frayetteville
Julius J Xnoch, O E , Dean
CALIFORNIA
Heald's School of Mining and Engineering,
Edward P Heald. President
180 Union Square
inlverslty of California, College of Mining,
Berkeley
flnmuel B Christy, Be D Dean
COLORADO
Colorado School of Mines, Golden
William O Hnldane. Sc D , President
GEORGIA
North Georgia Agricultural College School
of Mfne», Dtblonec*
Byron J Snyder, Director
IDAHO
InlversHy of Idaho School of Mine*, Mos-
cow
Charles Newton Little Ph D , Dean
ILLINOIS
Chicago School of Assaying-, Chicago
J Dunraven Young Director
Monadnock Block
KANSAS
Kansas State School of Mlnefl and Metal-
lurgy, Weir
Burton Lee Wolfe Director
KENTUCKY
State InUersiti of Kentucky, I^exingrton
Charles J Norwood M S , Dean
MICHIGAN
Michigan College of Mines* Houghton
F ^5V McNalr, D Sc , President
MINNESOTA
University of Minnesota School of Mines,
Minneapolis
William R Appleb>, MA, Dean
MISSOURI
Missouri School of Mine* and Metallurgy,
Rolla
Young, El M , Director
MONTANA
Montana School of Mines, Butte
Charles H Bowman, M Sc , President
KBVADA
University of Nevada Mackay School of
Mines, Reno
* •"* BS, Professor
Virginia City Mto&g School, Virginia City
Dwight T Smith. BS. Director
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SCHOOLS OF MINES
NEW MEXICO
NOT Mexico School of Mines, Socorro
Fayette A Jones, President
NEW TOBK.
Colombia University School of Mines, New
York
Frederick A, Goets, M Sc . Dean
116th and Amsterdam Avenue
NORTH; DAKOTA
University of North Dakota, College of
im'i^pi'pjg' ifinglneenng. University
J Earl Babcock, BS, Dean
OKLAHOMA
Oklahoma School of Mines and Metallurgy,
"Wuotvton
Edward P Barrett, B 8 , President
PENNSYLVANIA
Pennsylvania State College, School of Mines,
State College
Walter Richard Crane Ph D , Dean
University of Pittsburgh, School of Engi-
neering, Pittsburgh
Frederic L Bishop Ph D Dean
SOUTH CAJBOIXNA
Chemical Department,
Director
Clemson College,
Clemson
Richard Newman Brackett
SOUTH DAKOTA
South Dakota State School of Mines, Rapid
City
Cleophas C O'Hearra, Ph D , President
UTAH
Utah State School of Mines University of
Utah, Salt Lake City
Joseph P Merrill, Ph D , Director
VIRGINIA
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Department
of Applied Sciences, Blackshnrs;
R. J Davidson A M Dean
WASHINGTON
University of Washington College of Mine*,
Milnor Roberts, A B , Dean
Wisconsin Stat
Tille
Ralph B
WISCONSIN
Mining Trade School, Plait*.
Davis B S , Director
SCHOOLS OF ARCHITECTURE
CAJ IFORNIA
I»olyte<hni< College of Kngineerlng School
of Architecture, Oakland
H J Sutteied US, Head
Ssvn Franc HMO \r< hlttt tural Club, San Fran-
cisco
Tobias Bcniwold Uliector
12G Post Strett
I nlterHlti of California Department of Ar-
<h He<ture, Berkeley
Tohn O Hrmnitl Plie<toi
«* O1UJIA
Georgia H< hool of T«M hnolog\ , I>ept of
tr< h Hectare, \theno
IrimiH Pnlm» i '-•inith HS profossor
II IJ NO! S
K<hool of \reh!t eiture, Armour In-
lihago
Monroe nn\mon«l» HS, Denn
tniveraitv of IIIfn«l» School of Architec-
ture, I'rirthtt*
Mnvnnid Mann O ffi , Head
KANSAS
state \yri4iiltural Collefl^, Course In
\r< hltecture Manhattan
hn Daiid 1 Wnt*t<»ia r> t Profeaaor
INDIANA
I nl>wHlty of Notre I>*me, Collesre of Archl-
te<>tur«, Notre I>am«
Itollnnrt AticlftporKtM T) S A , Dean
ROAO rolyte<tmlc Institute, Terre Haute
\ Howe f P3 Profeflaor
LOUISIANA
TuUtn* tnl>«r«lty School of Architecture,
New Orleans
Nathaniel c* OurtlA, Head
MASS ACII I1 SETTS
MabsaUiusette Institute of Technology,
Dept of Architecture, Boston
James Knox Taylox Professor
Ilar\ard Unl\ersity» School of Architecture
and Ijandhtape Architecture, Cambridge
Heibert L Warien AM Chaiiman
MICHIGAN
rnl\orsit\ of Michigan School of Architec-
ture, \nn Arbor
Woitimci B Toolej M E3 Dean
MINNESOTA
of Mlunesota, Course m Architec-
ture, Minneapolis
FrtdeilfK M Mann t1 El Profesaoi
MIHSOIRI
A<adem> of Ar< hit ect ure
H<ien<e, St Louis
H Mn«<.k 1'iinclpul 1742
and Industrial
YORK
Columbia University School of Art hltecture,
New York
A W Lord, Director
Cornell University, College of Architecture,
Ithaca
Clarence A Martin, Director
Pratt Institute, Brooklyn
Walter Scott Perry, Director
Society of Beaut- 4rts Architects' Skhool,
New York
William ISmerson Director
Iff F Sid Stieet
Syra<use Vnlverslt>t Department of Archi-
tecture, B^racuKe
W TU*vola Profcasoi
OHIO
Ohio Htate University, Course in Architec-
ture, Columbus
Toiroph N Bradford Professor
Ohio Mechanics Institute, Dept of Architec-
ture, Cincinnati
ITtnry Morton June Professor
PATTERSON'S AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY
SCHOOLS OF AGRICULTURE
PENNSWAIA
tegie Institute, School of Applied De-
sign, Fittsburg
C Russell Hewlett, Dean
Arthur Truscott, Director
82d and Chestnut Streets
lecture, Philadelphia
Warren Powers Laird, ScD, Professor
SOUTH mwn,
Clemson College School of Architecture,
Clemson College
Hudolph Edward Lee, BS, Professor
TEXAS
A HI College, Dept of ArchiWure, Col-
S J Fountain, Professor
Inivewity of Tews, School of Architecture,
P E Giescke, Chairman
WASHINGTON
State College, Dept, of Architecture, Pull-
man
Rudolph Weaver, Professor
SCHOOLS OF AGRICULTURE
Agricultural and Mechanical College (col-
ored), Normal
Walter 8. Buchanan, President
Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn
Bennett B Rosa, M S Dean
Calhoun Colored School, Calhotot
Miss Charlotte R Thorn, Principal
Eighth District Agricultural School, Athens
J M Atkinson, President
Fifth District Agricultural School, Wetuxnp-
ka
A. 8. Ford. President
First District Agricultural School, Jackson
J W Watson, President
Fourth District Agricultural School, Syla-
Joseph S Ganey, President
Ninth District Agricultural School, Blonnts-
ville
W P Crump ton Jr , President
Northeast Alabama Agricultural and In-
dustrial Institute, XJnevlUe
John R McCain, Superintendent
Second District Agricultural School, Ever-
J T MoKee, President
Seventh District Agricultural School, Albert-
vine
B A Miller, M So , President
Sixth District Agricultural School, Hamilton
K O Sargent, MS, President
Third District Agricultural School, Abbe-
ville
W W Benson, President
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
(<olored)y Tuskegee
Booker T Washington, I/I> 3D Principal
ARIZONA
Inlverttlty of Arlcona, Agricultural Experi-
ment Station, Tucson
Robert H Forbes, B S , Director
ARKANSAS
State Agricultural School, Jonesboro
V C* Kays, President
State Agricultural School, Magnolia
W S Johnson, Ph O , President
Arkansas — continued
State Agricultural School, Monticello
Frank Horsfall, President
State Agricultural School, BasseUville
A 1C Short, President
University of Arkansas, College of Agricul-
ture, DETayettevllle
Martin Nelson Dean
CALIFORNIA
University of California College of Agricul-
ture, Berkeley
Thomas Forsythe Hunt, Dean
COLORADO
Colorado State Agricultural College, Fort
Collins
Charles A Lory, LL D President
S Arthur Johnson, M S , Dean
Clarence P Gillette, Director Experiment
Sta
Virginia H Corbett, Dean of Women
CONNECTICUT
Connecticut Agricultural College, Storrs
Charles L Beach, B B , President
School of Horticulture, Hartford
Stanley H Rood, A M , Director
DEJ^AWAKBJ
State College for Colored Students, Dover
William C Jason, A M . President
John L White, Supt Agrlc Department
FLORIDA
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical Col-
lege for Negroes, Tallahassee
Nathan B Toung, A.M , President
University of Florida College of Agriculture,
Gainesville
J J Vernon, MSA, Dean
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SCHOOLS OF AGRICULTURE
GEORGIA
Eighth District Agricultural School, Madi
son
W G Acree, Principal
Eleventh District Agricultural School, Dong
las
C W Davis, Principal
XUth District Agricultural School, Monroe
J Henry Walker, Principal
Ilrat District Agricultural School, Stat
boro
E C J Dickens Principal
Fourth District Agricultural School, Car-
rollton
J H Melson, Principal
Ninth District Agricultural College, Clarks-
vllle
M C Gay, Principal
North Georgia Agricultural College, Dahlo-
G B Glenn, LL.D, President
Second District Agricultural School, Tlpton
J F Hart, Jr , Principal
Seventh District Agricultural School, Pow-
der Springs
M K Hunt, Principal
Sixth District Agricultural School, Barnes-
ville
W H Maxwell Principal
Tenth District Agricultural School, Granite
firm
George White, Jr , Principal
Third District Agricultural School, Amencus
J M Collum, Principal
University of Georgia, College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts, Athens
Andrew McNalm Soule, President
IDAHO
I nHereity of Idaho, College of Agriculture,
Moscow
William L Carly le, M S , Dean
ILLINOIS
University of Illinois, College of Agriculture,
Urbana
Eugene Davenport, LL D , Dean
INDIANA
Purdue University, School of Agriculture,
La Fayette
John Harrison Skinner, B S , Dean
WInona College of Agriculture, WlnonaLake
T C Breckonrictgc, D D , President
IOWA
Iowa State College, Division of Agriculture,
Ames
C'harlrs Fjanklln Curtis*, MR \ Dean
KANSAS
Kansas State Agricultural College, Manhat-
tan
Henry J Waters, L.L D President
KENTUCKY
State University, Department of Agriculture,
Lexington
Henry 3 Barker, President
LOUISIANA
Claiborne Agricultural School, Arironla
W P Martin, Principal
Louisiana State University, College of Agri-
culture, Baton Rouge
William R Dodson * P Dean
Oak Grove Agricultural High School, Hop*
Villa
W C Abbott Principal
Southern University and Agricultural and
Mechanical College (colored), N*w Or-
leans
H A Hill President
MAINE
University of Maine, College of Agriculture,
Orono
Leon S Merrill MD Dean
Oak Grove Seminary, Vassalboro
LeRoy Jones, A M , Principal
MARYT \ND
Cnlxert Agricultural S< hool, Ktolng Sun
\lfird B \IcVov Prlnclpn)
Mart land Agricultural rollrgr. Cn!I*jr* I»*rk
Harrj J Pattor«on D Sc President
Prlmeftft Vnne Atademj (colored),
Anne
Thomnfl 14 Kiah AH Pilncipal
Rldgely Agricultural School Ridgety
C H Schopmoyer, Princlpftl
MA8SACHISKTTS
S<h«ol of
and Gardcolng, ttroton
Ocorglanna J Knn<I«*rn ^>t*if»
1Yaft*achwi*tt« Ajrricnltural roller*, Amh^rvt
K<ny<tn 1, Btitt* rrtcld run,
Montague Agricultural School,
Thomns Allen Principal
ettrfthftin Agriciitt on! J^-hool,
Unrrv W smith PrfncMpnl
Hmlth*s Agricultural Rrhool and oi
ton Sohool of Indnstrif*, North»mtt4«sj
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SCHOOLS OF AGRICULTURE
MICHIGAN
Dunbar School of Agriculture,
William Roesaler, Principal
Menomonle County Agricultural College,
Menomonie
J F Wojta, Superintendent
Michigan Agricultural College, Xanslng
Jc hnathan L Snyder, Ph D , President
Robert S Shaw, B 8 A , Dean
Etida Takeley, Registrar
MINNESOTA
Associated Schools of Agriculture, Cokato
John Munroe, Director
College of Agriculture, University of Minne-
sota, St Anthony tark
D D Mayne, Principal
Northwest School of Agriculture, Depart-
ment of University of Minnesota, Crooks-
ton
C G Selvig, M A , Superintendent
School of Agriculture, University of Minne-
sota, St Paul
John W Olsen, Dean
University of Minnesota, College of Agri-
culture* Minneapolis
Alfred F Woods M A , Dean
Weft Central Minnesota School of Agricul-
ture, Morris
B C Hlgbie, Director
MISSISSIPPI
Alcora Agricultural and Mechanical College
{colored), Alcorn
J A, Martin, AM, President
Jasper County Agricultural High School,
W 8 Huddleston, Principal
Leake County Agricultural High School,
C H Moore, Principal
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanleal
College, Agricultural College
John C Robert, B So . President
Pearl River County Agricultural High School,
Poplarvllle
T M Kelly,
Principal
MISSOURI
Missouri Botanical Garden School, St. Louis
Witllam Treletse, Be D , Director
University of Missouri, College of Agricul-
ture, Columbia
F B. Mumford, M,S , Dean
Washington University, Henry Shaw School
of Botany, St Louis
MONTANA
Montana Agricultural College,
James M. Hamilton, M.&, President
NEBRASKA
University of Nebraska, School of Agricul-
ture, Lincoln
Edgar Albert Burnett, B Sc , Dean
NEVADA
University of Nevada, College of Agriculture,
Reno
Patrick B Kennedy, Professor
NEW HAMPSHIRE
New Hampshire College of Agriculture, Dur-
Edward T Fair-child, LL.D , President
Walpole Agricultural High School, Walpole
Charles H Barnes, Principal
NEW JERSEY
Baron De HIrsche Agricultural School,
Woodbine
Louis J Cohen, Superintendent
NEW MEXICO
New Mexico College of Agriculture, State
College P O
George B Ladd, President
NEW YORK
Blnghamton Institute (colored), Blngham-
ton
Fred C Harel, Principal
Cornell University, New York State College
of Agriculture, Ithaca
Liberty K Bailey, Director
New York State School of Agriculture, Alfred
W J. Wright, Dean
New York State School of Agriculture, Can-
ton
Herbert B Cook, Director
NORTH CAROLINA
Agricultural and Mechanical College (col-
ored), Greensboro
James B Dudley, LL D , President
Carolina Collegiate and Agricultural Insti-
tute, Star
Dr Edward F Green, President
Cowee Mountain School of Industries Mid
Agriculture, Leathennan
H«B Allen, BA, Principal
North Carolina College of Agriculture, West
Raleigh
D H Kill, LittD, President
NORTH DAKOTA
North Dakota Agricultural College, Fargo
J H Worst, LL.IX, President
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SCHOOLS OF AGRICULTURE
OHIO
Ohio Northern University, College of Agri-
culture, Ada
BJdgar C JUchey, B S A , Dean
Ohio State University, College of Agricul-
ture, Columbus
Homer C Price, M S C , Dean
OKLAHOMA
Agricultural and Normal University (col-
ored), Hongston
Inman B Page, AH, President
Cameron State School of Agriculture, Law-
ton
E M Frost, President
Colored Agricultural and Normal University,
Langston
Inman E Page, President
Connell State School of Agriculture, Hen-
nessy
W S Calvert, Principal
Conner* State School of Agriculture, Warner
J S Murray. President
HaskeH State School of Agriculture, Broken
Arrow
Bllhu B Hinshaw, A M , President
Murray State School of Agriculture, Tisho-
mlngo
Richard M McCool President
Oklahoma Agricultural College, StUIwater
J H Connell, MS, President
Pan-Handle Agricultural Institute, Goo4w«H
Sanders W Black, President
OREGON
Oregon State Agricultural College, Corvallte
William J Kerr, PhD, President
PENNSYLVANIA
Downlngton Industrial and Agricultural
School, Downlngton
William \ Credltta, Principal
National Farm School, Jtfarm School P O
Rev Joseph Krauskopf, President
Pennsylvania School of Horticulture for
Women, Ambler
Miss Mary O Collins, Principal"
Pennsylvania State College, School of Agri-
culture, State College
Hnlph I, Watts, MS, Dean
RHODE ISLAND
Rhode Island State College, Kingston
Howard Ldwards LLD President
SOUTH CAROLINA
Clemson Agricultural College, Clemson Col-
lege
Joseph Nelson Harper, M Agr , Director
SOUTH DAKOTA
South Dakota College of Agriculture* Brook-
Ing*
Arthur A Brlgham, Ph D , Principal
TENNESSEE
Nashville Agricultural and Normal Institute,
Edward A Sutherland Principal
Industrial and Training School, Huntingdon
luiius Henry Boyer, Superintend***
University of Tennessee, College of Agricul-
ture, Knox\ille
Harcourt A Morgan, B S \ , Dean
TEXAS
Agricultural and Mechanical College of
Texas, College Station
Charles Puryear, M A , President
UTAH
Agricultural College of ttah, Logan
John A Widtsoe, Ph D , President
VERMONT
Lnlverftlty of Vermont, College of Agricul-
ture, Burlington
Joseph U Hills, Dean
VXHOXNXA
Appomatox Agricultural High School, Appo-
mattox
Lindsay Crawler, Principal
Chester Agricultural High Rrhoo!, Ch#*t«*
P M Tylw, Principal
Elk Creek Training School, Klk Creok
John Morgan Chltk. Principal
Gloucester Agricultural and X»4*«tria)
School (eolwftd), C»i>p*horf«
William O Price. President
Hampton Normal and Agrienltmti I*«titttU
(coloreu), Hiit&pto&
Rev HoJlis B Krlssell, LI/ D . President
PATTERSON'S AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY
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SCHOOLS OF AGRICULTURE
Virginia—- continued
Lebanon Agricultural High School, Lebanon
R D Swain, Principal
Manassas Agricultural High School, Ma-
H F Button, Principal
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Department
of Agriculture, Blacksburg
Joseph D Eggrleston, President
H S Price, M S , Dean
WASHINGTON
State College of Washington, Pullman
Enoch A. Bryan, LL.D , President
WEST VIBGINIA
West Virginia University College of Agricul-
ture, Morgantown
Edward D Sanderson, Dean
WISCONSIN
Dunn County School of Agriculture and Do-
mestic Economy, Menomonie
W W Sylvester, Principal
La Crosse County School of Agriculture and
Domestic Economy, Onalaska
Albert A Johnson, Principal
Marathon County School of Agriculture and
Domestic Economy, Wausau
C E Wells Principal
Medina Agricultural High School, Marshall
Claude H Eldred, Principal
Stephenson Training and Agricultural School,
Marinette
A M Olson, Superintendent
University of Wisconsin, College of Agricul-
ture, Madison
Harry L Russell, PhD, Dean
WYOMING
University of Wyoming, College of Agricul-
ture, Laranale
Henry G Knight, M A. , Dean
SCHOOLS OF FORESTRY
COLORADO
Colorado College School of Forestry, Colo-
rado Springs
William C Sturgis, Dean
CONNECTICUT
School of Horticulture, Hartford
Stanley H Hood, AM, Director
Tale Forest School, Tale University, New
Haven
James W Tourney, M A , Director
MICHIGAN
University of Michigan, Department of
Forestry, Ann Arbor
Filibert Roth, Director
Wyman School of the Woods, Mvnlslng
Director Wyman
MASSACHUS
Brie Forest School, Dux bury
F B Knapp, B S . Director
MINNESOTA
University of Minnesota, College of Forestry,
Minneapolis
Edward G Cheyney, B A , Director
NEBRASKA
University of Nebraska, School of Forestry,
Lincoln
W J MorrNl Dean
NEW YORK
New York State College of Agriculture at
Cornell University, School of Forestry,
Ithaca
Walter Mulfotd BS V, Professor
New York State College of Forestry, Syra-
cuse
Huarh P Baker, Director
NORTH CAROLINA
Biltmore Forest School, Biltmore
C A. Schenck, Director
NORTH DAKOTA
North Dakota School of Forestry, Bottlnean
W J Alexander, A M , President
PENNSYLVANIA
Pennsylvania State School of fcorestry,
Mont Alto
E A Zlegler, Director
WASHINGTON
University of Washington, College of For-
estry, Seattle
Hugo Wlnkenwprtler M F , Dean
WISCONSIN
t'nlverslty of Wisconsin, 8rh*ol of r«r«*tiry,
Madison
Kr<»<!<»rltk F K ftunlap Director
MANUAL, ANI> INDUSTRIAL, TRAINING
ANL> TRAJDE SCHOOLS
Agricultural and Mechanical College (col-
ored), Normal
Walter 8 Buchanan, President
Alabama Girls' Technical Institute, Monte-
vallo.
Thomas W Palmer, LLD, President
Barker Memorial Seminary (colored), An-
nlston
Rev R M Davis President
Calhoun Colored School, Calhoun
Miss Charlotte R Thorn, Principal
Corona Normal and Industrial Institute (col-
ored), Corona
M H Griffin President
Emerson Industrial Institute, Mobile
William Bnrnnrd Smith, President
Kowaliga Acamedlc and Industrial Institute
(colored)* Benson
William B Benson, Director
Norm*! Industrial and Collegiate Institute,
Rev H Herbert, Principal
Northeast Alabama Agricultural and Indus-
trial Institute, ttnevllle
John R McCain, Superintendent
Oakwood Manual Tratamg School, HtmtsvlUe
C J Boyd Principal
St Mark'* Academic and Industrial School
(colored), Birmingham
C W Brooks, Director
Snow Hill Normal and Industrial Institute,
Snow Hill
W J Edwards, Principal
Southern Industrial Institute and Trade
School, Camp Hilt
layman Ward Principal
Tnskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
(colored), Tuskegee
Booker T Washington, L*LiD, Principal
ARIZONA
Fort Mohave Indian School, Mohave City
Duncan D Mo Arthur, Superintendent
Fort Turn* Training School* Yuma
Loson L. Odle, Superintendent
MoQul Indian Training School, Keam's Canon
Theodore O Lemmon, Superintendent
Arizona — continued
Navajo Indian Training School, Fort De-
fiance
Peter Paqueth, Superintendent
United States Indian Industrial, School,
Phoenix
Charles W Goodman, Superintendent
ARKANSAS
(col-
Southern Baptist Industrial Academy
ored), Dermott
A R Ralford, Principal
Williams Industrial College (colored), Little
fiock
Rufus S Stout, LLD, President
CJXIFOBINA
Alameda Technical School, Alameda
Charles C Stafford, M 8 , Principal
California School of Mechanical Arts, San
Francisco
George A Merrill, Principal
16th and Utah Streets
Greenville Indian Industrial School, Green-
ville
George W Wlmberly, Superintendent
Heald's Engineering School, San Francisco
A X* Lesseman, Superintendent
425 McAllister Street
Pacific Technical College, Oakland
Charles C Swafford, President
Polytechnic College of Engineering, Oakland
W E3 Gibson, President
Preston School of Industry, lone
Calvin Derrick, Superintendent
Sherman Indian Institute, Riverside
Frank M Conser, Superintendent
State Normal School of Manual Arts and
Rome Economics, Santa Barbara
Miss Bdnah A Rich, Principal
Wllmerding School of Industrial Arts, San
George A Merrill, B 8 , Director
16th and Utah Streets
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MANUAL AND INDUSTRIAL TRAINING AND TRADE SCHOOLS
COLORADO
Fort Lewis Indian Training: School, Breen
W M Peterson, Superintendent
Manual Training: High School, Denver
Charles A Bradley* Principal
Teller Institute for Indiana, Grand Junction
Charles B Burton, Superintendent
CONNECTICUT
Boardman Manual Training High School,
New Haven
Charles L Kirschner, Director
VOOyer Institute, Hartford
George C Hubert, General Secretary
Manual Training- and Industrial School, New
London
Frederick 8 Hitchcock, Director
State Trade School, Bridgeport
Alfred P Fletcher, Director
State Trade School, New Britain
C F Woolsey Director
Waterbnry Institute of Craft and Industry,
Waterbnxy
Miss Anna L Ward, Director
Y M C A School, Bridgeport
J Holmes Ph B , Director
Tale and To-wne Manufacturing: Company
School, Stamford
A F Bardwell, Director
DELAWABE
St. Joseph's Industrial School for Colored
Boys, Clayton
L. B Paatorelli, Director
State College for Colored Students, Dover
William C Jason, A M , President
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
BUns Electrical School, Washington
Louis Denton Bliss, President
Takoma Park
Colombia Polytechnic Institute for the Blind,
Washington
Frank E) Cleveland, Principal
Howard University, School of Manual Arts
and Applied Sciences (colored), Wash-
ington
Perry B Perkins, Ph D , Director
Industrial Home School, Washington
Bernard T Janney, Superintendent
McKlnley Manual Training School, Wash-
ington
Frank C Daniel, Principal
FLORIDA
Boylan Home Industrial Training School,
Jacksonville
Miss Bertha B Losee, Principal
Fessenden Academy and Industrial School,
iFessenden
Florida — continued
Joseph L Wiley, Principal
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical College
for Negroes, Tallahassee
Nathan B Young, A M , President
Normal and Manual Training School, Orange
Park
Mrs L St J Hitchcock, Principal
St Petersburg Normal and Industrial School,
St Petersburg
J E Ouislnger, Principal
GEORGIA
Agricultural and Mechanical School, Carroll-
ton
J H Melson, A B , Principal
Berry School, Mount Berry
Miss Martha Berry, Director
Clark University (colored), Atlanta
William W Foster, Jr , DP, President
Dorchester Academy, Mclntosh
Frederic W Foster, Principal
Exposition Cotton Mill School, Atlanta
Director
Georgia Normal and Industrial College, Mil-
ledgevttle
Marvin M Parks, President
Georgia State Industrial College (colored),
Savannah
B. B, Wright, LX*D, President
Km* Institute and Industrial School (col-
ored), Athens
L 8. Clark, AM, Principal
IDAHO
Idaho Industrial Institute, Weiser
Rev Edward A Paddock, President
ILLINOIS
BIssell College of Photo Engraving, Bfltog-
ham
L H BJieell, President
Bradley Polytechnic Institute Pcoria
Theodore 0 Burgess Ph r> Director
Central Station Institute, Chicago
H L Lincoln Instructor
112 W Adams Street
Chicago Industrial School for Oirto, Chicago
49th Street and Prnlrtft Avenue
Chicago Nautical School, Cfakag*
W L. Cowles, Principal
Masonic Temp!*
Chicago Parental School, Chicago,
Pet<»r A Mortonson ftuperfntrndent
W Foster and N Ontr*l Park Ave
Chicago School of Painting, D*ro**tfttg awl
Faperbaagtog, Chicago
Q D Green* Principal
412 NT Dearborn &tr«tt
Chicago Technical College, ChSr***
Charles W Mor«y, President
m 8 Michigan Av«nu*
Chicago School of Watchnftafclag, Cbloag*
If IB Van Suren Street
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MANUAL AND INDUSTRIAL TRAINING AND TRADE SCHOOLS
Illinois — continued
Cooper School of Photography, Chicago
269 Ashland Boulevard
Coyne National Trade Schools, Chicago
ti L Cooke, Director
45 East Illinois Street
Gienwood Manual Training: School, Glen-
wood
Leo A Philips, Superintendent
Illinois College of Photography, Bfflngham
L H Blssell President
Illinois Industrial School for Girls, Chicago
Miss M Molntosh, Secretary
79 Dearborn Street
Illinois Manual Training School, Glenwood
Marion E Lollar, Superintendent
James Milliken, V&lversity Academy, Decatur
Benjmain B Jones, A M , Principal
Jewish Training School, Chicago
Orris J Mllliken, Superintendent
564 W 12th Place
Jones School of Auctioneering, Chicago
Carey M. Jones, President
14 N Sacramento Boulevard
Lewis Institute, Chicago
George Noble Carman, A M , Director
Madison and Robey Streets
Northern Illinois College of Ophthalmology
and Otology, Chicago
J B McFatrich, MD, President
153 N Michigan Avenue
Technological College of Zymotechnlo Insti-
tute, Chicago
J B Siebe, PhD, Director
Wahl-Keinus Institute of Fermentology,
Chicago
Robert Wahl, Director
INDIANA
Xndi*a» Boys' School,
B B York*, Superintendent
Indiana Industrial School for Girls,
apoti*
t>r Kenosha Sessions, Superintendent
Industrial School, Wolf lake
Ellsworth A Kern, Principal
Manual Training Academy, Tairland
B F Macklan, Principal
National Technical Institute of Indianapolis,
Indianapolis
Rev & C Dickey, Secretary
118 Monument PL
Polk School of Wane Tuning, Valparaiso
C a Polk, Principal
United Typothetae of America, Technical
School of Printing, Indianapolis
P O Climer, Director
1600 B Michigan
Valparaiso School of Photography, Valpa-
A H Reading, principal
WtooB* Technical institute, Indianapolis
W C Smith, A B , Principal
IOWA
Hoh*n*eh«h»Carp«nt«r College of Bmhalm-
tng, Itos Mbta**
William a Carpenter, M.IX. Secretary
Iowa — continued
Holmes Optical College, DCS Molnes
Harry P Holmes President
Iowa Industrial Academy, Nevada
M N Campbell, Principal
Sax and Fox Industrial School, Toledo
O J Green, Superintendent
State Industrial School for Boys, Eldora
W I* Kuser, Superintendent
State Industrial School for Girls, Mitchell-
vllle
Lucy M Sickles Superintendent
Western Iowa Vocational College, Harlan
John H Hutchinson, President
KANSAS
Atchlson. Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Ap-
prentice Schools, Topcka
F W Thomas, Superintendent
HaskeU Institute, Lawrence
J R Wiser. Superintendent
State Industrial School for Girls
Mrs Julia B Perry, Superintendent
State Industrial Reformatory, Hutchinson
Chas W Richards, A B , Superintendent
State Industrial School for Boys, Topeka
H W Charles Superintendent
Topeka industrial and Educational Institute
William R Carter, President
Topeka Industrial and Educational Institute
(colored), Topeka
William R Carter, President
Topeka Industrial and Educational Institute,
Topeka
William R Carter, President
Western University (colored), Qulndaro
Shelton French, A.M , President
KENTUCKY
Atkinson Literary and Industrial School,
Madlsonville
J W Martin, Principal
Barret Manual Training High School, Hen-
Alfred Livingston, Principal
Eckstein Norton XTntvcrsity, Cane Spring
Principal
Harlan Normal and Industrial Institute,
Harlan
Miss Mary Johns, Principal
Kentucky Normal and Industrial Institute
(colored), Frankfort
John K Jackson, A.M , President
LOUISIANA
Gilbert Industrial School (colored), Baldwin
J R Reynolds, Principal
Isadore Newman Manual Training School,
New Orleans
CUrence C Henson, M A , Principal
1831 Peters Avenue
Louisiana Industrial Institute, Burton
John Bphralxn Keeny, M.B , President
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MANUAL AND INDUSTRIAL TRAINING AND TR\DE SCHOOLS
Louisiana — continued
Southwestern Louisiana Industrial Institute,
LA ITayette
Edwin L Stephana, PhD, President
MAINE
Bath Iron Works School of Shipbuilding,
Bath
MARYLAND
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, Baltimore
William R. King, Principal
$11 Courtland Street
Colored Industrial School, Salisbury
William J Holloway, Principal
Princess Anne Academy (colored), Princess
Thomas H Kiah, A B , Principal
MASSACHUSETTS
Beverly Independent Industrial School, Bev-
erly
William P Taylor, Superintendent
Boys' Institute of Industry, Boston
Joseph B Stewart, Superintendent
1168 Tremont Street
Bradford Durfee Textile School, Fall River
J W Bailey, Superintendent
Bromfleld-Pearson School Tufts College,
Tufts College
Gardner C Anthony, Sc D , Dean
Coyne's Boston Trade School, Boston
James Coyne, President
121 Haverhlll Street
Evening: School of Trades, Springfield
Charles F Warner, Principal
Farm and Trade School, Boston
Charles H Bradley, Principal
Hebrew Industrial School, Boston
Louis Hecbt, Jr, Principal
Hill Institute, Northampton
Frank Pitkhi Lane Ptlncipal
Independent Industrial School, Worcester
EJ H Fish, Director
Lowell Textile School, Lowell
Charles H Eames, Principal
Ludlow Textile School, Ludlow
Frederick L Hunn,, Principal
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Associa-
tion Trade School, Boston
John W Wood, Jr, Director
New Bedford Industrial School, New Bed-
ford
William B Hatch, President
New Bedford Textile School, New Bedford
Henry W Nichols, M A , Superintendent
North Bennett Street Industrial School, Bos-
ton
Alvln B Dodd, Director
North Knd Union School, Boston
Samuel F Hubbird, Superintendent
Sloyd Training School, Boston
Gustaf Larsson, Principal
7 Hnrcourt Street
Smith's Agricultural School and Northamp-
ton School of Industries, Northampton
Ratal W. Stimson, AM, Principal j
Ma
chusetti
ontinued
South End Industrial School, Boxbnry
Louise Howe, Principal
The New School, Boston
Vesper L George and Douglas C Connah,
Directors
Trade School for Girls, Boston
Florence E Leadbetter, Principal
Waltham Horologtcal School, Walthaxn
El H Swain, Director
Warren Academy, Wohurn
Director
Wentworth Institute, Boston
Aithur L Wllllston, Principal
MICHIGAN
Cedar Lake Industrial Academy, Cedar Lake
Sylvester M Butler, President
Detroit School of Lettering, Detroit
Laurence S Strong, Pieaident
Detroit School of Retmosoopy, Detroit
William H Poole, M D , President
270 Woodward Avenue
Hacbley Manual Training School* Moskegon
Joseph D Bicknell, Director
Industrial School for Bojs, Lansing
Edward M Law eon, Superintendent
Industrial School for Girls* Adrian
Mary C Johnson, Superintendent
MINNESOTA
Finnish. Working People** College, Smith-
vine
George Simla, Lecturer
Mechanic Arts High School, St Pant
George Weitbrecht, Principal
Parker College, Winnebago
Bent I*onffb} Ficttldf nt
Stone's School of Watchmaking, 8t Paul
H \ Stnnr, Pnslduit
908 Glob* Building
MISSISSIPPI
Alcorn \jrri<wltural and Mechanic*! College
<<«>lored), 41oorn
J A Martin, H**, President
Edwards Industrial High tfefeool, Edwards
Sterling P Brown, Principal
Qrenada-Zlon Industrial Collect (colored >»
John W Cross. Principal
Industrial Institute and Cottar*, Colombo*
H r* Whlt«'ii«W, !»M»idcnt
KoscloiKo Industrial College (colored), K««-
C H Booker. Principal
School of Industrial Kdwallon, A, **4 M
College A«ricu»or»l Oolite P O
r H Rrunnon, A M IMnprtor
8cho«I of Textile Xndustry, A and Mt C«t-
lege, Agricultural <*oifet* P O*
J O Comnn It Sc , niret tor
Okalona Indo.trUJ Brhool,
A Battle, Principal
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MANUAL AND INDUSTRIAL. TRAINING AND TRADE SCHOOLS
MISSOURI
Academy of Architecture and Industrial Sci-
ence, St. Louis
Henry C F Maack, Principal
1742 Chouteau Avenuq
Coyne School, St Louis
John P Wenz, Director
David Rankin, Jr, School of Mechanical
Trades, St Louis
Lewis Gustafson, Director
Kansas CItj Watchmaking: School, Kansas
City
Oscar W Dijer, Principal
Manual Training High School, Kansas City
Edward D Phillips, Principal
Manual Training School of Washington Uni-
versity, St. Louis
W R Vickroy, Ph B , Principal
St. Louis Watchmaking School, St. Louis
R Jaegermann, President
5815 Easton Avenue
Washington University, Manual Training
School, St Louis
W R Vickroy, A M , Director
Women's Training School, St Louis
Miss Mary C Fulton, Educ Sec'y
1411 Locust Street
MONTANA
Billings Polytechnic Institute, Billings
Lewis T Eaton, M S , Director
NEBRASKA
Industrial School for Girls, Geneva
I,ydla J McMahon, Superintendent
Industrial School for Boys, Kearney
R V Clark, Superintendent
Omaha Watch Repairing, Engraving and Op-
tical Institute, Omaha
A B Tarbox, Director
Sfttttoe Normal Training School (Indian),
Santee
B«v Alfred L, Biggs, Principal
University of Nebraska* School of Home Eco-
nomics, Lincoln
Rosa Bouton, A MC , Director
NEVADA
Indian Training School, Carson City
C H Asbury, Superintendent
NEW JERSEY
Evening Technical School, Jersey City
P S Hulsiawr, Principal
Manual Training and High School, Camdeu
James B Bryan, Principal
Manual Training and Industrial School for
Colored Youth, Bordentown
James M Gregory, President
Newark Technical School, Newark
Charles A Cotton, EM, President
Paterson Silk Textile Institute, Patemon
John Bentley, Director
School of Industrial Arts, Trenton
Frank Forest Frederick, Director
NEW MEXICO
Albuquerque Indian School* Albuquerque
Reuben Perry, Superintendent
Harwood Industrial School, Albuquerque
Mias Luella B Price, Principal
Manual School, Albuquerque
J C Ross, A B , Superintendent
United States Indian Industrial School, San-
ta Fe
F H Coggeshall, Superintendent
NEW YORK
American School of Engraving, New York
Joseph A Goldstein, Manager
80 Bast 14th Street
Barlow School of Industrial Arts, Bhig1**1^-
ton
Vinton S Paessler, A.M , Principal
Baron De Hirsche Trade School, New York
j Ernest G Yalden, Superintendent
222 East 64th Street
Binghamton Institute (Colored) Blnghamton
Fred C Hazel, Principal
Brooklyn Industrial School of Arts and Sci-
ence, Brooklyn
F A Hooper, Director
502 Fulton Street
Columbia University, School of Architecture,
New York
A D F Hamlin, Principal
Cooper Union School, New York
Fiedeiick Dlelman, Director
Cooper Union
Cornell University, College of Architecture,
Ithaca
Clarence A Martin, Director
Coyne Plumbing School, New York
2S9 Tenth Avenue
Ethical Culture School, New York
Franklin "C Lewis, Superintendent
83% Central Park West
General Society of Mechanics and Trades-
men School* New York
Hebrew Technical Institute, New York
Edgar S Barney, Sc D , Principal
86 Stuyvesant Street
Hebrew Technical School for Girls, New
York
Abram 1 Blhus, Principal
Hunt Memorial School, George Junior Re-
public, Freevill«
Calvin Derrick, Director
Highland Falls Trade School, Herklmer
Lemcke's Cooking School, New York
Emma K Lemcke-Barkhauaen, Principal
2 Bast 42d Street
Manhattan Trade School for Girls, New York
Florence Marshall, Principal
809 East 28d Street
Mechanics' Institute, New York
Louis Rouillion, Director
20 West 44th Street
Mount Tabor Manual Training and Industrial
School (colored), New York
Rev Horace G Miller, Director
57 West 134th Street
National Brewers' Academy, New York
Francis Wvatt, Ph D , Director
New York Electrical School, New York
George J Cox, Director
39 West 17th Street
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New York— continued
New York Nautical College, New York
Capt. Howard Patterson, Principal
318 W 67th Street
New York School of Applied Design for
Women, New York
Frank Tllford, President
160 Lexington Avenue
New York State School of Clay Working
and Ceramics, Alfred
Charles F Binns, MS, Director
New York Trade School, New York
H V Brill, Superintendent
1st Avenue, 67th and 68th Streets
Polytechnic Preparatory School, Brooklyn
A E Duer, Headmaster
99 Livingston Street
Pratt Institute, Brooklyn
Charles M Pratt, Secretary
215 Ryerson Street
Rochester Athenaeum and Mechanics' Insti-
tute, Boohester
Carlton B Gibson, President
Saunderg Trade School, Yonkers
Joseph J Baton, Principal
Technical School for Carriage Draftsmen
and Mechanics, New York
Andrew F Johnson, Director
Webb's Academy and Home for Shipbuilders,
New York
J Irwln Chaff ee, AM,
188th Street and Sedgwick Avenue
Wilson Industrial School for Girls, New York
Mrs Edward G Janeway, Director
NORTH CAROLINA
Academical and Industrial Institute, North
Wllkesboro
Agricultural and Mechanical College (col-
ored), Greensboro
James B Dudley, LLD President
Albemarle Normal and Industrial Institute,
Albemarle
George H Atkinson. Principal
Asheville Farm School, Asheville
Rev G Surnner Boskervllle, Superintendent
Brevard Institute, Brevard
C H Trowbrtdge, A M , Principal
Central Industrial School, Columbus
J G McLaughlin, Principal
Cowee Mountain School of Industries and
Agriculture, Leatherman
H B Allen B A , Principal
Home Industrial School, Asheville
Miss Florence Stephenson, Principal
North Carolina College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts, Textile School, Raleigh
Thomas Nelson, Dean
St. Augustine's School (colored), Raleigh
Rev A B Hunter, Principal
Shaw University, Department of Industries
(colored), Raleigh
Gaston A Edwards, M S , Superintendent
United States Indian Industrial School,
Cherokee
DeWItt S Harris Superintendent
Valle Cruets Industrial School, Talle Crucls
Miss Mary B Homer, Principal
NORTH DAKOTA
North Dakota School of Science, Wahpetoa
E3 G Burch, President
State Manual Training School, EUendale
Willis B Johnson, A M , President
OHIO
Boys' Industrial School, Lancaster
H U Hastings, Superintendent
Curry Normal and Industrial Institute (col-
ored), Vrbana
Elmer W B Curry, President
McDonald Educational Institute, Cincinnati
7th and Walnut Streets
Stiver's Manual Training High School, Day-
ton
William H Meek, Principal
Toledo University Manual Training School,
Toledo
Charles G Menzel, M E , Dean
Technical Academy, GreemHIe
John Beers, Principal
Wayne Technical Academy, Greenville
John Beers, Principal
OKLAHOMA
Colored Agricultural and Normal University,
Langston
Inman E Page, President
Oklahoma Industrial Institute said CoHcge
J B Bfekrldge, PhD, President
OREGON
Boys' and Girls' School of Trade, Portland
Charles Frledel, Principal
PENNSYLVANIA
Avery College Trade School, Flttsburg
Joseph D Mahoney, superintendent
Borean Normal Training and Industrial
School, Philadelphia
Rev Matthew Anderson, A M , Principal
* « ^ So College Ave and 19th St,
Bowman Technical School, Lancaster
John J Bowman, Director
Boys' Industrial Association, 8<*r*aton
Henry Holder, Superintendent
Boys' Industrial School, WlUiamoport
Rev T P S Wilson, Manager
Carlisle Indian Industrial School, Carlisle
M Friedman, Superintendent
Carnegie InstNute, School of Applied Indus-
tries, Pittsburgh
Clifford B Oonnelley, \ M , D« nn
Casino Technical Night School, East Pitts-
burg
C H Dooley, Principal
Downington Industrial and
School (colored), Hownlngton
William A oreditt. Principal
Drexel Institute, Philadelphia
James MaoAllster, LL D , President
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Penns> ivania— continued
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia
William H Thome, Superintendent
GIrard College for Orphans, Philadelphia
Chessman A Herrlck, Ph D , President
Margaret Morrison Carnegie School, Pitts-
burgh
V. A Hamerschlag, D Sc , Director
Schenley Park
Pennsylvania College of Embalming, Dept
Pittsburgh School of Anatom\, Pittsburgh
J Henry Long P D Dean
909 Sanduaky
Pennsylvania Museum and School of Indus-
trial Art, Philadelphia
Leslie W Miller, Director
Philadelphia College of Horology, Philadel-
phia-
F W Schuber, Director
Philadelphia Trades School, Philadelphia
William C Ash, Director
Philadelphia Textile School, Philadelphia
Theodore C Search, President
Broad and Pine Streets
Schwab Industrial School, Homestead
Gf»orgo W Hamilton, Director
Smith Manual Training School, Scranton
Donald P GlenHon, B PC , Principal
Stexens Manual Training School, Lancaster
William M«»llor Superintendent
Te<hnlcal High School, Harrlsburg
Ohnrles B Fager, Jr , Principal
Thaddeus Stetens Industrial School, Lan-
caster
Charles I Lnndla Director
I nltcd-Rtate* Indian IndiiHtrlal School,
Carlisle
MOSPS Friodmnn Superintendent
Inlterftity of Pennsylvania, Department of
Architecture, Philadelphia
Warren P Lnlrd, Director
Williamson Free School of Mechanical
Trades* Williamson School
John M Shrlgley, President
RHODE ISLAND
8t Andrews Industrial School, Harrington
Rev William M Chapln, Principal
Townsend Industrial School, Newport
tttorge H Bryant, Director
SOUTH CAROLINA
Cherokee Normal and Industrial Institute
<co!or«td) Gaffney
X A Sims, Principal
Clemson College, Textile Department, Clem-
son
Charles S Dnggett, Director
Ferguson-Williams Normal and Industrial
College, Abbeville
B W Williams
Normal, Industrial and Mechanical College
of South Carolina (Colored), Orangeburg
U fi Wllklngnn, President
Scofield Seminary (colored), Aiken
Marthn Rchofleld, General Manager
Sonth Carolina Industrial School, Florence
J Ii. Mann, Ph D , Superintendent
South Carolina — continued
South Carolina Industrial Home. Hartsville
Rev Richard Carroll, Manager
Sterling Industrial College (Colored) Green-
ville
D M Minus, President
Voorhces Industrial School (Colored), Den-
mark
Martin \ Menafee Principal
SOUTH DAKOTA
Chamberlain Indian Industrial School, Can-
Ion
John FHnn, Superintendent
Indian Industrial School, Pierre
C H Crandall, Superintendent
Northern Manual and Industrial School,
Aberdeen
George W Nash, U, D, President
Oa|ce Industrial School, Pierre
Mrs T L, Rlggs, Principal
Plalnview Academy, Redfleld
F R Isaac, Principal
XT S Indian Training School, Flandreau
Ohnrlos F Pierce Superintendent
TENNESSEE
Industrial and Training School, Huntingdon
J H Bayer Superintend* nt
Morrtatown Normal and Industrial College
Colored), Morrlstown
Tuflson S Hill D D rrtsldetit
Southern School of Photography, McMInn-
vllle
W S T Ivc Iv Dh octor
Southern Training School, Graysvllle
Mnrshnll B Vnn Kirk, Principal
TEXAS
Allan Manual Training School, Austin
Director
College of Industrial Arts, Denton
Cre* T Work, President
Fort Worth Industrial and Mechanical Col-
lege (colored), Fort Worth
Major J Johnson, President
Industrial School for Girls, Castroville
Director
Wolfe Vocational School for Boys, San An-
tonio
L B Wolfe, Principal
XITAH
State Industrial 8<hool, Ogden
Dr E G Go wan », Principal
VERMONT
Vermont State Industrial School, Vergennet
J N Bars*, Principal
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MANTTAL. ANT> INDUSTRIAL, TRAINING AND TRADE SCHOOLS
VIRGINIA
Bowline: Green Industrial Academy (Col-
ored), Bowling Green
L L Davis Principal
Chrlstlanburg Industrial Institute (Colored),
Cambria
B3 A Long, Principal
Gloucester Agricultural and Industrial School
(colored) Cappahoslc
'William G Price, President
Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute
(colored), Hampton
Rev Hollia B Frlssell L.L, D Principal
Miller Manual School of Albexnarle, Miller
School P O
Robert B Fulton "LTj D Superintendent
8t Paul Normal and Industrial School, JLaw-
renceville
Rev James S Russell Principal
Smallwood Memorial Institute (colored),
Claremont
Mrs Rosa H Smallwood Principal
State Normal and Industrial School for
Women, Harrison burg:
Julian A Bun UBS A M , President
Virginia Mechanics* Institute, Richmond
Frank W Duke, Superintendent
Virginia Normal and Industrial Institute
(Colored), Petersburg
J H Johnston, Ph D , President
WASHINGTON
State Training School, Cheballs
C C Aapinwall Superintendent
WEST VIRGINIA
Industrial School for Girls, Salem
Hilda M Dungan Principal
WISCONSIN
Holy family a industrial School, Bay field
Caalmlr Vogt, O F M , President
Industrial Chemical Institute of Milwaukee,
Milwaukee
Frank Kramer, Director
Milwaukee Public School of Trades for Boys,
Milwaukee
James L Cox Principal
Milwaukee Public S< hool of Trades for Girls,
Milwaukee
Miss Ora O Blanchar Principal
School of Engineering of Milwaukee Mil-
waukee
Oscar Werwath Director
Stout Institute, Menomonle
L D Harvey, Ph D Superintendent
Tomah Indian Industrial Training School,
Tomah
Llndley M Compton, Superintendent
Wisconsin State Mining Trade School, Platte-
illle
Harold C George, Director
SCHOOLS OF THEOLOGY
Payne University Theological Department
(A MEL), Selma
Rev William H Bowen, D D , Dean
St. Bernard College and Abbey <RC), St
Bernard
Rev Bernard Menges O S B , President
Ktlllman Institute (colored, Presb ), Tnsca-
looiia
Rev J H Davis President
Talladega College (colored), Theological De-
partment (Cons: ) , Talladeffa
Rev D Butler Pratt, D D , Dean
ARKANSAS
Arkansas Baptist College Sohool of Theology,
IJttle Rock
Rev Joseph A Booker, D D , Dean
Shorter College Theological Department (A
M.B.), Little Rock
Rev T H Jackson, D D , Dean
CALIFORNIA
Berkeley Bible Seminary (Disc.), Berkeley
Harvey H Guy, Ph D , Dean
Church Divinity School of the Pacific <P H )»
Han Framlsco
Rt Rev William Ford Nichols, D D , Dean
1061 Taylor Street
Pacific Coast Baptist Theological Seminary,
Berkeley
Clalborne M Hill, D D , President
Pacific Theological Seminary (Cong ), Berke-
ley
Charles Sumner Nash, D D , President
Pacific Unitarian School for the Ministry,
Earl Morse Wilbur, STB, Dean
St. Patrick's Seminary (R.O >, Menlo Park
Rev K Ayrlnhae, S 8 , President
San Francisco Theological Seminary (Presb.),
San Aoselmo
Warren K Land on, D D , President
University of Southern California, Maclay
College of Theology <M B >, Los Angeles
Rsra A Kealy, D D » Dean
COLORADO
niff School of Theology (MB,), Denver
Harris F Rail, PhD, President
Western Holiness College and Bible Train-
ing School, Colorado Springs
Jessie B Denny, President
CONNECTICUT
Berkeley Divinity Sohool (PE ), Middletown
Rev Samuel Hart, D D , Dean
Hartford Theological Seminary (Cong),
Hartford
William D MacKenzle D D , LL, D Presi-
dent
Yale Divinity School (Cong ) , New Haven
Charles R Brown, D D , Dean
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Catholic University of America School of
Sacred Sciences, Washington
Vorv RPV Phul<s F \lkfti 8 T F> Denn
Howard tTnlversltr Theological Department
(Interdenom ), Washington
Isaac Clark, D D Dean
King Theological Hall <PB), Washington
Rev William N Tunnell, Warden
National Training School for Missionaries and
Deaconesses (MB.), Washington
Rev William H Wilder, DD, President
FLORIDA
St Leo College and Abbey (R.C.), St. Leo
Rt Rev Charles K Mohr, O 8 B , President
GBOROIA
Atlanta Baptist College Divinity School
(colored), Atlanta
Rev John Hope, A M , Dpan
Atlanta Theological Seminary (Cong*), At-
lanta
Rev E} layman Hood, Ph D , President
800 Stewart Avenue
Gammon Theological Seminary (ME), At-
lanta
Rev 8 B Tdleman, DD, President
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SCHOOLS OF THEOLOGY
Georgia — continued
Morris Brown University Turner Theological
Seminary (AJKE), Atlanta
Rev W A Fountain, STB, Piesldent
Payne College (colored), Augusta
Dr Arkin, President
ILLINOIS
Augustana College Theological Seminary
OBv&uth.), Bock Island
Guatave Andreen, Ph D , President
Baptist Missionary Training School, Chicago
Mrs A B Reynolds, Principal
2969 Vernon Avenue
Bethany Bible School, Chicago
Albert C Wiland, President
3435 W Van Buren Street
Cathedral College, Chicago
F A Purcell, DD, President
710 Cass Street
Chicago Evangelistic Institute, Chicago
Key G A McLaughlln Dean
1754 W Washington Boulevard
Chicago Theological Seminary (Cong), Chi-
Ozora Stearns Davis, DD, President
20 North Ashland Blvd
Concordla College (Evang Lnth ), Springfield
Rev. Reinhold Pieper, A B , President
Eureka College, Department of Sacred The-
ology (Disc ), Eureka
Alexander C Gray, Dean
Evangelical Lutheran Theological Seminary,
Mayweed
Bev Revere F Weidner, D D , President
Evangelical Proseminary, Elmhuxst
Rev D Irion, D D , President
Evangelical Theological Seminary, Napervllle
Rev S J Gamertsfelder, Principal
Garrett Biblical Institute (MB), Evanston
Charles Ma can lay Stuart, D D , President
German Evangelical Lutheran Seminary,
Springfield
Belnbold Pieper, AB, President
Manning Bible School (Free Bapt.), Cairo
Rev A J Herron, President
McCormlck Theological Seminary (Presb),
Chicago
Bev James G K McClure, President
2820 N Balsted Street
Moody Bible Institute, Chicago
James M Gray, DD, Dean
163 Institute Place
Norwegian Danish Theological Seminary,
Evaneton
Bev Nela B Slmonsen, DD, Dean
Vastors' CoUege, Champaign
George T&om Smith, Ph. D , President
Ryder Divinity School (tlniv ), Chicago
Rev Lewis B Fisher, D D , Dean
5783 Kenwood Avenue
St Vlatenr's College Theological Seminary
(B C ), Bourbonnats
Rev J P O'Mahoney, CSV, President
Sburtleff Divinity School (Bapt), Alton
Ransom Harvey, D D , Dean
Illinois — continued
Swedish Theological Seminary (M.E.), Evans-
ton
Rev Carl G Wallemlus, DD, President
Union Biblical Institute, Kapemille
8 L Umbach, D D Acting President
University of Chicago Divinity School <Bapt ),
Chicago
Shaller Mathews, DD , LL D , Dean
Western Theological Seminary (PE.), Chi-
cago
Rev William C De Witt STDf Dean
2726 Washington Blvd
INDIANA
Read Theological Seminary Taylor University
(ME.), Upland
Rev Monroe Vayhlnger, D D , President
St, Melnard College Ecclesiastical Seminary
(R.C ), St Meinard
Authanaslus Schmltt, OSB, President
Union Bible Seminary, WtstfieM
William M Smith Superintendent
Union Christian CoUege Bible Department,
AKerom
Rev Daniel A &ang» DD» Dean
IOWA
Central Holiness University School of Theolo-
gy, University Park
Rev George A McLaughlln, D D , President
Drake University College of the Bible
(Chris.), »e* Xotee*
Sherman Kirk, A M , Dean
German Presbyterian Theological School of
the Northwest, Dnbuq»e
Rev Cornelius M Stiffens DD Dean
Grand Tlew College Theological School
(Lnth ), Des Molnes
Rev El Wagner, D D President
Wartburg Theological Seminary (Ev Loth),
Dubnque
Prof M Frltschel. AM, President
KANSAS
Kansas City Baptist Theological Seminary,
Kansas City
Philip W Crannell, DD, President
B^»^«*y UsJiwIty Colfcc*
(Meth Prot.), Kansas City
Rev Herbert T Stephens, D.D, Dean
S«h**I of the Bible MM! Churlstlstt Tr
Washbtirn College (Cong.), Tope**
Rev Frank T &««, D D , Dean
Holmes Dysiager, DD,
College of the Bible. Transylvania l*n!v*r*l*y
(Dtw.), I^xhxgton
Hall Laurie Calhoun, Ph D , Principal
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SCHOOLS OF THEOLOGY
Kentucky— continued
Louisville Christian Bible School (Non-scot.),
Louisville
Adoniram J Thompson, A M , Director
Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Louisville
Rev Charles R Hemphill, D D , Dean
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary,
Louisville
Rev Edgar T Mullins, LL D , President
LOUISIANA
t Diversity Theological Department
(Bapt ), New Orleans
R. W Perkins, Ph D , Dean
St Louis Diocesan Seminary, New Orleans
Rev Michael S Ryan, C M , President
MAINE
Bangor Theological Seminary (Cong ), Ban-
Rev *David N Beach, DD, President
MARYLAND
Mount St Mary's College Ecclesiastical Sem-
inary (R.C ), Emmittaburg
Rev B J Bradley. President
Red+mptoriAt Novitiate (R.C), Ilchtster
Rov John Hnuaser, C S , S R , Rector
St. Mary's Seminary (RC), Baltimore
Very Rev E, R. Dyer, S S , D D , President
Paca Street
Westminster Theological Seminary (Meth
Prot >» Westminster
Rev Hugh £i Elderdioe. DD, President
Woodstock College <R.C.), Woodstock
Joseph C Hanselman, SJ, President
MA SSAC PL 0 BMHbtffl
Andover Theological Seminary <Cong ), Cam-
orluge
Albert P Fitch, DD, President
Boston University School ot Theology (M.B.),
Boston
Lauras* J Blrney, DD, Dean
72 Mount Vernon Street
Crane Theological Seminary Tofts College
(Univ.), Tofts College
Hev L«P Sullivan McOollester, Dean
Dlvmlty School of Harvard University (non-
sect*)* Cambridge
William Wallace F«nn, D,D, Bean
Episcopal Theological Seminary, Cambridge
fUv. George Hodge*. DD, PraMent
New Church Theological School. Cambrid
William X* Worcester. President
Now
Deaconess Blkto Tratnlag
toa Center
Rev. Ooorgo EL Horr, D.P*. Preaidont
Massachusetts — continued
St. John9* Boston Ecclesiastical Semtaary
(B.C ), Boston
Rev Daniel B Maher. DD, President
St John's Normal College, Danvers
Rev Br Dominic, President
MICHIGAN
Adrian Theological Seminary Adrian College
(Meth. Prot ), Adrian
Rev Harlan L Freeman, D D , Dean
Sooml College Theological Seminary (Knnish
Ev Loth), Hancock
Rev. John K. Nikander, D D , Dean
Theolojtical School and Calvin College, Grand
Rapids
Rev Louis Berkhof, President
Western Theological Seminary (Bef Oh.),
Holland
Rev John W Beardslee, DD, President
MINNESOTA
Augsburg Seminary (Ev Luth,), Minneapolis
George Sverdrup, Jr , MA, President
German Evangelical Lutheran Seminary, St.
Paul
Rev H Ernst, D D , President
Luther Seminary, St Paul
Rev H Hi nst D D , President
Northwestern Bible and Missionary Train-
ing School
J C Buck hoc Principal
Red Wing Theological Seminary (Ev Luth.),
Red Wing
Edward W Schmidt, M A , President
RuRAlan Orthodox Theological Seminary,
Minneapolis
RPV Leonid J Turckcvleh, Rector
1701 N ID Fifth
St Paul Seminary (P.EL), St. Paul
Very AST P XL Heffron, D.D, Rector
geabwy Divmlty School (P.B.), !FarihanJt
P, F Kramer, D P , Warden
Somlnary of the United Norwegian Lutheran
Church, St. Anthony Park
Rev Marcus O Bockman, D D , President
All Saints' Episcopal College,
Thomas P Bailey, Dean
Jackson College (colored), Jackson
RPV Dr C O Booth, Director
MISSOURI
Bible College of Missouri (Disc ), <?olumMa
Rev. Charles Manfbrd Shatpe, Dean
Central Wesleyan College Gorman Evangeli-
cal Seminary (M.E.), Warronton
Rev Otto B Kriftgft, D.DW, President
Christian University College of the Bible,
Canton
Carl Johann, LL.D,, Dean
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SCHOOLS OF THEOLOGY
Missouri— continued
Clinton German Seminary, Clinton
Rev J F Simon, President
Concordla Theological Seminary (Bv. Luth.)»
St. Louis
Rev Francis Pieper, DD, President
Drnry College, School of Bible and Chris-
tian Training, Springfield
William J Lhamon, A M , Dean
German (Eden) Evangelical Missouri College,
St Louis
Rev William Becker, President
German Theological Seminary, Warrenton
Frledrlch Munz, D D , Dean
Kendriok Theological Seminary (B.O ), St
Louis
Rev M & Ryan, C M , D D . President
La SaUe Institute, Glencoe
Brother Paul, Principal
St Clement's College, De Soto
Rev Joseph A Bell, President
St Louis University School of Divinity (R.C ),
Rev William Fanning, 8J, Dean
Scarrltt Bible and Training School, Kansas
City
Maria L. Gibson, Principal
Harris and Askew Avenues
William Jewell College School of Theology
(Bapt ), Liberty
David J Bvans, Th D * Dean
NEBRASKA.
Dana College Trinity Seminary (BvJLuth.),
Blair
Rev P S Vlg, Dean
Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Omaha
Rev A B Marshall D D , President
NEW JERSEY
Diocesan Seminary of the Immaculate Con-
ception (R.C ), South Orange
Very Rev James F Mooney, President
Drew Theological Seminary (MJD ), Madison
Ezra SquJer Tipple, D D , President
German Theological School of Newark
(Presb ), Bloomfield
Henry J Weber, D D , President
Princeton Theological Seminary (Fresh,),
Princeton
Rev Benlamin B Warfleld, DD, LLD,
Acting President
Theological Seminary of the Reformed
Church in America, New Brunswick
Rev J Preston Searle, DD, President
NEW YORK
Alfred Theological Seminary
Alfred
Arthur B Main, DD, Dean
Amity Theological School (Interdenom.), New
Rev Letghion Williams, DD, President
Auburn Theological Seminary (Presb )
burn
Au-
Rev George B Stewart, LL.D , President
New York — continued
Bible Teachers Training School, New York
Rev W W White, President
641 Lexington Avenue
Christian Biblical Institute, Stanford* ill*
John B Weeton D D President
Colgate Theological Seminary (Bapt.), Ham-
ilton
Rev William H Allison, PhD, Dean
De Lancy Divinity School (P BL), Geneva
Rev Thomas B Berry, Warden
Folts Mission Institute, Herkimer
Rev Chas E Townaend Principal
General Theological Seminary of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church, New York
Very Rev Wilford L. Bobbins, Dean
German Martin Lather Seminary, Buffalo
Rev Rudolph Grabau Dean
Hartwick Seminary (Bv. Luth.), Hartwick
Seminary
Alfred Hiller, DD, Chairman
Jewish Theological Seminary of America,
New York
Solomon Schechter, Lltt D , President
631 West ISSd Street
Mount S Alpbonsus Theological Seminary
(R C ), Esopns
Rev W G Licking, C.S8.R,. President
Redemptorist Seminary, Esopus
Re\ Edward M XVeJg^l P 8 3 R Hector
Rochester Theological Seminary (Bapt,),
Rochester
Augustus H Strong: t> D , President
St. Bonaventure Seminary (R.C.), St. Bona-
venture
Rev Benevenutus Ryan, President
St Bernard's Seminary (R.C.), Rochester
Rev Jaznes J Hartley. President
St John's College Diocesan Theological Semi-
nary (R.C), Brooklyn
Rev W C Hoctor, Dcnn
St. Joseph's Seminary <R,C ). Yonkers
Rev John P Chidwick, D D , President
St Lawrence tnlverslty Canton Theological
School (fnlv ), Canton
Henry Prentlss Forbes, D D , Dean
Seminary of Oar Lady of Angel* (B C >, Ni-
agara L Diversity P O.
Rev W B Katzenberger. Dean
Union Theological Seminary (Interdenom ),
New York
Rev Francis Brown, D I> , President
Broadway and 120th Street
Wesleyan Methodist Seminary, Haughton
James S Guchov, President
NORTH CAROLINA
Belmont Abbey Seminary (R.C.), BeXmoat
Rev Leo Raid* O &B . President
Blddle University School of Theology
(Presb), Charlotte
Rev H L. McCrorey, DD, Dean
Free Win Baptist Theologkal Seanlamry, Ay*
den
Thomas Swing Peden, D D , President
Shaw ITniversity Plvinlty School (colored).
(Bapt), Raleigh
Rev. Nicholas F. Roberts, DD, Dean
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581
SCHOOLS OF THEOLOGY
OHIO
Bonebrake Theological Seminary (U Breth ),
Dayton
Josiah P Landis, LL D , President
Central Theological Seminary (Ref ), Dayton
David Van Horn, LL D , President
Cleveland Bible Institute, Cleveland
J filter Malone, Piesident
32nd and Cedar
Christian Biblical Institute Defiance College,
Defiance
Rev P W McBeynolds, DD, President
Defiance College, Defiance
Hex P A\ MUUjnolds, BD, President
Evangelical Lutheran Theological Seminary
Capital University, Columbus
Rev F W Stellhorn, DD, Dean
Hamma Divinity School Wittenberg CoUege
(Bv Lnth.), Springfield
David H Bauslin, DD, Dean
Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati
Kaufmann Kohler, Ph D , President
Interdenominational CoUege of University
College, Oak Hill
lumps Jonos, Dean
Kenyon College Divinity School (P.B ), Gam-
Rev Hosea W Jones, D D , Dean
Lane Seminary <Presb,)» Cincinnati
Rev William McKibbln, LL D , President
2800 Gilbert Avenue
Mount St Mary's Seminary of the West
(R.C ), Bllenora
1<« \ frrancici J Beekmann, Piesident
Nash Th*ologi<al Seminary of German Wal-
lace College* Berea
Karl UI«>m<>nsohnoUler D D , Dean
Oberlln Theological Seminary (non-sect,),
Oberttn
Rev Edward Z Bosworth, DD, Dean
Payne Theological Seminary WUberf orce Uni-
versity <AJUU&>, Wllberfovee
Rev George F. Wooison, Dean
St, Charles Borromeo Theological Seminary
<R,C.), Carthagen*
Rev Paulinos Trost* C.PP&, President
St. Frances Seraphic** CoUege (B.C.), Cin-
cinnati
Rev Bernard Nurre, Reotor
1615 Vine Street
St, Mary's Theological Seminary (K.C.),
Cleveland
Rev John A TePas, PhD, President
Wittenberg Theological Seminary, Springfield
I m via Homy Bauslln, DD, Dean
Xenla Theological Seminary (UnJPresb.),
Xenl*
William Q, Moorehead, DD, President
OBBGON
Bttgene Bible University (Disc.), Bngene
Rev* Btagene C Sanderson, LiLbXX, President
Kimbftll CoUege of Theology Willamette Uni-
versity (M.E.)* Salem
Stew. Henry D. Klmball, L£*,P*( Dean
PENNSYLVANIA
Crozer Theological Seminary (Bapt ), Up-
land
Rev Milton G Evans, DD, President
Divinity School of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, Philadelphia
William M Groton, STD, Dean
Lincoln University Theological School
(Fresb ), Lincoln University
Rev John B Kendall, D D , Dean
Lutheran Theological Seminary, Gettysburg
Rev J A Slngmaster, D D
Lutheran Theological Seminary, Philadelphia
R« \ Hcni\ 13 Jacobs LTj D Dean
7301 Gormantoun Avenue
Meadvllle Theological School (Unita.), Mead-
viUe
Rev Franklin Chester South-worth, D D ,
President
Moravian College Theological Seminary,
Bethlehem
Rev Augustus Schultze, L H D , President
Philadelphia Theological Seminary of St
Charles Borromeo (B.C ), Overbrook
Rev Patrick J Garvey, D D , Rector
Plttsburg Theological Seminary (UPresb),
Plttsburg
Rev John McNaugher, President
Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary,
Pittsburgh
David B Wilson, DD, Dean
School of Theolog>, I rslnus College, Phila-
delphia
Jnmcs I Good Dean
St Vincent's College Theological Seminary
(RC), Beatty
Rev Leander Schnerr, O 8 B , President
St Vincent's Seminary <R*C ) , Germantown
Rev Patrick McHale, CM, President
SusQuehanna University School of Theology
(Bv Luth ) , Selinsgrove
Franklin P Manhart, D D , Dean
Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church
hi the United States, Lancaster
Rev* John 0 Bowman, D D,, President
Theological Seminary of the Reformed Epis-
copal Church, Philadelphia
John D Wilson D D , Chairman of Faculty
Theological Seminary of the Reformed Pres-
byterian Church in North America, Phil-
adelphia
Rev David Steel LI, D, Dean
Western Theological Seminary (Presb ),
Plttsburg
Rev Janus A Kelso, D D , President
SOUTH CAROLINA
Benedict College Divinity School (Bapt,), Co-
lombia
Rev B W Valentine, Dean
Columbia Theological Seminary (Presb*), Co*
Rev Thornton Whaling, LUD, President
Kfesktne Theological Seminary <A.&»Presb),
Due West
7 T Pressly, D D , President
Lutheran Theological Seminary, Charleston
Rev, Andrew G Voight, DD, President
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SCHOOLS OF THEOLOGY
TENNESSEE
Braden Bible Training School Waldea Univer-
sity (MJE), Nashville
Kev John A Kumler, D D , Dean
Knoxvllle College Theological School (U.
Presb ), Knoxville
Rev Ralph. W MoGranahan, President
lone College Theological School (MJE.),
Rev F 5 Rodgers, President
Methodist Training School for Christian
Workers, Nashville
James H McCulloch, Superintendent
Southwestern Presbyterian University Theo-
logical Department, Clarksvine
William Dlnwlddie, LL D , Chancellor
University of Chattanooga* School of The-
ology, Chattanooga
"Walter D Agnew, AM STB, Dean
University of the South, Theological Depart-
ment, Sewanee
Very Rev Cleveland K Benedict, D D ,
Dean
Yanderbllt University Biblical Department
(MB So.), Nashville
Rev Wilbur P Tlllett, LL,X>. Dean
TEXAS
Austin Presbyterian Theological School, Aus-
tin
Rev Robert E VInson, L»L,D , Dean
Bishop College Theological Department
(Bapt ), Marshall
Rev Charles H Maxson, Dean
Paul Qulnn College Department of Theology
<A.ME), Waco
Rev D 8 Moten, Dean
Penlel University, Penlel
James B Chapman, AB, President
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Rev B H Carroll, President
Texas Christian University Theological
School, Fort Worth
Clinton Lockhart, LL D , President
Westminister College Theological Department
(MethProt), Tehnacana
Rev Henry H Price Dean
VIRGINIA
Bishop Payne Divinity School (P B ), Peters-
burg
Rector
Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary
In Virginia, Alexandria
Rev Samuel A WalHs D D , D^an
Union Theological Seminary In Virginia
(Presb >, Richmond
Rev Walter W Moore, LI. D , President
Virginia Theological Seminary and College
(non-sect.), Lynchburg
James R L Diggs, Ph D President
Virginia Union University Theological De-
partment (Bapt,), Richmond
George R. Hovey. D D , Dean
WASHINGTON
Gonzaga College House of Studies for Scho-
lastics (RC), Spokane
Rev Louis Taelman, 8 J , President
WISCONSIN
Evangelical Imtheran Theological
Wavwatosa
Rev John Schaller, President
Nashotah House <PJBL>, Nashotah
Rev Edward A. Larrabee. DD, Dean
Provincial Seminary of the Reformed Church,
Mission House College, Plymouth
Rev B. A Hofer, D D , President
Provincial Seminary of St Francis de Sale*
(K.C >, St Francis
Rev Joseph Ralner, V G , President
St Clement's College (R.C >, Oconomowoe
Very Rev Francis Miller, C S3 R., President
St. tawrence Ecclesiastical College (R.C )»
Mount Calvary
Rev Benedict Mueller O M Cap , Rector
SCHOOLS OF LAW
ALABAMA
Iniiersltv of Alabama, School of
Tuscaloosa
Alhort T Icuiah LL« B , Dean
ARKANSAS
University of Arkansas,
Little Rock
J H Carmlchael, Dean
Law Department,
CALIFORNIA
Hastings College of the Law, University of
California, San Francisco
Edward H Taylor, Dean
Leland Stanford Junior University* Law De-
partment, Stanford University
!i.tl»ili r \\ooiU\ u.I Dran
I os Angeles College of Law, Los Angeles
Daniel M Hammock, Dean
723 Troutt Blftg
Oakland Ooll*** of I<au, Oakland
W J ronnell, Dean
Ht IffnattiiR t niterslty. College of Law, San
I- ranelsco
Mntt I Rulllvan, LI, D , Dean
San Francisco Law School, San Francisco
James A Ballenttne, Dean
t nl\ «r»*It> of Hanta Clara School of Law,
Snnta < lara
Ttmtn H c'ampbell Donn
C Diversity of Southern California, College of
Law, I<os Angeles
Frank M Porter, L.tr B , Dean
First and Broadway
COLORADO
Xtenter I.aw School, University of Denver,
Denver
George C Manly, AM, LL B , Dean
t nit emit v of Colorado, 8<hool of
John D Fleming, LL D , Dean
CONKBSCTICUT
Yale % niverslty, Law School, New Haven
Htnry Wade Rogers, LL D , Dean
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ""* **
Catholic University ot America, Law School,
Washington
Thomaw C Carrlgan, Pli D , Deaa
Georgetown University, School of Law. Wa
Ington
Harry M Clabaugh, LL.D, Dean
George Washington University, Department
of Law, Washington
Charles Noble Gregory, LLD, Dean
Howard University, Law School (colored),
Washington
Benjamin F Leigh ton, LL, D , Dean
National University, Law Department, Wash-
ington
Charles F Carusl LL M . Dean
§16 18th St N W
Potomac University, School of Law, Wash-
Ralph B! Walker, LL»M , Dean
Washington College of Law, Washington
I, R Muasicy L.1 M Dcnn
FLORIDA
Stetson _ University, Department of Law, De
Law,
Albert J Farrah, L&.
1 niverslty of Florida,
Gainesville
Thomaa W Hughes, jLL< M , Dean
Dean
College
of
GEORGIA
Atlanta Law PUhoo], Atlanta
Hamilton Dnujrlns, Donn
Emory College, School of Law, Oxford
Charles HJ Dowman, A M Dean
Mener University, I-aw Department, Afacon
Bmory Speer, T^LJ D , Dean
I Diversity of Georgia, I-aw School, Athens
Sylvanus Morris, B L. , Dean
IDAHO
of Idaho, College of I aw, Mosoow
()tln l.tltiy McGutchcon, Dean
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SCHOOLS OP LAW
ILLINOIS
Chicago Business Law School, Chicago
Charles Ailing, Jr , Dean
69 "West Washington St
Chicago-Kent College of Law, Chicago
Edmund W Burke, LL B , Dean
8 S Dearborn St
Chicago Law School, Chicago
J J Tobias, Chancellor
64 West Randolph Street
Hamilton College of Law, Chicago
Shelley B Neltor, Dean
Illinois College of Law, De Paul University,
Chicago
Charles L Mahoney, LL, D , Dean
207 S Wabash A.venue
Illinois Wesleyan University, Law Depart-
ment, Bloomlngton
Owen T Reeves, LLD, Dean
Loyola College of Law, Chicago
-William Dillon, LLD, Dean
Clark and Randolph Streets
Marshall Law School, John, Chicago
Edward T Lee, Dean
85 North Dearborn Street
Northwestern University Law School, Chi-
cago
John H Wlgmore, Dean
Dearborn and Lake Street*
University of Chicago Law School, Chicago
James Parker Hall, LL.B , Dean
Lexington Ave and 59th St.
University of Illinois, College of Law, Ur-
Oliver Albert Barker, AM, Dean
INDIANA
American Central Law School, Indianapolis
T J Moll, Dean
Central Normal College School of Law, Ban-
Mile
Solon A Enloe Dean
Indiana Law School, University of Indian-
apolis, Indianapolis
James A Rohbach, LLB, Dean
Indiana University, School of Law, Bloom-
Inglton
Fnnch G Hogate, LL D , Dean
Indianapolis College of Law, Indianapolis
EJ J Heeb, Secretary
Mtelonr«w School, Mario. Wh'» »>««»«
O D Clawson Dean
Muncle Normal Institute Department of
Law, Muncle
Leslie R Naftzger, Dean
University of Notre Dame, Law Department,
Notre Dame
William Hoynes, LL D , Dean
Valparaiso University, School of Law, Val-
paraiso
M T Bowman, Jr , AM, Dean
IOWA
»rake University, College of I*w, Det
Moines
Edward B Evans, LLD, Dean
Iowa — continued
Highland Park College of Law, Des Molnes
John I Dllle, LLD, Dean
State University of Iowa, College of Law,
Iowa City
Henry W Dunn, Dean
KANSAS
University of Kansas, School of Law, Law-
rence
J W Green, A M , Dean
Waehburn College, Law S<hool, Topeka
William R Aithur LLB Dean
KENTUCKY
Central Law School, State Iniiersitj (color-
ed), Louitaille
Albert S White, LLD, Dean
2704 W Walnut Street
Central University, Law Department, Dan-
ville
Archibald H Throckmorton, LLB, Dean
Jefferoon Sthool of Law, Louis* Uta
Shnckclfoid Miller, Dean
State University of Kenttuky, Lexington
William T Lafferty, AM, Dean
University of Louisville, Law Department,
Louisville
C B. Seymour, Dean
116 W. Broadway
LOUISIANA
Tulane University, Law School, New Orleans
Eugene D Saunders, LL D , Dean
115 W Ave and University Place
Louisiana State tnh entity law School, Ba-
ton Rouge
Robert L Tullls LF B Doan
MAINE
University of Maine, College of Law, BftB-
Wimam B, Wai* M.A., Dean
MARYLAND
Baltimore Law School, Baltimore
Alfred a Nile* LL.D. Dean
University of Maryland, School of I*w, Bal-
timore
Henry D Harlan, Dean
Pftlv*rt Building
MASSACHUSETTS
Boston Y M 0 A 3RXrnln* I*w School,
Boston
I- rank P flptmro, D<»An ,
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SCHOOLS OP LAW
Boston University Law School, Boston
Homer Albers, AM,, Dean
Aahburton Place
Harvard University Law School* Cambridge
Ezra R Thayer, LL D , Dean
Portia School of Law, Boston
\rthur \\ Mac Lean Dean
Suffolk School of Law, Boston
Ulcison k \tchfi Dean
MICHIGAN
Detroit College of Law, Detroit
WiUium L carpenter, President
66 Home Bank Building
lnlver.lt> of Detroit, College of Law, De-
troit
George 8 Hosmer, Dean
I Diversity of Michigan, Department of Law,
Ann Arbor
If M Bates, Dean
MINNESOTA
Austin College of Law, Southern Minnesota
Normal College, Austin
F W Greenman, Dean
international law and BiiHlness Institute,
Minneapolis
J J < miK, President
lyoi ScGond \venue 8
Minneapolis College of Law, Minneapolis
10th and 2nd Ave, S
Northuestern College of Law, Minneapolis
t»«<tiK< i'< \»»«ntf, Dian
Plymouth Bldg
8t I»«ul College of Law, St. Paul
Judge G L Bunn, President
I Diversity of Minnesota, College of Law
William Fteynolds Vance, LL.D, Dean
University and llth Avea
, MISSISSIPPI
MlilMips College, Law School, Jackson
Pdward Mayes, LL D , Dean
I Diversity of Mississippi, Law School, Uni-
versity
1 MUI ml .7 Knrlc*),
MISSOURI
Benton College of IAW* St Louis
Oforge L Cor Us, Dean
cor Franklin and Grand
t lt> C'oUw of IM\\ Hiid I lnnn<*e, Hi IX>U!H
hummr 4* Whmtei, Dtan
Kannttn City ffrhooi of IAW» Kansas City
K 1> WlIlBon, Dean
718 OnmmerojB Building
Metntpolltan College of Law, St Louis
William H Peabody, LL B., President
Odeon Theatre Building
**t. tonlii I4iw School, Washington University,
William ft Curtis, Dean
1417 Locust Street
MlsMOuri — continued
St Louis University, Institute of Law, St
Louis
O'Neill Ryan, LL D , Dean
3642 LlndeH Boulevard
University of Missouri, Law Department, Co-
Judge John D Lawson, Dean
MONTANA
InUerslty of Montana, S<hool of Law, Mls-
soula
Henry W Ballantlne, LL B , Dean
NEBRASKA
Creighton University College of Law, Omaha
Paul L Martin, Dean
Omaha School of Law, Omaha
Howard Kennedy, Dean
University of Nebraska, College of Law, Ltn-
toln
William Granger Hastings, Dean
NEW JERSEY
New Jersey Law School, Newark
Richard D Currier, Dean
NEW YORK
Albany Law School, Union University, Al-
bany
J Newton Fiero, LL D , Dean
Brooklyn Law School, Brooklyn
W Payson Richardson, Dean
Bagle Building
Buffalo Law School, University of Buffalo,
Buffalo
Carlos a Alden, LL M , Dean
988 Bllloott Square
Columbia University School of Law, New
York
Italian F St. mo, Dian
116th and Amsterdam Avenue
Cornell Unl verity College of Law, Ithaca
Frank Irvine, L1UB , Dean
Fortlham University School of Law, New
York
Paul Fuller, LL D , Dean
140 Nassau
New York Law School, New York
George Chase, Dean
15 Nassau
New York University Law School, New York
» wnnce D Ashley, Dean
Washington Square, East
Htrftciifte University College of Law, Syracuse
James B Brooks, DCL, Dean
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SCHOOLS OF LAW
NORTH CAROLINA
Shaw University Law School (colored), Ra-
leigh
Winfleld H Lyon Jr , Dean
Trinity College, School of Law, Durham
Samuel Fox Mordeoai, LL, D , Dean
University of North Carolina, Law Depart-
ment, Chapel Hill
Lucius Polk McGehee, AB, Dean
Wake Forest College, Law School, Wake
forest
Needham Y Gulley, MA, Dean
NOBTH DAKOTA
Bismark Law School, Bismark
B H Gunderson, Dean
University of North Dakota Law Department,
University
Robert L. Henry, Jr , Dean
OHIO
Ada College of Law, Ohio Northern Universi-
ty, Ada
8 P Axllne, LL.D, Dean
Backus Law School of Western Beserve Uni-
versity, Cleveland
Walter T Dunmore, Dean
1470 B 116th St
Cleveland Law School of Baldwin University,
Cleveland
Willis Vlckery, Dean
McDonald Educational Institute Law School,
CHvcinnati
Robert M Ochiltree, LL D , Dean
7th and Walnut
Ohio State University 'College of Law, Co-
Imnbns
John J Adams. Dean
St John University, College of Law, Toledo
John P Manton Dean
Toledo University, College of Law, Toledo
Charles Scott Rowley, Dean
University of Cincinnati, Law Department,
Cincinnati
William P Rogers, Dean
9th and Vine
T M C A Night Law School, Cincinnati
Robt M Ochiltree LL D Dean
T M C A Evening Law School, Colum-
bus
Charles R Frankham, Dean
OKLAHOMA
University of Oklahoma College of Law,
Norman
Julien C Monnet, Dean
OREGON
University of Oregon School of Law, Port-
land
r TT Gantenbeln, Dean
Willamette University, Law Department,
C L McNary, LLB, Dean
PENNSYLVANIA
Dickinson School of Law, Carlisle
William Trlckett, LL D , Dean
Duqnesne I nlv ert»ity School of Law, Pitts-
burg
Joseph M Stearin gen Dean
Temple University Law School, Philadelphia
Francis Chapman, LLD, Dean
N Broad and Berks
University of Plttsbnrg Law School, Pitts-
burg
John D Shafer, Dean
PerrysviHe Ave A
University of Pennsylvania, Law School,
Philadelphia
William Draper Lewis, Ph D , Dean
So 34th and Chestnut
SOUTH CAROLINA
University of South Carolina, Law School,
Columbia
John P Thomas, Jr, Dean
SOUTH DAKOTA
University of South Dakota, School of Law,
Yermllton
Marshall McKusIck, Acting Dean
TKNNBSSSWR
American University of Harrbnan,, &aw De-
partment, Harriman
S C Brown. AM, Dean
Cumberland University Law School, Lebsunott
Nathan Green, LL D , Dean
University of Chattanooga College of Law,
Chattanooga
Charles R Evana A M , Dean
Union University Law School, Jackson
James H Land, Dean
University of Tennessee Law Department,
Knoxville *
Henry H IngersoII, LLD, Dean
University of the South Law Dep*rUaesrt,
Sewanee
Lyman Chalkley, LL.B Dean
Unlventlt* of W<wt T*nn<wse* College of
Law, Memphis
M V T.ynk Dean
VanderbHt University Law Department,
Allen G Hall, LL.D, Dean
ored), Nashville
George T Robinson, A M , Dean
TKXAB
Port Worth University, Law
Fort Worth
O 8 Lattlmore, Dean
University of Texas, Law DepartmeBt, Am*~
ttn
John C. Town**, Dean
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SCHOOLS OP LAW
UTAH
University of Utah College of Law, Salt Lake
Frank E Halman, M A , President
VIRGINIA
Richmond College Law School, Richmond
William S McNelll, LL D , Dean
University of Virginia Law School, Char-
lottesville
William M Lile, LL.D , Dean
Washington and Lee University Law School,
Lexington
Martin P. Burks, LLD., Dean
WASHINGTON
University of Washington Law School, Beat-
John T. Condon, LLM., Dean
WEST VIRGINIA
West Virginia University College of Law,
Morgantown
Charles E Hogg, LL D , Dean
WISCONSIN
Marquette University College of Law, Mil-
waukee
James G Jenkins, LL D , Dean
Milwaukee Law School, Milwaukee
Lynn S Pease, LL B , President
120 Wisconsin St
University of Wisconsin Law School, Madison
Harry S. Richards, LLD, Dean
SCHOOLS OF MEDICINE
ALABAMA
Birmingham Medical College, Birmingham
B 1* Wyman, AM, M D , Dean
Ave P and 20th St
University of Alabama, Medical Department,
Mobile
Eugene D Bondurant M D Dean
ARKANSAS
University of Arkansas, Medical [Department,
ttttle Book
Morgan Smith M D , Dean
CALIFORNIA
California Eclectic Medical College, Los An-
geles
J A Munk, Dean
Lyon and Macy Streets
College of Physicians and Surgeons, San
Francisco
Ethan H Smith M D Dean
Pholan Building
Cooper Medical College, San Francisco
Henry Gibbons Jr , M D , Dean
Hahnemann Medical College of the Pacific,
San Francisco
James B Ward, M D , Dean
Sacramnnto and Mapl«» Streets
Leland-Stanford University, Medical Depart-
ment, San Francisco
Hoy Lynxan Wilbur, M D Dean
O L Elliott Registrar
Sacramento and Webster
Oakland College of Medicine and Surgery,
Oakland
Hay-ward G Thomas, M D , President
Grove and 81st Sts,
Pacific Medical College, Ton Angeles*
Frank P Young; M D , Dean
83836 S Hill
University of California, Medical Department,
Berkeley
Herbert f Moffltt M D Dean
Schroth Building
University of California, Medical Depart-
ment, San Francisco
A A D' An con a M D Dean
University of California, Medical Department,
X<08 Angeles
W Jarvls Barlow; M D , Dean
California — continued
University of Southern California, College of
Physicians and Surgeons, Los Angeles
Charles W Bryson, M D , Dean
COLORADO
Denver and Gross College of Medicine, Uni-
versity of Denver, Denver
George H Stover, M D , Dean
14th and Arapfthoe
University of Colorado, School of Medicine,
Boulder
W P Harlow, MD, Dean
University of Colorado School of Medicine
Denver
Rosa O Whitman M D , Secrttary
Westminster University, College of Medicine,
Denver
J B Klnley, MD, Dean
CONNECTICI T
\ale University Department of Medicine, New
Haven
George Blumer, M D » Dean
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Georgetown University, Medical D«p*rtmeat,
Washington
George M Kobcr, M D , Dean
George Washington Inlverslty, Department
of Medicine, Hashing* on
William O Bmdin M l> V»« in
1826 K Street N W
Howard Unlvcrftity, Medical Department
(colored), Washington
EUlwoHl A Bnllorh M !> 1> in
5th *nd W Streets
GBOBGIA
\tlnntH Medical <'«ll^e, Atlanta
W S Elkln, M D Denn
Atlanta School of Medicine, Atlanta
George H Noble, MD, Dean
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SCHOOLS OF MEDICINE
Georgia— continued
Georgia College of Eclectic Medicine and
Surgery, Atlanta
C J Simmons, M D Dean
al Missionary Medical College, At-
Interaationa
J McFadden Gaston, M D , Dean
Iniversitj of Georgia, Medhal College, Au-
gusta
\MllIam H Doughty AID Dean
ILLINOIS
Bennett Medical College, Medical Department
of Loyola University, Chicago
Max m Ulan Hoizog, M D Pieaident
1858 Fulton Street
Chicago College of Medicine and Surgery,
Medical Department of Valparaiso Uni-
versity, Chicago
J N Roe, M.D, Secretary
> Bye, Bar, Nose and Throat College,
William A Fisher. MD, Dean
235 W Washington St
Chicago Hospital College of Medicine, Chi-
cago
Predti Ick A Leusman, M D , Dean
3882 Rhodes Avenue
College of Medicine, tniversity of Illinois,
Chicago
William E Quino, M D , Dean
Congress and Honore Sta
Hahnemann Medical College, Chicago
H H Chlslett, M D , Registrar
2811 Cottage Grove Ave
Illinois School of Electro-Theropetrtics,
Chicago
C. S N? Iswanger, M D , President
80 HS Randolph Street
Jenner Medical College* Chicago
John D MaoKeilar, MD
226 W Washington St
Northwestern University Medical School,
Chicago
Arthur Robin HJdwards, MD, Dean
2421 Pearborn Street
Post-Graduate Medical School, Chicago
Emil Rees, M D , Secretary
2400 8 Dearborn Street
Bush Medical College, Chicago
Frank Billings, MD, Dean
Harrison and Wood Streets
INDIANA
Eclectic Medical College of Indiana, Indian-
apolis
P. M Wright, Dean
1126 H 10th St
Indiana Medical College* School of Medicine
of Purdue University, Indianapolis
Henry J*xn«on, MD, Dean
Newton Claypool Bldg
Indiana University School of Medicine, In*
dlanapolls
rhsrtes I* Emerson. M D , Dean
Ffaysfo Bfedtoal Con«*« of Indiana, Indlaa-
apols
Dr. C. T. Bedford, Dun
IOWA
Drake University, College of Medicine, Des
Molnes
William W Peaison, M D Dean
State University of Iowa, College of Homeo-
pathic Medicine, Iowa City
George Royal, M D , Dean
State University of Iowa College of Medi-
cine, Iowa City
J R Guthrle, MD. Dean
KANSAS
Kansas Medical College, Medical Depart-
ment Waahburn University, Topeka
W E MoVey, MD, Dean
University of Kansas, School of Medicine,
Lawrence*
Mervin T Sudler, MD, Dean
University of Kansas, School of Medicine,
(Junior and Senior Tears), Bosedale
George Howard Hoxie, M.D, Dean
Western Eclectic College of Medicine and
Surgery, Kansas City
Theodore Doyle, MD. Dean
Kentucky School of Medicine, Louisville
William H Wathen, M D , Dean
Louisville National Medical College (col-
ored), Louisville
B S Porter, M D , Dean
112 W Green Street
Southwestern Homeopathic Medical College,
Louisville
George S Coon, M D , Dean
686 Sixth Street
University of Louisville, Medical Depart-
ment, Louisville
W 12(1 Grant, M D , Dean
101 W Chestnut Street
LOUISIANA.
Flint Medical College, Medical Department
New Orleans University (colored), New
Orleans
R T Fuller, MD, Dean
1666 Canal Street
Tulane University, Medical Department, New
Orleans
Isadore Dyer, MD, Dean
Canal and N. Vlller*
MAINE
Medical School of Maine at Bowdoln College,
Alfred Mitchell, M.D, D«an
Medical School of Maine, Medical Depart-
ment Bowdoin College, Portland
\<16lion S Thavftt M I>
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SCHOOLS OF MEDICINE
MABYLAND
Atlantic Medical College, Baltimore
Eldridge C Price, MD, Dean
1012 Madiaon Ave
Baltimore Medical College, Baltimore
David Street, MD, President
Madison St. and Lincoln Ave
College of Physician* and Surgeons, Balti-
more
William F Lock wood, M D , Dean
Calvert and Saratoga Streets
Johns Hopkins University, Medical School,
Baltimore
John W Williams, M D , Dean
1128 Cathedial St
Maryland Medical College, Baltimore
J B Schwatka, MD, Dean
University of Maryland, School of Medicine,
Baltimore
R Doreey Coale, Fh D , Dean
Cor Greene and Lombard
Woman's Medical College, Baltimore
John B Abercrombie, MD. Dean
McCullah and Hoffman
MASSACHUSETTS
Boston University, School of Medicine, Bos-
ton
John P Sutherland, MD, Dean
J95 Commonwealth Avc
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Boston
Thomas Davlson Crothers, M D Dean
517 Shawm ut Avenue
Harvard Medical School, Boston
Edward H Bradford, M D , Dean
688 Boylston
Tufts College Medical School, Boston
Chailes F Paintei, M D Donn
416 Huntington Avenue
MICHIGAN
Detroit College of Medicine, Detroit
Theodore A McGraw, M D , Dean
St. Antolne and Mullet
Detroit Homeopathic Medical College, De-
trolt
D A MacLaehlan, M D , Dean
185 Lafayette Ave
University of Michigan, Department of Med-
icine and Surgery, Ann Arbor
Victor C Vaughan, MD, Dean
MINNESOTA
University of Minnesota, College of Homeo-
pathic Medicine and Surgery, Mlnueapo*
Eugene L Mann, M D , Dean
694 Endlcott Arcade, «tt Paul
University of Minnesota, College of Medi-
cine and Surgery, Minneapolis
Elias Tottei LJOH, MD Dtnn
University of Mississippi, Medical Depart-
ment, Oxford
W a Leathers, M D , Dean
MISSOURI
American Medical College, St Louis
P C Clayberg, M D , Dean
2830 Lafayette
Barnes University, Medical Department, St.
Louis
A H Kieffer, Dean
Garrison and Law ton Ave
Eclectic Medical Inhersiti, Kansas City
Theodore Doyle M D , Dean
1209 Grand Avenue
Ens worth-Central Medical College, St*
Joseph
J W Heddens, M D President
Hahnemann Medical College, Kansas City
University (Homeop ), Kansas City
Mot. os J KuniKiB MD, hum
•»1»i 1 r iy St
Homeopathic Medical College of Missouri,
St Louis
W W Gilbert, MD, Registrar
2540 Howard
St Louis College of Physicians aad Sur-
geons, St. Louis
Waldo Brig-si, MD, Dean
2600 Gamble Street
St. Louis University School of Medicine, St.
Louis
Elias P Lyon, M D » Dean
1402 a Grand Aveftue
University Medical College, Kansas City
J B Logan, M D , Dean
1208 Wyandotte Street
University of Missouri School of Medicine,
Columbia
I>i du\ I Nm.n \» Jiiij, r>» in
Washington Unhersitj, Medical Depart-
ment, St Louis
Eugene L Opit M 1> 1>« in
ISflf, Locust Street
NBBKABKA
Creighton Medical College, Omaha
A I Miiiiht id M 1* 1» HJ
Lincoln Medical College Cotner I Diversity,
Lincoln
P L WHmMh, M D » Dean
NobrAHku College of Medicine, Lincoln
J F Stevens. M D Dmn
University of Nebraska College off Medicine,
Lincoln
Robert H Wolcott, M D , Dean
tnlversitj *f Nebraska College of tfedfrlne,
Omaha
\\INon o nildffis, M n in an
NEW HAMPSHHUB
Dartmouth Medical School, H«aov«r
John Mai jln Oilr, MD( Dean
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SCHOOLS OF MEDICINE
NEW YORK
Albany Medical College, Union University,
Albany
vimuel B \\ ard M D Dean
College of Physicians and Surgeons Colom-
bia University, New York
Samuel W Lambert, MD, Dean
487 W 69th Street
Cornell University Medical College, New
York
William M Polk, MD, Dean
1st Ave and B 28th Street
Eclectic Medical College, New York
George W Boskowltz, M D , Dean
239 H 14th Street
Fordham University College of Medicine,
New York City
\\ilinm 1» Iltnh MD Donn
Long Island College Hotpltal Medical Col*
lege, Brooklyn
l«'ti l»h II Ili\mnn«l MD Drnn
Henry and Amity
New \ork Homeopathic Medical College,
New York
Royal S Copeland, M D , Dean
\\« nu« \ infl utid
New York Medical College and Hospital for
Women, New York
I ml\ f ( hniltH, Ml> Do tn
19 W 101st Street
New lork Polycllntc Medical School and
Hospital, New York
John \ Wyoth, M D Dean
345 W 60th Street
New York Post Graduate Medical School,
New York
Oiorgc F McKernon, M D , Dean
801 East 20th Street
New York School of Clinical Medicine, New
August In H Goelet, M D., Dean
Syracuse tnlverslty College of Medicine,
Syracuse
John T* Heftron, M D , Dean
University and Bellevw Hospital Medical
College, New York
Egbert Le Pevre, H*D, Corresponding Sec-
retary
Flist \ venue and East 26th Street
Inherslty of Buffalo Medical Department,
Buffalo
ll» I!M ir 1 \\illluniH M P, T>*nn
NORTH CAROLINA
f «onar4 Mwttoal School of Shaw University
(colored), Kafetgh
\\ (Hi mi \tuiii UK M D Doan
North Carolina Medical College* Charlotte
\\ o N'iwhi-t, M t>, I van
rttlverfttty of North Carolina Medical School,
Chapel Htfl
Isaac K Manning, MD,, Dean
Vfth trolly of North Carolina Medical School,
Raleigh
H A Tloysttr, M D , Dean
\\*kr Forest roller* School of Medicine,
Wake Forest
John B Poweri, Jr., M D., Dean
NORTH DAKOTA
University of North Dakota School of Medi-
cine, University
H B French, MD, Dean
OHIO
Cleveland College of Physicians and Sur-
geona, Ohio Wesley an University, Cleve-
land
R I< skeel M D , Dean
Central and B 14th
Cleveland-Pulte Medical College, Cleveland
George H Quay, M D , Dean
704 Huron Road
Eclectic Medical College, Cincinnati
J K Scudder, M D , Secretary
680 W 6th Street
Ohio-Miami Medical College, University of
Cincinnati, Cincinnati
Paul O Woolley, MD, Dean
Starling Ohio Medical College, Columbus
W J Means, M D , Dean
Toledo Medical College, Toledo University,
Toledo
James Donnelly, M D , Dean
Western Reserve University Medical College,
Cleveland
Till A H i in inn MD, T)ian
1021 Pioapoct Ave
OKLAHOMA
Epworth College of Medicine, Oklahoma
A K West, MD, Doan
tnlvernlti of Oklahoma, fthool of Medicine,
Norman
William ratiiiH Tollj MD, l>tnn
University of Oklahoma School of Medicine,
Oklahoma
William Tnmes Jolly, MD, Dean
OREGON
University of Oregon Medical Dei
Portland
ICt ninth A I MAcltfinxta MD Dean
28rd and Lovejoy
Willamette University Medical Department,
Salem
W. H Byrd, MD, Dean
PENNSYLVANIA
Hahnemann Medical College, Philadelphia
William B Van Lennep, M D., D«an
2J2 N, Broad Street
Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia,
Philadelphia
Ross V Patterson, M D , Sub-Dean
10th and Walnut Streets
Medico-Chlrnrgloal College, Philadelphia
Seneca Egbert, M,D, Dean
Cherry and N. 17th Street
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SCHOOLS OF MEDICINE
Temple
Phfla
Pennsylvania — continued
Philadelphia Polycllnlc, Philadelphia
K Max Goepp, MD, Dean
18th and Lombard Street*
a University, Department of Medicine
adelphla
Frank C Hammond, M D , Dean
N Broad and Berks
University of Pennsylvania, Department of
Medicine, Philadelphia
William Pepper M D , Dean
86th St. and Hamilton Walk
University of Pittsburgh, School of Medl-
cine, Pittsburgh
Thomas Shaw Arbuthmot, MD, Dean
Bereton and 80th
Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia
Clara Marshall, MD, Dean
College Avenue
SOUTH CAROUNA
Medical College of the State of South Caro-
lina, Charleston
Robert Wilson, Jr, MD, Dean
SOUTH DAKOTA
University of South Dakota College of Medi-
cine, YermOlIon
Christian P Lommen B 8 , Dean
* TENNESSEE
Chattanooga Medical College, Chattanooga
J R, Rathmell, MD, Dean
Knoxville Medical College (colored), Knox-
vllie
W W Devlne, M D , Dean
liincoln Memorial University Medical De-
partment, Knoxxille
Charles L McNabb M D , Denn
Meharry Medical College, Walden Universi-
ty (colored), Nashville
G W Hubbardv MD, Dean
Tennessee Medical College, Knoxvllle
S L Jones, M D , Dean
University of Tennessee* College of Medi-
cine, Memphis
Herbeit Thomas Brooks, MD Dean
Eugene F Turner, Bursar-Registrar
University of the South, Medical Depart-
ment, Sewanee
John & Cain, MD, Dean
University of West Tennessee Medical De-
partment (colored), Memphis
M V Link, M D, Dean
Tanderbilt University, Medical Department,
Nashville
William L Dudley, M D , Dean
TEXAS
Baylor University College of Medicine,
Dallas
Edward H. Gary, MD, Dean
Texas — continued
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Dallas
Arthur C Bell, MD, Dean
Dallas Medical College, Dallas
Hugh L McNew. MD, Dean
Fort Worth School of Medicine, Texas
Christian University, Ft Worth
Ira C Chase M D Dean
Fort Worth University Medical Department,
Fort Worth
Bacon Saunders, M.D, Dean
Gate City Medical College, Texarkana
J W Decker, M D , Dean
Southern University Medical Department,
Dallas
John O McBeynolds, M D , Dean
University of Dallas Medical Department,
Dallas
Charles M Rosser, MD, Dean
University of Texas School of Medicine, Gal-
veston
William S. Carter, MD, Dean
UTAH
University of Utah, School of Medicine,
Charles T Vorhies, PhD, Dean
VERMONT
University of Vermont Medical Department,
Burlington
Henry a Tinkham, MD, Dean
TIBGZNXA
Medical College of Virginia, Richmond
S C* Mitohell PhD PitHkl«nt
University College of Medicine, Richmond
A \* Gru\ M P ritritlint
University of Virginia, Department of Medi-
cine, CharlottesviHe
R H Whltchead, M D , Dean
WEST VIRGINIA
Olds Ph \sIo-MwlU-al Colte**, Char!f*t<tn
Dr O Oonruti Pifaidwnt
West Virginia Iniversity, College of Medi-
cine, Morgantown
John N Simpson, M D , Dean
WISCONSIN
Marquetfa University Medical Departmfet,
Milwaukee
Warren Brown Hill, MD, Dean
9th and Wells Street
intwslty of Wisconsin Medical School,
Madison
Charles R BArdten, If D,, Dens
Wisconsin College of Phjridsuw a*4 Sur-
geons, Milwaukee
A H* Levtags, KD, Dean
4th and H«sj*rvotr
SCHOOLS OF DENTISTRY
ALABAMA
Birmingham Dental College
Charles A Merrill, DDS, Dean
CALIFORNIA
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Dental
Department, San Francisco
Charles Boxton, DDS, Dean
University of California, College of Dentis-
try, San Franclsxo
James O Sharp, M D ,D D S , Dean
1st and Parnassus Aves
University of Southern California, College
of Dentistry, Los Angeles
E Ford D D S , Dean
804 B! Fifth Street
COLORADO
Colorado College of Dental Surgery, Univer-
sity of Denver, Denver
\V I i tmmb**rs I> !> s p* nn
('ullfoittla Building
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
George Washington University, Dental De-
partment, Washington
Tnhn Itntunri Wnltnn D D P , D«an
Geonciovtn I nl\ernHt Itepartment of Den-
tfotri It anhlnKton
William N * «iK»n n n «? Hfim
Howard University, Dental Department
(Colored), Washington
1 tin it i<l \ HilliMh M r> IVan
Kutlonal Unliers!tyt Dental Department,
H H Barker, DD8« Dean
OBOROIA
Atlanta Dental College, Atlanta
William Creashaw, Dean
f tlK1 ttoot! nn<1 Ivy 1
*4<niH»eaMtrrn Dental Coll*** Atlanta
8outher»^D*ntal' College, Atlanta
8 W Foster. DDS, Dea:
100 N Butler St.
Chicago Collegre of Dental Surgery, Chicago
Truman W Brophy, Dean
Wood and Harrison Streets
College of Dentistry, University of TlHnols,
Chicago
George W Cook, DDS, Dean
818 W Sarrlsom St.
Northwestern University Dental School, Chi-
G V° Black DDS, Dean
Lake and Dearborn Sta
INDIANA
Central College of Dentistry, Indianapolis
M F Ault, DDS, Dean
Indiana Dental College, Indianapolis
George El Hunt, DDS, Dean
IOWA
Des Monies College of Dental Surgery, Des
Momes
Frederick Knott, DDS*, Dean
Drake University, College of Dentistry, Des
Molnes
W K De Ford, DDS, Dean
State University of Iowa, College of Den*
tlstrv, Iowa City
William S Hosford, DDS, Dean
KENTUCKY
Louisville College of Dentistry, Central Uni-
versity of Kentucky, Louisville
W XD Grant, DDS, Dean
Brook and Broadway
LOUISIANA
Tulane I n!\«»rMlt> FUImol of I>en<1«<r>, New
Orleans
A G Frledrlohs, MD, Dean
IBM Canal
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SCHOOLS OF DENTISTRY
MARYLAND
Baltimore College of Dental Sniffer?, Baltl-
M W Foster, DBS, Dean
Baltimore Medical College, Dental Depart-
ment, Baltimore
X W Smith, DBS.,
Howard
, Dean
Ave. and Madison St.
University of Maryland, Dental Department,
Baltimore
T O Heatwole, M.D.DDS., Dean
Cor Greene and Lombard
MASSACHUSETTS
Harvard University, Dental School, Boston
Eugene H. Smith. M.D, Dean
283 Dartmouth St.
Toffs College, Dental School, Boston
Harold Williams, D D a, Dean
416 Huntington Avenue
MICHIGAN
Detroit College of Medicine, Department of
Dental Surgery, Detroit
John B Clark, Dean
St. Antoine and Mullet
University of Michigan, College of Dental
Surgery, Ami Arbor
ft S Hoff, Dean
MINNESOTA
University of Minnesota, College of Dentis-
try, Minneapolis
Alfred Owre, Dean
University and llth Avenues
MISSOUBI
C C
City
City Dental College,
Allen DDS, Secretary
Cor loth and Troost
St touts Dental College, St. X*uls
James P Harper, D D S , Dean
Washington University Dental Department,
St £oms>
John H Kennerly, D D S., Dean
2<Uh and Locuftt Streets
Western Dental College, Kansas City
Drury J McWillen. DDa. Dean
llth and Xxxmot Streets
NEBRASKA
Crelghton University College of Dentistry,
A H Hippie, DDS, Dean
Lincoln Dental College, UnUerirttv of Ne-
braska, Lincoln
W Clyde Davis, D D a. Deaa
NEW YORK
College of Dental and Oral Surgery of New
York, New York
William Carr, DDS, Dean
302 E 35th Street
New York College of Dentistry, New York
Faneull D Weisse, DDS., Dean
205 East 28d Street
New York Dental School, New York
Charles M Ford, DDS, Dean
University of Buffalo Dental Department,
Buffalo
Daniel H Squire, DDS, Dean
Goodrich, near Main
OHIO
Cincinnati College of Dental Surgery, Cin-
G 8. Junkerman, DDS, Dean
281 West Court Street
Starling Ohio Medical College, Department
of Dentistry, Columbus
Harry M. Semans, DDS, Dean
University of Cincinnati, College of Dental
Surgery, Cincinnati
H A Smith DDS Dean
Court and Central ftts
Western Reserve University College of Den-
tistry, Cleveland
Edward BL Belford, DDS, Deaa
666 B 10?th St
OREGON
North Pacific College of Dentistry. Portland
Herbert a Miller, DJDa, Dean
East Sixth and Oregon ^ts
PENNSYLVANIA
Medlco-Ghirnrgiral College, Department «f
Dentistry, Philadelphia
I N Broomel) DDS, Dean
Cherry and 27th Street
Philadelphia Dental ToMe**, Temple lai-
Button wood
a H Qullford, DD&. Dean
Dr H* B. Friesell, Dean
Pride and
mverslty of Igaxmylvanfa, Department
Dentistry, Philadelphia
Bdward C Kirk, I>t>a. Dean
400 Cheettsnt Street
Jonr-ph A Onrdncr
1> M
*****
n«»an
Htnry W Uor*«n, D D fl . Dean
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SCHOOLS OF DENTISTRY
Tennessee — continued
Walden University, Denta
ored), Nashville
G W Hubbard, D D 8..
(col-
Dean
TEXAS
State Dental College, Dallas
T G Bradford M D , Dean
Texas Dental College, Houston
O F Gambati, DDS, Dean
VIRGINIA
University College of Medicine, Dental De-
partment, Richmond
I*. M Cowardin, DDS, Dean
Vlrylnla— continued
Virgrlnla School of Dentistry, Medical Col-
lege of Vlrarinla, Bfohmond
Chrietopher Tompklns, M D , Dean
WISCONSIN
Marqvette University Dental Department,
Henry L. Banzhaf D D S , Dean
Cor Wells and 9th Streets
Wisconsin College of Dentistry, Milwaukee
Raymond J Wenteer, D D S., Dean
Cor 4th Street and Reservoir Avenue
SCHOOLS OF PHARMACY
Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Department
of Pharmacy, Auburn
Emerson R. Miller, Dean
Birmingham Medical College, Department
of Pharmacy, Birmingham
B L Wyman, AM,MD, Dean
Avenue p and SOtn Str_.
University of Alabama, School of Pharmacy,
Mobile
Eugfene D Bondurant M D Dean
ARKANSAS
University of Arkansas, Pharmacy Depart-
ment, Uttle Rock
Morgan Smith M D Dean
CAUOFORNIA
California College of Pharmacy, University
of California, San Francisco
Frank J Green, Ph Q , Dean
Parnassus and 2nd Avenue
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Depart-
ment of Pharmacy, San Francisco
J H Flint, Dean
University of Southern California, College
of Pharmacy, I^os Angeles
Laird J Stabler M S , Dean
86th and 'Wesley
C'OT ORADO
University of Colorado School of Pharmacy,
Boulder
Homer C Washbuin Pli r , Dean
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Howard University, College of Pharmacy
(colored), Washington
J lUi\i F»u?U> Phn i I» Drnn
National College of Pharmacy, George
Washington University, Washington
Kenry B] Katascvwskl, PharD, Dean
GEORGIA
Atlanta College of Pharmacy, Atlajtta
George F Payne, Fh G , Deai
2 >t Courtl md Street
Mercer tni\erslt> SU hool of Tharmac;} Ma-
con
William F Gidlej Dean
Southern College of Pharmacy, Atlanta
R C Hood Ph G Dean
University of Georgia School of Pharm«cy,
Athens
Samuel P Bonodlt t M O D» an
ELUNOIS
Central States College of Pharmao,
I ni\ ersit j , Chit a«ro
G L. Secord Repiatrar
Ha\es mil ^h* rldun Road
ISTorthwestern University, School of Phar-
macy, Chicago
Q W Patterson, Dean
31 West Lake Street
University of Illinois, School of Pharinacj,
Frederick M Goodman Ph G Dean
12th and Michlfcan A\ctnue
India ii
Col I HIT** of i*tiarmM4 * Indian-
of Pharmacy,
l*r<d A Mm !!» i ! It «
Purdu» University, School
Lafayette
Charles B Jordan Dcin
Tri-State C<»llegr« of Pharmacy,,
C C Sherrard Ph C Dean
University of Notre Dam*, Coffer* of Phar-
macy, Notre Dam«
Tt T^ Green, Denn
Vali>araiso 1 nlxersltj, Rchc^l of Pharmacy,
Valparaiso
J N Ro*, sc D ,
IOWA
Park CoII^c of
Sherman B Maoy, Dsan
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SCHOOLS OF PHARMACY
loua — continued
Iowa College of Pharmacy of Drake Uni-
versity, Dee Homes
William Stevenson, Dean
State tniversity of Iowa, Department of
Pharmact, Iowa Citv
Wilber J Teeters, Dean
KANSAS
University of Kansas, School of Pharmacy,
Lawrence
I* B Sayre, PhM., Dean
Louisville College of Pharmacy, Louisville
Gordon I* Curry, Dean
104 West Chestnut
LOUISIANA
New Orleans College of Pharmacy, New Or-
leans
Philip Asher, M D , Dean
I«00 St Charles
New Orleans University* College of Phar-
macy (colored), New Orleans
H. T Fuller, MD, Dean
1566 Canal Street
Titian* University, Department of Pharma-
cy, New Orleans
Xsadore Dyer, MD, Dean
1551 Canal Street
MAINE
Iaiv«rslty of Maine, School of Pharmacy,
Orono
Wilbur F Jaekman, Ph»C , Professor'
I'nhtrsUy of Maryland, Department of
Pharmacy, Baltimore
Charles Casparl, Jr, Dean
Lombard and Oioen Sts
MASSACHUSETTS
MS.SSSI ^hvtett§ College of Pharmacy* Boston
Throdoro J Bradley, Ph 0 , De»an
70 St BotoJph
MICHIGAN
Detroit College of Hedfetae, Department ot
Pharmacy, Detroit
John & Clark Dean
St Antolno and Mallet
Mi< higan— continued
Penis Institute, School of Pharmacy, Big
Rapids
W N Ferris, President
University of Michigan, School of Pharma-
cy, Ann Arbor
Alvleo B btevens, Dean
MINNESOTA
Minnesota Institute of Pharmacy, Minne-
apolis
C W Drew, M D , Dean
University of Minnesota, College of Phar-
macy, Minneapolis
Frederick J Wulling, LLM, Dean
3305 2nd Ave., &
I'nlversitv of Minnesota. School of Chemis-
try, Minneapolis
Geoxge B Frankforter, PhD, Dean
MISSISSIPPI
of Mississippi S<.bool of Phar-
mac>,
H M Faser, Dean
MISSOTJBI
Barnes University College of Pharmacy, St,
John K. Goin, President
Kansas City College of Pharmacy, Kansas
City
David V Whitney, Dean
714 Wyandotte Street
St. Lorn* College of Pharmacy, St. X*ou*
Henry M Whelpley, Ph G., Dean
1108 Locust Street
MONTANA
Montana State College, Sthool of Phar-
macy, Boxeman
Charles B Mollett, PhG, Deaa
NEBRASKA
Crelghton College of Pharmacy, Omaha
tt«v W P WhMnml, H J , Dean
Fremont College School of Pharmacy, 3Pre-
mont
B T. McGulrt, Dekn
Omaha College of Pharmacy, Omaha
X JU Kendall, PhG., Dean
University of Nebraska School ol Pharmacy*
Lincoln
Rufus A. Lyraan, MD.r Director
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SCHOOLS OP PHAEMACT
NEW JTCBSEY
New Jersey College of Pharmacy, Newark
William O Kuebler, PhG, President
224 MarKet Street
University of the State of New Jersey De-
partment of Pharmacy, Jersey City
Herman J Lohmann, PharM, Dean
NEW YORK
Albany College of Pharmacy, Union Uni-
versity, Albany
Willis G Tucker, MB, Dean
45 &agle Street
Brooklyn Collejre of Pharmacy, Brooklyn
"William C Anderson, Phar D , Dean
265 Nostrand Avenue
Buffalo College of Pharmacy, University of
Buffalo, Buffalo
Willis G Gregory, M D , Dean
College of Pharmacy of the City of New
York, Columbia University, New York
Henry H Rusby, Dean
115 West 68th Street
NORTH CAROLINA
Shaw University Department of Pharmacy
(colored), Baletffh
William Moncuie Ph G Dean
University of North Carolina Department of
Pharmacy, Chapel HiU
E V Howell, Dean
NORTH T) \KOTA
North Dakota %gn< ultiiral College, Depart-
ment of Pharnuio, Fargo
Ed^In F Lidd BS Dfan
OHIO
Cincinnati College of Pharmacy, Ohio Uni-
versity, Cincinnati
John C Otis, 3?h G , Dean
618 West Court
Cleveland School of Pharmnei, Western Re-
serve f'nhersitv, Cleveland
T Bernnnl Tanner Doin
SSOfi Parneffle \ve
Ohio Institute of Pharmacy, Columbus
\ r Ln Momln Ph H Donn
Ohio Northern University College of Phar-
macy, Ada
David C Mohler, Dean
Ohio State University College of Pharmacy,
Columbus
George Beecher Kauftman, Dean
Starling Ohio Medical College Department
of Pharmacy, Columbus
H R Burbacher, PhG, Dean
Toledo University College of Pharmacy, To-
ledo
William McK Heed, Dean
OKLAHOMA
University of Oklahoma, College of Phar-
macy, Norman
Charles H Stocking, Dean
OREGON
North Pacific College of Pharmacy* Port-
land
Herbert G Miller, MD, Dean
141 West Park
Oregon Agricultural College, College of
Pharmacy, CorvalUs
CHrence M McKolllpb D«in
PENNSYLVANIA
Medlco-Chirnrglcal College, Department of
Pharmacv, Philadelphia
V 8. Stanislaus, Dean
Cherry and North 17th
Pennsylvania State College, Svluvol of Nat-
ural Science, State College
George Gilbert Pond, Ph D , Donn
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, Phila-
delphia
Joseph P Remington Ph G Prnn
145 North 10th Street
Pittsburgh College of Pharmacy, University
of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh
Julius A Koch, Dean
Bluff and Pride Street*
Temple IniterHltr, Department of Phmr-
macv, Philadelphia
John R Mlnehnrt ATP r>« in
RHODE ISLAND
Bhode Island College of Pharmacy and Al-
lied Sciences, Providence *
SOUTH CAROLINA
Hemson College, Cheml<»l I^epartment,
Clemson
ftlihnrv] K< \Miian !tiuk«n 1 li n PlrfriM"
Medical CoHege of the State of South Caro-
lina, College of Pharmacy, Charkwton
Robert Wilson, Jr, MD, Denn
SOUTH DAKOTA
South Dakota 8tatf> Collet*, Depart**** of
Pharmaey, Brooklnrs
B T Whlttheftd, Dean
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SCHOOLS OP PHARMACY
University of Tennessee Department of
Fharmaoj, Memphis
Herbert T Brooks M D , Dean
Vanderbllt University, Department of Phar-
NashvUle
J T McGlll. PhG, Dean
Walden University, Department of Pharma-
cy (colored), Nashville
O W Hubbard, Dean
Baylor University College of Pharmacy, Dai-
El O EJberle, Dean
Southern University Pharmacy Department,
Dallas
Jacob Schrodt Ph G Professor
Texas Christian University School of Phar-
macy, Fort Worth
Frederick D Kirshner, President
University of Texas School of Pharmacy,
Galveston
William 8 Carter. M.D, Dean
VIRGINIA,
University College of Medicine, Department
of Pharmacy, Richmond
Stuart McGulre, MDt President
Virginia School of Pharmacy, Medical Col-
lege of Virginia, Richmond
Christopher Tompklna, M.D, Dean
WASHINGTON
University of Washington, School of Phar-
macy, Seattle
Charles W Johnson, Ph D , Dean
Washington State College School of
macy, Pullman
George H Watt, Dean
WISCONSIN
Marqnette University, "FBarmacy Depart-
ment, Milwaukee
K. B W Sommers, PhD, Dean
Cor 9th and Wells
University of Wisconsin School of Pharmacy,
Madison
Edward Kremers, Ph D , Director
SCHOOLS OF VETERINARY MEDICINE
Alabama Polytechnic Institute, School of
Veterinary Medicine, Auburn
C A. Gary, VS, Dean
CALIFORNIA
San Francisco Veterinary College, San
Francisco
Charles Keane, VS, Dean
1818 Market Street
COLORADO
Colorado Agricultural College, Division
Veterinary Science, Fort Collins
George H. Glover, Director
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
George Washington University, College of
Veterinary Medicine, Washington
David EJ Buckingham, V M D , Dean
United States College of Veterinary Sur-
geons, Washington
C Barnwell Robinson, DVB, Dean
ILLINOIS
Chicago Veterinary College, Chicago
Joseph Hughes, VS, President
2687 state Street
MeKHIip Veterinary College, Chicago
M. H McKIHlp, MD, President
1689 Wabash Avenue
INDIANA
Indiana Veterinary College, Indianapolis
George H Roberts, DVS, President
814 East Market Street
Terre Hante Veterinary College, Terre Haute
Samuel V Ramsey DVS President
IOWA
Iowa State College, Division of Veterinary
Medicine, Ames
Charles H Stange, DVS, Dean
KANSAS
Agricultural College Veterinary De-
partment, M'n'MT*«Mrtftn
F N Schoenleber, Director
MICHIGAN
Grand Rapids Veterinary College, Grans!
Baplds
H L. Schuh, DVM, President
Michigan Agricultural College, Veterinary
Division, Lansing
Richard P Lyman, Director
MISSOURI
Kansas City Veterinary College, Kansas City
8 Stewart, MD,DVM, Dean
1380 East 15th Street
St. Joseph Veterinary College, St Joseph
David Q Moberly, VS, President
Western Veterinary College, Kansas City
Junlus H Wattles, DVS, Dean
1121 Holmes Street
NEW YORK
New York American Veterinary College,
New York
William J Cootes M D Dean
141 West 54th Street
New York State Veterinary College, Cornell
University, Ithaca
Veranus A Maore, A.VS, Dean
NORTH DAKOTA
North Dakota Agricultural College, Depart-
ment of Veterinary Science, Fargo
Lennls Van Es M" D V 8 , Professor
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SCHOOLS OF VETERINARY MEDICINE
OHIO
Cincinnati Veterinary College,
Louis P Cook, DVB, Dean
8116 flpring Grove Avemue
Ohio State University, College of Veterinary
Medicine, Columbus
David 8 White, Deam
PENNSYLVANIA
University of Pennsylvania, School of Vet-
erinary Medicine, Philadelphia
Louis A Klein, V M D , Dean
400 Chestnut
TENNESSEE
Collins Tei
J H Collins,
1 Medical College, Nashville
~ , Dean
WASHINGTON
Washington State College, School of V<
Inary Science, Pullman
8 B Nelson. DVS, Dean
SCHOOLS OF OSTEOPATHY
CAUFOKNIA
!*• Angeles College of Osteopathy, Irf»
gele*
Harry w Forbes. DO. President
821 South
Hill
Pacific College of Osteopathy, I
Clement A. Whiting, DO, Dean
MlMlon Road and Daly Street
HXTNOIS
Chicago College of Naprapathy, Chicago
Oakley Smith, DN President
1428 "W Jackson Boulevard
Chicago College of Osteopathy, Chicago
Carl F McConnell M D DO, President
1422 W Monroe Street
TAidlafir College of Nature Cure and Oste-
opathy, Chicago —
H Undlanr, MD, President
808 Ashland Boulevard
UttleJolm CoUece and Hospital, Chicago
Dr Jamos B IJttleJohn, Treasurer
497 "West Monroe Street
IOWA
Stffl College of Osteopathy, Des Molnes
S L Taylor, D O President
1482 Locust Street
Southern School of Osteopathy,
Robert "W Bowling, D O , Dean
MASSACHUSETTS
Cam-
Massachusetts College of Osteopathy,
bridge
Wilfred B Harris, DO. President
16 Craigie Street
MISSOURI
American School of Osteopathy, EirksviHe
Andrew T Still, DO, President
Central College of Osteopathy, "Ft™*~ir City
J W Hofseas DO, President
729 Troost Avenue
NEW YORK
Eclectic Osteopathlc Institute, New York
O F Conrad President
1053 Park Avenue
Atlantic School of Osteopathy, WI!k«s-Barre
H a Hewlsh, MD,DO, President
Philadelphia College of Osteopathy, Phila-
delphia
Charles W McCurdy, DO, Dean
8Sd and Arch
SCHOOLS OF JOURNALISM
CALIFORNIA
University of California, School of Journal-
Ism, Berkeley
Henry H Hatfleld, Secietary
COLOBAJK)
C Diversity of Colorado, School of Journal-
Ism, Boulder
William MacLeod Raine Professor
GEORGIA
Emory College Journalism Course, Oxford
Wightman P Melton Director
ILLINOIS
University of Illinois, Course in Journalism,
Urbana
Franklin W Scott, Ph D , Professor
INDIANA
De Pauw t Diversity, Course In Journalism,
Greencastle
Nathaniel Waring Barnes A M , Professor
Notre Dame University, Department of Jour-
nalism, Notre Dame
Rev John Cavanaugh, President
C nlverstty of Indiana, Journalism Course,
Bloomington
Tos^ph W Plercy, Director
IOWA
Iowa State College, School of Journalism,
Ames
Raymond A Pearson, President
KANSAS
University of Kansas, Department of Jour-
nalism. Lawrence
Merle Thorp, A B , Professor
Kansas Agricultural College, Journalism
Course, Manhattan
Henry j Waters, President
KENTUCKY
State University of Kentucky, Lexington
Henry S Barker, LL D , President
LOUISIANA
University of Louisiana, School of J<
ism, Baton Rouge
Thomas D Boyd LL D , President
MAINE
University of Maine, Course In Journalism,
Orono
James Norrls Hart, Dean
MASSACHUSETTS
Massachusetts Agricultural College, Course
hi Journalism, Amherst
Kenyon L Butterfleld, President
MICHIGAN
University of Michigan, Course in Journal-
ism, Ann Arbor
Fred N Scott, Ph D , Professor
MISSOURI
University of Missouri, School of Journalism,
Columbia
Walter Williams, LL D , Dean
NEBRASKA
University of Nebraska, Course in Journal-
ism, Lincoln
Prosper Hall Fry, Head
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SCHOOLS OF JOURNALISM
NEW YOBK
Columbia University, School of Journalism,
New York
Talcott Williams, LLD , Director
New York University. Department of Jour-
nalism, New York City
James Melvm Lee, Director
NOKTH CAROLINA
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Edward K Graham. Dean
NOBTH DAKOTA
University of North Dakota, University
Vernon P. Squires, Professor
OHIO
Ohio State University, Columbus
H T Harrington
Western Reserve University, School of Jour-
alism, Cleveland
OKLAHOMA
University of Oklahoma, Norman
James S Buchanan, Dean
OREGON
University of Oregon, School of Journalism,
Eugene
Brie W Allen, B A , Professor
PENNSYLVANIA
University of Pittsburgh, Course in Journal-
ism, Pittsburgh
Thomas Reynolds Williams, AB, Instruc-
tor
SOUTH CAROLINA
University of South Carolina, School of Jour-
nalism, Columbia
George A Wauchope, Professor
SOITH DAKOTA
University of South Dakota, School of Jour-
nalism, Vermilion
Olin Clay Kellogg, PhD,, Professor
TEXAS
University of Texas, School of Journalism,
Austin
Kielis Campbell, Chaliman
UTAH
Unhergity of Utah, School of Jouralfem,
Salt Lake City
WASHINGTON
University of Washington, Dept. of Jour-
nalism, Seattle
Edgar Simpson Sheridan, Head
WISCONSIN
Beloit College, Journalism Course, Beloit
Edward D Eaton, LLD, President
Maiquetta Inhersity, School of Journalism.
Milwaukee
J E Copus, Director
University of Wisconsin, School of Jour-
nalism, Madison
Willard G Bleyer
SCHOOLS OF MUSIC
AT.AHATMTA
Birmingham Conservatory of Music, Birm-
ingham
William Guesen, Director
1816 Second Avenue
Judson College Conservatory, Marlon
Edward Leeson Powers, Director
Noble Institute Conservatory, Annlston
Charles A Thompson Director
State Normal School of Music, Livingston
John H Norman, Director
Spring Hill College Music Dept , Spring
Angelo J Sufflch, Mus D Professor
State Normal School of Piano, Troy
Mrs Mary M Selman, Director
State Normal School of Music, Florence
Gabrlella Knight Professor
Talladega College Conservatory, Talladega
Ezra Benoni Geer, Director
ARKANSAS
tnlversity of Arkansas, Department of Fine
Arts, Fayette
Henry Doughty Tovey, Director
Ouachtta College Conservatory, Arkadelphia
Livingston H Mitchell, Director
CALIFORNIA
Arrlllaga Musical College, San Francisco
V de Arrlllaga, Director
2315 Jackson Street
California Conservatory of Music, San Fran-
cisco
Leandro Campanari, Director
26 O'Farrell Street
Heald's Conservatory of Music, Long Beach
V E Nielson, Manager
King Conservatory of Music, San Jose
F Louis King, Dean
257 N Second Avenue
Los Angeles Conservatory of Music and
Arts, Los Angeles
Jaroslaw de ZtellnskI, Director
730 8 Grand
Mills College Conservatory, Mills College
F O
Edward Faber Schneider, Dean
California — continued
Oakland Conservatory of Music, Oakland
Adolf Gregory, Director
12th and Jackson Streets
Pacific Conservatory of Music, San Jose
Warren D Allen, Dean
San Jose Conservatory of Music, San Jose
Maurice Leon Driver, Director
Stanford University, Music Department,
Stanford University, P O
Godfrey Carl Buohrer, Director
University of Southern California, College of
Music, Los Angeles
W F Skeele, Dean
COLORADO
College of Music, University of Denver,
Denver
Charles F Carlson, Director
14th and Arapahoe Street
Colorado Agricultural College Conservatory,
Ft Collins
Alexander Emslie Director
Colorado College, Dept of Music, Colorado
Springs
Edward Danforth Hale, Dean
Colorado Woman's College, Music Dept,
Denver
Josephine Sumption White, Director
State Teachers' College, Music Dept, Gree-
ley
Theophllus Hmory Fitr Director
Western Institute of Music and Dramatic
Art, Denver
Frederick Schweikher, Director
29 Bast 18th Avenue
CONNECTICUT
Brookfleld Summer School of Music, Brook-
field Center
Herbert Wilber Greene, Director
Danbury Music School, Danbury
Ella A Curtis, Director
New Raven School of Music, New Haven
63 Dwlght Street
Yale School of Music, New Haven
Horatio William Parker, MusD, Dean
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Howard College Conservatory, Washington
Lulu Vere Childers, MusB, Director
Washington College of Music, Washington
Sydney Lloyd Wrlghtson, President
1218 F Street, N W
XXOBXDA
Florida State College for Women, School of
Music, TaUahasse
Ella Scoble Opperman Director
Palmer College, Music Department, Be
Funlak Springs
Lucile Jordan, B Mue Director
Rollins College School of Music, Winter
Park
Homer Stanley Pope Director
University of Florida, Department of Music,
Gainesville
J Oscar Miller, Professor
GEORGIA
Atlanta Conservatory of Music, Atlanta
J O Stakely, Secretary
Peachtree and Broad Streets
Bessie Ttft College, Department of Murfc,
Forsyth
William L Thickstun, Director
Clavier Piano School, Savannah
J R Rlbare, Director
Kllndworth Conservatory of Music, Atlanta
Kurt Mueller, Director
Southern Female College Conservatory, LA
Grange
Bulah May Fender, Director
Southern School of Music, Augusta
S n? Battle, Director
Wesleyan. College Conservatory* Macon
Dingley Brown, Director
IDAHO
State Normal School of Music, Levriston
Theresa P Wilb Head
University of Idaho, Department of Music.
Moscow
J Francis Maguire Professor
ILLINOIS
American Academy of Music and Art, Chi-
cago
Mrs Estella Transom
. 4650 Grand Boulevard
American Conservatory of Music, Chicago
John J Hattstaedt, President
304 8 Wabash Avenue
John Victor Bergquist Director
niinols— continued
Aurora College, Music Department, Aurora
Harry K Detweller, Director
Balatka Musical College, Chicago
Chr F Balatka, Director
87 S Wabash Avenue
Bergey Chicago Opera School, Chicago
Theodore S Bergey, Director
410 S. Michigan Avenue
Bush Temple Conservatory, Chicago
Kenneth M Bradley, Director
800 N Clark Street
Calumet Conservatory of Music and Dra-
matic Art, Chicago
Richard B DeToung, Director
11139 S Michigan Avenue
Caruthers' Normal School of Piano, Chicago
Julia Caruthers, Director
410 S Michigan Avenue
Centralizing School of Music, Chicago
Gertrude Radle-Paradis, President
410 S Michigan Avenue
Century School of Music, Chicago
Chester N Hanson, Director
69 25 Van Buren Street
Cbapek Music School, Chicago
Joseph H Chapek, Director
3452 Broadway
Chicago College of Music, Chicago
Bather Harris Diiector
Kimball Hall
Chicago Conservatory, Chicago
Walton Perkins, President
Auditorium Building
Chicago Musical College, Chicago
Dr F Zlegfeld, President
624 S. Michigan Avenue
Chicago National College of Music, Chicago
Dr H S Perkins, Director
59 B Van Buren Street
Chicago Piano College, Chicago
Harmon H Watt, Director
304 8 Wabaah Avenue
Columbia School of Music, Chicago
Clara Osborne Reed, President
509 @ TS abash Avenue
Cosmopolitan School of Music and Dramatic
Art, Chicago
Mrs W S Bracken President
431 S Wabash Avenue
De Marion Musical College, Chicago
Mme Biro de Marion President
7761 Normal A \enue
Drake School of Music, Chicago
Earl R Drake, Director
481 S Wabash \venu*
Englewood Conservatory, Chicago
Albert H McConnell, Director
w , 6205 S Halstfd Street
Bnglewood Lyric School, Chicago
Roy James Battis, Director
213 W (>lst Stieet
Geneseo Collegiate Institute Conservatory,
Geneseo
J Clifford Thompson, Director
German-American Conservatory of Mu*l<%
Chicago
J J Collins, President
201 s «!tafe
Hadley School of Music, Chicago
Giant Hadlej Director
431 S Wabnsh
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Illinois— -continued
Hlnshaw Conservatory of Music, Chicago
John Arno Hinshaw, Director
304 S Wabafch Avenue
Huelster School of Music, Chicago
Otto Blsmark Huelster, Director
KImball Hall
Illinois College of Music, Jacksonville
William B Kritch, Director
Kelso School of Musical and Dramatic Art,
Chicago
Hush A Kelso, Jr, Director
431 S Wabash Avenue
Knox Conservatory of Music, Galesburg
William F Bentley, Director
Leonard-Wilson School of Music, Chicago
Ida Fletcher Leonard, Director
6255 Kimbark Avenue
Lombard College Conservatory, Galesbnrg
Ruth Chamberlain, Director
Mary Wood Chase School of Artistic Piano
Playing, Chicago
Mary Wood Chase, Director
410 S Michigan Avenue
Mendelssohn Conservatory of Music, Chi-
cago
Carrie Scott, Director
239 Wabash Avenue
Metropolitan Conservatory of Music, Chicago
Harry Dlmond, Director
304 S Wabash Avenue
Milllken Conservatory* Decatur
H H Kaeuper, Director
Northern Illinois Normal, Music Department,
De Kalb
A Neil Annas, B S , Professor
Northwestern University, School of Music,
Evanston
Peter C Lutkln, Dean
North Shore School of Music, Chicago
Charles J Haake, Director
4664 Evanaton Avenue
Quincy Conservatory of Music, Qulncy
Lulu M Felt, Director
Quinn School of Music, Chicago
John Quinn, Director
65 E Van Buren Street
Bockford College* Department of Music,
Bockford
F Marlon Ralston, Director
Sherwood Music School, Chicago
Georgia Kober, President
410 S Michigan Avenue
Strong's College of Music, Dlxon
William F Strong, Director
Technical Normal School, Chicago
Miss Mary Sherwood, Director
3207 S Michigan Avenue
University of Illinois, School of Music, T7r-
Charles Henry Mills, D Mus , Director
Walter Spry Piano School, Chicago
Walter Spry, Director
410 S Michigan Avenue
Wheaton College Conservatory, Wheaton
Marguerite Dresser, Director
INDIANA
Central College of Music, Indianapolis
Edward Taylor, Director
Indiana— continued
Earlham College, Department of Music,
Richmond
Laura Cornelia Gaston, Director
Fort Wayne Conservatory of Music, Fort
Wayne
C F W Meyer, Director
Indiana Central University, School of Music,
Indianapolis
Ivy May Smith B Mus , Dean
Indiana College of Music, Marion
C F Tucker, Director
Indiana Institute and School of Music, South
Bend
Mrs Lutle Baker Gunn, Director
Indianapolis Conservatory of Music, Indian-
apolis
Edgar M Cawley, Director
430 N Meridian Street
Indianapolis Piano College, Indianapolis
James M Dungan, Director
Marlon Conservatory of Music, Marlon
P L Nussbaum, Director
Metropolitan School of Music, Indianapolis
Edward Nell, Director
South Bend Conservatory of Music, South
Bend
Milton B Griffith, Director
University of Indiana, Department of Music,
Bloomlngton
Charles D Campbell, Director
Wlnona Conservatory of Music, WInona Lake
H W Owens, Director
IOWA
Central Holiness Unfierslty, Music Depart-
ment, University Park
Will L Wyland Director
Coe College, Music Department, Cedar
Rapids
Earle G Kill eon, Director
Cornell College Conservatory, Mt Vernon
Horace Aldon Miller, Director
Des Molnes Musical College, Des Molnes
M L Bartlett, Director
Drake University School of Music, Des.
Molnes
Holmes Cowper, Dean
Enna Conservatory of Music* Des Molnes
Emil Enna, Director
Orinnell School of Music, Grlnnell
George L Pierce, Director
Highland Park School of Music, DCS Molnes
Frank Nagel, Mus D , Dean
Midwestern Conservatory of Music, Des
Molnes
Daniel Bonus, President
Knights of Pythias Block
Parsons College School of Music, Falrfield
James P Moorhead, Director
Bulfrok School of Music, Des Koines
Henri W J Ruifrok, Director
Knights of Pythias Block
State University of lows School of Music,
Iowa CItr
Guetav Schoettle, Director
Tabor Collie Conservatory, Tabor
Rolf W Soule, Director
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KANSAS
Baker University Conservatory, Baldwin
Marvin Darwin Geere, Director
Blastoff's Conservatory of Music, Hays
Petrowitsch Biasing, President
College of Emponft, Music Department, Em-
poria
Etta Dent Cravens, Director
Emporia School of Music and Art, Empona
Charles A Boyle, Director
Kansas Normal School, Mnslo Department,
Emporla
Henry D G-uellch, Mus D , Director
Metropolitan School of Music, Wichita
Myron Lynne Hall, Director
Power-Myers Conservatory of Music, Wich-
ita
Frank A Power, Director
School of Pianoforte Playing, Topeha
Annie M Parry-Bundy, Director
Western Musical Conservatory, Emporla
R S Chase, Director
Wichita College of Music, Wichita
Theodore Lindberg, Director
Wlnfleld College of Music, Winfleld
Archibald Omstead, Director
KENTUCKY
Boston Academy of Music, Louisville
T H Randall, Director
IiOXTISIAXA
Points Musical Institute, New Orleans
Miss D Points, Principal
930 Elyslan Fields Avenue
Southern College of Music, New Orleans
Mrs G David, President
1216 Felicity Street
Tulane University School of Music, New Or-
leans
Leon Ryder Maxwell, Director
MAINE
Virgil Clavier School, Portland
Frank L Rankln, Director
MABYLAND
Blue Ridge College, Music Department, New
Windsor
Caroline H Parkhurst, Director
Man land College for Women School of
Music, Lutbervllle
Howard R Thatcher, Director
Peabodv Conservatory of Music, Baltimore
Harold Randolph Director
Mt Vernon Place and Charles Street
Woman's College Conservatory, Frederick
Henrj F Anderson, Director
MASSACHUSETTS
International School For Vocalists and
Pianists. Boston
William L Whitney, Director
246 Huntlngton Avenue
Melrose School of Music, Melrose
Susan A Wells, Principal
39 West Emerson Street
Mount Holvoke College, Music Department,
Mount Holyoke
W C Hammond, Director
New England Conservatory of Music, Boston
George W Chadwick, Director
Wellesley College, Music Department, Wel-
lesley
Hamilton C Macdougall, Professor
MICHIGAN
Adrian College Conservator*, Adrian
Arthur S "Williams Director
Albion College Conservatory, Albion
Harlan J Cozine, Dlrectoi
Alma College School of Wusic, Alma
Reese F Veatch, Principal
Detroit Conservatory of Music, Detroit
James H Bell Manager
Detroit School of Music, Detroit
Franz Apel, Director
106 Broadway
Hlllsdale College, Department of Music,
Hillsdale
Melville W Chase Director
Hope College School of Music, Holland
Prof John B Nykerk, Secretary
Kalamazoo Academy of Musical Art, Kala-
mazoo
Frederick Rogers, Director
Kalamazoo College, Department of Music,
Kalamazoo
Mr* B A Read, Director
Michigan Conservatory of Music, Detroit
Frederick L Abel, Director
1021 "Woodward Avenue
Olivet College, Department of Music, Olivet
Harold A Lorlngr, Director
University School of Music, Ann Arbor
Albert A. Stanley, Director
Vet Musical Academy, Detroit
Charles M Vet, Director
363 Woodward Avenue
MINNESOTA
Carleton College Conservatory, Northfold
Edward Strong, Dean
Johnson School of Music, Oratory and
Dramatic Art, Minneapolis
Gustavus Johnson, Director
1025 NicoIIet Avenue
Maealester College Conservatory, St. Paul
Harry Phillips, Director
Minneapolis School of Music, Minneapolis
William H Pontius, Director
42 Eighth Street, S
Northwestern Conservatory of Music, Minne-
apolis
Olive A dele Ever*. President
St Olaf College School of Music, Northfleld
F Melius Christiansen, Director
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SCHOOLS OF MUSIC
MISSISSIPPI
Southern Christian College, Music Depart-
ment, West Point
Mary E Beckett, Directoi
MISSOURI
Beethoven Conservatory of Music, St Louis
Brothers Epstein, Directors
Taylor and Olive Streets
Boeddecker's Conservatory of Music, St
Louis
Mrs. Emily Boeddecker, Principal
2611 Park Avenue
Central Wesleyan Conservatory* Wanronton
John C Eisenberg, Director
Clinton Business College and Conservatory,
Clinton
F A Colt President
Christian College Conservatory, Columbia
Henry V Stearns Director
Drury College Conservatory, Springfield
William A Chalfant, Dean
Hardln Conservatory of Music, Mexico
Arnold E Guerne Director
Hughey Color Music School, St Louis
Mrs Fannie E Hughey, Principal
Musical Arts Building
Kansas City School of Music, Kansas City
Director
Holla School of Muslo, RoUa
J J Bassett Directoi
Schultze College of Music, Kansas City
H E Schultze, Director
University Building
Tarklo College Conservatory, Tarklo
Alfred Helnrlch Meyer Dliector
MONTANA
Montana State College School of Music,
Bozeman
Paul P McNeely, Mus B , Director
Montana Wesleyan University, Music De-
partment, Bozeman
Gladys Erma Jakways, Instructor
University of Montana, Department of Music,
Mlsaoula
Gustav L Fischer, Dean
NEBRASKA
Bellevue College Conservatory, Bellevne
Edwin M Jones, Dean
Fremont College, Music Department, Fre-
mont
Newton M Boggress, Dean
Grand Island Conservatory of Music, Grand
Island
Jane Finder, Director
Hastings College Conservatory, Hastings
H M Fuhr, Director
Nebraska Conservatory of Music, Lincoln
Clemens Movlns, Director
Omaha Conservatory of Music, Omaha
E M Jones, Director
Nebraska — continued
University of Nebraska, School of Music,
Lincoln
Carrie Belle Raymond, Director
York College Conservatory, York
Eda Rankin, Director
NEW MEXICO
tnnerslty of New Mexico, Music Depart-
ment, Albuquerque
Mary McFie, Director
New Mexico A and M College, Department
of Music, State College
Thora Lute Foster, Director
NEW YORK
American Institute of Applied Music, New
York
Kate S Chlttenden, Dean
212 West 59th Street
American-Italian School of Music, Brooklyn
Joseph Ferrugia, Director
661 Park Avenue
American Institute Applied Music, New York
Edgar O Silver, Director
212 W 59th Street
Brooklyn Academy of Musical Art, Brooklyn
R W Connor, Director
549 Greene Avenue
Brooklyn Conservatory of Music, Brooklyn
E Adolf Whitelaw, Director
226 Liffeits Place
Brooklyn Studio of Music, Brooklyn
William A Endeilln, Dliector
383 Gates Avenue
Carlton Conservatory of Music, New \ork
John J Garlton Dheclor
128 W 23d
Chorister's School of Grace Church, New
York
I Mansur Beard, Director
Broadway and 10th Street
Columbia University School of Music, New
York
Cornelius "Rubner, Head
Comstock Music School, New York
Miss Elinor Comstock Director
1000 Madison Avenue
Conservatory of Musical Art, New York
Otto Jablonskl, Director
214 Lenox Avenue
Conservatory of Music, T.ookport
O W Halstead, Director
Cortland Conservatory of Music, Cortland
Mancita F Mai eh, Dhectoi
Crane Normal Institute of Muslo, Pottsdam
Miss Julia E Crane, Director
Dossenbach-Klingenherg Sthool of Music,
Rochester
Herman Dossenfonch, Manager
47 Prince Street
I>urr Institute of Music, New York
Carl Durr, Dhoctor
2089 Washington Avenue
Elmwood Conservatory of Music, Buffalo
A Schmidt, Director
686-688 Main £treet
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New York— continued
European Conservatory of Music, Brooklyn
Signer M. Guarrinl, Director
844 9th Street
Goodrich Private Musical School, New York
A. J Goodrich, Director
80 St Nicholas Street
Grace Church Choristers' School, New York
James Morris Helfenstein, Director
802 Broadway
Cranberry Piano School, New York
George Folsom Granberry, Director
Carnegie Hall
Grand Conservatory of Music, New York
BJrnest Eberhard, Director
US W 85th Street
Gnllmont Organ School, New York
William C Carl, Director
44 W 12th Street
Hager*s Studio of Music, Brooklyn
Henry Hager Director
51 Harmon Street
Hanau College of Music, Brooklyn
Maurice Z Hanau, Director
448 Monroe Street
HtachcUffe's College of Music, Brooklyn
A. Hlnchliffe, Director
207 Schermerhorn Street
Howell's School of Music, Brooklyn
Frank W Howell, Director
418 58th Street
V Institute of Musical Art, New York
Frank Damrosch, Director
120 Claremont Avenue
International Conservatory of Music, New
York
M H Mattes, Director
788 Lexington Avenue
Ithaca Conservatory of Mugic, Ithaca
W Grand Egbert, Director
Jordan School of Musto, Brooklyn
George W Jordan, Director
15 MoDonough Street
Lachmund Conservatory of Music, New
York
Lewis H Hubbard, Director
182 West 85th Street
Lexington School of Music, New York
Louis Welnecke, Director
1089 Lexington Avenue
Marks' Conservatory of Music, New York
E F Marks, Director
2 West 121st Street
Master School of Music, Brooklyn
Mrs- Alfred B Busch, Director
06 Clinton Street
Metropolitan School of Music and Art, Itoy
William E Rogers, Director
846 River Street
Mollenhauer Conservatory of Music, Brook-
lyn
Henry Mollenhauer, Director
78 Livlngtson Street
National Conservatory of Music of America,
New York
Jeanette M Thurber, President
^ 128 W 7Sth Street
New York College of Music, New York
Cail Heln, Director
128 B 58th Street
New York — continued
New York Conservatory of Music, New York
L G Parma, Director
181 Lenox Avenue
New York-German Conservatory of Music,
New York
August Fraemcke, Director
306 Madison Avenue
New York School of Music and Arts, New
York
Ralfe Leech Sterner, Director
56 W 97th Street
Rogers-Marlens School of Music, Troy
Will E Rogers, Director
Slack's School of Music, Brooklyn
8 Slack, Director
858 Gates Avenue
Troy Conservatory of Music, Troy
Christian A Stein, Director
3d and State
TJtica Conservatory of Music, Utlca
R J Hughes, Director
Vienna Conservatory of Music, New York
Adolph Bruchman, Director
66 2d Avenue
Virgil Piano School, New York
Mrs. A M Virgil, Directress
42 W 76th Street
Virgil School of Music, New York
A. X. Virgil, Director
Madison and 84th Street
Von Ende Music School, New York
Herwegh Von Ende, Director
44 W 85th Street
Wulff Academy of Musical Art, New York
Rosa Wulff, Director
Lexington Avenue and 121st Street
Zelner's Conservatory of Music, Brooklyn
F W Zelner, Jr, Director
706 Leonard Street
Zellman Conservatory of Music, New York
J B Zellman, Director
349 Lenox
Zlegler Institute of Normal Singing, New
York
Anna BJ Zlegler, President
1425 Broadway
NORTH CAROLINA.
Blon College Conservatory, Blon College
Florence Wilson, Director
Meredith College School of Music, Raleigh
Gustav Ha gre do rn Dean
Southern Conservatory of Music, Durham
Gilmore Ward Bryant, Director
Southern Presbyterian College and Conserva-
tory of Mneio, Bed Spring's
Rev C D Vardell, DD, Pres
NORTH DAKOTA.
Fargo College Conservatory, Fargo
Bertrand A Orr, Director
North Dakota Agrf College, Xtopt of Mualo,
Clarence S Putnam, Director
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OHIO
Baldwin-Wallace College of Music, Berea
Rev Arthur L Breslleh, Ph D , Pres
Barter* Musical College, Mantua
Otto E Bartel, President
Broekhoven School of Opera, Cincinnati
John A. Broekhoven, Director
810 W 7th Street
Capital School of Music, Columbus
8 Q Smith. Director
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Cincin-
nati
Miss Clara Bauer, Directress
Highland, Oak and Burnet Avenue
Cincinnati Music School, Cincinnati
George Schneider, Director
222 W 4th Street
Cleveland School of Music, Cleveland
Alfred Arthur, Director
8101 Prospect Avenue, S E
College of Music of Cincinnati, Cincinnati
A. J Gantvoort, Manager
Elm Street, Washington Park
Bana*s Musical Institute, Warren
William H Dana, President
Denison University Conservatory, GranvtUe
Carl Paige Wood, Director
Metropolitan College of Music, Cincinnati
W S. Sterling Dean
Mt. Union-Solo College of Music, Alliance
Herbert Edmund Hutchinson, M Mus Dlr
Oberlln Conservatory of Music, Oberlln
Dr G. W Morrison, Director
Ohio Conservatory of Music, Cincinnati
Mrs. Charles A Granlnger, Directress
4th and Lawrence Streets
Ohio Northern University, College of Music,
Ada
Charles S Wengerd, Dean
Ohio University College of Music, Athens
James Pryor MeVey, Director
Ohio Weslevan Conservatory, Delaware
Cyrus B. Austin, Dean
Otterbein University Conservatory, Wester-
ville
Glenn Grant Grablll. Director
Toledo Conservatory of Mutuc, Toledo
B Bruce Knowl ton. Director
University of Wooster Conservatory,
Wooster
J Lawrence Erb, Director
West Side Musical College, Cleveland
Stephen Comery, President
1900 West 26th Street
OKLAHOMA
Henry Kendall College School of Music,
Tulsa
John Knowles "Weaver, Director
lomdon Conservatory, Ardmore
Charles W Landon, Director
Oklahoma A and M College, Department of
Music, StUIwater
Joseph Watson, Director
Phillips University, College of Fine Arts,
Justin Leroy Harris, Dean
Boss Conservatory of Music, Outhrle
F M Boss, Director
Oklahoma—continued
University of Oklahoma, School of line
Arts, Norman
Fredrlk Holmberg, Dean
OBEGON
Oregon Agricultural College, School of
Music, Corvallis
William Frederic Gasklns, Director
Oregon Conservatory of Music, Portland
Mra L H Edwards, Director
Northwest Normal School of Music and
Art, Portland
Z. M. Porvin, Director
165 Fourth Street
Pacific University Conservatory, Forest
Grove
Frank Thomas Chapman, Director
University of Oregon, School of Music, Bu-
gene
Carl V Lachmund, Acting Dean
Willamette University, School of Music,
Salem
F S Mendenhall, AM, Dean
PENNSYLVANIA
Beethoven School of Mnste, Meadville
George W Dlxon, Director
Blose School of Music, Warren
Johann M Blose, Director
Budmell School of Music, Levrfsburg
Thomas E Edwards, A M , Dean
Columbia College of Music, Philadelphia
Oscar Streland, Director
Combs' Broad Street Conservatory of Music,
Philadelphia
Gilbert Raynolds Combs, Director
1829 S Broad Street
Preeburg Musical College, Xreeburg
Henry B Moyer, Director
Germantown School of Music, Philadelphia
Albert Hustler, Director
818 E Chelton Avenue
Hahn School of Music, Philadelphia
F E Hahn, Director
1712 Chestnut Street
Harrlsburg Conservatory of Music, Harris*
Mrs E J Decevee, Directress
Horvatfa's Pine Street School of Music, Phil-
adelphia
J D Horvath, Director
Hyperion School of Music, Philadelphia
Franklin E Cresson, Director
Xeefson-HUle Conservatory, Philadelphia
Maurlts Leefson, Director
1624 Chetsnut Street
ILeschetlzky Music School, WllUamsport
Miss M B Lundy, Director
MacHenry School of Music and Elocution,
Philadelphia
Clara E MacHenry, Directress
Mercer School of ajwilc, Mercer
Rev C. J Wlloomb, President
Meyer's Normal Music School, Freeburg
Miss Anna J Moyer, Director
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SCHOOLS OF MUSIC
ntlzroeA
PeaU Conservatory of Music, Philadelphia
B K. Feall, Director
Pennsylvania College of Music, Meadville
H?riy Wai the Manvllle, Director
Pennsylvania College of Music, Philadelphia
Kate H. Chandler, Director
1611 Girard Avenue
Philadelphia Musical Academy, Philadelphia
Richard Zeckwer, Director
1617 Spruce Street
Royal Conservatory of Music, Philadelphia
M B Brodsky, President
458 N Sixth Street
Scranton Conservatory of Music, Scranton.
J Alfred Pennington, Director
604 Linden Street
Sternberg School of Music, Philadelphia
Constantln von Sternberg, President
10 S 18th Street
Swaab-Fabrianl School of Music, Philadel-
phia
M B Swaab, Director
Temple University, Dept of Music, Phila-
delphia
Oscar Streland, Director
Warren Conser\atory of Music, Wanamie
LeRoy B Campbell Director
West Philadelphia Conservatory of Music,
Philadelphia
B C Courtenay, Director
40th Street and Girard Avenue
West Philadelphia Music Academy, Phila-
delphia
Clara V. Morrison, Director
3722 Haverford Avenue
SOUTH DAKOTA
Huron College School of Music, Huron
Ruth Pinch, Director
Sioux Falls College, School of Music, Sioux
Falls
Clara Louise Cieasey, Director
South Dakota State College, Dept of Music,
Brooldngs
Garnett Hedge, Professor
University of South Dakota College of
Music, Vermilion
Ethelbert Warren Grabill, Dean
TENNESSEE
Carson and Newman Conservatory, Jefferson
City
Jov Bond, Director
Centenary College Conservatory. Cleveland
Carl Fallberg, Director
Conservatory of Music, Nashville
C J Schubert, Director
Cumberland University Conservatory, Leb-
anon
Robert Paul GIse Director
Farrar Schol of Voice and Piano. Nashville
Frederick Emerson Farrar, Director
„ , ,T . , , 167 Bteath Avenue, N
FIsk University, lUTiibic Dept , Nashville
Jennie A Robinson Principal
Tennessee — con tlnued
Knoxville College Conservatory, Knoxvllle
Vera R Barber Director
Schubert Conservatory of Music, Nashville
John Schubert, Director
Tennessee Academy of Music, Nashville
Franz J Strahm, Director
Union University Conservatory, Jackson
Mrs A W Prince, Director
University of Chattanooga, Music Depart-
ment* Athens
Miss Frances Cullen Moffltt, Director
TEXAS
Baylor Unnersity Conservatory, Waco
Rudolf Hoffman, Director
College of Music, Waco
Emmett S Dean, Director
Landon Conservatory, Dallas
Charles W Landon Director
Texas Christian University Conservatory.
Fort Worth
Carl Beutel, Director
Trinity University Conservatory, Waxahachie
Theodore D McCreery, Director
Waco Conservatory of Music, Waco
W B Schimxnelpfennig, Director
UTAH
Brigham Young University, School of Musio,
Frovo
Anthony C Lund Professor
_ VIRGINIA
Bridgewater College, Music Dept , Bridge-
water
Chailes Willlim Boiler Professor
Hollms College, School of Music, Holltas
Erich Rath Director
Richmond Conservatory of Music, Richmond
Frank Eugene Casbv, Director
Shenandoah Collegiate Institute and School
of Music, Dayton
Rev G W Hoebshel Pilnclpal
Virginia Christian College, School of Musif,
I/vnchburg
Bmil Berger, Director
Woodlawn Seminary and Musical Institute,
Gordonsville
M H Duval, Principal
w WASHINGTON
Columbia Conservatory of Music, Spokane
^ , 1717 Pacific Avenue
Columbia Conservatory of Music, Tacoma
Mrs A M Vallelv, Manager
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SCHOOLS OP MUSIC
Washington — continued
Payne's Mandolin and Guitar School, Spo-
kane
Lester Payne, Principal
School of Vocal Art, Spokane
Mrs Ethel C Walton, Director
Auditorium Building-
State College, Dept of Music, Pullman
Herbert Kimb rough, Head
State Normal Dept of Music, Bellmgham
Florence Fox Thatcher, Director
University of Washington, School of Fine
Arts, Seattle
Irving M Glen, Director
WEST VIRGINIA
Marshall College, Music Dept , Huntington
Mildred MacGeorge, Head
West Virginia University College of Music,
Morgantown
Louis Black; Director
West Virginia — continued
West Virginia Wesleyan College, School of
Music, Buckhannon
Hugh J Eldridge, Director
WISCONSIN
Carroll College, Dept of Music, Waukesha
Clarence B Sh^pard Director
Lawrence College Conservatory, Appletyn
William Harper, Dean
University of Wisconsin, School of Music,
Madison
Louis N Coerne, Director
Wisconsin Conservatory of Music
William Boeppler, Director
811 Grand Ave
WYOMING
University of Wyoming, Department of
Music, Laramle
Eva Meek, Director
SCHOOL OF ART
AT. A TRAM" A
State Normal School of Art, Livingston
Mary H Taylor, Professor
Jndson College School of Art, Marlon
Laura I Bacon, Director
ARKANSAS
University of Arkansas Dept of Fine Arts,
Fayette
Henry Doughty Tovey, Director
CAUQFORNIA
California School of Arts and Crafts, Berke-
ley
Frederick H Meyer, Director
2119 AllBton Way
IMB Angeles School of Art and Design, I«os
Angeles
L. S3 Garden Macleod, Director
6th and Alvarado fits
San Francisco Institute of Art of the Uni-
versity of California, San Francisco
Robert a Fletcher, Director
California and Mason Streets
Stanford University School of Graphic Art,
Stanford University P O
Arthur Brldgman Clark Dean
University of Southern California College of
Fine Arts, 3Los Angeles
William & Judaon, Dean
201 8 Avenue 66
COLORADO
Fine Arts Academy of Denver, Denver
Abigail Holman, Director
81 East 18th Avenue
State Teachers College, Art Dept , Qreeley
Richard Ernest! Director
Students' School of Art, Denver
Henry Read, Director
1811 Pearl Street
CONNECTICUT
Hartford Art School, Hartford
Director
Norwich Art School, Norwich
George Albert Thompson, Director
Connecticut— continued
Tale School of Fine Arts, Yale University,
New Haven
John Ferguson "Weir, Director
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Arts and Crafts School, Washington
* Eva S Schroeder, Director
1711 New York Avenue
Corcoran School of Art, Washington*
B C Messer, Principal
17th and New York Avenue. N W
FIXNKCDA
Florida State College for TO omen School of
Art, Tallahassee
Inez Abernethy Director
Rollins College School of Fine *rts,
Park
Catherine Annie Jane Brebner Director
GEORGIA
Bessie Tift College, Art Dept , Font) the
Martha L Til ton, Director
IULINOIS
Art-Craft Institute, Chicago
T Vernette luorse, President
2827 Michigan Avenue
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago
W M K French, Director
Michigan Avenue and Adams Street
Chicago Academy of Fine Arts, Chicago
Carl N Werntz, Director
SI B Madison Street
Chicago School of Applied and Normal Art,
Chicago
Emma M. Church, Director
609 S. Michigan Avenue
Illinois Woman's College School of Fin*
Arts, Jacksonville
Nellie A Knopf Director
James Milllken University School of Fine
and Applied Arts, Decatur
William M Hepplng, Professor
PATTERSON'S AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY
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SCHOOLS OF FINS ARTS
Illinois — con tinned
Rockford College Department of Art, Book-
ford
Mary Gulliver, AM, Director
Technical Normal School, Chicago
Miss Mary Sherwood, Director
3207 S Michigan Ave
University of Illinois, Dept of Art and De-
sign, Urbana
Edward John Lake, B S , Acting Head
Wheaton College Art Department, Wheaton
Emma 8 Wyman, Director
INDIANA
Fort Wayne Art School, Fort Wayne
Albert E. Bulson, Jr, President
250 W Wayne Street
John Herron Art Institute, Indianapolis
Harold H Brown, Director
Pennsylvania and 16th
Indiana Central University School of Art,
Arts,
Myrtle Lewellyn Taylor, Director
Indiana University School of Fine
Bloomlngton
Alfred M Brooks, Professor
IOWA
Cornell College School of Art, Mt Yernon
Henry Albert Mills, Director
Drake University School of Painting- and
Drawing, Des Monies
Charlotte Pearl Conkrlght, Professor
Iowa Wesleyan College School of Fine Arts,
Mt Pleasant
Ella Heath, Director
Fean College School of Art, Oskaloosa
Mrs Clara H Heritage, Director
State University, College of Fine Arts, Iowa
City
Clark Fisher Aneley, BA, Dean
KANSAS
Bethany College Art School, Undsborg
Director
Kmporia School of Music and Art, Emporia
Charles A Boyle, Director
University of Kansas, School of Fine Arts,
lawrence
Charles S, Stilton, A.B., Deaa
Washburn College School of Fine Arts, To-
peka
Horace Whitehouse, Dean
LOUISIANA
Tulane University School of Art, New Or-
leans
Ellsworth Woodward, Director
MAINE
School of Fine Arts, Portland
Alfred H Schroff, Director
Spring and High Streets
MARYLAND
Baltimore Art School, Baltimore
Charcoal Club Art School, Baltimore
S Edwin Whit em an, Director
Howard and Franklin Streets
Maryland College for Women School of Art,
Lutherville
J Bertha Bougher, Director
Maryland Institute School of Art and De-
sign, Baltimore
C T Turner, Director
Mt Royal Ave
Pond Applied Art Studios, Baltimore
Theodore H Pond, Director
928 N Charles Street
Woman's College School of Art, Frederick
Florence Doub, Director
Boston Art School, Boston
Director
Cowles Art School, Boston
Director
Brio Fape Schol of Art, Boston
Brie Pape, Director
Massachusetts Avenue and Boylston
Fenway School of Illustration, Boston
C Howard Walker, Director
Harvard University, Division of Fine Arts,
Cambridge
George Henry Chase, Chairman
Lowell School of Design, Boston
Director
Massachusetts Normal Art School, Boston
James Frederick Hopkins, Director
Newbury and HJxeter Streets
School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Alice F Brook*, Manager
Huntington Avenue
Swain School of Design, New Bedford
H A Neyland, Director
Worcester Ait Museum School, Worcester
Harry Sturat Miohie, Principal
24 Highland Street
MICHIGAN
Detroit Art Academy, Detroit
Joseph W Gies, Director
Fine Arts Building
Detroit School of Art, Detroit
Mary McMaater, Director
271 Woodward Avenue
Detroit School of Design, Detroit
George T Hamilton, Director
456 Jefferson Avenue
tockwood Stolts Art School, Kalamoxoo
Guy H Lockwood, Director
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SCHOOLS OF FINE! ARTS
ued
Kalamazoo School of Art, Kalamazoo
Walter Collins Director
School of Applied Art, Battle Creek
Edward 3 Pelaworth, President
MINNESOTA
Minneapolis Scohol of Fine Arts, Minneapo-
lis
Robert Koehler, Director
Hennepin Avenue and 10th Street
St. Paul School of Hue Arts, St Fanl
Lee W Zlegler, Director
366% Selby Avenue
MISSOURI
Fine Arts Institute, Kansas City
1020 McGee Street
Kansas City School of Xlne Arts, Kansas
City
E A. Huppert, Director
Bayard Building
St. Louis School of line Arts, St Louis
Edmund. H Wuerpel, Director
Skmker Eoad and Lindell Boulevard
Washington University, School of Fine Arts,
St ILonls
Marshall S Snow, LL D , President
NEBRASKA
University of Nebraska, School of Fine Arts,
Lincoln
Paul H Grummann, Director
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Manchester Institute of Arts and Sciences,
Manchester
Jennie Young, Director
NEW JERSEY
Fawcett Drawing School, Newark
Cephas I Shirley, Director
55 Academy Street
NEW YORK
AdelphI Art School, Brooklyn
J B Whlttflker Director
Lafayette Ave and £t James Place
Albany School of Fine Arts, Albany
Edith Very, Director
52 8 Swan St
New York — continued
Art School of the Albright Art Gallery,
Buffalo
Arietta Lothiop, Superintendent
1110 Blmwood Avenue
Art Students' League of New York, New
York
Robert H NIsbet, President
215 W 57th Street
Benson School of Applied Design, New York
Mrs Mae Benson, Director
321 W 94th Street
Brooklyn Art School, Brooklyn
Joseph H Boston, Director
Art Building: 174 Montague Street
Columbia University Faculty of Fine Arts,
New York
James R Wheelei, Dean
Cooper Union Free Art School, New York
Frederick Dlelman, Art Director
Cooper Union
Ethical Culture School Art Department,
New York
Irene Weir, Director
63d and Cential Park West
Independent School of Art, New lork
A S Baylinson, Secretary
1947 Broad\vay
National Academy of Design, New York
Fred Dielman, Diiector
109th and Amsterdam
New York Normal Art School, New York
200 Fifth \\pnue
New York School of Applied Design for
Women, New York
Frank Tilford, President
160 Lexington Avenue
New York School of Art, New York
Frank Alvah Parsons, Director
2237 Broadway
Osgood Art School, New York
12 E 17th Street
Pratt Institute School of Art, Brooklyn
Walter Scott Perrj, Diiector
Shlnnacock Summer School of Art, Bayport
Douglas J Connah, Director
Syracuse University College of Fine Arts,
Syracuse
George Albert Parker, Dean
Thomas School of Art, New York
B F Thomas, President
1G1 W 2trd Street
Troy School of Arts and Crafts, Troy
Emllie C Adams Director
Whlpple School of Art, New York
C A Whip pie, Director
900 Sixth Avenue
Y W C A Art Department, >ew lork
Sophia A Walkei, Director
7 East 15th Street
OHIO
Art Academy of Cincinnati, Cincinnati
J H Gest, Director
Eden Park
Cleveland School of Art, Cleveland
George L Norton, Principal
Juniper Road and Magnolia Drive
PATTERSON'S AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY
SCHOOLS OF FINE ARTS
Ohio— continued
Columbus Art School, Columbus
Julius Golz, Jr , Director
187 B Brood Street
School of Toledo Museum of Art, Toledo
Almon C Whiting, Director
OKLAHOMA
Lni\ersit} of Oklahoma, School of Fine Arts
Frederick Holmberg, B M , Dean
of
OREGON
Portland Art
Art School
Portland
Annie B Ciocker, Director
5th and Taylor Streets
PENNSYLVANIA
Carnegie Institute, School of Applied Design,
Pittsburg
C Russell Hewlett, Dean
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Phila-
delphia
John T Lewis, Director
Broad and Cherry Streets
Philadelphia School of Design for Women,
Philadelphia
Miss Emily Sartain, Principal
Broad and Master Streets
Public Industrial Art School, /Philadelphia
J Llbeity Todd, Director
Park Avenue and Master Street
School of Design for Women, Pittsburgh
Director
School of Industrial Art of the Pennsyl-
vania Museum, Philadelphia
Leslie W Miller, Principal
Broad and Pine Streets
Stevenson's Art School, Pittsburgh
H S Stevenson, Principal
4rd Avenue and Wood Street
t Diversity of Pittsburg School of Fine Arts,
Pittsburg
H B KnTffln, Director
RHODE ISLAND
Rhode Island School of Design, Providence
Louis Barle Howe, Director
11 Waterman Street
TENNESSEE
Ashe Art School, Memphis
Director
Dallas School of Fine Arts, Dallas
Texas Christian University School
Fort Worth
Dura Brokaw Cockrell, Principal
of Art,
UTAH
Brigham Young University, Dept of Art,
Provo
Elbeit H Eaetmond, Professor
Salt Lake Academy of Fine Arts, Ogden
VERMONT
University of Vermont School of Fine Arts,
Burlington
Director
VIRGINIA
Richmond
Art School of the Art Club,
Nora Houston, Instructor
521 W Grace Street
Brldgewater College Art Dept, Bridge-
water
Annie Marie Hansen, Professor
WASHINGTON
Seattle Art League, Seattle
Ella S Bush, Director
Boston Block
WEST VIRGINIA
West Virginia University, School of Fine
Arts, Morgantown
William J Leonard, Director
West Virginia Wesleyan School of Fine Arts,
Buckhannon
Mary F Higglnbothara, Principal
WISCONSIN
Lawrence College School of Art, Appleton
Otho P Fairfleld, Dean
State Normal School of Fine Arts, Milwau-
kee
Alexander Mueller, Director
SCHOOLS OF ELOCUTION, ORATORY,
AND DRAMATIC ART
Stefce Normal School of Expression, Livlng-
t»ton
Marjorie Joy Hatmaker, Director
Judson College School of Expression, Marlon
Anna D Staples, Director
CALIFORNIA
University of Southern California College of
Oratory, Los Angeles
Beulah Wright, Dean
DISTRICT OS1 COLUMBIA
Lucia Gale Barber School of Rhythm and
Correlated Arts, Washington
Mrs Mary B Gale Davis, Principal
2003 Columbia Road
Balaton University of Expression, Washing-
ton
FLORIDA
Florida State College for Women School of
Expression, Tallahassee
Miss Du Bols Elder AB Director
Boiling College School of Expression, Win-
ter Park
Mary Green Deaderlck, BI*, Director
GEORGIA
of Expression,
Bessie Tlft College, Dept
Forsvthe
Mary Elizabeth Miller, Director
Wesleyan College, Dept of Expression,
Macon
Anne Chenault Wallace, Director
ILLINOIS
Chicago School of Elocntlon, Chicago
119 North Clark Street
Illinois— continued
Colombia College of Expression, Chicago
Miss Mary A. Blood, AM President
64 E Van Buren Street
Cosmopolitan School of Music and Dra-
matic Art, Chicago
Mrs W 3 Bracken President
431 S Wabash Avenue
Illinois Women's College School of Expres-
sion, Jacksonville
Amanda Kidder Director
Jaoobsen's School of Dancing and Aesthet-
ics, Chicago
Henry Jaoobaen, Director
Auditorium Building
Leonard Wilson School of Expression, Chi-
Zda Fletcher Leonard, Director
6255 KImbark Avenue
Maclean School, Chicago
Juan C Maclean, President
624 S Michigan Avenue
Morgan School of Expression Anna, Chicago
Miss Anna Morgan, Director
Fine Arts Building
Phillips School of Oratory, Chicago
Arthur Edward Phillips. Lltt D , Principal
304 8 Wabash Avenue
School of Acting of the Bush Temple Con-
servatory, Chicago
Edward Dvorak, Dramatic Director
^ 800 N Clark Street
School of Oratory, Northwestern Universi-
ty, Xfranston
R L, Cumnock, L, H.D , Director
Technical Normal School, Chicago
Miss Mary Sherwood Director
3207 Michigan Avenue
INDIANA
Indiana-Boston School of Elocution, Oratory
and Dramatic Art, Indianapolis
Mrs Harriet A, Prank, Director
IOWA
Cornell College School of Oratory, Mt. Ver-
non
Rose Evelyn Baker, Director *
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SCHOOLS OF ELOCUTION, ORATOBY, DRAMA AND PHYSICAL CULTURE
Iowa— continued
Des Moines School of Oratory* Des Moines
Emma C Pugh, Principal
Drake University School of Dramatic Art,
Des Uoines
Holmes Cowper, Dean
Highland Par* CoUege of Oratory, Des
Moines
Miss Edna Means, Dean
KANSAS
School of Expression and Drama, Topeka
Misa Clara M Crumb, Principal
Western School of Elocution and Oratory,
Wichita
George W HOBS, Director
LOUISIANA
New Orleans College of Oratory, New Or-
Miss Lilly C Whittaker, Principal
707 Common
MARYLAND
Maryland College for Women, Dept of Ex-
pression, LutherviUe
Grace Normal Randall, Director
Shaftesbory College of Expression, Balti-
more
Alice May Youse, Principal
14 N Carey Street
Women's College School of Expression,
Frederick
Sallto Conrad Fauntleroy, Director
Emerson College of Oratory, Boston
Henry Lawrence Southwick, President
30 Huntlngton Avenue
Inland Powers School, Boston
Leland Powers, Principal
177 Huntington Avenue
School of Expression, Boston
& S. Curry, LlttD, President
Copley Square
MICHIGAN
Beasley School of Oratory and Dramatic
Art, Grand Rapids
Mrs Marie Wilson Beasley, Principal
132 Monroe Street
Detroit School of Expression, Detroit
Mrs. Mildred A. Bolt, Principal
1191 Jefferson Avenue
Detroit Training School of Elocution and
English Literature, Detroit
Mrs. Edna Chafee Noble, Director
780 Woodward Avenue
MINNESOTA
Johnson School of Music, Oratory and Dra-
matic Art, Minneapolis
Gustavus Johnson, Director
70 S llth
Minneapolis School of Music, Oratory and
Dramatic Art, Minneapolis
Charles M. Holt, Director
42 Eighth Street a
MISSOURI
Auditorium Dramatic School, Kansas City
Miss Georgia H Brown, Directress
9th and Holmes Street
Dillenbeck School of Oratory, Kansas City
Preston K. Dillenbeck, Director
9th and Locust Street
Kansas City School of Language, Kansas
City
Edmund D Vemle, Principal
New Ridge Building
Morse School of Expression, 8t Louis
Musical Art Building
Perry School of Oratory, 8t Louis
Edward P Perry, Principal
Grand and Franklin Streets
NEBRASKA.
York College School of Oratory, York
D F Adams, A.B, Principal
NEW YORK
Albert! School of Expression, New York
Eva Allen Albert!, AM, Principal
Carnegie Hall
American Academy of Dramatic Art, New
York
Franklin H Sargent, President
Carnegie Hall
American School of Elocution, Brooklyn
Walter V Holt, Principal
845 Clinton Avenue
Bell School of Speech, New York
Mary S. Thompson, Director
28 W 44th Street
ConeU's Schol of Elocution and Physical
Culture, New York
Jennie Conell, Director
Ford's School of Expression, New York
E C Ford, Director
4 West 40th Street
Hawn School of Speech Arts, New York
Henry G Hawn, Carnegie Hall
Klelser School of Elocution, New York
Grenville Klelser, Director
1269 Broadway
Lawrence School of Acting, New York
XL G Lawrence, Director
18 E 23d Street
National Conservatory of Dramatic Art,
New York
F F Maokay. Principal
19 W. 44th Street
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New York — continued
New York Dramatic School, New York
7th Avenue cor W 57th
New York School of Expression, New York
Charlotte Sulley Presby, Principal
318 W. 57th Street
Williams School of Expression, Ithaca
George C. Williams, B O , President
OHIO
Capitol College of Oratory and Music, Co-
lumbus
Frank S Fox, President
Cincinnati School of Expression, Cincinnati
Miss Jennie Manheimer, Director
Lyric Theater Building
Harroff School of Expression, Cleveland
Flora Harroff Sturges, Principal
Ohio Northern University, School of Ex-
pression, Ada
Jennie Bowman, Dean
Ohio University, School of Oratory, Athens
Harry Raymond Pierce, Director
Richard School of Expression and Dramatic
Art, Cleveland
318 Euclid
Schuster School of Elocution, Cincinnati
Helen Merci Schuster, Directress
Pike Theater Building
Tucker School of Expression, Cleveland
Anna P Tucjker, President
2182 B 40th Street
PENNSYLVANIA
Kilgore School of Elocution, Philadelphia
King's School of Oratory, Pittsburg
Byron W King-, Ph D , President
Virginia and Zara
Pennsylvania — continued
Ludlam School of Dramatic Art, Philadel-
phia
1326-28 Chestnut Street
National School of Elocution and Oratory,
Philadelphia
Mrs J W Shoemaker, Principal
Paikwaj Building
Neff's College of Oratory, Philadelphia
Silas S Neff, Director
238 W Logan Square
Philadelphia School of Elocution, Philadel-
phia
Broad and Cherry Stieets
TENNESSEE
Vanderbilt University School of Expression,
Nashville
Albert Mason Hairis, Director
UTAH
Pierpont School of Oratory and Phjsica!
Culture, Salt Lake City
Miss Burkella Pierce, Principal
WASHINGTON
Walton College of Expression, Spokane
Leo Walton, Director
WISCONSIN
Lawrence College School of Expression, Ap-
pleton
John S Garns, Dean
BUSINESS, SHORTHAND AND TELEGRA-
PHY, COMMERCE AND ACCOUNTS
AT.ATtATiTA
Chaftn's Business College, Huntsvllle
W T Chafln, Principal
Practical Business
College,
Draugbon's
Montgomery
Oliver B Harris Manager
Massey Business College, Birmingham
William N Smith Principal
Massey Business College, Montgomery
Ralph D Qulsenberry, Principal
McGiU Institute, Mobile
Rev William A Kerrlgran, President
252 Government Street
Mobile Business College, Mobile
Mrs. C O Meuac, Principal
Spencer Business College, Birmingham
Robert Campbell, Principal
821% 20th
Spencer Business College, Mobile
L C, Spencer, Principal
Wheeler Business College, Birmingham
WHIard J Wheeler, President
1900 First
ARIZONA
Lamson Business College, Phoenix
E M Lamson, President
Tucson Business College, Tucson
F Li Harroun, President
ARKANSAS
Batesvllle Business College, Batesville
Principal
Draughon's Practical Business College,
Fort Smith
B C Smith, Manager
Draughon's Practical
tittle Bock
William A Zeigler Manager
Ford Business College, Little Bock
K K Ford, Principal
5th and Main
Fort Smith Commercial College, Fort Smith
George M Neale, President
Hill's Keys Business College, Little Bock
Business College,
Arkansas — continued
J F Snyder, Principal
Sd and Main
Hot Springs Business College, Hot Springs
M Sayre, Principal
Parrish College, Paragould
B H Parrlah Principal
Pine Bluff Commercial College, Pine Bluff
B. H Sanders, Principal
CALIFORNIA
Atkinson's Sacramento Business College,
Sacramento
W E! Cogswell, Principal
Brownsberger Commercial College, Los
Angeles
F Brownsberger, Principal
Business University, Eureka
Frank R Burden, Principal
California Commercial College, Los Angeles
William H H Garvor, President
1st and Broadway
Eureka Business College, Eureka
C J Craddocte, Principal
Gallagher-Marsh Business College, San
Franoisoo
Robert F Gallagher, Principal
Grass Valley Business College, Grass Valley
H H Armstrong, President
Heald's Business College. Chlco
Edward P Heald, President
Heald's Business College, Fresno
L H Phillips, Manager
I and Merced
Heald's Business College, Long Beach
V E Nielson, Principal
Heald's Business College, Oakland
T B Bridges Principal
Heald's Business College, Riverside
L W ZInn, Principal
748 Main
Heald's Business College, Sacramento
Edward P Heald, President
Heald's Business College, San Francisco
Edward P Heald, President
425 McAllister St
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BUSINESS, TELEGRAPHY, COMMERCE AND ACCOUNTS
California — continued
BTeald's Business College, San Jose
J W Nixon. Principal
Heald's Business College, Stockton
California and Channell
Heald's Business College, Santa Cruse
F O Gardner, Principal
Truat Bldg
Heald's Southern California Business Col-
lego, I<os Angeles
Edward P Heald, President
Howe's Academy and Business College, Sac-
ramento
Edward Howe, Jr , Principal
Isaacs-Woodbury Business College, r<os
Angeles
B K Isaacs, Principal
I.os Angeles Business College, JLos Angeles
E R Shrader, Principal
8th and Hill
I, A. E Business College, Eureka
Barnes Cleaver, Principal
Marysvllle Business College, Marysvllle
H D Bich, Principal
Merrill-Miller College, San Francisco
W EJ Clayton, Principal
783 Fllmore Street
Metropolitan Business College, San Fran-
cisco
L A. Jordan, Manager
Modem School of Business, San Jose
Geo T Pratt, Principal
825 Market Street
Mnnson School of Shorthand, San Francisco
Miss Luclle M Smith, Principal
Whitney Bldg
Kapa Business College, Napa
J H Janson, Principal
National Business College, Los Angeles
J W McCormac President
Chamber of Commerce Building
Oakland Shorthand Institute, Oakland
Frederick O Xlsen, Principal
Orange County Business College, Santa Ana
J W MacCorxnac, Principal
Pasadena Business College, Pasadena
J H Warner, Principal
84 H Colorado
Polytechnic Business College, Oakland
W B Gibson, Principal
Pomona Business College, Pomona
D Brehant, Principal
Potts' Business College, Pasadena
M G Potts, Principal
Potts' Business College, Badlands
M G Potts, Principal
San Bernardino Business College, San
Bernardino
Margaret M Lacy, Principal
San Diego Business College, San Diego
H F Kuehn, Principal
San Diego Commercial College, San Diego
F W Kelsey, Principal
San Francisco Business College, San Fran-
cisco
HT E Cox, Manager
San Jose Business College, San Jose
Jaa R Hill, Principal
Santa Barbara Business College, Santa Bar-
El B Hoover, Principal
California — continued
Santa Rota Business College, Santa Bosa
James S Sweet, Principal
United Business College, Marysvllle
Frank Harroun, LL D , Principal
United Business College, Woodland
Frank Harroun, Principal
University of California, College of Com-
merce, Berkeley
H R Hatfleld, Secretary
Williams Business College, Pomona
Prof Williams, Principal
Woodbury Business College, I*os Angeles
EJ K Isaacs, President
Hamburger Building
COLORADO
American Business College, Pueblo
J A Clark, Principal
Sixth and Main
Barnes Commercial School, Denver
JD C Barnes President
1025 Champa
Central Business College, Colorado Springs
J N Nutter President
Central Business College, Denver
L A Arnold, Principal
829 16th
Colorado Business College, Boulder
A W Lewis, Principal
Dodds* Commercial College, Canon City
D T> Dodds, Proprietor
Greeley Commercial College, Greeley
J W Adrian, Principal
HoeTs Business College, Grand Junction
Sidney C Hoel, Principal
Modern School of Business. Denver
George La Munyon, Principal
W iSth and Broadway
Pueblo School of Business, Pueblo
Julius von Tobel, President
Trinidad Business College, Trinidad
W S Anderson, President
University of Colorado College of Commerce,
Boulder
Frederick A Bushee, Ph D , Secretary
University of Denver, School of Commerce,
J B Giejsbeck, Dean
Foster Building
Wallace Business College, Denver
R J Wallace, Principal
Woodworth's Shorthand College, Denver
W A Woodworth, Principal
Brown Business College, South Korwalfc
G B Startaln President
Butler School, New Haven
Sidney Ferlin Butler, Principal
161 Temple
Connecticut Business College, Hertford
G H Wilcox, Principal
Connecticut Business College, MMdletown
J F Nixon, Principal
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Connecticut — c ontlnue d
Connecticut Business University, New Haven
Henry O Long, Principal
Gaffey's Shorthand School, New Haven
John F Gaffey, Principal
Gutchess College, Bridgeport
S D Gutchess, President
64 Cannon Street
Hillyer Institute, Hartford
Geo C Hubert, General Secretary
Huntslnger's Business College, Hartford
F M Huntsinger, Principal
Merrill College, Stamford
Mrs M A Merrill, Pzlncipal
97 Washington
Monroe's Business College, Waterbury
W J Monroe, Principal
Morse College, Hartford
Edward H Morse, Principal
New Britain Commercial College, New
Britain
T Clay Cavanaugh, Principal
Norwich Business College, Norwich
W E Canfleld, Principal
Olmstead's Select Shorthand School, Hart-
ford
E M Olmstead, Principal
756 Main
Pequod Business School, Meridian
Mrs W R Chapman, Principal
Pope Business College, Derby
F J Pope, Principal
Putnam Business College, Putnam
B F Keller, Principal
Stillman Business College, Danbnry
I M Dearborn, Principal
Union Business College, Bridgeport
Fred Enos, Principal
Waterbury Business College, Waterbury
H C Post, Principal
Yale Business College, New Haven
Nathan B Stone, Principal
DELAWARE
Beacom Business College, Wilmington
W H Beacom, President
Goldey College, Wilmington
W B. Douglas, President
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Draughon'0 Practical Business College,
Washington
Edgar M Hayes, Principal
Drillery Business School, Washington
Frank Fuller. Principal
1100 N T Avenue
Howard University, Business School, Wash-
George William Cook, X.LM, Dean
National Business College, Washington
Principal _
Strayer's Business College, Washington
P J Harmon, Principal
Tanner's Business College, Washington
H. C Tanner, Principal
District of Columbia— continued
Temple School of Shorthand and Typewrit-
ing, Washington
Caroline B Stephen, Principal
1417 9th
Wood's Commercial School, West Washing-
ton
Court F "Wood, Principal
811 E Capitol
FLORIDA
Draughon'0 Practical Business College,
Jacksonville
Alvin H James, Manager
Massey Business College, Jacksonville
E S Hewen, Principal
Main and Monroe
Rollins College Business School, Winter
Park
Walter M&rtin Lenhart, Director
Southern Business College, Live Oak
K M Clayton, Principal
Tampa Business College, Tampa
L M Hatton, Principal
609 Franklin
GEORGIA
Athens Business College, Athens
J D Severns, Principal
Atlanta Commercial College, Atlanta
Noah Adair, Principal
Augusta Business College, Augusta
E H Clark, Principal
Bagwell Business College, Atlanta
J O Bagwell
Cordele Business College, Cordele
Earnest Seamans, Principal
Crlchton Business College, Atlanta
E C Crlchton, Principal
Draughon's Practical Business College, At-
lanta
Arthur C Winter, Principal
Georgia Business College, Augusta
Victor E Fourcher, President
Georgia-Alabama Business College, Macon
Eugene Anderson, Principal
Macon Commercial College, Macon
W McKay, Principal
Massey Business College, Columbus
Richard W Massey, Principal
Newman Business College, Newman
William H Jones, President
Osborne's Business College, Augusta
S. Ii Osbome, Principal
Richard's Business College, Savannah
C J Richard
Ryan's Business College, Savannah
Miss M E. Ryan, Principal
St. Patrick's Commercial Institute, Augusta
Brother Theodoras, Principal
Southern Shorthand and Business Universi-
ty, Atlanta
A C Briscoe, Principal
10 H W Mitchell Street
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Georgia — continued
Stanley's Business College, Macou
G W H Stanley, Principal
Statesboro Institute and Business College,
Statesboro
J H O'Qutnn, President
tniverslty of Georgia School of Commerce,
Athens
R B Curtis, PhD, Director
IDAHO
I^wiston Business College, Lewiston
P L Ulen Principal
link's Modern Business College, Boise
A T Link Manager
Moscow Business College, Moscow
T N Creekmur, Principal
Underbill Business College, Idaho Falls
U R Underbill, President
ILLINOIS
Aurora Shorthand School, Aurora
Jennie G Palmer, Principal
Barrett Institute of Shorthand, Chicago
Cbarles R Barrett, Principal
Majestic Bldff
Belleville Commercial College, Belleville
Joseph P Foeller Principal
Birmingham Shorthand School, Chicago
240 Blue Island Avenue
Boyd Shorthand School, Chicago
Robert Boyd, Principal
64 W Randolph
Brown's Business College, Bloomlngton
E P Sealer, Principal
Brown's Business College, Cairo
G W Brown President
Brown's Business College, Centralia
Charles B Ebersal, Manager
Brown's Business College, Champaign
T R Hopkins Principal
Brown's Business College, Danville
J E Ebersol, Principal
Brown's Business College, Decatur
H M Owen, Principal
Brown's Business College, East St Louis
O T Kruae, Principal
801 Collinavllle
Brown's Business College, Galesburg
J H Cox, Principal
Brown's Business College, Jacksonville
W C Springrgrate, Principal
Brown's Business College, Marion
G W Brown President
Brown's Business College, Moline
A R James, Principal
Brown's Business College, Peorla
Seward B Price Principal
Brown'fl Business College, Ottawa
M J Morrisse\ Superintendent
Brown's Business College, Rockford
W F Cadwell, Principal
Brown's Business College, Bock Island
H H Hunt, Principal
Illinois — continued
Brown's Business College, Sterling
A T Scoville, Principal
Brown's Business College, Streator
G W Brown, President
Bryant & Stratton Business College, Chicago
H W Bryant, President
80 E Randolph
Chicago Business College, Chicago
Mrs F B Vhden, Pnnclpal
TV abash and Adams
College of Commerce, Collinsvllle
Miller and Simpson, Props
Cope's Shorthand School, Pontiac
C B Dougherty, Pilnclpal
Coppin's Commercial College, Dlxon
W H Coppins Principal
Crlstman Shorthand School, Chicago
Miss Laura B Crlstman, Principal
3161 Indiana
Danville Business School, Danville
Principal
De La Salle Institute, Chicago
Brothei Llguoni, President
35th and TV abash Avenue
Elks Business College, Elgin
F W Bills. Principal
Englewood Business College, Chicago
F B Bftllis, President
C233 Halsted
Frecport College of Commerce, V. reeport
J J Nagle, Principal
Good's Shorthand School, Chicago
Mary M Wood, Principal
342 Lincoln Ave
Gem City Business College, Qumcy
D L Mueselman, President
Gregg School, Chicago
John R Greeg, President
6 North Michigan Avenue
Illinois Business College and Telegraph
School, Springfield
C N Stockton, President
Illinois College and Bugtaeas Institute,
Bnshnell
J ID Mumma, Principal
Jones North Chicago Business College, Chl-
R M Jones, Principal
550 Gaiflold Avenue
Jones School of Telegraphy, Chicago
F S Jones, Manager
315 S La Salle
Sankakee Business College, Kankakee
N L Richmond, ^Principal
Kennedy's Business and English Training
School, Macomb
J R. Kennedy* Principal
laird's Business College, Chicago
A J Laird, Principal
217 W 82«t
Lincoln Business College, Lincoln
W R Whetsler, Principal
MaOormac School, Chicago
Morton Macormac, President
1206 B. 65rd
Hattoon School of Commerce, Hattoon
Rufus M Utterback, Principal
Metropolitan Business College, Chicago
O M Powers, Principal
Wabash and Monroe
PATTERSON'S AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY
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Illinois— continued
Metropolitan Business College, Elgin
C C Rayburn, Principal
Metropolitan Commercial College, Bast St
Louis
S N Falder, Principal
Miles Institute, Chicago Heights
Li R Swanson, Principal
National Commercial College, Lltchfleld
Zeno L Hives, Principal
Northwestern Business College, Chicago
J P Fish Principal
1664 N Robey
Northwestern University School of Com-
merce, Accounts and Finance, Chicago
Wlllard Eugene Hotchkiss, PhD, Dean
O'DonnelTs Business College, Chicago
D J O'Donnell, Principal
116 N Paulina
Orchard City College, Flora
Thomas B Greenlaw, President
Orr's Business College, Chicago
Grant Orr, Principal
63rd and Tale
Paterson's Shorthand Institute, Chicago
Charles Paterson, Principal
19 S La Salle
Pierson Business College. Chicago
1134 Wilson
Revllo College, Chicago
M V Flowers, Manager
19 N Wabash Avenue
Rockford College Secretarial Course, Book-
ford
Alice M Durand Director
RushUHe Normal and Business College,
RushvlUe
M Kennedy, President
St Patrick's Commercial Academy, Chicago
Bi other Joseph, Principal
122 S Desplaines
Shelby Business College, Shelbyville
H D Sparks, Principal
Snyder Business School, Chicago
801 Monadnock Bldg
Sparks Business College, Shelbyville
H D Sparks, B9, Principal
Springfield Business CoUege, Springfield
Henry B Henkel, President
Sterling Business College, Sterling
William Leaders, Principal
Success Shorthand School, Chicago
W L James, President
62 West Randolph
Summers College of Commerce, ColllnsvHle
P D Summers, Principal
Summer's College of Commerce, Granite
P D Summers, Prop
Union Electric Telegraph School, Chicago
H C Roeth, President
88 La Salle
University of Chicago College of Commerce
and Administration, Chicago
L C Marshall, MA, Dean
University of Illinois, School of Business
Administration, Urban*
David KInley, LfcD, Director
Vlallaoe Commercial School, Chicago
162 N Dearborn
Illinois — continued
Watson's Business College, Chicago
George Watson, Principal
638 W 55th Blvd
INDIANA
Anderson Business College, Anderson
W H Carrier, President
Bluffton. Business College, Bluffton
I W Lester, Principal
Brazil Business University, Brazil
L G Holcombe, Principal
Brown's Business College, EvaDsville
M P Akers, Principal
Brown's Business College, Terre Haute
G W Brown, President
Bryant & Stratton Business College, New
Albany
G W Schwartz, Principal
Central Business College, Indianapolis
Fred W Case, Principal
Chicago Business College, Hammond
Mrs F B Virden, President
Crawfordsvllle Business College, Crawfords-
vUle
Miss Zola Shirk, Principal
Dodge's Institute of Telegraphy, Valparaiso
George M Dodge, President
Draughon-Porter Business College, Evans-
vllle
J Lee Porter, Secretaiy
Elkhart Business College, Elkhart
Ira B Elliott, Principal
Huntingdon Business University, Hunting-ton
C B Williams, President
Indiana Business College, Kokomo
Ora B Bute, Manager
Indiana Business College, Muncle
Charles C Cring, Manager
Indiana Business College, Madison
C Booth, Principal
Indianapolis Business University, Indianapo-
lis
BJ J Heeb, President
Indianapolis Commercial College, Indlanapo—
Us
A A Bowser. President
International Business College, Fort Wayne
T L Staples, President
Jones Business CoUege, Hammond
Charles E Jones, President
Kokomo Business CoUege, Kokomo
O B Beta, Principal
Kelly Business School, South Bend
Bert KoJly, Proprietor
Lafayette Business CoUege, Lafayette
S A Drake, President
lAln Business CoUege, Indianapolis
M M Lain, President
Hockyear's Business College, Evansvllle
M H Lockyear, President
Irtgaasport Business CoUege, Logansport
Charles C Cring, Manager
Marion Business College, Marion
Ora El Butz, Principal
Marion Normal Business School, Marion
O O Thomas, Professor
Michigan City Business College, Michigan
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Indiana — continued
Prof Swing, Principal
Monde Business College, Muncle
J Westbrook Howard, President
New Albany Business College, New Albany
H O Keesling, President
Northern Indiana Commercial College, Val-
paraiso
H B Brown President
Bichmond Business College, Richmond
L B Campbell, Principal
St. Mary's Academy, New Albany
Sister M Bonaventura, President
Sanderson School of Practical Business,
Indianapolis
Laura A. Sanderson, Principal
Washington and Meridian
Shorthand Training School, T*
8 H East, Principal
424 Law Bldg
South Bend Business College, South Bend
C A. Arnold, Principal
Southern TadiM^ Business College, Wash-
ington
Principal
Stenographic Practical Training School, In-
dians University, Bloomington
Miss Jessie M Little, Principal
Thomas School of Stenography, South Bend
Burton R. Thomas, Principal
Union Business College, Lafayette
8 A. Drake, President
Tincennes Business College, Vlncennes
J A Caster, Principal
Wabash Business College, Terre Haute
M K. Akers, Principal
IOWA
Bayless Business College, Dubngue
C Bayless, Principal
Boone Business College, Boone
Daniel Orowley, Principal
Brown's Business CoUege, Davenport
George L Kemper, Principal
Brown's Business CoUege, Muscathie
G W Brown, President
Brown's Business College, Sioux City
G W Brown, Jr , President
Capital City Commercial College, Des Moines
B F Williams, President
Capital City Telegraph Institute, Des Moines
F L Meyer, Manager
613 Locust
Cedar Rapids Business College, Cedar Bapids
G E King, Principal
Central Iowa Business College, Marshftll-
town
W H Gilbert, Principal
Chariton Commercial College, Charlton
J W O' Bryan Proprietor
Clinton Business College, Clinton
B J Heflin President
College of Commerce, Waterloo
R E Eklund Principal
Creston Business College, Creston
T E Walker Principal
Cutler Business School, Dubuque
Mrs Ida N Cutler, Principal
Iowa— continued
Denlson Normal and Business College, Den*
ison
W C Van Ness, President
Duncan's Davenport Business College, Dav-
enport
J C. Duncan, Principal
Elliott's Business College, Burlington
G W Elliott, President
Glenwood Business College, Glenwood
B O McAdams, Principal
Hamilton's University of Commerce, Mason
City
W R Hamilton, President
Hammill Commercial College, Council Bluffs
W H Hammill, Principal
Highland Park College of Commerce, Des
Moines
C A Wessell, Dean
Iowa Business College, Des Moines
Charles Duncan McGregor, President
Iowa Success School, Ottumwa
w W Tool, Principal
Johnson's Business College, Fort Madison
N Johnson, Principal
Keokuk Business Institute, Keokuk
Samuel Swanson, Principal
Muscatrae Business CoUege, Muscatine
W D Peck, President
National Business Training School, Sioux
City
W A Barrett, Manager
Oskaloosa Business College, Oskaloosa
B A. Wright, President
Ottumwa Commercial College, Ottumwa
J W O'Bryan, President
Penn CoUege School of Commerce, Oskaloosa
Ernest A Zeliadt, B 8 , Director
People's Commercial and Bowen Business
College, Des Moines
B W Bowen, President
Bansomerian Business School, Boone
L A Lincoln, Superintendent
Mason Building
Simpson College School of Business, In-
E L Miller BCS Principal
Spencer Business College, Spencer
R R Stuart, President
Toland's Business College, Spencer
L A Toland President
Toland's Business University, Mason City
W R Hamilton, President
Tri-State Commercial College, Keokuk
Charles F Sawyer President
University Business College, Iowa City
Elizabeth Irish, Principal
Valder Business and Normal School, De-
corah
C H Valder, Principal
Waterloo Business CoUege, Waterloo
Almon F Gates, President
Waukon Business College and Normal
School, Waukon
M E Smith, President
Western Iowa Business College, Council
Bluffs
R E Wiatt, President
Woodbine Normal and Commercial Sejboel.
Woodbine
M A. Reed, Principal *
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BUSINESS, TELEGRAPHY, COMMERCE AND ACCOUNTS
KANSAS
Atchison Business College, Atchlson
A P Heck, Proprietor
Central Kansas Business College, Abilene
H A Anderson, Principal
Chanute Business College, Chanute
J D Byers Principal
CoffewIIIe Basin ess College, Coffeyvffle
T F Stareher Principal
Dougherty's Business Training School, To-
peka
George E Dougherty, Principal
118 W 8th
Draughon's Practical Business College, Fort
Scott
J F Draughon, President
Fmporla Business College, Emporia
C D Long President
Fredonla Business College, Fredonia
B L. Taylor, President
Institute of Shorthand and Typewriting, Ot-
tawa
J T Peet Proprietor
lola Business College, Tola
O B Haalett, President
Kansas Commercial College, Kansas City
D M We«t President
Kansas Wesleyan Business College, Satin*
T W Roach President
Lawrence Business College, Lawrence
W H Quack enbush, President
leaven worth Business College, Leavenworth
Martin Gonser President
Metropolitan Bnainess College, Coneordla
A F Day Principal
Miller Business College, Wichita
H S Miller, President
National Business College, Hiawatha
Henry Coon, President
National Business College, Kansas City
Henry Coon President
National Business College, Manhattan
Henry Coon, President
Normal and Business College, Conway
8 D Cran«. Prerident
Olson'* Business College, Independence
J C Olson, President
Olson's Commercial College, Parsons
J C Olson, Preildent
Ottawa Business College, Ottawa
8 W Errebo, President
Pond's Business College, Topeka
M A Pond Principal
Salt City Business College, Hutchlnson
J D Conrad Manager
Santa F* Telegraph School, Topelca
Superintendent . -. «
Stilton'. School of Telegraphy and Bail-
way Bn*In«w. Saltoa
W H Skelton, Principal
Standard Shorthand School, Topeka
Anna E Cannan, Principal
Topefca Business College, Topeka
iJH Strickler. President
Wichita Business College* Wichita
Will O Price, Pres.
Wichita Telegraph College, WlddU
W D Alvery, President
Kansas— continued
Winfleld Business and Academic College,
WInfleld
H F W Kuehne, President
Winsor Commercial College, Fort Scott
Dean Dick, President
KENTUCKY
Bowling Green Business College, Bowling
Green
J 8 Dickey, President
Bryant 8s Stratton Business College, Louis-
ville
George W Schwartz, President
2nd and Walnut
Central Business College, Padueaa
William C Strong, Ph G , Principal
Clark's Commercial College, Corlngton
W D Clark, President
Clark's Commercial College, Newport
W D Clark, President
Clark'* School of Business, Louisville
P W Clark President
Covlngton Business College, Covtagton
M B Byron, Manager
Davless County Business College, Owensboro
Eugene B Miller, President
Draughon's Practical Business College, Pa-
ducah
A M Bouse, Manager
Joyce Business College, Covtngton
1116 Madison Avenue
I.ockyear'ft Business College, Hopklnsvllle
J W Walton, Principal
Massey Business School, Louisville
Henry J Holme, Manager
Newport Business College, Newport
4th and Monmouth
Schwartr School, Louisville
G W flchwartss, Ph D , Principal
Spencerlan Commercial School, Louisville
En os Spencer, President
Smith Business College, Lexington
Wilbur R Smith, President
LOUISIANA
Algiers School of Shorthand, New Orleans
M Beatty, Principal
420 Bermuda
Carlllion's Shorthand School, New Orleans
A C Carillon, Principal
Chenet Classical and Commercial Institute,
New Orleans
H 8 Chenet, Principal
Draughon's Practical Business College,,
College,
H. Pints, Manager
Br*u«hon'« Practical
Shreveport
P E Towniley. Mtntger
Mielly't Business College, New Orleans
Edward F Mtelly, Principal
Paragon Shorthand Inttltut*. New Orleans
Alexander Llchtentag, Principal
Camp and Btaterp*
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Louisiana — continued
Sloan-Duployan Shorthand School, New Or-
leans
C Nathan, Principal
Sonle Commercial College and Literary In-
stitute, New Orleans
George Soule, President
608 St Charles
Spencer's Business College, New Orleans
L C Spencer, Presdent
Twentieth Century and Cowles Shorthand
School, New Orleans
Miss Maile R Wood, Principal
646 Commercial Place
Welsh Normal and Business Institute,
Welsh
J N Nelson, President
Wheeler Business College, New Orleans
Willard J Wheeler, President
803 Canal
MAINS
Bangor Business College, Bangor
B D Pratt, President
Banks Business College, Belfast
E A. Banks, Principal
Bliss Business College, Lewiston
O D Bliss, President
Gray's Portland Business College, Portland
Frank L Gray, President
Kiest's Business College, WatervUle
H L C banning, President
Morgan Business College, WatervUle
G H Watson and J L Thomas, Owners
Nasson Institute, Spring vale
Louisa Isabella Pryor, Dean
Portland School of Telegraphy, Portland
George L Gaskell, Principal
Bockland Commercial College, Rockland
Howard and Brown, Principals
Sawyer's School of Shorthand, Portland
Miss Lydia H Beck, Principal
Shaw Business College, Augusta
C H Blaisdell, Principal
Shaw Business College, Bangor
F L Shaw, President
Shaw's Business College, Portland
F L Shaw, President
MARYLAND
Baltimore Business College, Baltimore
B H Norman, President
5 N Charles
Baltimore School of Pernln Shorthand, Bal-
timore
E W Weems, Principal
Union Trust Building
Beacom Business College, Salisbury
W H Beacom, President
Central Commercial College, Cumberland
C E Pusho, President
Columbia Business College, Hagerstown
S M Funk, Principal
Eaton & Burnett Business College, Balti-
more
A H Eaton President
Baltimore and Charles
Maryland — continued
Mountain State Business College, Cumber-
land
A G Sine, President
Sadler's Bryant & Stratton Business Col-
lege, Baltimore
Falrman A Sadler, President
27 Fayette St, West
Strayer's Business College, Baltimore
Thomas W Donoho, President
6 N Fayette St
Trl-State Business College, Cumberland
B F Shaffer, President
Wolf's Business College, Hagerstown
D Elmer Wolf, President
MASSACHUSETTS
Bay Path Institute, Springfield
M F Palmer, Principal
Becker's Business College, Worcester
Mrs Edward C A Becker, Principal
Benedict School of Shorthand, Boston
George Benedict, Principal
14 Beacon
Benton's Business School, New Bedford
Charles B Benton, Principal
Berkshire Business College, Pittsfield
W R Hill, Principal
Boston University College of Business Ad-
ministration, Boston
Everett W Lord, Associate Dean
Bristol Academy, Taunton
G H Gilbert, Principal
Brockton Business University, Brockton
Charles W Jones, Principal
Bryant & Stratton Commercial School, Bos-
ton
H E Hibbard, President
334 Boylaton
Burdett College, Boston
C A Burdett, President
18 Boylston
Bnrdette College, Lynn
Principal
Cannon's Commercial College, Lawrence
G C Cannon, Principal
Comer's Commercial College, Boston
Charles E Comer, Principal
367 Boylston Street
Fisher Business College, BomerUHe
E H Fisher, Principal
343 Medford, Winter Hill P O
Xltchburg Business College, Fltchbnrg
D Fullmer, President
Harvard University School of Business
Administration
Edwin F Gay, Ph D , Dean
Hlckox Shorthand School, Boston
William E Hickox, Principal
Pierce Building
Hlnman's Business College, Worcester
A H Hlnman, President
Holyoke Business Institute, Holyok*
TJarnell and Foote, Principals
Lowell Commercial College, Lowell
LeDolt E Kimball, President
Lynn Business College, Lynn
C C. Dexter, President
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Massachusetts — continued
Maiden Commercial School, Maiden
"Walter Leroy Smith, President
Mellor's Commercial College, Waltham
William H Mel lor, President
Northampton Commercial College, North-
ampton
Joseph Plckett, Principal
Pernln School of Shorthand and Bookkeep-
ing, Boston
B & B Block, Principals
100 Boylston
Plymouth Business School, Plymouth
E C Perry, Principal
Rogers A Allen's School of Business, Fall
River
W S Roarers, President
Salem Commercial School, Salem
George P Lord, President
Taunton Business College, Taunton
E3 L Hutchlnson, Principal
Thlbodeau's College, Fall River
J D Thlbodeau, Principal
Thompson's Business School, Holyoke
Hannah Thompson, Principal
Tyler's Business College, Worcester
Miss Edna I Tyler, Principal
Waltham School of Business, Waltham
George F Spring, Principal
Winter Hill Business College, Boston
E H Fisher, Principal
Winter Hill Station
Worcester Business Institute, Worcester
C B Post, Principal
MICHIGAN
Albion College, Commercial Dept , Albion
George L Grlswold, Principal
Alpena Business College, Alpena.
Mrs M L Veenfflet, President
Battle Creek Business University, Battle
Creek
J B Krug, Principal
Bay City Business College, Bay City
Gillesple and Wason, Principals
BHss-Alger College, Saginaw
F R A Igor, President
Business Institute, The, Detroit
Lewis Cass Rauch, President
Brown's Business University, Adrian
L 3 Brown, President
Cleary Business College, Tpsllantl
P R Cleary, President
Cornell Shorthand School, Battle Creek
W ID Cornell Principal
Detroit Business University, Detroit
E R Shaw, Ptesident
61-69 West Grand River Ave
Detroit Technical Institute, Detroit
Benjamin D Ed wards, Director
Detroit Telegraph Institute, Detroit
8 N Parsons, Manager
92 Grlswold 8t
Devlin's Business College, Jackson
H C Devlin, President
Ferguson Business College, Cheboygan
Prof J A Ferguson, President
Michigan— continued
Ferris Institute, Business Department, Big
Kapids
W N Ferris Principal
Flint Bliss Business College, Flint
W A Cooley, Manager
Gardner Commercial School, Battle Creek
Elmer E Gardner, Manager
Gordon's Business College
Principal
Graham School of Shoithand, Battle Creek
William B Cornell, Principal
Grand Rapids Business University, Gran*
Rapids
A S Parish, President
Gutchess-Metropolitan Business College, De-
troit
J Clifford Kennedy, Principal
Hlllsdale College, Business Department,
Hlllsdale
Myron T Skinner, Principal
Holland Business College, Holland
Cornelius J Dregman, Principal
International Business College Saginaw
Howard L Griffin, Manager
Jackson Business University, Jackson
B J Campbell, Principal
Lansing Business Institute, Lansing
H J Beck, Manager
Laurlum Commercial School, Laurium
A J Holden, Principal
Ludlngton Business College, Ludlngton
Charles Pinehart, Manager
Manlstee Business College, Manlatee
W H Martindill, President
Mar<iuette Business College, Marquette
P H Ross, Principal
MoLftchlan Business University, Grand Bap-
ids
M MoLaehlan, Pxlncipnl
Michigan Business and Normal College, Bat*
tie Creek
C J Aigubright, President
Michigan Normal Academy and Business
College, Clarksville
Charles J Tranauo Principal
Miles College, Detroit
R H Miles, President
78 Miami Ave
Muskegon Business College, Muskegon
E C Bisson, Principal
Needham Business College, Traverse City
James 13 Cord President
Parsons Business College, Kalamazoo
W F Parsons, President
Ftrnin School of Commerce, Detroit
H R Shafer, President
58 Lafayette Blvd
Fetosk«»v Normal and Business College, Fe-
toskey
Edwin L Warden, Principal
Fontiao Business College, Fontiao
C A. Passcll, President
St Joseph's Commercial School, Detroit
Brother B Austin, Director
65 Jay Bt
Saginaw Business College, Sagbtaw
George* W Hmlth, President
Stenographic Institute, Ann Arbor
S*lby A Moron, BS, Principal
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Michigan — continued
Three Rivers Business Academy, Three
Rivers
Charles H Sage, President
Traverse City Business College, Traverse
City
C E Dockeray, President
Twin City Commercial College, Menominee
Edward P Bower, Principal
Valley City Commercial School, Grant
Bapids
F L Brooks, President
University of Michigan, Coarse in Busi-
ness Administration, Ann Arbor
Bdward B Jones, Professor
Terington College, St Louis
C W Yerington, President
MINNESOTA
American Business College, Minneapolis
J J Hagen, A.B , President
780 m Lake
Archibald Business College, Minneapolis
A R Archibald, Principal
Lake and Stevens
Barry's Telegraph Institute, Minneapolis
Prof Barry, Manager
842 Hennepln Ave
Boeniseh's Commercial College, St. Paul
B W Boenlsch, President
Chamber of Commerce Building
Brainerd Business College, Bralnerd
Lewis H Vath, President
Breoh Farm School and Business College,
Wilder
Rev William Henry Pond, President
Canfield Commercial School, Owatonna
W P Canfleld, President
Capitol Commercial College, St Paul
Malcolm Emery Nichols, Principal
28 Bast Sixth St
Caton College, Minneapolis
Thos J Caton, President
Central Business College, Duluth
Barber and MoPherson, Props.
80 E Superior St
Commercial Normal School, Thief Biver
Falls
O A Naplin, BA, Principal
Curtlss Business College, Minneapolis
Button & Yates, Proprietors
122 a 6th St
Duluth Business University, Duluth
W C MoCarter, President
Eclectic Business College, Minneapolis
J M Balzer, President
4% Washington Ave, 8
Faribault Business and Normal College,
Farlbault
E A Erbland, Principal
Olobe Business College, St. Paul
J O Weaver. President
7th and St Peter
•Gregg Shorthand Business School, Minne-
apolis
E L Jones, Principal
Northwestern Building
Minnesota— continued
Onstavns Adolphus School of Commerce, fit
Peter
C Harry Hedberg, A B , Principal
Hess Business College, St Paul
D S Coffey, President
Nat Ger Am Bank Bldg
Hlllman's Individual School, Minneapolis
P Leland Hillman, Principal
226 8 Fourth Street
International Law and Business Institute,
Minneapolis
J J Craig Pres 1904 Second St
Little Fails Business College, Little Falls
R B Mlllard, B 8 , Principal
Kennedy Business College, St Cloud
Miss Anna Kennedy, Principal
Mankato Commercial College, Mankato
J R Brandrup Principal
Metropolitan Commercial College, Minne-
apolis
Geo M Langum, Principal
329 Hennepin Ave
Minneapolis Business College, Minneapolis
D R Rugg, President
225 5th St &
Minnesota School of Business, Minneapolis
Rlckard & Gruman, Proprietors
672 First Ave N
Munson Shorthand Institute, Minneapolis
R J Smith, Principal
126 S Sd
National Business College, Albert Lee
J El Holman, Principal
National Business College, Minneapolis
G. M. Langum, Principal
720 8 Fourth
Nichols* Expert School of Shorthand, St.
Paul
Malcom E Nichols, Principal
23 Bast 6th
Parsons' Business College, Dulnth
Hiram Parsons, President
Parsons' Business University, Wells
A C Parsons, President
Pioneer Business School, St Paul
Mrs P P Roller, Principal
Ryan Building
Pioneer Business College, Sank Center
John B Fournler, President
Basmussen Practical Business College, StiZI-
water
Julius Rasmussen, President
Basmussen Practical Business School, St*
Paul
Walter Rasmussen, President
852 Minnesota St
Bed Wing Business College, Red Wing
Frank W Kalfahs, President
Bochetster Business and Normal College,
Bochester
Martin A Beatty, President
St Cloud Business College, St. Cloud
Lewis H Vath, Principal
School of Shorthand, Duhrth
Albert Johnstad, Principal
815 W First
The Office School, Minneapolis
Ira Richardson, Principal
$40 Hennepln
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Minnesota — continued
Toland's Business School, Wlnona
Ralph Toland, Principal
University of Minnesota Business College,
Mankota
Prof O C Lee, Director
Wlnona Business College, Wlnona
C P Koehler, A M . Principal
MISSISSIPPI
Columbus Business College, Columbus
A Thornton, Principal
Dranghon'a Practical Business College,
Jackson
H S Alford, Manager
Harris Business University, Jackson
N J Harris, President
Macon and Andrews College, Meridian
J J Ferguson, Principal
Macon and Andrews College, Jackson
G A Macon, President
Macon and Andrews College, West Point
G A Macon, President
Mississippi Business College, Columbus
Marlon Edward Coe Manager
Queen City Business College, Meridian
M P Mitchell, President
Tlcksburg Commerdal School, Vicbsburg
G H McDonald. President
MISSOURI
Barnes Business College, St Louis
J R Anderson, President
911 Locust St
Brown's Business College, Kansas City
Pierre 8 Brown, Principal
1114 Grand
Brown's Business College, St touts
A R Turniah, Principal
804 % Pine St
Bryant A Stratton Business College, St
Louis
W M Carpenter, President
Century Building
Cape GIrardeau Business College, Cape
Oirardrau
C P Poley, Manner
Cart h Age Commercial College, Carthage
P M ftudo Pilnclpal
Cathedral Commercial School, Kansas City
Christian Brothers
414 W 12th St
Central Bantam College, Sedalia
C W. Robbing, Principal
Central Business College, Kansas City
Willard Jforrls, Principal
1222 Oak St
ChlUfoothe Business College, Chillicothe
Allen Moore, President
Clinton Business College, Clinton
9 A Colt. Principal
Colombia Bustam College, Columbia
Geo H. B«ftsl«y, President
De Soto Badness College, De Soto
H C Johnson, Prlmciptl
Missouri — continued
Draughon's Practical Business College, Kan-
sas City
Austin ID Wllber, Manager
912 Grand
Draughon's Practical Business College,
Springfield
A J Bates, Manager
Draughon's Practical Business College, St
Louis
W H Reasor, Manager
Washington Ave and Broadway
Farmlngton Business College, Farmlngton
George W Moothart, Principal
Hannibal Commercial College, Hannibal
Prank L Kelly, President
Hills Business College, Sedalla
O D Noble, Principal
Jackson University of Business, Chillicothe
Walter Jackson, President
Jones Commercial College, St Louis
J G Bohmer, President
, „ , 307 N Broadway
Joplln Business College, Joplln
Gilbert W Weatherby, President
Kansas CIfy Business College, Kansas City
C T Smith, Principal
wt , . . 1020 McGee St
Klrhflvllle Business College, Klrksville
A H Burke, Principal
Magic City Business College, Moberly
J J Weber, Principal
Maryville Business Institute, Maryvllle
Pre<3 Buettner, Principal
Mauplns Commercial College, Chillicothe
Dolph Mnupin Principal
Missouri Shorthand College, St Louis
John H Schofield, President
812 W Garrison
Moberly Commercial College, Moberly
R A Griswold, Pres
Moothart'B Business College, Bonne Terre
W O Crosa white, Principal
Moothart Buslnesn College, Farmlngton
George W Moothart, President
Mound City Business College, St. Louis
George A Hanks, President
1401 Washington
National Business College, Kansas City
Henry Coon, President
Owan Building
National Btifllnesfl College, Webb City
W A Gnllidgfl, President
Nevada Business College, Nevada
P B George, President
New St Louis Business College, St. Louis
B H Frltch, President
800 Pino
Plata's Commercial College, St, Joseph
3D M Platt, President
Poplar Bluff Business College, Poplar Bluff
O P Bates, Manager
Powell's Shorthand School, Kanta* City
J. C. Powell, Principal
New Ridge Building
Railroad Telegraph School, St. Louis
W A. Lamburth, President
Fine
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Missouri— continued
Rubicam Business School, St Louis
M E ROBS, Principal
4988 Delxnar Aye
Bade Brothers Business College, Carthage
F M Rude, Principal
St. Joseph Business University, St. Joseph
E E Gard, President
St Joseph Commercial College, St. Joseph
Brother Heraclian, President
St. Louis Commercial College, St Louis
8 L. Oliver, Principal
Cor Franklin and Grand
fit. Louis University, School of Commerce
George W Wilson, Dean
Grand Ave and W Pine Blvd
Southwestern Railroad Telegraph School,
St. Louis
W A Lamberth, Principal
617 Granite Building
Spaldlng's Commercial College, Kansas City
J F Spalding, President
10th and Oak
Springfield Business College, Springfield
J A Taylor, President
Union Electric Telegraph School, St Louis
Henry C Roeth, President
182 N Third St
Waxrensburg Business College, Warrensburg
Benjamin E Parker President
William Jewell College, Business Dept.,
Liberty
Bdwar W Swank, Director
MONTANA
Abbott Business College, Billings
Principal
Billings Business College, Billings
Miss Frances Miller. President
Butte Business College, Butte
Rice & Fulton, Proprietors
Capital City Business College, Helena
F Marlon Brown President
Great Falls Commercial College, Great Falls
S H Bauman, Principal
Electric City Business College, Great Falls
Mrs A. M Kiefer, Principal
Helena Business College, Helena
Rire and Johnson, Proprietors
Kalispell Business College, Kalispell
J T Sauntry, President
Montana Weslevan Commercial Bept , Helena
B M Frost, Principal
Phelps Commercial School, Bozeman
H G Phelps, Principal
NEBRASKA
Aurora Normal and Business College, Au-
rora
F S Wolfe, President
Boyles Commercial College, Omaha
H B Boyles President
Broken Bow Business and Normal College,
Broken Bow
Llovd E Epley, Principal
Nebraska — continued
Brown's Business College, Lincoln
G W Brown, Jr, President
Columbus Commercial College, Columbus
J Clyde Cooper, Principal
Caster College, Broken Bow
Loren Cornett, President
Falls Cltv Business College, Falls City
G M Barrett, President
Grand Island Business College, Grand Island
A M Hargia, President
Hastings Business College, Hastings
Renlchand Groom Props
Kearney Normal School and Business Col-
lege, Kearney
Clarence A Murch, President
Uncoln Business College, Lincoln
E C Bigger, Principal
Lincoln Syllable Business College, Lincoln
F A Watts, Principal
McCook Business College, McCook
L W Stayner, President
Modern Commercial School, Lincoln
J L Stephens, Principal
Mosher-Lampman Business College, Omaha
F W Mosher, President
Nebraska Business and Shorthand College,
Omaha
P L Smithers, President
Norfolk Business College, Norfolk
C H Brake, Principal
North Platte Business College, North Platte
6 P Randall, Director
Northwestern Business College, Beatrice
Maynard Splnk, Principal
Nebraska School of Business, Lincoln
William M Bryant, Principal
Omaha Business University, Omaha
N B Van Matre, Principal
Omaha Commercial College, Omaha
E A Zartman, President
St Paul Normal and Business College, St
Paul
H Lew Mathre Principal
York Business College, York
C W Buckley, President
Van Sant School of Shorthand, Omaha
lone C Duffy Principal
NEVADA
Heald'ft Business College, Reno
L P Sullevan, Manager
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Bliss Business College, Portsmouth
William J Lewis, President
Bryant & Stratton Business College, Man-
chester
James W Breshant Principal
Concord Business College, Concord
C C Craft Principal
Dover Business College, Dover
E W Warner and O McTavlsh Prop*
Grinneirs Commercial School, Keette
Miss L M Dearborn, Principal
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New Hampshire— continued
Hesser Business College, Manchester
Joel H Hesser, Principal
Laconla Business School, Laconta
P E Hamilton, Principal
Nashua Business College, Nashua
A H Barbour Principal
New Hampton Commercial College, New
Hampton
Frank W Preston, President
Peaslee's Commcwlal School, Dover
Miss M F Peaslee Principal
Terhune's Practical Business College, X.a-
conla
W R Terhune President
Tiffin's Business College, Keene
H C Tiffin, Principal
Tuck School of Administration and Finance,
Dartmouth College, Hanover
Harlow Stafford Person Ph D , Director
NEW JERSEY
Abrahamson Business College, Camden
Charles M Abrahamaon, President
Bean Business School, Asbury
E L Bean Principal
Camden Commercial College, Camden
C C Helmbach, President
Coleman National Business College, Newark
J TCugler, Jr , Pilnclpal
Columbia College, Palerson
George Oakley, President
Doier Business College, Dover
Fied Hopkins, Principal
Drake Business College, Bajonne
Charles Dell, Principal
Drake Business College, Jersey City
Albert T Qleason, President
Drake Business College, Orange
C A LeMaster, Principal
Drake College, East Orange
Ira L Calvert, Principal
Eflffan School of Business, Haokenaock
John J En gan President
Eagan School of Business, Iloboken
John T Hngan, President
Commercial College, Elizabeth
McVIcIclft, Principal
Business College, Elizabeth
Tnrno* If T.nnslrj, PhD, President
I Ightfoot Stenographic and Typewriting In-
stil tit *, Hoboken
Robert I fghtfoot, Principal
M<Ch<sncv'a College, Paterson
Dr C Enof^ne McOhcancy, President
Mimille Bimineflfl 8<hool, Mlllvllle
H M Spamer Pthulpnl
New Brtm«wUk B«Hlnefl« College, New
BrimNTvi< k
J W Wilson, President
New J«rt*ey BnnlneHH College, Newark
Principal
rhlHliM Pchool, rnter«on
T H Phlllipir, Principal
PUlnfleid BuBine«« College, PUInfleld
A 8 Hrrr, Principal
Flatt's Bu«ine»m School, Hoboken
Charles T Plfttt, Principal
New Jersey — continued
Rider-Moore and Stewart School of Business,
Trenton
Frank B Moore, President
Schell's School, Hoboken
916 Washington
Somerville Business College, Somervllle
N Louise Lodge, Principal
Starkey's Business College, Paterson
Newton B Starkey, President
Trainer's Business College, Perth Amboy
W J Trainer, Principal
Union Business College, Elizabeth
F "ft Berriman, Principal
Vlnelaad Business School, Vlneland
H M Spainer, Principal
Woods College, Newark
Stephen I Wood, President
NEW MEXICO
Albuquerque Business College, Albuquerque
J E Goodell, Principal
NEW YORK
Abbott's Business School, New Tork
106 BJ 23d Street
Albany Business College, Albany
John R Carnoll, President
Alexander Hamilton Institute, New Tork
Astor Place
Ralph W Smiling \ B Sec
Auburn BtiHiness Stbool, Auburn
Hiland F Crumb, President
Barclays Business Institute, Oeneva
B C Barclay, Principal
Betiinger BuMne«» Instil nte, Lookport
tj P Bottinffcr, Principal
Blnghamton School of Business, Binghant-
ton
Tohn F Hlley, President
Bird's Bronx Business Institute, New Tork
George w Bird, Principal
891 East Ave
Blackmail's School, Brooklyn
F B Blackman, Principal
707 Hals«y
Borough Academy of Brooklyn, Brooklyn
Beatrice C Carbit, Principal
80 Madison
Brooklyn Business Institute, Brooklyn
W IT Vernon, Principal
870 Willoughby
Brooklyn Telegraph School* Brooklyn
813 Fulton Street
Browne'rf Brooklyn Business College, Brook*
lyn
Robert Strobridge, Principal
Flatbuth and La Payett*
Brvant 9s Stratton Business College, Buf-
falo
Clarence L» Bryant, President
05 W Geneiee
Bryant & Btratton Butlnea* School, Brook-
lyn
W TO Oltfordi Preildent
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New York— continued
Boyce's Shorthand School, Brooklyn
A. EJ Boyce, Principal
529 Eighth St.
Buffalo Commercial Institute, Buffalo
J M Wood, Principal
329 Broadway
Butler's Business School, Yonkers
William W Butler, Principal
Central Business School, Brooklyn
Charles Edwards, Principal
469 Gates
Central City Business College, Syracuse
H W Henry, Principal
Chaffee's Phonographic institute, Oswego
W G Chaffee, President
Charles Commercial School, Brooklyn
William P Charles, President
472 Franklin
Civil Service School, Brooklyn
W J D Campbell
18 Wllloughby
Claghorn's Bryant & Stratton Business Col-
lege, Brooklyn
C. Claghorn, President
Fulton & Bedford
Clark's School of Business, North Tona-
wanda
P W Clark, President
Cortland Business Institute, Cortland
Louis E3 Edgecomb, Principal
Curtis Business Training School, Brooklyn
Thomas Curtis, Principal
140 Fort Green Place
DaJdn's Business Institute, Syracuse
George A Dakin, Principal
Drake School, New York
Tribune Building
Drake Commercial School, Syracuse
William T Drake, President
487 8 Sallna
Drisler School, New York
Frank Drisler, Principal
235 W 78th Street
Ztogan School of Business, New York City
John J Eagan
42nd, cor 6th
Eastman School, Poughkeepsle
Clement C Galnes, President
Eastman School, New York
128rd Street and Lenox Avenue
Eclectic Shorthand School, Brooklyn
N B Sage, Principal
872 Monroe
Elmlra School of Commerce, Elmira
B C Meeker, President
Euclid School, Brooklyn
Charles Hermann, Principal
1297 Fulton
Excelsior Commercial Institute, Rochester
Frank J Schneck, President
Hour City Business School, Rochester
H Hainy, Principal
Gaffey's School, New York "' * PaUl
168 W 28d
Oenesee vvosleian Commercial School, Lima
A B Matthews, Director
New York— continued
Geneva Business Training Institute, Gen-
eva
Ansel B Mackey, President
Gloversville Business School, Gloversville
A A Burr, Principal
Gorsline School, New York
Charles H Gorsline, Principal
708 Lexington
Haley's Business Institute, Glens Falls
J W Haley, President
Hall's Business School, Yonkers
Charles B Hall, Principal
Harlem Commercial Institute, New York
William Hope, Principal
67 W 125th
Heffley School of Commerce, Brooklyn
Norman P Henley, Principal
245 Ryerson
Henley Brothers' School, Syracuse
B M Henley, Principal
Hornellsville Business School, Hornell
J B B Santee, Principal
Hurst's Private School, Buffalo
S G Hurst, President
, Brisbane Building
Ithaca Commercial School, Ithaca
W B Carhart, Principal
Jamestown Business College, Jamestown
H BJ V Porter, President
Kell's School, New York
148 W 185th
Kissick's Business Institute, Brooklyn
W A Kissick, Principal
45 Ashland Place
Knickerbocker School ot Secretaries, New
York
D McClellan Smith, Director
489 Fifth Avenue
Lavere's Phonographic School, Oswego
H 8 Lavere, Principal
Lockport Business Institute, Lockport
J Franklin Ryan, President
Long Island Business College, Brooklyn
Edwin Lelbfreed, Ph D Principal
143 S 8th
Lowell School of Business, Blnghamtott
John EJ Bloomer, Principal
MacGregor School, Brooklyn
F A. MacGregor, Principal
«S Henry
MacGregor School, New York
F A MacGregor, Principal
242 Broadway
Madison Avenue School of Stenography,
New York
Miss Theresa Aub Principal
1529 Madison
Merchants & Bankers' Business School, New
York
S C Estey, Principal
605 Madison Avcim*
Metropolitan Shorthand School, New York
W L Mason, Principal
Middletown School of Commerce, Middle-
town
John B Van Gelder, Principal
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New York — continued
MSddletown School of Telegraphy, Middle-
town
A D Lake, Principal
Miller School of Business, New York
Charles Miller, Principal
1133 Broadway
Miner's Business Academy, Brooklyn
L J Miner, Principal
720 Hancock
More* School, New York
Miss Fannie Morse, Principal
149 Broadway
Mull's School, New York
E E Mull
Broadway and 66th
National Business Institute, New York
George Kent Hinds, C f A Manager
45 West 34th Street
New York Business Institute, New York
Henry V Oaines, Principal
86 W 128d
New York Commercial School, New York
86th and Madison
New York Institute of Accountancy, New
York
George E Beck A M , Director
New York School of Secretaries, New York
V M Wheat, Director
27 W 42d
New York University School of Commerce,
A < counts and Finance, New York
Joseph F Johnson, Dean
82 Waverly Place
Ogdensburg Business School, Ogdensburg
C W Gay, Manager
Face Institute of Accountancy, New York
Homer St Clair Pace
50 Church Street
Packard Commercial School, New York
Byron Horton, President
Lexington and 85th
Pain* Uptown Business School, New York
R W* Remington, President
1*^1 Broadway
Palmyra Business College, Palmyra
E H Best, President
PeeksklU Business Institute, Peeksklll
Joseph Kuhn, Principal
Ferntn Shorthand School, New York
E F Long
World Building
Poppenhaueaen Institute, College Point
John O EmBrce, Principal
Pratt 's Business School, New York
Franklin P Pratt, President
62 W 45th
Ramddrtl School of Business, Mlddletown
William C Ramadall, Principal
Beynolds* Business Academy, Rochester
Harrah J Reynolds, Principal
Remolds' Business School, Amsterdam
Herbert N Baker, Principal
Rochester Business Institute, Rochester
Samuel C Williams, Principal
Rutcoe School of Commerce, New York
Henry H, Beidl«man, President
215 W 125th
St Jane* Commercial School, Brooklyn
Brother Director
New York-
atin
St. Joseph Commercial Academy (girls),
Brooklyn
Sister Superior 884 Pacific Street
Salamanca Actual Business Institute, Sal-
amanca
E G Lanning, Principal
Schenectady Business School, New Yovk
W F Fitzgerald, Principal
Sherman's Business School, Mount Vernon
Charles F Sherman, Principal
Spencerlan Business School, Newburg
B M Turner, President
Spencerlan Business School, TJtlca
Charles B Hall, Principal
Spencerlan Business School, Yonkeri
Charles B Hall, Principal
Spencer Business School, Schenectady
C C Guyette, Principal
Spencer's Business School, Kingston
Charles L Kelly Principal
Syracuse Commercial School, Syracuse
M F Bellows, Principal
Teole'a School of Stenography and lan-
guages, Brooklyn
Oliver H Teale, Principal
121 Court
Thompson Business School, New York
G S Kiraball, President
916 W 14th Street
Toby's Institute, New York
Edward Toby, President
156 Fifth Avenue
Troy Business College, Troy
Warren and Aderhold, Principals
78 4th St
Underbill's Phonographic Institute, Roches**
ter
B Stevenson Underbill, Principal
United States School of Secretaries, New
York
Oliver McEwan, Headmaster
509 Fifth Avenue
Utlca Business Institute, tWa
G F Hcndrick, Principal
Utlca School of Commerce, Utlca
T J Rl singer, Principal
Utlca Stenographic Institute, Utlca
Mrs N M Schuyler, Principal
Walworth Institute, New York
G 8 Walworth, Principal
200 West 72n« Street
Warner's Business School, Klmlra
Augustus J Warner, President
Westhrook Commercial Academy, Clean
K D Westbrook, Principal
WhStexnan'ft Telegraph School, Chatham
Frank Whlteman, Principal
Woods Brooklyn Business School, Brooklyn
F B Wood, Jr, Principal
Broadway and Bedford
Wood's New York Business School, New
York
Samuel J Wood, President
Sth Avt and ISBth
Wyckoff Phonographic Institute, Ithaca
Mary A Adsitt, Manager
Young's School of Stenography, Brooklyn
Charles F roung, Principal
148 Montague
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NORTH CAROLINA
Asheville Business College, Asheville
H 8 Shockley, President
Carolina Commercial College, AshevlUe
Pearl L Holznan, Principal
Charlotte Commercial College, Charlotte
J C Mlntz, President
Dravghon's Practical Business College, Ra-
leigh
J F Draughon, President
Emanuel Business College, Ashevllle
A A Paul Manager
Fleming University of Shorthand, Char-
lotte
Fort Hembree Business Institute, Hayes-
Tille
L F Shuford, Principal
King's Business College, Charlotte
J H King, Principal
King's Business College, Raleigh
J H King, President
NORTH DAKOTA
Aaker's Business College, Fargo
H H Aakers, President
Aaker's Business College, Grand Forks
O J Hanson, Principal
Blsmark Business (ViWe Bismark
C F Llvadahl, Presldomt
Dakota Business College, JFargo
F Leland Watklns, President
Mlnot College of Commerce, Mlnot
John C Lowe, Principal
Northwestern College Commercial Institute,
Grand Forks
J J Seven gel, President
Union Commercial College, Grand Forks
Thacker and Hughes, Principals
OHIO
Actual Business College, Akron
J J Krider Piincipal
Actual Business University and Normal
Training School, Fremont
Burt Germain Principal
Alliance Business College, Alliance
W H Matthews, President
Ashtabula Business College, Ashtabula
F C Williams, Principal
Bartlett Commercial College, Cincinnati
M B Byron, Manager
81 B 4th
Beck's Academy, Pfqua
C ID Beck President
Bliss Business College, Columbus
C A Rjfsq President
Browne'* Bii*ine*s College, Youngstown
T C Ttiowno, President
Bryinf ftjrafton and Smith Business Col-
«*ff«% »» a rron
Georgro H st John President
Binkeie Rusin^s College, Sidney
W A Tiouts Pzosldent
Ohio— -continued
Campbell Business College, Cambridge
Ora Campbell, Piesldent
Campbell Commercial School, Cincinnati
A R Campbell, Principal
31 E 4th
Canton Actual Business College, Canton
J J Krider, President
Columbia Commercial University, Lancas-
ter
Clarence Balthaser President
Columbus Business College, Columbus
J B Joiner, Principal
Commercial-Normal College, Greenville
Clarence Salthaser President
Ooshocton School of Business, Coshocton
R L Meredith, Principal
Darling's Private Business College, Elyrla
TJ B Darling, Proprietor
Davidson Business College, Ironton
"W H Davidson, Principal
Davis Business College, Toledo
Thurber P Davis, Principal
Djke Business School, Cleveland
F L Dyfee, Proprietor
2182 E Ninth Street
Bast Ohio Business College, Canton
W F Kienzie, Principal
Edmlston Business College, Cleveland
H T Edmiston President
1167 Pearl
Elyrla Business College, Elyrla
Miss Side M Johnston, President
Excelsior Business College, Youngstown
J 13 S'indee, Manager
FIndlay Business College, FIndlay
Thomas M Wengei Principal
Fostoria Business College, Fostorla
H G Tocum, President
Fremont Business College, Fremont
S E Lantz Pilnclpil
Graham's Business College, Portsmouth
W B Graham, President
Hairs Business University loungHtoun
Shoit Brothers Proprietors
ITanulton BuBiness College, Hamilton
Hownid H Bock Principal
Hammel Business College, ^kron
T W Shoit Pilmlpil
Heidelberg Common Inl College, Tiffin
F T ATHIoi l»i!nclpi!
Hickles' Commercial College, Cleveland
Flo-sd Hiolvle Principal
Jacob'*? Business College, Dm ton
H L Jacobs, President
Johnston School, Cindnnati
llfi r *»th Street
Lanham School, Ironton
Miss Frank T-innham, Prlnclpnl
Lentr Commercial School, Dayton
Oley De \rllngton Prcslf1f»nt
Uina Business College, lima
Howard TV Pears, President
nttleford's School, Cincinnati
Botty Llttlcford Principal
First National Bank BIdg
Mansficld-Oltlo BusineRH Ooller^. Mansfield
P W Fr*derldt Print Ipnl
Marietta Commercial Co!!***, Marietta
M A Adams, President
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Ohio— continued
Massillon Actual Business College, Masslllon
H G Tocum, President
McDonald Educational Institute, Cincinnati
W B Ferris, Principal
7th and Walnut
Meredith Commercial College, Zanesvllle
R L Meredith President
Metropolitan Business College, Cleveland
West 25th and Loraln
Modern School, Cleveland
O E Hill, President
1082 The Arcade
Moore's Business College, Urbana
J W Moore, Principal
Mueller School of Business, Cincinnati
D D Mueller, President
Commercial-Tribune Bldg
Kelson Business College, Cincinnati
R J Nelson, President
7th and Him
Nelson's Business College, Springfield
H H Nelson, Principal
Odd Fellows Temple
Newark Business College, Newark
S L Boeney President
Norwalk Business College, Norwalk
O M Correll, Principal
Oberlln Business College, Oberlin
J T Hfnd^raon, President
Ohio School of Telegraphy, Cincinnati
W L Strlckler, General Manager
Oberlin School of Telegraphy, Oberlln
G L. Durand, Principal
Ohio Business College, Cleveland
915 Huron Road
Ohio University Sthool of Commerce, Athens
Charles M Copeland, Director
Ohio Valley Business College, Bast Liver-
pool
Frank T Weaver, M S , President
Ohio Wesleyan University School of Busi-
ness, Delaware
L L Hudson, Dean
Ottawa Business College, Ottawa
F J Miller, Secretary
Salem Business College, Salem
W H Matthews, Principal
Sandnskr Business College, Sandusky
H D Mitchell, Principal
School of Commerce, Cincinnati
Thomas P Scully, President
2d Nat Bank Bldg.
Spencerian Commercial School, Cleveland
E B Mervllle, President
Euclid and 18th
Steubemllle Business College, Steuhenvllle
J T Thompson, Principal
St Joseph College* Cincinnati
Bernard Jeffrey, President
431 W 8th
Traub's Business College, Cincinnati
Louis Traub, President
4th and Race
Itaiverslty of Cincinnati, College of Com*
meree, Cincinnati
Frederick C Hicks, Ph D , Dean
I rlcYiftvlUe-Dennison Business College,
VrichftvIUe
Mrs. Belle McMillan, Principal
Ohio — continued
Warren Business College, Warren
Everett S St John President
Watters Business College, Cincinnati
J H Watters, Principal
Race and Garfleld Place
Williss' Business University, Springfield
F W WIlllss Principal
Yocum's Coshocton School of Business, Cos-
hoot on
R R Sterling, Manager
Yocnm's Findlay School of Business, find-
lav
I S Sunday, Manager
Yocnm's New Philadelphia and Dover Busi-
ness College, New Philadelphia
Will E Curtis, Principal
Yocum's Wooster Business College, Wooster
C M Tocum, President
Zanerlan College, Columbus
P P Zaner, President
Zanesville Commercial School, Zanesvllle
R L Meredith, President
OKLAHOMA
Capital Cltv Business College, Guthrle
L E Jarroll, President
Draughon's Practical Business College, Mus-
kogee
J F Draugfhon, President
Draughon's Practical Business College, Ok-
lahoma
T M Flanary Manager
Foster Business College, BartlesvIHo
C D Foster, Principal
Hills Business College, Oklahoma
J M Hill, President
I,awton Business College, lawton
W F Blanchet. Principal
Oklahoma City Business College, Oklahoma
J W Butcher, President
Phillip's University, Business Department*
Enid
James E George, Principal
Sallna Business College, Sfclmft
W R Gregg, Manager
Sclvidge Business College, Ardmore
G P Solvldge, President
Tulsa Business College, Tulia
S M Smith, President
OREGON
Ashland Commercial College, Ashland
P Rltner, President
Baker City Business College, Baker City
C A Kraberston, President
Bchnke-Walker Business College* Portland
Owen A Bosserman, Manager
Capital Business College, Salem
W T Rtaley, Principal
Christian Brothers Business College, Port-
land
Brother V. Andrews, Principal
290 Grand Avenue North
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Oregon— continued
Eastern Oregon Commercial College, Baker
City
M O Perry. Principal
Holmes Business College, Portland
Blnathan Sweet, Principal
407 Washington Street
Oregon Agricultural College, School of Com-
merce, CorvalUs
John Andrew Bexell, Dean
Pendleton Business College, Pendleton
D M Churchill, Principal
Polytechnic Business CoUege, Ashland
J H Hardy, Manager
Portland Business College, Portland
Wallace D McDonald, Principal
PBNNSIXVAOTA
Abrahamson Business College, Philadelphia
Charles M Abrahamson, Principal
AJUentoTm Business College, AHentown
W L Blackmail, President
Attoona Business College, Altoona
W F Isenberg, President
Allen's Business CoUege, Mansfield
R W Allen, Principal
American. Business College, Philadelphia
David Catler, Principal ^^
American Commercial School, AHentown
O 0 Dorney, President
Anthracite Business College, Scranton
C E Williams, President
Banks Business CoUege, Philadelphia
Edward, M. Hull, President
« __, , „ 1307 Chestnut
Berwick Business College, Berwick
George R Styer, M E3 , Principal
Bradford Business College, Bradford
Orton BJ Beach, Principal
Butler Business CoUege, Butler
A. P Rearal, Principal
Cambria Business CoUege, Johnstown
B G Jones, Principal
Call's CoUege, Pittsburgh
Z G Call, President
204 Sixth
OWdandal€ Comm€rclal tostitute, Carbon-
J N Smoot, Manager
Carlisle Commercial School, Carlisle
O K Welbley, Principal
Churchman Business College, Easton
Willlson SI Churchman, Principal
Oklahoma— continued
Clark Bnslneas CoUege, CoatesviUe
H Chauncey Clark, President
Chester Commercial College, Chester
R B Mayer, Principal
CoatesvjJie Business Institute, CoatesvtUe
Lee A Thompson Principal
Commercial Institute, Scranton
J N Smoot M inigcr
Corry Business College, Corry
W C Twining Principal
Plokson's Business College, Berwick
Archibald DIckson, Principal
1 PennsylTanla— continued
Douglas Business College, Charleroi
Matthew Adams, Manager
Douglas Business CoUege, Connellsville
H A Bailey, Principal
Douglas Business CoUege, McKeesport
Warren Douglas, Principal
Drexel Institute, Philadelphia
James McAlister, LLD, President
82d and Chestnut
Dubols College of Business, Dubols
G W Thorn, President
1J?r4! 3?nsmc«» CoUege, Bearer Falls
ST Reese, Principal
Duff's CoUege, Crafton
H B HamiJl, Principal
Duff's College, McKeesport
Harry B Hamlll, Superintendent
Duff's CoUege, Pittsburgh
P S Sp«ingrler, Principal
Eastern School of Telegraphy. ll^ban^n ****
H J Muth, President
Easton School of Business, Easton
Addison L Jones, Principal
Erie Business CoUege, Erie
Amos M Cassel, Principal
ttrankun School of Business, Philadelphia
George B Harvey, Principal
_ Corson Building
Germantown Business CoUege, Philadelphia
W J Zelders, President
_, 5700 Germantown Avenue
Greer's Business CoUege, Braddock
N Greer, Principal
Uarrisburg Business College, Harrlsburg
J H Gamer, President
Haven Business CoUege, Philadelphia
Mrs Curtis Haven, Principal
„ , , , 1526 Ontario Street
Hazleton Business College, Hazleton
J Edwards Walte, Principal
Hoff Business College, Uarren
I J Hoff, Erlncipal
Homestead Business College, Homestead
B H Tewhsbury President
Inter State Commercial College, Reading
H T Stoner, President
Iron City College, Pittsburgh
J C Mclntire, Principal
Lackawanna Business CoUege, Scranton
J H Seeley, Principal
Latrobe Commercial College, La t robe
S B Leslie President
Lebanon Business College, X*banon
A G Bauer, Principal
Lockharen Business College, Lockhavtn
Benjamin F Fletcher President
Martin School, Pittsburgh
A H Peny, Principal
„ ^ . P'fth and Liberty
McCann's Business College, Mahanoy City
C McCann, Principal
McCann's Business CoUege, Reading
Lewis C McCann, President
Berks County Tru»t Building
McKeesport Business College, McKmporw
S S Grossly, Principal
Mcadville Commercial College, Meadrilfo
Daniel W Hoff Mnnager
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Pennsylvania — continued
New Castle Business College, New Castle
G E Ljon Manager
S Croton Avenue
Oil City Business College, Oil Citj
B R Welch, President
Palmer School, Philadelphia
William W Fry, Business Manager
16 South Tenth
Palms' Business College, Philadelphia
Theodore W Palms, President
1711 Chestnut
Patrick Commercial School* York
W H Patrick, Principal
Pelrce School, Philadelphia
L B Moffett, Business Manager
917 Chestnut
Pennsylvania Business and Shorthand Col-
lege, Lancaster
J M Wade, Principal
Pennsylvania Telegraph College, Plttsburg
Frank Jov, General Manager
Philadelphia Business College, and College
of Commerce, Philadelphia
F F Dutton, Principal
1017 Chestnut
Potts Shorthand College, Wllliamsport
John G Henderson, Pxlnclpal
Pottsiown Business College, Pottstown
F E Kelley, President
Potts* Hie BusinehS College, Pottsville
Frank Tailor, President
PottH\ilIe Commercial School, Pottsville
T C Knovvlea, Pilnclpal
Randall School, Philadelphia
Howard E Rindall, Piinclpal
Belz Building
Rand's Commercial School, Beaver Falls
J A Rand, Principal
Reading Academy and Business College,
Beading
George L Klein gin na, Principal
Reno College, Pittsburgh
Edmund T Overend, President
Wabaah BMg
Reynold's Business Academy, Standing
Stone
Hnirnh T Reynold* AM, Principal
Koue College, Johnstown
R H Isenborff, President
Srhlssler College of Business, Norristown
A J Schlssier, Piesldent
School of Commerce, Harritiburg
D L M Rakft, Prlmipil
School of Commerce, Reading
E K Snoop, Principal
ftranton - Y«a<»kawanna Business College,
Scranton
J H Seeley, Principal
Sharon College of Commerce, Sharon
J P Amspoker, Principal
Sleeper's School of Stenography, Chester
JoHoph Slti'por, Principal
South Bethlehem Business College, South
Bethlehem
W F Mag***, Pronldfnt
Rtr*yer'» Business College, Philadelphia
8 Irving Strnyer, President
801 Chestnut
Pennsylvania — continued
Taj lor School of Business and Shorthand,
Philadelphia
Freeman P Taylor, Principal
1002 Market
Tituwllle Business College, Titnsville
W J Cable President
Tovtanda Business College, Towanda
M 8 Cionk, President
Tubbs' Business College, Charlerol
D C Tubbs President
Vni\ ersitv of Plttsburg, School of Economics,
Pittsbnrg
John Thorn Holdsworth Ph D , Dean
Washington Business College and Normal
School, Washington
Louis Van Orden, President
Wa>nesboro Business College, Waynesboro
James T Austin President
Watnesburg Business College, Waynesburg
a F Stockdale, Principal
Welch's Business College, Oil City
B R Welch President
Wesichester Business College, Westehester
J B Martin, President
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
rnh ersitv of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Ros\\ell C MeCrea, PhD, Denn
Wllkes-Barre Business College, Wllkes-
Barre
Victor TJ Dodaon, Principal
Williamsport Commercial College, Williams-
nort
V F Healey, President
V'orK School of Business, York
Geotere R. Pro well, Principal
Zeth School, AHoonn
G Q Zeth, Principal
RHODE Jfel.ANT)
Ar<ade Shorthand H<hool, Providence
E M Him ton TilnUpal
Woatmlnster
Brj ant -Strait on Business College, Provi-
dence
Theodore B Stowell, Principal
3S7 Manchester
Kinyon's Commercial School, Pawtucket
W H Klnyon, Principal
Afagnufi Shorthand School* Providence
Max Mnpnu*. Principal
Providence Business College, Providence
H W Small, Principal
Rhode Island Commercial School Provi-
dence
H L Tacoba Principal
Westerly Business College, Westerly
W 13 Canflold, Principal
Woonsocket Commercial School, Woonso*k«t
Albert J Park, Principal
SOl'TH CAROLINA
Cecil H IluHlneHS H< liool, Spartanburg
Tt T mil l»ilntlpul
Charleston Mercantile School, Chariest on
Malzle J Bargmann, President
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North Carolina— continued
Converse Business College, Spartanburg
Benjamin W Qetslnger, Principal
Dranghon's Practical Business College, Co-
lumbia
W S Chaplin, Manager
Macfeats* Business College, Columbia
W H Macfeats, Piesident
Spartanburg Business College, Spartanbnrg
Mrs L Neele Vernon, Principal
Stokes Business College, Charleston
A. Li Stokes, President
SOUTH DAKOTA
Aberdeen Business College, Aberdeen
W M Gates, President
Granger Business School, Aberdeen
Frank B Granger, Principal
Mitchell Business College, Mitchell
Thomas Nicholson Piesident
Pierre Business College, Pierre
JT ID Slindee, Principal
Sioux Falls Business College, Sioux Falls
G C Chriatopheraon, President
Watertown Commercial College, Watertown
Lewis H Vath, Principal
Way's Business School, Aberdeen
H A Way Principal
White's Business Institute, Yankton
H E Bice Principal
Yankton Business and Normal School,
Yankton
S B Norcross, President
TENNESSEE
Bristol City Business College, Bristol
John A McAllen, Principal
Draughon's Practical Business College,
Knoxrille
John P Draughon, President
Draugbon's Practical Business College
Memphis
W H Cammerer Manager
Draughon's Practical Business College,
Nashville
John F Draughon, President
Fall's Business College Nashville
Houston W Fall, President
Georgia Robertson Christian College, Hen-
derson
A G Freed, President
Hall-Mood> Business College, Martin
J M Walters, Principal
Hill's Business College, Memphis
R H Hill, Principal
Jennings Business College, Nashville
R W Jenningrs President
KnoTville Business College, Knoxville
Col J C Woodwaid President
Islington Normal School and Commercial
Institute, Lexington
Robert L Button Principal
Macon and Andrews College, Memphis
Q A Maron and A A Andrews Props
AfcAHen Business and Shorthand College,
Knoxx Hie
Tennessee — continued
John A, McAllen, President
Memphis Commercial College, Memphis
C E Kingston, Principal
Mountain City Business College, Chattanooga
J A Wiley Principal
School of Business, Jackson
C A Derryberry, Principal
Youngs' College of Shorthand, Knoxville
L B Smith. Piesident
TEXAS
Abrahams' Business College, Dublin
E W Abrahams, Principal
Alamo City Commercial College, San An-
tonfo
Shafer and Downey Principals
Belton Commercial School, Belton
Elsie Bennett, Principal
Brantley-Draughon Business College, Fort
Worth
J T Brantley President
Clark's Shorthand Sthool, San Antonio
Mrs Elizabeth Clark, Principal
114 Pecan Street
Crescent Commercial College, Snyder
W D Knight, President
Dallas Commercial College, Dallas
O A Harmon, President
Dallas Telegraph College, Dallas
L C Robinson, President
Dranjrhon's Practical Business College,
Austin
C A Reed Manager
Draughon's Practical Business College*
Dallas
David Luther Lacy Manager
Draughon's Practical Business College,
Denison
T W \damson Manner
Draughon's Practical Business College, El
Paso
R F Davis Manner
Dranghon's Practical Business College, Ft
Worth
C E Former M^nnprrr
Draughon's Practical Business College,
Galveston
Foul E Cooper, Manner
Dranglion's Pra<f!<al Business College,
Houston
P E Townelev, Mann#rr
Drftughon's Practical Business College,
Tyler
John F Dmuffhon PresMont
Drai'ghon'g Pm<*!<nl RIIH!H«*HS College, 8*n
Antonio
Earthmnn Bro anil Parish Mnnawrs
Farmers' BuHiness College, Fort Worth
Port Worth Bustoem College, Fort Worth
P P Pieuitt President
GnlnesxlHe Bnslneiw Tollege, tfafaratiUe
S H Smith Principal
Greenville BuftintR* I nt\ ersity, Greenville
J W Fnrr«ll, Prlnclpftt
Griffiths College of Commerce Austin
D A Griffitts, President
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Texas— continued
Hill's Business College, Waco
R H Hin President
International Business College, El Paso
J P Mulltn Principal
I/one Star Business College, San Marcos
M C McGet, President
Massey Business College, Houston
C F Beutel, President
Metropolitan Business College, Pallas
\ Rigland President
NI\on-CIai College, \nstin
M C Nixon Principal
Sherman Business College, Denison
H A Ivey, Principal
Summer Hill Business College, Omen
Rev N Smylie, President
Texas Christian Unhersltj, College of Busi-
ness, Fort Worth
I* A Eubanks, Principal
Toby's Practical Business College, Waco
Edward Toby, President
Tyler Commercial College, Tyler
H IS Byrne, President
Wheeler Business College, Houston
J S C A damson, Principal
UTAH
Henager's Business College, Salt Lake City
Principal
letter Pat Saints Business College, Salt
Lake City
P T Fox, Supervisor
MeKee's Business College, Salt Lake City
J B McKee, President
Ogden Business College, Ogden
WlllHm Push, Principal
Salt Lake Business College, Salt Lake City
Benlamln Goddnrd, Principal
Smithsonian Business College, Ogden
James A Smith President
rtah Business College, Salt Lake City
Bl C, Davis, Principal
VERMONT
Burlington Business College, Burlington
E G Evans, President
Rutland Business College, Rutland
F E Mitchell, President
Vermont Business College, Burlington
I V Cobleigh, Principal
VIRGINIA
Danville Commercial College, Danville
Elmer B Stotts Principal
Dodge's Business College, Taxewell
J H Dodge President
Dungmore Business College, Staunton
J G Dunsmore, President
Mastey Business College* Richmond
T L. Mayfleld, Manager
National Business College, Roanoke
B M Coulter, President
Virginia — continued
Petersburg Business College, Petersburg
Clark J Brown, President
Piedmont Business College, Lynchburg
Sam Jack Muaich, Manager
Richmond Business College, Richmond
J E Ormes, Piincipal
Smithdeal Business College, Richmond
G M Smlthdeal, President
Smith's Business College, Lynchburg
T Parker Smith, President
Southern Shorthand and Business Vnher-
<slty, Norfolk
J M Rossi er, President
WASHINGTON
Acme Business College, Everett
Carolvn PatchJ-i, Principal
Acme Business College, Seattle
F R McLaren, Piestdent
Allen's Business College, Spokane
C S Spilnger Manager
Anacortes Business College, Anacortes
W B Shank Principal
BeHingham Business Institute, Bellingham
C W Tjonar, Piesldent
Beutel Business College, Tacoma
C F Beutel Piinclpnl
Blair Business College, Spokane
H C Blair, Principal
Counselman's Business College, Spokane
Pi of Counsclman Principal
Empire Business College, Walla Walla
William P Underwood President
EngelYiorn Business College, Spokane
Herman T En gel born, Principal
E\erett Business College, Everett
"W C3. Harvey Principal
Grmfl Harbor Business College, Aberdeen
C fl Jackson, Principal
Hvatt-Fov oil's Business College, Seattle
W O Hyatt, Piincipal
Jackson Business College, Centralla
O S Jackson, Principal
Jackson Business College, Vancouver
C S Jackson, Principal
Leo's Business College, Seattle
Mrs Marv Loo, President
Northwestern. Business College, Bellingham
Principal
North woMtcrn Business College, Spokane
M H Htgley, Ptesident
Seattle Business College, Seattle
O L Miller, Principal
State Biifilnesfi College, Tacoma
W D Moffatt, President
Tacoma Business College* Taooma
W K Shoemaker, President
Washington Business College, Taconoa
D M Knauf, President
Wilson's Business College, BolUnghajca
August Wilson, President
Wilson's Modern Business College, Seattle
Judson y Wilson, President
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WEST VIRGINIA
Capital City Commercial College, Charleston
W D Anthony, President
Elizabeth Seminary and Business School*
Elizabeth
A S Lee, Principal :rl
Elliott Commercial School, Charleston l
W B Elliott, president
Elliott Commercial School, Clarksburg
W B Elliott, President
Elliott Commercial School, Fairmont
Walter M Evans, Principal
Elliott Commercial School, Wheeling
W B Elliott, President
Marshall Business College, Huntington
L J Corbly, Principal
West Virginia Business College, Clarksburg
G P Finley, President
School of Commerce, Bnckhannon
George W Broyles, Principal
Wheeling Business College, Wheeling
A. M Stevenson, Principal
Maine and 12th
WISCONSIN
Actual Business College, Appleton
Bowlby and Schwab, Pioprietors
Antlgo Business College, Antlgo
H D Wood President
Appleton Business College, Appleton
John T Bushey, Principal
Baraboo Business College, Baraboo
W 8 «3eyler Manager
Belolt Business College, Belolt
W A Heffernaa, Principal
Capital City Commercial College, Madison
C E Spohn, President
Chlppewa falls Business CoUege, Chlppewa
Falls
P L Leahy, Principal
Cream City Business College, Milwaukee
W W Way, President
Mack Block
Eau Claire Business College, Eau Claire
L McCarthy, Principal
Gordon's Business College, Ashland
E D Go7don, Principal
Great Northern Training Schools, Portage
H A Story President
Green Bav Business CoUege, Green Bay
E F Quintal Principal
Hine College, Milwaukee
Leon L Hlne, "Principal
135 Second Street
Hoffmann's Metropolitan Business College,
Milwaukee
O A Hoffmann, President
Watklns Bid*
Janes vi lie Business College, Janesville
W W Dale, President
Kenoslia Business College, Kenosha
Miss Lola Ncrthway Principal
Kenosha College of Commerce, Kenosha
Otis L Trenary, President
Wisconsin — continued
Marinette Business College, Marlnette
T B Hutchison, Principal
New Era Business College, Superior
John P Simon, Principal
Pardons' Business University and Expert
Shorthand School, Superior
Abdiell Parsons President
Plattevlllc Business College, Flatten Hie
J Alcock, Principal
Shebovgan Business College, Sheboygan
Francis J Schaafs, President
Southern Wisconsin Business College, Janes-
vllle
W W Dale, President
Spencerlan Business College, Milwaukee
Robert C Spencer President
Wisconsin and Broadway
State Business College, Shebojgan
H F Staehling, Manager
Stevens Point Business College, Steven*
Point
A E Wood Principal
Union Business College, Eau Claire
H F Kennedy, Principal
Valentine's School of Telegraphy, JanesvlIIe
Richard Valentine, President
Waupaca Business College and Academy,
Waupaca
C M Boyles, President
Wausau Business College, Wausau
B D Widmer, President
Wilmot Business College, Milwaukee
H M Wilmot, Principal
106 Mason
Williams' Business CoUege, Beaver Bam
Thomas J Williams President
Williams' Business CoUege, Marsbfleld
Thomas J Williams, President
Williams' Business College, Milwaukee
T J Williams, President
332 Grove
Williams' Business College, Oronto
Thomas J Williams, President
Williams' Business College Oslikosh
W T> McDanlela Prlncipil
Williams' Business College, Uatikeflha
Thomas J Williams Presldnnt
Wisconsin Business College, Manltonor
C N Wilson Manajyor
Wisconsin Business College, KaHne
C F Moore, Piosidpnt
Wisconsin Business College, Shebojfan
H O Thompson Secrctim
Wisconsin Business Colleges ttateriown
H O Thompson, Secrotnrv
Wisconsin Business Inhersity, I,a Crassa
F J Toland, President
WYOMING
Cheyenne Business CoHege, Chejennc
John Barritt, President
tnltersity of Wyoming, Department of Com-
merce, Cheyenne
B Deane Hunton, Director
PRIVATE SCHOOLS FOB THE DEAF
ARIZONA
University of Arizona* Department for the
Deaf, Tucson
Henry C White, Superintendent
CALIFORNIA
St. Joseph's School for the Deaf, Oakland
Sister M Valeria, Directress
CONNECTICUT
American School for the Deaf, Hartford
Frank R Wheeler, Superintendent
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
G»llaadet College for the Deaf, Washington
Perclval Hall, President
Kendall Green
Warren School of Reading for Hard of
Hearing Adults, Washington
GEORGIA
Arbaugh's School for Deaf Children, Macon
Miss Laura L Arbaugh, Principal
ILLINOIS
Bphpheta School for the Deaf, Chicago
Margaret Cosgrove, Principal
3100 North Fortieth Avenue
Gallaher Night School for Adult Deaf, Ohl-
James E3 Gallaher, Principal
McCowan Oral School for Young Deaf Chil-
dren, Chicago
Cornelia D Bingham loggers, Principal
6550 Yale Avenue
LOUISIANA
Chlnchuba Deaf Mote Institute, Chlnohnba
Peter Fabaoher, Principal
MARYLAND
Knapp's Institute, Baltimore
William A. Knapp, Principal
851 Holllns Avenue
St Francis Savior's School for the Deaf,
Baltimore
Mother M Demetrlas, Directress
Home School for Little Deaf Children,
slngton
Miss Anna C. Relnhardt, Principal
Irvlngton
, Ken-
MASSACHUSETTS
Boston School for the Deaf, Randolph
Michael J Splaine, Superintendent
Clarke School for the Deaf, Northampton
Miss Caroline A Yale, LL D Principal
Sarah Fuller Home for Little Deaf Children,
West Medford
Miss Eliza L Clark, Principal
MICHIGAN
Evangelical Lutheran Deaf-Mate Institute,
North Detroit
Rev Wflliam Glelow, President
Oral School for the Deaf, Bay City
Miss Matle Gamble, Principal
MINNESOTA
St Olaf College Department for the Deaf,
Northfteld
J N Klldahl, President
MISSOURI
Ganandet School for the Deaf, St. Louts
James H Cloud, M A , Principal
Immaculate Conception Institute for the
Deaf, St. Louis
Sisters of St Joseph
901 North Garrison Avsnu*
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PRIVATE SCHOOLS FOR THE DEAF
NEW YORK
Association for the Improved Instruction of
Deaf Mutes, New York
Harris Taylor
904 Lexington Avenue
Greene's School of Lip Reading, New York
David Greene, Director
1122 Broadway
I* Couteulx St. Mary's Institution, Buffalo
Sister Mary Anne Burke Directress
New York School for Hard of Hearing, New
York
Edward B Kltohie, Director
156 Fifth Avenue
Reno Margulls School for the Deaf, New
York
Mrs A Reno Margulls Principal
534 West 187th Street
St Joseph's Institute, Westchester
Rose A Fagan Directress
Wrlffht Oral School, New York
John Dutton Wright, President
1 Mount Morris Park, West
Breckenridge School, Cincinnati
Miss Mary 8 Breckenrldge, Principal
Gilbert and Yale Aves
Ohio— continue*
Notre Dame School for the Deaf, Cincinnati
Sister Mary, Directress
321 Bast 6th St
PENNSYLVANIA
De Pan! Institute for Deaf-Mutes, Pittsbnrc
Sister Mary Cecilia, Directress
Brookllne
Forrest Hall, Philadelphia
Mrs J Scott Anderson Principal
Torresdale
Swarthmore School and Kindergarten for
the Deaf, Swarthmore
Mrs J Scott Anderson, Principal
SOUTH DAKOTA
Black Hills School for the Deaf, Lead
Miss F L Willhoyte, Principal
St John's Institute for Deaf-Mntes, St.
els
Reverend M M Gerend, Directress
PRIVATE SCHOOLS FOR DEFECTIVES,
NERVOUS AND BACKWARD
COLORADO
Hubert Work, M D , Director
CONNECTICUT
Connecticut School for Imbeciles, ILakevlUe
George H. Knight, M D , Director
ILLINOIS
Beverly Form Home School for Nervous
and Backward Children, Godfrey
William EC. C Smith, M D , Superintendent
IOWA
Powell School for Backward and Nervous
Children, Bed Oak
Velura B Powell, M D , Superintendent
KENTUCKY
Stewart Home and School for Backward
Children, Farmdale
John P Stewart, M D , Superintendent
MARYLAND
Gelston Heights Private Home School for
Feeble-Minded, Baltimore
Samuel J Fort, M D, Director
MASSACHUSETTS ^
Elm Hill Private School and Home for Fee-
ble-Minded, Barre
George A Brown, M, D , Director
Emmanuel School for feeble-Minded and
Afflicted Children, Fall River
Mrs* W D Herrlck, Principal
Home School for Backward and Nervous
Children, Amherst
Mrs W D Herri ck, Principal
Bontlnued
Ivy Lodge School for Backward and Deli-
cate Girls, East Orleans
Mrs Ellen C Dresser Principal
Terrace Home School for Backward and
Nervous Children, Amherst
Frances J Herriok, Director
MICHIGAN
Lewis School for Stammerers, Detroit
George Andrew Lewis, President
85 Adelaide Street
Reed School for Nervous and Backward
Children, Detroit
Mrs Frank A Reed, Director
385 Hubbard Avenue
St Anthony's School for Feeble-Minded and
Backward Children, Nazareth
Sisters of St Joseph
Wilbur Home and School for the Feeble-
Minded, Kalamazoo
C F Wilbur, Supoiintondfnt
MINNESOTA
Baker School, Northfleld
Laura B Baker, Superintendent
Duke School for Stammerer*, Minneapolis
W M Duke, Principal
1800 Third Avenue, South
MISSOURI
Compton School for Children of Retarded
Mentality, St Ixmlg
Miss Fannie A Compton, Principal
S809 Flad Avenue
XDmmans Asylum for Epileptics and Feeble-
Minded, St Charles
Rev J* W Frankenfeld, Principal
NEBRASKA
Omaha Stammerers* Institute, Omaha
Julia El Vaughan, Principal
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NBW JERSEY
Bancroft Training: School, Haddonfleld
BJ A Farrmgton, M D , Principal
Herbert Hall Institute for Nervous and Atyp-
ical Children, Plalnfleld
Maximilian P B3 Groszmann, M D, Direc-
tor
fieguln Physiological School for Children of
Arrested Mental Development, Orange
Mrs Elsie M Seguin, Director
"The Larches" Educational Sanitarium for
Mental Defectives, Cranbury
Mrs Elise Gordon, Superintendent
NEW YORK
Bryant School for Stammering:, New York
Dr Frank A Bryant, Director
62 W 40th Street
Copeland School for Mentally Defective
Children, Saratoga Springs
Miss Susan E Copeland, Principal
Doollttle School (for backward children),
Singh amt on
Sophia A Doolittle, Principal
Syracuse Farm School for Nervous and Back-
ward Children, New York
PENNSYLVANIA
Biddle School for Nervous and Backward
Children, Philadelphia
Grace Biddle de Quelin Principal
4815 Warrington Avenue
Brookwood School for Nervous and Back-
ward Children, Lansdowne
Rachael "^ Brewster, Principal
Pennsylvania — continued
Lamb School for Stammerers, Plttsburg
Joseph Li Lamb, Principal
1252 Franklin Street
Miss McGrew's School (bovs), Bala
Miss Anna L McGrew, Principal
TEXAS
Texas School for Defectives, Austin
T O Maxwell, MD, Superintendent
VIBGINIA
Virginia Home and Training School for Fee-
ble-Minded, Falls Church
Miss Mattie Gundry, Director
WISCONSIN
for Feeble-
Evangelical Lutheran Home
Minded, Watertown
Louis Pin gel, Principal
Oak Leigh School for Nervous Children and
Adolescents, Lake Gevena
Mary E Pogue, M D , Director
St. Coletta School for the Feeble-Minded,
Jefferson
Sister M Emerentia, Directress
Lutheran Home School for Feeble-Minded,
Watertown
Louis Pin gel, Superintendent
Northwestern School for Stammerers, Mil-
waukee
Lee Wells Millard, President
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS
CALIFORNIA
Angelas University, Los Angeles
Mrs L, C Ford, Dean
924 Beacon
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Capital Civil Service School, Washington
Director
Columbia Correspondence College, Washing-
ton
225 Pennsylvania Avenue, 8 EJ
International Correspondence University,
Washington
Channing Rudd, D C L Dean
National Correspondence Institute, Washing-
ton
J William McKInley, President
ILLINOIS
American Correspondence School of Law,
Chicago
481 South Dearborn Street
Brown's Home Study School, Feorla
Director M m
American School of Correspondence, Chicago
58th Street and Drexel Avenue
American School of Home Economics, Chi-
cago
M. lie Bosquet, Director
596 West 69th Street
American Training School for Nurses, Chi-
cago
1600 La Salle Avenue
Chicago College of Advertising, Chicago
W A Merrlam, Manager
122 S Michigan Avenue
Chicago Corresponds e Sohool, Chicago
Chicago Opera House Btook
Chicago Correspondence School of Law, Chl-
Charles F Weatwood, Secretary
Reaper Block
Chicago School of Nursing, Chicago
East Van Buren Street
Chicago University of Commerce, Chicago
800 North Clark Street
Dtofeson Memory School, Chicago
Henry Diokson, President
Auditorium Building
Illinois — continued
Hamilton College of Law, Chicago
Ellsworth Building
Interstate School of Correspondence, Chicago
625 South Wabash Avenue
La Salle Extension University, Chicago
2715 Michigan Avenue
Moody Bible Institute, Chicago
Institute Place
National School of Chiropractic, Chicago
John F A Howard, D C , Dean
1653 W Madison Street
Page-Davis School of Advertising, Chicago
Edward T Page, President
4007 Michigan Avenue
Siegel-Myers Correspondence School of Music,
Chicago
4048 Drexel Boulevard
Sheldon School of Salesmanship, Chicago
A F Sheldon, President
209 State Street
Success Shorthand School, Chicago
W L, James, Manager Schiller
INDIANA
Ft Wa*ne Correspondence School, Ft
Warne
Director
Indiana College of Law, South Bend
Director
Lincoln-Jefferson University, Hammond
W Maye* Martin, D D, President
IOWA
Highland Park College Correspondence
School, Des Homes
O H Longwell, Ph D , President
Inter-State Schools, Cedar Rapids
W L Hoff, President
Oscaloosa College, Oscaloosa
MASSACHUSETTS
Home Correspondence School, Springfield
J Arthur Metcalf, President
MICHIGAN
Detroit School for Writers, Detroit
Mrs Frane M Nichols, President
Detroit School of Lettering, Detroit
Charles J Strong, Manager
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CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS
Michigan — continued
School of Applied Art, Battle Creek
Edward s Pllsworth, President
Spragne Correspondence School of 3Law, De-
troit
Griffith O Ellis, President
Majestic Building
MONTANA
Harper University, Billings
President
NEBRASKA
Vine Arts Institute, Omaha
Director
Northwestern School of Taxidermy, Omaha
J W Elwood, President
15th and Harney Streets
NEW YORK
Chaffee'B Shorthand School, Oswego
Prof Chaffee, Director
Chautauqua Institution, Chautauqua
George B Vincent, LL D , President
Franklin Institute, Bochester
Director
International Institute of Music, New York
98 Fifth Avenue
Patterson Civil Service School, Rochester
Director
tangruagre-Phone Method, New York
2 West 46th Street
Toby's Correspondence Schools, New York
BJdward Toby, President
160 Fifth Avenue
OHIO
Carnegie College, Rogers
President Galbreath
Ohio — continued
Correspondence Institute, Columbus
G A Bennett, President
Clinton Building
Davey Institute of Free Surgery, Kent
John Davey, Manager
Evans School of Cartooning, Cleveland
"W L Evans, Manager
Leader Bids
I^andon School of Illustrating: and Cartoon-
ing, Cleveland
Schoneld Building
Phillips Bible Institute, Canton
Director
Stark College, Alliance
President
University College, Oak Hill
G- James Jones, A M , President
OKLAHOMA
Oklahoma Correspondence School, Alva
Guy M Xrflsk, President
OREGON
School of Home Study and Correspondence.
Portland
268 25th Street. N
PENNSYLVANIA
International Correspondence Schools, Scran-
ton
Warren Correspondence School, Warren
C W Smith, President
TEXAS
Teachers' Professional College, Austin
W L Kewson, Ped D , Director
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3,500 vols Katherine H Sweet
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3,763 \ols Mrs Flora I Grav
Lltchfleld Wolcott and L itch field Circu-
lating Library
10,000 vols Katharine Baldwin
Madison Scranton Memorial Library
7 612 vols Kvelvn Meriwether
Manchester Free Public Library
1,800 vols Mrs Q G Boynton
Mansfield Center Public Library
1,000 vols Elsie G Marsh
Merlden Curtis Memorial Library
13,785 vols Corinne A Deshon
Middle Haddam Public Library
2,136 vols Esther H Taylor
Mlddlebnrv Public Library
2171 vols F S Chamberlain
Mlddlefleld Lev! E Coe Library Ass'n
4,000 vols Miss L A Rockwell
Middletown Russell Library
Miss Philbiook
Mlddletovm Wesley an University Lib
77,000 vols William J James
Mllford Taylor Library
11,084 vols W S Chase
Montville Raymond Library
5,194 vols. Lucy P Schol field
MooduA East Haddam Public Library
7,128 vol* Blanche R Boyd
Moo«np Aldrich Free Public Library
2,500 vols D H. Grover
Morrlft Public Library
1,407 vols Eloise M Mason
Mystic Mystic and Noank Library
6,516 vols Genevra E Bicker
Nauffatuck Howard Whlttemore Mem
11,986 vols Ellen Spencer
]\ew Britain Public Library
44,000 vols Anna G Rockwell
New Britain State Normal School Lib
16,000 vols Mary E3 Goodrich
New Canaan Circulating Library
2,893 vols Martha Sllllman
\>w Dnnbnrj New Falrfleld Free Lib
1,045 volq Emllv Wallace
New Hartford Free Public Library
3 300 vols Marie W Munn
New Haven Free Public Library
105,000 vols Willis K. Stetson
New Haven Tale University Library
900,000 vols John C Schwab
New Haven Mary EJ Ives Library
1,000 vols
New Haven Healy Philosophical Lib
1,600 vols
New Haven High School Librarv
8,677 vols, Clara ID. Bradley
New Haven T. M, C A,, R R Dept
2,000 vols.
New Haven Young1 MenN Institute
19,301 vols W. A. Borden
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New Haven State Normal School Lib.
9,800 vols Sara L Ward
Newlngton Free Public Library
1,765 vols Mlna L Blair
New London Public Library
33 686 vols Helen Kilduff Gay
New Mllford Public Library
9 730 vols Elizabeth H Noble
Newton Beach Memorial Library
4,000 vols Abble L. Peck
Mantle Public Library
1,000 vols M B Dart
Norfolk Norfolk Library
13,141 vols Philemon W Johnson
Northfleld Gilbert Library
5 000 vols G P Goodenouffh
North Granby Frederick H Cossitt Lib
3 962 vols
North Haven Memorial Library
4 039 vols Clara E Bradley
Norwalk Public Library
12,000 vols Mi^s Dotha Stone Pinneo
Norwich Circulating Library
10,000 vols James H Myers
Norwich Otis Library
40 402 vols Tmosrene A Cash
Norwich Preston Public Library
1,345 vols Miss C E Hallett
Oakdale Raymond Library
3,500 vols, Lucy P So ol field
Old Ijyme Phoebe Griffin Noyes Library
7,000 vols Bessie Connolly
Oranere Public Library
3 250 vols Mrs Robert H Lewis
Plalnvtlle Public Library
3,400 vols Frances T5 Bunnell
Plymouth Library Association
3 500 vols A J Hill
Pomfret Library
5,000 vols Louise C Hoppln
Portland Buck Library
4,003 vols Frances Pelton
Putnam Free Public Library
5,375 vols Emma J Kinney
Rldjrefield Library
8 550 volfi Jennie Smith
RockvUie Public Library
1051B vols Edith M Peck
Rockv Hill Library Association
1,725 vols Adelaide W Wright
Saliftlrary Scoville Memorial library
7,720 vols Catherine A Goddard
Sarhrook Acton Library
6,500 vols Sarah G Grannlss
Scotland Free Public Library
2,200 vols Miss Mary A. Smith
Seymour Public Library „ , ,
5,000 vols Miss A Nichols
Sharon Hotchklss Library
6 654 vols Mrs Flora A Ryan
Shelton Plumb Memorial Library
13,200 vols Jessamine Ward
Slnmbnrr Free Library
8,800 vols. B J McRoy
Sfmflbnrr Westminster Beading Room
1,500 vols Chas, T. Crocker
Sinters Free Public Library
3,545 vols Augusta I Lombard
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South Conventry Booth and Dimook
Memonal Library
4,000 vols Mrs DeWitt Kingsbury
South Manchester Free Library
7.000 vols Louise L Bartlett
South Norvralk Public Library
11,067 vols Mrs Agnes B Blanchard
South Windsor Public Library
2,600 vols Elvira C Clapp
Southlngton Public Library
6,022 vols Mrs C H Bissel
gonthport Pequot Library
38,800 vols Josephine S Heydrick
Stafford Springs Stafford Public Lib
5,500 vols Anna Heald
Stamford Ferguson Library
24,000 vols Alice M. Colt
Stonln«rton Free Library
8550 vols Mrs K Halm
Storm Connecticut Agri College Lib
12,400 vols Bdwlna Whitney
Stratford Library Association
14,383 vols Frances B Russell
Suffield Kent Memorial Library
18,004 vols Lillian M. Stedman
Terryvllle Free Public Library
2,824 vols. Gertrude E Ellis
Thomarton Public Library
4,172 vois Martha E Potter
Thompson Public Library
3,954 vols Harriet R. Lewis
Tnompgonvllle Enfleld Public Library
6,714 vols Edith D Aitkm
Tolland Public Library
2,306 vols Lucile Agard
Torrburton. Library
10,000 vols Louise T Mason
TTnlonvllIe West End Library Ass'n
8,000 vols Elizabeth Hogun
Wallfngford Public Library
10 575 vols Emma Lewis
Warehouse Point Library Association
_ 6,100 vols William J Bre water
Warrenvllle Babcock Library
8,800 vols Peter Platt
Washington Gunn Memorial Library
5,183 vols Mrs Lillie G Smith
Waterbnry Bronson Library
88,692 vols Miss Helen Sperry
Watertovra Library Association
9,000 vols Miss Jennie M. Smith
Wevthrook Public Library
3,872 vols Caroline E Moore
We«t Hartford Free Library
4,404 vols Elizabeth S Elmer
Westport Library
6,375 vols Katherine M Hutt
Wcthcrsfleld Public Library
4 200 vols Mrs N A Roberts
Wlllimanttc Dunham Hall
6-125 vols Mrs Hattie B Gates
Willfmantfc Public Library
6,450 vols Bell B Riggelman
State Normal School Lib
Public
Lula Stockwell
Connecticut — continued
Wlnsted Beardsley Library
13,679 vols Miss Helena B Alford
Wlnsted Young Men's Christian Ass'n
1,551 vols D Black
Woodstock Library Association
5,000 vols Mary L Flynn
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State Library Commission H Ridffely
Harrington, Secretary, State Library,
Dover
Dover Library
4,500 vols Miss Mary Fulton
Dover Delaware State Library
40,000 vols Thomas W Wilson
Milford Library
1,450 vols
Newark Delaware College Library
17,000 vols
Newark Town Library
1,420 vols Bessie Clarke
Newcastle Library Company
6,200 vols. R. A Challenger
Odessa Corblt Library
6,300 vols May C Enos
Wilmington Brownson Library Ass'n
1,500 vols John X Mealey
Wilmington Institute Free Library
77,6bl vols Arthur L. Bailey
Wilmington Historical Soc of Dela.
6,000 vols William D Ramsay
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American University Library
_ 20,000 vols Dr C C McCabe
Catholic University of America Libra* y
^ 85,000 vols Patrick T Hcaly
Georgetown University RIKRS Lihinry
110,000 vols Rev Heniy J Shnndelto
George Washington Cmveisitj Library
46,663 vols Alfrrd F 1\ Schmidt
Howard University Cainegie Library
26,000 vols Grace Liscom Hervett
Library of Congress
2,012,393 vols Herbert Putnam
Smithsonian Institution Library
185,000 vols Cyrus Vdler
Supreme Council 33° Masonic Library
65,000 vols W L Hoyden
Trinity College Library ««y«*n
14,000 vols
U S Bureau of the Census LJbrarv
10,150 vols Kate B Wilson
U S Bureau of Education Library
TT 7!'°£° vols - John 3> Wolcott
U S Bureau of Ethnology Library
18,620 vols «ua leary
US Bureau of Fisheries
TT 2%WO vols Rose M MacDonald
U S Bureau of Labor Library
TT 10,000 vols M Alice Matthews
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14,000 vols Morris Jacobson
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IT S Coast and Geodetic Surv Library
25,000 vols Ralph M Brown
U S Department of Agricul Library
100,000 vols Claribel R Bainett
U S Department of Interior Library
15,000 vols Mary R Fuller
U S Depaitment of Justice Library
40,000 \uls George Kearney
U S Department of State Library
75,000 vols J A Tonner
U S Geological Survey Library
90,000 vols Julia L V McCord
U S House of Representatives Library
100,000 vols John J Boobar
U S Interstate Commerce Com Library
15,000 vols Leroy Stafford Boyd
U S Library of Congress
2,012,393 vols Herbert Putnam
U S Naval Observatory Library
18,870 vols William D Horigan
U S Navy Department Library
41,620 vols Charles W Stewart
U S Patent Office Scientific Libiary
91,102 vols H L Piince
II S Public Documents Library
51,491 vols F A Crandall
U S Senate Library
185,000 vols Edward C Goodwin
U S Surgeon General's Office Library
155,292 vols Walter D McCaw, M D
U S Treasury Department Library
20,000 vols Emma M V Triepel
U S War Department Library
50,000 vols James W Cheney
U S Weathei Bureau Library
30,000 vols C Fitzhugh Talman
Washington Public Library
155,000 vols George F Bowerman
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Bartow Public Library
1,300 vols S. S. Green
De Fnnlafc Springs Public Library
2,400 vols Alice Fellows
De Funlak Spring* Fla. State Nor Lib
4,600 vols Julia McKinnon
De Land Sampson Lib Stetson Univ.
14,000 vols Caroline Palmer
Gainesville XTndv of Florida Lib
15,000 vols M B Hadley
Jacksonville Public Library
26,000 vols Lloyd W Jeseelyn
St. AuffOBtlne Free Library
5,000 vols ]yfrs McNally
Sanford Library Association
Mrs Will Dicklns
Tallahaa.ee University Lib. Ass'n
6,000 vols
Tallaha**** State College for Women
10,000 vols Frances Newman
Winter Park Rollins College Library
3,000 vols Frances M. Ely
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State Library Commission: Ainu Percl-
val Sneedp Organizer, Carnegie Li-
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Acworth Came Dyer Library
3,000 vols Mrs Wilber Colvin
Albany Carnegie Library
Mrs Lena Nenks
Americas Carnegie Library
3 079 vols Virginia Gunn
Athena Branson Library
8 514 vols The Teachers
Athens University of Georgia Library
40,000 vols D Burnet
Atlanta Carnegie Library
57,892 vols Katharine H Wootten
Atlanta Georgia State Library
60 000 vols Mrs M B Cobb
Atlanta Graves Lib Atlanta Univ.
14 000 vols Bessie L Newcomb
Atlanta Morns Brown University Lib
3,000 vols R F Smith
Atlanta Quarles Lib Spellman Sem
3,920 vols Clara H Denslow
Atlanta Lib Georgia Sen. of Tech
6,600 vols Miss L Hammond
Augusta Young Men's Library Ass'n
11,000 vols Miss M. H Campbell
Brunswick Library
3,500 vols Eva Myddelton
Carrollton City Library
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4,000 vols Mrs Nina Holstead
Dahloneffa N Georgia Agric Coll Lib
2,000 vols Ola Head
Hawkinavllle Public Library
Lily Martin
LaGranjpe Southern Female College Lib
2,000 vols Iris Davidson
Macon Price Free Library
2,970 vols Same G-. Boone
Macon Pub Lib and Historical Soc
10,000 vols W. A. Huff
Macon Wesleyan College Library
1,000 vols Claire Tomlinson
Macon Mercer University Library
20,000 vols SaUle G. Boone
Marietta Clarke Library
4,862 vols Kate S Winn
MoultHe Carnegie Public Library
Mrs W C MoKenzie
Ncvtnan Carnegie Library
12 000 vols
Oxford Emory College Library
35,000 vols R B Smith
Qultman Brooks County Lib. Ass'n
2,000 vols Jeannette H. Wade
Rome Carnegie Library
3.600 vols Helen Eastman
Savannah Public Library
30,000 vols William Harden
TnomawlUe Library and Museum
4 000 vols Mary Hansell
Valdorta Public Library
1,700 vols H. Anne Kingsberry
Valdoita State Normal Library
1,000 vols Nell 3D Brlmberry
a.Wnrton Mary Willis Library ' ™
8,216 vols.
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State Library CommlMftonx __
S Roberta, Secretary, State
Bol*e
Blackfoot Public Library
3,000 vols Mrs w D Vincent
Boise Carnegie Public Library
14 600 vols Anna Skinner
Bol*e Idaho State Library
9,965 vols Arabella S Erskine
Boise Idaho Free Traveling- Lib.
7,000 vols Margaret S Roberts
Caldnell Public Library
3 000 vols Ha Bedford
Caldwell College of Idaho Library
5,000 vols. Mae Franklin
Idaho Falls City Library
5,000 vols Elizabeth Miller
IiewHton Carnegie Library
8 000 vols Margaret a Guyer
Lewiaton State Normal School Lib
7,000 vols Mrs T R Brewitt
Moscow Carnegie Public Library
3,000 vols Miss Cozier
Moscow University of Idaho Library
28,000 vols Mary Belle Sweet
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Illinois Library Extension Commissions
Etagenla Allin, Organiser, Decatur
Ablngdon Public Library
8,500 vols Mrs M Dyer
Aledo William and Vashtl Library
1,000 vols Olga C Hecker
Altamont City Library
2,000 vols Mabel Jewell
Alton Shurtleff College Library
15 000 vols David G Ray
Alton Jennie D Hayner Lib Ass'n
15,995 vols Harriet C Dolbee
Amboy Public Library
Alice Gridley
Atlanta Public Library
3,182 vols Eda H Quisenberry
Aurora College Library
3 000 vols O R Jenks
Aurora Public Library
18,530 vols James Shaw
Avon Saunders Public Library
2,000 vols Nelle T Clayberg
Barry Public Library
2 776 vols Irene Crawford
Batavia Public Library
8,000 vols Cassie W Stephens
Beardatown Public Library
1 800 vols Mrs £2 B Foster
Belleville Public Library
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Bine Island Public Library
7,800 vols Miss Ida Ludlow
Broidwood Public Library
2,000 vols Antone Reeva
Bunker Hill Public Library
2,802 vols Mrs A Turk
Cairo Public Library
17,000 vols Lizzie L. Powell
Cambridge Township Public Library
7 500 vols B. Louise Fitch
Canton Parlln Library
8,309 vols Josephine H. Besor
Oarhondale Public Library
3,500 vols F M Hewitt
Oarbondale Southern 111 State Nor
24 000 vols Mary B Day, acting
Carlinville Library Association
4,028 vols Mattie J Johnson
Oarllnvllle Public Library
2,000 vols J E Wooters
Oarpenteravllle Literary & Lib Ass'n
j 000 vols Lucia A. Gorom
Carrollton Public Library
2,950 vols Laura L. Wright
Carthage Free Public Library
5,673 vols Elizabeth E Pennock
Centralia Public Library
6601 vols Celia M. Miles
Champaign Public Library
19 000 vols Jeanette Roberts
Charleston Carnegie Public Library
6,652 vols Elizabeth Maud Case
Charleston Eastern 111. State Nor
16 500 vols Maiy J Booth
Chester Tecuxnseh Library Ass'n
I 600 vols Mary E. St. Vraln
Chicago Public Library
514 259 vols Henry E Lejrler
Chicago John Crerar Liberary
315,448 vols Clement W Andiews
Chicago Newberry Library
277,138 vols W N C Carlton
Chicago Pullman Public Library
10,000 vols Bertha S Ludlam
Chicago Historical Society Library
65,000 vols Carolina M Mcllvanie
Chicago Academy of Sciences Library
16,000 vols Miss M A Hordman
CWjpago Field Museum of Nat History
50,000 vols Elsie Lipnlncott
Chicago University of Chicago Library
3^6 178 vols Krrx^t n Kurton
Chicago St Ignatius College Library
59 000 vols A J Oarvy
Chicago Armour Institute Library
27 500 vols Julia A Beverldge
Chicago Normal College Librnry
23 000 vols Helen Lou ISP Dickey
Chicago Lewis Institute Library
14,820 vols Frances S Talcott
Chicago Virginia Library McCormlek
Tneol Sezn *
37,110 vols Rev John F Lyons
Chicago Hammond Library Chicago
Tneol Sem.
8,000 vote
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Cordova Public Library
2,050 vols Matilda MuUery
Danville Public Library
31,406 vols Josephine B Durham
Decatnr Free Public Library
33 905 vols Alice G Evans
Decatur James Mill Ik en University
7500 \ola Annp M Boyd
Decatur R R. Y M. C A Library
2,000 vols G B Brown
DeKalh Public Library
1,553 vols Eliza B Murray
DeKalb Northern 111 State Normal Lib
14,000 Josephine Marie Jandell
Desplalnes Public Library
Sarah A Weeks
Dtxon Public Library
14 054 vols Mary Frances Wynn
Downer* Grote Public Library
2 500 vols Ruth Lancaster
Dundee Public Library
3 60" vols Miss Euba Dunton
Earlvllle Public Library
5,000 vols Fanny M Burllngame
East St Louis Public Library
30,000 vols. J Lyon Woodruff
EdttardHvllle Public Library
5,000 vols Sarah Coventry
ISffinftham Ladies' Library Association
1,628 vols Rattle B Ensign
El Paso Public Library
3 000 vols Mrs J S Tucker
Elgin Gail Borden Public Library
43 000 vols Katherine L Abbott
Bliln Y M C A Library
2,000 vols
Elmhurst Public Library
2,000 vols Grace Bickford
Eureka College Library
8 (K*o volfl Silas Jones
Bvanaton Public Library
50000 vols Mary Boyden Lindsay
Evaniton Northwestern TJniv Lib
140 000 vols Walter Lichtenstein
Bvlnar College Library
15,000 vols Hazel Moore
Farmlnvrton Public Library
3560 vols Mabelle H Widener
Flora Public Library
3 707 vols Jessie L Hayward
Freeport Public Library
3M97 voU Harriet Lane
Fulton Public Library
8000 vols Mabel R. Barrett
Galena Public Library
« 68* vols Ava B Hurst
Gal+sbur* Public Library
42 874 vols Anna F Hoover
GaleftbvrK Knoz College Library
14000 vols Jessie R Holmes
Galeftbur* Lombard College Library
8,000 vols Frank H Fowler
Galva Public library
2 500 volfl Blanche J Morgan
Gentfleo Public Library
10 000 vols Ella L. Sawyer
Geneva Free Public Library
6,000 vols Kate Burton
Gtlman Public Library
2,889 vols, M. L. Crooks
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Greenville Carnegie Free Public Library
4,500 vols Miss Hmes
Grljg&rrllle Public Library
3 582 vols Lizzie E Stone
Harvey Public Library
5000 vols Estelle Ellis
Havana Public Library
3,228 vols Ruble A Aubere
Henry Woman's Club Library
2 010 vols Miss Mattie Evans
Highland Park Public Library
6000 vols Mrs Maiy A Jennings
Hlllsboro Public Library
3,993 vols Bertha H. Welge
Hlnadale Public Library
4,380 vols Janet £tregory
Homer Library
1,040 vols Miss J Stengrle
Hoopestou Free Public Library
8,777 vols Katherine Stites
Jacksonville Public Library
18,000 vols Lorena N. Webber
Jacksonville Illinois College Library
18000 vols Lillian Havenhill
Jer«eyville Public Library
4,585 vols Catherine Brownlee
Jollet Public Library
42 000 vols Mrs R M Barickman
Kankakee Public Library
7,708 vols R. S. Clapp
Kewanee Public Library
13 000 vols Luc lie M Cully
IiaGrange Public Library
7 000 vols Louise E DeWitt
Lake Forest Public Library
9 000 vols Esther Johnston
Lake Forent College Library
26,179 vols Mabel Powell
La Salle Public Library
13000 vols Kathrvne G Coleman
Lebanon McKendree College Library
8 000 vols
Lincoln Public Library
14,000 vols Ida M. Webster
Lincoln College Library
4 000 vols Clara McCord
Lltcbfleld Free Public Library
4 200 vol<* Mary D Wallace
Afacomb Free Public Library
10,259 vols MnhMa Phelps
Hacomb Western 111 State Nor Lib
8 000 vols Margaret Dtmbar
Afattoon Public Library
8 500 vols Blanche Gray
Mavwood Public Library
4 707 vols Martha Jones
Menilota Graves Public Library
8,233 vols Mrs R M Blakeslee
Metropolis Public Library
2 000 vols Mrs Brouner
Moline Free Library
16682 vols Minnie Kohler
Monmonth Warren County Lib Assn
26,000 vols T M Mill en
Montleello Allterton Public Library
5110 vols Lyda Coleman
Morgan Park Geo C Walker Library
7 024 vols Clara L German
MorHwon Odell Public Library
6,200 vols Miss Anna E Corcoran
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Mount Carroll Carnegie Public Library
2,000 vols Saverta Smith
Mount Vernon Carnegie Library
8,000 vols Emma B Johnson
Naperrille Nichols Library
4,000 vols M Bgermann
NaperrlUe Northwestern College Lib
10,500 vols Ethel B Gibson
Normal State Normal University
27,500 vols Angelme V Milner
Oak Park Public Library
24,500 vols Mabel A Thaln
Olney Public Library
5,000 vols Oora Belle Morris
Onarsa Public Library
4,675 Vols Charlotte M. Amerman
Oregon Public Library
4,000 vols Emily H. Cartwrlght
Ottawa Reddlcks Public Library
14,483 vols Miss Harrie C Nash
Pana Public Library
3,000 vols Nell Reece
Paris Carnegie Library
8,400 vols Emma Boyd
Paxton Carnegie Library
5,937 vols Emma Meharry
Pekin Public Library
10,429 vols Anna M Smith
Peorla Public Library
116,769 vols E S Willcox
Peorla Bradley Polytechnic Inst Lib.
12,000 vols Elizabeth Helen Burnside
Peru Public Library
5,000 vols Fannie Smyder
Piano Township Public Library
5,000 vols Mrs Maude E Hennings
Polo Buffalo Free Public Library
5,000 vols E Frances Barber
Ponttac Public Library
7,600 vols. Nell Thornton
Princeton Matson Public Library
6,492 vols Agnes N Robinson
Qnlncy Free Public Library
40,000 vols Margaret Ringier
Robinson Carnegie Public Library
2,000 vols Mona Rutherford
Rochelle Flag Township Pub Lib
8,500 vols Minnie J Simons
Rock Inland Public Library
25,273 vols Ellen Gale
Rock laland Augustana College Lib
16 500 vols Marcus Skarstedt
Rockford College Library
6,000 vols Anna B Skinner
Rockford Public Library
56,631 vols Jane P Hubbell
Rockton Talcott Free Library
4,000 vols Mary C Forward
Rushvllle Public Library
2,000 vols Beaulah Hodgson
St Charles Public Library
3,000 vols. llary Stewart
Salem Bryan Bennett Library
e „ _ „ Mae Davenport
Savanna Public Library
2,684 vols Emma L Bowen
Shelbyviiie Free Public Library
6«iVfii8T. Grace L Westervelt
ff*** Lincoln Library
91 vols Henry C Remann
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Springfield Illinois State Library
50,000 vols
Springfield State Historical Library
32,000 vols Jessie P Weber
Staunton Public Library
2,000 vols
Sterling Public Library
11,000 vols Miss Sadie F. Murphy
Streator Public Library
15,000 vols Mrs M. I* Wright
Sycamore Public Library
5,900 vols Miss Julia S Osborne
Taylorville Public Library
5,750 vols Miss Aline E Emery
TnHcola Public Library
3,936 vols Ida M Perry
Urbana Free Library
251,000 vols Phineas L Windsor
Urbana Lib University of Illinois
8,100 vols Grace Kelley
Urbana State Lab of Nat Hist Lib
7,000 vols Grace Kelley
Warren Public Library
6,000 vols Lottie Olds
Warsaw Free Public Library
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Watseka Public Library* W
4,500 vols Lillian Barnes
Wankegan Public Library
7,831 vols Laura J Perrin
Wenona Bond Library
40 000 vols Miss B Grimm
WeatfieM College Libiary wimm
2,000 vols
Wheaton Adams Memorial Library
5,600 vols Lueva Montgomery
Wheaton College Library
6 000 vols Julia B Blanchard
Wllmette Public Library
5,000 vols Miss Anna B Law
Wlnnetka Free Public Library
8,000 vols Jessie Q McKenxIa
W4>odstock Public Library
6,000 vol«i Mrs C V Curtis
INDIANA
m wiou Carl
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dianapolis
Alexandria Public Library
Anderson Carnegie Pablio Llb«iry *""
20,109 vols Catherine A. Chlpman
Attica Public Library
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Bloomln^ton Indian
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Boon* file Public Library
Anna Iseley
Brazil Public Library
6,500 vols Agnes McCrea
Columbia City Free Library
Lesse Hunter Foust
Columbus Public Library
9,500 vols A J Dipboye
Connormille Public Library
3,000 vols Belle Ball
Cra\% fordHi ille Carnegie Public Library
11,120 vols Susan K Beck
Crawfordsvtlle Wabash College Lib
48,000 vols H S Wedding
Crown Point Public Library
Bessie Raasch
Danville Public Library
3,500 vols Miss Lou Robinson
Decatur Public Library
5,000 vols Miss Annette L Moses
Delphi Public Library
4,600 vols Isabelle Rlnehart
Eawt Chicago Public Library
8 000 vols Mrs Francis Bowers
Elkhart Carnegie Library
15 000 vols Ella F Corwin
Blwood Public Library
8,000 vols Nellie Robertson
B van H vine Willard Library
40,000 vols Otilda Goslee
Fort Wa^ne Public Library
22 050 vols. Margaret M Colerick
Frankfort Public Library
5 O'*o vols Kato D Huber
Franklin Franklin College Library
16,952 vols Lois A. John stone
Goflhen Carnegie Library
9,000 vols Ella R Heatwole
Ooahen College Library
2,000 vols Ephraim J Zook
Greencaatl* Carnegie Library
10,116 vols Belle S Hanna
Greencaivtle DePauw University Lib
45 000 vols Francis C Tllden
Greenfield Public Library
5,909 vols Kate G Poulson
Greenfthurg? Public Library
2,000 vols Rlena Stevens
Hammond Public Library
10 000 vols
Hanover College Library
20000 vols Leila Garrett
Hartford City Public Library
6,198 vols Grace Home
Huntfnscton Public Library
20 000 vols Miss W F Tlcer
Indian apoll* Indiana State Library
59 222 vols npmarchus C Brown
Xndlanapoll* Public Library
179 000 vols Eliza G Browning
Indianapolis Teachers' College Library
5 000 vols Edith Fountain
IndlanapollM Indiana Central University
2 000 volfl Lota Rnyder Bmry
Irrlnjrton Butler College Library
12,000 volfl Margaret Carlisle
Jefferftonvfllle Township Public Library
8,527 vols Bertha F Poindexter
Kendall vf He Public Library
3,000 vols Mrs J. M. Teal
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Kokomo Carnegie Public Library
14,200 vols Idabelle Ford
Lafayette Public Library
25 752 vols Mrs Virginia Stein
Lafayette Purdue University Library
40,000 vols W M Hepburn
Laporte Public Library
17,000 vols. Mrs. Jennie B Jessup
Lav* rencelmrg1 Public Library
3,000 vols Ada F Fitch
Lebanon Carnegie Public Library
3,000 vols Mrs Bynum
Logranaport Public Library
22 000 vols Alice D Stevens
MadlHon Public Library
8 000 vols Nellie G Harper
Marlon Public Library
21,779 vols Edith Carlile Baldwin
Martlnftvtlle Carnegie Library
2 500 vols
Michigan City Public Library
13,000 vols Amalla Aicher
Minhavtaka Public Library
8 000 vols (^rrie Crasby
Moore'H Hill College Library
5,000 vols Charles B Torbett
Mount Vernon Alexandrian Free Pub
Library
"-4 <»00 vols Mrs O McGregor Smith
Mnncle Public Library
30,432 vols Margaret Edna Streeter
New Albany Carnegie Public Library
17,610 vols Annette I* Clark
Newcastle Public Library
4500 vols Lulu M Miesse
Nobleavllle Public Library
5,000 vols Lula M Miesse
North Manchester Carnegie Library
2,600 vols Luctlp wolfe
Notre Dame Library Notre Dame Unlv
55 000 vols Rev Paul Folk
Pem Public Library
8 035 vols Gertrude Thiebaud
Plvmonth Public Library
7,800 vols, 0 B McDowell
Portland Public Library
8 000 vol« Mary B! Bolton
Princeton Public Library
11,369 vola Julia A. Mason
Renftntlaer Public Library
6,389 vols Antoinette Price
Richmond Morrison-Reeves Pub Lib
40,000 vols Mrs Ada L "Bernhardt
Richmond Earlham College Library
20 000 vols Harlow Lindley
Rochester Carnegie Library
4 948 vol«« Grace Stlngly
Seymour Public Library
4000 vols P^arl M. Clark
ShelbwlHe Carnegie Public Library
11 918 vols Ida A. Lewis
Sheridan Public Library
2,000 vols Melinda Alice Soott
South Bend Public Library
30,000 vols Virginia M* Tutt
Tell CJltr Public Library
1 500 vols Mrs Emma Philips
Terre Haute EJmillne Fairbanks Mem.
Library
84,500 vols Mrs. Bailie 0* Hughes
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Indiana — continued
Terre Haute Indiana State Nor Lib.
34,000 vols Arthur Cunningham
Terre Haute Public Library
22,000 vols Leah M Faddook
Terre Haute Rose Polytechnic Institute
16,000 vols A A Faurot
Tipton Public Library
1,284 vols. Mrs Sam Mathewe
Upland Mooney Library Taylor Univ
6,000 vols Anna Jackson
Valparaiso Public Library
10,000 vols Bertha Joel
Valparaiso University Library
6 000 vols Luella F Porter
Vtncenne* Public Library
10,000 vols Ella Davidson
Winamac Public Library
3 600 vols Miss Joanna O'Connell
Wal>a*h Carnegie Library
8,236 vols Eunice D Henley
"Warsaw Public Library
4,000 vols J J Early
Washington Carnegie Public Library
2,000 vols Mary Waller
IOWA
Iowa State Library Commi«w*M>n \ lice
S Trier, Secretary, State Historical
Bids, De* Molne*
Algona Free Public Library
6,000 vols Mrs Elizabeth M Horton
Ante* Public Library
3 000 vols Kittle Freed
Ames Iowa State College Library
25,000 vols Vina B Clark
Anamoea Public Library
4 625 vols Elsie Remley
Avoea Public Library
1 941 vols M S Consigny
Boone Erics on Public Library
13,368 vols Bessie Moffatt
Burlington Free Public Library
32,411 vols Miriam B. wharton
Carroll Public Library
3,867 vols Mrs Martha H Bangs
Cedar Falls Public Library
8,993 vols Eunice H. Overman
Cedar Falls State Teachers' Coll Lib
28,000 vols Ellen D Briscoe
Cedar Rapid* Carnegie Library
27 497 vols Joanna Hagey
Cedar Rapid* Coe College Library
12 000 vols Miranda Scoville
Cedar Rapids Iowa Masonic Library
27,000 vols Newton R Parvin
Cedar Rapid* T M C A. Library
1,400 vols Chas W Donaldson
Centerniie Drake Free Public Library
6,600 vols Beth Gault
Chariton Free Public Library
1,713 vols Margaret V. Brown
Charlen City Free Public Library
7,300 vols Belle Caldwell
<Ch*rle* City College Library ^aiaweu
8 000 vols Bertha Q Schaub
Iowa — continued
Cherokee Public Library
6,438 vols Nellie J Wellman
Clarinda Public Library
3,000 vols Miss G Blair
Clearlake Public Library
2,172 vols Pearl McDowell
Clinton Public Library
17,316 vols. Anna M Tarr
Colfax Free Public Library
3,202 vols Josephine B Logsdon
Corning Free Public Library
5,400 vols Sara Sheppard
Council Bluff* Free Public Library
32 200 vols lone Armstrong
Cre*ton Public Library
4000 vols Ruth Gnffin
Davenport Public Library
36,000 vols Grace Delphlne Rose
De Witt Public Library
2 246 vols Elsie F Saxton
Deulwn Cainegie Public Libiaiv
3,000 vols Giace Mejeis
De* Molne* Public Library
De* Moines Iowa State Library
140.802 vols Johnson Piigham
69 431 vols Ella M McLoney
De* Molne* Drake University Library
26 251 vols Rae Stockham
De» Moines Highland Paik College Lib
5,000 vols Eli/abeth Henry
De* Moines, Des Moines Collocfe Lib
6000 vols "Roso Lawless
Dnbnqne Carnegie-Stout Library
44 974 vols Lillian B Arnold
Elagie Groie Carnegie Library
2 500 vols Miss Dunn
Eldora Public Library
5,830 vols Mrs Marv E Wheelock
ISmmettMlmrft Public Librai\
Mrs \ppltbv
Estherville Free Public Library
5,435 vols Sade M Davidson
Falrfield Free Public Library
24.436 vols H M Dysart
Falrfield Parsons College Library
7,714 vols Mary Eleanor Harper
Forest City Public Library
2,500 vols Pearl Bahner
Fort Dodge Free Public Library
15,000 vols Bolla O Hoppnr
Fort Madi«on Catermole Mem Library
7,69$ vols Rebecca Hesser
Garner Public Li bran
1,745 vols Mrs G W Hahn
Glenwood Public Library
3,386 vols Ruth Brooks
Greene Public Library
2,601 vols. Miss Marlon Hodgdon
Grtnnell College Library
49,000 vols L L Dickerson
Grinnell Stewart Free Library
12.003 vols Lillian Guinn
GHnnell P B O. Pub Library
1,130 vols Mra Chaa Bootb
Hampton Public Library
6,000 \ oN Carrie O Barter
Hawarden Free Public Library
2,033 vols Jennie P Smith
Hawkeye Free Public Library
1,160 vols Albert
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Iowa — continued
Hopklnton Lenox College Library
1,000 vols Mrs Elizabeth R Hen dee
Independence Free Public Library
4 369 vols Bffle Jacobs
Indlanola Public Library
6,508 vols Hannah M Babb
Indlanola Simpson College Library
8,900 vols Maide E Baker
Iowa City Public Library
12,841 vols Helen McRaith
Iowa City State University of Iowa Lib
65,000 vols Malcolm Wyer
Iowa City State Hist Soc Lib
22,000 vols Eliza Johnson
Iowa Falls Public Library
2,113 vols
Jefferson Public Library
2,581 vols Ida B K. Head
Keokuk Public Library
20,112 vols Nannie P Fulton
Kinjpvley Library Association
1,038 vols Percy Illfl
Knov*ille Cainegie Public Library
3,000 vols Mis J Laughton
Lemars Public Library
6,430 vols Katharine Dawley
Lyons Young Men's Ass'n Library
5,898 vols Jeannette F Balch
Manchester Free Public Librarv
6,300 vols Miss Lindsey
AXaauoketa Free Public Library
8,217 vols Ida M Simpson
Marion Free Public Library
1,738 vols Mary L Parkhurst
MarMhalltown Public Library
16,000 vols Anna M Kimberly
Mason City Public Library
11,267 vols Mrs Bertha S Balrd
Missouri Valley Free Public Library
3,864 vols Josephine Johnson
Montleello Free Public Library
4,204 vols Janet Hazard
Mt. Pleasant Free Public Library
14,000 vols. Mrs. Florence McKibbln
Mt. Pleasant Iowa Wesleyan Univ Lib
8,600 vols Blanche Swan
Mt, Vernon Cornell College Library
38105 vols May L Fairbanks
Huscatlne P M Musser Pub Library
12,767 vols Mrs Emily L Mahin
Nashua Free Public Library
2,900 vols, Fannie V* Eastman
Nevada Public Library
6,500 vols Kate E Thompson
Newton Free Public Library
8,000 vols Mrs Charlotte Bryant
Odebolt Free Public Library
2,100 vols Ada Hanson
Oelweln Public Library
3,500 vols Pearl Schneider
Onavra Public Library
8,280 vols Ellen I, True
Osaye Sage Free Public Library
5,000 vols Rena Gray
Oskaloosa Public Library
11,000 vols Eleanor M Fawoett
Oskaloosa Penn College Library
7,500 vols Rosa M Lewis
Ottnmwa Public Library
31,142 vole May B Ditch
Iowa — continued
Paton Public Library
2 000 vols Nina G Harris
Red Oak Carnegie Library
3,000 vols Miss Palmer
Rock Rapids Public Library
4,917 vols Mrs M E Baxter
Sheldon Public Library
4,665 vols Margaret S McCandless
Sioux City Public Library
40,000 vols Jeannette M Drake
Sioux Citj Morningside College Library
Martha C Sanborn
Spencer Public Library
2,589 vols Mrs Annie L Duble
Storm Lake Buena Vista College Lib
7,000 vols Alice E Wilcox
Stuart Free Public Library
3 236 vols Harriet Williams
Sutherland Gen N B Baker Library
1,950 vols Roma Wheeler Woods
Tlpton Free Public Library
5,002 vols Flora Milllgan
University Park Central Holiness U L
Florence I James
vnilsca Public Library
3,984 vols Miss Frankie J Barker
Tlnton Free Public Library
6,186 vols Elizabeth F Williams
Washington Jane A Chilcote Library
9,077 vols Eva Glenn Denny
Waterloo Public Library
20,711 vols Fanny Duren
Waverly Public Library
4 000 vols Miss Kenney
Webster City Kendall Young Library
6,272 vols Edward D Burgess
West liberty Free Public Library
2,740 vols Mrs Luella Haner
Wlnterset Public Library
3,800 vols Mary Cassldy
\\oo<II>iiie Carnegie Library
1,500 \ols Maud Van Scoy
KANSAS
Kansas Traveling libraries Commis-
sion: Mrs Adrian Green*, Secretary*
State Library, Topeka
Abilene Free Public Library
4,902 vols Lida Ronalg
Anthony Free Public Library
2,750 vols Lora Orr
Arkansas City Public Library
4 000 vols Mrs A B Baney
Atchison Public Library
8,895 vols Mrs Loontlne Scofteld
Atchison John A Martin Mem, Lib
1,200 vols E L Hillis
Atchtson Midland College
8,000 vols Prof Wm A. Sad tier
Atchison St Benedicts College
32.400 vols Martin Veth
Atchison Western Theol Seminary
5 000 vols Prof J F Krueger
Baldwin Baker University Library
20,000 vols Edith M Clarke
Blue Rapids Ladies' Library
3,475 vols Cora J. McPherson
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Kaunas — continued
Burlington Free Public Library
2,000 vols Delia Hall
Ghanute Carnegie Public Library
6000 vols Ada Allen
Clay Center Public Library
8,500 vols Nannie Reed
Coffewllle Carnegie Public Library
8,000 vols Madge Evans
Concord! a Free Public Library
5,000 vols Anna M Shafer
Emporla Free Library
11 500 vols Mildred Berrier
Bmporfa College of Empona Library
12 000 vols Martha Roach McCabe
Emporla State Normal School
32 000 vols Willis H Kerr
Fort Scott Public Library
6 000 vols Mary L Barlow
Galena Public Library
8,000 vols Lura Ames
Garden City Public Library
2 500 vols Mrs W B Hutchison
Gantett Woman's Library Association
1212 vols Nannie B Hunter
Harper Free Library
1,500 vols Ada B Crocker
Havs Carnegie Public Library
2000 vols Catherine McLane
Hay* State Normal School Library
1,600 vols Lulu M Bice
Haveiton Ladies' Library A*»«i'n
1 180 vol«i Marie Perry
Hiawatha MorrJll Public Library
13 000 voTs Hattie M Zimmerman
Rorton Public Library
1 500 vols J C DeVoss
Hntdifnaon Public Library
8027 vols M Pearl Leighty
Independence Public Librarv
6,000 vols Anna M. Gemmell
Tola Citv Library
3 000 vols MISS Osborne
Irving Public Library
I 040 voTs
KanaaM Cltv Public Library
22 000 vols Sara Judd Greenman
KW!S* Citv BaPtist Theol Sem Lib
3300 vols w H Parhain
KaninaM Citv University Library
5 000 voTs Harriet Ensmfnger
Kflnirman Public Librarv
2000 voN Mrs L M Berry
^JT™10* ^r66 Public Library
II 500 vole, Mrs Nellie G Beatty
^awence Haskell Institute Library
1 2X0 vo7« Helen W Ball
aK?nn^c<k T,Tn^ersity of Kansas Lib
50000 vols Carrie W Watson
Free Public Library
T •& 1Rrfw«3«r
1 K?n*tili Chrl<!«a» College dr
VOJ5'
Librarv
Kauaaa — continued
Newton T M. C A Library
1,500 vols Geo w Fleming
Olathe Library Association
2,000 vols S B S Wilson, M. D
Oftawatomfe Public Library
2,000 vols Mrs Lela M Barnard
Oftvrearo Carnegie Free Public Library
1,200 vols Mrs C M Wiley
Ottawa Carnegie Library
8,000 vols Alice C. Graham
Ottawa University Library
7,200 vols E 1C Chandler
Paola Free Public Library
8,500 vols Katharine A Hobson
Peabody Public Library
10000 vols Emma P Christ
Pratt Public Libraiy
1 100 vols Mrs E T Noble
St Mary'* College Library
22163 vols Geo H Worpenberg
Salfna Free Public Library
8 500 vols Mrs Delia B Brown
Salina Kansas Wesley an Univ Library
6 000 vols M M Stolz
Smith Center Public Library
4,564 vols
Sterling* Public Librarv
2000 vols Mis Jfssie Holmes
Stockton Public Library
1,500 vols Lora B Hlgglns
Tonftanoxfe Public Library
1,145 vols
Tonefea Public Library
60,000 vols Caroline F MerHecott
Topeka State Historical Soc Library
82,139 vols Clara Francis
Topeka Kansas State Library
78 000 vols Tames L King
Topefca Washburn College LJbnrv
15000 vols Jessie Dean
Wichita Free Public Library
12000vol<* Katharyn A Cosftltt
Wichita Morrison Lihmrv
32000\ol-* M
WlnfieM Southwestern roll
6 000 vols Vernn M Evanit
KEVTITCKY
State lifbmrv ComnttMiriont Fannie C.
RavtAon. Secretary, The Capitol*
Frankfort
Berea College Library
27850 vols Fuphomla K1 Oorwin
Bowling Green O|?den Colleg-? Library
8600 vols John H CUirett
Bowling Green Potter College Library
5,000 vols Mi«0 K D Kaplan*
Central Cltr Reaflinpr Room * I/ Asan
I 000 volfl ^frp r«; P Barnra
Covln^ton Public Libritrv
104*>1 vols Anne W Sp«*rs
nviiie Library Association
J 800 volt
Danville Central University of Kr
20000 vol«* j r Fale«
Ky Geol Survey Mbrary
Pauline H Harttfn
100,000 vols
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Frankfort Kentucky State Library
110,000 vols Frank K Kavanaugh
Frankfort Normal & Industrial Library
1,300 vols. Lulu L Coleman
Georgetown College Library
14,000 vols Mary Dudley
Henderson Carnegie Public Library
6,500 vols Susan S Towles
Hopkins* file Public Library
4 000 vols Mrs Virginia Lipscomb
Hopkinsvllle South Kentucky College
1,500 vols Riley B Butler
Lexington State University Library
9 528 vols Margaret I King
Lexfiigrton Hamilton College Library
5,000 vols Mrs. Ora F Wilson
Lexington Public Library
26,000 vols Florence Dillard
Lexington Transylvania University Lib
25000 vols Homer B Robbms
Louisville Public Library
163.113 vols George T Settle
Lontavflle Presbyterian Theol Sem Lib
17,000 vols Rev B L Warren
fcoiQl*vllle So Bapt Theol Sem Lib
23 000 vols John R Sarapey
Loulnvilie National Library
7,000 vols
Newport Public Library
6,000 vols Lucy A Remme
OvtenMhoro Free Public Library
8,000 VOlS
Paducah Carnegie Public Library
« 6»5°0 VPJ? Maymie Baynham
Pari« Public Library
4,000 vols Miss M Tipton
Ruft**llvlile Bethel College Library
6,000 vols. B J Weller
St. Mary College Library
6,700 vols Rev I Perlns
Shelbyvllle Public Library
2,000 vols Virginia Baniger
Trappf*t Gethsemane College Library
17,000 vols. Kev F M Dunne
Wfllianwburs Cumberland College Lib
1,000 vols
Wilmore Asbury College Library
1,160 vols Miss Olive Hearn
Wlncberter Ky Wesleyan College Lib
5,000 vols. D D Pale
LOUISIANA
Baton Rouge Louisiana State XJntv Lib
33 950 vols Inez Mortland
Clinton Silliman Collegiate Inst Lib
1,600 vols M Wicker
Convent Jefferson College Library
8.700 vols H J Beadle
Jackfton Centenary College Library
8.000 vols JT N Brown
Tjake Arthur Carnegie Library
1,000 vols Ruby Gray
Lake Charle* Carnegie Library
3*400 vols Miss Verona Keener
Newport Public Library
3,900 vols Mary Davis
Louisiana — continued
New Orleans Public Library
100,000 vols Henry M Gill
Nev* Orleans Louisiana State Library
35,000 vols A F Phillips
New Orleans Alexander Library
4,700 vols
New Orleans Howard Memorial Lib
55,000 vols William Beer
New Orleans St Alphonsus Cir Library
2 300 vols Rev B J Krieger
New Orleans Y M C A Library
1,860 vols Walter B Abbott
New Orleans Leland University Lib
3,000 vols Mrs Geo H Felton
New Orleans Normal Train Sch'l Lib
1,741 vols Grace Leeds
New Orleans Newcomb Mem CoL Lib
10,992 vols Esther Finlay Harvey
New Orleans Straight University Lib
3,000 vols Miss Emily Nichols
New Orleans Tulane University Library
36,000 vols M M Bell
Huston Louisiana Industrial Inst Lib,
4,000 vols Miss £3 M King
Shreveport People's Library Ass'n
4,000 vols Claudia Billin
MAINE
State IJbrarv Commlfwlon Harrj C.
Prluee, Secretary State library, Au-
gusta
Alfred Parsons Memorial Library
6, 630 vols M C Emerson
AndoTer Public Library
6,680 vols Mabel E! French
Atlantic Public Library
1,000 vols Raymond L Torr*v
Auburn Public Library
17,500 volfl Annie Prescott
An*nsta State Library
105,000 vols H C Prince
Annniffta Lithgow Public Library ^
10,000 volfl Julia M Clapp
Amenta Kennebec Historical Library
1,500 vola P S Mooney
Banffor Public Library
20,000 vols Charles Alcott Flagg
Banff or Theological Seminary Library
27,100 volfl. C J H Ropes, D D
Bar Harbor Village Library
8,000 vols Adeline M Bunker
Bath Patten Free Library^ _ ^ A
12000 vols ML R, Foote
Belfast Free Library
16,000 vols Annie Leonora Barr
Bldfleford Public Library _ ^
14 000 vols EJmma Hatch
Bine Hill Ladies* Social Library
1,850 vols Emma J McHowell
Brewer Public Library
2 000 vola Mrg Sawyer
BriAffton Public Library w , „ .
1,800 vols Norman H. Libby
Brnnwwlok Curtis Memorial Library
11,000 vols Mary G, Oilman
Bmnnwlcfc Public Wbrary
8,340
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LIBRARIES
Maine — continued
Brunswick Bowdoin College Library
105,389 vols George T Little
Buckfleld Zadoc Long Free Library
4,000 vols Lizzie L. Allen
Bncksport Buck Memorial Library
4,400 vols Alice B Gardner
Calais Free Library
9 200 vols Bessie T Allen
Gamden Public Library
5 950 vols Emma J Hosnter
Caribou Public Library
8,500 vols Sarah A. Roberts
Castlne Town Library
2,515 vols. Kath, F Davenport
Castlne Eastern State Normal Library
3 000 vols Mary C Richardson
Cherryfleld Public Library
I 500 vols Mrs Mary A Wakefleld
Clinton Brown Memorial Library
4,000 vols Mattie Greeley
Oorlnna Stewart Free Library
5,000 vols J H Winchester
Cornish Library Association
1,535 vols Mary L Marr
Damarlscotta Skldompha Library
3,750 vols Geneva E King
Bennysville Public Library
1,655 vols
Dexter Town Library
II 025 vols "Lizzie 8 Spring-all
Dover Thompson Free Library
8,990 vols Mary E Averill
Kant Machias Public Library Ass'n
1,500 vols Joslah Harris
Eaatport Peavey Memorial Library
10000 vols Virginia Kemp
Eliot William Fogg Library
6,500 vols E Gale Willis
Ellsworth City Library
7,000 vols Minnie A Hodgkms
Falrfleld Lawrence Library
7 300 vols Ethel C Davis
Farmlngton Public Library
10 000 vols Flora A Brooks
Farmlngton State Normal School Lib
3 500 vols Mildred S Gay
Fort Falrfleld Public Library
1,474 vols C E Holt, Jr
Frankfort Waldo Pierce Reading Room
1,124 vols Edith S IRogers
Freeport B H Bartol Library
3,241 vols Annette H Aldrich
Fryehnr^ Woman s Club
1,100 vols Emily F Stone
Gardiner Public Library
12 000 vols Mrs B C Berry
Gorham Baxter Memorial Library
6,600 vols John A. Hinkley
Gorham Western Normal School Lib
1,968 vols Hattie M Files
Stimson Public Library
Public
10,000 vols Annie F Page
Hanover Pierce Library *
2,686 vols
Nellie M Keene
Maine — continued
Houlton Gary Free Public Libraiy
6,000 vols Anna Barnes
Jonesport Public Library
1,001) vols. Mrs. D D Kelley
Kennetmnk Free Library
6,000 vols Ella A Clark
Kennebunk First Parish Library
5 000 vols Mrs F P Hall
Kennehnnkport Talbot Free Library
2,400 vols Annie P Brooks
Kent's Hill Maine Wesley an Sem Lib
10,000 vols Robert F Allen
Klttery Rice Public Library
9,000 vols Eleanor L Lovell
Lewlston Public Library
24 110 vols Evelyn L Gilmore
Lewlston Bates College Library
33 698 vols Mrs Blanche W Roberts
Lewlston Cobb Divinity School Library
4,441 vols H R Puriton
Limerick Public Library
1,416 vols Mrs Alice Boynton
Lnhee Public Library
1,500 vols I W Case
Macula* Porter Memorial Library
4,039 vols Miss M O Longfellow
Madtoon Public Library
8,300 vols Maytie W Pratt
Mechanic Falls Public Library
1,678 vols Lizzie Jewett Butte
Monmonth Cumstjon Public Library
3,000 vols Caroline C Pierce
New Gloucester Public Library
4,262 vols Helen A. Mosely
New Sharon Public Library
3 000 vols Etta B Gordon
Newport Public Library
2,100 vols Miss Grace Wyman
North Annon Public Library
1,550 vols Mrs Mark Emery
North Brfdffton Bridgton Academy Lib
2 200 vols Florence Gray
Northeast Harbor Public Library
5,480 vols Ina M Spurllng
North Yarmouth Hamilton PI Library
1,500 vols Laura A. Hamilton
Norway Public Library
8000 vols Vdrtlo I U coster
Oakland Public LIhrar\
1 200 vols Mi«» ««mil«>y
Osnnqnlt Free Memorial Library
3,000 vols Grnc** K Weare
Old Orchard Free Public Library
3,000 vols Mary W Means
Old Town Public Library
6,055 vols Alice M Chapman
Orono W a T. IT Free P Library
2 800 vols Abble J Wilson
Orono University of Maine Library
51,000 vols Ralnh K Jones
Oxford Freeland Holmes Library
1,500 vols GrorRo H Jones
Pari» South Paris Library
™.i!?° V5ls « v,. J^P Tnbn wl*fct
Phillips Free Public Library
4,000 vols M. Albertlne Butterfield
ttfffleld Carnegie Public Library
5,320 vols Mrs Evelyn A. Call
Portland Public Library
68,000 vols Alice C Furbish
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Portland Maine Charlt Mech Ass'n Lib
18 823 vols Elizabeth W Chandler
Portland Maine Genealogical Society
4 000 vols Albert R Stubbs
Portland Maine Historical Society
30 000 vols Nathan Goold
Portland Society of Natural History
9 000 vols Arthur H Norton
Portland Westbrook Seminary Library
5 000 \ols Marian B Healey
Prenque Isle Public Library
4,400 \ols Lou B Marston
Richmond Library Association
5,105 vols Wm H. Stuart
Rlpley Crocker Free Library
1 640 vote H Stanley Raymond
Rockland Public Library
12,700 vols Nancy I Burbank
Rum ford Carnegie Public Library
3 000 vols Winifred Jewett
Saco Dyer Library Association
17,000 vols John Haley
Saco Thornton Memorial Library
4,000 vols Edna A Goodler
Sanford Public Library
3,500 vols Bentley Aveyard
Scarboro Free Public Library
1,650 vols. Annie L Libby
Skowfcegan Free Public Library
13 000 vols Mrs Fanny J Cabot
South Berwick Fogg Memorial Library
6,500 vols Ella W Ricker
South Berwick Berwick Academy Lib
6 800 vols Ella W Ricker
South Lltermore Washburn Mem Lib
2 000 voK Mentie E Ayer
South Portland Public Library
2,700 vols Margaret A Flckett
South ThomaMton Free Library
1 200 vols Flora Jackson
South went Harbor Tremont Public Lib.
1,700 vols Mrs O W Cousins
Thoma*ton Public Library
6,000 vols. Lizzie S Levenoaler
Toga* National Home Library
9,598 vols Hudson Sawyer
Vnaimlboro Oak Grove Seminary Lib
1 500 vola L R Jones
Vlnalhaien Public Library
4,000 vols Laura B Sanborn
Waterford Knight Library Association
2 200 vols Florence B Hounds
Watervllle Free Public Library
8,500 vols Mary Helen Caswell
Waterviile Coburn Classical Inst Lib
3016 vols
VLatervtlle Colby College Library
50 500 vols Charles B Chlpman
W«*f brook Cumberland Mills Library
6500 vols L S Anderson
W«*t brook Memorial Library
8.600 vols Eliza M Atkinson
Yarmouth Merrill Memorial Library
7,500 vols Ellen S Mitchell
York Library
4,000 vols Sarah M Varrel
York Beach Library Association
1,000 vols W, N Gough
MARYLAND.
State Library Commission* Bernard C,
Stelner, Sec, Enoch Pratt Free Li-
brary, Baltimore
Annapolis Maryland State Library
80,000 vols Anne Burton Jeffers
Annapolis St. John's College Library
12 000 vols R E Grove
Annapolis U S Naval Academy Library
50,000 vols J M Spencer
Baltimore Enoch Pratt Free Library
303 910 vols Bernard C Steiner
Baltimore City Library
23 000 vols Wilbur Franklin Coyle
Baltimore New Mercantile Library
90 000 vols Margaret F Watkms
Baltimore Peabody Institute Library
178 099 vols John Parker
Baltimore Md Inst for Promotion of
Mech Arts
Baltimore Maryland Hist Society Lib
44 350 vols Robert F Hayes, Jr
Baltimore Goucher College Library
12,000 vols J S Shefloes
Baltimore City College Library
9 BOO vols Alice W Reins
Baltimore Johns Hopkins Univ Library
174,747 vols M L Raney
Baltimore Loyola College Library
45 000 vols J J McLoughlin
Baltimore Maryland State Normal Lib.
5,000 vols M W Tnrr
Baltimore B & O, Emp Free Clr Lib
16,000 vols Mrs E P Irving
20,461 vols Thos B Everlst
Chester-town Washington College LID
3,000 vols Julio Del Toro
College Park Maryland Agri Coll Lib.
4 500 vols F B Bomberger
Elllcott City Rock Hill College Library
8,000 vols Brother Blandin
Bllicott City St Charles College Lib
19,000 vols. Rev P Roux
ICmmetHburff Mt St Mary's College Lib
20,000 vols. Rev E F McS weeny
Pederalftbnrff Webster Library
1,000 vols Norma Brower
Frederick College Library
6,000 vols B E Cat eft
Frederick Woman's College Library
6 000 vols K famine Shuford
Haycemtown Kee Mar College Library
3,000 vols
Ha&rerntown Wash County Free Lib.
25 000 vola Mary Lemlst Titcomb
Laurel Public Library
1,000 vols Edward Phelps
LutherviH* Md Coll for Women Lib
3,000 vols
N+vr Windsor Blue Ridge College Lib
4 000 vols J T2 Flora
Port Depoalt Jacob Tome Institute Lib
14 243 vols Miss J A Campbell
Relrtertown Tillard Mem Free Library
1,854 vols.
We»tmln«ter Western Mary. Colt Lib.
10 000 vols Mt«<s C W Lewis
Wooditock College Library
45,000 vols Walter Drum
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Massachusetts Free Public Library
Commtgnlon: Zatdee M Brown, Agent,
State Library, Boston
Abtngton Public Library
8,975 vols Helen M. Hunt
Acton Memorial Library
10 738 vols Arthur F Davis
Aen*hnet Free Public Library
4,055 vols Elsie Collins
Adam* Free Public Library
17,360 vols Miss Lucy C Richmond
avram Public Library
2,400 vols Emma F Pyne
Alford Free Town Library
1,000 vols Mrs H E Ploss
Amevbnry Public Library
11,000 vols Alice C Follansbee
Amherit Public Library
12 835 vols Mary M Rob is on
Amherst College Library
105 000 vols Robert S Fletcher
Amherst Mass Agrl College Library
40 000 vols Charles R Green
Andover Abbot Academy Library
5,090 vols Mabelle E Bosher
Andover Memorial Hall Library
20,065 vols Edna A Brown
Andover Phillips Academy Librarv
7500 vols Sarah L Frost
Andover Theological Seminary Library
60,000 vols Owen H Gates
Arlfn«rton Robbins Library
25 380 vols Elizabeth J Newton
A*hl»nrnnam Public Library
4 650 vols Lona M Davis
Ajthbnmnam Gushing- Academy Library
2 500 vols Alice D Collins
Aabhv Fr<*e Public Library
3 600 vols Eliza A Kendall
Ajtftfleld Library Association
6 BAO vole, Mrs B O Dodge
Ashland Public Library
6,600 vols Mrs Ellen M Arnold
A tool Free Public Library
101B5 vols Mrs May A Cook
Attleboronerh Public Library
A y 551 ^ols Eugenia M Henry
Anbnrn Free Public Library
1 1 505 vols Josfe B Prouty
Autmrudflie Lassell Seminary Library
. 2»117 vols L Evelyn Bates
Avon Public Library
8 660 vols Matthew W Smith
Ayer Public Library
Sturgis
Bllzabeth c
Millard
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Belmont Public Library
14900 vols Mar> Saw>er
Berkley Public Library
1,610 vols Julia R Burt
Berlin Free Public Library
1,699 vols Alice E Babcock
Bernardaton Cushman Library
8 800 vols Nettie T Davis
Beverlv Public Library
30,000 vols Martha P Smith
Blllerlca Bennett Public Librarv
4 643 vols Emma M Whitford
Blacklnton Public Library
Oscar A. Archer
Blacfcatone Public Library
6,690 vols T B Curran
Blandford Porter Memorial Library
3 100 vols Mrs F E de Braal
Bolton Public Librarv
3 306 vols Fidelia C Newton
Boston Public Library
1049011 vols Horace G Widlin
Boftton State Library of Massachusetts
150,000 vols Charles F D Belden
Boaton Massachusetts Historical Society
55 000 vols ^flTnnpl A Gr*»p«
Bonton New England Historic Gen Soc
35 000 vols "Wm P GreenZaw
Boston T M C A Union Librarv
18 600 vols Richard Ray, Jr
Bonfon Library Society
39 636 vols Luella M Eaton
Boston Society of Natural History
41 000 vols Glover M All**n
Bowfon College Library
4 000 vols Rev Thos I Gasson
Boston Normal School Librarv
4 000 vols "Wallace C Boy den
Bo«fon University Librarv
9 000 vols E Chnrltrvn Blnck
Boston Mass Inst of Technoloerv Lib
<>6 528 vnls Rohprf P Fti«-»low
Bonnne Jonathan Bourne Puhln
6200 vols Vrtlth F Nmk
Boxboroiiffrlt Free Puhllc Library
2 m vols Mr« C B Ro
Bovlnton Public Library
14 000 vols AhMe M ArnoW
Bralntree Thayer Public Library
17 065 vols Lurrrtia tf1 Ifatrh
r^^Mter Ladies' Librarv
7000 vola Mmft Rogers
rlAttOTvater Public Librarv
16595 vols Lucfi L Christian
ldffewater State Normal School Lib
12 400 vols
Brtmfleld Public Librarv
6,150 vols if Anna Tarbell
Brockton Public Library
62 7R1 vola Franfc H»v*1*»n Whltmor**
Brookfleld Merrick Public Librarv
H 057 vols Winnifred S Parrel!
Brookltn^ Public Library
80 000 vols Loulaa M Hooper
Brvantvlll* Cobb Librarv
3 <*W vols Mrs juiin w Morton
Bncfeland Public Church Library
2 J05 vols Charles W. Trow
Bnrlfnyrton Public Iilbrarv
2,65$ vols Ella T. Getchell
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Cambridge Public Library
99 676 vols Etta L Russell, acting:
Cambridge Harvard University Library
972 574 vols Wm C Lane
Cambridge Radcliffe College Library
32,000 vols Rose Sherman
Cambridge Gray Herb of Harv Univ
10,400 vols Mary A. Day
Canton Public Library
16 700 vols Mrs Lucy D Downes
Carlisle Gleason Public Library
3,000 vols Mary A *Green
Carver Free Public Library
3,312 vols Rev George H Lockhart
Centrevllle Free Public Library
1.990 vols. Rose A Hallett
Charlemont Free Town Library
5 000 vols Alice R Benus
Charlton Free Public Library
5,183 vols Miss Ruth Wakefield
Chatham Eldredge Public Library
5 000 vols Edna M Hardy
Chelmaford Adams Library
10000 vols Mrs E R. Clark
Chelsea Public Library
11,208 vols Medora J Simpson
Cheshire Library Association
6 097 vols Emma E Martin
Chester Public Library
3,000 vols Mrs C A Biggs
Cheftterfield Free Public Library
1,800 vols Hoyt B Dodge
Chlconee Public Library
31,16<* vols Anne Alcott Smith
Chilmark Fiee Public Library
1,900 vols Mrs Leona B Vincent
Clarksburg Public Library
Robert S McKay
Clinton Biprelow Free Public Library
83.000 vols Charlotte L. Greene
OohaKset Paul Pratt Memorial Library
18.840 vols Sarah B Collier
Colraln Free Library
2,000 vols Katherine H, Cram
Concord Free Public Library
40 355 vols ^S1,6,? w Kelley
Conway Field Memorial Library
8.472 vols Cora M Hassell
Cottage City Free Public Library
Josephine Gallagher
Cotuit Public Library
6 000 vols Elizabeth Thurston
Cummlnffton Bryant Free Library
8 000 vols Mrs. Theo P Tower
Dalton Free Public Library
10 990 vols Mrs M E Davlson
Pana Free Public Library
1,877 vols Nellie I Shattuck
Danver* Peabody Institute Library
25,000 vols Mrs Emilie D Patch
Dartmouth Free Public Library
2 400 vols Mary A. Tucker
Dedfeam Public Library
24 ooo vols Anna P Holland
fteerfield Dickinson Library
3 400 vols Mrs W H Cole
Dennis Jacob Sears Memorial Library
1,003 vols Mrs Nathan Sears
Dljtuton Free Public Library
1,500 vols D wight E Lane
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Dover Town Library
5 175 vols Elizabeth F Heard
Dracnt Public Library
3,000 vols Mrs T W Hill
Dudley Free Public Library
3,935 vols Margaret D Crawford
Dun»table Free Public Library
3,091 vols Mrs L A Swallow
Duxbnry Free Public Library
4,265 vols Sara A. Higgins
Eant Bridge-water Public Library
7,360 vols Lucy L Siddall
Eaftt Douglas Simon Fairfield Pub Lib
6,000 vols. Vera H Warner
Blast Freetown CirculatlngLlbrary
1,000 vols E w Lawrence
Blast Longmeadow Public Library
2,500 vols Marv R Molntosh
Eastham Free Public Library
3 300 vols Sarah B Clark
Easthampton Public Library
12,000 vols Dorcas C Miller
Easthampton Willlston Seminary Lib.
6,000 vols Sidney N Morse
East Northfleld Northfleld Seminary Lib
6,677 vols. Virginia T Smith
Edgartown Free Public Library
2,960 vols Eunice C Bipley
Enfleld Library Association
4,600 vols. Ada L Harwood
Erring Town Library
2,285 vols Mrs W G Walkup
Essex T O H P Burn ham Pub Lib
3,500 vols Ethelvn B Story
Everett Fred'k E Parlin Mem Library
24,640 vols Ellen L Johnson
Everett Shute Memorial Library
7,171 vols E Leona Liyd
Falrhaven The Millicent Library
21,000 vols Galen W Hill
Pall River Public Library
88,440 vols Georpre W Rankin
Falmouth Free Public Library
8,876 vols Pamelta F Bobbins
Florence Lily Free Library
6,000 voli Matilda P Schwartz
Fltchnnrg Public Library
56,000 vols George E Nutting
Fltchbnrff State Normal School Library
5,000 vols Maud A. Goodfellow
Florida Free Library
1,000 vols Mrs E J. Whltcomb
FoxborouKh Boyden Library
4 000 vols Mary D Torrey
Framlnftbam Town Library
33,000 vols Emma L Clarke
Franklin Library Association
8,972 vols Mrs E G Campbell
Franklin Dean Academy Library
4,000 vols Edna M Trafton
Freetown Gullford H Hathaway Lib
1,000 vols M Florence Dean
Gardner Lev! Hey wood Mem. Library
15,500 vols Lilian Callahan
Gay Head Public Library
Harry G Reed
Georgetown Peabody Library
10,423 vols Sara T. Noyes
Gllbertvllle Public Library
1,800 vols Dora A Bacher
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Gill Free Public Library
2,652 vols Mrs C C Wrisley
GUI Riverside GUI Public Library
12,000 vols Frank D Jones
Gloucester Sawyer Free Library
20 000 vols Rachel S Webber
Goflhen Free Public Library
2,080 vols John J Nicholson
Grafton Free Public Library
15,000 vols Mary Biscoe
Granby Free Public Library
4,000 vols Cora H Kellogg
Granvllle Free Public Library
8,112 vols Mabel H Root
Great Harrington Free Library
11,700 vols. Emma W Sheldon
Greenfield Free Library
28 000 vols May Ashley
Greenwich Public Library
2,561 vols Helen I Nevins
Groton Free Public Library
11,149 vols Emma F Blood
Groveland Public Library
4776 vols Helena M Niokeraon
Hadley Free Library
6,000 vols George C Marsh
Halifax Holmes Public Library
8 000 vols James T Thomas
Hamilton Public Library
3,709 vols Mrs Grace C Stone
Hampden Free Public Library
2,025 vols Mis John Q Adams
Hancock Public Library
1,480 vols Annie H. Morey
Hanover John Curtis Free Library
7 000 vols Bessie M Sproul
Hanson Free Public Library
2,700 vols Mary J Drew
Hardwlck Free Town Library
1,820 vols Hannah R Spooner
Hardwick Paige Memorial Library
4 122 vols Nettie C Bridges
Harvard Public Library
6,433 vols Helen I* Barnard
Harwlck Brooks Free Library
4,000 vola Susie Underwood
Hatfleld Public Library
4,900 vols John H Sanderson
Haverhlll Public Library
100,000 vols John Grant Moulton
Hawley Free Public Library
1 866 vols Albert F Sears
Haydenvllle Public Library
2 174 vols Thomas H Ives
Heath Free Public Library
2 000 vols Henry Kirk Smith
Hfngham Public Library
25 000 vols Albert L Stephenson
Hinsdale Public Library
_ 6.£°° vols Mrs Cora Lovell
Hoi brook Public Library
„ 6.000 vols Zenas A. French
Holden Gale Free Library
JS'fii, Library
Bloajrett
46,728 vols
Frank G Willcox
Ma««achu«ettB — continued
Holyoke Teachers' Professional Library
2,000 vols H B Lawrence
Honedale Bancroft Memorial Library
12,000 vols. Harriet B Sornborger
Hopkinion Public Library
6300 vols Caroline M Wilbur
HnbfcardBton Public Library
6,245 vols Lucy H. Grimes
Hudson Public Library
12,000 vols. G M Whltteznore
Hull School Library
1,442 vols The Three Trustees
Huntlngton Free Public Library
I 000 vols Helen Stanlon
HyannU Free Public Library
3,500 vols Ora A Hinckley
Ipswich Free Public Library
II 194 vols Mrs Mary B Maine
Kingston Frederic C Adamb Public Lib
8 750 vols Mrs J F McLauthlen
Lakeville Public Library
800 vols May L Nelson
Lancaster Town Library
38,000 vols Virginia M Keyes
Lane»boronfflt Town Library
3,200 vols Bessie E Cummin**
Lawrence Free Public Library
54,946 vols William A Walsh
Lee Public Library
7,060 vols Mary Stallman
Leicester Public Library
15 000 \ols Mm T> Thmqton
Lenox Public Library
22 000 vola \nna Louisst White
Leomlnster Public Library
27,971 vols Florence K \\ hoeler
Leverett Free Public Library
1,500 vols Marie H Rowland
Lexington Gary Memorial Library
26,648 vols Marian P Kirkland
Leyden Free Public Library
1,900 vola Helen Hooper
Lincoln Public Library
7,516 vols Lvdia J Chapln
Littleton Reuben Hoar Library
12 47J vols ruut \V Davis
Lonffmeadon Town Library
3,400 vols Mrs X C* Gates
Lowell City Library
95,000 vols Ftp<lori<*k \ Chase
Lowell State Normal School Library
Klhel K Klmball
Ludlow Hubbard Memorial Library
5,000 vols Edith H Crowninahleld
nenburK Ritter Memorial Library
7t580 vols L France* Jones
Lynn Free Public Library
92,249 vols Harriet Louise Matthews
Lynnfield Public Library
1,870 vols Elizabeth W, Green
Ha&nolia Public Library
_, 141 . _„ _ Elizabeth T Thornton
Maiden Public Library
62,274 vols Herbert W Flson
ancltanff Public Library
3,100 volb Ifoward Knight
Manchester Public Library
12 138 vols Jonnie C Sur^nt
Mansfield Public Library
3,666 vols Ida F Hodges
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Masaachnsetta — continued
Marblehead Abbott Public Library
20,000 vols Mrs Sarah E Gregory
Marion Taber Library
6,600 vols Alice Austin Ryder
Marlborongrh Public Library
30 000 vols Sarali B Cottmg
Marstons Mills Public Library
Lillle Backus
Marshfleld Ventresa Free Library
4,650 lols Josephine A Baker
Marahfield Hills Clift Rogrers Public Lib
L S Richards
Maahpee Public Library
1,050 vols Clara Collins
Mattapolsett Free Public Library
7,000 vols Mrs Anna Fales
Maynard Public Library
5 100 vols Nellie Way
Mecftield Public Library
5 000 vols Lucretla M Johnson
Medford Public Library
44,079 vols A L Sargent
Midway Dean Library
Mrs Bertha C Hunt
Melrofte Public Library
16,000 vols Carrie M Worthen
Mendon Taft Public Library
5 100 vols Mrs Lena W George
Merrlmac Public Library
6,000 vols Louise C Brackett
Methuen Nevlns Memorial Library
20,000 vols Harriet L Crosby
Mlddleboronffh Public Library
10000 vols Mrs A K Thatcher
Midftlefield Public Library
2 000 vols K W Smith
Mlddleton Flint Public Library
6,457 vols Samuel A Fletcher
Mllford Town Library
18 167 vols Nathaniel F Blake
Bflllbnry Town Library
7,804 vols Carolyn C Waters
Mtllerft Falla Public Library
Mrs W A Butman
MtlUfl Free Public Library
4,500 vols Mrs M Day
Milton Public Library
25 400 vols Gertrude TQ Forrest
Monroe Free Public Library
1 000 vols Lillian A. Gordon
Monfton Free Library
12782 volfl Nellie F Squler
Montagu* Public Library
6 000 vols Kate A Armstrong
Monterey Free Librai y
2,600 vols H B Bogart
Montgomery Free Public Library
1,000 vols Mrs D L Allyn
Mt Hermon Boys' School Library
12,160 Vols Edith El Vail
Mount Waahfnirton Public Library
Howard D Lamaon
Nahant Fubllc Library
13,831 vols May W Perkins
Nantaxket Public Library
Mary \V. Clark
Nantueket Athenaeum
16,525 volfl Clara Parker
Natfek Morso Institute Library
19,000 vols Mlra R Partridge
Massachusetts — con ti nued
NWdham Free Public Library
12,411 vols Ella R. McDowell
- New Aghford Public Library
George H Halfacre
New Bedford Free Public Library
150,000 vols George H Tripp
New Brain tree Public Library
2,128 vols Carrie F Bush
New BXarlborough Mt Washington Pub-
lic Library
Rev Ed C Gillette
New Salem Public Library
3,500 vols Florence I Cogswell
Newbnrvport Public Library
48,048 vols John D Parsons
Newton Fiee Libiary
88,500 vols Elizabeth P Thurston
Norfolk Public Library
1,600 vols Walter L Sykes
North Ablngton Public Library
8,000 vols Gertrude M Gleason
North Adams Blackinton Free Library
4,050 vols Gladys Hughes
North Adams Free Public Library
34,058 vols Mabel Temple
North Adama State Normal School Lib
5,000 vols Josephine A Chase
North Amhcrat Public Library
2,600 \ols Emma H Parsons
North Andover Stevens Memorial Lib
13 000 vols Elizabeth M Pond
North Attleborougrh Richards Mem Lib
12000 vols Miss Ada M Perry
North nrookfield Free Public Library
8,511 vols Nellie L Smith
North Chelmaford Public Library
6,500 vols Anna C MacKay
North Dana Free Public Libiary
1,200 vol<3 Miss Grace Haskins
North Eastern Ames Free Library
19,087 vols Mary L Lamprey
North HniiHon Fiee Public Library
1,650 vols Mary J Drew
North Leverett Public Library
Mrs S S Graves
North Plymouth Loringr Heading Room
8,000 vols Maude B Colcord
Xorth Rnvnham Library Association
1,100 vols H W Robinson
North Hendtnff Flint Memorial Library
5,274 vols Addie W Gowing
Xorth Scltuato Pierce Memorial Library
Mrs Sarah J* Marsh
Northampton Public Library
38 809 vola Sara D Kellogg:
Northampton Forbes Librai y
119,70s volfl Joseph LeRoy Harrison
Northampton Smith College Libiary
46 630 vol<* Miss Josephine A Clark
NorthboroiiKh Froe LIhrarv
10,853 vols M TCvelyn Potter
orthbrhtee Whitlnsvlllo Social Library
9,270 vols Mary H Clarke
Northfleld Dickinson Memorial Library
6,000 vols Mrs. C A* Randall
Norton Public Library
7,200 Vdl» Emily \ Titus
rwell James Public Library %
3,620 volfl Joseph F Merritt
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Norwood Morrill Memorial Library
15,800 vols Jane A Hewett
Oakham Free Public Library
Frank B Davis
Orange Free Public Library
9,629 vols N G Hendrlokson
Orleans The Snow Library
8 528 vols Mary S Cummings
Ofttervllle Public Library
3,264 vols Mrs. Maurice Crocker
Otla Free Public Library
1 300 vols Miss Hetto A Downs
Oxford Free Public Library
10,000 vols Mrs Clara A Fuller
Palmer Young Men's Library Ass'n
9 000 vols Clifton H Hobson
Paxton Free Public Library
2,500 vols Rena Robinson
Peabody Institute Library
45,394 vols Lyman P Osborn
Peabody Eben Dale Sutton Ref Lib
4,319 vols Frances M Carroll
Pelkam Free Public Library
1,323 vols Mary A Keith
Pembroke Free Library
8,000 vols Ellen F Cox
Pet»> »- II T awrence Library
17,000 vols Helen M Wiley
Peru j^ree Public Library
2000 vols Mrs J J D Barden
Peteraham Memorial Library
10 500 vols Fannv G Prince
fbilUpston Phillips Free Public Lib
6 487 vols Flora V Danforth
Pig-eon Cove Public Library
1,400 vols Martha P Fritch
PtttBfleld Berkshire Athenaeum
52,685 vols Harlan H Ballard
Plalnfield Public Library
Anna M King1
Plymouth Clitt Rodgers Free Library
1,547 vols Jennie L Fo«rd
Plymouth Public Library
17915 vols Nellie Thomas
Plymouth Pilgrims Society Library
3,000 vols H rf P Hubbard
Plympton Free Public Library
1,515 vols John Sherman
Prencott Free Public Library
1,600 vols Henry L Berry
Princeton Public Library
13 578 vols Miss Abbie Cook Putman
Provlncetcmn Public Library
9 448 vols Abble C Putnam
Qijrfpcv Thomas Crane Public Library
D 23'i00,0 J°is ™ Amelia L Bumpus
Randolph Turner Free Library
1,450 vols Dr C C Farnham
Ram ham Free Library
w Thompson
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Annie T Wilbur
Massachusetts — continu ed
Rockland Public Library
10,267 vols Angela W Collins
Rockport Public Library
7,043 vols Mabel L Woodfall
ROTVC Town Library
2,700 vols Mrs L T Jance
Rowley Free Public Library
3495 vols Catharine N Mighill
Royalaton Public Library
2,753 vols Mrs E E Mackenzie
Uussell Free Public Library
1 687 vols Mrs Nelson Marcotte
Rutland Free Public Library
5,062 vols Mrs B J Prouty
Salem Public Library
58 000 vols Gardner M Tones
Salem Charitable Mechanic Ass'n
6,500 vols G Arthur Bodwell
Salem Essex Institute Library
110000 vols Mire O Waters
Salem State Normal School Library
10000 vols Harlot L -Martin
Sallgburr Free Public Library
1,300 vols Miss Alice R Currier
Sandlsfield Free Public Library
Carrie M Barker
Sandwich Weston Memorial Library
5.103 vols Annie A Rogers
Saugu« Free Public Library
11,580 vols Fmma JB
^oj Free Public Library
1,000 \ols C \
Scltnate Public Library
1,970 vols Blanche C Gardner
Seekonfc Free Public Library
2,000 vols Edna T Paull
Sharon Public Library
6,246 vols Kmma A Baker
Sheffield Free Town Library
1,428 vols Gertrude S Glcason
Shelburne Free Public Libinry
3006 volq M*»rry A Anderson
Shelburne Ffllta \irns Llhi iry
10,674 \ols Chns r Hall
«tli<»riM»rn Town fAbrmy
qilfivolsi M Viiiui riarfc
Slili-le^ Public Library
5467 vols Oraofl M Kilburn
Shrewsbury Fteo Public Library
7,863 vols Mahel 1C Knowlton
Shutesbiirj Free Public Library
Some™** Fiee Public Library
1,254 vote Itfyra Babbitt
Somertflle Public Library
Ift7 702 ^1* itn w It Kail
South Afthbnrnftam Public Library
_ _ Mrs F 7i How«
Soytlt Ttraintree Tha>or Puhllr T.ihrnry
_ 14 6Si vols Caroline M Wilkinson
Sonth Dartmouth Southworth Library
7,000 vols Theodoafa P Oha«c
Soatb EffTMnoztt Pier I ihrar\
South Oroveland Hale Library
1 000 voN
South Hadley Public Library
6800 vols R<»b*»cc* F Smith
jut* Hadley Mt Holyok* CoUcjpe LIlS
62,000 vols Bortha B BUkely
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Sooth Hadle? Falls Public Library
4,877 vols Miss Lottie I Judd
South HanKon Wampatuck Library
Mrs A F Phillips
South Natlck Bacon Free Library
8 600 vols Mis A Williams
South Sutton Sutton Free Library
Mrrf M L Littlefleld
South Wevmonth Fogg Memorial Lib
6,300 vols Ruth N Tower
South Wlillantfttown Public Library
Mrs L T Sanford
South Yarmouth Public Library
2,900 vols Mrs Tarn sen Baker
Southampton Library Association
4,000 vols Eva M Gridley
Southborough Fay Library
8,100 vols Francena B Buck
Southbrldfte Public Library
23 535 vols Ella R Mlersch
Southvtlefc Free Public Library
2,580 vols Mrs C G Stone
Spencer Richard Sugden Public Library
11,237 vols Nellie A Cutter
Springfield City Librarv Association
190,000 vols Hlller C Wellman
Springfield Y M C A Librarv
10000 vols y T Bowne
Sterling Free Public Library
8 879 vols Pearl T* H*=
Stocktirfdive Library Association
lOnno vnis On nil no P Wells
Stoneham Free Public Library
13,719 vols Jnlln TJ PMM kor
StoiiKhton Public Library
13 oon vols M MIC* P1
Stow Randall Memorial Library
5,000 vols Susnn M Lawrence
Sturh ridge Joshua Hyde Public Library
8486 vols $uann L Haynes
Sndbury The Qoodnow Library
Mary L Cutter
Stonderland Public Library
5,391 vols. Abbie T Montague
Sutton Free Library
4,700 voln Sarah M Mills
Swampaeott Public Library
3 Louise Honors
Svtanftea Free Public Library
3691 vols Tulia ~
Tannton Public Library
61,000 vols Joshua Eddy Crane
Templeton Boynton Public Library
9 4flO vols Grnco FJ Bloagett
Tev»k*burv Public LIbrnry
8,000 vols Abbte M Blaisdell
Tolland Free Llbrniy
1,050 vols Wilbort Munn
Topufield Town Librarv
11304 \~1s Annie P Olonson
TownMend Ptiblic Library
6471 vols Mrs "n3\olyn T* Warren
Tuftn Coilesre Library +
68 000 vols Kthol M1 ITayes
Trnro Town Library
2,454 vols Mr* L A Ryder
Turner* Fall* Carnegie Public Library
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Tynggboro Littlefleld Public Library
7,390 vola Jennie J, Bancroft
M«»»nehnseits — continued
Tyrlnffham Free Public Library
Lucy M Moore
Upton Town Library
6,500 vols Charlotte Skinner
Oxbridge Free Public Library
12 000 vola Beatrice Putnam Spracrue
Vineyard Haven Free Public Library
6 000 vols Mahol T Tllton
Wnkefleld Beebe Town Library
18 222 vols Miss IT Gertrude Lee
Wales Public Library
1,500 vols L H Thompson
Wnlpole Public Library
13 000 vols Ida J Phelps
Waltham Public Library
40,000 vols Orlando 0 Davis
Ware Youns Men's Library Association
12 763 vols Harriet B Hayden
Wareliam Free Librarv
•3,500 vols Alexina P Burgess
Warren Public Library
11,632 vols Toseph G Hastings
Warwick Free Library
5 864 vols Clnra \ lonoff
Watertonn Fiee Public Librarv
41,309 volH Solon F Whltmy
\Vatertovm Pel kins Institution Library
20,580 vols Ln ura M Sauvpr
Wn^land Town Library
15,593 vols Margaret E Wheeler
Welwter Public Librarv
10150 vols Mrs Phoebe P TCinersbmv
Welle«ler Fiee Librarv
18467 vols TCllzflbfth IT Oftinp
Wellenler College Library
75239 vols Honrletta ^t B Biooka
Wellflect Free Public Llbrnrv
? 050 vols Mis Kate P3 Brown
Wendell Free Library
2,000 volR Mlns M TI Whltnev
Wen ham Public Library
4 800 vols toonl H Ponnnt
est Aeton "Ro-siboro Free Public Lib
2,000 vols Mnbol P Robbing
West IIoxfoHl Public TJbrarv
2,500 vola Nellie M Rpofforrt
We»t Ho-»l«ton Public Library
8,574 vols Annie M Walte
«*t TJHdffevinter Public *Mbrarv
7,000 volfl, Mrs TInttle ft
Wewt Droofcfleld Merrlnm Public Lib
8,560 vols Mary P Foster
Went Palmontli "Library
Albert S Boworman
West Hauler Public Library
Mrs Willis Vincent
We*»t Metlwny Public Library
4 580 vols Mrs Anna Fale«
Went Ne-wnwrv Public Library
3,800 vols Caroline Onrr
Went Springfield Public tilbiary
6 200 volR Pnnlel G White
Went Stoekbrldpre Froo Tjlbrary
T 650 vols Frances J EJdwarda
Went Suttott Sutton Free Library
Jason Waters
West Tiftfcnry Free Public Llbrtiry
1,500 vols Cyrua Manter
We.«t Yarmouth Public Library
Mrs C C,
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Wertboroueh Public Library
16,983 vols Flora B Brlgham
WeBtfield Athenaeum
28,500 vols George L Lewis
WeBtford J V. Fletcher Library
16,000 vols Mary P Bunce
Weathampton Reunion Library
2,774 vols George B
Westminster Forbush Memorial Library
7,714 vols Miss Sadie F Greene
Weflton Public Library
21,061 vols Maud M Pennock
Westport Free Public Library
1,563 vols Annie R Rowland
Weatwood Public Library
Annie L Richardson
Weymouth The Tufts Library
26,500 vols Abbie L Loud
Whately Public Library
2,400 vols Ella L. Elder
Whitlnsville Social Library
9,200 vols Mary R Clark
Whitman Public Library
13 441 vols Bllena S Spilsted
Wllbraham Free Public Library
2,188 vols H W Cutler
WllkinsoiivlUe Button Free Library
Augusta Hough ton
WHUamabnrg Meekins Memorial Lib
9 000 vols Myra A Hill
Wllllamatovra Public Library
7,000 vols Lucy F Curtis
Willlamstown Williams College Library
75,000 vols John Adams Lowe
Wilmington Public Library
8,215 vols Anna T Sheldon
Winchcndon Public Library
10,428 vols Mrs M L Manzer
Winchester Public Library
28 000 vols Cora A Quimby
Wlnd«or Free Public Library
1,000 vols Mrs D Bird
Wlnthrop Public Library
14,400 vols Ina M Nelson
Woburn Public Library
51,121 vols George Hill Evans
Woods Hole Public Library
Joseph Walsh
Worcester Free Public Library
192.627 vols Robert K Shaw
Worcester Co Horticultural Soc lib
2,500 vols Lucy M Coulson
Worcester Clark College Library
65 000 vols Louis N Wilson
Worcester Holy Cross College Library
33,000 vols Robert Swtckeroth
Worcester State Normal School Lib
8,000 vols Anna P Smith
W?r^5Siter Folytecnnic Institute Library
IB 000 vols Emily M Haynes
?Hft5!?r 4mer Antiquarian Soc Lib
140 000 vols Clarence S Brigham
Library
6 000 yom Mary A Smith
*«™«"«<» Library Association
9,000 vols Mrs. Lydia 0 Matthews
MICHIGAN
State Board of Library Commissioners'
Mrs Mar* C« Spencer, Secretary, State
Library* Lansing-
Adrian Public Libraiy
22,000 vols Agnes Jewell
Adrian College Library
6,000 vols Mary McCulIom
Albion College Library
22,226 vols Miss Rosa Ball
Albion Ladies' Public Library
5 101 vols Elizabeth L Farnham
Allegan Township Library
6,200 vols Leonora E Porter
Alma College Library
24 868 vols Helen B Cook
Alpena Public Library
5,580 vols Emily E Olner
Ann Arbor Public Library
15,041 vols Nellie S Loving-
Ann Arbor Gen Lib , Univ of Mich
325,000 vols Theodore \\ Koch
Battle Creek Willard Library
25,000 vols G CHmie
Bay City Public Library
37,687 vols Mrs A F McDonell
Bar City Sage Library
31000 vols Phtbc Parker
Bellevue Township Library
1,400 Mrs M W Da Puy
Benton Harbor Public Library
8,105 vols Mrs Km ma H Cole
Big Rapids Phelps' Free Library
7,490 vols Mrs E M Robinson
Big Rapids Ferris Institute Library
2,000 vols
Birmingham Baldwin Libra iv
1,000 vols rmiaj Durkee
Buchanan Township Library
2,000 vols Intas Swanson
Cadillac Carnegie Public Library
8,000 vols "William K ^unborn
Calumet Public Library, C & H. M Co.
35,367 vols Mrs E C Orieraon
Cfeftftapoll* Heading: Room & Lib. Aasn,
1,600 vols Sarah B. Price
Charlotte Public Library
6,246 vols. Mrs Oeo Sherwood
City Libuuy
5,000 \olfl Ma!»el K Koberts
Col a water Free Public Library
18,735 vols Florence M Holm**
Crxstol Fall* Public Library
3,50fl vols ivarl Mnrjclaon
Detroit Public Library
278,110 vols Adam Strohm
Detroit University of Detroit l<ihraiy
13,280 vols Philip Cbarles Dunne
Dovragiac Public Library
8,000 vols Grace He Shore
Drydeik Ladies* Library Aatoclation
i.1'200- « ~* » ^ Hattle Bftlch
Baton Rapid* City Library
\ 3,400 vols Jeannette Hosier
Kwcanaba Carnegie Public Library
9»88C > vols LIHUn M Harvey
Flint Public Library
12,200 vols Lena E Caldwell
uiflii«ff Public Ubrwrx «*«w««
1,200 vols Sadie Greenfield
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LIBRARIES
Michigan — continued
Frankfort Public Library
1,000 vols Mrs Lmkleitei
Fremont Public Library
2,000 vols Linda Brace
Gajlord Public Libraiy
1,000 vols Mis Kinney
Grand Ha\en Public Library
9,000 vols Isabelle Thompson
Grand Rapid* Public Library
133,472 vols Samuel H Ranck
Greenville Ladies' Library Association
2,556 vols L B Lester
Hancock Public Libiary
3,000 vols
Hasting* Public Library
2,600 vols Clara Durea
HUladale Mitchell Public Library
6,500 vols Mary Pratt
HllUdale College Library
20,025 vols Caroline G Dudley
Holland Hope College Library
19,000 vols Albert Raap
Holland Public Library
7.200 vols J. R. Xauters
Holland Township Library
1,200 vols A Van Der Haar
Houffhton Public Library
3,000 vols Grace A Whare
Honffhton Michigan Col of Mines Lib
25,796 vols Frances H Scott
Hovrell Carnegie Library
8,700 vols Mrs Myrtle H Wilkinson
Hudttoii Public Library
2,000 vols Mamie Havens
Ionia Hall-Fowler Memorial Library
6,000 vols Nina Kate Preston
Iron Mountain Carnegie Public Library
11,000 vols Alexandrine La Tourette
Ironwood Carnegie Public Library
7,000 vols Esther Kronlund
Uhpemlng Carnegie Public Library
11,806 vols Mrs Nellie E Bray ton
Jacfcuott Public Library
89,000 vols John 3 Cleavinger
JonesviU* Ladles' Library
3,514 vols. Mary D, Graham
Kalamaxoo College Library
15,000 vols Mark Bailey
Kalamavoo Public Library
45,729 vols Isabella C Roberts
Kalamaxoo Western Normal School Lib
9,700 vols Esther Braley
Lake Linden Township Library
1,600 vols Miss Jones
JLan«in$ Public Library
32,066 vols Mrs E Jennie McNeal
JLan«in* Michigan State Library
165,000 vols Mrs Mary C Spencer
Lansing? Mich Agric College Library
87 000 vols Mrs Linda Eoline Landon
Xjanrinm Public Library
4,000 \ol« Hattie Pope
Lexington Moore Public Library^
8,987 voli Florence H, Walther
Lvdington Carnegie Public Library
9,000 vols, Kate B Hutchlns
Hanehc*t«r Public Library
1,000 vole Jane Palmer
Maalfttee Public Library
12,000 vols Eliza IB Townsend
Michigan — continued
Manlatlque School and Public Library
3,675 vols Edith Fuller
Marquette Feter White Public Library
25,500 vols Alma A Olson
Marqaette Northern State Normal Lib
13,000 vols Lydia M Olson
Marshall Ladies' Library Association
4,000 vols Fannie Clark
Mention Township Free Public Library
6,022 vols Mrs Grace Osgood
Menomlnee Spies Public Library
11,000 vols Lois Amelia Spencer
Monroe City Library
7,t>00 vols Jennie S Wallace
Mount Clemen* Public Library
9,600 vols Agnes L Snover
Mount Plea*ant Central State Norm Lib
15,000 vols M Louise Converse
Munlslng Public Library
2,000 vols C J Johnson
Muakegon Hackley Public Library
50,000 vols Lulu F. Miller
Negauuee City Library
4,000 vols S E Wellett
Nen berry McMillan Library
2,000 vols Liucile Campbell
Nile* Public Library
7,917 vols Miss Orrill P Coolldge
Northvllle Ladles' Library Ass'n
2,700 vols.
Olivet College Library
33,100 vols W S Leaven worth
Ot*ego Township Library
2,208 vols Mrs S D Halns
Owoiwo Public Library
4,000 vols Mrs McBain
Owosao Y M C A Library
900 vols Richard C, Lindenius
Oxford Public Library
1,000 vols A D DeWitt
Pentwater Township Library
2,389 vols John F Hurley
Petoufcy School District Library
1,400 vols W M. Andrus
Plalnweil Ladles' Library Association
2,000 vols Mrs. J M, Clement
Pontiac Ladies' Library
4,000 vols Agnes P. Cud worth
Port Huron Public Library
25,000 vols. * Kathryne Sleneau
Portland Free Library
2,550 vols Edna J, Bandfleld
Qulno Public Library
1,000 vols Mrs Maud Barnes
Republic Township Library
2,759 vols Agnes Lamoon
Rldgeway Hall Memorial Library
1,825 vols Mrs William H Arner
St Clalr Ladles' Library Association
1,952 vols Bessie J Ho well
St John* Ladles' Library Association
8,500 vols Sara Pouch
St. Joseph Public Library
6,050 vols Margery Fritze
Saglnaw, East Side Public Library
19,000 vols Mary B3 Dow
Saginaw, West Side Public Library
15,000 vols. Anna Benjamin
Saginaw Hoyt Public Library
29,000 vols Harriet H Ames
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Michigan — continued
Sftult Ste. Marie Public Library
9,234 vols Adah Shelly
Sebewalngr Thorpe Public Library
2,000 vols Christ Shultz
Spring Lake Township Library
1,000 vols Chas M. Kay
Stnrffte City Library
4,784 vols Mrs, S G. Patterson
Tecnmseh Public Library
5,232 vols A L. Satterthwaite
Three Rivera Free Public Library
12,200 vols Sue Imogene Silliman
TraTerce City Public Library
7,994 vols Helen Stout
Traverse City Ladies' Library Assn
3,300 vols Mrs. Callie Thacker
Union City Union Township Library
1,S70 vols Mrs R. S Townsenfl
•Vicfcabnr* Ladies' Library
1,000 vols Ruth Ram s dell
Vlcksbnrg Sohoolcraft Twp Library
1,250 vols C L Van Antwerp
"West Bay City Sage Library
28,591 vols Phebe Parker
Whitehall Township Library
1,691 vols Helen H Smith
Wyandotte Public Library
7,750 vols Elizabeth M Conwell
Ypallanti Public School Libiary
7,500 vols Ellen C Hoffman
Ypallantl Ladies' Library
5,703 vols Lucy B Looims
Ypallantl State Normal School Library
31,000 vols Genevieve M Walton
MINNESOTA
State Public Library Commission* Clara
F. Baldwin, Secretary, The Capitol,
St Paul
Altkln Carnegie Library
2,000 vols
Albert Lea Public Library
6,000 vols Henrvetta Armstrong
Albert trtsa College Library
3 000 vols Helen Everett
Ale-can drln Public Library
6,446 vols James Fitzgerald
Anofca Public Library
5,000 vols Mrs Orra C Bland
Appleton Appleton Library
1,500 vols Anna La Rue
Austin Carnegie Public Library
7,100 vols Mrs Flora C Conner
Blue Earth Ross Memorial Library
3 600 vols AltaM Cummings
im Public Library
xols Margaret Palmer
t Public Library
092 vols Harriet Louise Lowe
*•«»»«*<* in* St John's Unlv Library
JA ,ift« voJs Rev Alexius Hoffmann
tiooKs<<»n r-unegle City Library
^ Vft,ll( TJbw Miss Lomen
loqu
4 09
c Library
ooo vols Frances B Barhart
Minnesota — con tinu ed
Dulutn State Normal School Library
6,500 vols Ruth El>
Ely Public Library
1,200 vols Signa SkopZaml
Fairmont Public Library
4,700 vols Minnie Bird
Farlbanlt Public Library
5,792 vols
Faribaalt Seabury Divinity School Lib
11,000 vols F F Kiamei
Fergus Falla Public Library
4,317 vols Amy A Le^Xs
Glen wood Public Libtaiy
2,000 AON Mist, AVolltn
Giautl llaphlH Carntgie Libi uv
2,000 vols Mifc. Llizabcth liuntkj
HostfuftH rubhc Libiut*
2,000 \ols Stella IVlford
Little Falls Public Library
4644 vols Mrs ltnn\ \* I'lnichnicl
Lmerne Free Public Library
2,475 vols Mis D B Ilalbert
MiuliHon Cainegie Public Library
2 500 vols
Mankato Public Library
17000 vols Floia F Cirr
Mankato State Normal School Library
10,070 vols Mice N Parr
Minneapolis Public Libraiy
2bO dOO \ols O V O^untt>man
Minneapolis Univ of Minnesota Library
160,000 vols James T Gtrouid
Minneapolis Minn Free Traveling tilb
20,000 vols Clara F Baldwin
Minneapolis Augsburg Seminary Lib
8,570 vols William Mills
Montevideo Public Library
3,065 vols Margaret K Webb
Afoornead Concordfa College Library
4,000 vols Miss Eveline VmltiflOn
^oorhead State Normal School Lihuiry
9.000 vols Dorothy Ilurlbert
BIorrlH Public Library
6,800 vols AKIK » I* Torpey
New Ulm Dr Martin Luther Col Lib.
3,500 vola John M. yer
Nortlitteld Carlcton Coll^R-r Library
23,000 vols MIis K J Gladstone
Nortbfleld St Olaf Colleffo library
9,600 vols o G FtlJaiid
NoHUfield Public Library
5,220 vols l&ni* B Ori»g«r
O^atonna Free Public Library
IB/iOO \ols oairl
Park HaiklitH Public Lil»mr\
1500 \«ls M.iuc1*
Free Public Library
]s Mm
City XJbmiy
1.50U \ols K,it*» liier
KeA IY|1IR CarnesIo-I-awther Library
10,000 vols Margaret Hiokman
Redwood Fallw Citv Library
1,300 volg MiHB Cuniior
RoebeMier Public Library
15000 vols Ftfna !3morick
St Anthony Park School of Agr
21.000 vols Mii.8 H V
St. Cloud Public Library
10,350 vols Mrs. Maria 20* Brlok
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Minnesota — continued
St, Clond State Normal School Library
11 43? vols Otilie Liedloff
St Panl Public Library
140 000 vols Helen J McCalne
St Panl Minnesota State Library
73 250 vols Ellas J Lien
St Pnul Minnesota Freo Trv\elinpr Ltb
TO oon \ols Clara F Bflldwin
St Paul Minnesota Historical SOP Lib
qo 0~i vniq "Warren Upham
St. Paul Hamline University Library
12 n 0 %O|M \nn« WHrts Divis
St Paul Neill Library, Macalaster Col
13 000 volB F G Amtell
St, Panl Parfc College Library
1 J»7R voU *><Mil O
St P*t*r Public Library
4,000 vols Marlon Tyler
St IVt*r Oustavus Adolnhus U<»11 I»H»
12 000 vols Conrad Peterson
San«l*ttne Public Library
1 500 \nl«? Violet Lvnds
Sank Center Bryant Library Assn
7 000 vnl«* Eva M Davis
Sl*ei»\ B2v* Dyckmann Free Library
204« vr>i« WM Lydia Lasae
Spring- Valley City Library
1 2riO \ ol« Rmmn Hart
<*tlll*vat*r Public Library . ^
12219 vols i lara J Conway
Tracv Library Association
1 200 volH Mrs L A Steele
CItv Libra rv
vols Miss Porrv Jones
H<*ar Lake Public Lihnrv
SOiB vols Stella M Long
WHImar Public Library
^ R7i x»ols Amy Hansoom
\Vfnneftafto City Parker College Library
4 ooA x»otp
\Vlnonn State Normal School Llbrnrv
^AO«« , MH Mary Grant
VUnona Free Public Library
11 ?«*i vnls Jeannette A Clarke
nrnfprl«» T^lhrnrv
vols Mrs TVfwre-flrot Hoffmnn
ot* r*nrnogrl(» Libra rv
2 000 vols Hattifi Marvin
MISSISSIPPI.
ro11*K*> A fr M Col Lib
Whitman DavH
Bar *t. fionls St Joseph's A end Librnrv
2,000 volfl Sister Glair
Bro"fettn«*»n Public T*lhrnrv
1 200 vnla Amnnda Wrtrthlnsrton
Clfntrtn Mfsnlsslppl College Library
S.OOO vole Mrs A J Aven
Cw><*nM» r»nbllc Lihrnrv
2 000 volfl Jennie Watts
Coin«nbnN Public Library
2^50 voK
Calntwhim Industrial Tn«t And Col. Lib
R.BOO vnlu Benlah Culbertson
|fn«i^ttr»t Public Li^*»nrv
i ft on voi« Mrs S SoTco^oBki
HolT<r RprinvH Miss Synodfcal Col, Lib
1.000 vols Miss V Coohran
Mississippi — continued
Holly Springs State Normal School Lib
2,500 vols E 0 Miller
Holly Springs Bust University Library
6,000 vols. Ralph F Weld
Jackson Millsaps College Library
15,000 vols Dr A A Kern
JackMon Mississippi State Library
90,000 vols Miss Mattie Plunkett
KoMCliuiOo Public School Libiaiy
5000 vols Heb€ccn M Reid
Laurel Public School Libiaiy
3,000 vols Claudia L Kezir
Natchez Pisk Memorial Library
3,000 vols Miss M B Montgomery
Tou&aloo University Library
ols Earnistine Morely
University of Mississippi Library
24,000 vols Mrs L M Hunt
Vlckuburff Library Association
1,400 vols Mrs Mary S Michle
MISSOURI
State Library Commit I on i Elisabeth
II. Wales. Secretary, Capitol Annex,
Jefferson City
Allmnv Carnegie Library
3.H76 vols Mny Eiskine
Albany Palmer Colleg-e Library
2 000 vols Lulne Gatchel
Brunswick Library Association
3,000 vols Otto 1C Benecke
Canton Christian Univ Library
Thomas O Bachelor
Cape Girawlc-au State Normal Sch Lib
10 275 vols Sadie T Kent
Cnrtliag* Carnefflo Public Library
3,000 vols Alice Gladden
Chill IcoUic Hassle ton Pub Sch Lib
7,000 vols Lena B Hunt
Columbia University of Missouri Life,
160,000 vols Henry O Severance
Columbia Christian College Library
3 000 vols Mrs M B M Gibbons
Denoto Y M C A. Library
2 500 vols, Charles KIncaid
Farette Central College Library
18,000 vols Prank F Frantz
Fulton Public Library
4,000 vols Fannio Watson
Fulton Westminster Collejare Library
6,200 vols Mrs S K Hall-Quest
Frciforlcktovtn Public Library
2 500 vols Mrs C A Coles
Glanffow Lewis Library
4,641 vols. Bessie Henry
Hannibal Free Public Library
14,300 vols Nancy C MoLaohlan
Hermann Public Library
1,600 vols F O Spohw
Independence Public Library
4 600 vola Carrie Wallace
Jefferson City Free Public Library
11,641 vols Julia Andrae
Jeffernon City Missouri State Library
50,000 vols George B Smith
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LIBRARIES
Missouri — continued
Joplln Free Publie Library
21,923 vols Mary B Swanwick
Kahoka Public Library
1,000 vols Mrs B L. Gridley
Kansas City Public Library
132,000 vols P B Wright
KtrksvUIe State Normal School Library
5,000 vols Ophelia A Parrish
La Grange College Library
5,000 vols A L Womack
Lexin&ton High School Library
8,000 vols Maggie Spears
Liberty William Jewell College Library
24.000 vols Ward H Edwards
Loulsana Public Library
3,000 vols Elizabeth Irwm
Marshall Missouri Valley College Lib
14 912 vols Stella B Hicks
Maryville State Normal Library
2,000 vols C E Wells
Mound CIt> Public Library
1 200 vols Louise Comer
Nevada Public Library
5,000 vols Mis Annie White
ParfcvUle Park College Library
22 000 vols Emma L Kirk
Rich Hill Public Library
2,000 vols Martha Chandler
Rolla School of Mines Library
16,000 vols Jesse Cunningham
St* Joseph Free Public Library
66,436 vols Charles E Rush
St. Louis Public Library
375,000 vols Arthur B Bostwick
St. Louis Mercantile Library
142,000 vols Wm L R Gifford
St. Louis Missouri Bot Garden Lib
29,683 vols Dr E A Burt
St. Louie Missouri Hist Society Lib
30 000 vols Celeste Speck
St Louis Acad of Science Library
18 000 vols W L R Gifford
St Louis Concordia Turnverein Library
3,865 vols Albert F Sexauer
St. Louis Turnverein Library
4,600 vols Theo J Eckardt
St Louis University Club Library
2,000 vols
St Louis St Louis University Library
40,000 vols John C Burke, S /
St. Louis Washington University Lib
70000 vols Winthrop H Chenery
S*; Lonta Y M C A. Library
1,200 vols
Savannah Public Library
2,500 vols Jane Frodsham
Scdalfa Public Library *roflsham
14,761 vols Francis Fordice
Sprinfffleld Carnegie Public Library
4 500 vols Hattie Horlne
SprtnKfleld Drury CollegeLib?ar?
30 000 vols Ruth
Sprinfffleld Normal School
Tajgo° 5°oi?ege Library
vols
Alice L Blair
Missouri — continued
Warrenton Central Wesleyan U Lib
9,800 vols Henry Vosholl
Webster Grove* Public Library
3,200 vols Mildred K Allen
West Plains Pease Memorial Library
3,000 vols Blsie Summers
HONTANA
Anaconda Hearst Free Library
13,000 vols Elizabeth L. Thomson
Big Timber Carnegie Library
1,500 vols Mrs B O Clark
Bllllnga Parmly Billings Memorial Lib
10,048 vols Mabel Collins
Bozeman Free Public Library
10,000 vols Elizabeth McCord
Bozeman Agricultural College Library
12,708 vols Mary K Winter
Bntte Free Public Library
54 000 vols Granville Stuart
Butte State Sch Mines Lib
Charlotte Russell
Deer Lodge Wm K Kohr's Mem Lib
6,000 vols Margery B Oatlin
Deer Lodge Montana College Library
1,000 vols
Dillon State Normal College Library
5,776 vols Henry H Swain
Dillon Public Library
3,500 vols Miss M L. Innes
GreatfallB Public Library
13,946 vols Louise M Fernald
Havre Public Library
1,000 vols Mrs R E Hammond
Helena Public Library
45,395 vols Josephine M Haley
Helena State Historical Library
40,000 vols W J Pemberton
Helena Diocesan Library
1,231 vols Victor Day
Helena Montana Wesleyan Univ Lib
18,000 vols
Kallspell Carnegie Public Library
6,290 vols Elizabeth P Ritchie
Lewistown Carnegie Public Library
3,000 vols Mrs Albert Pfaus
Livingston Carnegie Public Library
3,550 vols Ruth V Steadman
Miles City Carnegie Library
4,300 vols Mrs Laura Zook
MiflMoula Public Library
14 000 vols Grace M Stoddard
MlBsoula University of Montana Lib
21,000 vols Gertrude Buckhous
Xeihart Miner Brown Library
2,000 vols Genevieve Wilkins
Phlllpaburg Free Library
2,500 vols Mrs E L Perey
Twin Bridge* Public Library
2,200 vols. Lucile Mountjoy
Virginia City Public Library
2,400 vols. Mrs Flora M McNulty
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LIBRARIES
NEBRASKA
State Public Library Commission Char-
lotte Templeton, Secretary, The Capi-
tol, Lincoln
Albion Public Library
2,100 vols Mate E McQill
Beatrice Free Public Library
12.500 vols Frances Morton
Bellevne College Library
5 500 vols Myrtle F Sloan
Bethany Cotner University Library
3,000 vols Florence wells
Blair Dana College Library
5,000 vols Sigurd Anker
Blair Public Library
1,200 vols Mrs D C Van Deusen
Chadron Carnegie Library
2,000 vols Mrs Elizabeth Smith
Chadron State Normal School Library
2 500 vols
College View Union College Library
4,000 vols Clement L Benson
Crete Doane College Library
12,588 vols Christian R Dick
Crete Public Library
4,402 vols Miss Christian R. Dick
David City Public Library
5,300 vols Lillian M Simkins
Falrbury Public Library
3 500 vols Vera Prout
Falrbnry Jefferson Co Teachers' Lib
1,200 vols Mrs Olive W True
Fall* City Lydia B Woods Mem Lib
6,400 vols Mary Hutchlngs
Franklin Academy Library
5 560 vols Lucy I Peck
Fremont Public Library
7,700 vols Elva Greef
Conese Library
Grand Island Public Library
6,250 vols Daisy Houck
Grand Island Y M C A (Helen Gould
Library)
1,500 vols H. L Rowe
Grand Island College Library M .
7,500 vols Harriet Craig
Hastings College Library w
6,000 vols Margaret M Weyer
Halting* Carnegie Public Library
4,200 vols Mrs Ida B Capps
Holdrege Public Library
2,200 vols Mrs H Bush
Hnmboldt Brunn Memorial Library
4,986 vols Mrs James Liggett
Kearney Public Library
7,343 vols Mary K Ray
Kearney State Normal School Library
8 419 vols Anna V Jennings
31,000 vols Clarence S Paine
Lincoln City Library
Lincoln Nebraska State Library, a
67,340 vols H C Lindsay
Lincoln University of Nebraska Library
107 000 vols Malcolm G Wyer
Lincoln State Historical Society Lib
34,367 vols Lulu Home
Maud Uland Public Library
6 250 vols D Houok
McGoofc Free Public Library
2,600 vols. Ida McCarl
Nebraska — continued
Mlnden Public Library
1,200 vols Mrs Slusser
Nebraska City Free Public Library
6,658 vols M. S Cornutt
Norfolk Public Library
3,500 vols Helen Lobdell
North Platte T M C A Library
2,100 vols Mrs Mary C Jones
Omaha Public Library
96,930 vols Edith Tobltt
Omaha University of Omaha
7,000 vols Robert Scott Calder
Omaha Creighton University Library
16,000 vols M, I Stritch
Ord Unity Free Library
1,000 vols. W A. Anderson
Pawnee City Carnegie Library
2,000 vols Myrtle Parkinson
Pern State Normal School Library
17,000 vols Elva Rulon
Plattsmouth Public Library
2,800 vols Olive Jones
Ponca Carnegie Public Library
2,000 vols Esther Wood
Scrlbner Public Library
1,000 vols Hattie Bowlus
Seward Public Library
2,250 vols Belle Schiok
South Omaha Public Library
10.000 vols Mrs Grace Plnnell
Stanton Public Library
2,000 vols Elsie Strahle
Superior Public Library
4,025 vols Mrs Lucy L Conn
Syracuse Public Library
1,550 vols Ora W Diener
Tecnmseh Public Library
1,640 vols Mary C Appleget
University Place Neb Wes Col Lib
6,000 vols. May Ingles
TOahoo Luther Academy Library
3,000 vols Prof L Bonauder
Wayne State Normal Library
4,000 vols Anna B Bright
Weeping* "Water Academy Library
1,400 vols. Miss E Leyenoerger
York College Library
2,500 vols L L Epley
York Public Library
6,971 vols Lorena Wilson
NEVADA
Carson City Nevada State Library
50,000 vols Frank J Pyne
Reno Free Public Library
7,500 vols John H Hanalm
Reno Nevada State University Library
24,478 vols J D Layman
NEJ'W
State Public Library Commissions Ar-
thur S Chase. Secretary, State Li-
brary, Concord
Aeworth Sllsby Free Public Library
2,760 vols Mrs Helen Anita Neal
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New Hampshire — continued
Alexandria Haynes Public Library
1 820 vols Clara G- Bullock
Atetead Shedd-Porter Memorial Lib
3,8X5 vols Harriet G Brown
Alton Public Library
3,400 vols Annie A Wheeler
Amherat Town Library
5,257 vols A M Wyraan
Andover Town Library
ft *>ftn vols Caroline B Morton
Antrim James A Tuttle Library
J no vris S M Adams
Ashland Town Library
3 740 volq Mrs L A. Dearborn
Atkinson Free Public Library
2ui**\o]«i Mrs Alice F Gilbert
Bath Free Public Library
2 800 vols Annie M. Hibbard
Bedford Public Library
3 210 vols Mrs Minnie F King
Belmont Public Library
1 307 vAig c B Oilman
Berlin Free Public Library
5,500 vols Hattie L Johnson
Bethlehem Public Library
2 000 vols Cvnthla A Kidder
Bo«co\ven Town Library
2 646 vols Mrs Eliza J Bent
Bradford Free Library
1 400 vols Mrs Almira Hall
Brffltol Mfnot-Sleeper Library
7800 vols Mary A Dodge
Brook line Public Library
1,800 vols Ella W Tucker
Candla Smyth Public Library
I 800 vols Frank E Page
Center Barn*tead Free Public Library
2518 vols Myra A George
Center Effingham Free Public Library
1 271 vols Albert N Gould, M. D
Center Sandwich Free Library
2 250 vols- E Q Marston M D
Charlestown Sllsby Free Public Library
5 927 vols Anna Louise Webber
Chester Free Public Library
1,850 vols Isabelle H Fltz
Chesterfield Town Library
1 256 vols
Claremont FIske Free Library
8 008 vol«i Abble J Field
Colehrook Public Library
ConeordV°Publlc Library "** ^ BO6fe
31 000 vols (frace Blanchard
CotnA°fJ?nNew Hampshire State Library
145000 vols Arthur H Chase
•VJET!? N<;w Hampshire Hist Soc. Lib
3<> 000 vols Otis G Hammond
Contoocook Hopkinton Free Pub Lib
2 600 vols
Jenks Memorial Libr
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Dublin Public Library
5,717 vols Minnie E Lefflngwell
Durham Hamilton-Smith Public Lib
33,000 vols Mabel Hodgkins
Bant Canterbury Shaker Comna'n'ty Lib.
1,400 vols
Emit Derry Taylor Library
5,599 vols Adaline A Reynolds
East Jaffrey Public Library
4,050 vols Lucia B Cutter
East TUndse Public Library
1,200 vols C LI Converse
E«*t Aocheivter Public Library
4000 vols Mrs >nnie E Shapleigh
Snneld Public Library
4,355 vols Ella M. Pattee
dppflnir Free Public Library
1,171 vols Mae P Gllmore
Etna Hanover Town Library
1 050 vols Thomas w Praddox
Exeter Public Library
13 900 vols Carrie W Byington
Farmfnffton Public Libra rv
3 000 vols Emily Goodwin
FltxTvlllIam Town Llbrarv
6 058 vols Annie L Colby
Franceatown Town Library
4 M'O vols Mrs J T Woodbury
Franklin Public Library
8 975 vols Mrs Barron Shirley
Gilford Public Library
9 118 vols Mrs E A Foss
Gllanm Public Library
1,213 vols. Israel A Loveland
Gr*"""i m*» Epsom Public Library
1,200 vols Grace V Snow
Grantham Dunbar Library
1,550 vols James M Howe
Greenville Chamberlln Free Llbrarv
3 800 vols J M Taft
nampatead Public Library
2 118 vols Mary L Hoyt
Hamnton Falls Free Library
2,708 vols. Sadie B Janvrln
Hancock Town Library
6 180 vols Annie* L Putnam
Hanover Howe Memorial Library
3,300 vols Mrs C P Chase
Hanover Dartmouth College Library
120 000 vols N L Goodrich
HarrlMville Town Library
2,150 vols Frances E Hardy
HaverhHl Library Ass'n
4 000 vola Mary E Flanders
Hehron Town Library
1.600 vols Alice M Wells
Hennlker Tucker Free Library
8,500 vols Mrs Jennie N Dodge
Hfllfthoro Fuller Public Library
5000 vols Ada H. Brown
Hlnndale Public Library
6015 vols Miss Charlotte S Slate
Holderneftfl Free Library
1 500 vols gadie J Perkins
Holim Social Library
5 000 vols Mrs Clara E Smith
o-»1n*rtt Prescott Public Library
2,887 vols Jennie S Abbott
HopJrtntoM Free Public Library
2,602 vols Sarah TJ Klmball
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Hndaon Greeley Public Library
3,394 vols Mrs Eliza B. Leslie
Hndflon Hills Memorial Library
5 150 vols Mrs Eliza B Leslie
Jackson Public Library
3,237 vols S Alice Trlckey
JafTrey Clay Library
1,000 vols Lucia Cutter
Jefferson Free Public Library
1,086 vols Abner Davis
Keene Public Library
17,064 vols Mary Luolna Saxton
Keene State Normal Library
Martha L Dodge
Kensington Social Library
1,762 vols Mrs A. M Hilliard
Kingston Nichols Memorial Library
6,000 vols Nellie F Ingalls
Kingston Sanburn Seminary Library
5,000 vols Nellie F Ingalls
Laconta Public Library
20,000 vols Olm S Davis
Lancaster Public Library
8,000 vols, Martha W Beachett
Lebanon Public Library
6,000 vols Emma M Morris
Lisbon Public Library
3,235 vols Nettie L Kelsea
Littleton Public Library
9.700 vols Miss J E Smith
Londonderry Leach Library
4,070 vols Sedley A. Lowd
Lyme Turner Social Library
3,000 vols Martha A Holt
Manchester City Library
67,500 vols F Mabel Wmcnell
Marlboro Frost Free Library
6,877 vols Carrie T Knowlton
Marlow Public Library
1,862 vols Ellen A Huntley
Meredith Public Library
4,627 vols Lillian Wadlelgh
Merrlmack Public Library
3,627 vols Emma A. Cross
Mlddleton Free Town Library
1,127 vols Eva J Davis
Mllford Free Library
11,104 vols Annabell C Seoombe
Milton Nute Library
3,720 vols Mrs. Frank Haley
Mount Vernon Daland Memorial Lib
2,000 vols Mabel A Spencer
Nashua Public Library
32,688 vols Harriet Cromble
Nelson Free Public Library
1,700 vols Delia H. Osgood
New Boston Whlpple Free Library
3,000 vols Lena Shearer
New Hampton Gordon-Nash Library
15,200 vols Lewis P Bickford
New Ipswich Library
5,031 vols Bertha A Preston
New London Public Library
1,000 vols Emma Bartletl
New London Colby Academy Library
4,100 vols Edna Burns
Newlngton Langdon Public Library
3,075 vols Lydia S Coleman
Newmarket Town Library
6,000 vols Irving T George
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Newport Richards Free Library
9,302 vols Anne Parmelee
Newton Public Library
1,085 vols E G Kelly
North Hampton Public Library
1,000 vols L W Fogg
North Havernfll Public Library
1,522 vols May L Southard
Northwood Center Public Library
4,500 vols Henry veasey
Northwood Narrows Public Library
1,160 vols , S Marie Watson
Northwood Rldtfb Albion Knowlton Lib.
2,500 vols » Gertrude T Bennett
Pelham Free Public Library
2,349 vols Mary E Hobbs
Pembroke Wllkins Lib Pembroke Acad.
2,000 vols Isaac Walker
Peterboro Town Library
15,708 vols Eva E Coffin
Plymouth Public Library
4,740 vols Nettie M Armstrong
Plymouth State Normal Library
3,000 vols Elizabeth L. Brown
Portsmouth Athenaeum
25,000 vols Annie S Hanscom
Portsmouth Public Library
20,000 vols Miss H G Fernald
Rlndge Ing-alls Memorial Library
3,300 vols Ella B Brig-ham
Rochester Public Library
15,800 vols Lillian E Parshley
Salem Public Library
2,220 vols Mrs Hattie F Abbott
Sanbornvllle Wakefleld Free Library
1,850 vols Ulande F Sanborn
SeabrooK Brown Memorial Library
2,104 vols R. B Brown
Somersworth Public Library
12,000 vols. Frances D Hurd
Spoflord Chesterfield Town Library
1,570 vols Jennie M. Rice
Stratham Wiggins Memorial Library
2,450 vols Miss L A. Mugridge
Sngarhlll Coburn Public Library
4,200 vols Flor L Batch elder
Snnapee Public Library
2,330 vols Avis L Abbott
Svncook Pentagon Circulating Library
1,500 vols. Joseph Wllkins
Snncook Pembroke Public Library
2 400 vols M Henry Knox
Svrry Reed Free Library
3 824 vols Minnie Harvey
Swanxey Mount Caesar Union Library
4,000 vols Mrs Bertha E Perry
Temple Mansfield Public Library
4,000 vols Mary L Hay-ward
Tilton Hall Memorial Library
7,054 vols Mary M. Emery
Troy Public Library
1,030 vols. Emely L Turner
Wakefieid Public Library
6 422 vols Alice C Milliken
Walpole Town Library
10,658 vols. Frances M. Sabln
Warner Plllsbury Free Library
10,781 vols Mary B Harris
Warren Public Library
1,435 vols Kate C. Weeks
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Wa*nington Shedd Free Library
3,649 vols Albert T Wright
Weare Public Library
2 822 vols Eva B Simmons
West Lebanon Library Association
2,000 vols Mabel Parmim
West Rlndge Branch Library
2,057 vols Mrs H £3 Wetherbee
West Swanzey Stratton Free Library
2,600 vols. W N Sparhawk
Westmoreland Free Library
2,878 vols Carrie B Bryant
Wbitefleld Public Library
8,200 vols Alice C Dodge
Wilton Ministerial Library
1,169 vols J, F Kimball
Wilton Public Library
S 500 vols Miss Mary N. Abbott
Winchester Public Library
4,067 vols
"Wlndham Nesmith Library
4,099 vols Miss Bessie Emerson
WoUboro Brewster Free Library
3,000 vols Elizabeth Brewster
Woodsvlllc Free Public Library
4,300 vols Mrs S M Chamberlin
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State Public Library Conunteskmi
Henry C Buchanan, Secretary, State
Library, Trenton
Anbury Park Free Public Library
12000 vols Josephine W Porter
Atlantic City Free Public Library
27,000 vols Alvarptta P Abbott
Bartinff RIdare Free Public Library
3 000 vols Mary BarKalow
Bayonne Free Public Library
12,128 vols Phoebe B Keteham
Belleville Free Public Library
1,905 vols Mrs B A Shattuck
BernardwUIe Bernards Library Ass'n
4,700 vols Irene C Phillips
Beverly Free Library
1,300 vols Mrs H A. Stees
Bloonvfield Jar vie Memorial Library
15,196 vols Mrs Metta R. Ludey
Boonton The Holmes Library
4,700 vols Anna E Thibou
Bordentown Public Library
4 000 vols Mrs Samuel J Wood
Bprdentown W C. T U Lib
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Chatham Circulating1 Library
2,500 vols. Jas B. Llttlejohn
Clinton Grandin Library
1,725 vols Carrie Todd
Colltngswood Public Library
4,000 vols Kathryn Brown
Cranford Public Library
3,000 vols May D Bradley
Dover Public Library
6,000 vols Martha Burnet
East Newark Free Public Library
2,000 vols Thomas Carey
East Orange Free Public Library
40,000 vols. Louise G Hmsdale
Bast Rutherford Free Public Library
2,750 vols Emma B Ver Nooy
Batontown Public Library
1,000 vols
Elizabeth Free Public Library
41 000 vols Charles A George
Enfflewood Free Public Library
13,500 vols Irene H Hackett
Fleminrton Free Public Library
3,000 vols Elizabeth van Liew
Freehold Carnegie Library
2,259 vols Julia Combs
Freehold King's Daughters' Library
2,800 vols Nell L. Foley
Glen Ridge Free Public Library
6,000 vols Margaret D Brower
Hacfcenaacfc Johnson Public Library
15 966 vols Mary Bojrgan
Haddonfield Haddon Athenaeum
8,000 vols Walter a Rulon
Hlghtfttown Public Library
£000 vols Laura Camp
Peddle Institute Library
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Hoboken Stevens Inst of Tech. Library
_ 10 000 vols Enid May Hawkins
Hoboken Free Public Library
56,000 vols. Thomas F Hatfleld
Jersey City Free Public Library
144,969 vols Esther Elizabeth Burdick
An St Pe^rs College Library
25,000 vols Henry J lLache, SJ
Kenllworth Upsala College Library
2 000 vols Elsie M Wahlstad
Lakewood Public Library
Stryker Free
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Theological Sem Lib.
PubUoR£r«Ha™ea
Public E Slater
8,858 vols
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Montclalr Free Public Library
33 000 vols Helen M Herrling
Montclair State Normal Library
Emma V Patterson
Bfoorestown Free Library
3,755 vols Helen H Moore
Morrlstown Public Library
30,000 vols Edna Shelley
mount Tabor Free Public Library
3,632 vols Charlotte E Johns
Newark Free Public Library
150,000 vols John Cotton Dana
Newark New Jersey Historical Society
27,000 vols Rev Joseph F Folsom
New Brunswick: Free Public Library
18,347 vols Cornelia A. See
New Brunswick Gardner A Sage Lib
48,000 vols John C VanDyke
New Brunswick Rutgers College Lib
69,266 vols George A Osborn
Newton Dennis Library
10,000 vols Frances E M Smith
Oranffe Free Library
40 497 vols Elizabeth H Wesson
Orange New England Society Library
2,000 vols
Passale Public Library
33,000 vols Elizabeth White
Paterson Free Public Library
49,987 vols George F Winchester
Pennlngrton Circulating Library
8,000 vols. Mary R. Curtis
Perth Amboy Public Library
9 814 vols Annie O Shivers
Plalnfleld Public Library
49 387 vols Florence M Bowman
Point Pleasant Free Library
2,000 vols Miss Alice Havens
Princeton University Library
300 000 vols Ernest C Blchardson
Princeton Theological Seminary Lib
95 800 vols Joseph H Dulles
Railway Library Association
14,000 vols Adele Tyton
Red Bank Library Co M
2,575 vols, Elizabeth Cooper
Rldgefleld Park Public Library
3,000 vols Lillian Higgins
Ridsrewood Public Library
3,000 vols Helen D Buck
Rlverton Free Library
3,600 vols Eliz B Campbell
Rutherford Public Library
7 100 vols Dorothy E Burrows
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14 000 vols Cornelia PryOr
Scotch Plain* Free Public Library
2 400 vols Mrs Samuel Rollings worth
Shrewsbury Public Library
3,000 vols Mrs A V Jennings
Somerrllle Public Libiary
6,200 vols Elizabeth Carter
South Orange Free Pab Circular g Lib
10 110 vols Julia Schneider
South Orange Seton Hall College Lib.
40000 vols.
Summit Free Library ^ ^
10 140 vols Mabel R HalneS
Torn* River Christ Church Library
2>080 vols, Mrs L C. Cowdrlck
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Town of Union Free Public Library
5,683 vols Ida F Rogers
Tienton Free Public Library
56 889 vols Howard L Hughes
Trenton New Jersey State Library
60,000 vols Henry C Buchanan
Trenton State Normal Library
6 000 vols Martha F Nelson
Tnckerton Public Library
1,800 vols Eliza Stewart
Vlncentown Public Library
1,600 vols S S Herbert
Vfneland Free Public Library
7,000 vols Minnie G Clark
Vfneland Historical & Antiquarian Soa
9,000 vols Franfc D Andrews
Weehawken Free Public Library
8,500 vols Frank C Stuke
Weatfleld Public Library
6,600 vols Gertrude T Barr
West Rofcolcen Free Public Library
8 627 vols Paul M Konert
Wharton Free Public Library
2,100 vols Anne E Carpenter
Whinpany Roberts Memorial Library
1,500 vols M E Shlpman
Woodbine Public Library
2,000 vols B Brailowsky
Woodbrldare Barren Library
4,000 vols Anthony Schroder
Woodburv Deptford Inst Free Lib
7 000 vols Mrs Elizabeth R Johnson
Woodstown Pileagrove T'w'p Lib Ass'n
3,760 vols Frances D Fogg
NEW MEXICO
Albuquerque University of N Mez Lib
9,300 vols Delia J Sisler
Albnquerane Public Library
8,600 vols Nell M. Wetter
Artesfa Public Library
1,000 vols Miss Williamson
Bast Las Vegas Carnegie Library
7 000 vols Mrs Mary Chapman
Gallup Public Library
2 000 vols Jennie Gonzales
Las Vesas Carnegrie Library
3,000 vols Rebecca Rolan
Las Veffas State Normal Unlv Library
5,000 vols Arthur Van Home
Roswell Carnegie Library
3 650 vols Mrs E H Skipwith
Santa Fe Public Library
1,800 vols
Santa Fe St Michael's College Library
6,700 vols Brother Patrick
Socorro School of Mines Library
8,000 vols
State College Agricultural Coll Lib
15,386 ols Josephine Morton
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Adams Free Library
4 000 \ ols Mrs Mary L Bell
Addlson Publio Library
4,590 vols W B Barron
Albany Free Library
9,479 vols Jane Brower
Albany New Tork State Library
350000 vols James I Wyer, Jr
Albany R R. Y M C A. Library
2,100 vols. J L B Sunderlin
Albany Union Free Library
10,000 vols Augusta B Walsh
Albany Young Men's Ass'n Library
19,681 vols B Elizabeth Barker
Albany State Normal School Library
Mary A McClelland
Albany Y. M. C A Library
6,700 vols William T Cook
Albany Y W C A Library
2,000 vols Elizabeth Wheldon
Albany (West) R R Y M C A. Lib.
1.000 vols H M Space
Albion Swan Library
12 000 vols Lillian A Achilles
Alden Ewell Free Library
4 400 vols Ellen A Parker
Alexandria Bay Holland Library
2,700 \ols Elizabeth A Rowley
Alfred University Library
25,000 vols C R Clawson
Allen's Hill Free Circulating: Library
1,000 vols Emma G Allen
Almond Twentieth Century Club Lib
Lelah S. Adams
Amftyvllle Free Library
1 700 vols Helen E Badger
Amsterdam Free Library
16,000 vols Mrs Jennie Coe Moore
Andover Free Library
1,562 vols Mrs J M. Brundage
Angelica Free Library
4,436 vols Mrs Mary C Horner
Annandale Hoffman Library St Ste-
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17,000 vols. D F Davidson
Antwerp Free Library
3,500 Mrs W S Augsbury
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Louise M. Ladd
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1,000 vols Elizabeth M Hurlbut
Athens D R Evarts Library
Mrs Mary B Van Loan
Attica Stevens Memorial Library
8,000 vols Laura E Leland
Auburn Seymour Library
24,000 vols Elizabeth Porter Clarke
Aurora Public Library
4,123 vols Dr Walter I Lowe
Aurora Cleveland Library Wells Coll
1,280 vols
Ada V Walla
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8,500 vols
Hannah L Underbill
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Bath Soldiers' and Sailors' Home Lib
7,000 vols F W Try on
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1,000 vols Elizabeth Smith
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Mrs Mary N Clark
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4,907 vols Ella Sortore
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30,216 vols W F Seward
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2,450 vols Mrs Ella Williams
Bolton Landing Bolfon Free Library
2,800 vols Mrs Etta In graham
Boonvllle Erwin Library and Institute
4,148 vols. Alice D Freeman
Brewgter Public Library
2,604 vols Hattie J Cox
Brldttehampton Hampton Library
7,484 vols Helen Hull
Bristol Free Library
1,000 vols Mrs Carrie H Perry
Brockport Normal School Library
12,968 vols S Janette Reynolds
Brocton Ahira Hall Memorial Library
1,500 vols Mrs Eliza S Skinner
Bronxvtlie Public Library
5,580 vols Mrs Mary D Sherman
Brooklyn Publio Library
735,848 vols Frank P Hill
Brooklyn Long Island Hist Soc Lib
80,000 vols Emma Toedteberg
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
20,000 vols Susan A Hutchinson
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute Lib
10 000 vols George S Collins
Biooklyn Central Y M C A Library
9,700 vols William H Cougrhlin
Brooklyn Y W C. A. of Brooklyn Lib
14 300 vols Fannie D Fish
Brooklyn Pratt Institute Free Library
100,000 vols Edward F Stevens
Brooklyn Adelphi College Library
15 000 vols Mabel Farr
Buffalo Public Library
306,725 vols Walter L Brown
Buffalo Grosvenor Publio Library
97 000 vols Frederick C Wood
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41,000 vols Mrs A A Andrews
Buffalo Y M. C A. Library
Buffalo StaSte Normal Librar^ Mlll6r
4,000 vols Grace Viele
Cambridge Public Library * l61*
2,000 vols Ethel Law
Camden Library Association
3,532 vols Anna More
Canaan Publio Library
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8,419 vols Julia M. Perkins
Oanandalraa Wood Library Ass'n
5.075 vole Sara N. Lee
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Oanlsteo Wimodaughslan Free Lib
3,000 vols Mary Mills
Canton Free Library
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22,000 vols Eleanor Poste
Carmel Literary Union Library
3 272 vols Clayton Ryder
Carthage Free Library
2,150 vols Elizabeth Dickson
Cafctleton Public Library
1,800 vols (Volunteer)
Cattekill Public Library
9,100 vols Emily F Becker
Cazenovta Public Library
11,748 vols Elizabeth B Needham
Cazenovla Seminary Library
3,535 vols
Chatham Public Library
8,652 vols Mrs Sarah H Woodbridgre
Chautauqua Library Union
46,000 vols C W Gill
Chantanqna Free Library
1,855 vols Mrs J L Maynard
Ghazy Public Library
1,945 vols Mrs Julia Gilbert
Cherry Valley Public Library
2,boO \oifa Mollie Suthff
Cheater Free Library
1 246 vols Mrs Abble F
Claverack Free Lib. & Bead. R
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Mrs. Fannie H Williams
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1,886 vols A F Hays, Sec
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5,160 vols Sarah Morris
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53,713 vols Joseph D Ibbotson
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Elmer B Bell
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1 000 vols Henry McKinley
Cooporstown Union Library
5,000 vols Florence P Thompson
Corning- Free Library
9,685 vols Grace Ingersoll
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isoovoli HC Wood worth
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11,000 vols R Elliott Owens
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1,000 vols Mary Swartout
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2 495 vols Mrs W B Wyman
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4 600 'vols Mrs Elizabeth W Sheldon
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4,854 vols Susie M. Parker
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6 000 vols Stanley S Kilkenny
Diamond Point Hlllvlew frree Library
Ethel Klnney
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3 250 vols Louise V Miller
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10,680 vols Jennie Harriet Kennedy
Dunkirk Free Public Library
12,000 vols Carlina M Monchow
East Bloomfleld Union School Library
2,100 vols Neil D Cranmer
Bast Chatham Public Library
1*514 vols P R. Bogardus
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8,500 vols Ettie C Hedges
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1 250 vols Violetta Overton
Bant Rockaway Balseley Free Library
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4,007 vols Mrs L J Cornell
Ellzabethtown Library Association
2,497 vols Mary E Hale
Ellenville Public Library
5,226 vols Mrs. Elinor Demarest
Hlmira Steele Memorial Library
18 500 vols Mrs Kate Deane Andrew
Elmlra College for Women Library
11,000 vols H A Hamilton
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3,500 vols Mrs K M. Knapp
Fairport Public Library
4,000 vols Ida M Cheesbrough
Flllmore Wide Awake Club Library
1,097 vols. Mrs Eva L. Mo ran
Fiahera Island Library Association
2,000 vols. F E Hlne
Fordham University Library
40,000 vols Kev Michael P Hill
Foreatport Liter'y & Social Union Lib
1.137 vols Laura Utley
Fort Plain Free Library
1,970 vols Ella B. Zlelley
Frankfort Free Library
3 900 vols Anna B Piper
Frankllnvllle Free Library
3.138 vols Caroline 0- Ely
Fredonia Darwin R, Barker Lib Ass'n
11,100 vols Florence S Hall
Fredonia State Normal School Library
2,000 vols.
Freeport Public Library
2 600 vole. Alice B. Rog&n
Friendship Free Library
4,322 vols Mrs Anna G Hlnnian
Fulton Public Library
7,600 vols Florence V Foray th
Fnltonvllle Starin Library
2,103 vols, Henrietta T. CTOSB
Geneaeo Wadsworth Library
19.392 vols Ethel M Frazer
Qeneseo State Normal School Library
12 GOO vols Ida M Hemans
Geneva Free Library
6,00*0 vols Margaret A Hayes
Geneva Hobart College Library
65,600 vols H H Yearn es
Ghent Public Library
Agnes J. Russell
GlIhertBvllle Free Library
1,907 vols Mrs Delora A. Daniel*
Glen Cove Public Library
7,300 vols Eugenia C Thorae
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Glenhaven Public Library
1,355 vols May Foster
Glen* Falls Crandall Free Library
11,650 vols Gertrude Fuiguson
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80,000 vols Lucy Edel
Goshen Library and Historical Society
3,000 vols F Adele Masters on
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8,829 vols Mrs Clara J Vosburg
Gouverneur Readme Room Association
5.138 vols Nettie B Rutherford
Granamsvllle Daniel Pierce Library
1,182 vols Myrtle Grant
Granvflle Pember Library and Museum
3,969 vols Irving Wynkoop
Greene Moore Memorial Library
5,920 vols, Mary Arthur Summers
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1,750 vols Elizabeth L Deale
Greenwich Free Library
2,893 vols Eva G Shanks
Greenwood Free Library
1,000 vols Mrs Cora C Williamson
Griffin Corners Skene Library
2,217 vols Mrs Elizabeth Muir
Groton Public Library
4,785 vols Ellen A Brown
Hatnes Falls Free Library
3,000 tols Lavina E Greene
Hamburg Free Library
2,500 vols Amanda C Michael
Hamilton Public Library
3,700 vols May Coman
Hamilton Colgate University Library
70000 vols D F Estes
Hammondftport Public Library
3,623 vols. Laura Ide Bailey
Harrison Free Library
Maude "W Shore
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6,000 vols Prof J L Kistler
Haverstraw King's Daughters' Pub Lib
3,754 vols Mary E Van Or den
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12,500 vols Edith M Sheaf
Highland Falls Public Library
2,130 vols Helen A Shottenkirk
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3,000 vols Mrs G M Klnney
Hilton Public Library
2,148 vols Andrew Albiker
Honeoye Public Library
Alice L Ashley
Hoosfck Falls Public Library
5 264 vols Michael J Dillon
Hornell Public Library
19,000 vols. Mary B "Windsor
Homer Phillips Free Library Ass'n
4,000 vols Mrs Mary A. Ferguson
Howard Free Library
Mrs D Ray Bennett
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17,164 vols Anna H Perkins
Irvlngton Giteau Library
4,530 vols Lucile R. Townsend
Isllp St Mark's Public Library
1,000 vols Florelle Smith
Ithaca City Library
30,000 vols Charles M Tyler
Ithaca Cornell University Library
422,000 vols George William Harris
Ithaca Same's Reference Library
2 001 vols Andrew C White
Ithaca Flower Veterinary Library
4,130 vols F B van Zandt
Jamaica State Normal School Library
3,050 vols Roland S Keyser
Jamaica Queens Borough Public Lib
164,067 vols Jessie F Hume
Jamestown Jas Prendergast Free Lib
24,000 vols Lucia Tiffany Henderson
Jamestown Y M C. A. Library
1,800 vols
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13 223 vols Katharine M Seaman
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2,500 vols Elizabeth A Bell
Katonah Village Imp Society Library
3,191 vols Matilda Ryan
Keene Valley Public Library
1,850 vols Mrs Tennie I* Scanlon
Kenka Park Keuka College Public Lib
4,700 vols Eva B Taylor
Kingston Ponckhockie Pub Library
2,101 vols Sadie £3 Schutt
Kingston City Library
7,676 vols Marion Herbert
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4,500 vols. Mary C Hubbell
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4,011 vols Laura E White
Lancaster Public Library
2,125 vols Miss A E Thatcher
LeRoy Library Association
3,000 vols Charlotte J Carman
Lewlston Free Library
3,115 vols Eugenia C Murphy
Liberty Public Library
2,200 vols Helen Weyrauch
Wttle Falls Public Library
9,000 vols Mabel E Richards
Little Oenessee Genesee Library
1,000 vols Ida B Coon
Livingston Free Library
r.lvew.,1 Public Llbrar£°ra
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1,419 vols Frances Lott
Locust Valley Public Library
, _ .„ „ „,,_ Bertha Whiting
Lowville Free Library
1,082 vols Anna BJ, Crawford
yons Union School Library
6,000 vols F H Gardner
jyons Falls Free Library
1,000 vols cora Cooke
HcGraw Lament Memorial Free Lib
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Malone Wadhams Reading- Circle
3,000 vols Louise Merritt
Mandalln Tivoli Public Library
1,031 vols Amanda Rockefeller
Marathon Peck Memorial .Library
5,600 vols J. W Livingston
Marlboro Public Library
1.602 vols Martha Jackson
Maasepqua De Lancy Floyd- Jones Free
Library
2,391 vols Mabel Pennell
Masaena Public Library
2,700 vols. Helen M Andrews
Matteawan Howland Cir Library
8,000 vols Nancy M Lamont
Mattltuck Free Library
3,8/4 vols Cora Jackson
Mechanlc0ville Public Library
2,000 vols L B Blakeman
Medina Public Library
2,000 vols Grace L Rugg
Mlddletown Public Library
I4,<a»5 vols. Mary K. Van Keuren
Mlddletown Leonora S Bolles Memorial
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9,129 vols William B Bwer
AUllbrook Free Library
2,118 vols Marlon 8 Morse
Milton Sarah Hull Hallook Free Lib.
2,500 vols Mrs George S Clarke
Mohawk Public Library
3,000 vols Grace L Davis
Montour Falls Memorial Library
2,600 vols Mrs. Frances H. Shepard
Montour Fall* Cook Academy Library
2,696 vols Grace Cook
Moravia Powers Library
7,000 vols Mrs Sarah A C Butler
Morrtotown Public Library
2,000 vols. Irene C. Pierce
Morrlavllle Public Library
2,030 vols Mrs Minda E Whitmore
Mt Klsco Free Library
4,064 vols Cynthia M Emery
Mt. Morrta Public Library
Mabel Knappenberg
Mt. Veraon Public Library
27,850 vols Frances D Thomson
Naplea High School Libarry
2,738 volg George A. Bolles
Nassau Free Library
2,500 vols Mrs Leila F Huested
New Berlin Library Association
New Brighton Winter Mem Library
12,500 vols Miss G M W Caldwell
4,500 vols. Mary I White
New Hampton Denton Library
1,000 vols Edla Denton
New Palta State Normal School Lib
7,000 vols Faye MacFerran
New Palta Free Library
Mrs Catharine jSohoonroaker
New Roehelle Public Library
29,521 vola Jessie F Brainard
Ne,w York Pub. Lib Circulating Dept
1,785,093 vols. Edwin H Anderson
New York Mercantile Library Asan
250,000 vols W T Peoples
New Vork N Y Society Library
.100,000 vols Frank B Bigelow
New York — continued
New York Bethany Memorial Free Lib
4,000 vols. Arthur B. Churchman
New York Columbia University Lib.
516,350 vols W Dawson Johnston
New York Bryson Lib Teachers' Coll
70,000 vols Elizabeth G Baldwin
New York Coll of the City of N Y Lib
61,000 vols Henry E Bliss
New York New Yoi k University Lib
73,500 vols Belle Corwm
Wew York Barnard College (Weed) Lib
79,000 vols Bertha L Rockwell
New York Cooper Union Library
50.000 vols F A Curtis
Xew York Century Association Library
11,500 vols Charles W Gordon
Wew York Y M C A Library (28d St )
10,762 vols A A Clarke
JVew York Y. M. C, A R. R. Branch Lib.
19,526 vols Wilbert L. McKinlay
New York Y. W C A. Library
38.000 vols Jeanle M. Buhner
New York Manhattan College Library
11,000 vols
New York Coll of St Francis Xavier
125,600 vols John M Fox, S J
New York Union Theological Sem Lib
91,524 vols. William W Rockwell
New York Library of the Normal ColL
18,000 vols. Edith Rice
New York Historical Society Library
125,000 vols Robert H. Kelby
New York American Mus of Nat Hist
60,000 vols R W Tower
New York N Y Botanical Gardens
25,000 vols John H Barnhart, M D
New York University Club Library
28,124 vols A W Colton
Newark Free Public Library
10,294 vols. Sue A. Saltsman
Newark Valley Tappan-Spaulding Mem
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4,818 vols Mrs Amelia L Prentice
Newbnrgh Free Library
41,864 vols Thomas M Hawthorne
ewbnrgh Balmville Free Cir Lib
1,200 vols. Sarah E Schoonxaaker
Newfield Public Library
1,817 vols Miss Dora M. Ham
Niagara Fall* Public Library
24,774 vols Jennie A Wttmer
Niagara Fall* Niagara University Lib
20,000 vols Felix Dronet
Nineveh Public Library
2,000 vols Mrs Flora T Horton
North Barton Burton Free Library
1,620 vols Mrs Llbbie J Cornell
North Java Free Library
1,000 vols. Mrs. Gertrude Adams
North Tonawanda Public Library
11,000 vols Mrs Mary T Warren
Norwich Guernsey Memorial Library
11,047 vols N Louise Ruckteshler
Bell Memorial Library
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Public Library
6,038 vols. Helen L, Powell
gdeaftbnrc Public Library
16,000 vols Mary K Hasbrouck
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12,000 vols Maud D Brooks
Onelria Public H S Library
10,000 vols Rosa M McElroy
Oneonta Normal School Library
5 000 vols Jessica C Aid en
Oneonta Public Library
12,284 vols Martha P Cope
Orwell Cogswell Free Public Library
E S Beecher
Osstnlns? Public Library
7,067 vols. Margaret Acker
Opining Sing Sing Prison Library
1,200 vols Rev Wm E Cashln, Chap]
Os-vrego City Library
16 485 vols Robert S Kelsey
Oswego State Normal Library
18 000 vols Herbert J Smith
Ovtegro Coburn Free Library
10,000 vols Jane B worthlngton
Oxford Memorial Library
6,547 vols Lillian J Emerson
Oyster Bar Free Library
4 624 vols Louise Denton
Palmyra King's Daughters' Free Lib
8,260 vols Marie Meulendyke
Patchogme Public Library
6,000 vol* Claire Sumner
Peekufcill Field Free Library
9,446 vols Julia A. Sprague
Penn Yan Public Library
8 207 vols Mrs Henrietta H Kimball
Philmont Public Library
2,600 vols William Scutt
Phoenicia Free Library
1,200 vols Belle Rawson
Plermont Free Library
2,431 vols Adelaide H Haring
Pine HIT] Morton Memorial Library
2 600 vols Janet Cornish
Pine Plains Free Library
2 686 vols Clarissa L Cole
Pinebnsh Public Library
3168 vols Mrs Joel Whitten
Plattsbnrgn Public Library
12000 vols Ernest S Hall
PIatt*bur* Normal School Library
8 000 vols Anne J OBrlen
Pleasant Valley Free Library
3 3*50 vols Mrs Nad me W Magill
Pleanantvflle Library Association
2 450 vols James A Canfleld
Poeantico Hill* Lyceum Library
1 431 vols Costella G Washb
Poplar Ridge Hazard Library
2300 vols Dexter Wheeler
Port Cheater Public Library
3 000 vols Mrs Carrie B Studwell
P°** Jefferson Free Library
3 000 vols Mrs Emma L Wells
**<"? Jervls Free Library
19407 vols Anna E Wells
PoiPioJ,elKfP|,'1 Minislnk Vallev His So Lib
1J24 vols w L Cuddeback
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6,389 vols Mrs George W Bizby
Potsdam Clarkson School Library
6 000 vols
Potsdam Normal School Library
6,000 vols Florence R. Curtis
Ponghkeensle Adriance Memorial Lib
50J22 vols John C Sickley
Ponghkeepsfe Thompson Memorial Li-
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78 000 vols Amy Louise Reed
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1,800 vols S H Foster
Randolph Helen Culver Library
3,000 vols. Grace V Wilcox
Ravena Public Library
2 500 vols Mabel Hedrlck
Red Bonk Green Wood Public Library
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Red Hook Public Library
1 266 vols Mary Loun
Reingen Didymus Thomas Library
1,000 vols Edward E Samuel
Rensselaer City Library
Elsie F Truax
Rens*elaer Bath on Hudson Pub Lib
5 000 vols Alice Aehton
Rhlnecltff Memorial Library
William W Hughes
Richfield Springs Public Library
1,871 vols Ella L Winne
Riverhead Free Library
2 600 vols Elizabeth Burton
Rockvllle Center Public Library
6,600 vols. Winona a Martin
Rome T M C A Library
2 161 vols. a F Lester
Rome Jervis Library Association
14 461 vols Eugenie Stevens
Rochester Reynolds Libra rv
6»> 000 vols Alfred S Polling
Rochester University of Rochester Lib
62 000 vols H K Phinnev
Rochester Rochester Hist Soc Library
5 500 vols R T Webster
Rochester Theological Semlnarv 1Mb
39 904 vols Glenn B Ewell
Rouses Point Dodge Memorial Library
3 000 vols Mary A Spear
Roxhnrv Public Library
2 41 4 vols Mrs Fannie M Preston
Rnflsell Public Library
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St Jonnsvllle Reaney Memorial Library
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Sacket Harbor Hay Memorial Library
« ^ „ , Gladvs E Whalen
Sag Harbor John Jermam P L
1,000 vols Mrs Olive Young
Salem Bancroft Public Library
9 000 vols Frances F Leighton
Saranac Lake Free Library
« W D McNeil
Saratoara Springs Public Library
4 279 vols T. R, Knell
SaiiKertles Public Library
7,630 vole Alfda A MacAdam
Scbenectadv Free Public Library
31,127 vols Henry Glen
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Schenectady Union College Library
41,000 vols UeWltt Clinton
Schuylervlllc Free Library
3,600 vols Mrs Mary E C Qow
Sclo Free Library ^ M m .
Mrs Blma Smith
Seacllff Public Library
2,357 vols May Dlbbell
Seneca Fall* Mynderse Library
6,000 vols Ellen F "Wickes
Sharon Springs Free Library
Blanche Smith
Shelter Island Public Library
6,105 vols Miriam E Beebe
Sherman Minerva Free Library
4,400 vols Florence Hawley
Sherbnrne Public Library
5,604 vols Martha R. Merrihew
Sfcortsvllle M M. Buck Free Library
1,500 vols Mrs Sara Buck
Sidney Public Library
6,500 vols Sarah M Tabor
Slnclalrville Free Library,, ^ ^ .
1 818 vols Mrs Alice Y. BrlggB
Skaneateles Library Association
13,000 vols. Lydia A. Cobane
Smlthtown Public Library
3,400 vols Cornelia H Peck
SolTay Carnegie Public Library
4 700 vols Cornelia Mertens
South Dansville Ladies' Free Library
1,203 vols Mrs J M La Monte
South Otsellc Public Library
1,000 \ols Clifford A Stanton
South Salem Public Library
1,600 vols Rosa M Smith
Southampton Rogers Memorial Library
11,423 vols Julia W. Foiter
Sonthold Free Library
3,500 vols Mrs A A Spooner
Sprlngvtlle Public Library
7,400 vols Lucy A. Benaley
Stamford Village Library M ^^
Stockton M E Seymour Mem Free Lib
3 900 vols Mrs F Florelle Seymour
Syracuse Public Library, ,-_,,,-
100.200 vols Ezekiel W Mundy
Syracuse Syracuse University
58,000 vols BE Sperry
Tarrytown Young Men's Lyceum Lib
9 000 vols Flora C Millard
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Thousand Maud Park Public Library
1,700 vols Mrs Vira Cupernall
Tlconderoga Public Library
3 045 vols Mabel F Maloom
Tomklns Cove Public Library
2 005 vols Thomas J. Wagner
Tonawanda Public Library
7 471 vols Mrs Ada M Rork
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10,600 vols Harriet R Peck
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1 500 vols Ellen
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2,581 vols Hannah Patterson
Union Springs Sprlngport Free Library
3,600 vols Henry C Hackett
TJtlca Public Library
68,310 vols Caiolme M "Underbill
Utlca Oneida Historical Society Library
8,100 vols Dana W Bigelow
Valley Falls Free LlbTary
Mrs Ida 6 Crapo
Van Etten Public Library
1 200 vols Martin P Corwln
Vemon Public Library
2,434 vols Frank Stuhlman
Wadham* Free Library
1,000 vols Mrs C M Sherman
Walden Public Library
1,250 vols Ethel Leeming
Walton W B Ogden Free Library
3 769 vols Mrs Eugenia Smith
Wapingers Falls Grinnell Library
8,000 vols Jessie Blythe
Warrenaburs Richards Library
5 570 vols Mary S Crandall
Warsaw Public Library
6,895 vols Helen M. Cameron
Warwick Y M C A. Library
1,122 vols Fannie B Smith
Waterford Public Library
4,000 vols Maud ESvelyn
Waterloo Library and Historical Soc.
7,441 vols Lulu M. Clark
Watervllle Public Library
3,800 vols Ella Borden
Watertovm Flower Memorial Library
28,000 vols Samuel A Hayt
Watklna Public Library
4,500 vols Mrs Harriet R Noble
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10,877 vols Fannie B Crlttenden
West Hebron Hebron Free Library
1,000 vols Mary J Gary
West Point TT S Military Academy
66,000 vols Edward S Holden
West Wlnfield Free Library
8,249 vols. H H Crumb
Westefaester Huntington Free Library
6 000 vols Emma Katharine Yolz
Westfleld Patterson Library
19,080 vols Sarah H Ames
Westhampton Beach Free Library Ass'n
3t234 vols Augusta S Meeker
Westport Library Association
4,047 vols. Mary H Bddy
Whitehall Free Library
2,512 vols Esther L Adams
Whlteplafns Public Library
6 641 vols Clara F Hopper
WffllamsTiUe Free Library
3 600 vols Cora N Summers
Wyoming Free Circulating Library
6 646 vols Evelyn Parke
Yonkers Public Library -»«*-***
18 710 vols Helen M. Blodgett
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10,000 vols Grace McH Jones
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2,264 vols Alfred H. Stubbs
l»heville Pack Memorial Library
11,000 vols Grace McH Jones
tsbeville Nor and Collegiate Inst Lib
1,700 vols. Miss Mary F Hickock
AjBbeviUe Riverside Industrial Club
1,200 vols Hallie Griffin
Beaufort St, Paul's School Library
3,000 vols. Mrs B N Strother
Belmont St Mary's College Library
10 500 vols Rev F Thomas
Chapel Hill Univ of North Carolina Lib
C/,500 vols Louis R Wilson
Charlotte Carnegie Library Biddle Univ
8,000 vols Rev C H Shute
Charlotte Y M C A. Library
2,685 vols
Clinton Public Library
1,000 vols G B Strickland
Concord Public Library
3,000 vols Mrs J D Lentz
DavidBon Union Library Davidson Coll
28,688 vols Cornelia Shaw
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5,000 vols Mrs Gnggs
Durham Trinity College Library
44,053 vols J P Breedlove
Elon College Library
4 000 vols Larlie May Taylor
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5,000 vols Bettie D Caldwell
Greensboro A & M College Library
Martin Goms
Greensboro State Normal School Library
7,500 vols Annie F Petty
Gnllford College Library
7,032 vols Julia B White
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1,000 vols Mrs Piatt Pierson
Highland* Hudson Free Library
1,000 vols Miss Albertina Staub
Ledger Good- Will Free Library
8,000 vols A W Willis
Lenoir Pioneer Library
3 300 vols G W F Harper
Marlon Public Library
1,000 vols Margaret Winslow
Mara Hill College Library
Zach P Mitchell
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5,000 vols Frances Hamerton
Newton Catawba Collegre Library
3,500 vols Mary C Stahr
Raleigh North Carolina State Library
46,000 vols M O Sherrill
Raleigh Olivia Raney Library
7,507 vols Jennie H. Coffin
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5 300 vols William C Graver
Raleigh Meredith College Library
4,145 vols
Wake Forest College Library
19 278 vols Louise P Helms
Waahmgton Public Library
3,500 vols Mrs B D Betts
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2,150 vols Amelia F Butler
West Raleigh College of Agri Library
7,500 vols Mrs C M Williamson
Wilmington Public Library
5,000 vols
Winston-Salem Carnegie Library
10,000 vols Mrs Mary C Praether
Winaton-Salem Academy and Coll Lib.
10,000 vols Mary E Meinung
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Mr* Minnie C Budlong, Director, The
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15,000 vols Minnie C Budlongr
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3,000 vols W L Stoekwell
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1,000 vols Mrs A F Hill
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1,200 vols
Devils Lake Carnegie Public Library
4,000 vols Anna Sprung
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1,600 vols Josephine Hargrave
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Gabriella C Brendemuhl
Fargo Public Library
10,000 vols. Amy A Bosson
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5,250 vols Alice Sargent
Fargo North Dakota Agri College idb.
24,g«8 vols Ethel McVelty
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3,000 vols Frank J Thompson
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1,000 vols L. J Kaasa
Grand Forks Unlv of North Dakota Lib
48,647 vols C W Sumner
Grand Fork* Public Library
7,000 vols Eline Ljungberg
Lldgerwood Public Library
1,000 vols
Rfandan Public Library
1,500 vols Elizabeth Draper
Hayvllle Public Library
5 100 vols Dagny Ylvisaker
Valley City State Normal School Lib
3 500 vols Phebe Parker
Wahpeton State School of Science Lib
5,000 vols Lilian Mirick
Wllliaton James Mem Library
1,500 vols Bessie R Baldwin
OHIO
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J H Newman, Secretary, State Li-
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Ada Ohio Northern University Library
17,000 vols JR H Schoonover
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Akron Public Library
30,000 vols M P Edgerton
Akron Bierce Library Univ of Akron
10 000 vols Rena B Pindley
Alliance Carnegie Free Library
11 000 vols Pearl B Miller
Alliance Mt Union-Scio College Library
13,000 vols H D Simpson
Amhcrst Public Libiary
1 500 vols Miss Neiding
Athens Ohio University Library
27,000 vols Charles G Matthews
A»hland Library Association
2,250 vols Nellie L Stevens
Afthtabula Free Public Library
7 432 vols B J MacDowell
Barber ton Barber Library
5,000 vols Mrs Mary Toplin
Berea Baldwin-Wallace College Lib
3,000 vols Theodore Rodemeyer
Bellevne Carnegie-Stahl Public Library
7,500 vols Emma Sutter
Bryan Public Library
5,500 vols Alice M. Walt
Snefru* Public Library
3,670 vols A M. McCracken
Cadiz Public Library
7,000 vols Isabella McConnell
Cambridge Public Library
6 000 vols Martha G Robins
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2,000 vols Margaret Simpson
Canton Public Library Association
22 054 vols Mary P Martin
Cardlngton Ladies' Public Library
1,700 vols Clara Banker
Carey Dorcas Carey Public Library
4,800 vols Margie Sutphen
Cedarville Carnegie Library
3,718 vols Florence E Forbes
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3,800 vols Myrtle Crockett
Cellna Shakespere Public Library
1,030 vols Elizabeth Cook
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1 500 vols Kathryn Geiger
Chllllcothe Public Library
25,360 vols Burton E Stevenson
Cincinnati Public Library
443 745 vols N D C Hodges
Cincinnati Young Men's Mercantile Lib
75,000 vols Wm B A. Taylor
Cincinnati Hebrew Union College Lib
35 000 vols Adolph S Oko
Cincinnati Day Lib Ohio Mech 's Inst
30 000 vols Louise Mary Reinke
Cincinnati University of Cincinnati Lib
66 528 vols Charles Albert Read
Cincinnati Historical and Phil Soc Lib
24 132 vols L Belle Hamltn
Cincinnati Lloyd Library and Museum
3«,000 vols Edith Wycoffi
Clrclevllle Public Library
17,000 vols Mary Wilder
Cleveland Case Library
70,000 vols John William Perrin
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487 398 vols William H Brett
Cleveland Western Reserve Univ Lib
107,300 vols George Franklin Strong
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Case Soh of Tech Lib
10 330 vols Arthur S Wriffht
Columbus Public Library wngnt
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150,000 vols j H Newman
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125,900 vols Olive Jones
Conneaut Carnegje Library
5,000 vols Marie T Brown
Coihocton Public Library *rown
11 100 vols Joseph Love
Dayton Public Library and Museum
53 000 vols Linda M Clatworthy
Defiance Public Library
16,103 vols Jewel Fouke
Delaware City Library
9,000 vols Mrs Margaret Lahr
Del^are °?io Wesleyan University Lib
65,084 vols Russel B Miller
Cast Liverpool Carnegie Public Library
9,120 vols Harriet Goss
Eaton Public Library
3,490 vols Mrs Llda Griswold
Elyrla Library
25,000 vols Marian E Comings
Flndlay Public Library *
8,000 vols Mary B Morrison
Findlay College Library
3,000 vols W H Guyer
FoBtorla Public Library Association
3,500 vols Ella Robbing
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r* V.'***i?&. T Harriet A. Gast
Gallon Public Library
3,767 vols Estella B Coyle
Galllpollft Public Library *
6,880 vols Mrs Addie A Vanden
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40,000 vols Ellen D Devol
Geneva Platt R Spencer Memorial Lib
3,000 vols Mrs V A Wheaton
GermantoTOn Public Library
4,037 vols Adelaide Taylor
Glendale Lyceum
3,938 vols Louise Halsted
Granvllle Dennison University Library
38 000 vols Mrs Kate S Himes
Greenville Carnegie Library
14 000 vols Minnie J Rontzong
Hamilton Lane Free Library
11 000 vols Hattie S James
Hfllflboro Public Library
7,868 vols Clara B Perln
Hiram College Library
12 370 vols Emma Olive Ryder
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6,200 vols Winifred Morton
Jackjton Public Library
4 000 vols Maroella Harding
Jefferson Citizens Library
4,000 vols. Jessie M Allen
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4 377 vols Bessie ft Kent
Keuton Public Library
3,180 vols Margaret Rogers
Lancaster Public Library
10,500 vols Miss L Busby
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Lebanon Public Library
7,000 vols Jennie Unglesby
Lima Public Library
10,000 vols. Miss Lyle Barter
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4,000 vols Mrs M P Springer
Lockland Public Libiary
1,500 vols Irene Patterson
Logan Public Library
4,000 vols Margaret Soumenig
London Carnegie Public Library
6,000 vols Aiabelle March
Loraln Public Library
3,570 vols Elizabeth K. Steele
Manchester Public Libraiy
1,000 Mils Mary Stableton
Mansfield Public Library
17,000 vols Martha Mercer
Marietta Public Library
14,350 vols Wilha D Cotton
Marietta College Library
61,000 vols Minnie M Orr
Marlon Public Library
4,500 vols Sada Hume
Mar}«vtlle Free Public Library
4,000 vols Lillian Hobb
Maflsillon McClymond's Public Library
14,000 vols Charlotte D Leavitt
Medina Franklin Sylvester Library
1,500 vols Eva Johns
Milan Township Library
2,337 vols Louise A. Hawley
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1,000 vols Mabel Lewis
Mount Vernon Public Library
7,340 -vols Ethel Marjorie Knapp
>ew Concord Muskingum-Guernsey Lib
10,000 vols Alexander H Wright
Aeu Philadelphia Public Library
6,000 vols Helen Hoover
New Stralt»vllle Public Library
3,400 vols Mrs. E S Martin
Newark Circulating Library
4,329 vols L M. Smith
Norfolk Young Men's Library & R. R
9 131 vols Lucy E Strutton
Oberlln College Library
135,000 vols Azariah S Root
Orr^Hie Public Library
2,000 vols Ralph Wmterstein
Oxford Miami Umveisity Library
30 000 vols Samuel J Brandenburg
Palneavllle Mathews Public Library
8,000 vols Margaret Kilbourne
Perrjsburgf Way Public Library
10 376 vols Helen Bowers
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1,800 vols Emma McQuiggr
Portsmouth Public Library
25,000 vols Nana A. Newton
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5,216 vols Helen S Carey
Carnegie Public Library
ols Edna A Holzaepfel
nnn M*Fvin Memorial Lib
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Springfield Wittenberg College Library
16 000 vols Grace Prince
Steubenvllle Carnegie Library
12,050 vols Beatrice M. Kelly
Tiffin Public Library
10,694 vols Jessie D Hershiser
Tiffin Heidelberg University Library
3,000 vols Albert D Keller
Toledo Public Library
94,601 vols Willis Fuller Sewall
Tio> Free Public School Library
10,000 vols Mrs Clara D Williams
TJhrlclisTllle Twin City Public Library
4,000 vols Marvllla Cummmgs
Urbana Public Library
10,000 vols Mrs Harriet C Milne
Van Wert Brumback Library
29,00u vols Anna L Holding
Warren Public Library
18 254 vols Cornelia G Smith
Washington Carnegie Public Library
5,600 vols Bess. M. Kerr
WauBeon Public Library
4 075 vols Maiy S Hunt
Wellington Public Library
8,100 vols Edith E Robinson
Wellsvllle Public Library
3,000 vols
West Mentor Mentor Village Library
2,620 vols Mrs M C Angler
VVesterrille Carnegie Library
2,000 vols Clara Shuler
Westerville Otterbein University Lib
13,000 vols Tirza L Barnes
WUberforee University Library
6,600 vols Ambrose W Asbury
WUlonghby Free Public Library
4,877 vols Georgia Crobaugh
Wilmington Public Library
4,500 vols Minnie Farren
Wlndham Township Library
1,000 vols C V Helen
Woodsfleld Public Library
1,170 vols
Wooater Public Library
7 910 vols Myrtle M Allen
Wooater University of Wooster Library
30,000 vols Thomas K Davis
Xenla Library Association
14,332 vols Etta G McEh\am
Yellow Spring* Public Library
2,000 vols, Mrs Mary E Tucker
Yellow Spring* Antioch College Library
11,000 vols Bessie L Totten
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40,000 vols Anna Louise Morse
Zanenvllle Mclntire Public Library
23,000 vols Alice Searle
OKLAHOMA
Alva Normal School Library
8,000 vols Kate Ross
Ardmore Carnegie Library
6,000 vols Mis Jones
Ardmore Hargrove College Library
1,000 vols J M. Gross
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Bacoue College Library
3 000 vols Mrs Frances A Sharp
Bartlesville Carnegie Library
3 000 vols Mabel Blakeslee
Chlckaaha Carnegie Library
5,000 vols Mrs J A Thompson
Da\f« Public Library
1 000 vols Claude Kenedy
BdmonA Normal School Library
12 000 \ols Ruby Canton
El Reno Cainegie Libraiy
5,000 vols Elizabeth Sinclair
Enid Cainegie Public Library
10,000 vols Mildred Bailey
Enid Phillips University Library
3 300 vols Nelle F Home
Gnthrie Carnegie Library
12000 vols Mrs B 0- McBride
Gut In e Oklahoma State Library
15,000 vols S 0 Daws
Kingfisher College Library
5 60J vols J Fetvssell
Mangum Western Baptist College Lib
5,000 vols Eugene Smith
Mc\l<»*»Ur Carnegie Library
8 000 vols Mrs Chailes Hayden
Norman University of Okla Library
20 ('00 \ols Jesse L Rader
Oklahoma CItv Carnegie Library
23,815 vols Edith Allen Phelps
Oklahoma City Epworth Seminary Lib
1,500 vols B. M. Drake
Perri Cainegie Library
1 000 vols
Ponca Cainegie Library
1,000 vols Marion Lutterloh
Suaunee Carnegie Libiary
8 000 vols
Still v»nter Oklahoma Agri College Lib
12,000 vols Cora Miltimore
Tahhqnah Carnegie Library
1 000 vols J F Thompson
Tahlequah State Normal School Library
5,000 vols Willie Whittmore
Wentherford State Normal School Lib
6,000 vols Margaret W Quigley
OREGON
Albany College Library
3,500 vols F G Franklin
Astoria Public Library
3 000 vol<* Mrs P C Upshur
Anhland Public Library
4,000 vols Blanche E Hicks
Cor*allfA Agricultural College Library
16 000 vols Ida A Kidder
Dali-** Public Library
1,200 vols Jennie Muscot
Dalian College Library
1,500 vols T A. Taats
Eugene Public Library
2,500 vols
Enftrene Bible University Library
4 200 vols Mrs E C Sanderson
Bv»;ene University of Oregon Library
43,023 vols M H Douglass
Oregon — con tmu ed
Forest Grove Pacific University Library
15 000 vols Martha E Spafford
Hood River Public Library
2,000 vols Delia Northey
Klamath Falls Public Library
3,200 vols Bnola A Hawkins
McAIfnnillle Public Library
2,000 vols Mrs M L Barden
MeBllnnvlIle College Library
4,500 vols Miss L M. Grover
Bfonmonth Oregon State Normal Lib
3,145 vols Mabel G West
New berg Carnegie Public Library
2 000 vols Miss Langton
Pendlcton Public Library
2 600 vols Lottie Fleek
Portland Library Association
141,168 vols Mary Frances Isom
Portland Reed College Library
5,000 vols Mai da Rossiter
Salem City Library
8,000 vols Mildred Davis
Salem Oregon State Library
20,000 vols E N Gillingham
Salem Willamette University Library
6,000 vols Mary Field
The Dalles Carnegie Public Library
4,000 vols Miss Metz
Union Carnegie Public Library
1 700 vols Mrs Annie M Cochrum
Weston State Normal School Library
2,000 vols Mary Turcher
PENNSYLVANIA
Free Library Commission: T L Mont-
gromerv, Secretary, State Library*
Harrlslmrg
Alexandria Memorial Public Library
4,097 vols B P Walker
Allentown Public Library
5,000 vols Sarah Virginia Lewis
Allentovrn Muhlenburg College Lib
19112 vols Stephen G Simpson
Allentown Sophronla Literary Society
3,500 vols John Hassler
Altoona Mechanics* Library & R R. A.
50 735 •* ols Elizabeth L Snyder
Ambler Union Library
1,395 vols Eliza J Davis
Andalusia King Library
5 000 vols Frank "W Creighton
Annvtlle Lebanon Valley College Lib
6 000 vols Esther Wareheim
Ardmore Public Library
5 217 vols Edith Stadelman
Athens Athens Library
4 000 vols Helen Thurston
Beatty St. Vincent College Library
40 500 vols Rev Gerard Bridge
Beaver Public Library
3 500 vols Anna Kurtz
Beaver College Library
3,500 vols Mary H. Darragh
Beaver Fall* Geneva College Library
6,075 vols Rose Dexnorest
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Fennnylvanla — continued
Beaver Falls Carnegie Free Library
11,000 vols Hazel R. Clifton
Berwick Y M C A. Library
3*000 vols. David Wise
Bethlehem Library of the Bethlehems
9,000 vols Miss B D Burrows
Bethlehem Moravian College Library
10,000 vols Charles Lichte
Blalrtrrille Town Library
1,500 vols Miss M L Ransom
Bloonubnrff Public Library
6,808 vols Edith Patterson
Bloomsbarg State Normal School Lib
Rlla C Ritchie
Braddock Carnegie Free Library
62,000 vols George H Lamb
Bradford Carnegie Public Library
19,258 vols Susan L Sherman
Bristol Library
2,452 vols Esther Lawrence
BroTOuville Public Library Association
1,820 vols.
Bryn Mavrr College Library
71 000 vols Lois Reed
Buckingham Hugheslan Library
3,287 vols Anna G Murray
Butler Public Library
4,600 vols Clara B
California Normal School Library
7,500 vols Anna M Shutterly
CanonuslHirfir Public Library
3,500 vols
Canton Green Free Library
6,342 vols Sadie L Parsons
Carbondale Free Public Library
^ 3,000 vols W L. Tarrington
Carlfele J Herman Bosler Mem Lib
6,397 vols William Homer Ames
Carlisle Indian School Library
8,300 vols Bessie B Beach
Carlisle Dickinson College Library
37,000 vols Dr O B. Super
Carlisle Metzger College Library
1,200 vols Sarah Kate Bge
^f1??*16 An<*rew Carnegie Free Library
ri.' 1° %°. Emma L Rood
Cha*»!»e™»»«rff publ'c Library
6,000 x ols fora McKeehan
,^ffriibHr*r Wilson College Library
12,000 vols Mary L Erskine
Cheater Free Library
4,000 vols Martha Kenworthy
Chester Bucknell Library Crozer Theol
Seminary
20,000 vols Henry C Vedder
C17*?n°nn Stiate Normal School Library
7,000 vols Mary A True
UrSlnus Colleire Library
Calvin D Vniat
Carnegie Free Lib?ar?°St
« > r iu El«abeth V Clark
o"y Public Library
1,889 vols * Cora E Murray
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Donora Public Library
2,500 vols Ruth Thompson
Dojlestovm Free Public Library
4,500 vols Lucy B. Price
Duquesne Cainegie Free Library
20,000 vols Charles E Wright
E. Downlnvtovra Downingtown Lib Co.
2,000 vols Priscilla H Thomas
Bast Stroudvburg State Nor School Lib
1,200 vols. Alblna Fenner
Easton Lafayette College Library
40,000 vols Rev J F Stonecipher
Eaaton Public Library
30,000 vols Henry F Marx
Easton Y M C A Library
1,800 vols R D, Moyer
Bdlnboro State Normal School Library
12,000 vols Annie L Wilson
Ellzabethtown College Library
2,500 vols C J Rose
Brie Public Library
51,965 vols Mrs Jean Hard
Brie Villa Maria Academy Library
2,000 vols
Fallslnffton Public Library
9,000 vols Mary E Watson
Franklin Public Library
8290 vols MaryH Clarke
Galeton Public Library
3,000 vols
Germantown Friends' School Library
24,000 vols
Germantown Friends' Free Library
27,610 vols Hannah M Jones
Getty-burs? Lutheran Theol &em Lib
15,000 vols M Coover, D D
^tfiSK**8* Pennsylvania College Lib
35,000 vols K j Grimm
GreenTllie Thiel College Library
9,000 vols Rev Warren J Ellis
oye City Carnegie Free Library
7,676 vols Mrs Agnes H Hender
Hanover Public Library
3,000 vols Mabel M Chainphn
arrteburff Public Library
12,000 vols Alice ft Eaton
Pennsylvania State Library
derson
63,150 vols Allen C Thomas
Haxleton Public Library
12,000 vols Alice Wilhirerod
Hereford Literary Society Library'
1 276 vols Fred W Hu
Hollldaygburar St Fldelis College Lib
4,000 vols Rev Boniface
<"Me«i*ead Carnegie Library
46,000 vols, W F Stevens
Library
Free Library
7,500 vols
Kate W Serrill | 'ToOO %££
„ . -- vols _ „
Huntingdon Juniata College
28 000 vols Ella
Indiana Public Library
5,000 vols ._
Indiana Normal School Library
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Jenklntown Abington Library Society
12 000 vols Florence M Rldpath
Johnfttown Cambria Free Library
15,000 vols L Helen Berkey
Kane Public and School Library
2 500 vols M L Peterson
Kennett Square B'y'rd Taylor Mem Lib
4,110 vols Alice W Swayne
Kntxtown Keystone State Normal Lib
3,500 vols Charles C Boyer
Lancaster Mechanics Library
8,000 vols Percy Carpenter
Lancanter A Herr Smith Memorial Lib
10 866 vols Helen B Myers
Lancaster DePeyster Lib , F & M Coll
26,200 vols C N Heller
I<anca«ter Theological Seminary Lib
12,500 vols Prof I H DeLong
Langrhoroe Library Asssoclation
6,100 vols Ethel G Praul
Lanndowne Public Library
5,600 vols Sopnronia Beatty
Lebanon Public Library
6,800 vols Helen S Seltzer
Lewtobnrg W D Hlmmelrelch Me-
morial Library
3,790 vols T B Halfpenny
Lewlsbnrff Bucknell University Library
30 000 vols "William B Martin
Iiewlfttofvn Public Library
4 000 vols Mary Selheimer
Lincoln TTnlverflltv Vail Memorial Ll-
brarv, Lincoln University
19 000 vols Rev James Carter
Lock Haven Library Company
5,000 vols
Lock Haven State Normal School Lib
4 000 vols Caroline R Flickinger
Mannfleld State Normal Library
4,033 vols Maud I Stull
Manftfleld Free Public Library
4,000 vols Mary S Shepard
Bfanch Chunk Dlmmick Memorial Lib
10 000 vols Inez Crandle
McKeesport Carnegie Free Library
9 600 vols Mary Spear
Meadviile Art & Historical Assn Lib
6,894 vols
Meadvtlle Public Library
10,000 vols Olive M Ryder
Meadvtlle Allegheny College Library
27,500 vols Edith Rowley
Mendvflle Theological School Library
32 000 vols Walter Q Green
llechanlcfthurg Lib & Literary Assn
4 000 vols D ES Kast
Meehanlc«bnrg Irving College Library
1,000 vols Katharine Wheelock
Media Delaware Co Inst of Science
5 000 vols H K Broomall
Media Free Library
5,960 vols Rebecca Smedley, Jr
Mereer*bnr» Academy Library
3 500 vols Miss A M Fallen
MUlemvllle State Normal Library
11 300 vols Hel^n A Ganser
Mimonorahela Carnegie Library
10,000 vols Flora Jones
Morton Public Library
1,500 vols Mrs L T Davison
Pennsylvania— continued
Mt Holly Springs Amelia S Given Free
4,000 vols B Hopkins Mullin
Nazareth Public Library
2,500 vols Alida M Lyon
New Castle Public Library
5,000 vols
New Milford Pratt Memorial Library
2,500 vols Mrs U B Gillet
New Wilmington Westminster Coll Lib
12 000 vols Margaret B Mitchell
Newtown Library Company
8,000 vols William E Martindell
NorrlBtown Wm McCann Library
8 634 vols Helen A. Bomberger
North East Free Public Library
4,000 vols Rebecca M Leete
Oakmont Free Public Library
5,216 vols Blanche McHvaine
Oil City Belles Lettres Club Library
5,300 vols Mrs J S Rlcker
OH City Carnegie Public Library
13,500 vols. Emily S Glezen
Orwell Library Association
1,500 vols J M Cowles
Oierbrook St Charles Borromeo Semi-
nary Library
30,000 vols F P. Siegfried
Philadelphia Free Library
415 802 vols John Thomson
Philadelphia Mercantile Library^
190,858 vols T. Wilson Hedley
Philadelphia University of Penn. Lib
369,782 vols Morris Jastrow Jr
Philadelphia Historical Society of Penn
50,000 vols John W Jordan
Philadelphia Drexel Institute Library
38 000 vols Corinne Bacon
Philadelphia Board of Education Peda-
gogical Library
12 000 vols Ada F Llven^ht
Philadelphia Lovett Memorial Free Lib
14 139 vols Robert C Gavett
Philadelphia Mechanics* Institute Lib
10 000 vols Cora A Wisdom
Philadelphia Apprentices' Library
19,882 vols E M Bache
Philadelphia Academy of Nat Sciences
80,000 vols Edward J Nt>lan, MD
Philadelphia Amer Philosophical Soc.
62,000 vols I Mlnnis Hays
Philadelphia Athenaeum of Phila
35 000 vols Louis K Lewis
Philadelphia Friends' Free Library
10 000 vols G Holt
Philadelphia Central Y M C A Library
5 000 vols John H Bosworth
Philadelphia German Society of Penn
26,000 vols Llna Hertzog
Philadelphia Moyamenslng Literary In-
stitute Library
10,000 vols Joseph H Davis
Philadelphia Phila City Inst Library
34 774 vols Mary A Fell
Philadelphia Phila, Museums Library
23 53 9 vols John J Macfnrlane
Philadelphia Teachers' Institute Lib
20,764 vols Anna E Lindsay
Philadelphia Girard College Library
17,025 vols Mary Mecutcheon
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Philadelphia Temple University Library
9 000 vols Albert B McKinley
Pboenlxville Public Library
5,700 vols B W Fennypacker
Pittabnrg Carnegie Lib of Allegheny
100,000 vols _ Edward E Eggers
Pittftbuigr Carnegie Library of Pittsburg
400,142vols Harrison W Graver
Pltttbnrg Univ of Pittsburg Library
17 500 vols Catherine Elston
PlttBbnrgr Western Theol Sem Lib
32,000 vols Rev S J Fisher
Pltt*bnrgr Pittsburg Theol Sem Lib
16,500 vols Agnes D MaoDonald
Pfttsbnrg Penna Coll for Women Lib
3,500 vols Emma M Campbell
Pittabnrff German Library Association
12,000 vols
Pitt«ton Public Library
3,900 vols Mariana F Boss
Pott8to\vn Public Librarv
15 00ft vols Jane McCarthy
PottBville Free Public Library
7,500 vols Flora B Roberts
Punxsuta^ney Public Library
6.000 vols Adelaide Jenkins
Quafcertown Riohland Library Company
3 300 vols. Freda Haring
Reading Public Library
36 000 vols E A Howell
RJdjrwav Public Library
3,000 vols Emma Geary
Ridley Park Public Library
5 023 vols A L Deppisch
Rleffelsvflle Public Library
O80 vols Glen C Heller
RlesrelBTille Academy Library
8,587 vols E C Brlnker, Jr
Roversford Free Public Library
4 050 vols Ethel Buzby
Scranton Green Ridge Public Library
2,400 vols
Seranton Public Library
73 oon vols Henry J Carr
Selinagrove Susquehanna Univ Library
13 oon vols Frank P Manhart
Stickler Public Library
11142 xols Harriet D McCarthy
Sharon Public Library
10,750 vols Eleanor Garner
Sbertdanvllle Free Public Library
3500 vols Nellie Faloney
Shlppenahnrg' State Nor School Library
5,000 vols Ida B Quigley
Slippery Rock State Nor School Library
2 000 vols Mabel F McCarnes
South Hermitage John McAlly Library
2,000 vols (Pastor of the Church)
Sprfnff Cltv Public Library
2000 \ols Elizabeth Rogers
State College Carnegie Library, Penn
State College
46 300 ^ ola M«rtha Conner
South Bethlehem Lehlgh Univ Library
130935 vols John L Stewart
Steelton Free Library
2 500 vols L B McGinnes
Sngargrovc Seminary Library i
2,000 vols A P Kephait i
Pennsylvania — continued
Snsqnehanna Public Library _
5,700 vols Mrs M H. Boynton
Swarthmore College Library
30 000 vols J Russell Hayes
Swarthmore Friends' Historical Library
2,636 vols Arthur Beardaley
Tldlonte Public Library
1,000 vols
Tltuaville Benson Memorial Library
12,000 vols Lucy Grumblne
Towanda Public Library
7,795 vols Dora E Simpson
Union City Public Library
1,500 vols Helen Slack
Upland Crozer Theol Sem Library
20,000 vols Henry C Vedder, D D
Vandergiift Public Library
3,000 vols Jennie Mackenzie
Tlllanova College Library
12,000 vols
Wanamle Newport Township Free Lib
3,250 vols George W Coxe
"Warren Public Library
24,207 vols Mary C Weiss
WaNhlngton Citizens' Library %
15,268 vols Janet M. Clark
Washington Wash and Jeff College Lib
20 000 vols Fannie E Lowes
Waynesburg College Library
4,000 vols Mary Dinsmore
Wellsboro Green Library
2 000 vols
West Cheater State Nor School Library
16,000 vols Alice Cochran
West Cheater Birmingham Library
2,005 vols
West Cheater Public Library
10,000 vols Sarah P Bedford
Wllkea-Barre Osterhout Free Library
44 113 vols Myra Poland
TVilkea-Barre Wyom Hist & Geol Soo.
3 "5 000 vols Horace E Havden
Wllliamsport-Dickinson Seminary Lib
6,000 vols Ralph R Berger
Wllllamsport James V Brown Library
16 000 vols O R H Thomson
Wyaluslng Public Library
3 000 vols Sarah C Adams
Yardley Yardleyville Library
6 000 vols Harriet W Comly
York Public Library
10 000 vols A Wanner
York Collegiate Institute Library
3,000 vols E P Jeffers
RHODE ISLAND
State Committee on Libraries Walter
K Ranker, Secretary, State House,
Providence
Anthony Free Library
5,400 vols Myra S Anthony
Apponau& Free Library
4 378 vols Alice S Means
Arlington Public Library
3,433 vols Mary F Walker
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Ashaway Free Library
6,987 vols L R Crandall
Ashton Library Association
4,600 vols B A Webber
Auburn Public Library Association
7,403 vols, Mrs Clara L. Foster
Harrington Center Public Library
8,048 vols. Emma 3 Bradford
Block Island Free Library
3 000 vols Alfred C Blake
Bristol Rogers Free Library
19,100 vols George U Arnold
Carolina Public Library
4,561 vols. F. W. Brooks
Centerdale Union Free Library
5,240 vols Frank C. Angell
Central Falls Free Public Library
9,000 vols. Edward E Oalder
Chepachet Manton Free Public Lib
1 500 vols Martha R Fitch
Crompton Free Library
5 397 vols Sarah H Stinson
Bast Greenwich Free Library
8 441 vols Mrs Ella D Chapman
East Providence Watchemoket Free
Public Library
8,600 vols Mrs Jennie E Briggs
East Providence Riverside Free Library
5 646 vols Mary W Blodget
Edffewood Free Public Library
5,066 vols Alice W Morse
Exeter Manton Free Library
3 371 vols Florence M. Himes
Foster Tyler Free Public Library
3,686 vols Jessie H Kennedy
Georgiavllle Bern on Library
vols Clarence W Bosworth
Greenville Public Library
4,313 vols May B Lamb
Hope Public Library
1,750 vols
Hope Valley Lang-worthy Public Lib
5,469 vols Clara A. Olney
Jamestown Phllomenlan Library
7,114 vols Mrs L C Hammond
Kingston Free Library
7,020 vols Frederick A Lane
Kingston R, I Coll of Agriculture Lib
19,210 vols G E Burllngame
Lakewood Free Library
4,200 vols F B Wight
Little Compton Free Public Library
3 600 vols Mattie Field
Lonsdale Public Library
6,060 \ols Lillian M Pollett
ManvtHe Public Library
3,237 vols Mrs. A. P C Mowry
Matniiuck Robt Beverly Hale Mem Lib
3 400 vols Elvira M Perry
Middletown Free Library
1 600 vols Charlotte A. Chase
Narraffansett Pier Free Library
2 000 vols Mary K. Congdon
Xatfek Free Library
2 375 vols Aaron H. "Watson
Newport The People's Library
37,000 vols. Luella K. Leavitt
Newport Redwood Library
56,000 vols Richard Bliss
Rhode Island — continued
Newport U S Naval "War Coll Library
7,000 vols Frederick C Hicks
North Kingston Free Library
2,500 vols Addison W Zuther
North Sdtnate Public Library
3,000 vols Julia Harrington
Norwood Public Library
vols Herbert B Payne
Oak Lawn Public Library
6,096 vols. John L. Sperry
Olneyvllle Free Library
10,700 vols Mrs. H, H Richardson
Fascoaar Ladies' Fascoag Library
1,550 vols S M. Bates
Pawtucket Deborah Cook Sayles Public
Library
33,000 vols Harold T Dougherty
Peace Dale Narragansett Library Assn
13.837 vols Gertrude Whittemore
Phenlx Pawtuxet Valley Free Library
9 680 vols Mrs MEW King
Pontlac Public Library
4 000 vols Benjamin E Albro
Portsmouth Free Public Library
2 525 vols Hattle G Anthony
Providence Public Library
165,222 vols William B Foster
Providence John Carter Brown Library
20,000 vols George Parker Wmship
Providence Brown University Library
215 000 vols Harrv L Koopman
Providence R. I State Library
35,008 vols Herbert O Brigham
Providence R I. Hist 800 Library
90,000 vols Howard M Chapin
Providence State Normal Library
15,000 vols Mary B Makepeace
Providence Y M C A Library
2,500 vols H L. Calder
Providence Davis* Circulating Library
5,000 vols William A McAuslan
Providence Gregory's Circulating Lib
7,500 vols Lucy H Baker
Providence Athenaeum
78,000 vols Grace L Leonard
Riverside Free Public Library
4,398 vols Mary W Blodget
Sannderstown Willette Free Library
1,700 vols. Ruth A. Arnold
Saylesvllle Sayles Free Library
2,038 vols William T. Asquith
Shannock Clark's Mills W C T. tT Free
Library 2,060 vols Harriet S Clark
Summit Free Library
2,500 vols Caleb G- Bates
Tiverton Whlteridge Hall Free Library
4,479 vols Mary J Seabury
^Tiverton Four Corners Union Pub Lib
2,888 vols Esther J. Manchester
Valley Falls Free Public Library
2,700 vols I L Dana
Warren George Hall Free Library
8 932 vols Elizabeth Cole
Warwick League Free Library
3,850 vols Mary A S. Lane
Watchemoket Free Public Library
vols. Mrs, J H, Briggs
Westerly Public Library
81,027 vols Joseph L Peacock
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Wickford North Kingstown Free Lib.
3,056 vols A. W Luther
Woonsocket Harris Institute Library
18,661 vols Miss A H Ward
SOUTH CAROLINA
Abbeville City Library
2,100 vols Mrs J M Harden
Anderson Carnegie Public Library
2,000 vols Mrs Sue Geig-er
Charlestovrn Coll of Charlestown Lib
15 000 vols Prances Jervey
Charleston Library Society
30 000 vols Ellen M FitzSimmons
Cheater Patterson Public Library
2,000 vols Julia Spratt
Clinton Nellie Scott Library
8,000 vols Ella Bell
Columbia Timrod Public Library
12 000 vols Mrs Eugene Cramer
Colombia State Library
54 000 vols Miss L H LaBorde
Columbia Carnegie Lib Benedict Coll
7 900 vols M Virginia Ashton
Colombia TJniv of South Carolina Lib
30 000 vols Robert M Kennedy
Clemson College Library
20000 vols K B Trescot
Clinton Presbyterian College Librarv
8000 vols. Rev W. S Bean
Darlington Public Library
1 200 vols Mrs Catsm Spain
Due "Went Female College Library
1,500 voU Nelle Stack
Due West "Brsklne College Library
5000 voK j. L McCain
Edge-field Free Library
1,000 vols Marie Abrey
Georgrefo'wn Winyah Indigo Society
10 000 vols Mrs S F Hazard
Greenville Furman University Library
6 000 vols S E Bradshaw
Greenwood Lander College Librarv
5 600 vols Marv Plaver
Marlon Public Library 7 ^iayer
5000 \ols Louise M McMaster
Newherrv College Library
11,000 \ols Mrs R P Holland
OranKebnrc Lee Library Claflm Univ
6 000 vols Mrs J E Wallace
Rock Hill Wmthrop College Library
14 241 vols Ida J Dacus
St Matthew's Public Library
1 000 vols Mrs F C Cain
Soofotvliin Society Hill Library
3 000 vols Sue S Wilson
Spartan bnr« Kennedv Free Librarv
6 000 vols. Marv M Baucrham
Spartatilinrfl: Wofford Coll^ere Librarv
•rr 3,5 °°9, vols « Marv s EtaPre
Union Carnegie Free Library
4,115 vols Frances M. Alexander
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State Free Library Commission Lilly
E Borresen, Secretarv, State House,
Pierre
South Dakota— continued
Aberdeen Alex Mitchell Free Library
6,833 vols Patrick Feely
Aberdeen Normal School Library
Magnhild Gullander
Academy Ward Academy Library
2,500 vols Rev L B Camfield
Brookings Public Library
2,000 vols Winifred Enas
Brooking* Agricultural College Library
17 000 vols William H Powers
Canton Augustana College Library
1 200 vols. John G. Berdahl
Lead High School Library
3 000 vols Miss Augusta Starr
Huron College Library
7 800 vols Ella Mclntire
Huron Carnegie Public Library
2,900 vols Mrs J Coshun
Madison Carnegie Public Library
2 000 vols Miss Hope
Madison State Normal School Library
2,500 vols Cora M. Bawlins
Mitchell Dakota Wesleyan Univ Lib.
9,000 vols Ella Laurson
Mitchell Carnegie Library
3,540 vols Mabel Harris
Pierre Carnegie Public Library
5,455 vols Maud Russell Carter
Pierre South Dakota State Library
29,074 vols Doane Robneson
Rapid City Public Library
2 200 vols Leora Lewis
Rapid City State School of Mines Lib
4.667 vols Delia M Haft
Redfleld Carnegie Public Library
1700 vols Ruth Pool
Redfield College Library
8 000 vols M L Cohan
Sioux Falls Carnegie Free Public Lib
10 000 vols. Nettie L. Current
Stonx Falls College Library
2,000 vols J L Kluck
Spearflah State Normal School Library
15 000 vols Miltanna Howe
Springfield State Normal School Lib.
2 700 vols Cora Blanche Wood
Vermilllon Carnegie Public Library
3 000 vols Mildred Grange
Vermilion University of S D Library
23,000 vols Mabel K Richardson
Wafertown Carnegie Public Library
4 500 vols Mrs Elva Schmidt
Yankton Carnegie Library
1 200 vols Mrs. J Bartholomew
Yankton College Library
9,000 vols Helen Miner
TENNESSEE
Tennessee Free Lllirart Commission:
Mrs Pearl W Keller, Secretary
Nashville
Athens Public Library
1 000 vols Mrs Edith Hornsby
Bristol King College Library
10000 vols. r>r W N Mebane
Chatfanoopra Public Library
25,000 vols Margaret Dunlap
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Tennessee — continued
Chattanooga Univ of Chattanooga Lib
8 000 vols Mildred Hart
Clarksville High School Library
2,500 vols Berta Marshall
Clarfcsvilie Library Association
2,000 vols
Columbia Public Library
1,200 vols L S Duke
Clarkavllle S W Presb University Lib.
14,500 vols Dr C W Sommerville
Columbia Institute Library
1 200 vols Naomi Clark
Cumberland City Academy Library
1 000 vols. J H Beyer
Cumberland Gap Lincoln Memorial Uni-
versity Library
6 000 vols Geraldme Prouty
Dickflon College Library
2,000 vols Miss Ida Reynolds
Greenevllle Green County Library
1,500 vols
Greeneville Tusculum College Library
9,000 vols Mary A Taylor
Harrlman Carnegie Public Library
2 000 vols Inez Ayres
Jackson Free Library
11,000 vols Emma P Collins
Jaoknon Lane College Library
2,500 vols Oeorgre F. Porter
Jackson Union University Library
6 000 vols Miss S B Wharton
Jefferson cttv Carson and Newman Col-
lege Library
2 500 vols Joseph Robinson
Jobnfton City Public Library
1,200 vols. Miss Mayes Arnell
Knoxville Knox County Teachers' Cir-
culating Library
1,500 vols Charlotte Ford
Knoxvflle Law son MoGhee Library
22,000 vols Mary M Nelson
Knoxville Carnegie Lib Knoxville Coll
3,000 vols Harriet B Kerr
Knoxville University of Tennessee Lib
30 000 vols Lucy Ella Fay
Lebanon Cumberland University Lib
15,000 vols C H. Kimbrough
Maryville College Library
15000 vols Mrs Lida P Snod grass
Memphis Cossitt Library
76,551 vols Charles ID Johnston
Memphis Le Moyne Nor Institute Lib.
8,000 vols Joanna Hyslop
Mtavfreesboro Tennessee College Lib
Gladys House
Nashville Cam earl e Library
71 827 vols Margaret McB Kercheval
Nashville Tennessee State Library
128 000 vols Mary Skeflflngton
Nashville Fisk University Library
8,000 vols Katharine M Marvin
Naahvflle Peabody College for Teachers
16 000 vols Jennie Lauderdale
Nashville Roger Williams University
5,000 vols P B Guernsey
Nashville Vanderbllt University Lib.
8,000 vols Dora L Sanders
Nashville Walden University Library
4,453 vols. E W S Hammond
Tennessee — continued
Ripley Public Library
1,000 vols S B Hathorn
Rugby Hughes Free Public Library
7,000 vols
Sewanee Univ of the South Library
33,000 vols Mrs E H Shoup
TEXAS
State Library and Historical ConunU-
slon: Ernest W. Wlnkler, Secretary*
State Library, Austin
Abilene Simmons College Library
7,000 vols. J Manley Morgan
Austin Texas State Library
35,000 vols E W Wlnkler
Austin University of Texas Library
75 000 vols John Edward Goodwin
Anstln Samuel Houston College Library
1,800 vols J A Wilson
Austin Tillotson College Library
2 000 vols Helen Beckler
Beaumont Public Library
4,000 vols Sara Williford
Belton Carnegie Public Library
2 813 vols Emma Lee
Brenham Public Library
2,500 vols Miss Sudle Harris
Brownwood Howard Payne College Lib
3 000 vols Thomas H Taylor
Chapelhlll Circulating Library
1,004 vols Mrs W R Campbell
Coleman City Library
2 000 vols Mrs Cole Lewis
Cuero Carnegie Public Library
2,000 vols
College Station A. and M. College Lib
5 000 vols S A Kruse
Commerce Normal College Library
6,000 vols C H Murray
Oorsfcana Carnegie Public Library
6,000 vols Mrs Mattie C Houston
Dallas Public Library
41 500 vols Rosa M Leeper
Denton State Normal School Library
11,000 vols Mrs. Pearl McCracken
HI Paso Public Library w mm
8,958 vols Marlon Frances Well
Ennla J C Watkins Library
2,500 vols. W E Edelen
Fort Worth Carnegie Public Library
24,176 vols Mrs Charles Scheuber
Fort Worth Polytechnic College Lib.
2 750 vols
Galveston Rosenberg Library
50 000 vols Frank C Patten
Hereford City Library
1 000 vols Mrs Garrison
Houston Lyceum and Carnegie Library
40,000 vols Julia Ideson
Huntaville Sam Houston Nor Inst Lib
31,350 vols Ella Smither
Jacksonville Public Library
1,500 vols Mrs O D Jones
Marshall Bishop College Library
4,500 vols Ounle McGlllvray
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Texan— continued
Marshall Public Library
1,760 vols Mrs A Starr
Marshall Wiley University Library
6.000 vols
McGregor Public Library
1,000 vols, Mrs C F Smith
Nacogxloches Library Association
2,500 vols Mrs T B Baker
Plalnview Seth Ward College Library
Alice Sherford
San Antonio Carnegie Public Library
37,000 vols Cornelia Notz
San Marcos Carnegie Public Lit"i>ry
3 000 vols Mrs Houston
San Marcos Normal School Library
4 000 vols Lucy Burleson
Sherman Austin College Library
5,000 vols C E Allen
Stamford Carnegie Library
2 500 vols Euna Burrocos
Stephen-vine John Tarleton College Lib
3,000 vols. H Blankinahip
Temple Carnegie Public Library
2,000 vols Mrs W S Banks
Terrell Carnegie Public Library
4 000 vols Mrs A B Alexander
Tyler Carnegie Public Library
10,000 vols May Flournoy
Waco Baylor University Library
27,000 vols Mrs Edgar Witt
Waco Texas Christian University Lib
4,5CO vols Nell Andrew
Waxahachle Trinity University Library
5,800 vols H T Livingston
Wichita Falls Ladies' Library Ass'n
1,000 vols Juliet Williams
UTAH
Library G* nmaainm, Board of Educa-
tion Howard R. Drl&ffs, Secretary,
Unl*er«ft} of Utah, Salt Lake
Brig ham Free Public Library
1,250 \ols Ida Young
Cedar Carnegie Lihi iry
2,000 \ol& K Crane Watson
Eureka Public Libiary
1,800 vols La U La Tomlinson
Falrvlew Sanderson Free Public Lib
1 000 vols
Lehl Public Library
1 000 vols Mrs Martha Bushman
Logan Agricultural College Libraiy
26 000 vols Elizabeth Smith
Logan Bngham Young College Library
11,325 vols Annie L Gillespie
Logan Agricultural College Library
23 000 vols Elizabeth C Smith
Afantt Public Library
1 450 vols Mrs Alice Gottfrodson
Mt Pleasant Public Library
1,000 vols Marian Lai sen
Mnrrnv City Free Public Libraiy
A 1J)0° ™1& Vivian V Wallace
Osden Carnegie Free Library
10,695 vols Ann Cooper
Parovvan Public Library
1,000 vols Bell Connell
Utah — continued
Provo Public Library
5,000 vols Hester Bonham
Provo Brigham Young University
10,000 vols O W Andelin
Salt Lake City Free Public Library
49,090 vols Johanna H Sprague
Salt Lake City Utah State Librai y
15,000 vols H W Griffith
Salt Lake City University of Utah Lib.
37,258 vols Bsthei Nelson
Salt Lake City Latterday Saints' Lib
6 000 vols Lulu Carpenter
Tnoele Free Public Library
1,000 vols Blanche Bates
Vernal Public Library
1,575 \ols Bertha E Meredith
VERMONT
State Board of Library Commissioners:
Rebecca W. Wright, Secretary, State
House, Montpeller
Barre Aldrich Public Library
10,440 vols Catherine R Mathilson
Barre Goddard Seminaiy Library
3,000 vols Rachael Robinson
Barton Public Library
1 200 vols Frances Butler
Bellow* Falls Hockingham Free Public
Library
10,600 vols Mrs Nellie A Plantiei
Benulngton Free Library
7,000 vols Josephine K Keeler
Bennlngton Center Old Academy Lib
1,600 vols Caroline K. Merrill
Benson Public Library
1,000 vols Mrs P E Wilcox
Bethel Public Library
1,200 vols Lillian M Cady
Bradford Public Library
8,900 vols Mrs M M G Carr
Brandon Free Public Library
5,750 vols Ida J E Klngsley
Brattleboro Free Library
19,500 vols Mary Shakshoher
Bristol Lawrence Memorial Lib
2,500 vols Kate I Stewart
Brookfield Town Library
2,500 vols Miss Louise Parmenter
Burlington Fletcher Free Library
50000 vols Gooisf* ^inith
Burlington Parish Lib Unitarian Ph'ch
2,156 vols Effle Moore
Burllnjrton Billings Lib Univ of Vt
87,000 vols Helen tt Shatluok
CfalalR Circulating Librarv
1,135 vols Josephine Converse
Castleton Free Public Library
4 000 vols Minnn \ Hie*
Castleton State Normal School Library
%500 vols Kin L, F, 1 1 m
Cavendish Fletcher Town Librarv
6 000 vols E Q White
Chelsea Public Library
10 000 vols Mary T George
Chester Whiting Free Library
4,650 vols C Gmevra Pollard
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Danby S L Griffith Memorial Library
5,000 vols Vera L Griffith
Danville Ladies' Library Association
1,500 vols
Derby Line Haskell Free Library
6 000 vols O M Carpenter
East Corinth Blake Memorial Library
1,600 vols Mrs S A Butterfleld
Etao*bnrff Falls Public Library
2 843 vols Mrs J B McMullen
Essex Junction Essex Free Library
1,000 vols Irma West Beach
Falrhaven Public Library
5 000 vols Ellen F Dewey
Felehvllle Reading1 Public Library
1,838 vols. Minnie C Fay
Frauklln Haston Library
2 000 vols C "W Morgan
Gaygvllie The Belcher Library
3,200 vols J A Chedel
Graftou Public Library
3,100 vols Mrs Thaddeus Park
Greensboro Free Library
2,500 vols Mrs F H B Jackson
Gullford Center Guilford Free Library
1 300 vols Mrs Etta H. Ward
Hardwlcfc Jendevine Memorial and
Hathaway Free Library
3 276 vols Beulah V Button
Hartford Public Library
4 000 vols Miss F L Wright
Hartford Wilder Club and Library
1 255 voK
Hartlnnd Public Library
1 000 vols
Hvdepark Public Library
1 000 vols
Island Pond Public Library
1,480 vols Mrs Carr
Johnson State Normal School Library
6,000 vols Elsie Stearns
Londonderry Library Association
1 000 vols Eliza Hayward
l*ndlow Fletcher Memorial Library
7,296 vols Frances M Pierce
Iiunenimrff Public Library
1,752 vols Eliza J Thompson
Liymlonvllle Cobleigh Public Library
5 000 vols Elizabeth C Hills
Manchester Mark Skinner Library
1ft 173 vols Eleanor Eggleston
Mlddlebury College Library
3»> noo vols Laila A McNeil
Mlctdlebnry Public Library
R 03ft vols Susan E Archibald
Aflddletown Springs Ladles' Library
1 000 volfl Clar Cook
Montpelter Kellogg-Hubbard Library
26 000 vols Evelyn S Lease
Montpeller Vermont State Library
66 500 vote George W Wing
llffontpeller Seminary Library
1500 vols
MorriHTllle Centennial Library
2,500 vote Anna Mower
Newbnry Tenney Memorial Library
7 058 vols Frances M Atkinson
Newfane Moore Free Library
3,894 vols Mrs. P C Moore
Vermont— continued
Newport Goodrich Memorial Library
9 000 vols Lizzie M Sargent
Worth Bennlngton Public Library
2 600 vols Mrs E G Phillips
Northfield Free Public Library
2 000 vols Nellie Brown
lYorthfield Norwich University, Carnegie
Library
15 000 vols Bessie S Silverthorn
Norwich Public Library
3,000 vols Ellen W Knight
Orwell Free Library
1,202 vols Addle M. Raymond
Plttsford Maclure Library
8 000 vols Bertha M Shaw
Post Mills Peabody Library
5,000 vols Mrs. A L. Dodge
Ponltney Public Library
3 851 vols Mary Hood
Proctor Free Public Library
8,500 vols Mary K Norton
Proctorrille Fletcher Town Library
2,775 vols W W. Adams
Putney Public Library
1,503 vols Miss F C Pember
Qnechee Association Library
1,534 vols Mrs George H Kelly, Jr
Randolph Kimball Public Library
7,500 vols Miss Dewier C Moulton
Randolph Center State Normal Sch Lib.
4 000 vols Mary L Gates
Rlehford Arvln A. Brown Public Lib
1,515 vols Nettie L Brown
Richmond Jonas Barber Free Library
1,500 vols Mrs Leon Hall
Rochester Free Public Llbrarv
2 329 vols Grace M. Goodno
Rutland Free Library
20 550 vols Lucy D Cheney
Rutland H H Baxter Mem. Library
14 000 vols Mrs A P Hiker
St Alban* Free Library
5,600 vols B C Jennlson
St Johnnbnry Athenaeum
18,000 vols Edward T Fairbanks
Saxton* River Vermont Academy Lib
4,000 vols
Shelbnme Free Library
1 000 vols
Sheldon Free Public Library
1 704 vols Walter B Curtis
SlmonsvHle Andover Town Library
2,500 vols A d ell a E Stannard
Springfield Town Library
* 4ftn vols Elizabeth M McCarthy
StocfcbrldKe Belcher Library
2,277 vols
Stowe Free Library
2 S20 vols Mrs. M. A. Jenney
Stratford Harris Library
4,600 vols.
Swanton Free Library ,
4,336 vols Elizabeth Rogers
Thetford Latham Memorial Library
3,000 vols Maria W Garey
Thetford Peabody Library
5.500 vols
Thetford Academy Library
3,000 vols. Mrs F E. Garey
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Vermont — continued
Vergeunes Bixby Mem Free Libiary
6 200 vols Frances Hobart
Walllnffford Gilbert Hart Library
4,000 vols Mary L Congdon
Waterbnry Public Library
2,000 vols Julia P Parker
Watervllle Town Library
1,008 vols Mrs R A Vrilley
Wells River Library Association
1,586 vols Kate D Lee
West Burfce Ladies' Library Ass'n
1,250 vols Mrs Helen M Hackett
West Rutland Public Library
1,500 vols Nellie H Newton
Weybridffe Cotton Free Public Library
1,913 vols Mrs H L. Thompson
White River Junction Public Library
2,550 vols Mrs E J Wallace
Willlamatonn Public Library
4 000 vols Mrs Anne E Randall
Wilmington Free Public Library
1,280 vols Helen M Buell
Windsor Library Association
9,700 vols E N Goddard
Woodstock Norman Williams Pub Lib
18,000 vols Alice L Eaton
VIRGINIA
Virginia State Library Commission H.
R Mcllvtalue, JLubiarian, State Li-
brary, Richmond
Alexandria Public Library
6,020 vols Alice J Green
Alexandria Episcopal Theol Sexn Lib.
30,000 vols Miss Worthington
Aahland Randolph-Macon College Lib.
16,uOO vola Mrs C E Hartsook
Bedford City Bedford Library
2 000 vols Mrs Wolter Ruan
Bellevue High School Library
2,100 vols C M Abbot
Blacfesburgr Va Polytechnic Inst Lib
Id 250 vols Eleanor I Jones
Brid&euater College Library
5,000 vols John S Flory
Charlottes ille Univ of Virginia Lib
60,000 vols Jno S Fatton
Danville Library
1,500 vols Carrie V Pace
Emory Emoiy & Henry College Library
11,000 vols 'L W Crawford
Faraullle Normal School Libraiy
5 480 vols Alice B Du^ar
Fort Monroe Coast Artillery Soh'l Lib
23 700 vols Maj J M Williams
Fredericksburg Wallace Public Library
5,000 vols Sallie Nelson Giavatt
Frederickaburg Normal School Library
2000 vols A R Chandler
Hampden Sidney College Library
17,000 vols Ashton W McWhorter
Hampton College Library
10 000 vols Leonora E Herron
HarrNoiiburg Public Library
4,000 vols MISS E Rohr
Ha,p4l2onblll'# state Normal Library ,
2,700 vols Maiy I Bell
Virginia— continued
Hollins Cocke Mem Lib Hollms Coll
6,000 vols Marian S Bayne
Lexington Washington and Lee Lib
40,000 vols Anne Robertson White
Lexington Virginia Military Inst Lib
17,3uO vols Neuie T Gibbs
liynchbnrsr Va Christian College Lib
1,000 vols Karl M Karnegie
Lynchbnrg Randolph-Macon Coll Lib
12,000 vols Henry D Blackwell
Norfolk Public Library
20,000 vols W H Sargeant
Petersburg Benevolent-Mechanic Ass'n
10,000 vols Ida L. Gray
Petersburg Y. M C A. Library
2,500 vols N E Luce
Petersburg- Normal and Ind Inst Lib
2,500 vols Mamie J Harrison
Richmond Rosemary Public Library
10,000 vols Mrs Sallie G Keen
Richmond Virginia State Library
80,000 vols H R Mcllwaine
Richmond Virginia Hist Soc Library
15,000 vols William G Stanard
Richmond Spence Lib Un Theol Sem
21,310 vols Thos Cary Johnson
Richmond College Library
15,000 vols C H Byland
Richmond Union Theol Sem Library
24 106 vols Thomas C Johnson
Richmond Virginia Union Univ Lib
12,000 vols Cornelius E, Schaible
Salem Roanoke College Library
23,000 vols W P Morehead
Stanuton Y M C A Librarv
5,000 vols W D Hoge
Theological Seminary Library
25,000 vols M B Worthlngton
Willtamabnrsr William and Mary Lib
20,000 vols Emily P Christian
"Winchester Handley Public Library
3,500 vols C V Eddy
WASHINGTON
State Librarv Commission, J M. HItt,
Secretary, State Library, Olympla
Aberdeen Public Library
1,282 vols Ida L Rhinehart
Bellingham Public Libraiy
6000 vols Giace E S\\itzor
Bellingham State Normal School Lib
12 000 vols Mabel Zoe Y\ ilson
Centralla Carnegie Public Lihiai>
5,000 vols Mis E K Harkmss
Cliehali* Free Libraiy
2 000 \ols Miss Koontz
Cheney State Normal School Library
8,000 vols Mabel M Reynolds
Edmonds Public Library
1,000 vols Mis Richardson
leuNlmrjur Carnegie Public Llbiaiy
2600 vols Mis J B Da\ idson
lenHbnre State Normal School Lib
7,000 vols Rebecca E Rankln
Everett Public Library
9,OoJ vols Mrs Vdelaidc Wharton
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Washington — continued
Hoqnlam Carnegie Pubhc Library
WorthV*kim» Publio Library
4,343 vols Bessie C Hall
cmmpia Public Library
5,000 vols Miss Quinn Trott
Olympla Washington State Library
22,000 vols J M Hitt
Port Townaend Public Library Asa'n
8,400 vols Miss May B bmuh
Pullman State College Library
34 000 vols Albert Sherwood Wilson
Pii^allup Cainegie Public Library
3,000 vols Bessie Satlerthwaite
RttzTlUe Public Library
5 090 vols Gail Thompson
Seattle Public Library
175 352 vols Judson T Jennings
Seattle University of Washington Lib
53 643 vols William Ifl Henry
Seattle Y M C A. Memorial Library
1,050 vols H A. Woodcock
Snohomish Public Library
1,500 vols Mrs W H Mitchell
Spokane Public Libraiy
58,944 vols George W Pullei
Spokane Gonzaga College Library
2,500 vols Rev W J O'Brien
Tacoma Public Library
65,828 vols Franklin F Hopper
Tacoma Unlv of Puget Sound Lib
5,500 vols Hugo P J Selmger
Tacoma Whitworth College Library
8,000 vols Leila F Shaffer
Vancouver Public Library
5,000 vols H C Lelser
Walla "Walla Free Public Library
10,000 vols Ellen Garfield Smith
Walla Walla Whitman College Lib
23,000 vols Kdward B Ruby
Wenatchee Carnegie Public Library
2,500 vols * Miss Maxie
WEST VIRGINIA
Athens State Normal School Library
3,250 vols Sallie Zuggle
BarboursvlUe Morris Harvey Coll Lib
2.500 vols D W Shaw
Bethany College Library
3 025 vols Mrs M K Mendel
Bucfchannon Adelaide Tompkins Lib
Wesleyan University
6 000 vols Cecelia Alexander
Charles Town Powhatan College Lib
4,000 vols W, O. Speer
Charleston Public Library
15,000 vols Mabel D Jones
Charleston West Va State Library
17,000 vols T C Gilmer
Charleston West Va Bureau of Arch ,
Hist and Misc Librarv
20,000 vols Virgil A Lewis
El kin* Davis-Elkms College Lihrarv
2,500 vols Mis James E Allen
We*t Virginia — continued
Fairmont State Normal School Library
8,800 vols C B Lee
Glenville State Normal School Library
8,200 vols
Harper's Ferry Storer College Library
5,500 vols Mary M Peyton
Huntingdon Public Library
9,573 vols Miss Lewis Harvey
Hnntlngton Marshall College Library
8,000 vols Elizabeth F Myers-
Mnnnfugrton Public Libiary
1,500 vols Bessie Mackler
Martlnsbnry Public Library
8,000 vols Miss Juliet O Tabfc
Morarantown W Va University Lib
36 000 vols Lonna Dennis Arnett
Parkersburff High School and Pub. Lib.
18,000 vols George D Heaton
Parkersbnrs Literary Ass'n Library
2,654 vols Carre Shrewsbury
Point Pleasant Public Library
1,500 vols Lillian Asher
Ronoeverte Public Library
2,000 vols Miss R McDowell
Salem College Library
3 600 vols Mabel L West
Shepherdstown Shepherd College Lib
3,500 vols
SiHterBvllle Public Library
2 000 vols Bertha Chadderdon
Wellsbnrg Public Library
1,900 vols
West Liberty State Normal School Lib
4,500 vols Lorain Fortney
Wheeling Public Library
40,000 vols Etta M Roberts
WISCONSIN «
Wisconsin Free Librarv Commissions
Matthew S Dudgeon, Secretary, The
Capitol, Madison
Alffoma Public Library
1,590 vols Bstella J Warner
Antlffo Public Library
8 252 vols Florence C Farnham
Applet on Free Public Library
12 559 vols Agnes L Dwight
Appleton Lawrence University Library
30 597 vols Zella Anne Smith
Arcadia Free Publio Library
2 246 vols Louise Gasser
Ashland Vaughn Public Library
7,000 vols Cecile M Fennelly
AiijniHta Public Library
1,000 vols Lulu Shaver
Baraboo Public Library
5,074 vols Kate M Porter
Bavfield Public Library
3,053 vols Kate Mussel
Beaver Dam Williams Free Library
7,950 vols Hattie A. Doollttle
Belleville Public Library
2 850 vols Mrs V F Wanke
Belolt Public Library
14,100 vols Nellie B MoAlpine
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Beloit College Library
51 500 -vol^ John P Deane
Berlin Public Library
2,689 vols Margaret Biggert
Black River Falls Public Library
1,513 vols Anna C Wylie
Bloomer Public Library
1,000 vols
B redhead Public Library
3 000 vols Jessie E Sprague
Cblppewa Falls Public Library
9,602 vols Marion E Bryant
Clint on ville Public Librarv
1,200 vols Mrs N Stewart
Colby Public Library
2,000 vols Mrs Mary Wicker
Columbus Public Library
4,467 vols Nellie A Loomis
Cumberland Public Library
3 200 vols Mrs G E Carr
Darlington Public Library
3,300 vols Isabella Bird
DePere Public Library
6,000 vols Helen S Mathews
Dodgevllle Public Library
1,800 vols Mrs R Lane
Durand Public Library
3,000 vols Mrs E M Dunlap
Kan Claire Public Library
21 000 \ols Laura M Olsen
Edsrerton Public Library
4 WO \ols MTS Georere Farman
ICIkaorn Chas E Sprague Free Lib
3,600 vols Edna L Derthick
Evaaaville Eager Free Public Library
5 859 vols Mae Phillips
Fairclilld Public Library
1,375 vols Mrs Lillian W Foster
Fond du Lac Public Library
23000 vols. Emma E Rose
FootvIHe Public Library
1000 \ols Mrs Ella C Lacey
Fort \tkinson Public Library
2453 vol* Sue C Nichols
Grand Rapids T B Scott Public Lib
8,665 \ols Edith T. Rablin
Green Bav Kellogg1 Public Library
23000 \ols Deboiah B Martin
Hartford Public Library
1 917 \o)s H Tuno Goetz
Hartland Public Library
1,304 vols Mabel V Hansen
Rayward Carnegie Free Public Library
4,571 vols Clarence O Bayo
HHNboro Public Library
1 960 vols R T O'Neil
Hillside Home School Library
6,000 vols Elizabeth Steere
Horlcon Public Library
1,205 vols Frances Zedler
Hortoniille Public Library
1 132 vols Anna RItger
Hudson Public Library
4 0^7 vols Pearl G Schoemaker
Ironton Public Library
vols Mary E Byrne
Jn**e«*flle Public Librarv
21 400 vols Gertrude Cobb
Johnaon Creek Public Library
1,347 vols Mrs A E Greenwood
Wisconsin — continued
Kankanna Public Library
5,153 vols Lillian E Bell
Kenoaha Gilbert M Simmons Library
25,790 \ols Cora M Frantz
Kewaunee Free Public Library
1,695 vols Mrs M Brunckhorst
Kllbourn Public Library
4,283 vols Lillian F Ramsey
La Crosse Public Library
22 000 vols
La Croase State Noimal Libraiv
22 000 vols Mary A Smith
L,a Valle Free Library
1,000 vols Mary E Marshall
L Ml \ smith Cainegle Public Libraii
1 400 vols Mabel Sinclaii
Lake Geneva Public Library
4 500 vols Gertrude J Noyes
Lake MUls L D Fargo Library
1,676 vols Clara M Mosher
Lancaster Public Library
1,802 vols Bessie McNair
Lodl Public Library
1 400 vols Miss Martens
Madison Free Library
27,000 vols Mary A Smith
MadiNon Wisconsin State Libiar\
50 000 vols Gilson G Glisier
ItIn<lfNon Wis Lib Com'n Trav Libiary
25 000 vols Matthew S Dudgeon
Madison Wisconsin Historical Library
360000 \o)s ReiihTi G Thwaites
Madison University of "Wisconsin Lib
195 000 vols Walter McM Smith
Manltovtoc Public Library
10453 vols Martha E Pond
Marfuette Public Library
14 215 vols Ada McCarthy
Marnnfield Public Library
7,000 vols Maty Egan
ftlawllle Public Library
I 700 vols Etta Barott
Afazomanle Public Library
1 000 vols N Blanche Smith
BTedford Public Library
2 500 vols S W Ingham
Afeniifllia E D Smith Library
7 351 vols Lucy L Pleasants
Alenomlnle Tainter Memorial Free Lib
13051 Aols Mrs Essio r Nickerson
Menomonle Stout Institute Library
K^thonne V Hahn
Merrill T B Scott Library
12000 vols Kithiune C Baikoi
Hilton College Libiary
* <^0 Aols Mibel Atixson
Milwaukee Public Library
265000 vols Ohirles V TVTcT.f nt t, in
Milwaukee Public Museum Librarv
12 000 \oJs t^ul Thil
Milwaukee Marquette University Lib
II 000 vols Victor Putten
Milwaukee State Normal School Lib
18 468 vols Delia G Ovit/
Milwaukee Milwaukee - Pou net Coll
Libiai v
7,500 vols Flon net* K "\\ emaei t
Mineral Point Public Library
4,933 vols Margaret A Crawford
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Mondovl Public Library
2,150 vols Mabel Farnngton
Monroe Public School Library
5,685 vols Katherme A Smock
Moslnee Joseph Dessert Public Library
3,452 vols Elisabeth Burke
Mount Horeb Public Library
Mrs O M Eldsmore
Neenah Public Library
13,139 vols Cora Isabelle Lansing
MeillBvUle Public Library
2,669 vols Mame Woodward
New London Public Library
2,600 vols Alice J Millerd
New Richmond Public Library
1,000 vols
North Freedom Public Library
1,210 vols Susie Pettys
North Milwaukee Public Library
2,000 vols Annie G Godfrey
Oakneld Free Public Library
1,472 vols Helen Smith
Oconomowoc Public Library
6,400 vols Esther Humphrey
Ocouto Farnsworth Public Library
7,813 vols Genevieve Mayberry
Oahkoah Public Library
28 134 vols Julia Rupp
Oshko*h State Normal School Library
17 000 vols Louise F Enckmg
Park Fall* City Library
1,500 vol-ar Edna Smith
Feahtlgo Public Library
1,350 vols Marie Scheldt
Pewankee Public Library
2,800 -vols Jennie S Clark
PlattevlUe Free Public Library
3,252 vols Mrs Carrie S Nicklas
PlattevlUe State Normal Library
8,000 vols Bee A. Gardner
Plymouth Public Library
3,813 vols Mrs iiainet Corbett
Plymouth Mission House Library
15,000 vols Pi of J W Grosshuesch
Port Wa»hlnvton Public Library
1,179 vols Mrs N E Wilson
Prairie <lu Ohten Public Library
3,000 vols Lydla Hess
Portage Free Public Library
10,000 vols Mrs W G Glough
Prairie du Sac Public Library
1,450 vols Ruth Hutchins
Racine Public Library
22 196 vols Mary J Calkins
Racine College Library
5 000 vols W F Shero
Reed»bnr& Public Library
2 414 vols Mrs N A Cushman
Rhlnelander Public Library
3,000 vols Miss Allen
Rib Lake Public Library
1 000 vols Mrs Hugh Kennedy
Rice Lake Free Library
5032 vols Myrtle Dean
Rlchland Center Public Library
1,882 vols Vera Bastland
Rlpon Public Library
B 941 vols Blanche Thompson
Rlpon College Library
20,840 vols William E Jlllson
Wiuconaln — continued
Rlter Falls State Normal Library
8,000 vols Lovila M Mosher
St Francis Seminary Library
12,500 vols F Schulze
St. Francl* Pio Nono College Library
5,500 vols J M. Kasel
Shawano Public Library
1,000 vols Kathiyn Ha\ta
Shebo^gan Public Library
9,432 vols Bertha Marx
Shiocton Public Library
1 000 vols Mrs Bernice Loukey
Sparta Public Library
4,706 vols Jennie Scouten
Stanley Public Library
2,335 vols Martha E Dunn
Steven* Point Public Library
12,000 vols Anna Dunegan
Stevens Point State Normal School Lib
10,600 vols Miss Cora Swenson
Stonghton Free Public Library
3,700 vols Ananda Drotning
Sturgeon Ba> Public Library
1 400 vols Grace Lown
Sun Prairie Public Library
1,000 vols Margaret Dunphy
Superior Public Library
^5 000 vols Blanche L Unteikircher
Superior State Normal School Library
8,000 vols Harriet L Eaton
Thorp Public Library
992 vols Mrs W S Parks
Tomah Public Library
3,905 vols Caroline W D Voswinkel
Two River* Joseph Mann Library
4,500 vols Lizzie G Baetz
Vlroqua Public Library
4,800 vols Marlon Dahl
Waahbnrn Public Library
5 152 vols May M Greenwood
Watertown Public Library
6 551 vols Mabel Smith
Watertown Northwestern Univ Library
8000 vols J H Ott
Wankeaha Public Library
4,198 vols Fannie L Ells
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COULJEGHE COLONS
Adelphi College (NY) Brown and Gold
Adrian College (Mich.) Canary and Black.
Alabama Polytechnic Institute . . . . Orange and Blue
Albion College (Mich ) Pink and Green.
Alfred University (1ST Y.) . . . . Koyal Purple and Old Gold.
Allegheny College (Pa ) . . ... Blue and Gold
Amherst College (Mass ) Purple and "White.
Armour Institute of Technology ("HI-) Yellow and Black.
Atlanta University (Ga ) . . . . Steel Gray and Crimson
Augustana College (HI.) . . . . ~ " "
Baker University (Kan ) .
Baldwin- Wallace College (O )
Barnard College (NY) .
Bates College (Me.) . ...
Baylor University (Tex )
Beloit College (Wis ) ,
, Gold and Blue
Burnt Orange.
. Old Gold and Brown
Light Blue and "White.
.Garnet
.Green and Gold.
.Old Gold.
Benedict College (SO)... . Purple and Gold.
Bethany College (Kan.) Yellow and Blue
Berea College (Ky ) White and Blue
Bethany College ( W Va ) . . White and Green
Boston University (Mass.) Scarlet and White
Bowdoin College (Me ) White
Brigham Young College (Utah) Crimson
Brown University (R. I.) Brown and White
Bryn Mawr College (Pa.) Yellow and White.
Bucknell University (Pa.) * Orange and Blue.
Butler College (Ind.) Blue and "White.
Carleton College (Mrim.) Maize and Blue.
Carlisle Indian School (Pa ) Bed and Gold.
Carnegie Institute (Pa ) Plaid.
Carroll College (Wis.) Orange and White
Carthage College (HI ) Crimson
Case School of Applied Science (O.) Brown and White.
Central Wesleyan College (Mo ) White and Navy Blue.
Central University (la.) Bed and White
Central University (Ky ) Cardinal and Blue.
Claflin University (S. C ) Orange and Maroon,
Clark College (Mass ) Scarlet and White
Clemson Agricultural College (S. O.) Purple and Orange.
Coe College (la ) ~ Onmson and Gold.
Colgate University (N. Y,) Maroon
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COLLEGE COLORS
COLLEGE COLORS
College City of New York (N Y )
College of the Pacific (Gal )
Colorado Agricultural College
Colorado College (Colo )
Connecticut Agricultural College
Columbia University (N Y)
Cornell College (la )
Cornell University (N Y )
Creighton University (Neb )
Cumberland University (Tenn )
Dakota University (S D )
Dakota Wesleyan University
Dartmouth College (N H )
Des Moines College (la )
Demson University (O )
Denver University (Colo )
De Pauw University (Ind )
Doane College (Neb )
Dickinson College (Pa )
Drake University (la )
Drury College (Mo )
Earlham College (Ind )
Elon College (N. 0 ) . ...
Eureka College (El )
Fargo College (N D )
Fisk "University (Tenn )
Fordham University (NY)
Fort Worth University (Tex )
Franklin and Marshall College (Pa )
Franklin College (Ind )
Furman University (S C )
Georgetown University (DC) .
George Washington University (DO)
Georgia School gf Technology
Girard College (Pa )
Goucher College (Md )
Grove City College (Pa )
Gnnnell College (la )
Gustavus Adolphus College (Minn )
Hamilton College (N Y)
Hamline University (Minn )
Hampton Institute (Va )
Harvard University (Mass )
Heidelberg University (0 )
Henderson Blown College (Ark )
, Hillsdale College (Mich )
Hiram College (0 )
Holy Cross College (Mass )
Hope College (Mich)
Howard University (DC)
Huron College (S D)
Illinois College
Illinois Wesleyan University (HI )
Indiana University (Ind )
Lavender
Black and Gold
Green and Gold
Black and Gold
Blue and White
Light Blue and White
Royal Purple and White
Carnehan and White
Blue and White
Maroon and White
Blue and White
Royal Blue
Green
Orange and Black
Demson Bed
Bed and Gold
Old Gold
Orange and Black
Bed and White
Blue and White
Scarlet and Gray
Yellow and Cream
. . Maroon and Old Gold
Maroon and Old Gold
Blue and Gold
Blue and Yellow
Maroon
Blue and Gold
Blue and White
Navy Blue and Old Gold
Purple and White
Blue and Gray
Buff and Blue
Old Gold and White
Steel and Garnet
Dark Blue and Old Gold
. Crimson
Scarlet and Black
Old Gold and Yellow
Blue and Buff
Bed and Gray
Blue and White
Crimson
Black, Orange and Red
Red and Gray
Ultra Marine (Blue)
Sky Blue and Cherry Bed
Purple and White
Orange and Navy Blue
. Dark Blue and White
Puiple and Gold
Yale Blue and White
Olive Green and White
. Crimson and Cream,
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COLLEGE COLORS
COLLEGE COLORS
Iowa College .
Iowa State College . . .
Iowa Wesleyan University
Jacob Tome Institute (Md )
James Millikin University (111 )
John B Stetson University (Fla )
Johns Hopkins University (Md )
Tumata College (Pa )
Kansas City University (Kan )
Kansas State Agricultural College
Kansas Wesleyan University (Kan)
Knox College (HI)
Knoxville College (Term )
LaPayette College (Pa)
Lake Forest University (111 )
Lander College (SO)
Lawrence University (Wis )
Lebanon Valley College (Pa ) . .
Lehigh University (Pa )
Leland University (La ) . . ,
Leland Stanford, Jr , University (Cal )
Louisiana State University
Loyola College (Md )
Loyola University (111 )
Macal ester College (Mmn )
Manhattan College (NY) . . .
Marietta College (O ) ....
Marquette University (Wis )
Maryville College (Tenn )
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
McKendree College (111)
Mercer University (Qa )
Miami University (O )
Michigan Agricultural College
Michigan College of Mines
Middlebury College (Vt )
Mississippi Agri and Mech College
Monmouth College (HI )
Morgan College (Md )
Morningside College (la)
Moms Brown College (Ga ) .
Mount Holyoke College (Mass )
Mount St Mary's College (Md )
Mount Union College (O )
Muskingum College (O )
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Nevada State University
New Hampshire A and M College (N H
New Orleans University (La )
New York University .
North Carolina College A and M .
North Dakota Agricultural College
Northwestern University (HI). . -
Scarlet and Black.
Cardinal and Gold.
"White and Purple.
Blue and White
Blue and White
. Green and White
Black and Old Gold
Blue and Gold
Crimson and Orange
Royal Purple
Purple and Old Gold
Purple and Old Gold
Light Blue and Maroon
Maroon and White
Red and Black
Daik Blue and Old Gold
White and Yale Blue
Blue and Wtite
Brown and White.
Blue
Cardinal
Old Gold and Purple
Blue and Gold
Crimson and Gold
Orange and Peacock Blue
Green and White
Navy Blue and White
Blue and Gold
Orange and Garnet
Maroon and White
Cardinal Red and Silver Gray
Purple and White
Orange and Black
Cnmson and White
•Olive Green.
. Yellow and White.
Blue and White
Maroon and White
Red and White
Burnt Orange and Blue
Maroon and White
Royal Purple and Black.
Light Blue
Blue and White
Royal Purple
Black and Magenta
Yellow and Brown.
Royal Blue and White
) Blue and White
Tan and Blue
.Violet
Red and White
Green and Yellow
Royal Purple.
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COLLEGE COLORS
Ooerlin College (0 )
Occidental College (CaJ )
_0hio Northern University . .,
"OHio State University
Ohio University . .
Ohio Wesleyan University.
Olivet College (Mich )
Oregon Agricultural College .
Ottawa University (Kan)
Otterbein University (0 ) .
Ouchita College (Ark.)
Park College (Mo )
Penn College (la )
Pennsylvania State College
Polytechnic Institute, Brooklyn (N. Y ) .
Pomona College (Cal )
Pratt Institute (NT.)
Princeton University (N J )
Purdue University (Ind.)
Badckffe College (Mass.)
Crimson and Gold
Orange and Black
Orange and Black
Scarlet and Gray
.Olive Green and White
Scarlet and Jet
Crimson
Orange
Sunflower Yellow
Cardinal and Tan.
Purple and Gold
Canary and Wine
Old Gold and Blue
Blue and White
Blue and Gray.
Blue and White
Cadmium Yellow
Orange and Black.
.Old Gold and Black.
Bed and White
Bensselaer Polytechnic Institute (N. Y ) Cherry and Cream
Rhode Island State College
Bichmond College (Va)
Bipon College (Wis )
Rockford College (HL)
Rollins College (Fla )
Rose Polytechnic Institute (Ind )
Rutgers College (N J)
St Charles College (Md)
St Francis Xavier College (N. Y.)
St John's College (N. Y.) ....
St Lawrence University (N Y.)..
St Louis University (Mo)
St Mary's College (Kan)
St Mary's College (0)
St Olaf College (Minn)
St Viateur's College (HI)
Seton Hall College (N J )
Shaw University (N. 0) .. .
Shorter College (Ga )
Blue and White
Crimson and Navy Blue
Crimson
Purple and White.
Blue and Gold
Old Rose and White
Scarlet
Blue and White
Maroon and Sky Blue
Maroon.
Scarlet and Brown
Blue and White
Blue and White
Bed and Blue
Old Gold and Black
Purple and Gold
Blue and White
Garnet and White.
Orange and White
Simmons College (Mass.) Blue and Gold.
Simpson College (la) Crimson and Old Gold
Smith College (Mass.) White
Southwestern College (Kan ) Royal Purple
Southwestern University (Tex ) Lemon and Black
Spring Hill College (Ala ) Purple and White
State College of Kentucky Blue and White.
State College of Washington Crimson and Gray.
State University of Iowa ... .
State University of Kentucky
State University of North Dakota
Stevens Institute of Technology (N J )
Stisquehanna University (Pa )
Swaithmore College (Pa)
Old Gold
Bine and White
Pink and Green
Silver Gray and Cardinal
Orange and Maroon
Garnet
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COLLEGE COLORS
COLLEGE COLORS
Syracuse University (N. Y.)
Talladega College (Ala.)
Tarkio College (Mo)
Teachers' College (New York City) ..
Temple University (Pa )
Texas Agric and Mech College
Texas Christian College (Tex )
Throop Polytechnic Institute (Calif)
Transylvania University (Ky.).
Trinity College (N 0.) . ..
Trinity University (Tex )
Tufts College (Mass ) .
Tulane University (La )
Tuskegee Institute (Ala)
Union College (Neb )
Union College (N Y )
University of Akron (0 )
University of Alabama
University of Arkansas ....
University of Arizona
University of California
University of Chattanooga
University of Chicago
University of Cincinnati
University of Colorado ... .
University of Detroit
University of Denver
University of Georgia
University of Idaho .
University of Illinois .
University of Kansas
University of Louisville
University of Maine
University of Maryland
University of Michigan . . .
University of Minnesota
University of Missouri
University of Montana
University of Nashville ... ....
University of Nebraska
University of Nevada
University of North Carolina
University of North Dakota
University of Notre Dame (Ind.)
University of Oklahoma
University of Oregon .
University of Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
University of Rochester
University of Santa Clara
University of South Carolina
University of South Dakota ....
University of Southern California . . .
University of the South (Tenn.)
, Orange.
. Cardinal and Blue
Purple and Cream
Blue and White.
Cherry and White.
Red and White
Royal Purple and White
Orange and White.
Crimson.
Navy Blue.
Maroon and White
Brown and Blue.
Olive and Blue
Crimson and Old Gold,
Black and Red
Garnet
Navy Blue and Old Gold
Crimson and White
, Cardinal*
Blue and Bed
..Blue and Gold.
, Gold and Blue
. . Maroon
. Red and Black
. Silver and Gold.
Re.d and White
. . Crimson and Gold.
Red and Black.
, .Silver and Gold
, .Orange and Navy Blue.
Crimson and Blue
Scarlet and Black
Light Blue.
. Maroon and Black
. Maize and Blue
Old Gold and Maroon.
, Black and Old Gold.
Copper, Gold and Silver.
. .Garnet and Bine.
. Scarlet and Cream.
Royal Blue
. White and Blue.
Pink and Green
Old Gold and Marine Blue
Crimson and Cream
Oregon Grape, Green and Yellow.
. Red and Blue.
Old Gold and Navy Blue
Dandelion Yellow.
Red and White
Garnet and Black
. Vermilion.
. .Cardinal and Gold.
Purple and Old Gold.
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COLLEGE COLORS
University of Tennessee
University of Texas
University of Utah . .. .
University of Vermont
University of Virginia .
University of Washington . .
University of Wisconsin
University of Wooster (O.)
University of Wyoming
United States Indian School (Pa )
United States Military Academy (NY)
United States Naval Academy (Md )
Upper Iowa University
Utah Agricultural College
Vanderbut University (Tenn )
Vassar College (NT)
Virginia Polytechnic Institute (Va )
Wake Forest College (N C )
Walden University (Tenn )
Washburn College (Kan.)
Washmton and Jefferson College (Pa )
Washington and Lee University (Va )
Washington University (Mo )
Wellesley College (Mass )
Wesleyan University (Conn )
West Virginia Wesleyan College. . . .,. . , .
Western College for Women (O )
Western Reserve University (O )
West Virginia University
Wheaton College (HI ) . .
Whitman College (Wash) . .
Wiley University (Tex.)
Willamette University (Ore )
William Jewell College (Mo )
Williams College (Mass)
Wittenberg College (O )
Wofford College (S C ) .
Worcester Polytechnic Institute (Mass )
Yale University (Conn )
Yankton College (S D )
. Orange and White.
White and Gold
. Crimson and Silver.
Green and Gold.
..Orange and Dark Blue
. Purple and Gold.
Cardinal
Black and Old Gold
. Brown and Yellow
Red and Old Gold
Black, Gold and Gray
Blue and Gold
Peacock, Blue and White
White and Blue
Black and Gold.
Rose and Gray
Orange and Maroon
Old Gold and Black
Black and Red.
Electric Blue
Red and Black.
Blue and White
Myrtle and Maroon
Deep Blue
Cardinal and Black
* Yellow and Black
Syrian Blue
Crimson and White
Old Gold and Blue
.Orange and Blue
.Blue and Maize
Royal Purple and White
Cardinal and Old Gold.
Red and Black.
Royal Purple
. Cream and Cardinal
.Old Gold and Black
.Crimson and Steel Gray
Blue
. Yellow and White
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
OF SCHOOLS
AUPHABETICAL, INDEX
A to Zed School, Berkeley, CaL
Aaker*s Business College Fargo 1*, D
Aaker 0 Business College Grand Forks N D
Abbeville Normal School, Abbeville, Miss
Abbott Academy Andover, Mas*.
Abbott Business College Billings, Mont.
Abbotts Business School, £Te*v York, N T
Abbott School, Farmlngton, Me
Aberdeen Academy, Aberdeen, N C
Aberdeen Business College, Abeideen 8 D
Ablngdon Friends School, Jenkintown Pa.
Abraham s Busslness College, Dublin, Texas
Abrahamson Business College, Camden, N J
Abrahamson Business College, Philadelphia,
Pa
Academical and Industrial Institute, North
Wllkesboro N C
Academy of Architecture and Industrial
Science St Louis, Mo
Academy Notre Dame de Slon, Marshall,
Mo
Academy of Fine Arts, Chicago
Academy of Holy Angel*. Traverse City
Mich
Academy of Holy Cross, Redford, N T
Academy of Holy Names, Spokane Wash
Academy of Immaculate Heart of Mary, San
Oblspo Cal
Academy of Idaho, Pocatello Idaho
Academy of Mount St Ursula, New York
Academy of Mt St Ursula, Bedford Park,
Academy of Mount St. Vincent New York
Academy of Northwestern University IDvans-
ton 111
Academy of Notre Dame Redwood City, Cal
Academy of Notre Dame, Santa Clara, Gal
Academy of Notre Dame, Putnam, Conn
Academy of Notre Dame, Waterbury, Conn
Academy of Notre Dame, Roxbury, Mass
Academy of Notre Dame Philadelphia, Pa
Academy of Notre Dame of Providence,
Newport, Ky
Academy of Our Lady of Angels, EJlmlra.
N T
Academy of Our Lady of Lourdes, Dims,
Iowa
Academy of Our Lady of Lourdes, Hast
Oakland. Cal
Academy of Our Lady of Lourdes Roches-
ter, Minn
Academy of Our Lady of Lourdes, Spokane,
Wash
Academy of Our Lady, Mankato, Minn
Academy of Our Lady, Manteno, III
Academy of Our Lady of Mercy, Red Bluff,
Cal
Academy of Our Lady of Mercy, Louisville.
Ky
Academy of Our Lady of Mercy, Joplln, Mo.
Aoadem of Our Lady of Mercy, Charleston,
S C
Academy of Our Lady of Peace, San Diego*
Cal
Academy of Our Lady of Perpetual Light.
Albany, Oreg
Academy of Our Lady of the Blessed Sacra-
ment, New York City
Academy of Our Lady of Providence, Chi-
cago, 111
Academy of Our Lady of the Lake, San
Antonio Texas
Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart,
Chicago 111
Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart,
Peorla 111
Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart*
Springfield, 111
Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart,
Central Falls, R I
Academy of Our Lady of Victory, Waterloo
Iowa
Academy of Our Lady of Victory, Brook-
lyn
Academy of Richmond County, Augusta, Ga.
Academy of St Francis de Sales, St Qene-
vieve Mo
Academy of St Joseph, Brentwood, N T.
Academy of St Scholastlca, Chicago 111
Academy of the Holy Angels Minneapolis,
Minn
Academy of the Holy Child Jesus, Sharon,
Pa
Academy of the Holy Child Jesus, Cheyenne
Wyo
Academy of the Holy Family, Baltic, Conn
Academy of the Holy Family Alton, 111
Academy of the Holy Ghost, Dubuque, Iowa.
Academy of the Holy Name, Shorb, Cal
Academy of the Holy Name, Rome, N 7
Academy of the Holy Name, Pomona, Calif.
Academy of the Holy Names Albany, N Y.
Academy of the Holy Name, Seattle, Wash.
Academy of the Holy Rosary, Woodland,
Cal
Academy of the Immaculate Conception,
Ferdinand, Ind.
Academy of the Immaculate Conception,
Oldenburg, Ind
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ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Academy of the Immaculate Conception,
Charles City, Iowa
Academy of the Immaculate Conception,
Davenport In ta
Academy of the Immaculate Conception,
Eathervllle, Iowa
Academy of the Immaculata, Newport, Ky
Academy of ihe itu maculate Conception,
Fall bank, Iowa,
Academy of the Immaculate Conception.
Gilbeitsville, Iowa
Academy of the Immaculate Conception,
Hastings, Neb
Academy of the Immaculate Conception,
Opelouaas, La
Academy of the Immaculate Heart of Mary,
San Luis Ooispo, Cal
Academy of the Ladies of the Loretto, Sault
Ste Marie, Mich
Academy of the New Church, Bryn Athyn,
Pa
Academy of the Sacred Heart, San Fran-
cisco Cal
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Washington,
D C
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Chicago, III
Academy of the Sacred Heart. Louisville, Ky
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Grand Co-
teau, La
Academy of the Sacred Heart, New Oi leans
La
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Detroit, Mich
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Grosse Point,
Mich
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Owatonna,
Minn
Academy of the Sacied Heart, Kansas City,
Mo
Academy of the Sacred Heart, St Chailes
Mo
Academy of the Sacred Heart, St Joseph,
Mo
Academy of the Sacred Heart, St Louis
Mo
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Omaha Nebr
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Hoboken, N
J >-
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Albany, N Y
Academy of the Sacred Heart, New Yoik,
N y
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Sag Haibor,
^ N T
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Syracuse, N
Y
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Cincinnati,
Ohio
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Philadelphia,
Pa
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Providence,
R I
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Torresdale,
Pa
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Waco, Texas
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Seattle, Wash
Academy of the Visitation, Mobile, Ala
Academy of the Visitation, Washington, D C
Academy of the Visitation, Des Moines, la
Academy of the Visitation, Dubuque, la
Academy of the Visitation, Evanston, 111
Academy of the Visitation, Baltimore, Md
Academy of the Visitation St Louis, Mo
Academy of the Visitation, Brooklyn, N y
Academy of the Visitation, Abingdon Va I
Academy of the Visitation, Richmond, Va
Academy of the Visitation, Wytheville, Va
Academy of the Visitation, Tacoma, Wash
Academy of the Visitation, Parkersburg, W
Va
Ackworth Academy, Ackworth, la
Acme Business College, Seattle, Wash
Acme Business College, Everett, Wash
Acme School of Drawing, Kalamazoo, Mich
Actual Business College Akron, O
Actual Business College, Appleton, Wis
Actual Business University, Fremont, O
Ada Corege of Law, Ada, O
Adams Academy, Qulncy, Mass
Adelbert College, Cleveland, O
Adelphi Academy, Brooklyn, N y
Adelphi College, Brooklyn, N Y
Adirondack Summei Art School, Saranac
Lake, N Y
Adrian College, Adrian, Mich
Advance Academy, Advance, N C
Affordby Kindergarten Normal School, Bal-
timore, Md
Affordby School, Baltimore, Md
Agasslz Hall, Alta Calif
Agnes Irwins School, Philadelphia. Pa
Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Ga
Agricultural College of Utah, Logan, Utah
Agricultural and Manual Training High
School, Fargo, N D
Agricultural and Mechanical College (col-
ored), Normal, Ala
Agricultural and Mechanical College for the
Colored Race, Greensboro, N C
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Ken-
tucky, Lexington, Ky
Agricultural and Mechanical College of
Texas, College Station, Texas
Agricultural and Mechanical School, Can oil-
ton, Ga
Agricultural and Normal University, Langs-
ton, Okla
Akeley Hall for Girls, Grand Haven, Mich
Akion Normal School, Akron, O
Alabama Baptist Colored University, Selmi
Ala.
Alabama-Bienau College Eufaula, Ala
Alabama Brenau College-Conservatory, Eu-
faula, Ala
Alabama Conference College, Montgomery,
Alabama Conference Female Coll , Tuskegee,
Ala
Alabama Girls' Technical Institute, Monte-
vallo, Ala
Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, All
Alabama State Normal College Livingston
Ala.
Alabama Synodlcal College for Women,
Talladega, Ala
Alameda Technical School Alameda, Calif
Alamo City Commercial College, San An-
tonio, Texas
Albany Academy, Albany, N Y
Albany Academy for Girls, Albany, N Y
Albany Business College, Albany, N y
Albany College, Albany, Ore
Albany College of Pharmacy, Union Uni-
versity, Albany, N Y
Albany High School, Albany, Ky
Albany Medical College, Albany, N y
Albany Law School, Union University, Al-
bany, N Y
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ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Albemarle Normal ana Industrial Institute,
Albemarle, N C
Albert Lea College, Albert Lea, Minn
AlbertI School of Expression, New York,
N Y
Albion Academy, State Normal School,
Franklinton, N C
Albion College, Albion, Mich
Albright College Myerstown, Pa
Albuquerque Business College, Albuquerque,
N M
Albuquerque Indian School, Albuquerque,
N M
Alcorn Agricultural and Mechanical College
for Negroes, Alcorn, Miss
Alcott School, Roselle N J
Alculn Preparatory School, New York, N Y
Alderman's Select School, Wilmington, N C
Alderson Academy, Alderson, W Va
Alexander College, Burkesvllle, Ky
Alexander Collegiate Institute, Jacksonville,
Tex
Alfred Academy, Alfred-, N Y
Alfied Theological Seminary, Alfred, N Y
Alfred University, Alfred, N. Y.
Algiers School of Shorthand, New Orleans
La
Alinda College Preparatory School, Pitts-
burgh, Pa
All Hallows College, Salt Lake City, Utah
All Hallows Seminary, Fremont, N C
All Saints Academic School of Manhattan,
New York, N Y
All Saints Academy, Fort Wor\h, Tex
All Saints Episcopal College, Vioksburg,
Miss
All Saints' School, Sioux Fall, S D
Allan Manual Training School, Austin, Tex
Alleghany Collegiate Institute, Alderson, W
Va
Alleghany County Academy, Cumberland,
Md
Allegheny County College, Cumberland, Md
Allegheny Preparatory School, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Alleghany Theological Seminary, Pittsburgh,
Pa
Allegheny College, Meadvllle, Pa
Allen s Business College, Mansfield, Pa
Allen's Business College, Spokane, Wash
Allen Normal and Industrial School, Thomas-
ville, Ga
Allen Preparatory School, Portland, Ore
Allen's School (Miss ), West Newton, Mass
Allen's School, West Newton, Mass
Allen University, Columbia, S C
Allentown Business College, Allentown, Pa
Allentown College for Women, Allentown,
Pa
Allentown Preparatory School, Allentown
Pa
Alliance Business College, Bus and Sten ,
Alliance, Ohio
Alliance High School, Orantsboro, N C
Allison School, Santa Fe N Mex
Alma College, Alma, Mich.
Alpena Business College, Alpena, Mich
Altoona Business College, Altoona, Pa
Alum Well Academy, Church Hill, Tenn
Amboy Academy, Axnboy, Ind
American Academy of Dramatic Arts, New
York
American Business College, Pueblo, Colo
American Business College, Minneapolis,
Minn
American Business College Philadelphia
Pa
American College of Mechano-Therapy, Chi-
cago
Ameiican College of Musicians, New York
N Y
American Commercial School, Allentown, Pa
American Conservatory of Music, Chicago
111
American Institute of Applied Music, New
York
American International College, Springfield,
Mass
American-Italian School of Music Brooklyn
American Medical College, St Louis, Mo
American Medical Missionary College, Chi-
cago, 111
American School for the Deaf, Hartford,
Conn
American School of Elocution, Brooklyn,
N Y
American School of Engraving, New York
N Y
American School of Home Economics, Chi-
cago, 111
Ameiican School of Osteopathy, Ktrksville,
Mo
American University, Washington, D C
American University of Harriman, Harri-
man, Tenn
American Violin School, Chicago, 111
Am h erst Academy, Cora, N C
Amherst College, Amherst, Mass
Amherst College Summer Library School,
Amherst, Mass
Amity College, College Springs, la
Amity Theological School, New York, N Y
Ammendale Normal Institute, Ammendalc,
Md
Anable's School, New Brunswick, N J
Ansuble's School for Girls, Philadelphia, Pa
Anacortes Business College, Anacortes,
Wash
Anderson Academy, Irvington, Calif
Anderson Business College, Anderson, Ind
Anderson College, Anderson, S C
Anderson Preparatory School, Seattle, Wash
Andersonvllle Institute, Andersonvllle, Tenn
Andover Theological Seminary, Cambridge,
Mass
Andrew Female College, Cuthbert, Qa
Andrew Small Academy, Darnestown, Md
Angeles Vista School, Los Angeles, Calif
Angelus University, Los Angeles, Calif
Anna 8 C Blake Manual Training School,
Santa Barbara, Calif
Anna Dill Institute, Fort McPherson, Ga
Anna Grott Bryant Institute, Chicago, 111
Anne Arundel Academy, Miilersvllle, Md
Annie Wright Seminary, Tacoma, Wash
Annunciation Academy, Pine Bluff, Ark.
Anson Academy, North Anson, Me
Anson Institute, Wadesboro, N C
Anthracite Business College, Scranton, Pa
Antioch College, Yellow Springs, O
Antwerp High School, Antwerp, N Y
Appleton Academy, New Ipswioh, N H
Appleton Business College, Appleton, Wis
Appleton City Academy, Appleton City, Mo
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Appomato'* Agricultural High School, Ap-
pomatox Va
Aquinas Academy, Tacoma, Wash
Arcadia Academy Midway, N C
Azcadia College and Uisuline Academy, Ar-
cadia, Mo
Archibald 8 Business College, Minneapolis
Minn
Aiderys School Guthue, Okla
Ardleigh School, Front Royal Va
Ardrey College for Toung Women, Okla-
homa, Okla
Arizona School of Mines Tucson Anz
Arkansas Baptist College (colored), Little
Bock, Ark
Arkansas College, Batesville, Ark
Arkansas Conference College, Siloa n Spgs ,
Ark
Arkansas Cumberland College Clarkesville
Ark
Arkansas Holiness College, Vilonla, Ark
Arkansas State Normal School, Con way, Ark
Arlington Heights College Ft Worth, Tex
Arlington Institute, Alexandria, Va
Armagh Academy, Armagh Pa
Armitage Preparatoiy School, Atlantic City,
N J
Armitage School, Wayne Pa
Armstrong High School (colored), Wash-
ington, D C
Arms Academy Shelburne Falls Mass
Armour Institute of Technology Chicago, III
Army & Navy Preparatory School, Wash-
ington D C
Arnold Thomas School, Kansas City, Mo
Arooetook State Normal, Presque Isle, Me
Arrillaga Musical College, San Francisco
Art Academy of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, O
Art College La Porte, Ind
Art Craft Institute, Chicago, 111
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, III
Art School of Portland Art Association,
Portland, Ore
Art Students' League of New Tort, N. T»
Asgard College, Fort Worth, Tex
Asgard College, Houston, Tex
Ash bury College, Wilmore, Ky
Ashe Art School, Memphis, Tenn
Ashland College, Ashland* Ky
Ashland College, Ashland O
Ashland Commercial College, Ashland, Ore
Ashland Seminary, Versailles, Ky
Ashley Hall, Chariest own t-
Asheville Business College, Ashevllle, N C
Ashevllle Farm School, Ashevllle, N C.
Ashevalle Farm School, Farm Softool P. O*
N C
Asnevllle School for Boys, Ashevllle, N C
Asneville School for Girls, Asheville, N C
Asheville School of Stenography, Asheville,
N C
Ashpole Institute, Ash pole, N D
Ashtabula Business College, Aahtabula, O
Associated Schools of Agriculture, Cokato,
Minn
Association Institute, Detroit, Mich
Assumption Academic School, Syracuse, N T
Assumption College, Worcester, Mass.
Assumption Institute, Plattsburg, N T
Assumption School, Topeka, Kane
Atchison Business College, Atohison, Kans
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Hallway
Apprentice Schools, Topeka, Kans
Athenaeum School of Drafting and Engin-
eering, Chicago 111
Athens Business College, Athens, Ga,
Athens College, Athens A a
Athens School of University of Chattanooga,
Athens, Tenn
Atkinson Academy Atkinson, N H
Atkinson Literary and Industrial School
Madlsonville, Ky
Atkinson s Business College, Sacramento,
Calif
I Atkinson s Sacramento Business College,
' Sacramento, Calif
Atlanta Baptist College, Atlanta, Ga
1 Atlanta Business College, Atlanta, Ga
I Atlanta College of Phaimacy, Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons,
1 Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta Commercial College, Atlanta Ga
I Atlanta Dental College, Atlanta Ga
I Atlanta Law School, Atlanta Ga
Atlanta Medical College, Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta School of Medicine, Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta Select School for Boys, Atlanta, Ga,
Atlanta Theological Seminary, Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta University (colored), Atlanta, Ga
Atlantic Academy, Crisp, N C
Atlantic Christian College, Wilson, N C
Atlantic Collegiate Institute, Elizabeth City
N C
Atlantic Institute, Atlantic, N C
Atlantic Medical College, Baltimore, Md
Atlantic School of Osteopathy, Wilkesbarre,
Pa
Athens Female College, Athens Ala
Auburn School of Business, Auburn, N 7
Auburn Seminary, Auburn, Ky
Auburn Theological Seminary* Auburn, N T
Auditorium Dramatic School, Kansas City.
Mo \
Audubon Sugar School Baton Rouge, La
Augsburg Seminary, Minneapolis, Minn
Augusta Business College, Augusta, Ga
Augusta Chllds' School, Blnghamton, N T
Augusta Co-Educational Institute Augusta,
Ga.
Augusta Military Academy, Fort Defiance,
Va
Augustana College Canton, S C
Augustana College and Theological Semi-
nary, Rock Island, 111
Augustiman Academy, Carthage, N Y
Augustlnlan Academy, Tompkinsvllle, N 7
Augustlnlan Institute, Carthage, N T
Aulander Academy, Aulander, N C
Aurora College, Aurora, 111
Aurora Normal and Business College, Au-
rora, Neb
Aurora Shorthand School Aurora, III
AusteH High School, Austell, Ga
Austin Academy, Austin, Tex
Austin Academy, Center Straff ord N H
Austin-Gate Academy, Stratford, N H
Austin College, Efflngham, 111
Austin College, Sherman Tex
Austin Presbyterian Theological School Aus-
tin Tex.
Austin Training School, Stevenson, Ala.
Automobile Schools of America, New Tork,
Avery College, Allegheny, Pa,
Avery College Trade School, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Vvery Normal Institute, Charleston, S C
Ayers Business College, San Francisco, Cal
Baches Pnvate School, Bustol, R I
Backner College, Wltcherville, Ark
Backus Law School of Western Reserve Uni-
versity, Cleveland, O
Backus School for Girls, St Paul, Minn
Bacone College, Bacone, Okla
Bagwell Business College, Atlanta, Ga
Balrds Institute, Norwalk, Conn.
Bairds School for Boys, Charlotte, N C
Baker City Business College, Baker City,
Ore
Baker Graded School, Mobile, Ala
Baker-Himmel School, Knoxville, Tenn
Bakers School Mobile, Ala
Baker's School, Nashville, N C
Baker University Academy, Baldwin, Kan
Balatka Musical College, Chicago, 111
Baldwin and Neldon's School, South Orange,
N J
Baldwin Kindergarten Training School,
Youngstown, O
Baldwin School, East Orange, N J
Baldwin School Saianac Lake, N Y
Baldwin's School for Girls, Bryn Mawr, Pa
Baldwin Seminaiy, St Paul, Minn
Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, O
Ballard School, Macon, Ga
Ballou and Hobigand School, Boston, Mass
Baltimore Att School, Baltimore, Md
Baltimore Business College, Baltimore, Md
Baltimore City College Baltimore, Md
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, Balti-
more, Md
Baltimore Law School, Baltimore, Md
Baltimore Medical College, Baltimore, Md
Baltimore, Medical College, Dental Depart-
ment, Baltimore, Md
Baltimore Normal School (colored), Balti-
more, Md
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, Baltimore,
Md
Baltimore School of Garment Cutting, Bal-
timoxe, Md
Baltimore School of Pernin Shorthand, Bal-
timore, Md
Baltimore Training School for Teachers,
Baltimore, Md
Baltimore University School of Law, Balti-
more, Md
Baltimore University School of Medicine,
Baltimore, Md
Bancroft School, Worcester, Mass.
Bancroft Training School, Haddonfleld,
N J
Bangor Business College, Bangor, Me
Bangor Theological Seminary, Bangor, Me
Bangor Training School, Bangor, Me
Bang B and Walton's School, New York, N Y
Bank's Business College, Belfast, Me
Banks Business College, Philadelphia, Pa,
Baptist Collegate Institute, Newton, Ala.
Baptist Missionary Training School, Chi*
cagOt 111
Baptist University of Indiana, Indianapolis
Ind
Baraboo Business College, Baraboo, Wls
Barbour Hall, Nazareth, Mich
Barboursville Baptist Insttiute, Barbours-
ville, Ky
Barclay Hall School for Girls, Pittsburgh,
Pa
Barclay's Business Institute, Geneva, N Y
Bard Hall Cornwall-on-Hudson, N Y
Bardstown Baptist Institute Bardstown, Ky
Barker Free Academy, West Boxford, Mass
Barker Memorial Seminary (colored), An-
nlston Ala
Barkeyville Academy, Barkeyvllle, Pa
Barlow School of Industrial Arts, Blngham-
ton, N Y
Barnard College, New York City
Barnard School for Girls, New York City
Barnard School for Boys, New York City
Barnes Business College, St Louis, Mo
Barnes Commercial School, Denver, Colo
Barnes School, Montgomery, Ala
Baines School of Anatomy, Sanitary Science
and Embalming, Chicago, Dallas, New
York
Bainett School, Houston, Texas
Baron de Hlrsch Agricultural and Industrial
School, Woodbine, N ./
Baron de Hlzsch Trade School, New York,
N Y
Baron De Hlrsch Agricultural School, We-
nonah, N J'
Barrett College, Pee Dee, N C
Barret Manual Training High School, Hen-
dei son, Ky
Barrett Collegiate School, Pee Dee, N C
Barrett Institute of Shorthand, Chicago, 111
Barrow Memorial Academy, Columbus, Miss
Barry's Telegraph Institute, Minneapolis,
Minn
Barstow's School, Kansas City, Mo
Bartel's Musical College, Mantua, O
Baitholomew-UIfton School, Cincinnati, O
Bartlett's Commercial College, Cincinnati, O
Bates College, Lewlston, Me
Bath Iron-Works School of Shipbuilding,
Bath, Me
Battle Creek Business University, Battle
Creek, Mich
Battle Creek College, Battle Creek, Mich
Bay City Business College, Bay City, Mich
Bay Path Institute, Springfield, Mass
Bay less Business College, Dubuque, la
Baylor Female College, Belton, Tex
Baylor University, Waco, Tex
Baylor University Medical College, Dallas,
Tex
Baylor's University School. Chattanooga,
Tenn
Beach Institute, Savannah, Ga,
Beard's School for Girls, Orange, N J
Beasley School of Oratory, Grand Rapids,
Mich
Beacon Business College, Wilmington, Dei
Beacon School. Hartford, Conn
Bean Business School, Asbury, N J
Beauchamp School, Taylorville, Ky
Beaufort College School, Beaufort, S C
Beaufort High School, Beaufort, N C
Beaumont College, Harrodsburg, Ky
Beauvolr College, Wllmar, Ark.
Beaver Branch Brlgfcam Young University,
Beaver, Utah
Beaver College, Beaver, Pa
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Beck's Academy, Piqua, Ohio
Becker s Business College, Worcester, Mass
Beckley Institute, Beckley, W Va
Bedford Academy, Brooklyn, N Y
Bedford Academy, Bedford, N T
Bedford Institute, Brooklyn, N Y
Bedford Institute, Shelbyville, Tenn
Beechgrove Training School, Beechgrove,
Tenn
Beechwood Manual Training Academy,
Fairland, Ind
Beechwood School, Jenkintown, Pa
Beeman Academy, New Haven, Vt
Beeson Academy, Pisgah, Ala
Beethoven Conservatory of Music, St Louts,
Mo
Beethoven School of Music, Me ad vl lie, Pa
Behnke- Walker Business College, Portland,
Ore
Bel-Air School, Lewlston, Va
Belcourt Seminary, Washington, D C
Belhaven College for Young Ladles, Jack-
son, Miss
Bell Medical College, Dallas, Texas
Bell School of Speech, New York, N Y
Belcross Academy, Belcross, N C
Belief on te Academy, Bellefonte, Fa
Belleville Academy, Belleville, Ark
Belleville Commercial College, Belleville,
111
Belleville Normal College, Belleville, Ark.
Bellevue College, Bellevue, Neb
Bellevue Collegiate Institute, Caledonia, Mo
Bellevue High School, Bellevue, Va.
Bellingham Business Institute, Bellingham,
Wash
Bellows Private School, Boston, Mass
Bellwood Seminary, Anchorage, Ky
Belmont Abbey Seminary, Belmont, N C
Belmont College, Nashville, Tenn
Belmont School, Belmont, Calif
Belmont Seminary, Bedford City, Va.
Beloit College, Belolt, Wls
Belolt Business College, Belolt, Wis
Belvldere Academy, Belvidere, N C
Belwood Institute, Belwood, N C
Benedict College, Columbia, S C
Benedict Memorial School, Cedartown, Ga
Benedict School of Shorthand, Boston, Mass
Benedictine College, Richmond, Va
Benedictine College, Savannah, Ga.
Benjamin School for Girls, New York, N Y
Benn-Avon School, San Antonio, Texas
Bennett Academy, Clarkson, Miss
Bennett College, Greensboro, N C
Bennett Medical College, Chicago, 111
Bennett School for Girls, Mlllbrook, N Y
Bennetts School, Mlllbrook, N Y
Benson School of Applied Design, New York
Benton College of Law, St Louis, Mo
Benton Harbor College Benton Harbor, Mich
Benton Seminary, Camden, Tenn
Benton s Business School, New Bedford,
Mass
Benzonla Academy, Benzonla, Mich
Berea College, Berea, Ky
Berean Normal Training and Industrial
School Philadelphia, Pa
Bergen Hall, Chicago, 111
Berkley Institute, Brooklyn, N Y
Beikeley Academy for Boys, Tenafly, N J
Berkeley Bible Seminaiy, Berkeley, Calif
Berkeley Divinity School, Mlddletown, Conn
Berkeley Institute, Brooklyn, N Y
Berkeley Kindergarten Training School,
Berkeley, Calif
Berkeley Pacific Theological Seminary*
Berkeley, Calif
Berkeley Preparatory School, Berkeley, Cal
Berkeley School, New York, N Y
Berkey and Dyke s Business School, Cleve-
land, O
Berkshire Business College, Pittsneld, Mass
Berkshire Hill School, Mt Washington, Mass
Berlitz School of Languages, Washington, D
C
Berlitz School of Languages, Chicago, 111
Berlitz School of Languages, Evanaton, 111
Berlitz School of Languages, St Louis, Mo
Berlitz School of Languages, New York, N Y
Berlitz School of Languages, Pittsburgh, Pa
Berry School, Mount Berry, Ga.
Berry School Rome, Ga
Berrysburg Academy, Berrysburg, Pa
Berry vllle Institute, Berryville, Va
Bertie Academy, Windsor, N C
Berwick Academy, South Berwick, Me
Berwick Business College, Berwick, Pa
Bessie Tlft College, Forsyth, Ga
Bethania Academy, Everett, Wash
Bethany College, Topeka, Kan*
Bethany College, Lindsborg, Kan
Bethany College, Bethany, W Va
Bethany College, Mankato, Minn
Bethany School, Gettysburg, Pa-
Bethel College, Newton, Kan
Bethel College, Russellville, Ky
Bethel College, McKenzle, Tenn
Bethel Female College, Hopkinsville, Ky
Bethel Hill Institute, Bethel Hill, N C
Bethel Male College, Cuthbert, Ga
Bethel Military Academy, Bethel Academy,
Va
Bethesda College, Henderson, Neb
Bethlehem Academy, St John, Ky
Bethlehem Academy, Farlbault, Minn
Bethlehem College, Bethlehem, Pa
Bethlehem Preparatory School, Bethlehem,
Pa
Settle Stuart Institute, Springfield, 111
Bettlnger Business Institute, Lookport,
Beutel Business College, Tacoma, Wash
Beverly Farm School for Nervous and Back-
ward Children, Godfrey, III
Beverly Independent Industrial School, Bev-
erly, Mass
Bible College of Missouri, Columbia, Mo
Bible Teachers' Training School, New York,
Blckler Academy, Austin, Tex.
Biddle University, Charlotte, N C
Blgelow's School, Kansas City, Mo
Billings Polytechnic Institute, Billings, Mont.
Billings School, Mohegan Lake, N Y
Biltmore Forest School, Biltmore, N C
Blltmore Parish School, Biltmore, N C
Biltmore School, Biltmore, N C.
Blngham School, Ashevllle, N C
Blngham School, Mebane, N C
Bird's Bronx Business Institute, New York,
Birmingham Business College, Birmingham,
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Birmingham College, Birmingham, Ala
Birmingham College Training: School* Birm-
ingham, Ala
Birmingham College of Pharmacy, Birming-
ham, Ala
Birmingham Conservator}, Birmingham, N
Y
Birmingham Conser\atory of Music, Birm-
ingham Ala
Birmingham Dental College, Birmingham,
Ala
Birmingham Medical College, Birmingham,
Ala
Birmingham School for Girls Birmingham,
Pa
Binghampton School of Business, Bing-
hampton, N T
Birmingham Seminary, Birmingham, Ala
Birmingham Shorthand School, Chicago, 111
BIscoe Academy, Biacoe, N C
Bishop College, Marshall, Tex
Bishop Payne Divinity School, Petersburg,
Va
Bishop Robertson Hall, St Louis, Mo
Bishop School for Girls La Jolla, Calif
Bishop School San Diego, Calif
Bishop Scott Academy, Portland, Ore
Bishopthorpe Manor School, South Bethle-
hem, Pa
Bissell College, Photo-Engraving, Efflngham,
111
Bissing Conservatory of Music, Topeka,
Kan
Black Hall School, Black Hall, Conn
Black River Academy, Ludlow, Vt
Blackman's School, Brooklyn, N T
Blackbourne College for Girls, Senatobia,
Miss
Blackburn College, Carllnvffle, 111.
Blackburn's Academy, Chaiton la
Blackstone Female Institute, Blackstone, Va
Blaine Normal School, Blalne, Ky
Blair Academy, Blalrstown, N J
Blair Business College, South Park. Wash
lilalrsvllle College, Blairsvllle, Pa
Ulake Country School, Tarrytown N T
Blake Manual Training: School, Santa Bar-
bara r-allf
Blake School, New York, N Y
Blake School for Boys, Minneapolis, Minn
Blandville Baptist College, Blandville, Ky
Blair Business College, Spokane, Wash
Blight School, Philadelphia, Pa
BUnn Memorial College, Brenham, Tex
Bliss Business College, Lewiston, Me
Bliss Business College, Flint, Mich
Bliss Business College, Portsmouth, N H
Bliss Business College, Columbus, O
Bliss Electrical School, Washington, D C
Bloomfleld Academy, New Bloomfleld, Pa
Bloomsburg State Normal School, Blooms-
burg, Pa
Blose School of Music, Washington, Pa.
Blue Button Academy, Shiloh, N C
Blue Mountain Female College, Blue* Moun-
tain, Miss
Blue Ridge College, New Windsor, Md
Blue Springs Normal College, Blue Springs,
Miss
Bluefleld Colored Institute, Bluefleld, W Va
Bluestone Mission School, Abbyville, Va,
Bluffton Business College, BluftTtou, Ind
Bluffton College and Mennonlte Seminary,
Bluffton, Ohio
Boarding and Day School Gainesville Fla
Boarding and Day School, Dobbs Fern
N Y
Boardman Manual Training High School,
New Haven, Conn
Boeddeckers Conservatory of Music, St
Louis, Mo
Boenlsch's Commercial College, St Paul,
Minn
Boggstown Academy, Boggstown Ind
Boiling Springs Academy, Boiling Springs,
N C
Boise Business College, Boise, Idaho
Bolin Institute, New York, N Y
Bombay Institute, Bombay, N C
Bon Air School, Bon Air Va
Bonn-Avon School for Girls, San Antonio,
Tex
Bonebrake Theological Seminary, Dayton, O
Boone Business College, Boone, Iowa
Boone's University School, Berkeley, Calif
Boonevllle Academy, Boonevllle, Ky
Boon evil] e Institute, Boonevllle, Miss
Booth Preparatory School, New Haven, Conn
Borden Institute, Borden, Ind
Bordentown Industrial and Manual Training
School, Bordentown, N J
Bordentown Institute, Bordentown, N J
Bordwell School, Croton, Mass
Borean Normal Training and Industrial
School, Philadelphia Pa
Borough Academy of Brooklyn, Brooklyn,
N Y
Boscobel College, Nashville, Tenn
Boston Academy of Music, Louisville, Ky
Boston Art School, Boston, Mass
Boston College, Boston, Mass
Boston Dental College, Boston, Mass
Boston Normal School, Boston, Mass
Boston Preparatory Institute, Boston, Mass
Boston School for the Deaf, Randolph, Mass
Boston University Boston, Mass
Boston Y W C A School of Domestic
Science, Boston, Mass
Botsford School for Girls, New Brighton,
N Y
Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Me
Bowdon College, Bowdon, Ga
Bo we College, Johnstown, Pa,
Bowert School, Nashville, Tenn
Bowling Green Business University, Bowling-
Green, Ky
Bowling Green Industrial Academy, Bowling,
Green, Va
Bowling: Green Prep School, Bowling Green,
Ky
Bowling Green Seminary, Bowling Green, Ya,
Bowman Technical School, Lancaster, Pa
Bowser Shorthand School, Indianapolis, Ind
Boxwood Manor, Lynne, Conn
Boyd's Shorthand School, Chicago, 111.
Boyesen School, Chicago, 111
Boylan Home Industrial Training; School,
Jacksonville, Fla,
Boyle's Commercial College, Omaha, Neb
Boyne Chitto Normal School, Boyne Chltto,
Miss
Boynton Normal School, Los Angeles, Calif
Boys' and Girls' School of Trade, Portland,
Ore
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Boys' Catholic School, Wilmington, N C
Boys' High School, Atlanta, Ga
Boys' Industrial Association, Scranton, Pa
Boys' Industrial School, Lancaster, Ohio
Boys' Industrial School, Williamsport, Pa
Boys' Institute of Industry, Boston, Mass
Boys' Latin School, Baltimore, Md
Boys' School, Wilmington, N C
Boys' Training School, Annlston, Ala
Braden Bible Training School, Nashville,
Tenn
Bradford Academy, Bradford, Mass
Bradford Business College, Bradford, Pa
Bradford Durfee Textile School, Fall River
Mass
Bradley Polytechnic Institute, Peoria, 111
Bradstreet School, Rochester, N T
Bralnerd Business College, Bralnerd, Minn
Brain erd Institute, Chester, S C
Braislin School, Priscllla, Bordentown, N J
Brandon Training School, Shelbyville, Tenn
Brandon Training School, Tullahoxna. Tenn
Branch Normal College (colored), Pine
Bluff, Ark
Brantley-Draughton Business College, Fort
Worth Tex
Brantley Institute Senoia, Go,
Brantwood Hall, Bronxvllle, N Y
Brattleboro Academy, West Brattleboro, Vt
Braxton Collegiate Institute, Braxton, Miss
Brazil Business University, Brazil Ind.
Brearley School, New York, N T
Breck Farm School, Wilder, Minn
Breckenrldge Normal College, Hardlnsburg,
Ky
Breevort School, Brooklyn N T
Brenau College* Gainesville, Ga,
Brevard Institute, Brevard, N C
Brevard Training School, Ada, Okla,
Brewer Normal School, Greenwood, S C
Brewer's Academy, Clinton, N C
Brewster Academy, Wolfeboro, N H
Bxlarly Hall Military Academy, Poolesville,
Bridge Academy. Dresden Mills, Me.
Bridgeport Training School for Teachers,
Bridgeport, Conn
Bridgeport University School, Bridgeport,
Conn
Bridge's School, Brooklyn, N. T.
Bridgeton Academy, North Bridgeton, Me
Bridgewater College, Bridge water Va.
Brigham Academy, Bakersfleld, Vt
Brlgham Young College, Logan, Utah
Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah
Bristol Academy, Taunton, Mass
Bristol City Business College Bristol, Tenn
Bristol English School, Bristol, Tenn
Bristol School Washington, D C
Broad Street Conservatory, Philadelphia, Pa
Broad Valley Institute, Brevard, N C
Broad dus Institute, Philippl, W Va,
Broad moor School, Colorado Springs Colo
Broadway Institute, Broadway, N C
Broekhaven School of Opera, Cincinnati,
O
Brockton Business University, Brockton,
Mass
Broken Bow Business and Normal College,
Broken Bow Neb
Rrockport Classical School, Brockport, N Y
Bronson's School, Providence, R I I
Brookeville Academy, Brookevllle, Md
Brookfleld Summer School of Music, Brook-
field Center, Conn ,
Brookwood School for Nervous and Back-
ward Children, lansdowne, Pa
Brooklyn Academy of Musical Art, Brook-
lyn, N Y
Brooklyn Business Institute, Brooklyn, N Y
Brooklyn College, Brooklyn, N Y
Brooklyn College of Pharmacy, Brooklyn,
N Y
Brooklyn Conservatory of Music, Brooklyn,
NY
Brooklyn Heights Seminary, Brooklyn, N Y
Brooklyn Industrial School, Brooklyn, N Y
Brooklyn Industrial School of Arts and Sci-
ence, Brooklyn, N Y
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Science,
Brooklyn, N Y
Brooklyn Latin School, Brooklyn, N Y
Brookly'h Law School St Lawrence Uni-
versity, Brooklyn, N Y
Brooklyn Studio of Music, Brooklyn, N Y
Brooklyn Telegraph School, Brooklyn, N Y
Brooklyn Training School for Teachers,
Brooklyn, N Y
Broomfield School, Harvard, Mass,
Bromfield-Peareon School, Tufts College,
Pa
Brown and Nichols School, Cambridge,
Mass
Brown County School for Girls St. Martin, O
Brown Preparatory School, Philadelphia, Pa.
Brown School for Boys, Providence, R. I
Brown University, Providence, R L
Brown's Business College, Bridgeport, Conn
Brown's Business College, Bloomlngton, III.
Brown s Business College, Cairo, 111
Brown's Bturiness College, Centralla, 111
Brown's Business College, Champaign, III
Brown's Business College, Danville, 111
Brown's Business College, Decatur, III
Brown's Business College* Bast St Louis, 111
Brown's Business College, Galesburg, 111
Brown's Business College, Jacksonville, 111
Brown s Business College, Marlon, 111
Brown's Business College, Mollne, 111
Brown's Business College, Muscatine, Iowa
Brown's Business College, Peoria, III
Brown's Business College, Ottawa, 111
Brown's Business College, Rock Island, 111
Brown's Business College, Rock ford, 111.
Brown's Business College, Sterling, 111
Brown s Business College, Streator, III
Brown's Business College, Terre Haute, Ind.
Brown's Business College, Davenport, la.
Brown's Busiress College, Sioux City, la
Brown's Business College, Kansas City, Mo
Brown s Business College, St Louis, Mo
Brown's Business College, Lincoln, Neb
Brown's College Preparatory School Phila-
delphia, Pa
Brown's School, Warrentown, N C
Brown's Business University, Adrian, Mich
Brown* University School, CharlottesvUle,
Va
Browne-Nichols' School, Cambridge, Man.
Browne's Brooklyn Business College, Brooklyn
Browne's Business College Youngstown, O
Brownell Hall, Omaha, Neb
Browning School, New York, N Y
Brownsberger Home School for Bookkeeping
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and Graham Shorthand, Los Angeles, Cal
Bruce Academy, Athens, Tex
Bruflat Academy, Portland, N D
Bruington Academy, Bruington, Va.
Brunot Hall, Spokane, Wash
Brunswick School, Greenwich. Conn
Brunswick Seminary, Brunswick, Md
Brvan Normal Institute, Pembroke, Ga
Bryant & St rat ton Business College, Chicago
Bryant & Stratton Business College, Louis-
ville
Bryant & Stratton Business College, St
Louis
Bryant and Stratton Business College, New
Albany, Ind
Bryant & Stratton Business College, Man-
chester N T
Bryant and Stratton Business College, Man-
chester N H
Bryant & Stratton Business College, Brook-
lyn
Bryant & Stratton Business College, Buffalo
Bryant & Stratton Business College, Provi-
dence
Bryant & Stratton Commercial School, Bos-
ton
Bryant Stratton and Smith Business College,
Warren, O
Bryant School for Boys, Fort Worth, Tex
Bryant School for Stammering, New York,
N Y
Bryce's Shorthand Training School, Brook-
lyn
Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, Pa
Bryn Mawr School Scranton, Pa
Bryn Mawr School for Girls, Baltimore, Md
Buchanan Collegiate Institute, Campbells-
vllle, Ky
Bucheyo Business College, Sidney, O
Buekeyestown Normal, Buckevestown, Md
Buckley School, New York, N Y
Bucknell Academy Lewlsburg, Pa
Bucknell Institute, Lewlsburg, Pa
Bucknell School of Muslo, Lewlsburg, Pa
Bucknell University, Lewlsburg, Pa
Buckner College, Wltchervllle, Ark
Buena Vista College, Storm Lake, la
Buffalo Academy of the Sacred Heart, Buf-
falo, N Y
Buffalo College of Pharmacy, Buffalo, N Y
Buffalo Commercial Institute Buffalo N Y
Buffalo Law School, University of Buffalo,
Buffalo, N Y
Buffalo Seminary, Buffalo, N Y
Buffalo State Normal School, Buffalo, N Y
Buford College, Nashville, Tenn
Bules Creek Academy, Bules Creek, N C
Bulkeley School, New London, Conn
Bunker Hill Military Academy, Bunker Hill,
111
Bunn-Bell Institute, Waycross, Ga,
Burdett College Boston, Mass.
Burdette College, Lynn, Mass
Burgaw Academy, Burgaw, N C
Burleson College Greenville, Tex '
Burlington Academy, Burlington, N C
Burlington Business College, Burlington, Vt
Burnham School, Northampton Mass
Burnsville Academy, Burnsville, W Va,
Burr and Burton Seminary, Manchester, Vt
Burrltt College, Spencer, Tenn.
Burroughs School, Great Neck, N Y
Bush Temple Conservatory, Chicago, 111
Business Institute, Detroit, Mich
Business Preparatory School, Chicago, 111
Business University, Eureka, Calif
Butchers' Business College, Beaver Falls, Pa
Butler Business College, Butler, Pa.
Butler College, Irvlngton, Ind
Butler College, Indlanapols, Ind
ButZer School Huntsville, Ala
Butler School, New Haven, Conn
Butler's Business School, Yonkers, N Y
Butler's School, Cincinnati O
Butte Business College, Butte, Mont
Butts' School for Girls, Norwich, Conn
Buxton Academy, Buxton, N C
Cabbot Institute, Carbon Center, Pa,
Caines' College of Physical Culture, Boston,
Mass
Caldwell Academy and Graded School,
Owenton Ky
Caldwell College, Danville, Ky
Caldwell College of Oratory, San Francisco
Caldwell Training School, Mount Juliet,
Tenn
Calhoun Colored School (colored), Calhoun
Ala,
Calhoun-Chamberlaln School, Bed Bank,
N J
Caledonia County Grammar School, Peach-
am, Vt
California College of Pharmacy, San Fran-
cisco
California College, Oakland, Cal
California Commercial College, Los Angeles,
Calif
California Eclectic Medical College, Los An-
geles, Cal
California Institution for the Deaf and Dumb
and Blind Berkeley, Cal
California Military Academy, LOB Angeles,
Calif
California Military Institute, Coronado, Cal
California Polytechnic School, San Luis
Oblspo, Cal
California School for Boys, Los Angeles, Cal
California School of Mechanical Arts, San
Francisco, Cal
California State Normal School, Chlco, Calif
Call's College, Plttsburg, Pa
Cal vert Agricultural School, Rising Sun,
Md
Calvert Hall College, Baltimore, Md
Calvin College and Theological School,
Grand Rapids, Mich
Cambridge School for Girls, Cambridge,
Mass
Camden Commercial College, Camden, N J
Camflen Friends Schoo-1, Caxnden, N J
Camden Point Military Institute, Camden
Point Mo*
Camp Wachusett, Plymouth, N H
Campion College of the Sacred Heart, Prai-
rie du Chien, Wls
Cameron State School of Agriculture, Law-
ton, Okla.
Campbell Business Gottege, Cambridge, O
Campbell College, Batten,
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Campbell Commercial School, Cincinnati, O
Campbell School for Girls, Windsor, Conn
Campbellsburg High School, Campbellsburg,
Ky
Cambria Business College, Johnstown, Pa
Cana Academy, Cana, N C
Oanandalgua Academy, Canandalgua, N T
Canfield Commercial School, Owatonna, Minn
Canlslus College, Buffalo, N T
Cannon Commercial College, Lawrence,
Mass
Canton Actual Business College, Canton, O
Canton Theological School St Lawrence
University, Canton. NT
Cape Fear Academy, Wilmington, N C
Cape Girardeau Bus Coll, Cape Girardeau,
Mo
Capital Business College, Salem, Ore
Capital City Business College, Helena, Mont
Capital City Business College, Guthrie Okla
Capital City Commercial College, Des Molnes,
la
Capital City Commercial Coll , Charleston,
W Va
Capital City Commercial College, Madison,
Wls.
Capital City Telegraph Inst , Des Molnes, la
Capital University Columbus, O
Capitol College of Oratory and Music, Co-
lumbus, O
Capitol City Commercial College, St Paul,
Minn
Capitol School of Music, Columbus, O
Carbondale Commercial Inst, Carbondale,
Pa
Carillon's Shorthand School, New Orleans,
La
Carleton Academy, Farmlngton, Mo
Carleton College, Northfleld Minn
Carlisle Commercial School, Carlisle, Pa,
Carlisle Fitting School, Bamberg, S C
Carlisle Indian Industrial School, Carlisle,
Pa
Carlisle Military Academy, Arlington, Tex
Carlisle Military Academy Dalworth, Tex
Carlisle School, Bamberg, 8 C
Carlton Academy, Summit, N J
Carlton College, Farmlngton, Mo
Carlton College, Bonham Tex
Carnegie Library Training School for Chil-
dren's Librarians, Pittsburgh, Pa
Carnegie Library Night School, Homestead,
Pa
Carnegie School of Technology, Pittsburgh,
Pa
Carolina Collegiate and Agricultural Insti-
tute Star, N C
Carr Institute, Fulton, Ky
Carroll College, Waukeaha, Wis
Carson and Newman Coll, Jefferson City,
Tenn
Carter School, Princeton, N J.
Carte ret Academy, Orange, N J
Carthage Academic Institute, Carthage, N C
Carthage Academy Carthage, Miss.
Carthage College, Carthage, 111
Carthage Collegiate Institute, Carthage, Mo
Carthage Training School, Carthage, Tenn
Caruther'a Normal School, Chicago, I1L
Cary Collegiate Seminary, Oakfleld, N. T
Cascadilla School, Ithaca, N 7
Case School of Applied Sciences, Cleveland,
O
Casino Technical Night School, East Pitts-
burgh, Pa
Castllleja School, Palo Alto, Cal
Castle Heights School, Lebanon, Tenn
Caswell Academy, Fishklll. N Y
Catawba College, Newton, N C
Cathedral Academy, Albany, N T
Cathedral College, Chicago, 111
Cathedral Commercial School, Kansas City,
Mo
Cathedral High School Wheeling, W Va
Cathedral School, Natchez, Miss
Catherine Alken School, Stamford, Conn
Catholic Academy, Muskogee, Okla,
Catholio Normal School, St Francis, Wls
Catholic School, Newton Grove, N C
Catholic School, Salisbury, N C
Catholic Summer School of America, Cliff
Haven, N Y
Catholic University of America, Washington,
D C
Catlin s School, Portland, Ore
Caton College, Minneapolis Minn
Caton School of Business, Buffalo, N Y
Caton School of Engineering, Buffalo, N Y
Cazenovia Seminary, Cazenovla, N Y
Cecily Baker School, Utlca, N Y
Cedar Grove Academy, Louisville, Ky
Cedar Grove Academy, Cedar Grove, N C
Cedar Hill Institute, Cedar Hill, Tenn
Cedar Lake Academy, Cedar Lake, Mich
Cedar Rapids Business Coll , Cedar Rapids
la.
Cedar Valley Seminary, Osage, la
Cedarvllle College, Cedarville, O
Cedar Rock Academy, Cedar Rock N C
Cedarcroft School, Kennett Square, Pa
Cenaa School, New Orleans, La
Centenary Academy Palmyra Mo
Centenary College-Conservatory Cleveland
Tenn
Centenary Coll of Louisiana, Shreveport La
Centenary Female College, Cleveland, Tenn
Centenary Collegiate Institute, Hacketts-
town N J
Centervllle Training School Centerville,
Tenn
Central Academy, Plalnfield, Ind
Central Baptist College, Oonwav, Ark
Central Business College, Duluth, Minn
Central Business College, Denver Colo
Central Business College, Greeley, Colo
Centra) Business College, Indianapolis Ind,
Central Business College, Kansas City Mo
Central Business College, Paducah, Ky
Central Business College, Sedalia, Mo
Central City Business College, Syracuse,
Central Business School, Brooklyn, N Y
Central Christian College, Hustonville, Ky
Central City College, Macon, Ga
Central College, Conway, Ark
Central College, Fayette, Mo
Central College for Women, Lexington Miss
Central College for Women Lexington, Mo
Central College of Commerce Kansas City,
Mo
Central College of Dentistry, Indianapolis,
Ind
Central College of Music, Indianapolis, Ind.
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Central College of Osteopathy, Kansas City,
Mo
Cential Colored High School, Louisville, Ky
Central Commercial College, Cumberland,
Mo
Central Conservatory, Chicago, 111
Central Female College, Tuscaloosa, Ala
Central High School, Birmingham, Ala
Central High School Washington, D C
Central Holiness University School of The-
ology, University Park, Iowa
Central Industiial School, Columbus, N C
Centtal Institute, Cleveland, O
Central Iowa Business College, Marshall-
town, la
Central Kansas Business College, Abilene,
Kan
Central Law School, Louisville, Ky
Central Manual Training School, Philadel-
phia
Central Mennonite College, BlufCton, O
Central Michigan Normal School, Mount
Pleasant, Mich
Central Mississippi Inst, French Camp,
Miss
Central Normal College, Danville, Ind.
Central Normal College, Waddy, Ky
Central Oregon State Normal School, Drain,
Va
Central Preparaory School, Macomb, 111
Central State Normal School, Mt, Pleasant,
Mich
Central State Normal School, Bdmond,
Okla
Central State Normal School Lockhaven, Pa
Central Texas Academy, Waco, Teac
Central Theological Seminary, Dayton, O
Central University of Iowa, Fella, la
Central University of Kentucky, Danville,
Ky
Central Wesley an College, Warrenton, Mo
Centralizing School of Music, Chicago, 111
Century School of Music, Chicago, 111
Ceramic Art School, Philadelphia, Pa
Chaddock School for Boys Quincy, 111
Chadron State Normal School, Chadron,
Neb
Chaffee College of Agriculture, Ontario, Cal
Chaffee's Phonographic Institute, Oswego.
N Y
Chafln's Business College, Huntsvllle, Ala
Chalybeate Springs Institute, Chalybeate,
Miss
Chamberlain-Hunt Academy, Port Gibson,
Miss
Chamberlain Indian Industrial School,
Chamberlain, 8 D
Chamberlain Military Institute, Randolph,
N T
Chamberlayne's School for Girls, Boston,
Mass
Chambersburg Academy, Chambersburg, Pa
Chambersburg School for Girls, Boston,
Mass.
Chaxnplain Academy, Port Henry, N T
Champlain Summer School, Plattsburg,
N Y
Chanuto Business College, Chanute, Kan
Chapel Hill Academy, Chapel Hill, Tenn
Chapok Music School, Chicago, 111
Chapln Collegiate School, New York City
Chapman and Jones School, Philadelphia,
Pa
Chappaqua Mountain Institute, Valhalla,
N Y
Chappell Hill Female College, Chappell Hill,
Texas.
Chariton Commercial College, Charlton, la
Charles City College, Charles City, la.
Charles Commercial School, Brooklyn, N Y
Charles N Schwab Manual Training School,
Homestead, Pa
Charleston Mercantile School, Charleston,
8 C
Charleston School, Charleston, S C
Charlotte Commercial College, Charlotte,
N C
Charlotte Hall School, Charlotte Hall, Md
Charlotte University School, Charlotte, N C
Charlton School, New York City
Chatham Academy, Savannah, Ga
Chatham Episcopal Institute, Chatham, Va
Chatham Training School, Chatham, Va.
Chattanooga College for Young Ladles,
Chattanooga, Tenn
Chattanooga Medical College, Chattanooga,
Tenn
Chattanooga Normal University, Hill City,
Tenn
Chauncey Hall School, Boston, Mass
Chautauquan Institution, Chautauq.ua, N Y.
Chelsea Academy, Chelsea, Okla.
Chelten Hills School, Wyncote, Pa
Cheltenham Military Academy, Blklns Park,
Pa
Chenet Classical and Commercial Institute,
New Orleans, La.
Cherokee Baptist Academy, Tahlequah,
Okla
Cheiokee Female Seminary, Tahleq.uah,
Okla
Cherokee Institute, Forney, Ala
Cherokee Male Seminary, Tahlequah, Okla
Cherokee Noimal and Industrial Institute
(colored), Gaffney, S C
Cherrj field Academy, Cherryfleld, Me
Chesapeake Academy, Irvlngton, Va
Chesbrough Seminary. North Chili, N Y
Cheshire School, Cheshire, Conn
Chester Academy, Chester, Pa
Chester Agricultural High School, Chester,
Va
Chester Commercial College, Chester, Pa
Chestnut Hill Academy, Chestnut Hill, Pa
Chestnut Ridge Institute, Joppa, N C
Chestnutwood's Business College, Fresno,
Cal
Chestnutwood's Business College, Santa
Cruz, Cal
Chevy Chase College and Seminary, Chevy
Chase, Md
Chevy Chase College, Washington, D C
Cheyenne Business College, Cheyenne, Wyo
Chicago Academy of Fine Arts, Chicago, 111
Chicago Business College, Chicago, 111
Chicago Business College, Hammond, Ind
Chicago Business Law School, Chicago, 111
Chicago College of Advertising, Chicago, 111
Chicago College of Dental Surgery, Chicago
Chicago College of Medicine and Surgery, 111
Chicago College of Osteopathy, Chicago, 111
Chicago College of Pharmacy, Chicago, 111
Chicago College of Physicians and Surgeons,
Chicago
Chicago Conservatory, Chicago, 111
Chicago Correspondence School of Law, 111
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Chicago Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat College,
Chicago, 111
Chicago Free Kindergarten Training School,
Chicago, 111
Chicago Froebel Association, Chicago, 111
Chicago Industrial School tor Girls, Chicago
Chicago-Kent College of Law, Chicago, 111
Chicago Kindergarten College, Chicago, III
Chicago Kindergarten Institute, Chicago, 111
Chicago Kindergarten Training School, Chi-
cago, 111
Chicago Latin School, Chicago, III
Chicago Latin School for Girls, Chicago,
I1L
Chicago Law School, Chicago, 111
Chicago Lutheran Theological Seminary.
Maywood, 111
Chicago Musical College, Chicago, 111
Chicago National College of Music, Chicago
Chicago Nautical School, Chicago, 111
Chicago Normal School, Chicago, 111
CMcago Parental School, Chicago, 111
Chicago Piano College, Chicago, 111
Chicago School of Applied and Normal Arts,
Chicago, III
Chicago School of Architecture, Art Insti-
tute, Chicago, 111
Chicago School of Assaying, Chicago, 111
Chicago School of Elocution, Chicago, 111
Chicago School of Motoring, Chicago, 111
Chicago School of Painting, Decorating and
Paperhanging, Chicago, 111
Chicago School of Physical Education and
Expression, Chicago, 111.
Chicago School of Speech and Language,
Chicago, 111
Chicago Teachers' College, Chicago, 111
Chicago Theological Seminary, Chicago, 111
Chicago Technical College, Chicago, 111
Chicago Veterinary College, Chicago, 111
Chlckasaw College, Fontotoc, Miss
Chlcora College, Greenville, S C
Chilhcothe Business College, Chillicothc, Mo
China Grove High School, China Grove
N C
Chinchuba Deaf Mute Institute, Chinchuba,
La
Chlppewa Falls Business College, Chippewa
Falls, Wl8
Choate School, Wallingford, Conn
Choristers' School of Grace Church, New
Tork, N T
Chowan College Murfreesboro, N C
Christian Biblical Institute, Stanfordvllle,
Christian Brothers Academy, Albany, N Y
Christian Brothers Academy, Syracuse, N Y
Christian Brothers Business College, Port-
land, Ore
Christian Brothers College, Sacramento Cal
Chilstlan Brothers College, Kansas City, Mo
Christian Brothers College, St Joseph Mo
Chnstlan Brothers College, St Louis, Mo
Christian Brothers College, Memphis, Tenn
Chilstian College, Columbia Mo
Christian University, Canton, Mo
Chrlstianburg Industrial Institute, Cambria,
Christ s School, Arden, N C
Church Divinity School of the Pacific, San
Mateo, Calif
Thurch s School for Girls, Boston, Mass
Church Street Friends' School, West Ches-
ter, Pa *
Churchland Academy, Churchland, Va,
Churchman Business College, Easton, Pa
Cimarron College, Dover, Okla
Cincinnati College of Dental Surgery, Cin-
cinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati College of Pharmacy, Cincinnati,
Ohio
Cincinnati Commercial College, Cincinnati,
Ohio
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Cincin-
nati Ohio
Cincinnati Kindergarten Training School,
Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati Music School, Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati School of Expression, Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Technical School, Cincinnati O
Cincinnati Veterinary College, Cincinnati, O
City Hospital Training School, Jackson,
Mich
Civil Service School, Brooklyn, N Y
Civil Service Training College, Cincinnati,
Ohio
Civil Service Training School, Kansas City,
Mo
Clamn University, Orangeburg S C
Claghorn's Bryant & Stratton Business Col-
lege Brooklyn, N T
Clalborne Agricultural School Arizonia, La.
Claremont College, Hickory, N C
Clarendon College, Clarendon, Texas
Clarion Stale Normal School, Clarion, Pa
Clark College, Worcester, Mass
Clark College, Newton, Miss
Clark University (colored), Atlanta, Ga
Clark University, Worcester, Mass
Clark's Business College, Coatsville, Pa
Clark s Commercial College, Covtngton, Ky
Clark's Commercial College, Newport, Ky
Clark School, East Orange, N J
Clark's School, Des Moines la
Clark's School for the Deaf, Northampton,
Mass
Clark's School of Business Louisville Ky
Clark s School of Business, North Tonawan-
da, N T
Clark s School of Telfgiaphy Knoxville,
Tenn
Clark's Shorthand School, San Antonio
Texas
Clarksburg College Clarksburg Mo
Clarkson Memorial School of Technology.
Pottsdam, NY
Clarksville Female Academy, Clarksville,
Tenn
Clary Training School Fordyce, Ark
Clason Point Military Academj West-
Chester, N Y
Classical School, Boston, Mass
Classical School, Reading Pa
Classical School for Boys, Pasadena, Calif
Classical School for Girls Pasadena, Calif
Classical School for Girls, Indianapolis, Ind
Classical School for Girls Boston, Mass
Classical School for Girls, New York City
Clavier Piano School, Savannah, Ga
Clay Hill Academy, Millwood, Va
Clay Hill Academy, Slayton, N C
Clayton High School, Clayton, N C
Cleary Business College, Ypailantl, Mich
Cleburne Academy, Cleburne, Tex.
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Clemmons School, Clexnznona, N C
Clemson Agricultural College, Clems on Col-
lege P O. S C
Cleveland Academy, Cleveland, Ga
Cleveland Bible Institute, Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland College of Physicians and bur-
geons Cleveland, O
Cleveland Hebrew School and Institute,
Cleveland Ohio
Cleveland High School, Markham, Va
Cleveland Homeopathic Medical College,
Cleveland, O
Cleveland Institute for Stammereis and
htutteiers, Cle\ eland, O
Cleveland Kindergarten Training School,
Cleveland, O
Cleveland Law School, Cleveland, O
Cleveland Normal Training School, Cleve-
land, O
Cleveland Pulte Medical College, Cleveland,
Ohio L3J
Cleveland School of Art, Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland School of Music, Cleveland, O
Cleveland School of Pharmacy, Cleveland, O
Cleveland Training School for Nurses,
Cleveland, Ohio
Clifford Seminary, Union, S C
Clifton Forge Seminary, Clifton, Va
Clifton Masonic Academy, Clifton, Tenn
Clinton Business College, Clinton, la
Clinton Business College and Conservatory
of Music Clinton, Mo
Clinton College, Clinton, Ky
Clinton German Seminary, Clinton, Mo
Clinton Liberal Institute, Canton, N T
Clinton Liberal Institute, Fort Plain, N T
Clinton Preparatoiy School, Clinton, N Y
Clinton School, Brooklyn, N T
Clinton School, Clinton, N C
Coatesvllle Business Institute, Coatesvllle,
Pa. 14!
Cloversville Business School, Cloversville
N y
Cloyne House School, Newport, R I
Cluster Springs Academy, Cluster Springs,
Va
Cobb Divinity School, Lewlston, Me
Cobb-Ntchols School, Dresden, Tenn
Coburn Classical Institute, Waterville, Me
Coe College, Cedar Rapids, la
Coe'» Northwood Academy, Northwood, N H
CofCeen Normal School and Academy, Cof-
feen, III
Coffeyville Business College, Coffeyvllle,
Kan
Cogswell Polytechnic College, San Francisco,
Coharie School, Coharle, N C
Cohoes Training School, Cohoes, N Y
Coker College for Women, Hartsvllle, S C
Cokesbury Conference School, Cokesbury,
S C
Colby Academy, New London, N H
Colby College, Waterville, Me
Colcbrook Academy, Colebrook, N H
Coleman Institute, Reynolds, Ga
Coleman National Business College, Newark,
N J
Colerain Academy, Coleraln, N C
Colgate Academy, Hamilton, N Y
Colgate Theological Seminary, Hamilton,
NY
Colgate University, Hamilton, N Y
College and Academy of Our Lady, Chicago,
College and Academy of St Genevieve,
Ash evil le, N C
College and Academy of the Incarnate
Word San Antonio, Texas
College of Agriculture, University of Minne-
sota St Anthony Minn
College and Preparatory School, Dayton, O
College for Women, Columbia, S C
College of the Bible, Lexington, Ky
College of Charleston, Charleston S C
College of Commerce, Collinsvllle, 111
College of Commeice, Kenoeha, Wis
College of Commeice, Waterloo, la
College of the City of New York, New Yoik
College of Dentali and Oral Surgery, New
York
College of Dentistry University of Illinois,
Chicago, 111
College of Bmporia, Bmporia, Kan,
College of Idaho, Caldwell, Idaho
College of Industrial Arts, Denton, Tex
College of Medicine and Surgery, Chicago,
111
College of Medicine and Surgery, San Fran-
cisco, Calif
College of Medicine, University of Illinois,
Chicago, 111
College of Montana, Deer Lodge, Mont
College of Mount St Mary, Scotch Plains
N J
College of Mount St Vincent, New York
City
College of Music of Cincinnati, Cincinnati,
Ohio
College of Music University of Denver, Den-
ver, Colo
College of Music, Waco, Tex
College of New Rochelle, New Rochelle, N Y
College of Notre Dame. Marysvllle, Calif
College of Notre Dame, San Francisco, Cal
College of Notie Dame, San Jose, Cal
College of Our Lady of Lourdes, Seattle,
Wash
College of the Pacific, San Jose, Cal
College of Pharmacy of the City of New
York, New York, N Y
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Little
Rook, Ark
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Los
Angeles, Calif
College of Physicians and Surgeons, San
Francisco, Calif
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Balti-
more, Md
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Boston,
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Colum-
bia University, New York, N Y
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Mem-
phis, Tenn
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Dallas,
Tex
College of the City of New York, New York,
N Y
College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, Mass
College of the Holy Name, Oakland, Calif
College of the Immaculate Conception, New
Orleans, La
College of St Angela, New Rochelle, N Y
College of St Elisabeth, Convent Station,
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College of St Francis Xavier, New York
N Y
College of St Katharine St Paul, Minn
College of St Teresa, Winona, Minn
College of St Thomas, St Paul, Minn
College of the Pacific, San Jose, Calif
College of the Sacred Heart Denver, Colo
College of the Sacred Heart, Prairie du
Chlen, Wis
College of the Sisters of Bethany, Topeka,
Kan
College of Ursullne Sisters Tiffin, O
College of William and Henry, Williams
burg Va
College Preparatory and Finishing School
Atchison, Kan
College School, Kenilworth, HL
Collegiate Institute, Brewton, Ala
Collegiate Institute Burnsvllle N C
Collegiate Institute, Mount Pleasant, N C
Collegiate Institute, Reading, Pa.
Collegiate School, New York, N Y
Oollpeiate school, Cincinnati, O
Collegiate School for Girls, New York, N Y
Collegiate School for Girls, Cincinnati, O
Collins Veterinary Medical College, Nash-
rllle, Tenn
Colonial School for Girls, Washington, D C
Colorado Art School Colorado Springs, Colo
Colorado Agricultural College, Ft Collins,
Colo
Colorado Business College Boulder, Colo
Colorado College, Colorado Springs, Colo
Colorado College of Dental Surgery, Denver
Colorado School of Law, University of Colo-
rado, Boulder, Colo
Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colo
Colorado Springs Academy for Boys Col-
orado Springs Colo
Colorado State Agricultural College, Ft. Col-
lins, Colo
Colorado State Preparatory School, Boulder,
Colo
Colorado State Teachers' College, Greeley,
Colo
Colorado Woman's College, Montclair, Colo
Colored Agricultural and Normal Unlversl-
tv, Langston, Okla
Colored Industrial School Salisbury, Md
Colored Normal, Louisville, Ky
Columbia Business College, Columbia, Miss
Columbia Business College Columbia Mo
Columbia Business College, Hagerstown,
Md
Columbia College, Lake City, Fla
Columbia College, Paterson, N J
Columbia College, Van Alstyne, Tex
Columbia College, Columbia, S C
Columbia College of Expression, Chicago,
111
Columbia College of Music, Philadelphia, Pa
Columbia Commercial College St Louis Mo
Columbia Commercial University, Lancas-
ter, Ohio
Columbia Grammar School New York, N Y
Columbia Institute New York, N Y
Columbia Institute, Columbia Tenn
Columbia Kindergarten Training School,
Washington D C
Columbia Military Academy, Columbia, Tenn
Columbia Normal Academy, Columbia, Mo
Columbia Polytechnic Institute for the
Blind, Washington, D C
Columbia School, Rochester, N Y
Columbia School for Boys, Washington, D C
Columbia School of Expression Chicago, III
Columbia School of Music, Chicago, 111
Columbia Theological Seminary, Columbia,
S C
Columbia University, New York N Y
Columbia University Portland Ore
Columbian College, Everett, Wash
Columbian Commercial College, Evansville,
Tnd
Columbian Trade and Business School, Chi-
cago in
Columbus Art School, Columbus, O
Columbus Business College, Columbus, O
Columbus College, Chamberlain, S D
Columbus Commercial College, Columbus,
Neb
Columbus Free Kindergarten, Columbus Ga
Columbus Institute, Columbus N C
Columbus Normal School, Columbus O
Columbus University School, Columbus, O
Coker College for Women Hartsvllle, S C
Comanche College, Comanche, Tex
Combs Broad St Conservatory, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Comer's Commercial College Boston, Mass
Commercial High School Pittsburgh, Pa
Commercial Institute, Scranton, Pa
Commercial - Normal College, Greenville,
Ohio
Commercial Normal School, Thief River
Falls, Minn
Commonwealth Avenue School, Boston Mass
Comstock Music School, New York, N Y
Comstock School, New York N Y
Compton's (Miss) School for Children of Re-
tarded Mentality, St Louis, Mo
Conception College Conception Mo
Concord School, Concord, Mass
Concord State Normal School, Athens, W
Va
Concoidla College, Springfield 111
Concoidia College, Fort Wavne, Ind
Conoorrtla College Moorhead Minn
Concordia College, St Paul, Minn
f-moordia College, Gravolton Mo
Concordia College Conover, N C
Concordia College, Milwaukee, Wls
Concoidia Theological Seminary, St Louie,
Mo
Conell's School of Elocution and Physical
Culture, New York, N Y
Confederate Home College, Charleston, S C
Connell State School of Agriculture, Hen-
nessey, Okla
Connecticut Agricultural College Storrs,
Conn
Connecticut Business College, Hartford,
Conn
Connecticut Business College, Mlddletown
Conn
Connecticut Business University, New
Haven, Conn
Connecticut College for Women, New Lon-
don, Conn
Connecticut Froebel Normal School, Bridge-
port, Conn
Connecticut Literary Institute, Suflleld,
Conn
lonnecticut School for Imbeciles, Lake-
vllle, Conn
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Connell State School of Agriculture, Helena,
Okla
Conners State School of Agriculture, War-
ner, Okla
Conservatory of Music, Lockport, N T
Conservatoiy of Music, Nashville, Tenn
Conservatory of Musical Art, New York
Convent of Jesus and Mary, Woonsocket,
R I
Convent of Mary Immaculate, Key West,
Pla
Convent of Our Lady of Qood Counsel,
Brookings, S D
Convent of Our Lady of Good Counsel, Elk
Point, S D
Convent of Our Lady of Lourdes, New Or-
leans, La
Convent of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart,
Oakland, Calif
Convent of the Holy Child Jesus, Lincoln,
Neb
Convent of the Holy Child Jesus, Sharon,
Pa
Convent of the Holy Name, Tampa, Fla
Convent of the Immaculate Heart of Mary,
Los Angeles, Calif
Convent of the Sacred Heart, Chicago, 111
Converse Business College, Spartanburg,
S C
Lonveise College, Spartanburg, S C
Conway Hall, Carlisle, Pa
Con well Academy, South Worthlngton, Mass
Cook Academy, Montour Falls, N Y
Cookevllle Collegiate Institute, Cookevllle,
Tenn
Cook's Private School, Woonsocket, R I
Cookman Institute, Jacksonville, Fla
(Joopei College, Sterling, Kan
Coopet College, Moundvllle, Mo
Coopei s Commercial College, Pueblo, Colo
Looper Medical School, San Francisco, Cal
Cooper School of Photography, Chicago, 111
Cooper Union School, New York, N Y
Cope's Shorthand School, Pontiac, 111
Co-Operatlve Drafting School, Wilmington,
Del
Co-Operative School, Bedford City, Va
Coppln s Business College, Dixon, 111
Corcoran School of Art, Washington, D C
Corcoran Scientific School, Washington,
D C
Cordele Business College, Cordele, Ga
Corinna Union Academy, Corlnna, Me
Cornelia Normal Institute, Cornelia, Ga
Cornell College, Mount Vernon, la.
Cornell Shorthand School, Battle, Creek,
Mich
Cornell University, Ithaca, N Y
Cornell University Medicai College, New
York, N Y
Corning Academy Corning, la
Corning Free Academy, Corning, N Y
Cornwall Heights School, Co-rnwall-on— Hud-
son, N Y
Corona Normal and Industrial Institute,
Corona, Ala
Coronal Institute, San Marcos, Tex
Corpus Christ! Academy, Ft Dodge, la.
Corry Business College, Gorry, Pa
Cortland Business Institute, Cortland, N Y
Cortland Conservatory of Music, Cortland,
N Y
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Cosmopolitan School of Music, Chicago, 111
Cotner University, Bethany, Neb
Cottey College for Women, Nevada, Mo
Country Day School, Louisville, Ky
Country School, Baltimore, Md
Courtland School, Bridgeport, Conn
Couselman a School of Stenography, Spo-
kane "vV ash
Covlngton Business College, Covington, Ky
Cowles bchool foi Girls, Hollidaysburg, Pa
Cox College and Conservatory, College Park,
Ga
Coyne Plumbing School, New York, N Y
Coyne School, St Louis, Mo
Coyne's Boston Trade School, Boston, Mass
Coyne s National Trade Schools, Chicago,
111
Crab Orchard Academy, Crab Orchard, 111
Craftsbury Academy, North Craftsbury, Vt
Crane Normal Institute of Music, Potsdam,
N Y
Oiane School, Mobile. Ala
Crane Theological Seminary, Tufts College
P O, Mass
Cravan's School for Girls, Newark, N J
Crawfls Collegiate Institute, Crawfls College
P O, Ohio
Ciawrordsville Business College, Crawfords-
ville, Ind
Cream City Business College, Milwaukee,
Wis
Crecy School, Elizabeth, N C
Creel Springs College, Creel Springs, 111
Creighton College of Pharmacy, Omaha,
Neb
Creighton Medical College, Omaha, Neb
Creighton University, Omaha, Neb
Crescent Academy and Business College,
Crescent, N C
Crescent Business College, Cresco, la
Crescent College and Conservatory, Eureka
Springs, Ark
Ciescent Commercial College, Snyder, Texas
Creston Business College, Crestoxi, Iowa
Crlchton Business College, Atlanta, Ga
Cristman Shorthand School, Chicago, 111
Crittenden School, Rochester, N Y
Crocton Normal College, Pembroke, N C
Crookston College, Crookston, Minn
Cross School, Louisville, Ky
Crowell College, Crowell, Tex
Crowley University School, Crowley, La
Crozci Theological Seminary, Upland, Pa
Cruttenden School, Rochester, N Y
Culbertson Select School, Hlllsboro, Tex
Culleoka Academy, Culleoka, Tenn
Cullowhee Normal School, Cullowhee, N C
Cultural Review School, Chicago, III
Culver Military Academy, Culver, Ind
Cumberland City Academy, Cumberland
City, Tenn
Cumberland College, Wllliamsburg, Ky
Cumberland Normal Institute, Cumberland,
Misa
Cumberland University, Lebanon, Tenn
Cumberland Valley State Normal School,
Shlppensburg, Pa,
Cuxnnock School for Girls, Los Angeles,
Calif
Cumno-ck School of Oratory, Rvanston, I1L
Curry Normal and Industrial Institute, Ur-
bana, O
730
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Curtlss Business College, Minneapolis, Minn
Curtis Business Training School, Brooklyn,
N Y
Curtls-Peabody School for Girls, Boston,
Mass
Curtis School for Boys, Brookfield Center,
Conn
Gushing Academy, Ashburnham, Mass
Cushman Trade School, Tacoma, Wash
Custer College Broken Bow, Neb
Cutler Academy, Colorado Springs, Colo
Cutler Business College, Dubuque, la
Cutler School, New Tork, N Y
Dadeville Academy, Dadeville, Mo
Dakm's Business Institute, Syracuse, N Y
Dakota Business College, Fargo, N D
Dakota Wealeyan University, Mitchell, S D
Dallas Academy, Selma, Ala
Dallas College, Dallas, Ore
Dallas Commercial College, Dallas, Tex
Dallas Free Kindergarten Training School,
Dallas, Tex
Dallas Medical College, Dallas, Tex
Dallas School of Fine Arts, Dallas, Tex
Dallas Telegraph College, Dallas, Tex
Dalton Institute, Dalton, N C
Damascus Academy, Damascus, O
Dana College, Blair, Neb
Dana Hall, Wei lea ley, Mass
Dana, Musical Institute, Warren, Ohio
Danbury Academy, Danbury, N C
Danbury Music School, Danbury, Conn
Danforth School, Framlngham, Mass
Daniel Baker College, Brownwood, Tex
Daniel Hand School, New Orleans, La
Danish Academy, Nysted, Neb
Danville Business College, Danville, 111
Danville Commercial College, Danville, Va
Danville School for Boys, Danville, Va
Daphne Normal College, Daphne, Ala,
Darling's School for Girls, Detroit, Mich
Darling's Private Business College, Elyrla,
Ohio
Darlington School, Home, Ga
Darlington Seminary, West Chester, Pa
Dartmouth College, Hanover, N H
Dartmouth Medical College, Hanover, N H
Davenport College, Lenoir, N C
Davenport Institute, Davenport, la,
David M Hunt School, Falls Village, Conn
David Rankin, Jr, School of Mechanical
Trades, St. Louis
Davidson College, Davidson, N C
Davles County Business College, Owensboro,
Ky
Davles School of Dramatic Art, Chicago, 111
Davis and Elklns College, Elklns W Va
Davis Business College, Toledo, O
Davis School Richmond, Va
Davis Shorthand School, Erie, Pa.
Da\Jdson Business College, Ironton, Ohio
Dayton Normal and Training School, Day-
ton, O
Dajton Normal Institute, Dayton, Pa
Dayton Union Academy, Dayton, Pa
Decatui Baptist College, Decatur, Tex
De Koven Hall, Tacoma, Wash i
De LaSalle Academy, Kansas City, Mo
De La Salle Institute, Chicago, 111
De La Salle Institute, Minneapolis, Minn
De La Salle Institute, Laa Vegas, New Mex
De La Salle Institute, New York, N Y
De La Salle Institute, Walla Walla, Wash
De Lancey Divinity School, Geneva, N Y
De Lancey School, Philadelphia, Pa
De Marion's Musical College, Chicago, III
De Merette School, Boston, Mass
De Paul University, Chicago, 111
De Pauw University, Green castle, Ind.
De Soto Business College, De Soto, Mo
Des Momes Still College of Osteopathy, Des
Moines, Iowa
Deaf-Mute Institute, Chlnchuba, La,
Deaf-Mute Institute, North Detroit, Mich
Dean Academy, Franklin, Mass
Deane School for Boys, Santa Barbara, Cal
Dearborn-Morgan School, Orange, N J
Dearborn Seminary, Chicago, 111
Decorah Institute, Decorah, la
Deerfleld Academy, Deerfleld, Mass
Defiance College, Defiance, O
Delchmann College Prep School, Baltimore,
Md
Delafteld-Colvin School, Boston, Mass
Delancy School, New York, N Y
Delancy School, Philadelphia, Pa
Delaware Academy, Delhi, N Y
Delaware College, Newark, Del
Delaware Literary Institute, Franklin, N Y
Delaware Ophthalmic College, Dover, Del
Denlson Normal College, Denison, la
Denison University, Granvllle, O
Denmark Academy, Denmark, la.
Denton School, Brooklyn, N Y
Denver and Gross College of Medicine, Den-
ver, Colo
Denver Law School, Denver, Colo
Denver Normal and Preparatory School,
Denver, Colo
Derby Academy, Hmgham, Mass
Derby Academy, Derby, Vt
Des Moiiies College, Des Moines, la
Des Moines College of Dental Surgery,
Drake University, Des Moines, la
Des Moines Musical College, Des, Moines,
la
Des Moines School of Oratory and Expres-
sion, Des Moines, la
Deshler Female Institute, Tuscumbla, Ala
Detroit Business University, Detroit, ILich
Detroit Church Academy, Detroit. Mich
Detroit College, Detroit, Mich
Detroit College of Law, Detroit, Mich.
Detroit College of Medicine, Detroit, Mich
Detroit Conservatory of Music, Detroit,
Mich
Detroit Hebrew Institute, Detroit, Mich
Detroit Home and Day School, Detroit,
Mich
Detroit Homeopathic Medical College, De-
troit, Mich
Detroit Normal School, Detroit, Tex.
Detroit Normal Training School, Detroit,
Mich
Detroit Seminary, Detroit, Mich
Detroit School of Art, Detroit, Mich
Detroit School of Expression, Detroit, Mich
Detroit School of Lettering, Detroit, Mich
Detroit School of Music, Detroit, Mich
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Detroit School of Retinoscopy, Detroit.
Mich
Detroit Technical Institute, Detroit, Mich
Detiolt Telegraph Institute, Detroit, Mich
Detroit Training School of Elocution and
English Literature Detroit, Mich
Detroit University, Detroit, Mich
Detroit University School, Detroit, Mich
Deveaux College, Niagara Falls, N Y
Devlin s Business College, Jackson, Mich
Devon School, Devon, Pa
Dexter Christian College, Dexter, Mo
Dexter Normal School, Dexter, la
Dlbrell Normal School, Sparta, Tenn
Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa
Dickinson-Hurst School, Syracuse, N Y
Dickinson Preparatory School, Carlisle, Pa
Dickinson School of Law, Carlisle, Pa-
Dickinson Seminary, Williamsport, Pa
Dlckson College Dlckson, Tenn
Dlckson s Business College, Berwick, Pa.
DHlenbeck School of Expression, Kansas
City, Mo
Dillon Lutheran Congi egatlonal School, Dil-
lon, Iowa.
Dllwoith Hall, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Dlnwlddle's University School, Clarksvllle,
Tenn
Dlnwlddles University School, Charlottes-
vllle, Va
Diocesan Seminary of the Immaculate Con-
ception, South Orange, N J
District Agricultural School, Manassas, Va
Divinity School of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, Philadelphia, Pa
Dlxon Academy, Covlngton, La
Doane Academy, Granvllle, O
Doane College, Crete, Neb
Dodd s Commercial Colk ge Canon dty,
Colo
Dodge Institute of Telegraphy, Valparaiso,
Ind
Dodges Business College, Tazewell, Va
Dominican Academy, Fall River, Mass,
Dominican College, San Rafael, Calif
Donald Fraser Academy, Decatur, Ga
Donaldson-Davidson Academy, Fayetteville,
N C
Doolittle School (for Backward Children),
Bingharapton, N Y
Dorchester Academy, Mclntosh, Ga
Dorland Institute, Hot Springs, N C
Dorr's School, New York, N Y
Door School, Mis N H, New York, N Y
Doswell Institute, Newport, Ark.
Dougherty s Actual Business Training
School, Topeka, Kan
Douglas Business College, Charleroi, Pa
Douglas Business College, Connellsvllle, Pa,
Douglas Business College, McKeesport, Pa
Douglas County Hommal School, Ava, Mo
Douglas Schuler School, Waco, Tex.
Douglas Select Sojaftol, Waco, Texas
Douglas ville Collj|p& Douglasville, Ga.
Dover Business O tlpege, Dover, N H.
Dover Business 2$lege, Dover, N J
Dover Plains AoaMny, Dover Plains, N Y
Dow Academy, Br*noonla, N H
Dew's Schqol f9#$lrl8, Brlarcliffe Manor,
N Y
J
Downlngton Industrial and Agricultural
School, Downlngton, Pa.
Doyle College, Doyle Station, Tenn
Dr Martin Luther College, New Ulm, Minn
Drake Business College, Bayonne, N J
Drake Business College, Jersey City, N J
Drake Business College, Orange, N J
Drake College, East Orange, N J
Drake Commercial School, Syracuse, N Y
Drake School of Music, Dee Molnes, la
Drake University, Des Molnes, la
Drakes School, New York, N Y
Draketown Baptist Institute, Draketown,
Ga
Draper's Private School, Salem, Mass
Draughon's Bus College, Montgomery, Ala
Draught on s Bus College, Fort Smith, Ark.
Diaughon's Bus College, Little Rock, Ark.
Draughon s Bus College, Washington, D C
Draughons Bus College, Jacksonville, Fla.
Draughon s Bus College, Atlanta, Ga
Draughon s Bus College, Hvansvllle, Ind
Draughon's Bus College, Fort Scott, Kan
Draughon's Bus College, Paducah, Ky
Diaughons Bus College, Alexandria, La
Draughon s Bus College, Shreveport, La
Draughon s Bus College, Jackson, Miss
Draughon's Bus College, Kansas City, Mo
Draughon's Bus College, St Louis, Mo
Draughon's Bus College, Springfield, Mo
Draughon's Bus College, Raleigh, N C
Draughon s Bus College, Muskogee, Okla.
Draughon s Bus College, Oklahoma, Okla
Draughon s Bus College, Columbia, S C
Draughon s Bus College, Knoxvllle, Tenn
Draughon's Bus College, Memphis, Tenn
Draughon s Bus College, Nashville, Tenn
Draughon's Bus College, Austin, Tex
Draughon's Bus College Dallas Tex
Draughon s Bus College, Denison, Tex
Draughon's Bus College, El Paso, Tex
Draughon's Bus College, Port Worth, Tex.
Draughon s Bus College, Galveston, Tex.
Draughon s Bus College Tyler, Tex
Draughon's Bus College, San Antonio,
Texas
Draughon's Bus College, Houston, Texas
Drew Seminary for Young Women, Carrael,
N Y
Drew Theological Seminary, Madison, N J
Drexel Institute, Philadelphia, Fa.
Drexel Institute Library School, Philadel-
phia, Pa
Drill ery, The, Washington, D C
Drisler School New York, N Y
Drumm's School, New York, N Y
Drury Academy, Aledo, 111
Drury Academy, Springfield, Mo
Drury College, Springfield, Mo
Dubois College of Business Dubois, Pa
Due West Female College, Due West, S C.
Duffs Business College, Beaver Falls, Pa
Duff's College, Crafton, Pa
Duff's College, McKeesport, Pa.
Duff's College, Plttsburg, Pa.
Duff's Mercantile College, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Duke's Private School, Binghaxnpton, N Y
Duke School for Stammerers, Minneapolis,
Minn
Duluth Business University, Duluth, Minn
Dummer Academy, South Byfleld,
732
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Duncan s Davenport Business College, Dav-
enport, la
Dunn County Schools, Menomlnee, WIs
Dunsmore Business College, Staunton, Va
Dwight Institute, Erwln, Tenn
Dwight School, New York, N Y
Dwight School for Girls, Englewood, N J
Djke School of Business, Cleveland, Ohio
Dyker»s Institute, New Orleans, La
D'You\llle Academy, Plattsburg, N Y.
D Youville College, Bui alo, N Y
E Meta Bond College Mlnto Okla
Eagan School of Business, Hackensack, N
Eagan School of Business, Hoboken, N J
Eagan School of Business, New York* N Y
Earl ham Academy, Earlham, la.
Earlham College, Richmond, Ind
Earp Academy, Oil City, Pa.
East Carolina Teachers Training School,
Greenville N C
East Central State Normal, Ada, Okla
East Corinth Academv, East Corinth, Mo
East Greenwich Academy, Bast Greenwich,
K i
East Liberty Academy, Pittsburgh. Pa-
East Lynne College Buffalo, Ky
East Maine Conference Seminary, Bucks-
port Me
East Ohio Business College, Canton, O
East Orange School, East Orange, N J
East Oregon State Normal, Western Ore
East Springfield Academy, East Springfield,
East Stroudsburg State Normal School, East
Stroudsburg, Pa
East Tennessee State Normal, Johnson City,
Tenn
East Texas Baptist Institute, Rusk, Tex
East Texas Normal College, Commerce, Tex
Eastern College, Manassas, Va.
Eastern Illinois State Normal, Charleston,
111
Eastern Iowa School for the Deaf, Dubuque,
la
Eastein Kentucky Normal School, Rich-
mond, Ky
Eastern Oregon Commercial College. Baker
City, Ore
Eastern Oregon State Normal, Western, Ore
Eastern State Normal School, Caatine, Me
Eastern School of Telegraphy, Lebanon, Pa,
Fastern University Preparatory School,
Claremore, Okla
Eastman-Gaines School New York, N1 Y
Eastman-Gaines School, Poughkeepsie, N Y
Eastman Private School, Grand Rapids,
Mich
Eastman School, Washington, D C
Fastman School, New York, N Y
Fastman School Poughkeepsie, N Y
Faston Academy Easton, Pa.
Hasten School of Business, Easton, Pa.
Baton and Burnett Business College, Balti-
more Md
Eau Claire Academy Eau Claire Pa
Buslnes8 Colle*e, Ban Ciaire,
Ebenezer Orphans Home, Flat Rock, O
Ebensburg Elementary School, Ebensburg
Pa
Ebensburg Normal School, Ebensburg, Pa
Eckstein Norton University, Canesprlng, Ky
Eclectic Business College, Minneapolis,
Minn
Eclectic Medical College, New York, N Y
Eclectic Medical College, Indianapolis, Ind
Eclectic Medical College, Cincinnati, O
Eclectic Osteopathic Institute, New York,
N Y
Eclectic Shorthand School, Brooklyn, N Y
Eddy Literary and Scientific Institute, Eddy,
, Tex
Eden College St Louis Mo
Eden Park School, Cincinnati, O
Edgar School, Montgomery Ala
Edgewood School Madison WIs
Edgeworth School, Baltimore, Md
Edinboro State Normal School Edmboro, Fa
Edmiston Business College, Cleveland, O
Educational Institute, Cincinnati, O
Edward Waters College, Jacksonville, Fla
Edwards Academy, White Pme, Tenn
Edwards College, Albion Wash
Edwards Industrial High School, Edwards,
Miss
Edwardsvllle Seminary Eclectic, Ala
Effingham Academy Springfield, Ga
Eighth District Agricultural School, Athens,
Ala
Eighth District Agricultural School, Madi-
son, Ga
El Paso Military Institute, El Paso, Tex
El Paso School for Girls, El Paso, Tex
Blbridge Union School, Elbridge, N Y
Eldersridge Academy, Eldersridge, Pa
Elderton Academy, Elderton, Pa
Electric City Business College, Great Falls,
Mont
Electrical Engineering Institute, New York,
N Y
Eleventh District Agricultural School, Doug-
las, Ga
Elgin Academy, Elgin, III
Elgin Business College, Elgin, III
Elizabeth College, Chailotte, N C
Ellzabetn. Commeiclal College, Elizabeth,
Elizabethtown College, EHzabethtown, Pa
Elizabeth Mead School, Norwalk, Conn
Elizabeth Normal and Tialnlng School.
Elizabeth, N J
Elizabeth Seminary and Business School.
Elizabeth W Va
Elizabeth Training School Petersburg, Tenn
Elk Creek Training Schol, Elk Creek, Va.
Elk Horn Lutheran College Elk Horn, la
Elk Point Academv, Elk Point, S D
Elkhart Business College, Elkhart, Ind
Elkmont High School, Elkmont, Ala
Elijay Institute, Elijay, Ga
Elliman Kindergarten Normal New York,
N Y
Elliott Com'l School, Clarksburg, W Va
Elliott Com'l School, Charleston, W Va
Elliott Com'l School, Fairmount W ^a
Elliott Com 1 School, Wheeling W Va
Elliot's Business College, Burlington, la
Ellis Institute, Elgin, 111
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Ellison School, The, New York, N Y
Ellsworth College, Iowa Falls, la
Elm Hill Private Institution for Feeble-
Mlnded Youth, Barre, Mass
Elm Hill School, Hoxbury, Mass
Elmhurst Academy, St Helena, Calif
Elmhurst School for Girls, Connereville, Ind
Elmhuist School, Connersville, Ind
Elmiia Business Institute, Elmlra, N Y
Elmiia College for Women, Ellmra, N Y
"Elms" School for Girls, Springfield, Mass
Elmwood Conservatory of Music, Buffalo,
N r
Elmwood Home School, Chicago, 111
Elmwood Institute, Celeste, Tex
Elmwood Seminary, Parmington, Mo
Eton College, Elon College P O , N C
Blyria Business College, Elyrla, O
Ely School for Girls, Greenwich, Conn
Elys School for Girls, Miss, New York,
N Y
Emerson College, Campbell, Tex
Emeison College of Oiatoiy, Boston, Mass
Emerson Industrial Institute, Mobile, Ala
Emeison Institute, Washington, D C
Emerson Memorial Home School, Ocala, Fla
Emeison Normal and Industrial Institute,
Mobik, Ala
Emma Willard School, Troy, N Y
Emeiy College, Oxford, Ga
Emery Stake Academy, Castle Dale, Utah
Emmanuel Academy, Toledo, O
N C
Emmanuel School for Feeble Minded, Fall
Kuoi Mass
Emmanuel Missionary College, Berrien
Springs Mich
Emmanuel's Academy, Daj ton O
Emmette School, Middletown, Conn
Emoiy and Heniy College Emoiy, Va
Empire Business College, Walla Walla,
Wash
Emporia Business College, Emporla, Kan
Empoila School of Music and Art, Em-
pot la, Kan
Endeavor Academy, Endeavor, Wis
JSnglehorn Business College, Spokane, Wash
Englewood Boarding School, Albemarle,
N C
EnglM\ood Business College, Chicago, 111
Englewood Musical College, Chicago, 111
Englewood School for Boys, Englewood,
N 3
English and Classical School, Paterson,
N J
English and Classical School, Dayton, O
English and Classical School, Pawtucket,
R I
English and French School, Chattanooga,
Tenn
English Classical School for Boys, Pasa-
dena Calif
English Classical School for Girls, Pasa-
dena, Calif
English Collegiate School, Colfax, Wash
English-German Academy, Akron, O
Enna Conservatory of Music, Doe Moines, la
Enev\orth-Central Med Coll, St Joseph, Mo
Knterpilsc Normal Academy, Enterprise,
Kan
Epiphany Academy, bioux City, la
Epiphany Apostolic College, Baltimore, Md
ILsplande Avenue High Schools, New Or
leans, La
Episcopal Academy, Philadelphia, Pa,
Episcopal Female College, Winchester, Va
Episcopal Theological Seminary, Cambridge
Mass
Epworth Seminary, Epworth, Ga
Epworth Seminary, Epworth, la
Epworth University, Oklahoma, Okla
Eric Forest School, Duxbury, Mass
Eric Pape School of Ait Boston, Mass
Eiie Academy, Erie, Pa
Eiie Business College, Erie, Pa
Ersklne Academy, South China, Me
Eiskme College, Due-west, S C
Erskine Theological Seminary, Dueweat,
8 C
Essex Classical Institute, Essex Junction,
Vt
Essex County Grammar School, Concord, Vt
Essex Institute, Salem, Mass
Ethical Cultuie School, New York, N Y
Euclid School, Brooklyn N Y
Eugene Bible University, Eugene, Ore
Euphradian Institute, Franklin, Va
Euieka Business College, Eureka, Calif
Eureka College Eureka, 111
Eureka Lutheran College, Eureka, S D
Euiopean Conseivatory of Music, Brooklyn,
N Y
Evangelical Luth Aoad North Aznherat O
Evangelical Lutheran College, Atkins, la
Evangelical Luthern College, Brenham, Tex
Evangelical Lutheran College, Newhall, la
Evangelical Lutheran Deaf-Mute Institute,
North Detiolt, Mich
Evangelical Lutheian Immanuel School,
Dunkeiton, Iowa
Evangelical Lutheran St John's School,
Lyons, loua
Evangelical Lutheian School, Lone Rock,
Iowa
Evangelical Lutheran School, Williamsburgp
Iowa
Evangelical Lutheran Theological Seminary,
Columbus, Ohio
Evangelical Lutheran School, Canastota,
S D
Evangelical Lutheran Proaeimnary, Bren-
ham, Tex
Evangelical Lutheran School, Delmont, S D
Evangelical Lutheran Theological Seminars
Wauwatosa, Wls
Evangelical Lutheran Theological Seminary,
Maywood, 111
Evangelical Prosemlnary, Elmhurst, 111
Evangelical Theological Seminary, Naper
vine, 111
Evangelical ZIon's School, Lowden, la
Evans School of Cartooning, Cleveland, O
Evanston Academy of Northwestern Uni-
versity, Evanston, 111
Evanston Classical School, Evanston, 111
Evansville Seminary, Elvansvllle, Wls.
Evening Technical School, Jersey City, N J
Everett Business College, Everett, Wash
Everett Institute, Spearsvllle, La.
Everett Springs Seminary, Everett Springs,
Ga
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Ewlng School, Colorado Springs, Colo
Ewington Academy, Ewington, O
Excelsior Business College, Youngstown, O
Excelsior Collegiate Institute, Jett, Ky
Excelsior Commercial Institute, Rochester,
Exposition Cotton Mill School, Atlanta, Ga
Fairburn Institute, Fairburn, Ga
Falrfleld Academy, Fairfleld, Conn
Falrfleld Academy, Falrfleld, la.
Fairfield Union Academy, Pleasantvllle, O
Fairmont Seminary, Washington, D C
Fairmount State Normal School, Fall-mount,
W Va
Fairmount Academy and Normal School,
Fairmount, Ind
Patrmount College, Fairmount, Ga
Fairmount College, Sulphur, Ky
Fairmount College Wichita, Kan
Fairmount School for Girls, Monteagle, Tenn
Falrvie-w Academy Broadheadsville, Pa
FalkvWe Normal College, Falkvllle, Ala
Fall's Business College, Nashville, Tenn
Falls City Business College, Falls City, Neb
Faribault Business and Normal, Faribault,
Minn
Fargo College, Fargo, N D
Fargo Conservatory of Music, Fargo, N D
Farm and Trade School, Boston, Mass
Farmer Institute, Farmer, N C
Farmers' Business College, Fort Worth,
Texas
Fannington Academy, Fannlngton, N C
Farmlngton State Normal, Farmlngton, Me
Farnhaxn Academy, Farnham, Va-
Farnum Preparatory School, Beverly, N J
Farrar School of Voice and Piano, Nash-
ville, Tenn
Farwell Hall, Wells River, Vt
Fasnacht's Graded Institute, New Iberia, La
Faulkner School, Chicago, 111
Faulkner's School* Dedham, Mass
Fauntleroy Hall School, Roxbury, Mass
Fauquter Institute Warrenton, Va
Fawn Grove Academy, Fawn Grove, Pa
Fayette Academy Fayette, Ala
Fayetteville Academy, Fayetteville, W Va
Female Academy of the Sacred Heart, Bos-
ton Mass
Female Academy of the Sacred Heart, Al-
bany, N T
Female Academy of the Sacred Heart, Ken-
wood, N T
Female Academy of the Sacred Heart, New
Female Academy of the Sacred Heart,
Rochester N T
°f the Sacred Heart, Cin-
nY °f thfl V^tatton. Brook-
Fern ale Orphan School of the Christian
w,i2Tc B °f« MlBsouri Camden Point/Mo
Female Seminary, Wilkes-Bams Pa
Ferguson-Sjms School, New York, N T
Ferguson -Williams N and P College, Abby-
vllle, S C
Ferrell School for Boys New Orleans, La.
Ferris Institute, Ferris Tex
Ferris Institute, School of Pharmacy, Big
Rapids, Mich
Ferris Institute, Big Rapids, Mich
Ferry Hall, Lake Forest III
Peseenden Academy, Fessenden, Fla
Fessenden School, West Newton, Mass
Fielden Chaaa School for Girls, Providence,
R. I
Fielding Academy, Paris, Idaho
Fifth District Agricultural School, Wetump-
ka, Ala
Fifth District Agricultural School, Monroe,
Ga
Finch School, New York, N T
Flndlay College, Findlay, O
Findlay Business College, Findlay, Ohio
Fine Arts Institute, Kansas City, Mo
Finnish Working People's College, Smith-
ville, Minn
First District Agrlcultuial School, Jackson,
Ala
First District Agrlc School, Statesboro, Ga
First German Evangelical School, Burling-
ton, la
First Pennsylvania State Normal School,
Millersville, Pa.
Flshburne Military School, Waynesboro Va
Fisher Business College, Somervtlle, Mass
Fisher Winter Hill Business College, Bos-
ton, Mass
Fishers Kindergarten of Fine Arts, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Ftsk University, Nashville, Tenn.
Flake Academy, Hllham, Tenn,
Fitchburg Business College, FHchburg, Mass
Fitting School for Boys and Girls, Cam-
bridge, Mass
Fitzgerald Business School, Scheneotady,
N Y
Flagg** School, Riverside, R I
Fleming High School, Johnstonvllle Ga
Fleming's University of Shorthand, Char-
lotte, N C
Flint-Bliss Business College, Flint, Mich
Flint Medical College, New Orleans, La
Florence College, Florence, Tex
Florence School for Girls, Washington, D C
Florence University for Women, Florence,
Ala
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical Col-
lege, Tallahassee, Fla
Florida Baptist College, Jacksonville, Fla
Florida Institute, Live Oak, Fla
Florida Military Academy, Jacksonville, Fla
Florida Normal Institute, Madison, Fla,
Florida School for Blind, Deaf and Dumb,
St Augustine Fla
Florida State College for Women, Talla-
hassee, Fla
Flour City Business School, Rochester, N Y
"Flower Villa," Seneca Falls, N Y
Floydoda Presbyterian College, Flojdoda,
Tex,
Flushing Institute, Flushing, N Y
Flushing Seminaiy, New lork, N \
Fogarth Hall Westchester, Pa
Folts Mission Institute, Herkimcr, N V
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Fontgarth School, West Chester, Pa
Font Hill Private Institution for Feeble-
Minded, Blllcott City, Md
Ford School for Girls, Ashevllle, N C
Ford School of Expression, New York, N T
Ford's Business College, Little Bock, Ark
Fords Preparatory School. Austin, Tex.
Fordham University, Fordham, N T
Fordham University, New York, N Y
Fordham University College of Medicine,
New York, N Y
Fordham University, School of Law, New
York, N Y
Fordham University, St John's College,
Fordham, N Y
Fordham University, School of Law, Fora-
ham, N Y
Forest Business College, London, S C
Forest Home Academy, Mt Vernon, Wash
Forest Park University, St Louis, Mo
Forest Ridge Convent, Seattle, Wash
Fort Edward Collegiate Institute, Fort Ed-
ward N Y
Fort Hays Branch Experiment Station of
the State Agricultural College, Hays,
Kan
Fort Hembree Business Institute, Hayes-
ville, N C
Fort La mar High School, Ft Lamar, Ga
Fort Lewis Indian Training School. Breen,
Colo
Fort Lewis Training School, Durango, Colo
Fort Loudoun Seminary, Winchester Va
Foit Mohave Indian School, Mohave City,
Ariz
Fort Scott Collegiate Institute, Fort Scott,
Kan
Fort Smith Com 1 College, Fort Smith, Ark
Fort Valley High and Industrial School,
Fort Valley, Ga
Fort Wayne Art School, Ft Wayne, Ind
Fort Wayne Conservatory, Ft Wayne, Ind
Fort Worth Business College, Fort Worth,
Tex
Fort Worth Hebrew School, Fort Worth,
Texas
Fort Worth Industrial and Mechanical Col-
lege (colored), Fort Worth, Tex
Fort Worth School of Medicine, Fort Worth,
Texas
Fort Worth University, Fort Worth, Tex
Fort Yuma Training School, Yuma, Ariz
Foster Business College, Bartlesville, Okla
Foster School, Lltchfleld, Conn
Foster a School, Oak Lane, Pa
Fovtoria Business College, Fostorla, O
Fountain City Bus Coll, Fond du Lac, Wis
Four Gables, Fair Oaks, Calif
Fourth District Agricultural School, Syra-
cauga, Ala
Fourth District Agricultural School, Carroll-
ton, Ga
Foxcroft Academy, Foxcroft, Me
Frances Shlmer Academy, Mt Carroll, 111
Francestown Academy, Francestown, N H
Franciscan Monastery, Humphrey, Neb
Frank Hughe* Colleff*. Clifton Tenn
Franklin Academy, Malone, N Y.
Franklin Academy, Franklin, Neb
Franklin and Marshall Academy, Lancaster,
Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster,
Pa
Vranklln College, Franklin, Ind
Franklin College, New Athens, O
Franklin Collegiate Institute, Franklin, Ga.
Franklin Female College, Franklin, Ky
Franklin Female Seminary, Franklin, Va.
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Pa
Franklin Military Academy, Franklin, Va,
Franklin School, Buffalo, N Y
Frinlclln School, Cincinnati, O
Branklln School of Business, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Franklin School, New York, N Y
Frankllnton Christian College, Franklinton,
N C
Frederick College, Frederick, Md
Frederick School for Boys, Pasadena, Cal
Fredericskburg College, Fredericksburg, Va
Fredonia Business College, Fredonia, Kan
Fredoma Institute, Fredonia, Pa
Free Will Baptist Theological Seminary,
Ayden, N C
Freeburg Musical College, Freeburg, Fa
Freedom Academy, p-eedom, Me
Freehold Military School, Fieehold, N J
Freeman College, Freeman, S D
Freepoit College of Commerce, Freeport, III
Piemont Business College, Fremont, Ohio
Fremont College and School of Pharmacy,
Fiemont, Neb
Fremont Graded School, Fremont, N C
Fremont Noimnl College, Fiemont, Neb
French- American College, Springfield, Mass
Fiench Camp Mllitaiy Academy, French
Camp Miss
Fresno Business College, Fresno, Calif
Fresno State Normal Schol, Fiesno, Calif
"Fil«leneck School foi BOAS, Pasadena, Cal
FJ lends Academy LeGrand, la
Ft lends' Academy, Moorestown, N J
FiUnds \caiKn\\ locust Vallo\, N Y
Fi lends Academy, Now Bedford, Mass
Pi lends' Atadcmv, dlcn Cove, N Y
Prlondrf1 Bible Institute and Training School,
Cleveland O
Friends Bloomingdalo Academy, Blooming-
dale, Ind
Friends' Bonding School, West Branch, la
Fi lends' Boarding School Barnesville, O
Friends' Oentral School, Philadelphia, Pa
Friends' School, Baltimore, Md
Ft lends' School, Biooklyn, N Y
Fronds' School, Providence, R I
Friends' School, Germantown, Pa
Friends School, Plymouth Meeting, Pa
Friends' School West Chester, Pa
Friends' Select School, Atlantic City, N J
Friends Select School, Washington, D C
Fi lends' Select School, Germantown, Pa
Fi lends* Select School, Media, Pa
Friends' Select School, Philadelphia, Pa.
Friends' Seminary, New York, N Y
Friends University, Wichita, Kan
Friendship College, Salud*,, S. O
Frlendavllle Academy, Pri*a£»vUle, Twin
Froebel Academy, BrooWya, N Y,
Froebel TnstltaU, Lantdowne, Pa
Froebel Kindergarten and Training School,
Bildgeport; Conn *
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Froebel Kindergarten Training School, Kan-
sas City, Mo
Froebel Normal Institute, New York, N Y
Froebel School of Kindergartentng, Boston
Mass
Froebellian Train School, Philadelphia, Pa
Fryeburg Academy, Fryeburg, Me
Fultonham Academy, Fultonham, O
Funk Seminary, La Grange, Ky
Furman University, Greenville, 9 C
Gaffey»s School, New York, N Y
Gaffey'a Shorthand School, New Haven, Conn
Gainesville Bus College, Gainesville, Tex
Gaiahad School for Boys, Hillside, Wls
Gale College, Galesville, Wis
Gallagher-March Bus Col , San Francisco
Gallaudet College, Washington, D C
Gallaudet College for the Deaf, Washing-
ton, D C
Gallaudet School for the Deaf, St Louis.
Mo
Gallaudet School, St Louis, Mo
Galloway Female College Searcey, Ark
Gamage's School, Dr, Pauling, N T
Gamble School, Santa Barbara, Calif
Gammon Theological Seminary, Atlanta, Ga
Gammon Theological Seminary, South At-
lanta, Ga.
Garden Military Ac'd'y, San Antonio, Tex.
Garden City Business College, San Francisco
Gardner Commercial School, Battle Creek,
Mich
Gardner School for Girls, New York, N T
Gardner School, New York, N Y
Garfield Conservatory of Music Chicago, 111
Garland Kindergarten Train School, Boston
Qarr Institute, Goshen, N Y
Garrett Biblical Institute, Evanaton, HI
Garrett's School for Little Deaf Children,
Bala, Pa
Garrison Forest School, Garrison, Md.
Gairlson Home School for Enfeebled and De-
fective Minds Cranberry, N J
Garrotts School Brooklyn, N Y
Garrott's School for Young Ladies and Chil-
dren, Brooklyn, N Y
Garsline's Business School, New York, N Y
Gaston Academy, Gastonia, N C
Gaston College, Dallas, N C
Gate Cit> Medical College Texarkana, Tex
Gates Academy, Neligh, Neb
Gay Hill Female School, Charlotte Hall, Md
Gayiesville High School, Gaylesville, Ala
Gaylord Hall, Platte City, Mo
Gaylord Iratltute, Platte City, Mo
Gaynor Studios St Joseph, Mo
Gem City Business College, Quincy, 111
General Society of Mechanics and Trades-
man School, New York, N Y
Geneial Theological Seminary of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church, New York, N Y
o*ne86e Sesleyan Com School, Lima, N Y
Genesee Wesleyan Seminary, Lima, N Y
Geneseo Collegiate Institute, Geneseo 111
Geneva Buslneas Train Inst , Geneva, N Y
Geneva College, Beaver Falls Pa
Genoa Indian School, Genoa, Neb
George R Smith College, Sedalla, Mo
George School for the Blind, Macon, Ga.
George School, George School P O , Pa
Geoige Stevens Academy, Bluehill, Me
George Washington University, Washington,
D C
Georgetown College, Georgetown, Ky
Georgetown College, Washington, D C
Georgetown Pieparatory School, Washing-
ton, D C
Georgetown University, Washington, D C
Georgia-Alabama Bus College, Macon, Ga
Georgia Business College, Augusta, Ga.
Georgia College of Eclectic Medicine and
Surgery Atlanta, Ga
Georgia Medical College, University of Geor-
gia, Augusta, Ga
Georgia Military Academy, Atlanta, Ga
Georgia Military Academy, Milledgeville, Ga
Georgia Normal College, Douglas, Ga.
Georgia Normal and Industrial College, Mil-
ledgevlllQ, Ga
Georgia School of Technology, Atlanta, Ga
Georgia School for the Deaf, Cave Spring.
Ga
Georgia State Industrial College (colored),
Savannah, Ga.
Georgia State College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts, Athens, Ga
Georgle Robertson Christian College, Hender-
son, Tenn
Gerard School, Waterbury, Conn
Gerlach Academy, Brlelle, N J
German-American School, Jersey City, N J
German-American Conservatory of Music,
Chicago, 111
German College, Mount Pleasant, la
German-English Academy, Milwaukee, Wls
German-English Luth School, Lowden, la
German Evangelical Missouri College, St.
Louis
German Evangelical Lutheran School, Shloo-
German Evangelical Lutheran Seminary, St
German Evangelical Lutheran Seminary
Spnngfleld, 111 "
German Evangelical Lutheran Teachers*
Seminary, Addison, 111
German Evangelical St John s School, Clar-
ence, la
German Evangelical Zion's School. Vam
Horn, Iowa.
German Lutheran School, Braddock, Pa
German Lutheran School, Nashotah, Wlj
German Lutheran Zion School, Davenport,
Iowa.
German Martin Luther Sem , Buffalo N Y
German Parish Academy, Dowling, Ohio
German Parochial School, Denison, Iowa.
German Parochial School, Manilla, Iowa,
German Presbyterian Theological School of
the Northwest, Dubuque. la
German School, Ridgeway, N C
German School, Arcadia, Iowa.
German Theological Seminary, Warrenton,
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German Zio-n Lutheran School, Ocheyedan,
Iowa.
German town Academy, German town, Pa
Germantown Bus College, Philadelphia, Pa
Gerrlsh'fl School, New York, N T
Gethsemane College, Gethsemane, Ky
Gethsemane College Trapplst, Ky
Globes School, Charleston, S C
Gibson Academy, Gibson, N C
Gibson-Mercer Academy, Bowman, Ga
Gibson's School, Philadelphia, Pa
Gilbert Academy and Industrial College,
Baldwin, La
Gilbert High School, Win a ted, Conn
GHman Country School, Baltimore, Md
Gil Ham Academy, Morton Store, N C
Gilmanton Academy, Gilmanton, N H
GIrard College for Orphans, Philadelphia, Pa
Girls' Collegiate Lower School, Los Angeles,
Calif
Girls' Collegiate School, Los Angeles, Calif
Girls' Latin School, Baltimore, Md
Girton School, WInnetka, 111
Gitting Seminary, La Harpe, III
Gladeville College, Wise, Va
Glen Kden School, Poughkeepsfe, N Y
Glen dale College Glendale, O
Glens Falls Academy, Glens Falls, N Y
Glrnvllle Academy, Glenvllle Pa
Glenville State Nor School, Glenvllle, W Va
Glenwood Academy, Glenwood Minn
Glenwood Business College, Glenwood, Iowa.
Glenwood College Institute Matawan N J
Glenwood Manual Training School, Glen-
wood, 111
Globe Business College, St Paul, Minn
Gloucester Acaderm Gloucester, Va
Gloucester Agricultural and Industrial School,
Cappahoslc, Va
Gloversvllle Bus School Gloversvllle, N Y
Glynn Academy, Brunswick, Ga
Goddard Seminary, Barre, Vt
Golden Gate Kindergarten Free Normal
School, San Francisco, Calif
Goldey College, Wilmington, Del
Goldston Academy Goldston, N C
Gonzaga College, Washington, D C
Gonzaga College, Spokane, Wash
Good Shepherd Academy, Toledo, O
Good's Shorthand School, Chicago, HI
Goodyear-Burlingame School, Syracuse, N Y
Goodwin's Male High School, Mount Sterling,
Ky
Gordon Academy, Salt Lake City, Utah
Gordon Institute, Barnesville, Ga
Gordon School for Girls, Philadelphia, Pa
Gordon School, Lexington, Ky
Goodrich Private Musical School, New York,
N Y
Gordon's Business College, Ashland, Wis
Gorsline School, New York, N Y
Goshen College, Gosh en, Ind
Gottschalk Lyric School, Chicago, 111
Goucher College, Baltimore, Md
Gould's Academy, Bethel, Me
Grace Church Choristers' School, New York,
N Y
Grace School, Lawrence, N C
Graceland College, Lamoni, la.
Gladeville College, Wise, Va.
Grady Institute, Fort Valley, Ga
Grafton Academy, Grafton, Vt
Grafton Hall, Fond du Lac, WIs
Graham Hall, Minneapolis, Minn.
Graham School of Shorthand, Battle Creek*
Mich
Graham Collegiate Inst , Marshallberg, N C
Graham Shorthand School, Rochester, N Y.
Graham Seminary, Marshallberg, N C
Graham's Business College, Portsmouth, O
Graham's School for Girls, New York, N Y..
Grail School, Southport, Conn
Grammar School of Racine College, Racine,
Wis
Granberry Piano School, New York, N Y
Grand Conservatory of Music, Chicago, 111
Grand Conservatory of Music, New York, N Y
Grand Forks College, Grand Forks, N D
Grand Island Business College, Grand
Island, Neb
Grand Island College, Grand Island, Neb
Grand Island Conservatory of Music, Grand
Island, Neb
Grand Island Normal and Business College,
Grand Island, Neb
Grand Italian Conser of Music, Brooklyn
Giand Junction Indian School, Grand June*
tion, Colo
Grand Prairie Academy, Onarga, 111
Grand Rapids Business Institute, Grand
Rapids, Mich
Grand Rapids Kindergarten Training School,
Grand Rapids, Mich
Grind Rapids Veterinary College, Grand Rap-
Ids, Mich
Grand River Academy, Gallatin, Mo
Grand Rivei Institute, Austinbuig, O
Grand View College, Des Molnes, la
Grand View Collegiate Institute, Grand View,
Tex
Giand View Normal Inst, Grand View, Tenn
Granger Business School, Aberdeen, S D
Granite Academy, Granite Falls, N C
Qiapevlne College, Grapevine, Tex
Grass Valley Bus Col , Grass Valley, Calif
Grassy Cove Academy, Grassy Cove, Tenn
Graves School, Pat era on N J
Grays Harbor Business College, Aberdeen,
Wash
Gray's Portland Business Col , Portland, Me
Grayson College, Whltewrlght, Tex
Great Falls Com College, Great Falls, Minn
Great Northern Training School, Portage,
Wis
Greely Institute, Cumberland Center, Me
Greeley Commercial College, Greeley, Colo
Green Academy, Nat, Ala
Green University School, Athens, Ala
Green Bav Business College, Green Bay, Wlsv
Greene's School of Lip Reading, New York*
N T
Greensburg Seminary, Greensburg, Pa.
Greenbrier Presby Sch , Lewlsburg, W Va,
Greensboro College for Women, Greensboro,
N O
Greenville and Tusculum College, Tusculum,
Tenn
Greenville Business College, Greenville, Tex.
Greenville Business University, Greenville,
Texas.
Greenville College, Greenville, 111
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Greenville Col for Women, Greenville. S C
Greenville Indian School, Greenville, Calif
Greenwich Academy, Greenwich, Conn
Greenwood College, Greenwood Tex
Greenwood Seminary, Millvtlle, Pa
Greeks Business College, Braddock, Pa.
Gregg School, Chicago, 111
Gregg Shorthand Business Sch , Minneapolis
Gregory Normal School, Wilmington, N C
Grenada Collegiate Instltue, Grenada, Miss
Grenada College Grenada, Miss
Grenada-ZIon Indus College, Winona, Miss
Gresham Academy, Macon, Ga
Griffith Institute and Union School, Spring-
vine, N Y
Grlffltt'a College of Commerce, Austin, Tex
Gnnnell College, Grlnnell, Iowa
Grinnell's Commercial School, Keene, N H
Groflf School, New York, N Y
Gross School, Louisville, Ky
Groszmann School for Nervous Children,
Plalnfleld, N J
Groton School, Groton, Mass
Grove City College, Grove City, Pa
Grover High School, Grover, N C
Guild and Evans School, Boston, Mass
GuJlford College, Gullford College P O , N C
GulMot's Institute, New Orleans, La
Gullmont Organ School, New York, N Y
Gunnery School, Washington, Conn
Gunston Hall, Washington, D C
Gurley School, Windsor, N C
Gutchess-Metropolitan Business College, De-
troit, Mich
Gutchess College, Bridgeport, Conn.
Gustavus Adolphus College, St Peter, Minn
Hackley Manual Training School, Muake-
gon, Mich
Hackley School, Tarrytown, N Y
Haddonfleld Train Sch, Haddonfleld, N J
Hagers Studio of Music, Brooklyn, N Y
Hahn School of Music , Philadelphia, Pa
Hahnemann Medical College, San Francisco
Hahnemann Medical College, Chicago, 111
Hahnemann Med College, Kansas City, Mo
Hahnemann Med College, Philadelphia, Pa
Hames Nor and Indus Inst, Augusta, Ga
Hales Normal School, Piedmont, Mo
Hale's College, Mill Spring, Mo
Haley's Business Inst., Glens Falls, N Y
Hall Institute, Sharon Pa
Halls Business School, Ycmkers, N Y
Hall s Business University, Youngstown, O
Hall s School for Boys, Macon, Ga
Hall a School for Girls, PIttsfleld, Mass
Hall s School for Girls, Brooklyn, N Y
Hall's School for Girls, South Norwalk, Conn
Hall-Nojes School, Washington, D C
Hall-Moody Institute, Martin, Tenn
Hal lock School, Great Barrington, Mass
HaJsey School, Brooklyn, N Y
Halsted School, Yonkers, N Y
Hamden Hall, New Haven, Conn
Hampton Academy, Hampton, N H
Hamilton Business College, Hamilton, O
Hamilton College, Clinton N Y
Hamilton College of Transylvania Univer-
sity, Lexington, Ky
Hamilton College, Lexington, Ky
Hamilton Grange School, New York, N Y
Hamilton High School, Mendota, Va
Hamilton Institute, Washington, D C
Hamilton Institute, Hamilton, N C
Hamilton Inst for Boys, New York, N Y
Hamilton Inst for Girls, New York, N Y
Hamilton School, Washington, D C
Hamilton Theological Sem , Hamilton, N Y
Hamilton's University of Commerce, Mason
City, Iowa
Hamlet Lodge School, Pomfret, Conn,
Hamlin School, San Francisco, Calif
Hamhne University, St Paul, Minn
Hammel Business College Akron, O
H amp d en Academy, Hampden, Me
Hampden Sidney Col , Hampden-Sidney, Va
Hampton College, Hampton, Va
Hampton Nor and Agrlc Inst , Hampton, Va
Hampstead High School, Hampstead, N H
Hanau College of Music, Brooklyn, N 7
Hannah Moore Academy, Relstertown, Md
Hanna's School, Atlanta, Ga
Hannibal Commercial College, Hannibal, Mo
Hanover College, Hanover, Ind
Hansen Military Academy, Fulton, 111
Harbaugh's School, Misses, Cincinnati O
Harbison College, Irmo, S C
Harcourt Place Seminary, Gambler, O
Hardin College, Mexico, Mo
Hardin Collegiate Inst, Ellzabethtown, Ky
Hargis School, Dalton, Ga
Hargis School, Miss, Houston, Tex
Hargrove College, Ardmore, Okla.
Harsjrove School, Falrfleld, Conn
Harker*s School for Girls, Palo Alto, Calif
Harlan Academy, Harlan, Ky
Harlan Normal and Indus Inst , Harlan, Ky
Harlem College Institute, New York, N Y
Harlem Commercial Institute New York City
Harlem Preparatory School, New York, N Y
Harmon Shorthand School, Chicago, 111
Harold McCormick Sch , Blizabethton, Tenn
Harperville Collegiate Institute, Harperville,
Miss
Harrington Normal and Training School,
New Bedford, Mass
Harris Business University, Jackson, Miss
Harris Business College, Jackson Miss
Harris Teachers' College, St Louis, Mo
Harrlsburg Academy, Harrisburg, Pa
Harrisburg Business College, Harrisburg, Pa.
Harrlsburg Conservatory, Harrisburg, Pa
Harrison College, Abbyville, S C
Harrison School, San Antonio, Tex
Harrodsburg Academy, Harrodsburg, Ky
Harroff School of Expression Cleveland, O
Harry Hillman Academy, Wilkesbarre, Pa
Harry North High Sch Moorehead City, N C
Harshaw's Academy Denlson Tex
Hart School, Hiddenite, N C
Hart's Select School, Wilmington, N C
Hart's Training? School for Kindergartner*
Philadelphia, Pa
Hartford Art School, Hartford, Conn
Hartford School of Religious Pedagogy,
Hartford, Conn
Hartford College and Business Institute,
Hartford, Ky
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Hartford Hospital Training School for
Nurses, Hartford, Conn
Hartford Theological Sem , Hartford, Conn
Haitridge School, Plainfleld, N J
Harahaw's Academy, Denison, Tex
Hartshorn Memorial College, Richmond, Va
Harstrom School, Norwalk, Conn.
Hartwell Institute, Hartwell, Ga
Hartwlck Sem , Hartwick Seminary, N Y
Haivard Medical School, Boston, Mass
Harvard School, Los Angeles, Calif
Hnivard School for Boys Chicago, 111
Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass
Haivard University Dental School, Boston
Hasbroucke Institute for Boys, Jersey City,
N J
Hasbroucke Institute for Girls, Jersey City,
N J
Haskell Institute, Lawrence, Kan
Haskell and Dean School, Boston, Mass
Haskell School for Girls, Boston, Mass
Haskell State School of Agriculture, Broken
Arrow, Okla
Hastings Business College, Hastings, Neb
Hastings College, Hastings, Neb
Hastings College of Law, Law Department,
University of California, San Francisco,
Calif
Haetoc School for Boys, Spartanburg, S C
Hathaway-Brown Son for Girls, Cleveland, O
Hatliesburg Woman's College, Hattiesburg,
Miss
Haughn Institute, New Orleans, La
Haven College of Literature and Business,
Philadelphia, Pa
Haven Normal Academy, Waynesboro, Ga
Haverford College, Haverford, Pa
Haverhill Academy, Haverhill, N H
Haverford School. Haverford, Pa
Haviland Academy, Haviland, Kan
Hawkins School, Warrenton, N C
Hawley School of Engineering, Boston,
Hawn School of Speech Arts, Brooklyn, N T
Hawthorne School, Lewiston, Me
Hawthorne School, New Tork, N T
Haynes Academy, Excelsior Springs, Mo
Haynes-McLean Academy, Lewisburg, Tenn
Hayward School of Elocution, Cincinnati, O
Haywood High School, Clyde, N C
Hazard Baptist Institute, Hazard, Ky
Hazard Memorial School, Newport, R. I
Hazel Green Academy, Hazel Green, Ky
Hazen School, Pelham Manor, N T
Hazleton Business College, Hazleton, Pa
Head's Preparatory ScHool, Berkeley, Calif
Healda" Southern California Business Col-
lege, Los Angeles, Calif.
He aid' a Business College, Long Beach, Calif
Heald's Business College, Los Angeles, Calif
Heald's Business College, Riverside, Calif
Heald's Business College and School of
Practical Sciences, San Francisco, Calif
Heald's Business Col , San Francisco, Calif
Heald's Business College, Santa Crux, Calif.
Heald's Business College, Oakland, Calif*
Heald's Bu#ine« College, Fresno, Calif
Heald's Business College, San Jose, Calif
Heald's Business College, Stockton, Calif
Heald's Business College, Reno, Nev
Healds School of Mining and Engineering,
San Francisco, Calif
Healdsburg College, Healdsburg, Calif
Healing Springs Academy, Healing Springs,
Ala.
Hearn Academy, rave Spring, Ga
Heathcote Hall, Harrison, N Y
Heathcote Hall, Scarsdale. N Y
Heathcote Hall, Rye, N Y
Heathcote School, Buffalo N Y
Hebb's School for Girls, Wilmington, Del
Hebron Academy, Hebron, Me
Hebion High School, Hebron, Miss
Hebrew Industrial School, Boston, Mass
Hebrew Technical Institute, New York, N Y
Hebrew Free School, Syracuse, N Y
Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati, O
Heddlng College, Abingdon, 111
Heffley Collegiate School, Brooklyn, N Y
Heffley School, Brooklyn, N Y
Heidelburg Academy, Tiffin, O
Heidelberg Commercial College, Tiffin, O
Heidelberg Theological Seminary, Tiffin, O
Heidelberg University, Tiffin, O
Helena Business College, Helena, Mont
Helicon Hall, Englewood, N J
Hempstead Institute, Hempstead, N Y
Henager's Bus Col , Colorado Springs, Colo
Henager's Business College, Salt Lake City,
Utah
Henderson Normal Institute, Henderson, N C
Henderson-Brown College, Arkadelphia, Ark.
Henderson Normal School Henderson, Tex.
Hendershot Academy, Cleveland, Ohio
Hendrick's School, Middletown, N Y
Hendrlx Academy, Gentry* Ark.
Hendrix Academy, Mena, Ark
Hendrlx College, Conway, Ark
Henley School, Syracuse, N Y
Henry Kendall College, Tulsa, Okla
Henry Roderick Grant, Bennlngton, Vt
Henry Shaw School of Botany, St. Louis, Mo
He ring Medical College, Chicago* 111
Herndon Seminary, Herndon, Va
Hesper Academy, Eudora, Kan
Hess Business College, St Paul, Minn
Hesser Business College, Manchester, N H
Heven Normal Academy, Waynesboro, Ga
Heyser's Preparatory School, Chambersburg,
Pa,
Hlawassee High School, Hiawaasee, Ga.
Hlawassee College, Sweetwater, Tenn.
Hiawatha Academy, Hiawatha, Kan
Hicks School, Santa Barbara, Calif
Hickle's Commercial College, Columbus, O
Hickory Academy, Hickory, Pa.
Hickory Academy, McDonald, Pa
Hickory Head High School, Quitxnan, Ga.
Hickox Shorthand School, Boston, Mass.
Hlddenlte School, Hlddenlte, N C
Higbee School, Memphis, Tenn
Highcock Free Academy, Brimfleld, Mas*.
Hlggins' Classical Institute, Charleston, Me.
Hlghclifte Hall, Yonkers, N Y
Highland College, Highland, Kan.
Highland Falls Trade School, Herkimer.
IT Y
Highland Falls Trade School, Highland Falli,
N Y
Highland Military Acad , Worcester, Masi.
Highland Park College, Des Moinet, la
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Highland University, Highland, Kan.
Hightower Baptist Institute, Cummings, Ga.
Hill Academy, Redding, Conn
Hill Institute, Northampton, Mass
Hill Military Academy, Portland, Ore
Hill School, Pottsville, Fa
Hill School, Pottstown, Pa
Hill's Business College, Sedalla, Mo
Hill's Business College, Oklahoma, Okla
Hill's Business College, Memphis, Tenn
Hills' National Business College, Waco, Tex.
Hill's School, Lowell, Mass
Hill's School for Girls, Philadelphia, Pa.
Hill-Keys' Business College, Little Bock, Ark.
Hillsboro Academy, Hillsboro, Tex.
Hillsboro Private School, Hlllshoro, N. C
Hillman College, Clinton, Mass
Hlllman's Individual School, Minneapolis,
Hillman College, Clinton, Miss
Hillsdale College, Hlllsdale, Mich
Hillside Home School, Hillside, Wis
Hillside Convent, Aahevllle, N C
Hlllyer Institute, Hartford, Conn
Hillcrest School tor Girls, Beaver- Dam,
-Win.
Hlne College, Milwaukee. Wis.
Hinchcliffe's Col of Music, Brooklyn, N 7
Hindman School, Hindman, Xy
Hinemon's Umv School, Montlcello, Ark,
Hlnman's Business College, Worcester, Mass
Hinshaw Conservatory of Music, Chicago, 111
Hippooratean Col of Medicine, St Louis, Mo
Hiram College, Hiram, O
Hitchcock Free Academy, Brlznfleld, Mass
Hitchcock Military Acad, San Bafael, Cal
Hobart College, Geneva, N T.
Hoboken Academy, Hoboken, N J
Hodges School, Augusta, N C.
Hoffi Business College, Warren, Pa.
Hoffman's Metropolitan. Bus Col Milwaukee
Hogansburg Academy, Hogansburg, N Y
Hoge Memorial Mill Acad, Blackstone, Va.
Hohenschuh-Carpenter School of Embalm-
ing, Des Molnes, la.
Holtt School, Palo Alto, Calif
Hoitt's School for Boys, Menlo Perk, Calif
Hoke Smith Institute, Buena Vista, Ga.
Hoel's Business College, Grand Junction,
Colo
Holbrook School, Ossining, N 7
Hold en's Private School, Providence, B I
Holder-ness School for Boys, Plymouth, N H
Hollidaysburg Seminary, Hollldaysburg, Va
Holiness Literary School, Vllonla, Ark.
Holland Business College, Holland, Mich
Holland Theological School, Grand Baplds,
Mich
HolHns College, Hollins, Va.
Holly Grove Academy, Hex, N C
Holly Springs Academy, Butler, Tenn
Holly Springs College, Butler, Ark.
Hollywood School, Los Angeles, Calif
Holman Christian Univ, Black ML, N a
Holman School for Girls, Philadelphia, Pa
Holmes Business College, Portland, Ore.
Holmes' English and Business College, Port-
land, Ore.
Holmes Optical College, Des Molnes, la.
Holston Intitute, Blountville, Tenn
Holton-Arms School, Washington, D C. j
Holy Angels' Academy, Chicago, 111
Holy Angels' Academy, Logansport, Ind.
Holy Angels' Academy, Buffalo, N T
Holy Angels' Academy, Minneapolis, Minn
Holy Angels' Academy, Milwaukee, Wis.
Holy Angels' Collegiate Inst, Buffalo, N T
Holy Cross Academic School, Albany, N T
Holy Cross Academic School, Ogdensburg,
N 7
Holy Cross Academy, Washington, D C.
Holy Cross Academy, New York, N T
Holy Cross College, New Orleans, La.
Holy Cross College, Worcester, Mass
Holy Family Academy, Chicago, 111
Holy Family College, Langston, Okla.
Holy Family School, Mitchell, S D
Holy Guardian Angel Academy, Sturgeon
Bay, Wis
Holy Name Academy, San Antonla, Fla
Holy Name School, Cleveland, O
Holy Rosary Academy, Chehalis, Wash
Holy Rosary Academy, Clintonville, Wis.
Holy Rosary Academy, Louisville, Ky
Holy Rosary Academy, Bay City, Mich.
Holy Rosary Academy, Dayton, O
Holy Rosary Academy, Scranton, Pa.
Holy Trinity Academy, Bucyfus, O
Holy Trinity Academy, Dayton, O
Holy Trinity Catholic School, Pro-tlvlne, la.
Holy Trinity School, New Orleans, La.
Holy Trinity School, Cleveland, O
Holyoke Business Institute, Holyoke, Mass.
Home and Day School for Girls, Asheville,
N C
Home Boarding School, Boston, Pa.
Home Correspond. School, Springfield, Mass.
Home Correspondence School, Cleveland, O
Home Industrial School, Asheville, N C
Home Institute, New Orleans, La,
Home Prepartory Sch, New Bedford, Mass.
Home School, Everett, Mass
Home School, Vernona, N 7
Home School, Vandemere, N C
Home School for Girls, Auburn, N 7
Home School for Little Boys, Lyme, Conn
Home School for Nervous and Backward
Children, Hinsdale, N H
Home School for Nervous and Backward
Children and Youth, Amherst, Mass
Homeopathic Medical College of Missouri,
St Louis, Mo
Homer Academy, Homer, N 7
Homerlan Hall, Hoitt School for Boys, Palo
Alto, Calif
Homestead Business College, Homestead, Pa.
Honea Path School, Honea Path, & C.
Hooper Institute, Clarksburg, Mo
Hoosac School, Hooslck, N 7
Hope College, Holland, Mich
Hopkins Academy, Hadley, Mass
Hopkin s Grammar Sch , New Haven, Conn.
Hopson's School, Kent, Conn.
Horace Mann School, New 7ork, N T.
Horace Mann School for the Deaf, Boston,
Mass
Hornellsvllle Bus Sch , Hornellsvllle, N T.
Horner Institute, Rocky Comfort, Mo.
Homer Military School. Oxford, N C.
Horton School, Oakland, Calif*
Hosmer Hal], St. Louis, Mo
Hospital CoL of Medicine, Louisville, Ky
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Hotchkiss School, Lakevllle, Conn
Hot Springs Bus College, Hot Springe, Ark
House-in-the-Plnes, Norton, Mass
Houston Academy, Houston, Tex.
Houston College, Houston, Texas.
Houston High School, Arab!, Ga
Howard College, Birmingham. Ala.
Howard College, East Lake, Ala
Howard College High School, Birmingham,
Ala
Howard Female College, Gallatin, Tenn.
Howard Institute, Mount Pleasant, Tenn.
Howard Payne College, Brownwood, Tex.
Howard-Payne College, Fayette, Mo
Howard Seminary, West Bridgewater, Mass
Howard University, Washington, D C
Howe School, Blllerica, Mass
Howe School, Lima, Ind
Howe and Marot's School, Dayton, O
Howe's Academy, Mt Pleasant, la
Howe's Academy, Sacramento, Calif
Howe's School, Salem, Mass
Howell Institute, Howell, Mo
Howell's School of Music, Brooklyn, N Y
Howell Tialning School, Howell, Tenn
Hudson Academy, Hudson, N C
Hudson Stenographic Inst , Hoboken, N J
Hughes High School, Cincinnati, Ohio
Hugheslan School, Buckingham, Pa
Hughey Color Music School, St. Louis, Ho
Hughey and Turner Son , Weatherford, Tex.
Hughey's School of Music Culture, St Louis
Humboldt College Humboldt, la.
Hungerford Academy, Springvllle, Utah
Hunter's Kindergarten Training School, New
York, N Y
Hunter's School for Boys, Atlanta, Ga
Hunter's Select School, Mobile, Ala
Huntersvllle High School, Huntersville, N C
Huntlngton Business Unlv , Huntingdon, Md.
Huntington Business University, Hunting-
ton, Ind
Huntlngton Hall, South Pasadena, Calif
Huntslnger's Business Col , Hartford* Conn
Huntsville Academy, Huntsville, Wash.
Huron Business College, Huron, S. D
Huron College, Huron, S D
Hurst's Private School, Buffalo, N Y
Hutchison Collegiate Inst, Whitesburg, Ga
Hjdcn Academy, Hyden, Ky
Iberia Academy, Iberia, Mo
Ida Institute, Davenport, la.
Idaho Business University, Boise, Idaho
Idaho Industrial Institute, Weiser, Idaho
IU£t School of Theology, Denver, Colo
Illinois Business College and Telegraph
School, Springfield, 111
Illinois College, Jacksonville, 111
Illinois College Conservatory of Music, Jack-
sonville, 111*
Illinois College and Bus. Inst, Bushnell, 111
Illinois College of Commerce, Chicago, III.
Illinois College of Law, Chicago, 111
Illinois College of Music, Jacksonville, III
Illinois Col of Photography, Efflngham, HI
Illinois Indus School for Girls, Chicago, 111
Illinois Manual Training School Farm, Glen-
wood, 111
Illinois School of Accountancy, Chicago, 111
Illinois School of Electro-Therapeutics, Chi-
cago, 111
Illinois State Normal University, Normal, 111
Illinois Training School for Nurses, Chicago
Illinois Wesleyan Univ, Bloomlngton, 111.
Illinois Woman's College, Jacksonville, 111
Immaculata Seminary, Washington, D C
Immaculate Heart Academy, Watertown,
N Y
Immaculate Conception Acad , Belleville, 111.
Immaculate Conception Acad , Decorah, la-
Immaculate Conception Academy, Tompkins
Cove N Y
Immaculate Conception Academy, Celina, O
Immaculate Conception School, Cleveland, O
Immaculate Conception School, Avilla, Ind.
Immaculate Heart Acad, Watertown, N Y
Immanuel School, Cleveland, O
Immanuel School, Pomeroy, Iowa.
Incarnate Word Academy, Brownsville, Tex.
Independence High Sch , Independence, Ky
Independent Normal College, Cumby, Tex
Indian Industrial School, Elbowoods, N D
Indian Industrial School, Fort Totten, N D
Indian Industrial School, Pierre, S. D
Indian Training School, Carson City, Nev
Indian Training School, Springfield, S D
Indian University, Bacone, Okia,
Indiana-Boston School of Elocution, Indian-
apolis
Indiana Boys' School, Plalnfleld, Ind
Indiana Business College, Madison, Ind
Indiana Business College, Muncle, Ind
Indiana Central University, Indianapolis
Indiana College of Music, Marlon, Ind.
Indiana Correspondence Col , Indianapolis,
Indiana Dental College, Indianapolis Ind
Indiana Indus Sch for Girls, Indianapolis.
Indiana Institute and School for Music,
South Bend, Ind
Indiana Kindergarten and Primary Normal
Training School, Indianapolis, Ind.
Indiana Law School, Indianapolis, Ind
Indiana Medical College, Indianapolis, Ind.
Indiana Normal School, Indiana, Pa
Indiana Reformatory School of Letters, Jef-
fersonvllle, Ind
Indiana State Normal Sch., Terre Haute, Ind.
Indiana School for Deaf Mutes, Indianapolis.
Indiana School for the Blind, Indianapolis
Indiana School for Feeble Minded Youth, Ft.
Wayne, Ind
Indiana University School of Education,
Bloomington, Ind.
Indiana University, Bloomlngton, Ind
Indiana University, School of Medicine, In-
dianapolis* Ind.
Indiana Veterinary College, Indianapolis, Ind.
Indianapolis Business Unlv, Indianapolis
Indianapolis College of Law, Indianapolis.
Indianapolis Commercial Col , Indianapolis
Indianapolis Conserv of Music, Indianapolis.
Indianapolis Normal School, Jndlanapolis.
Indianapolis Piano College, Indianapolis.
Indianola College, Wynne Wood, Okla.
Industrial and Training School, Huntlngton,
Tenn
Industrial Home School, Washington, D a
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Industrial Inat and College, Columbus, Miss
Industrial Nor and Col Inst , Joppa, Ala
Industrial School, Wolf Lake, Ind
Industrial School, Tarrytown, N W
Industrial School, Seattle, Wash
Industrial School for Boys, Landing, Mich
Industrial School for Boys, Kearney, Neb
Industrial School for Girls, Adrian, Mich
Industrial School for Girls, Geneva, Neb
Industrial School for Girla, Salem, W Va
Industrial School for Little Girls, Castorville,
Tex
Infant Jesus Academy, New Orleans, La
Ingleslde Seminary, Burkeville, Va
Ingleslde School, New Milford, Conn
Institute, The, Peekaklll, N Y
Institute for the Blind Nebraska City, Neb
Institute for Feeble Minded Youth, Beatrice,
Neb
Institute for Deaf, Dumb and Blind, Tal-
ladega, Ala
Institute for Colored Youth Cheyney, Pa
Institute for Colored Youth, Philadelphia
Institute of Applied Arts, Cincinnati Ohio
Institute of Holy Angels, Fort Lee, N J
Institute of Musical Art, New York, N Y
Institute of Shorthand, Ottawa, Kan
Institute of Sisters of St Joseph, Buffalo
Institute for the Deaf and Blind, St Au-
gustine, Fla
Inter State Commercial Col , Reading, Pa
Inter-state Soh of Corr, Chicago, 111
Inn ter- State School, Cedar Rapids, la
Interlaken School, Rolling Prairie, Ind
Interior Academy, Dakota, 111
Intel-mountain Business Col , Ogden, Utah
International Business College, BUkhart, Ind
International Bus Col , Ft Wayne, Ind
International Bus Col , South Bend, Ind
International Bus Col , Saglnaw, Mich
International Business College, £11 Paso, Tex.
International Conserv of Music, New York
International Correspondence University,
Washington, D C
International Law and Bu&ness School,
Minneapolis, Minn
International Missionary Medical College,
Atlanta, Ga
International Phonographic Language School,
Chicago, 111
International School of Telegraphy, Louis-
ville, Ky
International School for Vocalists and Pian-
ists, Boston, Mass
International Y M C A Training School,
Springfield, Mass
lola Business College, lola, Kan
Iowa Business College, Des Moines, la,
Iowa City Academv, Iowa City, la
Iowa College, Grinnell, la
Iowa College for Blind, VInton, la
Iowa College of Law, Des Moines, la
Iowa College of Pharmacy, Des Molnes, la
Iowa Normal and Bus Col , Mason City, la
Iowa State College, Ames, la
Iowa State Teachers' Col , Cedar Falls, la
Iowa (State College, Division of Engineering,
Anies, Iowa.
Iowa State College of Agriculture and Me-
chanic Arts, Ames, Iowa
Iowa Success School, Ottumwa, Iowa
Iowa Wesleyan University, Mt Pleasant, la
Iron City College, Pittsburg, Pa
Irving Female College, Mechanicsburg, Pa
Irving Institute, San Francisco, Calif
Irving School, New York, N Y
Irving School for Boys, Tarrj town N Y
Isaac- Woodbui y Business College, Los An-
geles, Calif
Isadore Newman Manual Training School,
New Orleans, La
Ithaca Commercial School, Ithaca, N Y
Ithaca High School, Ithaca, N Y
Iton Academy for Boys, Los \ngeles, Calif
luka College luka Miss
Ivv Hali, Bridgeton, N J
Ivy House School, German tov>n, Pa
Ivy Lodge, East Orleans, Mass
Jackson Business Universitv Jackson Mich
Jackson College, Jackson Miss
Jatkson College for Women, Tufts College*
Maes
Jackson Military Academy, Jackson, Mo
Jackson Springs Acad , Jackson Sprgs , N C
Jackson University of Business, Chilllcotne,
Mo
Jacksonian Optical College, Jackson, Mich
Jacob Tome Institute, Port Deposit, Md.
Jacob's Business College, Dayton, O
Jamaica State Normal School, Jamaica, N Y
James Business College, Pine Bluff, Ark
James K Shook School, Tracey City, Tenn
James Millikin University, Decatur, III
Jamestown Business Col , Jamestown, N Y
James vllle Academy, JamesvIIle, N C
JanesvlHe Business College, Janestille, WIs
Jasper College, Jasper, Ind
Jasper Normal Institute, Jnsper, Fla
Jeff Davis College Pittsburg1, Tex
Jefferson Academy Canonsburg Pa
Jefferson College, Convent, La
Jefferson High School, Jefferson, Miss
Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa
Jeff ei son Military College, Washington, Mi**.
Jefferson Paik College, Chicago, 111
Jefferson Park Hospital PolycIInic, Chicago
Jenner Medical College, Chicago, 111
Jennings Business College, Nashville, Tenn
Jennings Seminary, Aurora, 111
Jeruel Academy, Athens, Ga
Jerusalem High School, Jerusalem, N C
Jess Mai Aydelotte Col , Tullahoma, Tenn
Jessamine Female Inst , Nlcholaaville, Ga
Jesus Mary Convent, Fall River, Mas*
Jewelers' School of Engraving, Chicago
Jewell Lutheran College, Jewell, la
Jewish Orphan Asylum, Cleveland, O
Jewish Theological Seminary of America-
New York, N Y
Jewish Training School of Chicago, Chicago.
John A Dlx Industrial Sch , DfnwJddfo, Va.
John B Stetson University, De Land, Fla.
John Herron Art Institute, Indianapolis, Ind
John J Becbon Academy, FI*g*h» Ala.
John Marshall Law School, Chicago, 111.
John Tarleton College, Stephenvllle, T«x
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Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md.
Johnson School of Music, Oratory and Dra-
matic Art, Minneapolis, Minn
Johnston School, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Johnson's Business College, Ft Madison, la
John s tone's School, New Haven, Conn
Jones Academy, McKinney, Tex
Jones Business College, Peoria, 111
Jones Business College, Hammond, Ind
Jones Commeicial College, St Louis, Mo
Jones Female Academy, Oklahoma, Okla
Jones National College, St Louis, Mo
Jones National School of Auctioneering and
Oratoiy, Chicago, 111
Jones North Chicago Business Col , Chicago
Jones' School of Telegraphy, Chicago, 111.
Jones Summer School, Ithaca, N Y
Joplln Business College, Joplln, Mo
Jordan Hall, St Albans, Vt
Jordan's School of Music, Brooklyn, N T
Joseph W Allen School, Carthage, Tenn
Joseph Preparatory School, New York, N T
Josephlnum Academy, Chicago, 111
Joyce Business College, Covington, Ky
Judson College, Marlon, Ala
Juniata College, Huntingdon, Pa
K
Kalamazoo Academy of Musical Arts, Kala-
mazoo, Mich
Kalamazoo College, Kalamazoo, Mich
Kallspell Business College, Kalispell, Mont
Kankakee Business College, Kankakee, 111
Kansas Chiistian College, Lincoln, Kan
Kansas City Baptist Theological Seminary,
Kansas City, Kan
Kansas City Bus College, Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Col of Music, Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City College of Pharmacy and Nat-
ural Sciences, Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Dental Col , Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Hahnemann Medical College,
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Horological School, Kansas City,
Mo
Kansas City National Business College, Kan-
sas City, Mo
Kansas City School of Tine Arts, Kansas
City, Mo
Kansas City School of Languages, Kansas
City, Mo
Kansas City School of Law, Kansas City,
Mo
Kansas City University, Kansas City, Kan
Kansas City Veterinary College, Kansas
City, Mo.
Kansas City Watchmaking School, Kansas
City, Mo.
Kansas Commercial College, Kansas City,
Kan.
Kansas Medical College, Topeka, Kan
Kansas State Agricultural College, Man-
hattan, Kan.
Kansas State Institution for the Blind,
Kansas City, Kan.
Kentucky School of Medicine, Louisville.
Kansas State School of Mines and Metal-
lurgy, Weir, Kan.
Kansas Wesleyan Bus Col , Salina, Kan
Kansas Wesleyan University, Salina, Kan
Kansas Western Business College, Salina,
Kan
Kast's Classical School, Mechanlcsburg, Pa,
Kate Tucker Institute, Byhalia, Miss
Katherine Bres School, New Orleans, La
Kearney Military Academy, Kearney, Neb
Kearney School and Bus Col , Kearney, Neb
Kee Mar College, Hagerstown, Md
Keene State Normal School, Keene, N H
Keewatin Academy, Mercer, WIs
Keller's Day School, New York, N T
Hell's S-chool, New York, N Y
Kelly Business School, South Bend, Ind
Kelso School of Music, Chicago, 111
Kelvin School, New York, N Y
Kemper Hall, Kenosha, WIs
Kemper Military School, Booneville, Mo
Kennedy's Normal and Business College,
Rushvllle, III
Kennedy's School, Brooklyn, N Y
Kennedy Business College, St Cloud, Minn.
Kenosha Col of Commerce, Kenosha, Wls.
Kent Place School, Summit, N J
Kentucky Classical and Business College,
North Middletown, Ky
Kentucky Home School for Girls, Louisville
Kentucky Military Institute, Lyndon, Ky
Kentucky Normal College, Louisa, Ky
Kentucky Normal and Industrial Institute,
Frankfort, Ky
Kentucky Wesleyan Academy, Camp ton, Ky
Kentucky Wesleyan College, Winchester, Ky
Kenwood Institute for Girls, Chicago, 111
Kenwood Latin School for Boys, Chicago, 111
Kenyon College, Hodgenville, Ky
Kenyon College, Gambler, O
Keokuk Business Institute, Keokuk, la
Kernersville Academy, Kernersville, N C
Keuka College, Keuka Park, N Y
Keyset Preparatory Branch, West Virginia
University, Keyser, W Va»
Keystone Academy, Factoryville, Pa
Keystone State Normal Sen , Kutztown, Pa.
Kezer Seminary, Canterbury, N H
Kldder Institute, Kldder, Mo
Kieat's Union Academy, Merlden, N H
Kilo1 ale's Preparatory School, Eureka, Calif
KImball Union Academy, Merlden, N H
Klmball's Sen for Boys, Ann Arbor, Mloh
Kimb all's Sen for Girls, Worcester, Mass
Klmball's Training School, Chicago, 111
Kimberley School, Montclair, N J
Kindergarten Normal Institute, Washington,
D C
Kindergarten Normal School, Galesburg, IlL
Kindergarten Training School, Boston, Mass
Kindergarten Training School at Chicago
Commons, Chicago-, 111
Kindergarten Training School, Oberlin, O
Kindergarten Training School, Yaaktoo,
8 D
King College, Bristol, Tenn.
King Conservatory of Music, San Jose, Cal.
King School, Stamford, Co*n
King Theological Hall, Washington, D a
King-Crawford Classioal Mod, Ten*
Hants, Ind
King's Business College, Charlotte, N C
King's Business College, Raleigh, N, C.
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Kings Mountain High School, Kings Moun-
tain, N C
King's School of Oratory, Plttsburg, Pa.
Kingfisher College Kingfisher, Okla
Klngsley School, Essex Fells, N J
Kingsley Seminary, Blooxmngdale, Tenn
Klngsport Academy, Klngsport, Tenn
Kinyon's Commercial Sch , Paw tucket, R. I
Kirk's School, Bryn Mawr, Pa
Kirk's School, Rosemont, Pa.
Kirk's College Preparatory School, Bryn
Mawr, Pa
Kirkland School, Chicago, 111
Klrkaville Business College, KIrksville, Mo
Kirschbauxn School of Languages, Philadel-
phia
Klsklminetas Springs School, Saltsburg, Pa.
Klssick's Business Institute, Brooklyn, N Y
Klttanning Academy, Kittannlng, Pa,
Kittrell College, Kittrell, N C
Kleinberg High School, Schuyler, Ya
Klelser School of Elocution, New York, N T
Kllndworth Conserv of Music, Atlanta, Ga.
Knapp's Institute, Baltimore, Md
Knapp Mansion School, Brooklyn, N Y
Knickerbacker Hall, Indianapolis, Ind
Knolt's School, Mobile, Ala
Knowlson's School, Rutland, Vt
Knox College, Galesburg, 111
Knox Institute and Indus Sch, Athens, Ga.
Knox School for Girls, Tarrytown, N Y
Knox*s School for Girls, Utlca, N T
Knoxville Business College Knoxville, Tenn
Knoxville College, Knoxville, Tenn
Knoxville Medical College, Knoxville, Tenn.
Knowlson's School, Rutland, Vt
Kohut School for Boys, New York, N Y
Kokomo Business College, Kokomo, Ind.
Kossuth School, Kossuth, Miss
Kraus' Seminary, New York, N Y
Kugler Guitar School, Chicago, 111
Kuhn's Normal School, New Philadelphia, O
Kyle Military Institute, Flushing, N Y
LAB Business College, Eureka, Calif
La Grange College, La Orange, Mo
La Grange Female College, La Grange, Ga
La Samts Union des Sacres Coeurs, Fall
River Mass
La SaHe Academy, New York, N Y
La Salle Academy, Providence, B I
La Salle College, Philadelphia, Pa.
La Salle Institute, Glencoe, Mo
La Salle Institute Troy, N Y
Lachmund Conseivatorv of Music, New York.
Lackawanna Business College, Scranton, Pa.
LaconJi Business College, Laconia, N H
Lady Cliff Academy Highland Falls, N Y
a*
,
Lafayette College Baston, Pa
and inaustriai
Lain Business College, Indianapolis, Ind
Laird's Business College, Chicago, 111
Laise-Phillips School, Washington, D C
Lake Brie College Painesville, O
Lake Forest Academy Country Day School,
Lake Forest, 111
Lake Forest Academy, Lake Forest, 111
Lake Forest College, Lake Forest, III
Lake Mohegan School, Lake Mohegan, N Y
Lake Placid School, Lake Placid, N Y
Lake School for Girls, New York, N Y
Lake View Institute, Chicago, 111.
Lakeside Training School, Chicago, 111.
Lakewood School, Lakewood, N J
Lakewood School for Girls, Lakewood; N J.
Lomson Business College, Phoenix, Ariz
Lancaster Academy, Lancaster, N H
Lancaster Military Academy, Lancaster, Tex
Lancaster Nor and Indus Inst Lancaster,
S C
Lander College, Greenwood, S C
L an don Conservatory, Ardmore, Okla
Landers' School for Girls, Indianapolis, Ind.
Landon School of Illustrating, Cleveland, O
Lane College, Jackson, Tenn
Lane Seminary, Cincinnati, O
Lanevlew College, Lane view, Tenn
Langdon Memorial School, Mount Sterling,
Ky
Lanham Business College, Ironton, Ohio
Lanier Academy, Macon, Ga
Lankenan School for Girls, Philadelphia, Pa,
Lansing Business University, Lansing Mich
Lansing- Walsh School New York, N Y
Lanslngburg Academy, Troy, N Y
Lansley Business College, Elizabeth, N J
Laredo Seminary, Laredo, Tex
"The Larches," Educational Sanitarium*
Cranbury, N J
Lasche Institute of Fermentology, Milwau-
kee, Wls
Laaell Seminary, Auburndale, Mass
Latin School, Brooklyn N Y
Latin School, Chambersburg, Pa
Latrobe Commercial College, Latrobe, Pa.
Latter Day Saints' Unlv Salt I ake City
Laudon Conservatory, Dallas, Tex
Laura Sunderland Memorial School, Concord.
N C
Laurel Institute, Cleveland, O
Laurens School, Boston, Mass
Laurlum Commercial School, Laurlum, Mich
Lavere's Phonographic School, Oswego,
Lavonia Institute, Lavonia, Ga
Lawrence Academy, Grot on, Mass
Lawrence Business College, Lawrence, Kan
Lawrence College, Appleton, Wls
Lawrence School of Acting, New Yo»k, N Y
Lawrence Scientific School, Cambridge, Mass.
Lawrence University, Appleton Wls
Lawrenceville School, Lawrenceville, N J
Law's Froebel Kindergarten Tiatning
School, Toledo, O
Lawton Business College, Lawton, Okla
Le Fevre Institute, Kalnmazoo, Mich
Le Fevre Conservatory, Kalamazoo, Mich
LeMoyne Normal Institute, Memphis, Tenn.
Le Vert College, Talbotton, Ga
Leache-Wood Seminary, Norfolk, V«
Leaksvllle High School, LeaksvWe, N a
Leal's School for Boys, PlainfleWt, N J.
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Leander Clark College, Toleda, la
Leavensworth Bus Col , Leavenworth, Kan.
Leavltt Institute, Turner, Me
Lebanon Business College, Lebanon, Pa.
Lebanon State School, Lebanon, Va,
Lebanon College foi Young Ladies, Lebanon,
Tenn
Lebanon University, Lebanon, O
Lebanon Valley College, Annvllle, Pa.
Lee Normal Academy, Lee, Me
Lee School, Baltimore, Md
Lee School, Cambridge, Mass
Lee's Collegiate Institute, Jackson, Ky
Leesville College, LeesvUTe, S C
Legate a Private School, Boston, Mass
Lohi Congregational School, Lehl City, Utah
Lehlgh University, South Bethlehem, Pa.
Leicester Academy, Leicester, Mass
Leland and Gray Seminary, Townshend, Vt.
Leland Poweis School, Boston, Mass
Leland Stanford Junior University, Stanford
University, P O, Cal
Leland Stanford Junior University, College
of Medicine, San Francisco, Calif.
Leland University, New Orleans, La
Lemcke's Cooking School, New York, N Y
Lennox Hall, St Louis, Mo
Lenoir College, Hickory, N C
Lenox College, Hopkinton, la
Lenox Institute, New York, N Y
Lentz Commercial School, Dayton, O
Leo's Business College, Seattle, Wash
Leonard Medical School of Shaw University,
Raleigh, N C
Lerch's Preparatory School, Easton, Pa
Level Green Academy, Level Green, Ky
Lcverlch Normal School, Muscatlne, la.
Lewis Academy, Bmporla, Kan
Lewis Institute Chicago, 111
Lewis Limited School, San Antonio, Tex.
Lewis School, Litchfield, Conn
Lewis School, Kinston, N C
Lewis School for Stammerers, Detroit, Mich
Lewisburg Female Inst , Lewlsburg, W Va.
Lewlsburg Seminary, Lewisburg, W Va.
Lewiston School, Lewlstown, Pa,
Lexington Col for Women, Lexington, Mo
Lexington Normal School and Commercial
Institute, Lexington, Tenn
Lexington School of Music, New York, N Y
Lexington Seminary, Lexington, N C
Liberty College, Glasgow, Ky
Liberty Hall Home School, Lodi, Va.
Liberty Ladles' College, Liberty, Mo
Liberty Male and Female Col , Liberty, Miss
Liberty Training School, Liberty, Tenn
Library Training School, Atlanta, Ga
LIghtfoot Stenographic Inst , Hoboken, N J
Lightfoot Stenog Inst, Jersey City, N J
Liggett School, Detroit, Mich.
Llgonler Classical Institute, Ligonler, Pa.
Lilian Academy, Canmer, Ky
Lima Business College, Lima, O
Lima College, Lima, O
Limestone College, GafCney, S C
Llmlngton Academy, Llmlngton, Me
Lincoln's Academy, Newcastle, Me.
Lincoln Academy, Lincoln, Neb.
Lincoln Academy, Kings Mountain, N C
Lincoln Business College, Lincoln, 111.
Lincoln Business College, Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln College, Lincoln, III
Lincoln College of Law, Chicago, HI
Lincoln Dental College, Cotner University,
Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln Institute, Jefferson City, Mo
Lincoln Medical College, Cotner University,
Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln Memorial University, Cumberland
Gap, Tenn
Lincoln School, Meridian, Miss
Lincoln School, Providence, R I
Lincoln Syllabic College, Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln University, Lincoln University P O,
Pa
Linden Hall Seminary. Lititz, Pa
Lindenwood College, St Charles, Mo
Lindsay Wilson Training School, Columbia,
Ky
Link's Modern Business College, Idaho.
Link School, Thomasville, Tenn.
Llnsly Institute, Wheeling, W Va,
Llnthlcum Institute, West Washington, D C
Litchfleld Academy, Litchfleld, Me
Litchfleld Business College, Litchfleld, 111
Litchfleld School for Girls, Litchfleld, Conn
Literary and Commercial Institute, Bridge-
hampton, N Y
Literary Institute and State Normal School,
Bloomburg, Pa
Literary Normal Institute, Ringgold, Ga
Little Falls Business College, Little Falli,
Minn
Little Rock College, Little Rock, Ark
Littleford's School, Cincinnati, O
Littleton Female College, Littleton, N C
Livingston Park Seminary, Rochester, N Y
Livingston School, West New Brighton, N Y
Livingston Sch for Children, Kingston, N Y
Livingstone College, Salisbury, N C
Lockhart Male and Female Inst , Lockhart,
Miss
Lockhaven Business College, Lockhaven, Pa
Lockport Business Institute, Lockport, N Y
Lockwood Academy, Brooklyn, N Y
Lookwood Collegiate Soh , Mt Vernon, N Y
Lockwood- Stoltz Art Sch , Kalamazoo, Mich
Lockyear's Business College, Hvansville, Ind.
Lockyear's Business College, Hopklnsvllle.
Ky
Locust Dale Academy, Locust Dale, Va
Locust Grove Institute, Locust Grove, Ga.
Logan Female College, Russellville, Ky
Logansport Business Col , Logan sport, Ind
Lombard College, Galesburg, 111
London Grove Friends' Select School, Lon-
don Grove, Pa
Lone Star Business Col , San Marcos, Tex.
Long Creek School, Long Creek, N C.
Long Island Business Col , Brooklyn, N Y
Long Island College Hospital Medical Col-
lege, Brooklyn, N Y
Loomis School, St Paul, Minn
Loretta Academy, Montgomery, Ala.
Loretta Academy, Loretta, Ky
Loretto Academy, Loretto Heights, Colo
Loretto Academy, Las Orucet, K, M,
Loretto Academy, Nerinx, Ky,
Loretto Academy, Pueblo, Colo
Loretto Academy, Chicago, IU.
Loretto Academy, Marcus, la.
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Loretto Academy, Kansas City, Mo
Loretto Academy, Springfield, Mo
Loretto Academy, Santa Fe, N Mex,
Loretto Convent, Atlanta, Ga
Iroretto Convent of the Immaculate Concep-
tion, Chicago, 111
Loretto LIteiary and Benevolent Institution,
Nerlnx, Ky
Lordsburg College, Lordaburg, Calif
Lorlna Villa, Salem, Mass
Lorlng School for Girls, Chicago, 111
Los Angeles Academy, Los Angeles, Calif
Los Angeles Business College, Los Angeles
Los Angeles College of Fine Arts, Los An-
geles, Calif
LOB Angeles College of Osteopathy, Los An-
geles, Calif
Los Angeles College of Law, Los Angeles
Los Angeles Conservatory of Music and Arts,
Los Angeles, Calif
Los Angeles Military Academy, Los Angeles
Loucks' Resident and Day School, Flushing.
N T
Loudon College, Loudon, Tenn
Loudon Select School, Bluemont, Va.
Lougee-Egan School for Girls, Boston, Mass
Loulsburg Female College, Louisburg, N C
Louisburg Male Academy, Louisburg, N C
Louisiana College, Pinevllle, La
Louisiana Female College, Keatchie, La
Louisiana Industrial Institute Huston, La.
Louisiana State Normal, Natchitoches, La
Louisiana State University Baton Rouge, La
Louisiana State University. Agricultural and
Mechanical College, Baton Rouge, La
Louisville College of Dentistry, Central Uni-
versity of Kentucky, Louisville, Ky
Louisville College of Pharmacy, Louisville,
Ky
Louisville Medical College, Louisville, Ky
Louisville National Medical College, Louis-
ville, Ky
Loulie Compton Seminary, Birmingham,
Ala.
Louisville Normal School, Louisville Ky
Louisville Normal School, Louisville, Miss
Louisville Presbyterian Theological Semi-
nary, Louisville, Ky
Louisville Training School, Beechmont, Ky
Louisville Training School for Boys, Louis-
ville, Ky
Low-Heywood School, Stamford, Conn
Lowell Academy, Lowell, Kan
Lowell Commercial College, Lowell, Mass
Lowell School of Bus, Blnghamton, N T
Lowell Textile School, Lowell, Mass
Lowthorpe School of Landscape Architec-
ture, Groton, Mass
Lowville Academy Lowville, N T
Loyola Academy for Boys, Chicago, 111
Lovoli Tollpg-e New Orleans, La
Loyola College Baltimore, Md
Lovoli school New York, N T
Imoln TTnivifsfiv Chicago 111
rm^?Ve1BAarber Sch001 of
Cor z elated Arts Washington.
Luo ( »bb Institute Alhenl Ga
SW^
La
Luther Academy, Wahoo, Neb
Luther College, Decorah Iowa
Luther College, New Orleans, La.
Luther College, Wahoo, Neb
Luther Ladies' Seminary, Red Wing, Minn
Luther High School and College, Racine,
Wis
Luther Seminary, St Anthony Park, Minn
Luther Seminary, St Paul, Minn
Lutheran Academy, Albion, Wis
Lutheran College, Seguin, Texas
Lutheran Normal School, Sioux Falls, S D
Lutheran Normal School of the United Nor-
wegian Lutheran Church, Madison, Wi»
Lutheran Seminary, Columbia, 8 C
Lutheran Seminary, Seward, Neb
Lutheran Teachers' Seminary, Seward, Neb
Lutheran Theological Seminary, Mount Airy,
Pa.
Lutheran Theological Seminary, Charleston,
S C
Lutheran Theological Seminary, Gettysburg,
Pa
Lutheran Theological Seminary, Millville, Pa
Lutheran Theological Seminary, Philadel-
phia, Pa
Lyceum, San Francisco, Calif
Lycoming County Normal School, Muncy, Pa
Lyndhurst School, Tarrytown, N Y
Lyndon Hall School for Girls, Poughkeepsie,
N Y
Lyndon Institute, Lyndon Center, Vt
L>nn Business College Lynn Mass
Lynnland College, Glasgow, Ky
Lynnland Male and Female Institute, Glen-
dale, Ky
Lynnholm-by-the-Sea, Lynn, Mass
Lynnville Academy, Lynnvllle, Tenn
Lyman Cornelius Smith College of Applied
Science, Syracuse Univ, Syracuse, N Y
Lyman School, Chicago, 111
Lvon Board Sch for Boys, Spokane Wash
M
Macalester College, St Paul Minn
MacCormac School, Chicago, III
MacDuffle School for Girls Spiingfflt 1<1, Mass
Macfeats Business College, Columbia S C
MacGregor Shorthand Sch Now Yoik X Y
MacGregor School, Brooklyn, N Y
Mackenzie School, Dobbs Ferry, N \
Mackie's School, fcewburg N Y
Macon and Andrew's College, Meridian Miss
Macon and Andrew s College Jackson Miss
Macon and Andrew s Col , West Point, Miss
Macon and Andrew's College, Memphis Tenn
Macon Commercial College, Macon C,a
Mackville High School, MackvIIle Ky
Madawaska Tzalning School, Fort Kent, Me.
Maddox Seminary, Little Rock, Ark
Madeira's School, Washington, D C
Madison Academy, Madison, N J
Madison Academy, Union town, Pa
Madison Academy, Madisonville, Tex
Madison Av Soh of Stenography, New York
Madison Female Institute, Richmond, Ky
Madison Hall School, Washington, D C
Madison High School, Madison, N C
Madison Inst and Bus Col , Madison, N C
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Madison School, St Paul, Minn
Madison School for Girls, New York, N Y
Madison State Nor School, Madison, S D
Mae Benson School of Applied Design, New
lork
Magazine Ouachita Academy, Magazine, Ark
Magic City Business College, Moberly, Mo
Magnolia High School, Magnolia, N C
Magnus Shorthand School, Providence, R I
Magruder's School, San Antonio, Tex
Maine Central Institute, Plttsfleld, Me
Maine Wesleyan Seminary and Female Col-
lege, Kents Hill, Me
Maiden Commercial School, Maiden, Maaa
Male Academy, Falson, N C
Male High School, Louisville, Ky
Male and Female Academy, Pisgah, Ala
Male and Female Academy, Providence, Ky
Male and Female College, Sharpsburg, Ky
Male and Female High School, Columbia, Ky
Female and Female Institute, Chico, Tex
Male Institute, Clarkton, N C
Maltby Home and Day Sch , Brooklyn, N Y
Manassas Institute, Manassas, Va
Manltowoc County Teachers' Training School,
Manitowoo, Wls
Manchester College, North Manchester, Ind
Manhattan College, New York, N Y
Manhattan Trade School, New York, N Y
Manlstee Business College, Manistee, Mich
Mankato Commercial Col , Mankato, Minn
Manor School for Boys, Stamford, Conn
Manor School for Girls, Larchmont, N Y
Mansfield Business College, Mansfield, O
Mansfield Female College, Mansfield, La
Mansfield State Normal Sch , Mansfield, Pa
Manson Academy, Lewiston, N C
Manteo Academy, Manteo, N C
Manual Training Academy, Falrland, Ind
Manual Training and Commercial High
School, Oakland, Calif
Manual Training and Industrial School, New
London, Conn
Manual Training and Industrial School, Bor-
dentown, N J
Manual Training and Industrial School,
Bllendale, N D
Manual Train Sch for Girls, Louisville, Ky
Manzanlta Hall Prep Sch , Palo Alto, Calif
Maple Lawn Academy, South Hero, Vt
Maplewood Institute, Concordville, Pa
Maplewood School, Kokomo, Ind
MaquI Indian Training School, Keam'0
Canon, Ariz
Marathon County School of Agriculture and
Domestic Economy, Wauaau, Wls
Marbuth School, Morganton, N C
Mardfn School of Elocution, Chicago, III
Marengo Military Institute, Demopolia, Ala.
Margaret Allen School, Birmingham, Ala.
Maraarf»t College Versailles, Ky
Margaret Watts De Peyater School for Girls,
Rensslaer, Ind
Marguiles School for the Deaf, New York.
Marietta College, Marietta, O
Marietta Commercial College, Marietta, O
Marlnotte Business College, Marlnette, Wls
Marlon Baptist Academy, Marion, Ala.
Marlon Business College, Marlon, Ind
Marlon Collegiate Institute, Marion, N Y
Marlon Conservatory of Music, Marlon, Ind
Marion Female College, Marlon, Va,
Marion Female Seminary, Marlon, Ala
Marlon Military Institute, Marlon, Ala
Marion Institute, Marion, Ala
Marlon Normal College, Marion, Ind
Marionvllle College Marionvllle, Mo
Marlst College, Atlanta, Ga
Mark Hopkins Inst of Art, San Francisco.
Marks vflle High School, Marksville, La
Mailboro Prep School, Los Angeles, Calif
Maryborough School for Girls, Los Angeles,
Calif
Marquette Academy, Milwaukee, Wls.
Marquette Business College, Marquette, Mich
Marquette College, North Yakima, Wash
Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wls
Marquette University, New Orleans, La
Mars Hill College, Mars Hill, N C
Marsh's Select School, Newport, R I
Marshall Academy, Marshall, N C
Marshall Business Col , Huntlngton, W Ya
Marshall College State Normal School, Hunt-
ington, W Va
Marshall Law School, Chicago, 111
Marshall Training School, San Antonio,
Texas
Marshall's SchooX Briarclifl Manor, N Y
Marshall's School, Oak Lane, Pa,
Marsh vllle Academy, Marshvllle, N C
Martha Berry School, Mount Berry, Ga.
Martha Washington College, Abingdon, Va,
Martha Washington Bern , Washington, D C
Martin Academy, Kennett Square, Pa
Martin Female College, Pulaski, Tenn
Martin Institute, Jefferson, Ga
Martin Luther College, New Ulm, Minn
Martin Lutheran Academy and Normal
School, Sterling, Neb
Martin Shorthand School, Pittsburgh, Fa.
Marvin College, Clinton, Ky
Marvin College, Clinton, Ky
Marvin Collegiate Inst , Fredericktown, Mo
Mary A Burnham School for Glrla, North-
ampton, Mass
Mary Academy, Elgin, 111
Mary Ellen Seminary, Crockett, Tex
Mary Baldwin Institute, Staunton, Va
Mary Baldwin Seminary, Staunton, Va
Mary Connor College, Paris, Tex
Mary J Drexel School, Philadelphia, Fa
Mary Holmes Seminary (aolo-red), West
Point, Miss
Mary Institute, St Louis, Mo
Mary Wood Chase Piano School, Chicago, 111
Maryland Agri College, College Park, Md.
Maryland Agricultural and Industrial Insti-
tute for Colored Youth, Laurel, Md
Maryland Col of Pharmacy, Baltimore, Md
Maryland Col for Women, Luthervllle, Md
Maryland Institute of Design, Baltimore, Md.
Maryland Medical College, Baltimore, Md.
Maryland Normal and Industrial Sohpol
(colored), Bowie, Md
Maryland Sch for the Deaf, Frederick, M&
Maryland School for the Blind, Overtea, Md.
Maryland State Nor School, Frosttwrg. Md.
Maryland State Nor School, Baltimore, Md
"Marymouxxf School for Girl*, ttfcrrytown,
N Y
Maryvllle Bujlnaaa Colte** Ttfaryville, Calif
Mary vllle Collef* Maryrflle, Tenn
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Maryvllle Seminary, Maryville, Mo
Maryvllle Business Institute, Maryvllle, Mo
Mason's School, Tarry town, N T
Masonic Institute, Marshall, Tex
Massanutten Academy, Woodstock, Va
Massachusetts Agricultural College, Amherst,
Mass
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Asso-
ciation Trade School, Boston, Mass
Massachusetts College of Osteopathy, Boston
Massachusetts College of Osteopathy, Cam-
bridge, Mass
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy, Boston
Massachusetts Inst of Technology, Boston
Massachusetts Nor Art School, Boston, Mass
Massachusetts School for the Feeble Minded,
Waltham, Mass
Massachusetts State Nor , Westfleld, Mass
Masses Country School, Bronxville, N Y
Massey Business College, Montgomery, Ala,
Massey Business College, Birmingham, Ala
Massey Business College, Jacksonville, Fla.
Massey Business College, Richmond, Va.
Massey Business College, Columbus, Ga
Massey Business College, Louisville, Ey
Massey Business College, Houston, Tex.
Masslllon Actual Business Col , Masslllon, 0
Master Sch of Vocal Music, Brooklyn, N T
Matawan Military Academy, Matawan, N J
Mather Academy, Camden, S. C
Mattoon School of Commerce, Mattoon, HI
Mattoon Business College, Mattoon, III
Mauressa Hall, Jersey City, N J
Max Magnus Shorthand School, Providence,
R I
Maupln's Commercial Col , Chllllcothe, Mo
May School, Boston, Mass
Mayers Normal Musical Sch, Freeburg, Pa.
McAllen Business College, Knoxville, Tenn.
McAuley Academy, Keesevllle, N Y
McAllister School, Asbury, N1 J
McCann's Business Col, Mahanoy City, Pa.
McCann's Business College, Reading, Fa
McChesney College, Paterson, N J
McCllntock's School, Boston, Mass.
McCollom Institute, Mt Vernon, N H
McCollough's School, Walhalla, 8 C
MoCook Business College, McCook, Neb.
McCormick Neurological Col, Chicago, 111
McCormlck School, Burnsvllle, N C
McCormick Theological Seminary, Chicago,
111
McCowan Oral School for Young Deaf Chil-
dren, Chicago, 111
McDonald Educational Inst, Cincinnati, 0
McDonald-Ellis School, Washington, D C
McDonough Institute, La Plata, Md
McDonogh School, McDonogh, Md.
McDowell Dresscuttlng School, Chicago, 111
McEvoy School of Pedagogy, Brooklyn,
McFee's School, New York, N Y
McFerrln College, Martin, Tenn
McGee Holiness Col, College Mound, Mo.
McGill Institute, Mobile, AlL
McQraw Normal Inst , Reeds Ferry, N H
McGulre'a University School, Richmond, Va.
Mclndoe Academy, Molndoe Falls, Vt
McKee'8 Business Col , Salt Lake City, Utah
McKeesport Business Col , MoKeesport, Pau
McKendree College, Lebanon, 111
McKIHip Veterinary College, Chicago, 111
McKlnley Manual Training School, Washing-
ton, D C
McKInney Academy, Sneedville, Tenn
McLachlan Bus Unlv, Grand Rapids, Mich
McLean High School, Laurlnburg, N C
McLean School, Laurlnburg, N C
McLean Seminary, Simsbury, Conn
McLemoresville Collegiate Institute, McLe-
moresvllle, Tenn
McMmn Military Academy, Rogersville, Tenn
McMinnville College, MoMinnville, Ore.
McPherson College, MoPherson, Kan
McTyeire School, McKenzle, Tenn
MacGregor School, Brooklyn, N Y
Meade School for Girls, Norwalk, Conn
Meadville Commercial Col, Meadville, Pa
Meadvllle Theological School, Meadville, Pa
Mechanics Art High School, Boston, Mass
Mechanic Arts High Sch, Springfield, Mass
Mechanic Arts High School, St Paul, Minn
Mechanic's Institute, New York, N Y
Headowbrook School, Leesburg, Va.
Mechanic's Institute, San Francisco, Calif
Medical College of Georgia, University of
Georgia, Augusta, Ga
Medical College of Virginia, Richmond, Va,
Medical College of Indiana, Indianapolis,
Ind
Medical College of South Carolina, Charles-
ton, 8 C
Medical Department of the University of
West Tennessee, Memphis, Tenn
Medical School of Maine at Bowdoln Col-
lege, Brunswick, Me
Medical School of Maine, Bowdoln College,
Portland, Me
Medical College of Ohio, University of Cin-
cinnati* Cincinnati, O
Medical College of the State of South Caro-
lina, Charleston, S C
Medical School of Virginia, Richmond, Va
Medico-Chlrurglcal College, Kansas City, Mo
Medlco-Chlrurglcal College Philadelphia, Pa.
Meharry Medical College, Walden University,
Nashville, Tenn
Mellor'e Commercial School, Waltham, Mast
Mellvllle Friend s School, Mount Airy, Pa
Melrose Hall, San Antonio, Tex.
Melrose School of Music, Melrose, Mass
Memmlnger Normal School, Charleston, & C
Memphis Commercial Col , Memphis, Tenn
Memphis Conference Female Institute, Jack-
son, Tenn
Memphis Hospital Medical College, Memphis,
Tenn.
Mendota College, Mendota, 111
Menominee County Agricultural College,
Menominee, Mich
Mercer Academy, Mercer, Pa.
Mercer University, Macon Ga.
Mferoer University, Law Department, Macom,
Ga.
Mercer University School of Pharmacy, Ua-
con, Ga.
Meroersburg Academy, Mercersburg, Pa.
Merchants' & Bankers' Business School. New
York, N Y
Meredith College, Raleigh, N C.
Meridian Academy (colored), Merfdla*,
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Meridian Academy, Meridian, Miss
Meridian Woman's College, Meridian Miss
Merrill's Business College, South Norwalk.
Conn
Merrill's School, Scran ton, Pa
Merrill-Miller College, San Francisco, Calif
Merrill's School for Girls, New York, N T
Merrill-VanLear School, The, New York City
Merry Oaks Academy, Merry Oaks, N C
Meta Bond College, Marble, Okla
Metcalfs Sen , Tarrytown-on-Hudson, N Y
Methodist University of Oklahoma, Guthrie,
Okla.
Metropolitan Business College, Chicago, 111
Metropolitan Business College, Dallas, Tex
Metropoitan Business College and Aoadexny,
San Francisco, Calif
Metropolitan Business College, Elgin, HI.
Metropolitan Business Col, Concordla, Kan
Metropolitan Business College, Cleveland, O
Metropolitan College of Law, St Louis, Mo
Metropolitan Col of Music, New York, N Y
Metropolitan Col of Music, Cincinnati, O
Metropolitan Com Col, East St Louis, 111
Metropolitan Com Col, Minneapolis, Minn.
Metropolitan School of Music & Art, Troy,
N Y
Metropolitan School of Music, Indianapolis,
Ind
Metropolitan Shorthand School, New York,
N Y
Metropolitan Temple Col , New York, N Y
Metzger College, Carlisle, Pa.
Meyer Parochial School, Meyer, la
Miami Medical College, Cincinnati, O
Miami Military Institute, Germantown, O
Miami University, Oxford, O
Michigan Business and Normal College, Bat-
tle Creek Mica
Michigan Normal Academy and Business
College, Clarksville, Mich.
Michigan City Business College, Michigan
City Ind
Michigan Female Seminary, Kalamaxoo,
Mich
Michigan College, Johnson City, Tenn
Michigan College of Medicine and Surgery,
Detroit, Mich
Michigan College or Mines, Houghton, Mich
Michigan Conserv of Music, Detroit, Mich.
Michigan Normal Ac'd'y, Clarksville, Mich
Michigan Sch for the Blind, Lansing, Mich.
Michigan School for the Deaf, Flint, Mich
Michigan State Agricultural College, Agri-
cultural College P O, Mich
Michigan State Nor College, Ypsllantl, Mich.
Mid-City School for Girls, Philadelphia, Pa
Middle Georgia Institute, Concord, Ga
Middle Tennessee State Normal, Murfrees-
boro
Middleburv College, Middlebury, Vt.
Middlesex School, Concord, Mass.
MMdleburg- Normal College, Middleburg, Ky.
Middleton High School, BTIddl*ton, Tenn
MIddletown School of Commerce, Middle-
town, N Y
MIddletown School of Telegraphy, Middle-
town, N Y
Midland College, Atchison, Kan
Midway High School Midway, Tenn
MifiUn Academy, Mlffllntown, Pa.
Mlelly's Business College, New Orleans, La.
Miles College, Detroit, Mich
Miller Business College, Wichita, Kan.
Miller County Institute, Spring Garden, Mo
Miller Manual School of Albemarle, Miller
School, Ya
Miller Night School, Franklin, Pa.
Miller School, H Thane, Cincinnati, O
Miller School of Business, New York, N Y
Miller's Seminary, Corslcana, Tex.
Mlllersburg Female College, Mlllersburg, Ky -
MIHersburg Training School, Mlllersburg, Ky.
Milllgan College, Johnson City Tenn
Milllgan College, Mllligan, Tenn
Mtllikin University, Decatur, 111
Military Institute, Camden Point, Mo
Mills College, Mills College P O, Calif.
Mlllsaps College, Jackson, Miss
Millsaps College Law School, Jackson, Miss.
Millvllle Friends' School, Millville Pa
Mlllville Business School, Millvllle, N J
Millwood Institute, Jackson, La
Milton Academy, Baltimore, Md
Milton Academy, Milton, Mass
Milton College, Milton, WIs
Milwaukee Law School, Milwaukee, WIs.
Milwaukee Medical College, Marquette Uni-
versity, Milwaukee, WIs
Milwaukee Telegraph Sch, Milwaukee, WIs.
Milwaukee-Downer College, Milwaukee, Wis
Miner's Business Academy, Brooklyn, N Y
Minerva College, Minerva, Ky*
Minneapolis Academy, Minneapolis, Minn.
Minneapolis Bus Col , Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis Classl'l Sch , Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis College of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Hamllne Unlv, Minneapolis. Minn
Minneapolis College of Law, Minneapolis,
Minn
Minneapolis School of Music, Oratory and
Dramatic Art, Minneapolis, Minn.
Minneapolis Sch of Fine Arts, Minneapolis.
Minneapolis School of Music, Minneapolis,
Minn
Minnesota College, Minneapolis, Minn.
Minnesota Inst, of Pharmacy, Minneapolis
Minnesota School of Bus , Minneapolis, Minn.
Minnesota School for the Blind, Faribault,
Minn
Minnesota School for the Deaf and Epilep-
tics, Faribault, Minn.
Minnesota School for the Feeble Minded,
Faribault, Minn
Minot College of Commerce, Mlnot, N D
Mlrlmar School, Santa Barbara, Calif
Miss Capen's School for Girls, Northampton,
Mass
Miss Moore's School, Columbus, Ga.
Miss Shepard's Private School, Saybrook,
Conn.
Miss Park's School, Steubenvllle, Ohio
Miss McGreWs School. Bala, Pa,
Mission House, Franklin, Wis
Mission House, Plymouth, WIs.
Missionary Training School. Jackson, Mich.
Mipslssippl Agricultural and Mechanical Col*
le*e. Agricultural College P O, Miss,
Mississippi Business College, Columbus,
Mississippi Central Normal School, Walnut
Grove, Miss.
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Mississippi College, Clinton, Miss
Mississippi Conference Training School, Mon
trose, Miss
Mississippi Industrial Institute and College
Columbus, Miss
Mississippi Medical College, Meridian, Miss
Mississippi Normal College, Houston, Mian
Mississippi Normal College, Hattlesburg
Miss.
Mississippi Normal Institute, Sherman, Miss
Mississippi State Nor, Holly Springs, Miss.
Mississippi State Normal College, Jackson
Miss
Mississippi Synodical College, Holly Springs
Miss
Mississippi Textile School, Department A
and M College, Agricultural College, Misa
Missouri Botanical Garden School, St. Louis,
Mo
Missouri Christian Col, Camden Point, Mo
Missouri College of Law, St. Louis, Mo
Missouri Medical College, St Louis, Mo
Missouri Military Academy, Mexico, Mo
Missouri School of Mines, Rolla, Mo
Missouri Shorthand College, St Louis, Mo.
Missouri State Military School, Columbia,
Mo
Missouri State Normal, Cape Glrardeau, Mo
Missouri Valley College, Marshall, Mo
Missouri "Wesleyan College, Cameron, Mo
Mitchell Business College, Mitchell, 8 D
Mitchell's Military Boys' School, Billerica,
Mass
Moberly Commercial College, Moberly, Mo
Mobile Business College, Mobile, Ala
Mobile Military Academy, Mobile, Ala.
MocksvlUe High School, Mocksville, N C
Modern Commercial College, Lincoln, Neb
Modern Normal College, Marysvllle, Kan.
Modern School, Cleveland, O
Modern School of Business, San Jose, Calif.
Modem School of Business, Denver, Colo.
Modern School of Business and Correspond-
ence, San Francisco, Calif
Mohegan Lake School, Mohegan Lake, N T.
Moler College of Barberlng, Chicago* 111
Moler Barber College, New Orleans, La.
Moler Barber College, St. Itouia, Mo
Mollenhauer Conserv of Music, Brooklyn.
Mollette School, Fayetteville, N a
Monmouth College, Monmouth, 111
Monroe Conserv of Music, Brooklyn, N T.
Monroe County Business Institute, Rochester
Monroe Female College, Forsyth, Ga.
Monroe's Business College, Waterbury, Conn
Monson Academy, Monson, Mass.
Montana College, Deer Lodge, Mont.
Montana School of Mines, Butte, Mont.
Montana State Normal College, Dillon, Mont
Montana Agricultural Col, Boieman, Mont
Montana Wesleyan University, Helena, Mont
Montclalr Military Ac'd'y, Montclair, N. J
Monteflore Hebrew School, Cleveland, O.
Monteith School for Girls, South Orange,
N J
Montezuma Mount Ranch School, Los Gatos,
Calif
Montgomery Bell Academy, Nashville. Tean.
Montlcello Seminary, Godfrey, I1L
Monticello High School, Montlcello, Ga.
Montpelier Seminary, Montpelier, Vt
Montrose Sch for Girls, South Orange, N J
Moody Bible Institute, Chicago, 111
Mooney School, Murfreesboro, Tenn
Moothart's Business College, Bonne Terre,
Mo
Moothart Business College, Farmington, Mo
Moore Academy, Pine Apple, Ala
Moore's Business College, Urbana, O
Moores Hill College, Moores Hill, Ind.
Moore's School, Columbus, Ga
Mooresvllle Academy, Mooresvllle, N C.
Moqui Indian Training School, Kean's Canon,
Ariz
Moravian College and Theological Seminary,
Bethlehem, Pa
Moravian Falls Academy, Moravian Falls,
N C
Moravian Parochial School, Bethlehem, Pa
Moiavlan Seminary and College for Women,
Bethlehem, Pa.
Morehead Normal School, Morehead, Ky
Morgan College, Baltimore, Md.
Morgan Park Academy, Morgan Park, III
Morgan School, Clinton, Conn
Morgan School, FayetteviUe, Tenn
Morgan School of Expression, Anna, Chicago
Morgan's Business College, Waterville, Me.
Morgantown Seminary, Morgantown, Ky
Morningslde College, Sioux City, la.
Morris Academy, Morristown, N J
Morris Brown College, Atlanta, Ga
Morris Harvey College, Barboursville, W Va,
Morris Heights School, Providence, R L
Morris Pratt Institute, Whitewater, WIs,
Morristown Norma* and Industrial College,
Morristown, Tenn
Morristown School, Morristown, N J
Morse School, Brooklyn, N T
Morse's Private School, Bristol, R I
Morse's Business College, Hartford, Conn.
Morven High Academy, Morven, N C
Moscow Business College, Moscow, Idaho
Moses Brown School, Providence, H I
Moaner Home School, New Bedford, Mass.
Most Holy Trinity School, Detroit, Mich.
Mound City Business College, St Louis, Mo
Mount Aloysius Academy, Cressoa, Pa.
Mount Amoena Seminary, Mount Pleasant,
Mount Amoena Seminary, Concord, N a
Mount Angel Academy, Mount Angel, Ore,
Mount Angel College, Mount Angel, Ore.
Mount Auburn Institute, Cincinnati, O
Mount Beacon Military Academy, Fishkill,
N T
Mount Carmel Academy, Thibodeaux, La.
Mount Carmel Academy, Carroll, la.
Mount Carmel Academy, Wichita, Kan
Mount Carmel Parochial School, Lawler, la.
Mount de Chantal Female Academy, Wheel-
Ing, W Va,
Mount de Sales Academy, Macon, Ga.
Mount de Sales Academy of the Visitation.
Catonsville, Md.
Mount Bills Academy, Bozeman, Mont*
Mount Galitzin Academy, Baden, Fa.
fount Gertrude's Academy, Boulder, Oete.
Mount Gilead Academy, Mount Gilea*. N. C.
Mount Herxnon Boy's School, Mount Her-
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Mount Hermon Female Seminary (colored),
Clinton, Miss
Mount Holly Academy. Mount Holly, N J
Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Mass
Mount Ida School for Girls, Newton, Mass.
Mount Lebanon Male College, Mt Lebanon,
La
Mount Mercy Academy, Buffalo, N T
Mount Moriah Academy, Raleigh, N C
Mount Morris College, Mt Morris, 111
Mount Morris Park School, New York, N T
Mount Notre Dame Academy, Reading, O
Mount Olive High School, Mount Olive, Miss
Mount Olive High School, Mount Olive, N Q
Mount Pleasant Ac'd'y, Barren Forks, Ark
Mount Pleasant Academy, Mt Pleasant, la
Mount Pleasant Indian Training School, Mt
Pleasant, Mich
Mount Pleasant Institute, Amherst, Mass
Mount Pleasant Military Academy, Ossin-
ing, N T
Mount St Agnes Col. Mt Washington, Md.
Mount St Clare Academy, Clinton, la.
Mount St Dominie's Ao'd'y, Caldwell, N J
Mount St Joseph Academy, GHlroy, Calif
Mount St Joseph Academy, Hartford, Conn
Mount St Joseph's Academy, Abilene, Kan
Mount St Joseph's Academy. St Joseph, Ky
Mount St Joseph's Academy, Brighton, Mass
Mount St Joseph's Academy, Buffalo, N T
Mount St Joseph's Academy, Chestnut Hills,
Pa
Mount St Joseph Academy, Philadelphia,
Pa
Mount St Joseph College, Dubuque, la.
Mount St Joseph's College, Baltimore, Md
Mount St Joseph Collegiate School, Chest-
nut Bill, Pa
Mount St Joseph Collegiate School, Phila-
delphia, Pa
Mount St Joseph's Convent, Rutland, Vt
Mount St Joaeph-on-the-Ohlo, Mount St
Joseph P O., Ohio
Mount St Joseph Seminary, Hartford, Conn
Mount St Martin's Seminary, Newport, Ky
Mount St Mary's Academy, Grass Valley,
Calif
Mount St Mary's Academy, Manchester,
N H
Mount St Mary's Academy, St Charles, 111
Mount St Mary's Academy, Newburgh, N Y
Mount St Mary's College, Little Rook, Ark.
Mount St Mary's College, Hmmitsburg, Md
Mount St Mary's College, Plalnfleld, N J
Mount St Mary's College, St Mary's Md
Mount St Mary's Institute, Cleveland, O
Mount St Mary's Seminary, Omaha, Neb
Mount St Mary's Seminary, Scran ton, Pa.
Mount St Scholastica's Academy, Canon
City, Colo
Mount St Scholastlca's Academy, Atchtton,
Kan
Mount Sterling Collegiate Institute, Mount
Sterling, Ky
Mount Taber Manual Training and In*
Austria! School for Colored Youth, New
York, N Y
Mount Tamalpais Military Academy, San
Rafael, Calif
Mount Union-Scio College, Alliance, O
Mount Vernon College, Mt Vernon, O
Mount Vernon Collegiate Institute, Mount
Vernon, Ky
Mount Vernon Seminary, Washington, D C
Mount Vernon Springs Academy, Mount Ver-
non Springs, N C
Mount Washington Seminary for Boys, Mount
Washington, Md
Mount Zlon Seminary, Mount Zion, Ga
Mountain City Bus Col , Chattanooga, Tenn
Mountain Home Baptist College, Mountain
Home, Ark
Mountain State Bus Col , Cumberland, Md.
Mountain View Institute, MIzpah, N C
Meyer's Normal Music School, Freeburg, Pa.
Mueller School of Business, Cincinnati,
Ohio
Muhlenberg College, Allentown, Pa
Mull's School, New York, N Y
Muncie Business College, Munole, Ind.
Muncie Normal Institute, Muncie, Ind
Munroe Collegiate Institute, Hlbridge, N Y
Munaon School of Shorthand, San Francisco
Munson Shorthand Inst, Minneapolis, Minn
Murdock School, Winchenden, Mass
Murlson's School, Miss, San Francisco, Calif
Murphy College, Seviervllle, Tenn
Murray State School of Agriculture, TI •ho-
rn In go, Okla
Murrow Indians' Orphan Home, Atoka, Okla
Muscatlne Business Col , Mt Pleasant, la.
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Mass
Muskegon Business College, Muskegon, Mich.
Musklngum College, New Concord, O
Mynderse Academy, Seneca Falls, N Y
Nansemond Seminary, Suffolk, Va.
Napa Business College, Napa, Calif
Nashotah House, Nashotah, Wls
Nashville Academy, Nashville, N C
Nashua Business College, Nashua, N H
Natchez College, Hatches, Miss.
Natchez College (colored), Natchez, Miss
National Academy of Design, New York,
National Ac'd'y of Design Art School, New
York.
National Business College, Washington, D C
National Business College, Quincy, HI
National Business College, Independence,
Kan.
National Business College, Coffeyville, Kan
National Business College, Hiawatha, Kan.
National Business College, Kansas City, Kan.
National Business College, Manhattan, Kan
National Business College, Albert Lea,
Minn
National Business College, Minneapolis,
Minn
National Business College, Kansas City, Mo
National Business College, Webb City, If*
National Business College, NaidHM, N H.
National Business College, Ztoaaoke, Va,
National Business Institute, New Yertt, N. T
National Business Trailing School, 8te<ax
City, la.
National Cathedral School, Washington, D a
National Cathedral School far Boys, Wash-
ington, D C.
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National College of Music, Chicago, 111
National College of Pharmacy, Washington
D C,
National Commercial College, Lltchfield, HI
National Conservatory of Dramatic Art, New
York
National Conservatory of Music of America,
New York, N". Y
National Conservatory of Music, New York.
National Correspondence Inst, Washington
National Correspondence School of Illustrat
ing, Indianapolis, Ind.
National Farm School, Doylestown, Pa.
National German-American Teachers' Semi
nary, Milwaukee, Wis
National Kindergarten College, Chicago, HI.
National Kindergarten Training School
Washington, D C
National Medical University, Chicago, III
National Memorial University. Mason City, la.
National Optical College, St. Louis, Mo
National Park Seminary, Washington, D C
National Park Seminary, Forest Glen, Md
National School of Caricature, New York,
N Y
National Sch of Domestic Arts, Washington
National School of Elocution and Oratory,
Philadelphia, Pa.
National School of Railroading, Chicago, 111
National Technical Inst , Indianapolis, Ind
National Telegraph Institute, Davenport, la
National Telegraph Institute, Charlotte, N C
National Telegraph Institute, Cincinnati, O
National Telegraph Inst , Philadelphia, Pa.
National Telegraph Inst., Memphis, Tenn
National Training School for Missionaries
and Deaconesses, Washington, D C
National University, Law School, Washing-
ton, D C
Nativity Academy, Brooklyn, N Y
Nativity School, North Platte, Neb
Navaho Training Sch, Fort Deflnance, Ariz
Nazarene University, Pasadena, Calif
Nazareth Academy, Concordla, Kan.
Nazarftth Academy, La Grange, 111
Nazareth Academy, Nazareth P O, Mich.
Nazareth Academy, Rochester, N Y
Nazareth Academy, Victoria, Tex.
Nazareth Hall Military Academy, Nazareth,
Pa.
Nazareth Industrial School, Broxucvllle,
Nazaieth Institute, Muskogee, Okla
Nazareth Literary and Benevolent Institu-
tion, Nazareth, Ky
Nebraska Business College, Omaha, Neb
Nebraska Central College, Central City, Neb
Nebraska College of Medicine, Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska Conserv of Music, Lincoln. Neb
Nebraska Institute for the Blind, Nebraska
City, Neb
Nebraska Normal College, Wayne, Neb
Nebraska School for the Deaf, Omaha, Neb
Nebraska School of Business, Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska State Normal Sch , Kearney, Neb
Nebraska State Normal School, Wayne. Neb
Nebraska State Noimal School, Peru Neb
Nebraska Wesleyan University, University
Place, Neb
Need ham Business College, Traverse City,
Mich
Neff College of Oratory, Philadelphia, Pa.
NenTs College of Elocution and Oratory,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Negro Industrial High, Birmingham, Ala.
Nellievllle Academy, Augusta, Ga
Nelson's Business College, Cincinnati, O
Nelson's Business College, Springfield, O
Nevada Business College, Nevada, Mo
New Albany Business Col , New Albany, Ind.
New Bedford Textile School, New Bedford,
Mass
New Bloomfleld Ac'd'y, New Bloomfield, Fa.
New Britain Com'l Col , New Britain, Conn
New Brunswick Business College, New Bruns-
wick, N J
New Brunswick Theological Seminary, New
Brunswick, N J
New Burgh Free Academy, Newburgh, N T
New Church Theological School, Cambridge,
Mass.
New Castle Business College, New Castle,
Pa,
New England Conserv of Music, Boston
New England Industrial School for Deaf
Mutes, Beverly, Mass
New Era Business College, Superior, Wis
New Hampshire College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts, Durham, N H
New Hampshire Seminary, Tllton, N H.
New Hampshire State Nor, Plymouth, N H.
New Hampton Com'l College, New Hampton,
N H
New Hampton Literary Institute, New Hamp-
ton, N H
New Hampton Normal School, New Hamp-
ton, la
New Haven Normal School of Gymnastics,
New Haven, Conn
New Ipswich Appleton Academy, New Ipa-
wich, N H
New Jersey Academy, Logan, Utah
New Jersey Academy, Logan, Utah
New Jersey Business College, Newark, N J
New Jersey College of Pharmacy, Newark,
New Jersey Law School, Newark, N J
New Jersey Military Ac'd'y, Freehold, N J
New Jersey School for the Deaf, Trenton,
New Jersey State Normal School, Trenton,
N J
New Jersey State Normal School, Mont-
clalr, N J
New Jersey Training School for Backward
Children, Vineland, N J
New London Manual Training School, New
London, Conn
New Lyme Institute, South New Lyxne, O.
New Market Academy, New Market, Tenn,
New Mexico College of Agriculture and Me-
chanic Arts, Agricultural College P O,
New Mexico Institute for the Blind, Alaxno-
gordo, N M
New Mexico Military Institute, Koswell, N M.
Tew Mexico Normal Univ , Las Vegas. N M.
New Mexico School for Deaf and Dumb
Santa Fe, N M
New Mexico School of Mines, Socorro, N. M
ffew Orleans College of Dentistry, New Or-
leans, La.
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New Orleans College of Oratory and Elocu-
tion, New Orleans, La
New Orleans College of Pharmacy, New
Orleans, La
New Orleans Normal and Training School,
New Orleans, La
New Orleans Polycllnic, New Orleans, La
New Orleans University, New Orleans, La
New Orleans University, College of Phar-
macy (colored), New Orleans, La.
New Providence Academy, New Providence,
la
New Salem Academy, New Salem, Mass
New St Louis Business College, St. Louis,
Mo
New Sublaco College, Paris, Ark
New Rockford Collegiate Inertitujte, New
Rockford, N D
New Rochelle School and Kjlndergarten,
New RocheHe, N Y
New Windsor College, New Windsor, Md
New York- American Veterinary College, New
York, N Y
New York Business Institute, New York,
N Y
New York College of Dental and Oral
Surgery, New York, N Y
New York Col of Dentistry, New York, N Y
New York College of Music, New York, N Y
New York Collegiate Inst, New York, N Y
New York Commercial School, New York,
N Y
New York Conservatory of Music, New York.
New York Dental School, New York, N Y
New York Dramatic School, New York, N Y
New York Electrical School, New York, N Y
New York Froebel Normal School, New York.
New York German Conservatory of Music,
New York, N Y
New York Homeopathic Medical College,
New York, N Y
New York Kindergarten Association School,
New York, N. Y
New York Law School, New York, N Y,
New York Medical College and Hospital for
Women, New York, N Y
New York Military Academy, Cornwall, N Y
New York Nautical College, New York, N Y
New York Normal School of Physical Edu-
cation, New York, N Y
New York Normal Art School, Ne-w York,
N Y
New York Ophthalmic Hospital, New York.
New York Post-Graduate Medical School,
New York, N Y
New York Polycllnic Medical School and
Hospital, New York, N Y.
New York Preparatory Sch , Brooklyn, N Y
New York Preparatory Sch , New York, N Y
New York School for the Hard-of-Hearlng,
New York, N Y.
New York School of Applied Design for
Women, New York, N Y
New York School of Art, New York, N Y
New York School of Automobile Engineers,
New York, N Y
New York School of Clinical Medicine, New
York, N Y
New York School of Expression, New York.
New York School of Fine and Applied Art,
New York, N Y
New York School of Industrial Art, New
York, N Y
New York School of Music and Arts, New
York, N Y
New York State College of Agriculture,
Cornell University, Ithaca, N Y
New York State College of Forestry, Syra-
cuse University, Syracuse, N Y
New York State Library Sch , Albany, N Y
New York State Nor Col, Albany, N Y
New York State Nor Sch , Qeneseo, N Y
New York State School of Clay Working
and Ceramics, Alfred, N Y
New York State School of Agriculture, Al-
fred University, Alfred, N Y
New York State School of Agriculture, St
Lawrence University, Canton, N Y
Now York State School of Forestry, Ithaca.
New York State School of Forestry, Syracuse
New York State Veterinary College, Ithaca.
New York Trade School, New York
New York Training School for Teachers,
New York, N Y
New York University, New York, N Y
New York University Law School, New York.
New Windsor College, New Windsor, Md
Nemaha Commercial College, Seneca, Kan*
Nevada State University, Reno, Nev
Newark Academy, Newark, N J.
Newark Business College, Newark, O
Newark Normal and Training School, New-
ark, N J
Newark Seminary, Newark, N J
Newark State Normal and Training School,
Newark, N J
Newark Technical School, Newark, N J
Newark Theolog Seminary, Bloomfleld, N J.
Newberry College, Newberry, S C.
Newoomb Memorial Col , New Orleans, La.
Newill Rlverview Academy, Portland, Ore
Newman School, Hackensack, N J
Newnan Business College, Newnan, Ga,
Newport Business College, Newport, Ky
Newport Seminary, Newport, Tenn.
Newton Academy, Newton, Conn
Newton Academy, Newton, N J
Newton Normal College, Newton, la,
Newton Private School, Newton, Man.
Newton Theological Institute, Newton Center,
Niagara University, Niagara Falls, N Y
Nichols Academy, Dudley, Mass.
Niohol's Expert School of Shorthand, St.
Paul, Minn.
Nichols School of Buffalo, Buffalo, N Y.
Night Law School, Cincinnati, Ohio
Nickerson Normal College, Nlokerson, Kan.
Ninth District Agrlo. Soh., Blountsvllle, Ala.
Ninth District Agrlo. Sob., Clarksville, Ga.
Nixon-Clay College, Austin, Tex.
Noble Institute for Girls, Anniston,* Ala.
Nolley*s School for Boys, Richmond, Va,
Norfolk Academy, Norfolk, Va.
Norfolk Business College, Norfolk, Neb.
Norfolk Mission College, Norfolk, Va.
Normal and Business College, Conway
Springs, Kan
Normal and Classical School, Meohaniiburg,
Normal and Collegiate Inst, Ashevtlle, N C.
Normal and Industrial Inst., Snowhill, Ala.
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Normal and Manual Training School, Orange
Park, Fla.
Normal College of the City of New York,
New York, N T
Normal Department Pittsburgh High School,
Pittsburgh, Pa
Normal, Industrial and Collegiate Institute,
joppa, Ala.
Normal, Industrial and Mechanical College
of South Carolina, Orangeburg, S C
Normal School of Arizona, Tempe, Ariz.
Normal School of New Mexico, Silver City,
N M
Normal School of Physical Education, Bat-
tle Creek, Mich
Normal School of the North American Gym-
nastic Union, Milwaukee, Wis.
Normal School of the United Norwegian Lu-
theran Church; Madison, Minn
Normal School of New Mexico, Santa Rosa,
N M
Normal School, Louisville, Ky
Normal Train School for Girls, Reading, Pa
Norman Institute, Norman Park, Ga.
North Alabama College, Fort Payne, Ala.
North Alabama Collegiate Institute, Trinity,
Ala
North Alabama Conference College, Birming-
ham, Ala.
North Bennet Street Industrial Sch , Boston.
North Branch Academy, North Branch, Kan
North Carolina Col , Mount Pleasant, N C
North Carolina College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts, West Raleigh, N C
North Carolina Medical Col , Charleston N C
North Carolina Military Academy, Charlotte,
N C
North Carolina Military Academy, Red
Springs, N C
North Carolina School for the Deaf and
Dumb, Morganton, N C
North Carolina State Normal and Industrial
College, Greensboro, N C
North Chicago Business College, Chicago, 111.
North Dakota Agric College, Fargo, N D
North Dakota Institution for the Feeble
Minded, Grafton, N D
North Dakota School for the Blind, Bath-
gate, N D
North Dakota School for the Deaf and Dumb,
Devils Lake, N D
North Dakota School for the Feeble Minded,
Grafton, N D
North Dakota School of Forestry, Bottin-
neau, N D
North Dakota School of Science, Wahpeton,
N D
North Dakota State Normal and Industrial
School, Ellendale, N D
North Dakota University, University, N D
North End Union, Boston, Mass
North Geoigla Agric College, Dahlonega, Ga
North Georgia Baptist Col , Morganton, Ga
Noith Greenville High Sch, Tlgervllle, S C
North Missouri Academy, Salisbury, Mo
North Pacific College (Schools of Dentistry
and Pharmacy) Portland, Ore
North Park College, Chicago, 111
North Shore School of Music, Chicago, 111
North Star College Warren, Minn
North Texas Female College, Sherman, Tex
North Texas Normal School, Denton, Tex*
North Washington Institute, North Washing-
ton, Pa
North Wisconsin Academy, Ashland, Wis
North Yarmouth Academy, Yarmouth, Me.
Northampton Com'l Col , Northampton, Mass.
Northampton School for Girls, Northampton,
Mass
Northeast Manual Train Sch, Philadelphia.
Northeastern Ohio Normal Col , Canfleld, O
Northeastern State Normal, Tahlequah, Okla.
Northern Illinois College of Ophthalmology
and Otology, Chicago
Northern Illinois State Normal, De Kalb, 111
Northern Kentucky Nor Ao'd'y, Corinth, Ky
Northern Manual Training High School,
Philadelphia, Pa,
Northern Normal and Industrial School,
Aberdeen, S D
Northern State Nor Sch , Marquette, Mich
Northneld Seminary, East Northfield, Mass.
Northland College, Ashland, Wis
Northeast Alabama Agricultural and In-
dustrial Institute, Linevllle, Ala
Northwestern Academy, Carrier, Okla
Northwestern Bible and Missionary Train-
ing School, Minneapolis, Minn
Northwestern Business Col , Beatrice, Neb
Northwestern Business College, Bellingham,
Wash
Northwestern Business College, Chicago, 111
Noithwestern Business Col, Spokane, Wash
Nozth western Classical Academy, Orange
City, la.
Nozth western College, Fergus Falls, Minn
Northwestern College, Naperville, 111
Noithwestern College, Velva, N D
Northwestern College, Watertown, Wis.
Northwestern College, Watertown, Wis
Northwestern College of Law, Minneapolis,
Minn
Northwestern College of Photography, Minne-
apolis, Minn
Northwestern College and Commercial In-
stitute, Grand Forks N D
Northwestern Conaezv Minneapolis, Minn
Northwestern MHitaiy Academy, Highland
Park, 111
Northwestern Military Academy, Lake Ge-
neva, Wis
Northwestern School for Stammerers, Mil-
waukee, Wis
Northwestern School of Taxidermy, Omaha,
Neb
Northwestern State Nor Sch, Alva, Okla,
Northwestern University, Evanston, 111
Northwestern Unheisity Dental School, Chi-
cago, III
Northwestern University School of Law, Chi-
cago, 111
Northwestern University Medical School. Chi-
cago, 111
Northwestern University School of Com-
merce, Accounts and Finance, Chicago,
111
Northwestern University School of Music,
JEDvanston, 111
Northwestern University School of Pharmacy,
Chicago, III
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Northern Arizona Normal School, Flagstaff,
Ariz
Northern State Normal and Industrial
School, Aberdeen, S D
Northside Preparatory School, Willlami-
town. Mass
North Shore Academy, Lynn, Mass
North State School, Asheville, N C
North Washington Parochial School, North
Washington, Iowa
Norton's Training School for Kindergartners,
Portland Me
Norwich University, Northfleld Vt
Norwich University, Northfleld, Vt.
Norwood HIsrh School, Norwood, N C
Norwalk Business College, Norwalk, O
Norwegian-Danish Theological Seminary,
Evans ton, 111
Norwegian Lutheran School, Decorah, Iowa.
Norwegian Theological Seminary, Evanston,
111
Norwich Art School, Norwich, Conn
Norwich Business College, Norwich, Conn
Norwich Free Academy, Norwich, Conn.
Norwich Free Academy, Norwich Conn
Notre Dame Academy, Alameda, Calif.
Notre Dome Academy, Watsonvllle, Calif
Notre D«nne Academy, Vlsalia, Calif
Notre Dnme Academy, Washington, D C
Notre Dame Academy, Covlngton, Ky
Notre Dame Academy, New Orleans, La,
Notre Dame Academy, Roxbury, Mass
Notre Dame Academy, Cincinnati, O
Notre Dam«» Academy, Cleveland, O
Notre Dime Academy, Dayton, O
Notre Dame Academy, Philadelphia, Pa
Notre Dame Academy, Hamilton, O
Notre Dame Academy, Salinas, Calif
Notre Damo Bon Secours Academy, Putman,
Conn
Notre Dame Convent, Waterbury, Conn
Notre Dame de la Visitation School, Bay
City, Mass
Notre Dame de Lourdes Academy, Fort
Scott, Kan
Notre Dame de Sion Academy, Marshall,
Mo
Notre Dnme of Maryland, Baltimore, Md
Notre Dame Sch for the Deaf Cincinnati, O
Notre Dame Seminary, Independence, la
Nute High School, Milton, N H
Oahe Industrial School, Pierre, & D
Oak Paris Academy, Nevada, Iowa
Oakland College of Law, Oakland, Calif
Oakland Kindergarten Training School,
Berkeley, Calif
Oakland School for Girls, Doylestown, Fa.
Oberlln College Theological Seminary* Ober-
Hn, Ohio
Oak Leiffh Lake Geneva WIs
Oak Grove Lutheran Ladles Seminary,
Fargo, N D
Oakhurst Collegiate School, Cincinnati,
Ohio
Oak Ridge Institute, Oak Ridge, N C
Oak View Academy, Wayne W Va.
Oakland Academy, Oak Hill, Ga.
Oakland City College, Oakland City, Ind
Oakland College of Medicine and Surgery,
Oakland, Calif
Oakland Conservatory of Music, Oakland,
Calif
Oakland Kindergarten Training School, Oak*
land, Calif
Oakland Shorthand Institute, Oakland, Calif,.
Oaklawn Baptist Academy, Mllltown, Ga,
Oakslde School Owosso Mich
Oak wood Seminary, Union Springs, N T
Oberlin Academy, Oberlln, O
Oberlln Business College, Oberlin, O
Oberlln College, Oberlln, O
Oberlln Conservatory of Music, Oberlln, O
Oberlin Kindergarten Training School, Ober-
lln, O
Oberlin School of Telegraphy, Oberlln, O
Occidental College, Los Angeles, Calif
Odessa College, Odessa, Mo
O'Donoghue Hall, Charlotte, N C
O'Donnell's Business College, Chicago, HL
Ogden College, Bowling Green, Ky
Ogdensburg Business Soh , Ogdensburg, N Y
Ogdensburg Free Academy, Ogdensburg,
N Y
Ogontz School for Young Ladles Og-ontz, Pa
Ohio Business College, Cleveland, O
Ohio Business College, Mansfield, O
Ohio College of Dental Surgery, University
of Cincinnati Cincinnati O
Ohio Conservatory of Music and Dramatic
Art Cincinnati. Ohio
Ohio Institute of Pharmacy, Columbus, O
Ohio Mechanics' Institute Cincinnati, O
Ohio-Miami Medical College, University of
Cincinnati Medical Dept Cincinnati, Ohio
Ohio Military Institute, Cincinnati, O
Ohio Northern University, Ada, O
Ohio School of Telegraphy, Cincinnati, O
Ohio State Normal School, Oxford O
Ohio State University, Columbus, O
Ohio University, Athens, O
Ohio Valley Business Co-1 , Bast Liverpool, O
Ohio Valley College, Sturgis, Ky
Ohio Wesleyan Sch of Bus , Delaware, O
Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, O
Oil City Business College, Oil City, Pa
OJal School Nordhoff Cal
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical Col-
lege, Stillwater, Okla
Oklahoma Baptist University, Shawnee, Okla.
Oklahoma Bus Col , Oklahoma City, Okla
Oklahoma College for Young Ladles, Okla-
homa City, Okla
Oklahoma College for Women, Chickasha,
Okla
Oklahoma Correspondence School, Alva,
Okla
Oklahoma Methodist College, Muskogee,
Okla.
Oklahoma Presbyterian College for Girl*,
Durant, Okla
Oklahoma School of Mines and Metallurgy,
Wllburton
Oklahoma State Bapt Col f Blaokwell, Okla.
Oklahoma State School for the Blind, Fort
Gibson, Okla
Oklahoma Wesleyan Col , Oklahoma, Okla.
Okolona High School, Ofcolona, Ark.
Oley Academy, Oley, Fa
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Old Dominion Academy, Reliance, Va,
Olds Physio-Medical College, Charleston, W
Va.
Old Point Comfort College, Fortress Mon
roe, Va
Oliver High School, Oliver, Ga.
Olivet College, Olivet, Mich
Olmstead's Shorthand Sch, Hartford, Conn.
Olney Academy, George, N C
Omaha Business University, Omaha, Neb
Omaha College of Pharmacy, Omaha, Neb.
Omaha Commercial College, Omaha, Neb
Omaha Conservatory of Music, Omaha, Neb
Omaha School of Law, Omaha, Neb
O'Neall Academy, Prosperity, 8 C
Oneida Stake Academy, Preston, Idaho
Onoro Pines Seminary, Sanford, Fla.
Oral School for the Deaf, Bay City, Mich
Orange County Business College, Santa Anna,
Calif
Orange Grove School, Hillsboro, N C
Orangeburg Collegiate Inst , Orangeburg, 8. C
Orchard City Business College, Flora, HI*
Oread Institute of Domestic Science, Worces-
ter, Mass
Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallis, Ore.
Oregon State Agricul Col , Corvallis, Ore.
Orleans Seminary, Orleans, Neb
Orlinda Academy, Orllnda, Tenn
Ormondsville Institute, Ormondsvllle, N C.
Orpheus Studio, Brooklyn, N Y
Orr*s Business College, Chicago. Ill
Orton School for Girls, Pasadena, Calif
Orwood Academy, Orwood, Mass
Osawatomie State Hospital for Insane,
Osawatomie, Kan*
Osborne's Business College, Augusta, Ga.
Osgood Art School, New York, N Y
Oshkosh- Williams Business 'College, Osh-
kosh, Wis
Oskaloosa Business College, Oskaloosa, la.
Oakaloosa College, Oskaloosa, la.
Ossining School, Osslnlng, N Y
Oswego College, Oswego, Kan
Ottawa Business College, Ottawa, Kan
Ottawa Business College, Ottawa, Ohio
Ottawa University, Ottawa, Kan
Otterbein University, Westerville, O
Otterville College, Otterville, Mo
Ottumwa Commercial College, Ottumwa, la.
Ottway College, Ottway, Tenn
Ouachita Academy, Mountain Home, Ark.
Ouachita Baptist College, Arkadelphla, Ark.
Ouachita Bentonvllle Academy, Bentonvllle,
Ark
Ouachita College, Arkadelphia, Ark
Our Lady of Angels' Seminary, Lyons, la
Our Lady of Grace School, Hoboken, N J
Our Lady of Lourdes Ac'd'y, Burlington, la.
Our Lady of Mercy Academy, San Francisco,
Calif
Our Lady of Victory College and Academy,
Fort Worth, Texas
Oxford College for Women, Oxford, Ohio,
Owego Free Academy, Owego, N Y,
Owensburg Commercial College, Owensburg,
Owensboro College, Owensboro, Ky
Owensboro Female College, Owensboro, Ky
Oxford Academy, Floyd, la
Oxford Academy, Floyd, Va.
Oxford Academy and Union School, Ox-
ford, N Y
Oxford College, Oxford, O
Oxford Female Seminary, Oxford, N C
Oxford School for Boys, Chicago, 111
Pacific Coast Baptist Theological Seminary,
Berkeley, Calif
Pacific Coast Business Col , San Jose, Calif
Pacific College, Newberg, Ore
Pacific College of Osteopathy, Los Angeles.
Pacific Conservatory of Music, San Jose,
Calif
Pacific Lutheran Academy, Parkland, Wash
Pacific Lutheran Academy, Tacoma, Wash
Pacific Military Academy, Los Angeles,
Calif
Pacific Seminary, Olympia, Wash.
Pacific Technical College, Palo Alto, Calif
Pacific Technical College, Oakland, Calif
Pacific Theological Seminary, Berkeley, Calif
Pacific Unitarian School, Berkeley, Calif
Pacific University, Forest Grove, Ore
Packard Commercial Sch, New York, N Y
Packer Collegiate Institute, Brooklyn, N Y
Page-Davis Col of Advertising, Chicago, III
Page Military Academy, Los Angeles, Calif
Page Preparatory School, Los Angeles,
Calif
Page School for Girls, Los Angeles, Calif
Pape School, Savannah, Ga
Paine College, Augusta, Ga.
Paine Business School, New York, N Y
Paine Uptown Business School, New York,
N Y
Pa1ms* Business College, Philadelphia, Pa.
Palmer Academy, Paris, 111
Palmer College, Albany, Mo
Palmer College, De Funiak Springs, Fla
Palmer College Le Grand, la
Palmer Institute, Oxford, Ga
Palmer Institute Starkey Seminary, Lake-
mont, N Y
Palmer School, Philadelphia, Pa
Paxnlico Male and Female Institute, Bay-
boro, N C
Panhandle Agricultural Institute, Goodwell,
Okla.
Pantego Academy, Pantego, N C
Paragon Shorthand Inst, New Orleans, La
Paris Academy, Paris, Ky
Parish College, Paragould, Ark
Parish School, Burlington, N C
Park Avenue Institute, Bridgeport, Conn
Park College. Parkvllle, Mo
Park Institute, Pittsburgh, Pa
Park Region Lutheran College, Fergus Falls,
Minn
Park School, Baltimore, Md.
Parker College, Wlnnebago City, Minn
Parker School, Francis W, Chicago, lit
Parochial School, Columbus, a C
Farrotsville Seminary, Parrotsvllle, Tenn.
Parsons Business College, Parsons, Kan.
Carson's Business College, Kalamazoo, Mich,
'arson's Business College, Duluth, Minn
Parson's Business University, Wells, Minn
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Parson's Business University, Superior, Wis
Parson's College, Fairfleld, la.
Parsonfleld Seminary, North Parsonfleld, Me
Pasadena Business College, Pasadena, Calif
Passaic Collegiate School, Passalo, N J
Pastors College, Champaign, 111
Paterson Normal Train Soh , Paterson, N J
Paterson School of Millinery, Chicago, 111
Paterson 'a Stenographic Inst, Chicago, 111
Patten s School, Middletown, Conn
Patterson-Davenport School, Louisville, Ky
Pat ton' e School for Boys, Ashevllle, N. C.
Patton School, Morgantown, N C.
Patricks Commercial School, York, Fa
Paul Gerson Dramatic School, San Francisco
Paul Quinn College, Waco, Tex.
Pawnee City Academy, Pawnee, Neb
Pawling School for Boys, Pawling, N T
Payne Theological Seminary of Wllberforoe
University (colored), Wllberforce, Ohio
Payne's Mandolin and Guitar School, Spo-
kane, Wash
Pea Ridge Masonic Col , Pea Ridge, Ark.
Pearson's Academy, Walla Walla, Wash,
Peabody Academy, Troy, N C
Peabody Col for Teachers, Nashville, Tenn.
Peabody Conserv of Music, Baltimore, Md*
Peabody Institute, Peabody, Mass
Peace Institute, Raleigh, N C
Peacock's School for Boys, Atlanta, Ga.
Peacock's School for Boys, San Antonio, Tex.
Peall Conservatory of Music, Philadelphia.
Pea si ee' a Commercial School, Dover, N H
Peddle Institute, Hlghtstown, N J
Peebles-Thompson School, New York, N Y
Peekskill Business Institute, Peeksklll, N Y.
Peekskill Military Academy, Peekskill, N Y
Felice School, Philadelphia, Pa
Pembroke Academy, Pembroke, N H
Pendergrass High School, Pendergrass, Ga
Pendleton Academy, Pendleton, Ore
Pendleton Business Col, Pendleton, Ore.
Pendleton's School, Westerly, R I
Penn College, Oskaloosa, la
Perm Hall, Chambersburg, Pa
Penn Normal, Industrial and Agricultural
School, Frogmore, S C
Penn Yan Free Academy, Fenn Yan, N Y
Pennell Institute, Gray, Me
Pennington Seminary, Pennlngton, N J
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Phila-
delphia, Pa
Pennsylvania Business Col , Lancaster, Fa.
Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg, Pa
Pennsylvania College for Women, Pittsburgh,
Pa
Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery,
Philadelphia, Pa
Pennsylvania College of Embalming, Pitts-
burgh, Pa
Pennsylvania Col of Music, Mead vl lie, Fa.
Pennsylvania College of Music, Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania Institution for the Deaf and
Blind, Mount Airy, Fa
Pennsylvania Military College, Cheater, Fa.
Pennsylvania Museum and School of Indus-
trial Arts, Philadelphia, Pa
Pennsylvania Orthopaedic Institute and
School of Mechano-Terapy, Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania School of Horticulture for
Women, Ambler, Pa.
Pennsylvania State College, State College, Pa,
Pennsylvania Telegraph College, Pittsburgh,
Pa
Pentacostal Collegiate Institute, Soltuate,
R I
People's College, Plkeville, Tenn
People's Commercial and Bowen Business
College, Des Moines, la
People's School, Franklin, Tenn
People's University, Olympla, Wash.
Pequod Business College, Meriden, Conn
Perkins Institution and Massachusetts School
for the Blind, Boston, Mass
Perkln's School, Brooklyn, N Y
Perkins National Col of Music, Chicago, 111
Perkins Normal School, Akron, O
Perkins and Herpel Mercantile College, St
Louis, Mo
Perklomen Seminary, Pennsburg, Fa.
Fernln School of Shorthand and Bookkeep-
ing, Boston, Mass x
Fernin Shorthand Institute, Detroit, Mich
Fernln School of Commerce, Detroit. Mich.
Fernln Shorthand School, New York, N Y
Ferqulmans Academy, Hertford, N C.
Ferry Kindergarten Normal School, Boston.
Perry Normal College, Ferry, la.
Ferry-Ralney College, Auburn, Ga
Perry School of Oratory, St Louis, Mo.
Pestalozzl-Froebel Kindergarten Training
School, Chicago, 111
Petersburg Business College, Petersburg, Va.
Petoskey Normal School, Petoskey, Mich
Petoskey Normal and Business College, Pe-
toskey, Mich
Phelps' Musical Institute, Brooklyn, N Y
Philadelphia Business College and. College
of Commerce, Philadelphia, Fa.
Phelps School for Girls, Walllngford, Conn
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, Philadel-
phia, Pa
Philadelphia College of Osteopathy, Philadel-
phia, Pa
Philadelphia Collegiate Institute for Girls,
Philadelphia, Fa
Philadelphia Dental Col , Philadelphia, Fa.
Philadelphia Institute for Stammerers, Phil-
adelphia, Pa
Philadelphia Law School of Temple College,
Philadelphia, Fa.
Philadelphia Medical School of Temple Col-
lege, Philadelphia, Pa.
Philadelphia Musical Academy, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia Normal School for Girls, Phila-
delphia, Fa
Philadelphia Normal School of Physical
Training, Philadelphia, Pa.
Philadelphia Polycllnlo, Philadelphia, Pa,
Philadelphia School of Design for Women,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Philadelphia School of Elocution, Philadel-
phia, Pa
Philadelphia School of Pedagogy, Philadel-
phia, Fa
Philadelphia Seminary, Steppsvllle, Tenn
Philadelphia Textile School, Philadelphia, Pa,
Philadelphia Theological Seminary of St
Charles Borromeo, Overbrook, Fa
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Philander Smith College, Little Rock, Ark.
Philip's Exeter Academy, Bxeter. N. H
Phillips Academy, Andover, Mas*
Phillips Academy, New Rockford, N D
Phillips Academy, Danville, Vt
Phillips Brooks School. Philadelphia, Pa
Phillips Christian University. Bnid, Okla
Phillips School, Paterson, N J
Phillips School, St. Louis. Mo
Phillips School of Oratory, Chicago
Phillips and West School, Norfolk, Va.
Philomath College, Philomath, Ore
Physio-Medical College of Indiana, Indian-
apolis, Ind
Physio-Medical College of Texas, Pallas.
Picar Institute, New Orleans, La.
Plcard Institute, New Orleans, La
Piedmont Academy, Demorest, Ga
Piedmont Academy, LIncolnton, N C
Piedmont Business College, Lynohburg, Va
Piedmont College, Demorest, Ga.
Piedmont High School, Lawndale, N C
Piedmont Institute, Bockmart, Ga.
Piedmont Seminary, Grouse, N C
Pierre Business University, Pierre, S D
Pierson Business College, Chicago, HI
Pierce's* School, Brookline, Mass
Pierpont School of Oratory and Physical Cul-
ture, Salt Lake City, Utah
Pike College, Bowling Green, Mo
Pike Seminary, Pike, N Y
Pikeville College, Pikeville, Ky
Plkeville Collegiate Institute, Pikeville, Ky
Pikeville Training School, Pikeville, Tenn
Pillsbury Academy, Owatonna, Minn.
Plnao Institute, New Orleans, La
Pine Academy, Churchland, N C
Pine Bluff Commercial College, Pine Bluff,
Ark
Pine Log College, Pine Log, Ga.
Pinehurst School, Pmehurst, N C
Plngry School, Elizabeth, N J
Plnkerton Academy, Derry, N H.
Pinnacle High School, Pinnacle, N C
Pinnacle Institute, Pinnacle, N C
Pioneer Business School, St. Paul, Minn
Pioneer Business College, Sauk Center, Minn
Pioneer Mills Academy, Pioneer Mills, N a
Pipestone Indian School, Pipestone, Minn.
Pittsboio Academy, Pittsboro, N C
Pittsburgh and Allegheny Kindergarten Col-
lege, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pittsboro Male and Female College, Pitts-
boro, Miss.
Pittsburgh Academy. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pittflburgr Business College, Fittsburg, Kan.
Pittsburgh College, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pittsburgh College of the Holy Ghost, Pitts-
burgh, Pa.
Pjttsburg College of Pharmacy, Pittsburg,
Pa,
Pittsburgh College of Pharmacy, Western
University of Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Pittsburg Dental College, University of
Pittaburg, Pittsburg, Pa,
Pittsburgh Dental College, Western Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pittsburgh Law School, Western University
of Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pittsburg Theological Seminary, Pittsburg,
Pa.
Plainfield Business College, Plainfield, N J
Plaiafleld Seminary, Plainfield, N J
Platteville Business College, Plattevllle, Wis
Platt's Business School, Hoboken, N J
Platt's Commercial College, St Joseph, Mo
Platte School, Bdgerton, Mo
Plattsburg State Normal and Training
School, Plattsburg, N Y
Pleasant Hill Academy, Pleasant Hill, Tenn
Pleasant Plain Academy, Pleasant Plain, la.
Pleasant View Luther College, Ottawa, 111
Plymouth Business School, Plymouth, Mass
Plymouth Meeting Friends School,
Plymouth Meeting, Pa,
Points Musical Institute, New Orleans, La-
Poland Union Seminary, Poland, O
Polkton Academy, White Store, N C
Polk' e School of Piano Tuning, Valparaiso,
Ind
Polish National Alliance College, Cambridge
Springs, Pa
Pollock-Stephens Institute, Birmingham, Ala*
Polytechnic Business College, Oakland, Calif
Polytechnic Business College, Ashland, Ore
Polytechnic College, Ft Worth, Teat
Polytechnic College of Engineering, Oak-
land, Calif
Polytechnic College and Ladles' Institute,
Cullman, Ala
Polytechnic High School, Oakland, Calif
Polytechnic High Sen , San Francisco, Calif
Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, Brooklyn.
Polytechnic Institute, New York, N Y
Polytechnic Institute, Gilbert, Pa
Polytechnic Preparatory Sch , Brooklyn, N Y
Polytechnic School of Toledo University, To-
ledo, O
Pomfret School, Pomfret, Conn.
Pomona Business College, Pomona, Calif
Pomona College, Claremont, Calif
Pond's Business College, Topeka, Kan
Pontiac Business College, Pontlac, Mich
Pool School, Elizabeth City, N C
Pope Business College, Derby, Conn
Pope School Riverside, Calif
Poplar Bluff Bus College, Poplar Bluff, Mo
Foppenhusen Institute, College Point, N Y
Port Arthur College, Port Arthur, Tex
Port Byron Academy, Port Byron, 111
Fort Gibson Female College, Port Gibson,
Miss.
Porter Military Academy, Charleston, Q. C
Porter's School, Farmington, Conn
Portland Academy, Portland, Ore
Portland Business College, Portland, Ore
Portland Sch of Telegraphy, Portland, Me.
Portsmouth Academy, Portsmouth, Va.
Posse Gymnasium, Boston, Mass.
Poet-Graduate Medical School, Chicago, III
Potomac Academy, Alexandria, Va.
Potomac Seminary, Romney, W Va
Potomac University, Washington, D C
Potter Academy, Sobago, Me
Potter College* Bowling Green, Ky
Pott's Business College, Pasadena, Calif
Pott's Business College, Redlands, Calif
Potts Shorthand College, Williamsport, Pa.
Pettawatomie Boarding School, Na«**u,
Kan
Pottstown Business College, Potutown, Pa.
Pottsville Business College, PottsvHl*. Pa
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Pottsville Commercial College, Pottsville, Pa
Powder Point School, Duxbury, Mass
Power-Myers Conservatory of Music,
Wichita Kan
Powell's Sch for Boys, Grand Rapids, Mich
Powell's Shorthand School, Kansas City, Mo
Powell's Valley Seminary, Wells Springs,
Tenn
Powers Institute, Bernardstown Mass
Powhattan College, Charlestown, W Va
Poydras Academy New Roads La
Poynette Academy, Poynette Wis
Prairie Hill Academy, Prairie Hill, Mo
Prairie View State Normal and Industrial
College, Prairie View, Tex
Pratt Business School, New York, N Y
Pratt High School, Essex, Conn
Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N Y
Preparatory Branch West Virginia Univer-
sity, Kejser, W Va
Preparatory Branch West Virginia Univer-
sity, Montgomery, W Va
Preparatory School, Portsmouth, R I
Preparatory and Collegiate School, Chicago*
Presbyterlal Institute, Blackshear, Ga
Presbyterian Institute Blackshear, Ga
Presbyterian Academy, Tahlequah, Okla
Presbyterian College, Eustis, Fla
Presbyterian College for Women, Charlotte,
N C
Presbyteilan College of South Carolina, Clin-
ton, S C
Presbyterian High School, Florence, S C
Presbyterian Theological Seminary of the
South and Southwest, Lebanon, Tenn
Presbjterlan Theological Sem Omaha, Neb
Presbyterian Theological Seminary of Ken-
tucky, Louisville Ky
Presbyterian Training School for Nurses,
Chicago, III
Presentation Academy, Louisville, Kv
Presentation Academy, Aberdeen, S D
Presentation Convent, San Francisco, Calif
Preston School of Industry, lone, Calif
Princess Anne Academy, Princess Anne, Md
Princeton Collegiate Institute, Princeton, Ky
Princeton Collegiate Inst , Princeton, W Va
Princeton Preparatory Sch , Princeton, N J
Princeton Theo Seminary, Princeton N J
Princeton University, Princeton, N J
Principia School, St Louis, Mo
Prltchett College, Glasgow, Mo
Private School, China Grove, N C
Proctor Academy, Andover, N H
Proctor Academy, Provo, Utah
Prospect Heights School, Brooklyn, N Y
Prospect Hall Home School, Holladay, Va
Pxospect Hill Home School, Holladay, Va
Prospect Hill School, Greenfield, Mass
Prosso Preparatory School, Houston, Texas
Prosso Preparatory School, Kansas City, Mo
Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary In
Virginia, Alenandrla, Tenn.
Providence Academy, Olympia, Wash
Providence Academy, Vancouver, Wash
Providence Business College, Providence, B. I
Providence College, Nettleton Miss
Pryor Creek Collegiate Inat, Pryor Creek,
Okla
Pryor Institute, Jasper, Tenn.
Pueblo Business College, Pueblo, Colo
Pueblo School of Business, Pueblo, Colo
Puget Sound Academy, Snohomlsh, Wash
Pulaski Academy and Union School, Pu-
laski, N Y
Pulte Medical College, Cincinnati, O
Punchard Free School Andover, Mass
Pungalleys Indian School, Tacoma, Wash
Purdue University LaPayette, Ind
Pursell-Shlelds School, New Orleans, La.
Putnam Business College, Putnam, Conn
Putnam Hall School, Poughkeepsie, N Y
Quassaick Hall, Newburgh, N Y
Queen City Business College, Meridian, Miss
Queen City Business College, Springfield, Mo
Queen of the Rosary Academy, Amltyvllle,
N Y
Qulncy Consevatory of Music, Qulncy, HI
Quinoy Mansion School, Wollaston, Mass
Quincy School, Poughkeepsie, N Y
B
Racine College, Racine, Wls
Radcliffe College, Cambridge, Mass
Raeford High School, Raeford, N C
Railroad Telegraph School, St Louis, Mo
Railway Telegraph Institute, Oshkosh, Wis
Raisin Valley Seminary, Adrian, Mica
Raleigh Male Academy, Raleigh, N C
Ralston University of Expression, Washing-
ton, D C
Ramsdall School of Bus , Middletown, N Y
Ramsdell School, Middletown, N Y
Ramseur High School, Ramseur, N C
Rand Collegiate School, Trenton, N J
Rand's Commercial School, Beaver Falls, Pa
Rand School of Tutoring, Allenhurst, N J
Rand Summer School, Allenhurst, N J
Randall School, Philadelphia, pa
Handle's University School, Hernando, Miss.
Randolph-Harrison School, Baltimore, Md
Randolph-Macon Academy, Ashland, Va
Randolph-Macon Acad, Bedford City, Va
Randolph-Macon Academy, Front Royal, Va.
Randolph-Macon College, Ashland, Va
Randolph-Macon Institute, Danville, Va
Randolph-Macon Woman's Col Lynchburg,
Va
Randolph School, Berkeley, Calif.
Randolph State Nor, Randolph Center, Vt
Rankin-Rloharda Inst, Windsor, N C
Rasmussen Bus School, Minneapolis, Minn
Rasmussen Bus School, Stlllwater, Minn
Rasmussen Business School, St Paul, Minn
Rawlinga Institute, Charlottesvllle, Va
Raymond Coaching School, San Francisco,
Calif
Rayson School for Girls, New York City
Read Theological Seminary, Upland, Ind
Readeland Academy, Mount Tlrzah, N C
Reading Aoad and Bus Col., Reading, Fa
Reading Classical School for Boys and Girls,
Reading, Fa.
Red Moon Boarding School, Hammon, Okla,
Red Springs Seminary, Red Springs, N C.
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Bed Wing Business College, Red Wing, Minn
Bed Wing Evangelical Seminary, Bed Wing,
Minn
Bedemptoriat Novitiate, Ilchester, Md.
Redemptorist Seminary, Esopus, N T
Bedfleld College, Redfleld, S D
Beed Academy, Lexington, N C
Beed College, Portland) Ore
Beed School for Nervous and Backward
Children, Detroit, Mich
Beed s Klngergarten and Boarding School
for Children, Erie, Pa
Beed School for Stammerers, Detroit, Mich.
Beeae (Michael) Training School for Nurses
Chicago, III
Reformed Presbyterian Theological Sem-
inary Plttaburg, Pa
Reldsville Seminary, Reldsville, N C
Beldvllle Male College, Beldville, S C
Beldvllle Female College, Beldvllle, S C
Belnhardt Normal College, Waleska, Ga.
Reno Margullles School for Deaf, New York.
Reno Shorthand School, Plttsburg, Pa.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N T
Repton School, Tarrytown, N Y
Reynolds Bus, Academy, Rochester, N Y
Reynolds' Business Academy, Spring Stone,
Pa.
Reynolds' Business School, Amsterdam,
N Y
Reynolds Phesbyterlan Acad, Albany, Tex.
Rheude's and Hlne Business College and
Drafting School, Milwaukee, Wls
Rhode Island State College of igrlonlture
and Mechanic Arts, Kingston, R. I.
Rhode Island College of Pharmacy and
Allied Sciences, Providence, R. I.
Rhode Island Com Sch, Providence, R. 3>
Rhode Island College, Kingston, R. I
Rhode Island Institute for the Deaf, Provi-
dence, B I
Rhode Island Normal Sch , Providence, R I
Rhode Island School of Design, Providence,
Rhodes Military Institute, Kinston, N C
Rice Institute, Houston, Tex
Richard School of Expression and Dramatic
Art, Cleveland, O
Richards Business College, Savannah, Qa.
Richmond Business College, Richmond, Va.
Richmond Business College, Savannah, Ga
Richmond Business College, Richmond, Ind.
Richmond College, Bichmond, O
Richmond College, Richmond, Va
Bichmond Conaerv of Music, Richmond, Va,
Bichmond Training School, Richmond, Va.
Bicker Classical Institute, Houlton, Me.
Ricks Academy, Rexburg, Idaho
Rider-Moore and Stewart School of Business,
Trenton, N J
Ridge Academy, Henry, N C
Ridge School, Washington Conn
Rlndg-e Technical School, Cambridge, Mass.
Eidgefleld School for Boys, Ridgefleld, Conn
Ridgeway Institute, Ridgeway, Va
N j"00*1 Preparatory School, Rldgewood,
n«*' W»
Intitute, Flandreau, S D
Rlndge Manual Training School, Cambridge,
Mass
Rio Grande College, Bio Grande, O
Rlpon College, Ripon, Wls
Riverside Business Col , Riverside. Calif
Rlverdale Country School, New York, N Y
Riverside School, New York, N Y
Riverside Seminary, Vanceburg, Ky
Rivervlew Mlllt Acad , Poughkeepsle, N Y
Riverside Military Academy, Gainesville,
Ga.
Roane County High Sch , Kingston, Tenn.
Roane College, Wheat, Tenn
Roanoke College, Philadelphia, Pa.
Roanoke College, Salem, Va.
Roanoke Normal School, Roanoke, Ala
Roanoke Institute, Danville, Va,
Bobbins School, Norfolk, Conn
Robersonvllle Academy, Roberson villa, N C.
Robert E Lee Institute, ThomastonT Ga.
Robert Institute, New Orleans, La.
Roberts School, Htchfield, Conn
Robertson Day School, New York, N Y
Robinson Female Seminary, Exeter, N H.
Robinson High School, Atoka, Tenn
Robinson Seminary, Exeter, N H
Rochester Academy, Rochester, Wls.
Rochester Athenaeum and Mechanics* Inst,
Rochester, N Y
Rochester Business and Normal College,
Rochester, Minn.
Rochester Business Col , Rochester, Minn
Rochester Bus Institute, Rochester, N Y.
Rochester College, Rochester Ind.
Rochester Theological Seminary, Rochester,
N Y
Rochester Training School, Rochester, N Y
Bock Hill College, Ellicott City, Md.
Bock Hill Institute, Mlnden, Tex.
Bock Ridge Hall, Wellesley Hills, Mass
Bock River Military Academy, DIxon, 111
Bockford College, Bockford, 111
Bockford College, New Rockford N D
Bockingham Military Institute, Mount
Crawford, Va
Bockland Commercial College Rockland, Me
Bockland Military Academy, Nyack, N Y
Bockland Military, Nyack, N Y
Bookland Military Acd , West Lebanon, N H.
Bockvllle Academy, Eatonton, Ga
Bockvllle Academy, Rockville, Md
Rocky River High School, Concord, N C.
Roger Williams University, Nashville, Tenn
Rogers Academy, Rogers, Ark
Rogers and Aliens' School, Fall River, Mam.
Rogers Hall School, Lowell, Mass
Rogera-Mallena School of Music, Troy, N Y
RogersvlIIe Synodlcal Col , Rogersville, Tenn
Roland Park Country School, Baltimore,
Md
Roland Park School for Girls, Baltimore, Md.
Rollins College. Winter Park, Flo.
Rome Free Academy, Rome, N Y
Roman Catholic High School for Boys, Phila-
delphia, Pa
Roney*s School for Girls, Bala, Pa-
Rose Hill Academy, Versailles, Ky.
Rose Polytechnic Institute, Terra Haute, Ind,
Rosedale Academy, Mount Sylvan, Tex.
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Rosefleld School* Windsor, N C
Hoselle Academy, Roeelle, N J
Rosemary Hall, Greenwich, Conn
Rosemont Hall, South Orange, N J
Ross Consevatory of Music, Outhrle, Okla
Hound Lake Academy, Round Lake, N T
Round's School for Girls, Brooklyn, N T
Routt College, Jacksonville, 111
Rowan Nor Industrial Inst , Charotte, N C
Rowe College, Johnstown, Pa
Rowland Hall, Salt Lake City, Utah
Rowland High School, Rowland, N C
Rowland's School, Lumber-ton, N C
Roxbury Latin School, Roxbury, Mass.
Hoxobel Academy, Roxobel, N C
Royal Consevatory of Music, Philadelphia Pa.
Royal Conservatory and College of Music,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Rubicam's Shorthand College, 8t Louis, Mo
Rude Brothers' Business College, Carthage,
Mo
Ruffln High School, Ruffln, N C.
Rugby School, Covington, Ky
Rugby School for Boys, Syracuse, N Y
Rugby School, New Orleans, La
Rugby School, Sycamore, N. T
Ruifrok School of Music, Des Molnes, la
Rumsey Hall, Cornwall, Conn
Ruscoe School of Commerce, New York, N. Y
Rush Medical College, Chicago, 111
Rushvllle Normal and Bus, Col, Rushville,
111
Husk Baptist College, Rusk, Texas
Husk County Normal Sch , Ladysmlth, Wls.
Rusk Masonic Institute, Busk, Tex.
Rust University, Holly Springs, Miss.
Hust University (colored), Holly Springs,
Miss.
Russian Orthodox Theological Seminary,
Minneapolis, Minn
Hntgers Col , New Brunswick, N J
Rutgers College Preparatory School, New
Brunswick, N J
Rutherford Academy, Pomaria, 8. C.
Rutherford Academy, Rutherford, Tenn.
Rutherford College, Rutherford, N, C
Rutherford Graded School, Blrohwood,
Tenn
Rutland Business College, Rutland, Vt
Ryan Educational Institute, Rysrn, Okla.
Ryan's Business College, Savannah, Ga.
Hyder Divinity School, Galesburg, III.
Hye Seminary, Rye, N Y
St Agatha's School, New York, N Y,
8t Agatha's Seminary, Iowa City, la
St Agnes* Academy, Houston, Texas,
St. Agnes* Academy, Cincinnati, Ohio*
St Agnes Academy, Indianapolis, Ind
St Agnes Academy, New Brunswick, N J.
St Agnes Academy, College Point* N. Y.
St, Agnes Academy, Bond Bill O
St Agnes Academy, Mingo Junction, O.
St Agues Academy, Memphis, Tenn,
St Agnes College, Ardmore, Okla.
St Agnes Hall School, New Orleans, La*
St Agnes' School, Albany, N, Y.
St Agnes Seminary, Brooklyn, N Y
St Alban's School, Knoxville, 111
St Albans School, Radford, Va.
St Aloyslus Academy, Calznar, la.
St Aloysius Academy, Fayettevllle, Ohio
St Aloysius Academy, Nashua, N H
St Aloysiua Academy, Jersey City, N J
St Aloysius Academy, New Lexington, O
St Aloysius College, New Orleans, La
St Aloysius College, Vicksburg, Miss
St Aloyslus School, Nashua, N H
St Alphonsus Academy, Tillamook, Ore
St Ambrose Academy, Des Molnes, la.
St Ambrose College, Davenport, la
St Ambrose s Academy, Brooklyn, N Y.
St Andrew's Academy, Saglnaw, Mich
St Andrew's Industrial School, Barrington,
R I
St Andrew's School, Richmond, Va.
ftt Andrew's Select School for Girts, Fort
Worth, Texas
St Andrew's School, Concord, Mass
St Andrew's School, Sewanee, Tenn.
St Angela's Academy, Morris, 111
St Angela's Academy, Aiken, 8 C
St Angela's Hall, Brooklyn, N Y
St Angela's Hall, Brooklyn, N Y
St Angela's Institute, Carroll, Iowa.
St Ann's Academic Sch , Hornellsville, N Y
St Ann's Academic School. Hornell, N Y
St Ann's Academic School, Nyack, N Y
St Ann's Academy, Swanton, Vt
St Ann's Academy, Fort Smith, Ark.
St Ann's Academy, Vail, la
St Ann's Academy, Marlborough, Mass.
St Ann's Academy, New York, N Y
St Anne's School, Menominee, Mich
St Anne's School, Charlottesvllle, Va
St Anselm's Bus Col , Manchester, N H.
St Anselm's College, Manchester, N H.
St Ansgar Sem and Inst, St Ansgar, la
8t Anthony's Academy, Kenton, Ohio
St Anthony's Institute, San Antonio, Texas.
St Anthony's School, Davenport la.
St Anthony's School, Hawarden, la
St Anthony's School, Centerport N Y
St Anthony's School for Feeble Minded
Girls, Nazareth P O , Mich
St Austin's Soh , West New Brighton, N Y
St Augustine Academy, Lebanon, Ky
St Augustine's Academic Sch , Troy, N Y
St Augustine's Academy, Ferdinand, Ind
St Augustine's Academy, Ft Wayne, Ind
St Augustine's* Academy, Manchester, N H
St Augustine's School, Halbur, la.
St Augustine's School South Boston, Mass
St Augustine's School, Halelgh, N C
St Basil College, Waco, Texas
St Bede College, Peru, 111
St Benedict's Academy, Louisville, Ky
St Benedict's Academy, St Joseph, Minn
St Benedict's Academy, Brie, Pa.
St, Benedict's College, Atohison, Kan
St Benedict's School, Newark, N J.
St Berch man's Seminary, Marlon, la.
St Bernard Academy, Springfield, O
St. Bernard Academy, Springfield, Ohiov
St Bernard College, St Bernard, Ala,
St Bernard's Academy, Cohoes, N. Y.
St Bernard's Academy, Akron, O
St Bernard's College Convent, Grand Forks,
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St Bernard's Farm School, Gladstone, N. J
St Bernard's School, Breda, la
St Bernard's School, Waverly, la
St Bernard's Seminary, Rochester, N Y
St Bonaventure's College, Alleghany, N T
St Boniface Academy, Lyons, la
St Boniface Academy, New Vienna, la.
St Boniface Academy, Sioux City, la.
St. Boniface Academy, isifew Riegel, O
St Bridget a Academic School, Buffalo, N Y
St Bridget s Academic School, New York
St. Bridget's School, San Francisco, Calif
St Boniface's School, Ionia
St Brigid's Academic Sch , New York, N Y
St Catharine's Academic School, New York
St Catherine's Academy, Lexington, Ky
St Catherine a Academy, Jackson, Neb
St Catherine's Academy, Omaha, Neb
St Catherine's Academy, Racine, Wis
St Catherines Business College, St Cath-
erines, S C
St Catherine's Hall, Brooklyn, N Y
St Catharine's Normal Institute, Baltimore,
Md
St Cecelia Academy, Scranton, Fa
St Cecelia Seminary, Holden, Mo
St Cecilia's Academy, Washington, D C
St. Cecilia's Academy, Burlington, la.
St Cecilia's Academy, Nashville, Tenn
St Charles College, Ellicott City, Md
St Charles Military College, St Charles,
Mo
St Charles School, Waburn, Mass
St Clara College and Ac'd'y, Sinsinawa, Wls
St Clare's Academy, Yazoo City, Miss
St Clement's Academy, Navarre, O
St Clement's College, De Soto, Mo
St Cloud Business College, St Cloud, Minn
St ColumsklU's Academy, Dubuque, la,
St Columbia's School* Chester, N Y
St Columbus School Chilllcothe, Mo
St de Chantal Academy of the Visitation,
St Louis, Mo
St Cyril's College, Chicago, 111
St Davids Hall, Scarsdale, N Y
St Domonic's Academy, Jersey City, N J
St Dominic s Villa, Lampasas, Tex.
St Edward's College, Austin, Tex
St Edwai d s Hall, Tacoma, Wash
St Edwards Hall, Notre Dame, Ind
St Elizabeth's Academy, Portland, Me
St Elizabeth's Academy, Alleghany, N Y
St Elizabeth's School, Harper, la
St Effzabeth's School, Cleveland, O
St Elmo's Institute, Columbus, Ga
St Emanuel's Academy, Dayton, O
St Faith s Academy, Saratoga Springs, N Y
St Fldelis College, Herman, Pa
St Frances Academy, Council Bluffs, la
St Frances Academy and College, Baker
City, Ore
St Francis Academy, Council Bluffs, low*.
St Francis Academy, Jollet 111
St Francis Academy, Kokomo, Ind
8t Francis Academy, Byersvllle, la
8t Francis Academy, Mason City, la.
St Francis Academy, Balltown, La.
St Francis Academy, Baltimore, Md.
St Francis Academy, Columbus, Neb
St Francis Academy, Brooklyn, N Y
St Francis Academy, Tiffin, O
St Francis College, Trenton, N J
St Francis College, Brooklyn, N Y
St Francis College, Cincinnati, O
St Francis College, Loretta, Pa
St Francis de Sale's Academy, Osslan, la
St Francis Regis School, Ward, Wash
St Francis School, Cleveland, O
St Francis Seminary, St Francis, Wls
St Francis Seraphicus College, Cincinnati,
Ohio
St Francis Solanus College, Qulncy, 111
St Francis Xavier Academy, Chicago, 111
St Francis Xavier Academy, Brooklyn, N Y
St Francis Xavier College, New York, N Y
St Francis Xavier' B School for the Deaf,
Baltimore, Md
St Gabriel School, Peekskill, N Y
St Gabriel s Ac d'y of Manhattan, New York.
St Gabriel's School, New York, N Y
St George's Evening Trade Sch , New York
Ste Genevleve Academy, Ste Genevleve,
Mo
St Genevieve Convent, Harrlsburg, Pa
St George's School, Mlddletown, R I
St Gertrude's Academy, Rio Vista, Calif
St Gregory Seminary, Cedar Point, O
St Helen's Hall, Portland, Ore
St Hyacinth's Board Academy, Monroe, La
St Ignatius Academy, Lafayette, Ind
St Ignatius Academy, Fort Worth, Tex
St Ignatius College, San Francisco, Calif
St Ignatius College, Chicago, 111
St Ignatius College, Cleveland, O
St Ignatius University, San Francisco-, Calif
St James" Academy, Brooklyn, N Y
St James* College, Vancouver, Wash
St James' Com'l School, Brooklyn, N Y
St. James' School, Chicago, 111
St James* School, Elizabetbtown, Ky
St James* School, Rockville, Md
St James' School, St George, Md
St James* School, Haverhill, Mass
St James' School, Bay City, Mich
St James' School for Boys St James, Md
St Jarnes School, Lincoln, R I
St James' School, Washington, Iowa
St Jean Baptlste School, Muskegon, Mich
St Jean Baptlste School, Troy, N Y
St Jeans' Baptiste School, Warren, R I
St Jerome's Ursullne Academy, New York.
St John the Baptist School, Scranton, Pa.
St John the Baptist School, Warwick, R. L
St John Baptist School for Girls, New York.
St John's Academic School, Goshen, N Y
St John's Academic School, Saratoga
Springs, N Y
St John's Academic Sch , Schenectady, N Y
St John's Academy, Indianapolis, Ind.
St John's Academy, Jackson, Mich
St John's Academy, Clyde, Mo
St John's Academy, Jamestown, N D
St John's Academy, Albany, N Y
St John's Academy, Rensselaer, N Y
St John's Academy, Dayton, O.
St John's Academy, Lima, O
St John's Academy, Maryvllle, O.
St John's Academy, Toledo, O
St John's Baptist School, Menomlnee, Hick
fit John's Boston Ecclesiastical Seminary,
St John's Cathedral School, Milwaukee, Wls.
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St. John's Catholic Ac'd'y, Syracuse, N T.
St John's Catholic School, Ashton, la
St John's College, Washington, D C
St John's College, Annapolis, Md
St John's College, Brooklyn, N T
St John's College, Fordhaxn, N T
St John's College, New York, N T
St John's Convent, Ishpemlng, Mich
St John's Convent School, Scranton, Fa
St John's Evangelical Lutheran School, Paul-
lina, la
St John's Evangelical Sch , Jackson, Mich
St John's Institute San Juan, Calif
St John's Institute for Deaf Mutes, St Fran-
cis, Wls
St John s Literary Inst , Frederick, Md
St John's Lutheran School, Fairbank, Iowa.
St John's Lutheran College, Win field, Kan
St John's Military Academy, Delafield, Wls
St John's Military School, Sallna, Kan
St John's Military School, Manllus, N Y
St John's Normal College, Danvers, Mass
St John's Parochial School, Burlington, la
St John's Preparatory School, Annapolis,
Md
St John's Select School, Carrolton, Ky
St John s School, Arcadia, la
St John's Catholic School, Bay City, Mich
St John's German School, Bay City, Mich
St John's School, Worcester, Mass
St John's School, Ossinlng, N Y
St John's School, Pittston, Pa.
St John's School, Marshfleld, Wls
St John's School, Victor, Iowa
St John's School, Worcester, Mass
St John s University, Collegoville, Minn
St John's University, Toledo, O
St Johnsburg Academy, St Johnsburg, Vt
St Joseph's Academy, Covington, La
St Joseph's Academy and Industrial Fe-
male School, Lockport, N Y
St Joseph's Academy, Mason City, Iowa
St Joseph'* Academy, Fessenden, Pla.
St Joseph'* Academy, TIpton, Ind*
St Joseph Business Unlv, at Joseph, Mo
St Joseph's Academic School, Batavla, N. Y*
St Joseph's Academic School, Brasher Falls*
St Joseph's Academy, Berkeley, Calif
St Joseph's Academy, Monterey, Calif
St Joseph Academy, Prescott, Ariz
St Joseph Academy Tuscon, Ariz
St Joseph's Academy, Sacramento, Calif
St Joseph's \cademy, Fernanfltna, Fla
St Joseph's Academy, Jacksonville, Fla
St Joseph's Academy, St Augustine, Fla
St Joseph's Academy, Palatka, Fla
St Joseph's Academy Columbus, Ga
St Joseph '« Academy, Washington, Ga
St Joseph's Academy, Watkinsville, G*
St Joseph's Academy Bloomlngton 111
St Joseph s Academy, Galeaburgr, 111 *
St Joseph's Academy, BJvansvIlle, Ind
Rt Joseph's Academy, Terre Haute, Ind
St Joseph's Academy, South Bend, Ind.
St Joseph's Academy, Cedar Rapids, I**
St Joseph's Academy, Des Molnes, la,
St Joseph's Academy, De Witt, la
St Joseph's Academy, Dubuque, I*
St Joseph's Academy, Farley, la
St Joseph's Academy, Lemars, la
St Joseph's Academy, Mallard, la
St Joseph's Academy, Fairfield, Iowa
St Joseph's Academy, Ottumwa, la
St Joseph's Academy, Sails, la
St Joseph's Academy, Sioux City, la
St Joseph's Academy, West Bend, la
St Joseph's Academy, Baton Rouge, La.
Boston, Mass
St Joseph s Academy, Portland, Me
St Joseph s Academy, Emmitsburg, Md
St Joseph's Academy, Marquette, Mich
St Joseph s Academy, St Paul, Minn
St Joseph's Academy, Chilllcothe, Mo
St Joseph s Academy, Clyde, Mo
St Joseph's Academy, Hannibal, Mo
St Joseph's Academy, Alcora, Miss.
St Joseph s Academy, Bay St Louis, Miss
St Joseph's Academy, Bordentown, N J
St Joseph's Academy, Elizabeth, N J
St Joseph's Academy, Albany, N Y
St Joseph's Academy, Amherst, Ohio
St Joseph's Academy, Binghamton, N Y
St Joseph's Academy, Lockport, N Y
St Joseph's Academy, Malone, N Y
St Joseph's Academy, Troy, N Y
St Joseph's Academy, Columbus, O
St Joseph's Academy, Crestline, O
St Joseph's Academy, Dayton, O
St Joseph's Academy, Lima, O
St Joseph's Academy, Loraln, O
St Joseph's Academy North Amherst, O
St Joseph's Academy, Guthrie, Okla
St Joseph's Academy, Pendleton, Ore
St Joseph's Academy, Greensburg, Pa.
St Joseph's Academy, McSherrystown, PA.
St Joseph's Academy, Titusvllle, Pa
St Joseph's Academy, Scheneotady, N Y
St Joseph's Academy, Sumter, S C
St Joseph's Academy, Vermilion, S D
St Joseph's Academy, Nashville, Tenn
St Joseph's Academy, Rl Paso, Tex
St Joseph Academy, Seguln, Texas
St Joseph's Academy, Poitsmouth, Va
St Joseph's Academy, North Yakima, Wash
St Joseph's Academy, Tekoa, Wash
St Joseph's Academy, Wheeling1, W Va.
St Joseph's Academy, Green Bay, Wit
St Joseph's College, San Jose, Calif.
fit Joseph's College, Teutopolli, 111
St Joseph s College, Collegevllle, Ind.
St Joseph's College, ttrnsselaer, Ind
St Joseph's foil***, Dubuque, la
St Joseph's College, Bardstown, Ky.
st Joseph s College, Lowell, Mass
Rt Joseph's College, Lamar, Mo
St Joseph's Collage, Cincinnati, O
St Joseph s College, Philadelphia, Pft
St Joseph s College, Brownsville, Tex
St Joseph's Collegiate Inst , Buffalo, N* Y
Ht Joseph's Commercial Ac'd'y, New OrUft&t.
St Joseph's Com'l School, Detroit, Mich.
St Joseph Commercial Academy, Brooklyn,
JK T
St Joseph Commercial Academy, New York,
St Joseph Com'l College, St Joseph, Mo,
St Joseph Convent* G*lv«*tea, Te*.
St Joseph High School,
St Joseph Prep Sob.* Convent
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Bt Joseph's German Catholic School, Muske-
gron, Mich
St Joseph's Deaf -Mute Inst, St Louis, Mo
St Joseph's High School, Concord, N H
St Joseph's High School, Manchester N H
St Joseph's Institute for Young Men, Indian-
apolis, Ind
St Joseph's Parochial School, Independence,
Iowa.
St. Joseph's Parochial School, Huntlagton,
W Va-
st Joseph's School, Bridgeport, Conn
St, Joseph's School, Cairo, HI
St Joseph's School, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
St. Joseph's School, Haverhill, Iowa.
St Joseph School, San Jose, Calif
St Joseph's School, Ashton la
St Joseph's School, Carroll, la
St Joseph's School, Cresco, la
St Joseph's School Elkader, la
St Joseph's School, Lacona, la
St Joseph's School, Neola, la
St Joseph's School, Laporte City, Iowa.
St Joseph's School, Waltham, Mass
St Joseph's School, Bay City, Mich
St Joseph's School, Natchez, Miss
St Joseph's School, BJdlna, Mo
St Joseph's School, Circleville, Ohio
St Joseph's School, Pawtucket, R I
St Joseph's School, Nashville, Tenn
St Joseph's School for Boys, Covington, Ky
St Joseph's School for the Deaf, Oakland,
Calif
St Joseph's Seminary, Kankakee, 111
St Joseph's Seminary, Baltimore, Md
St Joseph's Seminary, Bourbonais, 111
St Joseph's Seminary, Yonkers, N Y
St Joseph's Seminary Nottingham, Ohio
fit Joseph's Seraphic College, Teutopolld,
111
St Katharines School, Davenport, Iowa
St Lawrence's Academy of Manhattan, New
York, N Y
St Lawrence College, Mount Calvary, WIs
St Lawrence School, Troy, N Y
St Lawrence School, Milbank, 8 D
St Lawrence Select Sch , Lawrenceburg, Ind
St Lawrence University, Canton, N Y
St Leo College St Leo, Fla
St Leo's Qrammer and High School, Ta-
coma, Wash
St Lucy's Academic Sch Syracuse, N Y
8t Lucy's Academy, Syracuse, N Y
St Louis Academy, Chicago, 111
St Louis Academy Louisville, O
St Louis' Academy, Toledo, O
St Louis Business College, St Louis, Mo
St Louis College, Atchison, Kan
St Louis College, San Antonio, Tex
St Louis College of Dentistry, St Louis,
Mo
St Louis College of Pharmacy, St Louis, Mo
St Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons,
St Louia, Mo
St Louis Commercial College, St Louis, Mo
St Louis Dental College, St Louis, Mo
V Diocesan Seminary, New Orleans,
St Louis Medical College, Medical Depart-
ment Washington University, St Louis, Mo
St Louis Museum of Fine Arts, St Louis
St Louis School of Fine Arts, St Louis, Mo
St Louis Teachers' College, St Louis
St Louis University Institute of Law, St
Louis, 2«o
St Louis University, St Louis, Mo
St Louis Watchmaking School, St Louis, Mo.
St Luke's Boarding School for Boys, Bustle-
ton, Pa
fit Luke's School, Wayne, Pa
St Margaret's Academy, Minneapolis, Minn.
St Margaret's Hall, Boise, Idaho
St Margaret's School, San Mateo, Calif
St Margaret's School, Buffalo, N Y
St Margaret's School for Girls, Washington,
D C
St Margaret's School for Girls, Waterbury,
Conn
St Margaret's School for Girls, New York
St Mark's School, Southboro, Mass
St Mark's School, Southport, Miss
St Martha's School, Knoxvllle, HI
St Martin's Academy, Cascade, la
St Martin's Academy, Sturgls, S D
St Martin's College of the Church of th*
Evangelist, Philadelphia, Pa
St Martin's College, Philadelphia, Pa
St Mary of the Woods Academy, St Mary
of the Woods P O , Ind
St Mary's Academy, Little Hock, Ark
St Mary's Academy, Los Angeles, Calif
St Mary s Academy, New Haven, Conn
St Mary's Academy, Augusta, Ga
St Mary's Academy, Jollet, 111
St Mary's Academy, Nauvoo, 111
St Mary's Academy, Quinoy, HI
St Mary's Academy, New Albany, Ind.
St Mary's Academy, Osage, Iowa.
St Mary's Academy, Rook Valley, Iowa
St Mary's Academy, Notre Dame, Ind
St Mary's Academy, Alton, la
St Maryb Academy Cascade, la
St Mary's Academy, Dubuque Ta
St Mary's Academy, Festlna la
St Mary's Academy, Grand Junction, la
St Mary's Academy, Muscat in ef la
St Mary's Academy, New Haven, la
St Mary's Academy, Remsen, la
St Mary's Academy, Leavenworth, Kan
St Mary's Academy, Paducah, Ky
St Mary's Academy, Leonard town, Md
St Mary's Academy, Independence, Mo
St Mary's Academy, "Moberly, Mo
St Mary's Academy, Deer Lodge, Mont
St Mary's Academy, O'Neill, Neb
St Mary's Academy, St Paul, Ore
St Mary's Academy, Camden, N J
St Mary's Academy, Newark, N J
St Mary's Academy, Buffalo, N Y
St Mary's Academy, Dunkirk, N Y.
St Mary's Academy, Glens Falls, N Y
St Mary's Academy, Hoosick Falls, N Y
St Mary's Academy, Little Falls, N Y
St Mary's Academy, Hudson, N Y
St Mary's Academy, Ogdensburg, N Y.
St Mary's Academy, Hondout, N Y
St Mary's Academy, Troy, N Y
St Mary's Academy, Devils Lake, N, D
St Mary's Academy, Dayton, O
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St Mary's Academy, Lancaster, O
St. Mary's Acadamy, Lclpalc, O
St. Mary's Academy, Marietta, O
St Mary's Academy, Massillon, O
St Mary's Academy, Millersvllle, O
St Marys Academy, Tiffin, O
St Mary's Academy, Wooster, O
St Mary's Academy, Marlon, O
St Mary's Academy, Capitol Hill, Okla
St Mary's Academy, Oklahoma, Okla
St Mary s Academy, The Dalles, Ore
St Mary's Academy, Jacksonville, Ore
St Mary's Academy, Lancaster, Pa
St Marys Academy, Wllkes Barre, Pa
St. Mary's Academy, Austin, Tex
St Mary's Academy. Salt Lake City, Utah
St Mary's Academy, Burlington, Vt
St Mary's Academy, Fond du Lac, Wis.
St Mary's Academy, Marine tte, Wls
St Mary's Academy, Mineral Point, Wls
St Mary's Academy, Prairie du Chlen, Wls
St Mary's Academy and College, Portland,
Ore
St Mary's Academy and School for Girls,
Indianapolis Ind
St Mary's Academy and Industrial Female
School, Buffalo, N T
St Mary's Benedictine Inst , Richmond, Va.
St Mary's Cathedral School, Natchez, Miss
St Mary's Cathedral School, Garden City,
St Mary's Catholic Inst , Amsterdam, N T
St Mary's Catholic School, Bay City, Mich
St Mary's College, Oakland, Calif
St Mary's College, Stockton, Calif
St Mary's College, Emmetsburg, la,
St Mary's College, St Mary, Kan
St Mary's College, St Mary, Ky
St Mary's College. Bolmont, N C
St Mary's College, North East, Pa
St. Mary's College, San Antonio, Tex
St Mary's Col and Academy, Monroe, Mich
St Mary's Convent, San Leandro, Calif
St Mary's Convent, Jackson, Mich
St Mary's Convent, Muskegon, Mich
St Mary's Day School, Gainesville, Texas.
St Mary's Educational Inst , Cincinnati, O
St Mary's Female Seminary, St Mary's, Md.
St Mary's Hall, Burlington, N. J
St Mary's Hall, Farlbault, Minn
St Mary's Hall, San Antonio, Tex
St Mary's High School, Lancaster, N T
St Mary's High School, Michigan City, Ind,
St Mary's High School, fit Paul, Minn
St Mary's Institute, Beaver ton, Ore
St Mary's Institute, Quincy, 111
St Mary's Institute, Ha verb 1 11 la
St Mary's Institute, Marshalltown IB
St Mary's Institute, Chatawa, Miss
St Mary1* Institute, Dayton, O
St Mary's Institute, Minster, O
St Mary's Male Academy, Norfolk, Va.
St Mary's Middle Academic School, Dun-
kirk. N T
St Mary's Parish School (colored), Co-
lumbia, S C
St Mary's School, Leadvllle, Colo.
St Mary's School, Knoxvllle, 111
St. Mary's School, Rockefeller, 111.
Ft Mary's School, Clinton, la,
St Mary's School, Cedar Falls, Iowa
St Mary's School, Davenport, Iowa,
St Mary's School, Guttenberg, la.
St Mary's School, Iowa City, la
St. Mary's School, Riverside, la
St Mary's School, Lawrence, Mass
St Mary's School, Sault Ste Marie. Mich.
St Marv's School, Concord, N H
St Mary's School, South Amboy, N J
St Mary's School, Tama, Iowa
St Mary's School, Trenton, N J
St Mary's School, Marion, O
St Mary's School, Johnstown, Pa
St Mary's School, Lancaster, Pa
St Mary s School, Memphis, Tenn
St Mary's School, Newport, R I
St Mary's School, Raleigh, N C
SI Mary's School, Sewanee, Tenn
St Mary's School, St Albans, Vt
St Mary's School, Wausau, Wls
St Mary's School, Peeksklll, N T
St Mary's School for Girls, Peeksklll, N T
St Mary's Presentation Academy, San Fram
Cisco, Calif
St Mary's School and Academy, Colorado
Springs, Colo
St Mary's Select School, Mobile, Ala
St Marv's Select School, Raleigh, N C
St Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, Md
St Mary's Seminary, Charlotte, N C
St Mary's Seminary, Cleveland, O
St Mary's Seminary, Greensburg, Pa-
st Mary's Seminary, Bast Providence, R. X.
St Mary's of the Springs Academy, Shep-
pard, O
St Mary's Training School, Des Plalnes, 111.
St Mary's University, Galveston, Tex.
St Mathias Academy, Muscatine, la
St Matthews Mill Soh , Burllngame, Calif
St Matthew's School, Clare, la
St Meinrad College, St Melnrad, Ind.
St Michael's Academy, Plymouth, Ind
St Michael's Academy, Frank, O
St Michaels College, Sante Fe
St Michael's College, Winooskl, Vt
St Michael's School, Norway, la
81 Nicholas1 Academy, Berwick, O
St Nicholas* Academy, VIHanova, Pa.
St Nicholas School, Passalo, N J
St Norbert'8 College, DePero, Wls,
St Olaf College, Northfleld, Minn
St Otto's School, Webster, 8 D
fit Patrick's Academic School, Cohoes, N T
St Patrick's Academic School, Rouse's Point,
St Patrick's Academy, Chicago, 111
St Patrick's Academy, Momence, 111
St Patrick's Academy, Clinton, la
St Patrick's Academy, Danbury, la
St Patrick's Academy, Dubuque, la
fit Patrick's Academy, Oatsklll, N T
St Patrick's Academy, Troy, N T
St Patrick's Academy, Toledo, O
St Patrick's Academy for Girls, Indianapolis.
St Patrick's Commercial Academy, Chicago.
8t Patrick's Commercial Inst, Augusta, Ga,
St Patriots School, Indianapolis, Ind
St, Patrick's School, Dougherty, la,
St Patrick's School, Waukon, la.
St Patrick'* School, Watertown, Mass
St Patrick's Seminary, Menlo Park, Calif.
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St Paul Academy, St Paul, Minn
St Paul Business College, St Paul, Minn.
St Paul College of Law, St Paul, Minn,
St Paul Normal and Bus Col , St Paul, Net)
St Paul Normal and Industrial School, Law-
rencevllle, Va
St Paul School, St Paul, Kan
St Paul School of Fine Arts, St Paul, Minn
St Paul Seminary, St Paul, Minn.
St Paul's Academy, Worthington, la.
St Paul's Academy, Oswego, N Y
St Paul's Academy, Dayton O
St Paul's Academy, St Paul, Ore
St Paul's Cathedral Sen , Garden City, N Y
St Paul's College, St Paul, Minn
St Paul's College, St Paul Park, Minn
St Paul's College, Concordla, Mo
St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran School, Du-
buque, la
St Paul's High School, St Pauls, N C
St Paul's Lutheran School, Pt Dodge, la
St Paul's Lutheran School, Hull, Iowa
St Paul's Male Academy, Portsmouth, Va
St Paul's School, Beaufort, N C
St Pauls School, Concord, N H
St Paul's School Troy. N T
St Paul's School, Walla Walla, Wash
St Paul's School, Wllliamsburg, Iowa
St Paul's Universallst Mission, Suffolk, Va
St Peter's Academy, San Francisco, Calif
St Peter's Academy, New Brighton, N X
St Peter's Academy, Troy N Y
St Peter's Academy, Chlllicothe, O
St Peter's Academy, New RIegel O
St Peter's Academy, Steubenville, 0
St Peter's Cathedral School Richmond, Va
St Peter's College, Jersey City, N J
St Peter's College Plattsburg, N T
St Peter's Convent, Columbia, Pa
St Peter's Girl's School, Plattsburg N T
St Peter's Lutheran School, West Gate,
Iowa
St Peter's Preparatory School Jersey City
St Peter's School Council Bluffs la
St Peter's School, Oxford Iowa
St Peter's School, SpIIvflle, Iowa
St Peter's School Jefferson CItv Mo
St Peter's School, Oshkosh Wis
St Peter's and Paul's School, Carroll, la
St Peter and St Paul's Academy, Ottawa, O
St Petersburg Normal and Industrial
School, St Petersburg Fla
St Phillip's School, Battle Creek, Mich
St Philomena's Academic School, Brushton,
St Raphael's Academy Dubugue, la
St Rose Academy, Vlncennes, Ind
St Rose Academy, Danville, Kan
St Rose Academy, Denison, la
St Rose Academy, Lima, O
St Rose's Academy, LaPorte, Ind
If 2°af ** In(austrlal s<* , Washington, D C
St Rosi Academy, Danville, Kan
at Simeon's Select School, New Orleans, La
KSS
St Stephen's Academy, Toledo O
St Stephen's College, Annandale, N T
St Stephen's School, Brldgewater, S D
St Stephen's School, Colorado Springs,
Colo
St Sylvester Academy, Woodsfleld, O
St Teresa's Academy, Boise, Idaho
St Teresa's Academy, Kansas City, Mo
St Theresa's Academy, Decatur, 111
St Theresa Parochial High School, Lincoln,
Neb
St Thomas Academic School, New York
St Thomas Aquinas Ac'd'y, Brooklyn, Ky
St Thomas College, Scranton, Pa.
St Thomas College, Houston, Tex
St Thomas High School, Ann Arbor, Mich
St Vtateur's College, Bourbonnais, 111
St Viator's Institute, Chicago, 111
St Vincent Academy, Albuquerque, N M
St Vincent de Paul's Academy, Mt Vertion,
O
St Vincent's Academy, Petaluma, Calif
St Vincent's Academy, Savannah, Ga,
St Vincent's Academy, Keokuk, la
St Vincent's Academy, St Vincent, Ky
St Vincent's Academy, Helena, Mont
St Vincent's Academy, LaSalle, 111
9t Vincent's Academy Newark N J
St Vincent's College Los Angeles Calif
St Vincent's College, Cape GIrardeau, Mo
St Vincent's College, Beattv, Pa
St Vincent College and Seminary, Beatty,
Pa
^t Vincent's Convent School Vallejo Calif
St Vincent de Paul's Academy, Mt Vernon,
Ohio
St Vincent de Paul's Sen New York N Y
St Vincent's Institute Donaldsville, La.
St Vincent's School, San Franrtsco Calif
St Vincent's Select School, Mobile Ala
St Vincent Seminary Germantown Pa
St Wencelan's Academv Tnbor In
St Xavier Academv Thlcnpro Til
fit Xavier \cademy, Ottawa TU
^t Xavlei Acndeim Af an cheater la.
^t Xavin Academv Marshall Mo
St Xavlet \carlemy Beattv Pa
St :\flvlei Academv Providence R I
St Xavier College I oulevlllo Kv
St Xflvier College Cincinnati, O
St Walburga's Academy, New York, N Y
^ts Peter and Paul a Academv Plorre. S D
Sts Peter and Paul HI*h School fit Louis
Sts Peter's and Paul's School, Barlville.
Iowa
Sts Peter's and Paul's School, West Bend
Iowa
S W Buchanan Collegiate, CampbeUsvllle.
Ky
Sac City Institute, Sac City, la
Sac and Fox Agency School Toledo, la,
Sach's Collegiate Institute, New York N Y
Sacramento Institute, Sacramento Calif
Sacred Heart Academy, Ackley, Iowa
Sacred Heart Academy, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa.
Sacred Heart Academy, "Waterloo, Iowa,
Sacred Heart Academy, Falls City, Neb
Sacred Heart Academy, Oalveston, Texas.
Sacred Heart Academy, Helena, Ark.
Sacred Heart Academy, HoIHater, Calif.
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Sacred Heart Academy, Fargo, N D
Sacred Heart Academy, Augusta, Ga
Sacred Heart Academy, Clinton, la
Sacred Heart Academy, Marlon, la.
Sacred Heart Academy, Fall River, Mass.
Sacred Heart Academy, Laurium, Mich
Sacred Heart Academy, Owatonna, Minn.
Sacred Heait Academy, South St Louis, Mo
Sacred Heait Academy, MIssoula, Mont.
Sacred Heart Academy, Westchester, N J
Sacred Heart Academy, Belmont, N C
Sacred Heart Academy, Akron, O
Sacred Heart Academy, Pomeroy, O
Sacred Heart Academy, Vlnlta, Okla
Sacred Heart Academy, Baker City, Ore.
Sacred Heart Academy, La Grande, Ore
Sacred Heart Academy, Salem, Ore
Sacred Heart Academy, Lancaster, Pa.
Sacred Heart Academy, Greenville, 8 C
Sacred Heart Academy, Madison, Wls.
Sacred Heart Academic Son , Cohoes, N. T
Sacred Heart Cathedral Sen , Davenport, la.
Sacred Heart College, San Francisco, Calif
Sacred Heart College, Augusta, Ga.
Sacred Heart College, Woonsocket, R L
Sacied Heart College, Watertown, Wls.
Sacred Heart High School, Eagle Grove,
Iowa
Sacred Heart Institute, Duluth, Minn.
Sacred Heart of Mary Academy, Shelby, O
Sacred Heart Parochial Son , Shawano, Wis
Sacred Heart Presentation Convent, San
Francisco, Calif
Sacred Heart School, Boone, la
Sacred Heart School, Clinton, Iowa,
Sacred Heart School, Oelwein, Iowa
Sacred Heart School, Eagle Grove, la
Sacred Heart School, Ft Dodge, la.
Sacred Heart School, Meyer, la.
Sacred Heart School, Rockwell, la.
Sacred Heart School, Templeton, la
Sacred Heart School, Salina, Kan
Sacred Heart School, Parkston, 8. D
Sacred Heart School, Lake Linden, Mich.
Sacred Heart School, Pawtuoket, R. I,
Sacred Heart School, Yankton, 8. D
Sacred Heart School, Seattle, Wash.
Sacred Heart Seminary, Whltestone, N T
Sadler's Bryant and Stratum Business Col,
Baltimore, Md
Saginaw Business College, Saglnaw, Mich
Saint George's Hall, Summit, N J
Salamanca Business School Salamanca*
N Y
Salem Academy and College, Wlnstoa-
Salem, N C»
Salem Academy, South Salem, O
Salem Boy's School, WInston-Salam, N C
Salem Boys' School, Salem, N O
Salem Business College, Salem, O.
Salem College, Salem, W V*.
Salem Commercial School, Salem, Mass.
Salem Female Aoad and Col., Raleigh, N C.
Salem Female Academy and College, Salem,
N. C.
Salem High School, Balemburg, N C.
Salina Normal University, Salina, Kan
Salisbury School, Salisbury, Conn.
Sallez Academic School, Redford, N Y
Salt City Business Col, Hutehlnson, Kan
Salt Lake Bus College, Ss.lt Lake City
Salt Lake Collegiate Inst , Salt Lake City
Saluda Seminary, Saluda, N C
Sam Houston Normal Inst , Huntsvllle, Tex,
Samuel Benedict Mem , Sen , Cedartown, Ga.
Samuel Houston College, Austin, Tex.
Samuel Ready School, Baltimore, Md
San Antonio Academy, San Antonio, Tex
San Antonio Female Col , San Antonio, Tex.
San Bernardino Bus Col , San Bernardio,
Calif
San Diego Com Col , San Diego, Calif
San Francisco Bus Col , San Francisco
San Francisco Inst of Art, San Francisco
San Francisco Theological Seminary, San
Francisco, Calif
San Francisco Veterinary College, flam
Francisco, Calif
San Jose Academy, San Jose, Calif
San Jose Business Col , San Jose, Calif.
San Jose Conservatory of Music, San Jose,
Calif
San Luis School, Colorado Springs, Colo
San Mateo Collegiate School, San Mateo,
Calif
Sanborn Seminary, Kingston, N H
Sanderson School of Practical Business, In-
dianapolis, Ind.
Sandusky Business College, Sandusky, O
Sandy Creek Association School, Mount Ver-
non Springs, N C
Sandy Lake Institute, Sandy Lake, Pa
Sanford Preparatory School, Redding Ridge,
Conn
Sanford School, Redding Ridge, Conn.
Santa Barbara Business College, Santa Bar-
bara, Calif
Santa Barbara School, Carpinterla, Calif
Santa Barbara Collegiate School, Santa Bar-
bara, Calif
Santa Clara College, Santa Clara, Calif
Santa Rosa Bus Col Santa Rosa, Calif
Santee Normal Training Sch, Santee, Neb
Sarah Fuller Home for Little Deaf Children,
Medford, Mass.
Sardis Normal College, Sardis Tenn
Sargent Son. of Physical Bldu, Cambridge,
Mass
Sargent's Travel 8oh for Boys' Cambridge,
Mass
Satterfield School, Roxboro, N C
Battler's School, Cincinnati, O
Savannah Academy, Savannah, Ga.
Savannah Academy, Savannah, O
Savannah Institute, Savannah, Tenn.
Sawin Academy and Dowse High School,
Sherbon, Mass.
Sawyer's Sch of Shorthand, Portland, Me
Bayer's School, Newport, R I
Sayre Female Institute, Lexington, Ky
Sayward's School, Overbrook, Pa.
Scandinavia Academy, Scandanvia, Wls.
Soarrltt Bible and Training School, Kansas
City, Mo
Scarrttt-Morrisville College, Morrlsvllle, Mo.
Bcattergood Seminary, West Branch, la,
Schauffler Missionary Training School, Cleve-
land, O
Scofleld Seminary (colored), Aiken, 8. C.
Sohall's School, Hobokan, N J
Sohenectady Bus. Sch, Soheneotady, N Y
Schis*Zer College of Bus, Norristown, Pa,
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Schofield College, Aiken, 8 C
School at Jubilee, Oak Hill, 111
School for the Deaf, Cleveland, O
School for the Deaf and Dumb, Guthrie,
Okla
School for the Deaf and Dumb, Devil*
Lake, N D
School for the Deaf and Dumb, Morganton,
N C
School for Deaf Mutes, Sioux Falls, 8 D
School for Indians, Hayward, "WU.
School of Acting of the Bush Temple Con-
servatory, Chicago, 111
School of Agriculture, Tucson, Ariz
School of Agriculture, University of Minne-
sota St Anthony Park, Minn.
School of Agriculture and Experiment
Farm, Crookston, Minn
School of Applied Art, Battle Creek Mich
School of Business, Jackson, Tenn
School of Christian Primary Instruction,
Sioux Center, Iowa.
School of Commerce, Cincinnati, Ohio,
School of Commerce, Harrisburg, Pa.
School of Commerce, Reading, Pa.
School of Christian Instruction, Muskegon,
Mich
School of Dentistry, University of 111, Chi-
cago
School of Design for Women, Pittsburg, Pa.
School of Design and Composition, Old Bay-
brook, Conn
School of Domestic Arts and Sciences, Chi-
cago
School of Domestic Science, Worcester, Mass
School of Drawing and Painting of the Mu-
seum of Tine Arts, Boston, Mass
School of Expression, Boston, Mass
School of Expression and the Drama, To-
peka, Kan
School of Engineering, Agricultural and Me-
chanical College, College Station, Texas.
School of Engineering, A. & M College,
Agricultural College P O, Miss
School of Horticulture, Hartford, Conn
School of Industrial Art of the Pennsylvania
Museum, Philadelphia, Pa
School of Industrial Arts, Trenton, N J
School of Mines and Metallurgy, University
of Missouri, Holla, Mo
School of Pernin Shorthand, Chicago, 111
School of Pianoforte Flaying, Topeka,
School of Shorthand, Duluth, Mina.
School Sisters of Notre Dame, Notre Dame
of Maryland, Baltimore, Md.
School of St Louis Museum of Fine Arts,
St Loula Mo
School of the Assumption, Cresco, la.
School of the Good Shepherd, Asbury, N J
School of the Holy Cross, Santa Cruz, Calif
School of the Holy Family, York, Neb
School of the Lackawanna, Scranton, Pa
School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
School of the Ozarks, Forsythe, Mo
School of the Pennsylvania Academy of the
Pine Arts Philadelphia, Pa,
Portlana Art
School of Ti action Engineering, St Paul,
Minn
School of Travel, Syracuse, N Y
Scbultze College of Music, Kansas City, Mo
Schuster Scb of Elocution, Cincinnati, O
Schubert Conservatory of Music, Nashville,
Tenn.
Schuyklll Seminary, Heading, Pa
Schwab Manual Training Sch , Homestead,
Pa.
Schwartz School, Louisville, Ky
Science Hill School, Shelbyville, Ky
Scio College, Solo, Ohio
Scranton - Lackawanna Business College,
Scranton, Pa
Scranton Conservatory of Music, Scranton,
Pa.
Scovllle School for Girls, New York, N Y
Scudder School for Girls, New York, N Y
Scotia Seminary, Concord, N C
Scotts Hill Academy, Sootts Hill, Tenn.
Scottville Academy, Scottville, N C
Scottsburg Normal School, Scottsburg, Va.
Scranton Business College, Scranton, Pa.
Sea Board High School, Sea Board, N C
Sea Pines School for Girls, East Brewtter,
Mass
Seabury Divinity School, Faribault, Minn
Searcey Female Institute, Searcey, Ark.
Seaside Seminary, Southport, Conn
Seattle Parental School, East Seattle, Wash
Seattle Seminary, Ross, Waeh
Seattle Seminary, Seattle, Wash
Second District Agric Sch, Evergreen, Ala.
Second District Agricultural Sch , Tifton, Go,
Sedgwlck Latin School. Great Barrington,
Mass
Seeley's Home School, Sussex, N J.
Seguln Physiological School for Children of
Arrested Mental Dev, Orange, N J
Seller School, Harrisburg, Pa.
Selden Institute, Brunswick, Ga
Sellers School, Hot Springs, Ark.
Selvidge Business College, Ardmore, Okla.
Seminary, The, HoIIldaysburg, Pa
Seminary of the Feliclan Sisters, Detroit,
Mich
Seminary of Our Lady of Angels, Niagara
University, N Y
Seminary of the United Norwegian Lutheran
Church, St Paul, Minn
Seminary of the United Norwegian Lutheran
Church, St Anthony, Minn
Seminary School of Business, Buckhannon,
W Va
Semple's School, New York, N Y
Senftner School, New York, N Y
Senftner Preparatory School, New York,
N Y
Seton Hall College, South Orange, N J
Seth Ward College, Plainview, Texas
Seventh District Agricultural Sch , Albert-
vllle, Ala
Seventh District Agricultural School, Powder
Springs, Ga,
Sewickley Preparatory Sch , Sewickley, Pa,
Shady Grove Inst , Duck River, Tenn
Shady Side Academy, Pittsburg, Pa.
Shadyside Academy, Pittsburg Pa
Shaftsbury Col of Expression, Baltimore, Md.
Sharon College of Commerce, Sharon, Pa.
Sharp's Institute, Intelligence, N C
Sharpsburg Academy, Sharpsburg, Ky
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Shattuck School Farlbault, Minn
Shastlc Piano School, Hannibal, Mo
Shaw Business College, Augusta, Me
Shaw Business College, Bangor, Me.
Shaw School, Kenansville, N C
Shaw School of Botany, St Louis, Mo
Shaw University (colored), Raleigh, N C
Shaw's Business College, Portland, Me
Shawmut Sch New Dorchester, Boston, Maes
Sheboygan Bus Col , Sheboygan, Wla
Sheffield Scientific Sch , New Haven, Conn
Sheldon School of Salesmanship, Chicago, III
Shelby Business Col, Shelbyville, 111
Shelby Normal Institute (colored), Shelby,
Miss
Shenandoah College, Reliance, Va
Shenandoah Collegiate Institute, Dayton, Va
Shenandoah Valley Aoad , Winchester, Va.
Shepherd College State Normal School, Shep-
herdstown, W Va
Shepard's Private School, Saybrook, Conn
Sherman Collegiate Institute, Moriah N Y
Sherman Institute, Riverside, Calif
Sherman Private School, Sherman, Tex
Sherman's Bus Col , Mt Vernon, N Y
Sherwood Friends' Sch , Sandy Spring, Md
Sherwood Music School, Chicago. Ill
Sherwood Select School, Sherwood, N Y
Shlloh Academy, Shlloh, N C
Shilow Academy, Mofflt, N C
Shiloh Institute, Warrenton, N C
Shinnacock Summer School or Art, Bayport,
N Y
Shipley's Sch for Girls, Bryn Mawr, Pa,
Shippen School, Lancaster, Pa
Shoemaker College, Gate City, Va
Shook Sch , James K , Tracy City, Tenn
Short Hills School, Short Hills, N J
Shorter College (colored), Little Rock, Ark.
Shorter College, Rome, Ga
Shorthand Training Sch , Indianapolis, Ind
Shrewsbury Academy, Bed Bank, N J
Shubuta High School, Shubuta, Miss
Shurtleff College, Upper Alton, 111
Sibley College of Mechanical Engineering and
Mechanic Arts Ithaca, N Y
Sierra School, Auburn, Calif
SIdweire Friends' School, Washington, D 0
Slier City High Sch, Slier City, N C.
Silllman College Institute, Clinton, La-
Simmons College, Abilene, Tex
Simmons College) Boston, Mass*
Simmons College Library Training School,
Boston, Mass
Slnis* School for Boys, Fort Worth, Texas
Simpson College, Indlanola, la.
Sioux City Col of Medicine, Sioux City, la.
Sioux Falls Bus Col , Sioux Falls, S D
Sioux Falls College, Sioux Falls, 8 D
Sister of Mercy School, Muskegon, Mich
Sisters of Loretto Academy, Las Vegas,
N M
Sixth District Agrlc. Sch, Hamilton, Ala,
Sixth District Agric Soh , Bamesville, Ga,
Skelton's Sch, of Telegraphy, Sallna, Kan.
Slack's School of Music, Brooklyn, K Y,
Slater Indust and Nor Sch , Winston, N* C*
Slayer's (Miss) School, Newport, R. X.
Sleeper's Sch of Stenography, Chester, Pa*
Slippery Rock State Nor Sch,, Slippery Bock*
Pa.
Sloan-Hendrix Academy, Imboden, Ark.
Sloan School for Girls, Bayonne, N J
Sloan-Daployan Shorthand School, New Or-
leans
Sloyd Training School, Boston, Mass
Smallwood-Wilbur School for Girs, Wash-
ington, D C
Smallwood Memo-rial Institute, Claremont,
Va
Smith Academy, Hatfleld Maes
Smith Academy, St Louis, Mo
Smith Academy, Washington University,
St Louis, Mo
Smith College, Sedalia, Mo
Smith College, Northampton, Mass
Smith College for Women, Geneva, N Y
Smith's Agricultural School, Northampton,
Mass
Smith Business College, Lexington, Ky
Smith's Business College, Newcastle, Pa.
Smith's Business College, Lynchburg, Va.
Smith's Classical School, Cynthlana, Ky
Smith's Private School, Charleston, S C.
Smith deal Practical Business Col , Richmond.
Smithsonian Business College, Ogden, Utah
Smyrna Fitting Sch , Smyrna, Tenn
Snead Seminary, Boa*, Ala.
Snell Seminary, Berkeley, Calif
Snow Academy, Ephraim, Utah
Snow Hill Institute, Snow Hill, Ala.
Snow Hill Institute, Snow Hill, N C
Snyder Business School, Chicago, 111
Soclete Francalse du Julllet School, New Or-
leans, La.
Society of St Martha, Bronxvllle, N Y
Sodus Academy, Sodus, N Y
Somber Parochial School, Lake Mills, Iowa
Somerville Business College. Somervllle,
Somerville School, Savannah, Ga
Somerset Academy, Athena, Me
Somes School, Aurora, N Y
Sophia B Wright High School, New Or-
leans, La.
Soulo College, Murfreesboro, Tenn
Soule Commercial College, New Orleans, Liu
South Atlantic Institute, Guytown, Ga*
South Bend Com Col , South Bend, Ind
South Bend Conservatory, South Bend, Ind.
South Bethlehem Bus Col > South Bethlehem,
Pa
South Boston Female Inst, South Boston
South Carolina College, Columbia, & Q
South Carolina Co-Bdu Inst , Bdgefleld, S C
South Carolina Industrial Home, Irmo, S C.
South Carolina Industrial Home (colored),
Hartsvllle, B O
South Carolina Indus Sch , Florence, S C
South Carolina Medical Col , Charleston, S, C,
South Carolina Military Academy, Charles-
ton, S C
South Carolina Theol Sem, Columbus, S C
South Dakota State College of Agriculture,
Brooking** 8 D
South Dakota School tot* the Blind, Gary,
B D
South Dakota School for the Deaf Mutes,
Sioux Falli, S, D
South Dakota State College, Department of
Pharmacy, Brooking*, S D.
South Dakota Sch of Mines, Rapid City, S D
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South Dakota School of Mines, Rapid City
8 D
South Dakota Training School, Planklntoa
S D
South End Indus Sen , Roxbury, Mass
South Florida Military and Educational In
stitute, Bartow, Fla
South Fulton College, Fulton, Ky
South Georgia College, MoRae, Ga
South Georgia State Normal College, Val
dosta, Ga
South Jersey Institute, Brldgeton, N J
South Kentucky College, Hopkinsvllle, Ky
South Kingston High Sen , Peacedale, R I
South Lancaster Academy, South Lancaster
Mass
South West Academy, Hastings, Okla
South West Texas Normal School, San Mar-
cos Texas
S W Buchanan Collegiate Institute, Camp-
bellavllle, Ky
Southeast Alabama Agricultural School, Ab-
bey ville, Ala.
Southeastern Dental College, Atlanta, Ga
Southeastern State Normal School, Durant
Okla,
Southern Academic Inst , New Orleans, La
Southern Agricultural and Mechanical Col-
lege, New Orleans, La.
Southern Baptist Theo Sena , Louisville, Ky
Southern Branch of the State Normal School,
Cedar City, Utah
Southern Bus Col, Live Oak, Fla
Southern California Bus Col , Los Angeles,
Calif
Southern Christian College, West Point,
Miss.
Southern Christian Institute (colored), Ed-
wards, Miss
Southern College, Sutherland, Fla.
Southern Col of Music, New Orleans, La.
Southern Col of Pharmacy, Atlanta, Ga,
Southern Collegiate Inst, Albion, 111
Southern Conser of Music, Durham, N C
Southern Dental College, Atlanta, Ga
Southern Female Col, La Grange, Ga
Southern Female College, West Point, Miss
Southern Female College, Petersburg, Va.
Southern Home School Baltimore, Md
Southern Illinois State Normal University,
Carbondale, 111
Southern Indiana Bus Col , Washington, Ind
Southern Industrial Institute, Camphlll, Ala
Southern Industrial Institute, Charlotte,
N C
Southern Iowa Normal School, Bloomfleld, la
Southern Kansas Academy, Eureka, Kan
Southern Methodist University, Medical De-
partment, Dallas, Texas
Southern Methodist Univeralty, Dallas,
Southern Minnesota Normal, Austin, Minn
Southern Normal School, Douglas Ga.
Southern Ohio Normal College, Bwlngton, 0
Southern Oregon State Nor, Ashland. Ore
Southern Presbyterian College and Conserva-
tory of Music, Red Springs, N C
Southern School of Music, Augusta, Ga
Southern Sen of Osteopathy, Franklin, Ky
Southern Seminary, Buena Vista, Va
Southern Shorthand and Business University,
Atlanta, Ga
Southern Shorthand and Business University,
Norfolk, Va
Southern Tennessee Normal Institute, Es-
sary Springs, Tenn
Southern Training School, Graysville, Tenn
Southern University, Greensboro, Ala
Southern University and Agricultural and
Mechanical College, New Orleans, La
Southern Wisconsin Business College, Janes-
ville, Wls
Southland College and Normal Institute,
Southland, Ark
Southold Academy, Southold, N Y
Southslde Female Institute, Chase City, Va
Southslde Preparatory School, Southside,
Tenn
Southport Academy, Southport, N C
Southslde Preparatory Sch , Southslde, Tenn
Southwest Academy, Hastings, Okla
Southwest Alabama State Agricultural
School, Evergreen, Ala
Southwest Baptist College, Bolivar, Mo
Southwest Baptist College, Hastings, Okla
Southwest Texas College, Jasper, Tex
Southwest Texas Normal School, San Mar-
cos, Texas
Southwestern Baptist University, Depart-
ment of Law, Jackson, Tenn
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary,
Fort Worth, Tex
Southwestern Bus College, St Louis, Mo
Southwestern Business College, Paris, Tex
Southwestern College, Winfleld, Kan
Southwestern Homeopathic Medical College,
Louisville, Ky
Southwestern Louisiana Industrial Institute,
Lafayette, La
Southwestern Presbyterian Unlv, Clarks-
ville, Tenn
Southwestern Railroad Telegraph School,
St Louis, Mo
Southwestern State Normal, California, Pa
Southwestern State Normal, Weatherford,
Okla
Southwestern University, Georgetown, Tex,
Southwestern University Medical College,
Dallas, Tex
Spanish-American Normal School, El Rito,
N M
Spalding College, Spalding, Neb
Spalding Institute, Nauvoo, 111
Spalding Institute, Peoria, 111
Spaids School for Girls, Chicago, III
Sparks Business College, ShelbyvlHe, 111
Sparks Collegiate Institute, Sparks, Ga
Sparta Institute, Sparta, N C
Spartan Academy, Landrum, S C
Spartan High School, Landrum, S C
Spauldlng Institute, Muskogee, Okla
Spaulding's Com'l College, Kansas City, Mo.
Spelman Seminary (colored), Atlanta, Ga,
{pence's School for Girls, New York, N T
Spencer Business College, Birmingham, Ala
Spencer Business College. Mobile, Ala.
Spencer Business College, Spencer, la
Spencer High School, Spencer. N C
ipencer Institute, Taylorsville, Ky
Spencer's Business College, Nw Orleans, I*.
Spencer Business School, Soh«n«cta6y, N T
Spencer's Business School, Kingston, N T
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Spencerlan Business College, Louisville, Ky
Spencerlan Business Col , Milwaukee, Wls
Spencerlan Business School, Utlca, N Y
Spencerlan Business School, Yonkers, N Y
Spencerlan Commercial School, Louisville,
Ky
Spenceiian Commercial School, Cleveland, O
Spencerlan Inst of Bus , Newburgh, N Y
Spiceland Academy Spiceland, Ind
Splllei Academy, Hampton Va
Siding's School. South Orange, N J
Spring Hill College, Mobile, Ala
Spokane College, Spokane, Wash
Sprague Correspondence School of Journal-
ism, Detroit, Mich
Sprague Correspondence School of Law, De-
troit, Mich
Spring 4.rbor Seminary, Spring Arbor, Mich
Spring Garden Institute, Philadelphia, Pa
Spring Hill College, Spring Hill, Ala
Spring Hope Academy, Spring Hope, N C
Spring Lake College, Sprlngville, Ala
Spring Mills Academy, Spring Mills, Pa
Spring Rivez Academy, Galena, Kan
Springfield Business College, Springfield, 111
Springfield Business Col , Springfield, Mo
Springfield Notmal School, Springfield, Mo
Springfield Seminary Springfield, O
"Springstde," Chestnut Hill, Pa
Sproul A cad em >, Mexico, Mo
Spruce Cottage, Vlneland, N J
Stalllngs' School, Spencer, N C
Stamford Preparatory Academy, Stamford
Conn
Standard Shorthand School, Topeka, Kan
Stanford Seminal yr Stanford, Ky
S ton fotd Unlveisity, Stanford University P
O. Calif
Stanhope High School, Finch. N C
Stanley Business College, Macon, Qa,
Stanley Hall, Minneapolis Minn
Stanley College, Minneapolis, Minn
Stanton College for Young Ladles, Natchez,
Miss.
Staples High School, Westport, Conn
Star Academy, Star, N C
Star of the Sea Academy, Long Branch, N J
Star of the Sea Academy, Far Xtockaway,
N Y
Starke University School, Montgomery, Ala,
Starkey's Business College, Patenon, N J.
Starkey Seminary, Lakemont, N T*
Starkville Graded School, Starkville, Miss.
Starling-Ohio Medical College, Columbus, O
Starrett School for Girls, Chicago, 111
State Agricultural College, Burlington, Vt,
State Agricultural and Mechanical College,
Baton Rouge, La-
State Agricultural and Mechanical College
of Texas, College Station, Tex
State Agricultural School, Jonesboro, Ark.
State Agricultural School, Magnolia, Ark.
State Agricultural School, Montlcello, Ark,
State Agricultural School, RusseUviUe, Ark
State Business College, Minneapolis, Minn
State Business College, Tacoma, Wash
State Business College, Sheboygan, Wis
State College for Colored Students, Dover,
Del
State College of Kentucky, Lexington* Ky,
State College of Washington, Pullman, Wash
State Colored Normal School, Elizabeth City,
N C
State Colored Normal School, Fayettevllle,
N C
State Colored Normal School, Wlnston-Salem,
N C
State Dental College, Dallas, Texas
State Female Normal School, Farmvllle, Va
State Industrial Reformatory, Hutchinson,
Kan
State Industrial School for Boys, Bldora,
Iowa
State Industrial Sch for Boys, Topeka, Kan
State Industrial Sch for Girls, Beloit, Kan
State Industrial School for Girls, Mitchell-
ville, Iowa
State Industrial School, Ogden, Utah
State Institute for the Blind, Austin, Tex
State Institution for the Blind, Kansas City,
Kan
State Institution for Deaf, Dumb and Blind,
Cedar Spring, S C
State Institution for Feeble Minded, Medical
Lake, Wash
State Manual Training Normal School, Quln-
daro, Kan
State Manual Training Normal School,
Pittsburg Kan
State Normal and Industrial College, Greens-
boro, N C
State Normal-Industrial School, Ellen dale,
N D
State Normal and Industrial School, Harrl-
sonbuig, Va
State Normal and Industrial School for
Women, Freflericksburg, Va,
state Normal College, Athens, Ohio
State Normal and Train Sch , Portland, N Y
Btate Normal College, Ypsilanti, Mich
State Normal School, Florence, Ala
State Normal School Jacksonville, Ala
State Normal School, Livingston, Ala,
State Normal School, Moundville, Ala
State Normal, Troy, Ala
State Normal School, Chlco, Calif
State Noimal School, Los Angeles, Calif
State Normal School, San Diego, Calif
State Normal School, San Francisco, Calif
State Noimal School, San Jose, Calif
State Normal School Gunnlson, Colo
State Normal School, Danbury, Conn
State Normal School, Athens, Ga
State Normal School, Albion, Idaho
State Normal School, Lewlston, Idaho
State Normal School, Emporla, Kan
State Noimal School, Bridgewater, Mass
State Normal School, Fitchbur*. Maes
State* Normal School, Farrntngham, Mass
State Normal School, Hyannis, Mass
Stnto Noimal School* Lowell, Mass,
State Normal School, North Adams, Mass,
State Normal Bchool, Sal am, Mats.
State Normal School, Westflela, Mass.
State Normal School, Worcester, Has*.
State Normal School, Buluth* Klnn
Stnto Normal School, Manfcftto* Mtnn,
State* Normal School, Moorh**£» Hlnn
State Normal School, fit, Cloud, Minn
State Normal $6feo6!» Winon*, Minn
State Normal School, Ctpe CHrardeau, Mo
State NormW School, Ktrktvill*, Mo
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Btate formal School, Maryrille, Mo
State Normal School. Springfield, Mo
State Normal School, Warrensburg-, Mo
State Normal School, Reno, Nev
State Normal School, Montclair, N J
State Normal School, Cullowhee, N C
State Normal School, Mayville, N D
State Normal School, Valley City, N D
State Normal School, Buffalo, N Y
State Normal School, New Plata, N Y
State Normal School, Onconta, N Y
State Normal School, Oneonta, N Y
State Normal School, Bowling Green. Ohio
State Normal School, Kent, Ohio
State Normal School, Oxford, Ohio
State Normal School, Monmouth, Ore
State Normal School, Bloomsberg, Pa,
State Normal School, Indiana, Pa
State Normal School, Mansfield, Pa.
State Normal School West Chester, Fa.
State Normal School, Spearflsh, S D
State Normal School, Springfield, S D
State Normal School, Salt Lake City, Utah
State Normal School, Castleton, Vt
State Normal School, Johnson, Vt
State Normal School, Belllngham, Wash
State Normal School, Cheney, Wash
State Normal School, Athena, W Va
State Normal School, Glenvllle, W Va
State Normal School, Milwaukee, Wls
State Normal School, Oshkosh, Wls
State Normal School Platteville, Wta
State Normal School, River Falls, Wis
State Normal School, Stevens Point, Wls
State Normal School, Superior, Wis *
State Normal School, Whitewater, Wls
State Normal School of Pennsylvania, Indi-
ana, Pa.
State Normal School for Colored Students,
Montgomery, Ala.
State Normal School of Manual Arts, Santa
Barbara, Calif
State Normal and Training: School, Brock-
port, N Y
State Normal and Training School, Cornwall,
N Y
State Normal and Training School, Fredonia,
State Normal and Training School, Oswego,
N Y
State Normal and Training School, Potsdam,
N Y
State Normal Train School, Danbury, Conn.
State Normal Train Sch , New Britain, Conn
State Normal Train Sch , New Haven, Conn
State School for the Deaf, Vancouver, Wash
State School of Mines, Wilburton, Okla
State Normal Train Sch, Willimantic, Conn
State School for the Blind, Jacksonville, 111
Sch001 *or the Bllndl Bath~
2JaJe |c£°ol foi the Deaf, Jacksonville, III
eta*! ^J00,1 ,for the Deaf' Sulphur, Okls,
Itat? R??00/ J°r the 1>6af' T^c«on, Ari«
ana
State School for the Deaf and Blind, Colo-
rado Springs, Colo
State School for the Deaf and Dumb, Aus-
tin, Tex
State Soldiers' Orphans' Home, Atchlson,
Kan
State Training School for Boys, Bed Win*,
Minn
Btate Training School for Boys, Pauls Val-
ley, Okla.
State Training School, Chehalis, Wash
State School for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind,
Austin, Tex
State School for Feeble Youth, Winfield, Kan
State University, Louisville, Ky
State University of Iowa, Iowa City, la
State University of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky
State University of North Dakota, Grand
Forks, N D
Staten Island Academy, New Brighton, N Y
Statesboro Institute and Business College,
Btatesboro, Ga
Statesville Female College, Statesvllle, N C
Staunton Military Academy, Staunton, Va
Stayner's Shorthand School, Lincoln, Neb
Stearns School, Mt Vernon, N H
Stellavllle High School, Stellavllle, Ga
Stenographic Institute, Ann Arbor, Mich
Stenographic Practical Training School,
Bloomlngton, Ind
Stepping Stone Kindergarten, So Kingston,
R I
Sterling Bu«inee0 College, Sterling, 111
Sterling Industrial College (colored), Green-
ville, S C
Sterling Industrial College, Greenville, S C.
Stern's School of Languages, Brooklyn, N, Y
Sternberg School of Music, Philadelphia, Pa,
Steinberg School of Music, Philadelphia, Pm.
Stephens College, Columbia, Mo
Stephens Institute, Crawfordville, Ga
Stephens Institute, Forsyth, Ga
Stephenson Seminary, Charlestown W Va.
Stephenson Train School, Marlnette, Wis
Stetson Unlveisity, John B, De Land, Fla,
Steubenville Business Col , Steubenville, O
Stevan School for Girls, Chicago, 111
Steven s Hall, Gettysburg, Fa
Steven's High School, Claremount, N K
Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken.
N J
Steven s Manual Train Sch , Lancaster, Pa.
Stevens Point Bus Col, Stevens Point, Wls
Stevens School, New Gloucester. Me
Stevens School, Hoboken, N J
Stevens School, Asheville, N C
Stevens School for Girls, Germantown, Pa.
Stevenson Art School, Pittsburgh, Pa
Stovensvllle Train School, StevensviHe, Mont
Stewartstown Collegiate Institute, Stewarts-
town, Pa
Still College of Osteopathy, Des Moines, Xa
S tlllman Business College, Danbury, Conn
Stlllman Institute, Tuscaloosa, Ala
Stillmore College, Stillmore, Ga
Stinceon Institute, Orrum, N C
Stockbridge Hall, Yarmouth, Me
Stockton Business College, Stockton, CaUf
Stokes' Business College, Charleston, & C
Stone's School of Watchmaking, St. Paul,
Minn
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Stoneville High School, Stonevllle, N C
Stonewall Jackson Institute, Abingdon, Va
Storer College, Harper's Ferry, W Va.
Storrs School, Atlanta, Ga
Story's College of Commerce, Portage, Wit
Stout Institute, Menoxnlnee, Wis
Straight University, New Orleans, La
Strayer's Business Col , Washington, D C
Strayer's Business College, Baltimore, Md
Strayer's Business Col , Philadelphia, Pa-
Strode Academy, Oswego, Kan
Strong College of Music, Dixon, 111
Stuart Hall, Staunton, Va
Stuart School, Washington, D C
Stuart's School, Reading, Pa
Stuart's School, Sewlckley, Fa
Stuart's School, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Students' Art School, Denver, Colo
Sturm an' s Preparatory Sch , Augusta, Ga.
Stuttgart College, Stuttgart, Ark.
Stuttgart College, Stuttgart, Ark
Stuttgart Training School, Stuttgart, Ark
Success Shorthand School, Chicago, 111
Success Shorthand School, New York, N T
Sue Bennett Memorial School, London, Ky
Suffolk College, Suffolk, Va
Suffolk Institute, Suffolk, Va.
Suffolk Institute, Woodstock, Va.
Suffolk Normal Training School (colored),
Suffolk, Va
Sugar Grove Seminary, Sugar Grove, Pa
Sullins College, Bristol, Tenn
Sullins College, Bristol, Va.
Summerland College, Batesburg, 8 C
Summertown Seminary, Summertown, Tenn
Summer's College of Commerce, Bast St
Louis, III
Summer Hill Business College, Omen, Texas
Summer's Col of Commerce, Colllnsville, 111
Summer's Col of Commerce, Granite City, 111
Summerlin Institute, Bartow, Fla.
Summertown Seminary, Summertown, Tenn
Summerville Academy, Augusta, Ga
SummersvfHe Normal School, Summersville,
W Va
Summitt Stake Academy, Coalville, Utah.
Summit Academy, Summit, N J
Sunderland Memorial School, Concord, N C
Sunny Side Seminary, Mooksvllle, N C
Sunnyside School, Ambler, Pa.
Sunnyside School, Chester, Pa
Susquehanna Collegiate Inst , Towanda, Pa.
Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove, Pa
Sutherland! Seminary, Sutherlands, N C
Swainsboro High School, Bwainsboro, Ga
Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa
Swarthmore Prep Sch , Swarthmore, Pa.
Swedish Methodist Episcopal Theological
Seminary, Evanaton, 111
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Orphani'
Home, Cleburne, Kan
Swedish Theological School, Evantton, 111
Sweet Briar College, Sweet Briar, Va.
Sweet Springs Academy, Sweet Spring*, Mo.
Sweetwater, College, Sweetwater, Tenn.
Swift Memorial College (colored), Rogers-
vine, Tenn
Swift Memorial Institute, Hogmvllle, Tenn.
Sycamore Farm Home School for Nervous
and Backward Children, Newburgh, N. T
Sylvarena High School, Sylvarena, MUs.
Symond's Kindergarten Train Sch , Boston.
Syms' School, New York, N Y
Synodical Female College, Fulton, Mo
Syracuse Com'l School, Syracuse, N Y
Syracuse High School Nor Dept , Syracuse
Syracuse University, Syracuse, N Y
Syracuse University, Teachers' College,
Syracuse, N Y
Syracuse University, Lyman Cornelius Smith
College of Applied Science, Syracuse, N Y
Syracuse University, College of Fine Arts,
Syracuse, N Y
Syracuse University College of Law, Syra-
cuse, N Y
Syracuse University, School of Forestry,
Syracuse, N Y
Syracuse University, College o-f Medicine,
Syracuse, N Y
Tabor Academy, Marion, Mass
Tabor College, Tabor, la
Tacoma Academy, Tacoma, Wash.
Tacoma Business College, Tacoma, Wain.
Tacoma School for Girls, Lakeville, Conn
Taconic School for Girls, Lakeville, Conn
Taft School for Boys, Watertown, Conn
Talt's School for Boys, Watertown, Conn.
Talladega College, Talladega, Ala
Tampa Business College, Tampa, Fla.
Tampa Preparatory School, Tampa, Fla
Tanner's Business Col , Washington, D C
Tate School, Shelbyvllle, Tenn
Tarboro Male Academy, Tarboro, N C.
Tarkio College, Tarkio, Mo
Taunton Business College, Taunton, Mass
Taylor School of Business, Philadelphia, Pa.
Taylor University, Upland, Ind.
Tasewell College, Tazewell, Tenn.
Tazewell College, Ta&ewell, Va.
Teachers' College, St Louis, MD
Teachers' College Columbia Unlv , New York,
Teachers' College of Indianapolis, Indian-
apolis, Ind
Teachers' Training School, Albany, N Y
Teachers' Training School, St Paul, Minn.
Teacheis' Training School, HoboEen, N J
•Teachers' Training School, Springfield, HI
Teale's School of Stenography and Lan-
guages, Brooklyn, N Y
Technical Academy, Greenville, O
Technical Normal School, Chicago, HI
Technical School for Carriage Draftsmen
and Mechanics, New York, N Y
Technical Sch of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, O
Technological High School, Atlanta, Oft,
Temperance Industrial and Collegiate Insti-
tute, Claremont, Va
Tempe Normal School, Tempe, Ari*.
Temple University, Philadelphia, Pa.
Temple School of Shorthand, Washington,
D C
Ten Broeck Free Academy, FrankllnvUle,
N Y.
Tenaere, Wellesley, Mass.
Tennessee Ao'd'y of Music, Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee College, Murfreesboro, Tenn
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Tennessee Female College, Franklin, Tenn
Tennessee Medical College, Knoxville, Tenn
Tennessee Military Inst, Sweetwater, Tenn
Tennessee Normal Col , Fountain City, Tenn
Tenth District Agricultural School, Granite
Hill, Ga
Terre Haute Veterinary College, Terre
Haute, Ind
Tewksbury School, Braircllffe Manor, N Y
Tewksbury School, Irvington, N Y
Texas Christian University, Ft Worth, Tex
Texas Dental College, Houston, Texas
Texas Fairemont Seminary, Weatherford,
Texas
Texas Holiness University, Penlel, Tex
Texas Presbyterian College, Milford, Tex
Texas Wesleyan College, Austin. Tex
Texas "Woman's College, Brant, Tex
Tbacher School Nordhoff, Calif
Tharp University School, Louisville, Ky
Thayer Academy South Braintree, Mass
Thayer Academy, Somerville, Mass
The Drillery, Washington, D C
The Sims Day and Home School, Spring-
field, Mass
The Gateway, New Haven, Conn
The Georgia Robertson Christian College,
Henderson, Tenn
The Hannah Moore Academy, Relstertown,
Aid
The Office School, Minneapolis, Minn
"The Rosary" School for Girls, West Ho-
boken, N J
The School at Jubilee, Oak Hill, 111
The Seminary, Hollidaysburg, Pa
Theodore Harris Institute, Pineville, Ky
Theological Seminary of SusQuehanna Uni-
versity, Scranton, Pa.
Theological School and Calvin College, Grand
Rapids Mich
Theological Seminary of the Reformed Epis-
copal Church, Philadelphia, Pa.
Theological Seminary ot the Reformed Pres-
byterian Church in North America, Phila-
delphia, Pa
Theological Seminary of the St Surplace and
St Mary's University, Baltimore. Md
Theological Seminary of the Reformed
Church, Lancaster, Pa
Thetford Academy, Thetford, Vt
Thibodeau's College, Fall River, Mass
TMel College, Greenville, Pa
Third District AgrI School, Abbeville, Ala.
Third District AgrI School, Amerlcus, Ga
Thomas Arnold High School, Salado Tex
Thomas Arnold School, Chicago, 111
Thomas Normal Train Sen , Detroit, Mich
Thomas School, Memphis, Tenn
Thomas School of Art. New York, N Y
Thomas School of Stenography and Type-
writing; South Bend, Ind
ThU££8VlII?>HI*h Sch001' T1»omaivllle. N C
Do^er° Ser0nl Sch001 of Travel,
ssisb:
ssss :
Thornton Academy, Saco, Me
Thornwell Oiphanage, Clinton, S C
Thorsby Institute, Thorsby, Ala
Three Rivers Business Academy, Three
Rivers, Mich
Throop Polytechnic Inst, Pasadena, Calif
Thurston-Gleim Preparatory School, Pitts-
burg, Pa
Thurston Preparatory Sch , Pittsburgh, Pa
Tiffin's Business Institute, Keene, N H
Thurston School for Boys, Fittsburg, Pa
Til ford Collegiate Academy, Vlnton, la
Tlllett School, Elizabeth City, N C
Tillotson College, Austin, Tex
Timlow's School for Girls, Washington
D C
Tilton Seminary, Tllton, N H
Tlpton i Select School, Paris, Kj
Tiptonville High School, Tlpton villc Tenn
Titusvllle Business College, TitusMlIe, Fa
Tobin College, Fort Dodge, la
Toby's Institute of Accounts, New York
Toby s Institute of Accounts and School of
Shorthand, New York, N Y
Toby's Practical Bus Col , Waco, Tex
Todd Seminary for Boys, Woodstock 111
Toland's Business College, Spencer, la.
Toland's Business Univ , Mason City, la
Toland's Business Univ, WInona, Minn
Toledo Conservatory Of Music, Toledo, O
Toledo Medical College, Toledo, O
Toledo Normal and Train Sch , Toledo, O
Toledo University, Toledo, O
Toledo University Manual Training School,
Toledo, O
Tomah Indian Training School, Tomah, Wls
Tomaso Mandolin School Chicago, 111
Tome School for Boys, Port Deposit, Md.
Topeka Business College, Topeka, Kan
Topeka Industrial and Educational Institute,
Topeka, Kan
Tougaloo University, Tougaloo Miss
Tougaloo University (colored), Tougaloo,
Miss
Toulon Academy, Toulon, 111
Towanda Business College Towanda Pa
Townsend Industrial School, Newport, R I
Townsena s School for Girls Newark, N J
Train Dispatcher s School of Telegraphy, De-
troit, Mich
Trainer's Business Col , Perth Am boy, N J
Training School for Children s Librarians,
Pittsbuigh, Pa
Training School foi Kindergarten, Philadel-
phia, Pa
Train School for Teachers, Jersey City, N JT
Transylvania University, Lexington, Ky
Traub's Business College, Cincinnati, O
Traverse City Business College, Traverse
Citv, Mich
Travis Preparatory School, Syracuse, N Y
Trent School, Merrttt, N C
Trenton Technical School of Science and
Art, Trenton, N J
TrI-State Business College, Cumberland, Md.
Tri-State College, Angola, Ind
Tri-State Commercial College, Keokuk,
Iowa
Trl-State College of Pharmacy, Angola, Ind.
Trldeska College, Crews Depot, Ala
Trinidad Business College, Trinidad, Colo,
Trinity College, Hartford, Conn
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Trinity College, Washington, D C
Trinity College, Durham, N C
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran School, Boone,
Iowa.
Trinity Lutheran School, Jackson, Mich
Trinity Park School, Durham, N C
Trinity School, Lenox, Man
Trinity School, San Francisco, Calif
Trinity Boarding School, Rossville, N Y
Trinity School, New Orleans, La
Trinity School, Chocowinty, N C
Trinity School, New York, N Y
Trinity University Waxahachie, Tex
Troy Academy, Tiov, N Y
Troy Business College, Troy, N Y
Troy Conference Academy, Poultney, Vt
Troy Conservatory of Music, Troy, N Y
Troy Female Seminary, Troy, N Y
Troy School of Arts and Crafts, Troy, N Y
Tubb's Business College, Charleroi, Pa
Tucker School of Expression, Cleveland, O
Tudor Hall, Indianapolis, Ind
Tufts College, Tufts College P O, Mass
Tufts College Dental School, Boston, Mass
Tufts College Medical School, Boston, Mass
Tugalo Military Institute, Carnesville, Ga
Tulane University, New Orleans, La
Tulsa Business College, Tulsa, Okla
Turner Normal College (colored), Shelby-
ville, Tenn
Tuscaloosa Female College, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Tuscarora Academy, Academla, Pa.
Tusculum College, Tusculom, Tenn
Tucson Business College, Tucson, Ariz.
Tuskegee State Normal and Industrial In-
stitute, Tuskegee, Ala
Turner Theological Seminary, Atlanta, Ga.
Twentieth Century Shorthand Sen , Chicago
Twentieth Century and Cowles Shorthand
School, New Orleans, La
Twin City Commercial College, Menominee,
Mich
Tyler Commercial College, Tyler, Tex
Tyler School, Providence, R. I
Tylers Business College, Worcester, Mass
Tyro High School, Tyro, Miss,
Uhrichsvllle - Dennison Business College,
Uhrichsville, Ohio,
Ulntah Stake Academy, Vernal, Utah
Ulster Free Academy, Rondout, N Y
Underbill's Phonographic Institute. Roches-
ter, N Y
Union Academy of Belleville, Belleville,
Union Academy, Belleville, N Y
Union Academy, Anna, 111*
Union Academy and Business College, West-
field, Ind.
Union Baptist High School, Bodcaw, Ark
Union Baptist Institute, Mount Vernou, Ga.
Union Bible Seminary, Westneld, Ind,
Union Biblical Institute, Napervllle, 111
Union Business College, LaFayette, Ind.
Union Business College, Bridgeport, Conn,
Union Business College, Elizabeth, N J
Union Business College, Philadelphia, Pa
Union Business College, Eau Claire, Wls
Union Christian College, Merom, Ind
Union Church High School, Union Church,
Miss
Union College, Barboursville, Ky
Union College, College View, Neb
Union College, Sch^nectady, N Y
Union Com 1 College, Grand Forks, N D
Union Electiic Telegraph School, Chicago
Union Electric Telegraph School, St Louis,
Mo
Union Female College Eufaula, Ala.
Union Institute, Unionville, N C
Union Institute, Kershaw, 8 C
Union Ridge Academy, Union Ridge, N C
Union and Classical School, Phelps, N Y
Union Seminary, New Berlin, Pa
Union Theological Seminary, New York, N Y
Union Theological Seminary In Virginia,
Richmond, Va
Union University, Albany, N Y
Union University, Jack-eon Tenn
United Business College, Maryaville, Calif
United Business College, Woodland, Calif
United States College of Veterinary Surgery,
Washington, D C
United States Indian Industrial School, Phoe-
nix, Ariz
United States Indian Industrial School, Santa
Fe, N M
United States Indian Industrial School, Cap-
lisle Pa
United States Indian Sch , Rapid City, S D
United States Military Academy, West Point,
N Y
United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md
United States School of Music, New York
United States School of Secretaries, New
York, N Y.
United Typothetae of America Technical
School of Printing, Indianapolis, Ind
Unity Hall High School, Lawland, N C
University and Bellevue Hospital Medical
College, New York, N Y
University Business College, Iowa City, la.
University Col of Medicine, Richmond, Va.
University Extension Law School, Chicago
University High School, Birmingham, Ala.
University High School, Chicago, 111
University Medical College, Kansas City, Mo
University School, Boston, Mass.
University Training School, Oxford, Miss
University Training School, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
University of Akron, Akron, O
University of Alabama, University, Ala
University of Alabama Medical Department,
Mobile, Ala
University of Alabama School of Pharmacy,
Mobile, Ala
University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
University of Arizona* Tucson, Ariz
University of Arkansas, Fayettevllle, Ark.
University of Arkansas Law Department,
Little Rook, Ark.
University of Arkansas Medical Department,
Little Rook, Art,
University of Arts and Trade*, Toledo, O
University of Buffalo, Buffalo, N Y
University of Buffalo, Dental Department,
Buffalo, N. Y
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University ot Buffalo, College of Pharmacy,
Buffalo, N 7
University of Buffalo, Medical Department,
Buffalo, N T
University of California, Berkeley, Calif
University of California College of Dentistry,
San Francisco, Calif
University of California Medical Department,
San Francisco, Calif
University of California, San Francisco,
Calif
Univ of Chattanooga, Chattanooga, Tenn.
University of Chicago, Chicago, 111
University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, O
University College of Medicine, Richmond,
Va.
University College, Oak Hill, Ohio
University of Colorado, Boulder, Colo
University of Dallas, Dallas, Tex
University of Denver, Denver, Colo
University of Detroit, Detroit, Mich
University of Florida, Gainesville, Fla*
University of Georgia, Athens, Ga.
University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho
University of Illinois, Urbana, 111
University of Illinois School of Medicine,
Chicago, 111.
University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kan
University of Kansas School of Medicine,
Kosedale, Kan.
University of Louisville, Medical Depart-
ment, Louisville, Ky
University of Louisville. Louisville, Ky
University of Maine, Orono, Me
University of Maine School of Law, Bangor,
Me
University of Maryland, Baltimore, Md.
University Medical College, Kansas City,
Mo
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.
University of Middle Tennessee, Tullahoma,
Tenn
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn.
University of Mississippi, University P O,
University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo
University of Montana, Missoula, Mont.
University of Nashville, Nashville, Tenn
University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb
University of Nebraska College of Medicine,
Omaha, Neb
University of Nevada, Reno, Nev
University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, N M
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill,
N C
University of North Carolina Medical School
(Junior and Senior), Raleigh, N. C
University of North Dakota, University P
O, N D
University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, In*
University of Oklahoma, Norman, Okla.
University of Oklahoma, School of Medicine,
Oklahoma, Okla.
University of Omaha, Omaha, Neb
University of Oregon, Eugene, Ore
University of Oregon Medical Department,
Portland, Ore
University of Oregon Law School, Portland,
fjre
University of the Pacific, San Jose, Calif
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa.
University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa
University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, Wash.
University of Redlands, Redlands, Calif
University of Rochester, Rochester, N 7
University of Santa Clara, Santa Clara,
Calif
University of South Carolina, Columbia, S C
University of South Dakota, Vermilion, S D,
University of South California, Los Angeles.
University of St Ignatius, San Francisco,
Calif
University of Tennessee Dental Department,
Nashville, Tenn
University of Tennessee, College of Dent-
istry, Memphis, Tenn
University of Tennessee, College of Medi-
cine, Memphis, Tenn
University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn
University of Tennessee Medical Department,
Nashville, Tenn
University of Tennessee, School of Phar-
macy, Memphis, Tenn.
University of Texas, Austin, Tex.
University of Texas School of Pharmacy,
Galveston, Tex
University of Texas Medical Department,
Galveston, Tex
University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn
University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah.
University of Vermont and State Agricul-
tural College, Burlington, Vt.
University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va.
University of Washington, Seattle, Wash
University of West Tennessee, Jackson, Tenn.
University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.
University of Wooster, Wooster, O
University of Wyoming,, Laramle, Wyo
University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn.
University Preparatory School, Ithaca, N T
University Preparatory School of Oklahoma,
Tonkawa, Okla
University School, Clanton, Ala
University School, Montgomery, Ala
University School, Washington, D C
University School, San Francisco, Calif
University School, Louisville, Ky
University School, New Orleans, La
University School, Duluth, Minn.
University School, Cleveland, O
University School, The, Providence, R L
University School, Columbia, S a
University School, Columbus, O
University School, Memphis, Tenn
University School, Charlottesville, Va.
University School for Boys, Stone Mountain,
Ga
University School for Boys, Chicago, III
University School for Boys, Baltimore, Md.
University School for Boys, St. Louis, Mo.
University School for Girls, Chicago, HI,
University School of Music, Ann Arbor. Mich.
Upsala College, Kenilworth, N J
Upper Iowa University, Fayette, la.
Upson Seminary, New Preston, Conn
Upton School for Girls, Brooklyn, N T.
Urania Normal College, Glasgow, Ky
Urban Academy, Los Angeles, Cal
Urbana University, Urbana, O
Urlch Private School, Lebanon, P*.
Urichsville-Dennison Business CoL, Urich*-
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Ureinus College, Collegeville, Fa
Ursullne Academy, Santa Rosa, Calif
Ursullne Academy, Paola, Kan
Urauline Academy, St Ignace, Mich
Ursuline Academy, MIddleton, N Y
Ursullne Academy, New Rochelle, N Y
Ursuline Academy, New York, N Y
Ursuline Academy, Cincinnati, O
Ursuline Academy, Cleveland, O
Ursuline Academy, St Martin, O
Ursuline Academy, Dallas, Tex.
Ursullne Academy, Louisville, Ky
Ursuline Academy, Laredo, Tex
Ursuline College and Academy, New Or-
leans, La.
Ursullne Academy, San Antonio, Tex
Ursuline Academy, Whltewright, Tex
Ursullne Academy, Wilmington, Del
Ursuline Academy, St Louis, Mo
Ursuline Academy of the Immaculate Con-
ception, Louisville, Ky
Ursuline Convent, St Peter, Mont
Ursuline Convent, Falls City* Neb
Ursullne Convent, Bedford Park, N Y
Ursullne Convent, Columbia, S C.
Ursuline Convent, Oalveston, Tex
Ursuline Convent, Muskegon, Mich
Ursuline Convent of the Sacred Heart, Miles
City. Mont
Ursuline Convent of the Sacred Heart, To-
ledo, O
Ursullne Young Ladies' Academy, Pitts-
burgh, Pa
Utah Business College, Salt Lake City, Utah
Utah State School of Mines, Salt Lake City,
j Utah
Utlca Business Institute, Utlca, N Y
Utica Catholic Academy, Utlca, N Y
Utlca Conservatory of Music, Utlca, N Y
Utica Female Academy, Utica, N Y
Utica Normal and Indus Sen , Utlca, Miss
Utica Stenographic Institute, Utlca, N Y
Utopia Academy, Newberry, S C.
Vaiden Institute, Vaiden, Miss
Vall-Deane School, Elizabeth, N J
Valder Business and Nor Sen , Decorah, la.
Vander Nalllen School of Engineering, Oak-
land, Calif
Valentine's Dress Cutting School, Chicago
Valentine's School of Telegraphy, Janesville,
WIs.
Valley Female College, Winchester, Va.
Valley City Com'l Son , Grand Rapids, Mich
Valley High School, Spottswood, Va.
Valparaiso University, Valparaiso, Ind.
Valparaiso School of Photography, Val-
paraiso, Ind
Vance School, West Chester, Pa,
Van der Nalllen School of Engineering, San
Francisco, Calif
Van Horn Institute, Slaugbtersville, Ky
Van Norman Institute, New York, N Y.
Van Rensselaer Academy Rensselaer, Mo
Van Rensselaer Seminary, Burlington, N, J,
Van Sant's School, Omaha, Neb.
Vanderbilt Training School, Blkton, Ky
Vanderbilt Training Soh , Henderson, Term.
Vanderbitt University, Nashville, Tenn
Vashon College, Burton, Wash
Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N Y
Velasco School of Languages, Brooklyn, N Y
Veltin School, New York, N Y
Verbeck Hall, Manlius, N Y
Vermilion Giove Academy, Vermilion Grove,
111
Vermont Academy, Saxton s River, Vt
Vermont Business College, Burlington, Vt
Vermont State Industrial School, Vergen-
nes, Vt
Verner Military Institute, Tuscaloosa, Ala
Vet Musical Academy, Detroit, Mich
Vicksburg Commercial Sch , Vicksburg, Miss
Vienna Conservatory of Music, New York
Villa Barlow Academy, St Albans, Vt
Villa de Chantal, Rock Island, 111
Villa Maria Academy, New York, N Y
Villa Maria Academy, Erie, Pa
Villa Maria Academy, West Chester, Pa
Villa Sancta Scholastica, Duluth, Minn
Villanova College, Vlllanova, Pa
Vincennes Business College, Vincennes, Ind.
Vincennes University, Vincennes, Ind
Vineland Business School, Vineland, N J
Virgil Clavier School, Portland, Me.
Virgil Piano School, New York, N Y
Virgil School of Music, New York, N Y
Virginia Baptist Seminary, Lynohburg, Va
Virginia Christian College, Lynchburg, Va.
Virginia City Min School, Virginia City, Nev
Virginia College, Roanoke, Va
Virginia Home and Training School for
Feeble-Minded and Epileptic, Falls Church,
Va
Virginia Institute, Bristol, Va
Virginia Mechanic's Institute, Richmond, Va.
Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, Va
Virginia Normal and Industrial Institute,
Petersburg, Va
Virginia Polytechnic Inst , Blacksburg, Va.
Virginia School of Dentistry, Medical College
of Virginia, Richmond, Va.
Virginia School of Pharmacy, Medical Col-
lege of Virginia, Richmond, Va.
Virginia Theological Seminary and College,
LyncBburg, Tenn
Virginia Union University, Richmond, Va
Visitation Academy, Evanston, 111
Visitation Academy, Las Graces, N M
Visitation Convent, Washington, D C
Visitation Convent, St Paul, Minn.
Volant College, Volant, Pa.
Von Bnde School of Music, New York, N Y
Von Stein Academy, Los Angeles, Calif
Vories' Business College, Indianapolis, Ind.
Voorhees Industrial School (colored), Den-
mark, S C
Waban School, Waban, Mass.
Wabash Business College, Terre Haute, Ind
Wabash College, Crawfordsville, Ind.
Waoo Conservatory of Muslo, Waco, Tex.
Wadevllle Academy, Wadeville, N C
Wadesboro Academy, Wadesboro, N C
Wagner Memorial 'Lutheran College, Ro-
chester, N Y*
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Wahl-Henius Institute, Chicago,
Wake Forest College, Wake Forest, N C
Wakefleld ClaBslcal and Mathematical School,
Waken eld. N C
Walbrldge Private Sch , Grand Rapids, Mich
Walden College, McPherson, Kan
Walden University, Nashville, Tenn
Waldorf Lutheran College, Forest City,
Iowa
Walford Lutheran College, Forest City, la
Walker Baptist Institute, Augusta, Oa
Walker Baptist Institute, Augusta, Ga
Walker High School, Newman, Ga
Walker's Preparatory School, Salem, Mass
Walker's School for Girls, Lakewood, N J
Wall School, Honey Grove, Tex
Wallace Business College, Denver, Colo
Wallace Commercial School, Chicago, 111
Wallace's University School, Nashville, Tenn
Walla Walla College, Walla Walla, Wash
Wallcourt School for Girls, Aurora, N Y
Walllngford Academy, Charleston, 8 C
Walnut Cove High Sch , Walnut Cove, N C
Walnut Lane School, Germantown, Pa
Walnut Grove College, Walnut Grove, Ala
Walnut Hill Wellesley Preparatory School,
Natick, Mass
Walnut Hill High School, Cincinnati, Ohio
Walnut Springs Academy, Marshall, N C
Walthall Normal School, Wai th all, Miss
Waltham New Church Sch , Waltham, Mass
Walt ham Industrial School for Watchmak-
ing Waltham, Mas*
Waltham School for Girls, Waltham, Mass
Waltham Sch of Business, Waltham, Mass
Walther College, St Louis, Mo
Walton Col of Expression, Spokane, Wash
Walworth Business Institute, New York
Wanchese Academy, Wanchese, N C
Waplea Bissell School, Ann Arbor, Mich
Ward Academy Academy, 8 D
Ward-Belmont Seminary, Nashville, Tenn
Warner Institute, Jonesboro. Tenn
Warner's Business School BJlmira, N Y
Warren Academy, Woburn, Mass
Warren Business College, Warren, Ohio
Warren Conservatory of Music, Warren Pa
Warren Correspondence School, Warren, Pa
Warren Military Band School, Warren,
Ohio
Warren School of Expression, Reading and
Articulation, New York. N Y
Warrensburg Bus Col , Warrensburg, Mo
Warren ton High School, Wanenton, N C
Warsaw High School, Warsaw, N C
Wartburg College, Clinton, la
Wartburg Seminary, Dubuque, la
Wartburg Teachers Seminary and Academy
Waverly, la
Warthen College, Wrightsville. Ga
Warwick Institute, Warwick, N Y
wisatch Academy, Mount Pleasant, Utah
Wash burn College, Topeka, Kan
Wash burn College School of Fine Arts, To*
peJca, Kan
Wish bum School, San Jose, Calif
Washbuin Seminary, Beaufort, N C
Washington Academy, Bast Machlas, Me
Washington Academy, Salem, N Y
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Washington Academy, Washington Kan
Washington Agncultuial College, Pullman,
Washington and Jefferson College, Wash-
Washingto/and Lee Unlv , Lexington, Va
Washington Business College, St Louis, Mo
Washington Business Col , Tacoma, Wash
Washington Business Col, Washington, Pa
Washington Business High School, Washing-
Washington Christian Col , Washington, D C
Washington City Normal Kindergarten Insti-
tute Washingt6n, I> C
Washington College, Washington, D C
Washington College, Chestertown, Md
Washington College Washington College P
O Teun
Washington College of Law Washington,
D C
Washington College of Music, Washington,
D C
Washington College for Young Ladies, Wash-
ington, D C
Washington County State Normal School,
Machlas, Me
Washington Dental College, Dental Dept,
Georgetown University. Washington, D C
Washington Female Sem , Washington, D C
Washington Kmdergaiten Normal Institute,
Washington, D C
Washington Normal School, Detroit, Mich
Washington Normal School No 1, Washing-
ton D C
Washington Noimal School No 2, Washing-
ton, D C
Washington School for Boys, Washington,
D C
Washington Seminary, Washington, D C
Washington Seminary, Washington, Pa
Washington Seminary, Atlanta, Ga
Washington State College, Pullman, Wash
Washington State Normal, Bllensburg Wash
Washington State School for the Deaf and
Blind, Vancouver Wash
"Washington Univeisity St Louis, Mo
Wafeis Normal Institute Winton, N C
Waterbury Business Col Waterburj, Conn
"Waterbury Indus School Waterbuo Conn
Waterloo Business College Waterloo, la
Wateiman Hall Sycamore 111
Watertown Business College, Watertown,
8 D
Watertown Com'l College, Watertown, ^ D
Watertown Train School, Watertown, Tenn
Watervllet Academy, Watervliet, N Y
Watson Seminary, Ashley, Mo
Watson s Business College, Chicago, IH
Watson School Berkeley, Calif
Walters Business College, Cincinnati, O
Watauga Academy, Butler. Tenn
Wason School, San Antonio, Texas
Waukon Business College and Normal School,
Waukon, la
Waupaca Business College and Voademy,
Waupaca, WIs
Wausau Business College, Wausau. Wis
Wayland Academy, Beaver Dam, Wit.
Wayman Institute, Harrodsburg, Ky
Waynesburg Business Col, Waynesburg, Pa,
Waynesburgr College, Wayneaburg, Pa.
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Waynesville Academy, Waynesville, 111
Waynflete School, Portland, Me
Weatherford College, Weatherford, Tex
Weaubleau Christian College, Weaubleau, Mo
Wea\ei College, Weavervllle, N C
Webb Academy, Grand Rapids, Mich
Webb City College, Webb City, Mo
Webb School, Bellbuckle, Term
Webb's Academy, New York, N Y
Weber Stake Academy, Ogden, Utah
Weeks-Lougee School, Boston, Mass
Weeping Water Academy, Weeping Water,
Neb
Weantinaug School, New Milford, Conn
Wehle School, New York, N Y
Weingart Institute, New York, N Y
Wellesley College, Wellesley, Mass
Wellesley Preparatory School, Alton, 111
Wellesley School for Boys, Wellesley, Mass.
Wellington School, Caxnbridgeport, Mass
Wells College, Aurora, N Y
Wells School for Girls, Aurora, N Y
Wells' School for Teachers, Oregon, 111
Welsh Neck High School, Hartsville, S C
Welsh Nozmal and Business Inst, Welsh, La
Wenonah Military Acad , Wenonah, N J
Wentworth Institute, Boston, Mass.
Wentworth Military Acad., Lexington, Mo
Wessington Springs Seminary, Wessington
Springs, S D
Wesley College, Grand Forks, N D
Wesley College, Dallas, Texas
Wesley College, Greenville, Texas.
Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass
Wesleyan Academy, Chuokey City, Tenn
Wesleyan Methodist Seminary, Houghton,
N Y
Wesleyan Female College, Macon, Ga
Wesleyan University, Middletown. Conn
West Central Academy, Mount Clinton, Va
West Central Minnesota School of Agricul-
ture, Morris, Minn
Westchester Military Academy, Peekskill,
N Y
Westchester Academy, White Plains, N. Y
West Chester Bus Col , West Chester, Pa.
West Chester State Nor , West Chester, Pa
West High and Indus Sch, Des Moines
Weat Jersey Academy, Brighton, N J
West Kentucky Seminary, Beaver Dam, Ky
West LaFayette Col , West LaFayette, O
West Liberty State Normal School, West Lib-
erty W Va.
West-Marlenthal Kindergarten Institute, St
Louis, Mo
West Newton Academy, West Newton, Pa,
West Nottingham Academy, Colors* Md.
West Plains College, West Plains, Mo
West Point Seminary and Normal Institute,
West Point, Va
West Point Seminary, West Point, Va.
West Side Musical College, Cleveland, O
West Sunbury Acad , West Sunbury, Pa.
West Tennessee Nor Col , Hornbeak, Tenn
West Tennessee State Nor , Memphis, Tenn.
West Texas Military Acad., San Antonio, Tex.
West Texas State Nor, Canyon City*
West Virginia Bus Col , Clarksburg
West Virginia Colored Institute (colored),
Institute, W. Va.
West Virginia Schools for Deaf and Blind,
Romney, W Va
West Virginia Colored Inst , Glenville
West Virginia Univ , Morgantown, W Va
West Virginia Wesleyan Col , Buokhannon,
W Va
West's School for Girls, San Francisco
West's School for Girls, Savannah, Ga.
Westbrook Com Acad, Olean, N Y
Westbrook Seminary and Female College,
Portland, Me
Westbrook Seminary, Woodfords, Me
Westcott School, San Antonio, Texas.
Western Bible and Literary Col , Odessa, Mo
Westezn Branch State Nor Sch, Hays, Kan.
Western College, Toledo, la.
Western Col for Women, Oxford, Ohio
Western Col and Indus Inst., Macon, Mo
Western Dental Col , Kansas City, Mo.
Western High School, Washington, D C
Western Holiness College and Bible Train-
ing School, Colorado Springs, Colo
Western Illinois State Nor, Macoxnb, 111
Western Iowa Vocational College, Harlan,
Iowa
Western Iowa Col , Council Bluff, la
Western Kentucky State Normal School,
Bowling Green, Ky
Western Maryland Col , Westminster, Md
Western Maryland Preparatory School,
Westminster, Md
Western Methodist College, Artesia, N M.
Western Military Academy, Alton, 111
Western Musical Censer, Bmporla, Kan
Western New York Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb, Rochester, N Y
Western Noimal Col , Shenandoah, la
Western Normal Boh , Stockton, Calif
Western Normal Sch , Gorham, Me.
Western Pennsylvania Classical and Scienti-
fic Institute, Mount Pleasant, Pa.
Westein Reserve Sem , West Farmington, O
Western Reserve University, Cleveland, O
Westein School of Elocution, Wichita, Kan
Western State Nor Sob, Kalamasoo, Mich
Western Theological Sem, Atchlson. Kan.
Western Theological Sem., Chicago, I1L
Western Theological Sem, Holland, Mich.
Western Theological Sem., Pittsburgh Pa.
Western Union College, Lemars, la.
Western University, Quindaro, Kan
Western Veterinary Col, Kansas City, Mo
Westerly Business College, Westerly, R, I
Westerleigh Collegiate Institute, West New
Brighton, N Y
Westfleld College, Westfield, 111
Westford Academy, Westford, Mass.
Westlake Soh for Girls, Los Angeles, Calif
Westminster College, Fulton, Mo
Westminster College, New Wilmington, Pa.
Westminster College, Westminster, Tex.
Westminster College, Salt Lake, Utah.
Westminster Institute, Westminster, Tex.
Westminster Presbyt. Soh, Richmond, Va.
Westminster School, Slmabury, Colo
Westminster School, Richmond, Va,
Westminster University, Denver, Colo
Westminster University, College of Medicine,
Denver, Colo
Weston School for Girls, Boston, Mass.
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Weston Soh for Girls, Roxbury, Maw.
Westtown Boarding School, Westtown, Pa.
Westtown Boarding Soli, Westtown, Pa
Wever-Media Academy, Media, HL
Wheaton College, Wheaton, 111
Wheaton College, Norton, MOM
Wheaton Female Sem., Norton, Mass.
Whedon's Sob for Boys, New Haven, Conn
Wheeler Business Col, Birmingham, Ala.
Wheeler Business Col, Houston, Tex.
Wheeler Business Col, New Orleans, La
Wheeler School, North Stonington, Conn.
Wheeler's School, Providence, R. X
Wheeling Business Col , Wheeling, W Va.
Wheelock Kindergarten Training School,
Boston, Mass
Whipple Academy, Jacksonville, IlL
Whip pie Sch of Art, New York. N 7
Whitcomb's Sch. for Girls, Brooklyn,, N T.
White Oak Academy, White Oak, N C
White Grove Academy, Gath, N C
White's Business Col, Yankton, 8. D
White's Home Soh, Mlsa, Concord, Mass
Whltehead Academy, Whitehead, N C.
Whileman's Telegraph Sch , Chatham, N Y
Whitman College, Walla Walla, Wash.
Whitworth College, Tacoma, Wash
Whiteworth Female Col, Brookhaven, Miss.
Whitsett Institute, Whitsett, N C
Whittaker School, Raleigh, N a
Whittler College, Salem, la
Whittler College, Whittler, Calif.
Whittier Home Soh, Merrlmac, Mass.
Why $fot Academy and Business Institute,
Why Not, N C
Wichita Business College, Wichita, Kan
Wichita College of Music, Wichita, Kan.
Wichita Commercial Col, Wichita, Kan
Wichita Telegraph CoL, Wichita, Kan.
Wickham's School, New York, N Y
Wilbraham Academy, Wilbraham, Mass
Wllberforce University, Wllberforce, O
Wilbur Home and School for the Feeble-
Minded, Kalamazoo, Mich
Wilcox School, Passalc, N J
Wildmere Camp, Manchester, N H
Wiley University, Marshall, Tex
Wllford Home School, Baltimore, Md.
Wllkes-Barre Bus Col , Wllkes-Barre, Pa.
Wllkes-Barre Institute, Wllkes-Barre, Pa.
Will Mayfleld College, Marble Hill, Mo.
Willamette Universtiy, Salem, Ore.
Willamette Unlv Med Dept, Salem, Or
Willard's Sch for Girls New Haven, Conn
Willey School, New York, N Y
William and Vashti Col, Aledo, 111
William Jewell College, Liberty, Mo.
Wllham M Rice Institute, Houston. Tex.
wmiam-Penn Chart. Sch, Philadelphia, Pa.
William R Moore College of Technology,
Memphis, Tenn
William Smith College, Geneva, N Y
WJIIfam Woods College, Fulton, Mo
Williams Business Col, Milwaukee, Wls
Williams Business College, Oshkosh, Wls
William s Business Col , Pomona, Calif
TJiniams Business College, Marshfield, Wis
Williams Business College, Waukesha, Wis
Wism8 Buainess College, Beaver Bam,
Williams Business College, Oconto, Wis.
Williams College, Williamstown, Mass,
Williams Industrial Inst, Little Rock, Ark.
Williams Memorial Inst , New London, Conn.
Willlamsburg Academy, Willlamsburg, Ky
Williamson Free School of Mechanical Arts,
Williamson School, Pa.
Williamsport Com Col , Williamsport, Pa.
Willtamsport Dickinson Sem, Williamsport,
Pa
Wllliamgton, Female Col, Williamston, S C
Willimantlc Bus Col, Willlmantic, Conn
Wllllss Bus University, Springfield, O
Wilson Collegiate Institute, Wilson, N C
Wilson's Business College, Bellingham,
Wash.
Willlston Seminary, Bast Bridgewater, Mass
Williston Seminary, Eaathampton, Mass
Wlllmar Seminary, Will mar, Minn
Willow Dell Academy, Elizavtlle, Ky
Wilmerding School of Industrial Arts, San
Francisco, Calif
Wilmington Bus Col, Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington College, Wilmington, O
Wilmington Conference Acad., Wilmington,
Del
Wilmington Conference Academy, Dover,
Del
Wilmington Friend's Sch, Wilmington, DeL
Wllmot Bus Col, Milwaukee, Wis
Wilson and Lyon Sch , New York, N Y.
Wilson College, Chambersburg, Pa.
Wilson Military Academy, Morristown, N J
Wilson Sch for Boys, Fishkill, N Y
Wilson's Modern Bus. CoL, Seattle, Wash.
Wilton Academy, Wilton, Me.
Wilton Hdu Institute, Wilton, Conn**
Winchester Boarding and Day School, At-
lantic City, N. J
Winchester Nor Col , Winchester, Tenn
Windom Institute, Montevideo, Minn
Windsor Academy, Windsor, N C
Windsor Commercial College, Fort Scott,
Kan
Windsor Park Academy, Chicago, 111
Wlnneld Bus and Academic Col, Wlnfleld,
Kan
Wingate School, WIngate, N C
Wlnn's Sch for Boys, Biltmore, N a
Wlnona Acad for Boys, Winona Lake, IndU
Winona Business College, Winona, Minn
Wlnona College, Winona Lake, Ind.
Winona College of Agriculture, Winona
Lake, Ind
Winona Conservatory, Winona Lake, Ind.
Wlnona Park School for Youn* Women,
Winona Lake, Ind
Winona Seminary, Winona, Minn
Wlnona Summer Sch , Wlnona Lake, Ind.
Wlnona Technical Inst, Indianapolis, Ind,
Winter Hill Bus Col, Boston, Mas*
Winterville High Sch , Wintervllle, N C
WInthrop Normal and Industrial College,
Rock Hill, S C
WInthrop School, Philadelphia, Pa.
Wiscasset Academy, Wiscasset, Me.
Wisconsin Academy, Madfson, Wls,
Wisconsin College of Dentistry, Mllwaukt^
Wls
toonsin Conservatory of Music, Milwau-
kee, wis
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Wisconsin Business Col , Manltowoc, Wis
Wisconsin Business College, Racine, Wis
Wisconsin Business College, Sheboygan, Wis
Wisconsin Business Col. Watertown, Wis
Wisconsin Business University, La Crosse,
Wis
Wisconsin College of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Milwaukee, Wis
Wisconsin School of Mines, Platteville, Wis.
Wisconsin State Mining Trade Sch f Platte-
ville, Wis
Wisconsin State Normal School, LaCrosse,
Wis
Wit Academy, Wit, N C
Wirtland Seminary, Oak Grove, Va.
Wittenburg College, Springfield, O
Wittenberg Theological Sem, Springfield, O
Woftord Pitting Sen, Spartanburg, a C
Wofiord Col , bpartanburg, & C*
Wolcott'a Sch for Girls, Denver, Colo
Wolf's Business Col, Hagerstown, Md
Wolfe Hall, Denver, Colo
Wolsh Neck High Sch, Hartsville, 8 C
W C T U Settlement Sch, Hindman, Ky
Woman's College, Frederick, Md
Woman s College, Richmond, Va
Woman's College of Alabama, Montgomery,
Woman's Medical College, Baltimore, Md.
Woman s Medical College of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, Pa
Woman's Training Sch , St. Louis, Mo.
Woods King County Bus. Sch, Brooklyn*
Woods Business School, New York, N Y
Wood's Brooklyn Business School, Brooklyn,
N Y
Wood's College, Newark, N J
Woods Com bch, West Washington, D a
Wood's New York Sch, New York, N Y
Woodberry School for Girls, Atlanta, Ga
Woodbine Normal School, Woodbine, la
Woodbury Academy, Woodbury, Tenn
Woodbury Bus Col, Los Angeles, Calif
Woodbury Forest School, Orange, Va
Woodbury School for Girls, Beverly, Mass.
Woodcliff School, South Orange, N J
Woodcock Academy, North Yaklma, Wash.
Woodstock College, Woodstock, Md
Woodland Academy, Saulsbury, Tenn
Woodland High School, Woodland, N G,
Woodlawn Female Institute, O'Fallon, Mte
Woodlawn Normal Institute, Woodlawn, Va.
Woodlawn Sem and Musical Inst, Gordons-
ville, Va
Woodson Institute, Richmond, Mo
Woodstock Academy, Woodstock, Conn
Woodville Luthern Nor Sch, Woodville, O
Woodward High School, Cincinnati, O
Woodward Inst for Girls, Qulncy, Mass
Woodworth's Shorthand Col, Denver, Colo.
Woonsocket Com Son , Woonsooket, R I
Worcester Academy, Worcester, Mass
Worcester Art Museum School, Worcester,
Worcester BUB Institute, Worcester, Mass,
Worcester Domestic Science Sch , Worcester,
Worcester Free Inst of Industrial Science,
Worcester, Mass
Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester,
Maes
Worrall Hall Military Acad , Peeksklll, N Y
Wortheu College, Wrlghtsville, Ga
Wreaks School, New York, N Y
Wrens Institute, Wrens, Ga
Wright's Col and Private High Sch, St.
Louis, Mo
Wright Oral Sch for the Deaf, New York,
Wrights Military Academy, Mobile, Ala
Wright's School, Bryn Mawr, Pa.
Wyatt School, Hot Springs, Ark
Wyckoff Phonographic Inst, Ithaca, N Y
Wykeham Rise Boh for Girls, Washington,
Conn
Wyman Sch of the Woods, Munising, Mich.
Wyoming Seminary, Kingston, Fa
Wynnton College, Columbus, Ga.
Wyoming State Nor Sch , Laramie, Wyo
Xenia Theological Sem, Xenia, O
Yadkln Col Institute, Yadkin, College, N C
Yadkin Valley Institute, Boonevllle, N 0
Yadkinville High Sch , Yadkinvllle, N C
Yale Bus Col , New Haven, Conn
Yale Divinity School, New Haven, Conn.
Yale Forest School, New Haven, Conn.
Yale School, Los Angeles, Calif
Yale School, Youngstown, Ohio
Yale University, New Haven, Conn
Yancey Collegiate Institute, Burnsvllle,
N C.
Yankton Business and Normal School,
Yankton, S D
Yankton College, Yankton, S D
Yankton Kindergarten Training Sch, Yank-
ton, S D
Yeates School, Lancaster, Pa.
Yerington College, St Louis, Mich.
Yerkes' Private School, Paris, Ky
Yooum's Bixler Bus Col., Wooster, O
Yooum's Coshooton Sch. of Bus, Coshoc-
ton, O
To cum' s FIndlay Sch of Bus,, Findlay, O
Yocum's New Philadelphia and Dover Bus-
iness College, New Philadelphia, O
Yooum's Wooster Business College, Wooster,
Ohio
Yonkers Training Sch for Teachers, Yonkers,
N Y
York Business College, York, Neb
York College, York, Neb
York Collegiate Institute, York, Pa,
York County Academy, York, Pa.
York School of Bus, York, Pa.
Young's Col of Shorthand, Knorrtlle, Tenn
Young's Female College, Thomasvllle, Ga.
Young's Sch of Stenography, Brooklyn, N Y.
Young Harris College, Young Harris, Ga.
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ALPHABETICAL, INDEX
Zanerian Art Col , Columbus, O
Zanesvllle Com Sen, Zaneaville, O
Ziegler Institute of Normal Singing, New
York, N Y
Zelner'a Con of Music, Brooklyn, N Y
Zellman Con of Music, New York, N Y
Zeth School, Altoona, Pa.
Zlon Educational Inst, Zlon City, 111
Zlon Evangelical Lutheran School, Laporte,
Iowa.
Zionvllle Academy, Zionvllle, N C
Zollicoffer Institute, Bluff City. Tenn
Zyxnotecbnlc Institute, Chicago, 111
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
AND SOCIETIES
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOB THE ADVANCEMENT OF AGRICULTURAL TEACHING Presi-
dent, Rufus W Stimson, Boston, Secretary, W H French. East Lansing, Mich
Washington, Nov 11, 1913
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE, SECTION L Chairman,
Dr P P Claxton, Washington, D C , Secretary, S A Courtis, 82 Elliot St ,
Detroit Atlanta, Deo 29, 1913-Jan 2, 1914
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE BEGISTRARS President, E J Mathews, Univer-
sity of Texas, Austin, Tex , Secretary, Mary Scott, Knox College, Galesburg, HI
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF FARMERS ' INSTITUTE WORKERS President, A P Sandles,
Columbus, O , Secretary, John Hamilton, Department of Agriculture, Wash-
ington, D C
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION TO PROMOTE THE TEACHING OF SPEECH TO THE DEAF Presi-
dent, Dr Caroline A Yale, Clarke School, Northampton, Mass , Secretary, Z F
Westervelt, 1545 St Paul St , Eochester, N Y
AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, SECTION OF LEGAL EDUCATION President, Walter G
Smith, Philadelphia, Pa , Secretary, Charles M Hepburn, Indiana University
Law School, Bloomington, Ind *
AMERICAN CONFERENCE OF TEACHERS OF JOURNALISM President, Willard G Bleyer,
Madison, Wis , Secretary, H T Harrington, Ohio State University, Columbus,
O Madison, W%8 , Nov 28, 1913
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF THE TEACHERS OF THE MATHEMATICAL AND NATURAL
SCIENCES President, C Riborg Mann, University of Chicago, Chicago, 111 ,
Secretary, W A Hednck, McKmley High School, Washington, D C Atlanta,
Dec, 1913
AMERICAN HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION President, Sarah L Arnold, Simmons Col
lege, Boston , Secretary, Isabel Ely Lord, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N Y. Ithaca,
NY, June 21-27, 1913
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INSTRUCTION President, Franklin B Dyer, Boston, Mass ,
Secretary, Wallace E Mason, Keene, N H
AMERICAN INSTRUCTORS OF THE DEAF President, Edward M Gallaudet, Hartford,
Conn , Secretary, Herbert E Day, Gallaudet College, Washington, D C 8taun-
ton, Va., Summer, 1914
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, COUNCIL ON MEDIPAL EDUCATION Chairman,
Arthur D Bevan, M D , Chicago, 111 , Secretary, N P Colwell, 585 Dearborn
St , Chicago, III Chicago, Feb 23 24, 1914
AMERICAN NATURE-STUDY SOCIETY President, Anna B Comstock, Ithaca, N" Y.,
Secretary, Elliott B Downing, University of Chicago, Chicago, 111 Atlanta,
Dec, 30, 1913
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AMERICAN PHYSICAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION President, E Taft McKenzie, Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Secretary, James H McOurdy, International
AMERICAN SCHOOL HYGIENE ASSOCIATION President, David L Edsall, Mattapan,
Y. M C A Training School, Springfield, Mass 8t Louis, Mo
Mass ; Secretary, Thomas A Storey, College of the City of New York, New
York Buffalo, Aug 25-30, 1913
AMERICAN SCHOOL PEACE LEAGUE President, Eandall J Condon, Cincinnati, O ,
Secretary, Fannie F Andrews, 405 Marlborough St , Boston, Mass Richmond,
Va , Fel 1914, with Department of Superintendence, N JSf A
AMERICAN SOCIETY FOB EXTENSION OP UNIVERSITY TEACHING President, Henry L
Jayne, 505 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, Secretary, Charles D Atkins, 730 Wither-
spoon Building, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, May, 1914
AMERICAN SOCIETY or SUPERINTENDENTS OP TRAINING SCHOOLS FOR NURSES Presi-
dent, Mary C. "Wheeler, 127 N Dearborn St , Chicago, IU , Secretary, Jessie E
Catton, Springfield, Mass Atlantic City, N J, June, 1913
ASSOCIATION OP AMERICAN AGRICUI/DURAL COLLEGES AND EXPERIMENT STATIONS
President, Edward H Jenkins, New Haven, Conn.; Secretary, J I Bills, Burling-
ton, Vt
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN LAW SCHOOLS President, Henry M Bates, University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich , Secretary, Walter W Cook, University of Chicago,
Chicago, HI Meets with the American Sar Association
ASSOCIATION OP AMERICAN MEDICAL COLLEGES President, E P IJyon, M 3D,
Minneapolis, Mitm , Secretary, Fred G Zapffe, M D , 3431 Lexington St ,
Chicago, HI CTncago, Eel 25, 1914
ASSOCIATION OP AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES President, Bepresentative of the Catholic
University of America, Washington, D C , Secretary, Bepresentative of Harvard
University, Cambridge, Mass Unwersvty of Illinois, Nov , 1913
ASSOCIATION op COLLEGE OFFICERS OP THE NEV ENGLAND COLLEGES- President,
Dean Predericfc S Jones, Yale University, New Haven, Conn , Secretary, Alfred
S Goodale, Amherst, Mass Amherst, May, 1914
ASSOCIATION op COLLEGES AND PREPARATORY SCHOOLS OF THE MIDDLE STATES AND
MARYLAND President, Arthur H Quinn, University of Pennsylvania, Philadel
phia, Secretary, George W McClelland, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Albany, N 7, November, 1913
ASSOCIATION OP COLLEGES AND PREPARATORY SCHOOLS OP THE SOUTHERN STATES
President, J L Henderson, University of Texas, Austin, Tex , Secretary, Bert
E Young, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn Knoxville, Tenn , Nov 6 8,
1913
ASSOCIATION OP COLLEGIATE ALUMNAE President, Mrs Alexander F Momson, San
Francisco, Calif , Secretary, Katharine E Puncheon, Germantown, Pa. Phila-
delphia, Easter Week, 1914
ASSOCIATION OP DEANS OP WOMEN OP THE SOUTHERN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES-
President, Irene T Myers, Transylvania University, Lexington, Ky , Secretary,
Anna J Hamilton, State University, Lexington, Ky Meets wth Southern
Education Association
ASSOCIATION OP HISTORY TEACHERS OP THE MIDDLE STATES AND MARYLAND Presi-
dent, A E McKmley, Temple University, Philadelphia, Secretary, Edgar Daw-
""131^011^6' New York Atoany, Nov 28, 1913
OF MATHEMATICAL TEACHERS IN Nw ENGLAND President, Wm, B.
, m7?1C,Arts Hlgh School> Bostcm> Secretary, H P Gayiord, 104
t , Boston Boston, Dec 6, 1913
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EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS [ EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
ASSOCIATION OF METHODIST COLLEGE PRESIDENTS President, Joseph B Harker,
Illinois Womans College, Jacksonville, 111 , Secretary, Herbert Welch, Ohio
Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio Saclcettstown, N J , Jan 1914
ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHERN STATE SUPERINTENDENTS OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Presi-
dent, F B Woodley, Hattiesburg, Miss , Secietary, H L McCleskey, Hazle-
hurst, Miss
ASSOCIATION OF THE BUSINESS OFFICERS OF THE STATE UNIVERSITIES AND COL-
LEGES OF THE MIDDLE WEST President, Shirley W Smith, Ann Arbor, Mich ,
Secretary, J 0 Christenson, Manhattan, Kan
ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHERN STATES RURAL SCHOOL SUPERVISORS President, W K.
Tate, Columbia, S 0 , Secretary, L J Hamfan, Charleston, W Va. WvSh
Conference for Education in the South
ASSOCIATION OF TEACHERS OF MATHEMATICS IN THE MIDDLE STATES AND MARYLAND
President, Isaac J Schwatt, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Secre-
tary, Howard F Hart, Montclair, N J. Albany, N Y , Nov 29, 1913
CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION President, Thomas J. Shahan, Catholic Uni-
versity, Washington, D 0 , Secretary, F W Howard, 1651 E Main St , Colum-
bus, Ohio.
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS TEACHERS President, James
IP. Millis, Francis W. Parker School, Chicago, Secretary, W L Eikenberry,
University High School, Chicago Des Homes, Iowa, Nov 28-29, 1913.
CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION OF THE ATLANTIC STATES President, Wilfred F MustarcT,
Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md , Secretary, Charles Knapp, Columbia
University, N ¥ Philadelphia, May, 1914
CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION OF THE MIDDLE WEST AND SOUTH President, Theodore C
Burgess, Peona, 111 , Secretary, H J Barton, University of Illinois, Champaign,
111 Iowa City, Iowa, April 10-11, 1914
CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST President, Andrew Oliver,
Broadway High School, Seattle, Wash , Secretary, Evan T Sage, University of
Washington, Seattle, Wash Tacoma, Wash , Nov 28-29, 1913
CONFERENCE FOR EDUCATION IN THE SOUTIJ President, Robert 0 Ogden, New York;
Executive Secretary, A P. Bourland, Southern Building, Washington, D 0
Lowsville, JLy , April, 1914
CONFERENCE OF CHIEF SCHOOL OFFICERS OF THE UNITED STATES A. C Nelson, Chair-
man Executive Committee, Salt Lake City, Utah.
CONFERENCE OF CHURCH WORKERS IN STATE UNIVERSITIES President, Ban Ifc Leland,
• Lincoln, N*b , Secretary, J C Todd, Bloomington, Ind Bloowington, 2nd,
February, 1014
DENTAL FACULTIES ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES* President, Eugene H.
Smith, Harvard University Dental School, Boston, Mass , Secretary, Edward C.
Kirk, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Philadelphia, Apnl, 1914.
EASTERN ART AND MANUAL TRAINING TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION President, T D.
Sensor, State Department of Education, Trenton, N. J., Secretary, Maunee
^Commercial High School, Brooklyn, N TP
TEACHERS' ASSOCIATIONS President, John H, Gill, Trenton,
y, Frank E, Lakey, English High School, Boston, Mass Atlantic
1914.
1 TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION President, L B. Alderman, Portland,
y, George Black, Lewiston, Idaho* Spokane, Wash.
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EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS I EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
INSTITUTE or DENTAL PEDAGOGICS President, Daniel H Squire, 488 Franklin St ,
Buffalo, N Y , Secretary, John P Biddle, 517 Arch St, N S, Pittsburg, Pa
Buffalo, Jan 27-29, 1914
TjAKTB MOHONK CONFERENCE OP FRIENDS OF THE INDIAN AND OTHER DEPENDENT
PEOPLES Secretary, H C Phillips, Lake Mohonk, N Y Lale MohonJi, N 7 ,
Oot 22 24, 1913
LEAGUE or TEACHERS' ASSOCIATIONS President, Grace Baldwin, 131 E 14th St,
Minneapolis, Minn , Secretary, Mollie E Hobbs, 823 N Freemont Ave , Balti-
more, Md With N E A
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION, TEACHERS' SECTION Chairman, Dana
0 Munro, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis , Secretary, Alice E Wads
worth, High School, Evanston, 111 Grand Forks, N D , May, 1914
MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA President, A E Hohlfeld, Madison,
Wis , Secretary, William Guild Howard, Cambridge, Mass Cambridge, Mass ,
Deo 29-31, 1913
MONTESSORI EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION President, Mrs Alexander Graham Bell,
Washington, D 0, Secretary, John Dunlop, 1217 Connecticut Ave. N W,
Washington, D 0
Musio SUPERVISORS' NATIONAL CONFERENCE President, Elizabeth Casterton, Roches
ter, N »Y , Secretary, May Kunberly, Minneapolis, Minn Minneapolis, 1914
Music TEACHERS' NATIONAL ASSOCIATION President, Charles H Farnsworth
Teachers' College, New York City, Secretary, J Lawrence Erb, Wooster, Ohio
Cmcinnati, Dec 29, IQIS-Jan 3, 1914
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY AND EDUCATION OF EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN
President, A E Schmitt, M D , 50 Central Park, W, New York, Secretary,
Waldemar H Groszmann, Plainfield, N J
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF AUDUBON SOCIETIES, President, William Butcher, Plain-
field, N J , Secretary, T Gilbert Pearson, 1974 Broadway, New York New
York City, Oot 28, 1913
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF DENTAL FACULTIES President, J B Wilmott, Toronto
Canada, Secretary, George E Hunt, Indianapolis, Ind
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL ACCOUNTING OFFICERS President Henry R M
Cook, Board of Education, New York City, Secietary, William Dick, City Hall,
Philadelphia Memphis, Tenn , thud week in May, 1914
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATE UNIVERSITIES IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
President, Edmund J James, University of Illinois, Urbana, 111 , Secretary Guy
Potter Benton, University of Vermont, Burlington, Vt Washington D C
Nov 10-11, 1913 y >-"<*>>
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF TEACHERS' AGENCIES President, F G Webb Atlanta
'
6 1914ar7TreaSUrer; E E °1P; St6gei Kdg' ChlCag° &*"*****> **
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF TEACHERS IN COLORED SCHOOLS President, M W Dosau
Marshall, Texas, Secretary, George W Carry, Guthne, Okla
NATIONAL CHILD LABOR COMMITTEE Chairman, Felix Adler, 152 W 77th Street Ne
La* to™ ie9i7' °Wen K L°Ve;)07' 105 B 22nd Street/New York NewOrlea
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EDUCATIONAL. ASSOCIATIONS | EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
NATIONAL CONFERENCE COMMITTEE ON STANDARDS OP COLLEGES AND SECONDAEY
SCHOOLS President, Wilson Farrand, Newaik, N J , Secretary, Frederick C
Ferry, Williams College, Wilhamstown, Mass New York City, Feb 1, 1914
NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE EDUCATION OF BACKWARD, TRUANT, DELINQUENT AND
DEPENDENT CHILDREN President, George S Addams, Cleveland, Ohio, Secretary,
Elmer L Coffeon, Westboro, Mass
NATIONAL CONGRESS OF MOTHERS AND PARENT TEACHER ASSOQIATIONS President,
Mrs Frederic Schoff, Philadelphia, Pa , Secretary, Mis Arthur A Birney, 806
Loan & Trust Bldg , Washington, D C
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF TEACHERS OF ENGLISH President, Fred N Scott, Ann Arbor,
Mich , Secretary, James F Hosic, Chicago Teachers' College, Chicago, Chicago,
Nov 27-29, 1913
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION President, Dr Joseph Swain, Swarthmore ,Pa ,
Secretary, Durand W Springer, Ann Arbor, Mich St Pault Mmn , July 4 11,
1914
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, DEPARTMENT OF SUPERINTENDENTS President,
Ben Blewitt, Superintendent, St Louis, Mo , Secretary, Anna E Logan, Oxford,
O Richmond, Va, February, 1914
NATIONAL FEDERATION OF COLLEGE WOMEN President, Mrs William 0 Thompson,
Columbus, Ohio , Secretary, Ida McKean, Laurel School, Cleveland, Ohio Chicago,
June, 1914
NATIONAL FEDERATION OF STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATIONS President, Charles S
Foos, Beading, Pa , Secretary, W W Remington, Denver, Colo With N E A
NATIONAL GERMAN- AMERICAN TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION President, Leo Stern, Mil-
waukee, Wis , Secretary, C J Lenz, 558 Broadway, Milwaukee, Wis July, 1914
NATIONAL KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIATION President, Dr John Dewey, 1 Madison Ave,
New Yoik City, Secretary, Dorothy Perkins, 1 Madison Ave, New York City
New York City, Nov , 1913
NATIONAL LEAGUE OF COMPULSORY EDUCATION OFFICIALS President, William L
Bodme, Chicago, 111 , Secretary, John B Quinn, St Louis, Mo
NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR BROADER EDUCATION President, Guy 0 Lee, Carlisle, Pa ,
Secretary, H H Langsdorf, Carlisle, Pa New York City, Jan 7, 1914
NATIONAL SOCIETY FOB THE PROMOTION OF INDUST^AL EDUCATION President, William
C Redfield, 141 Broadway, New York, Secretary, C A Prosser, 105 E 22nd
St , New York
NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY OF EDUCATION President, Martin G Brumbaugh,
City Superintendent, Philadelphia, Pa , Secretary, S Chester Parker, University
* of Chicago, Chicago, 111 Richmond, Va*f Feb , 1914
NATIONAL SOCIETY OF COLLEGE TEACHERS OF EDUCATION President, George M Forbes,
University of Rochester, Rochester, N Y , Secretary, Carter Alexander, Peabody
College, Nashville, Tenn Richmond, Va, Feb , 1914
NATIONAL VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE ASSOCIATION President, Frank M Leavitt, Univer-
sity of Chicago, Chicago, 111 , Secretary, Jesse B Davis, Grand Rapids, Mich
NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION OF CHEMISTRY TEACHERS President, W G Whitman,
Salem, Mass , Secretary, John B Merrill, East Boston High School, Boston, Mass.
NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE TEACHERS OF EDUCATION President, Edmund
C Sanford, Clark College, Worcester, Mass , Secretary, Henry W Holmes, Har-
vard University, Cambridge, Mass Boston, Nov 29, 1913,
NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND PREPARATORY SCHOOLS President,
Enoch C Adams, Newtonville, Mass , Secretary, Walter B Jacobs, Brown
University, Providence, R I Cambridge, Oot 31-Nov 1, 1913,
788 PATTERSON'S AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY
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ENGLAND ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS President, David Snedden,
Ford Bldg, Boston, Mass., Secretary, Valentine Almy, State Capitol, Providence,
B L Boston, Nov 14, 1913
NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION OP TEACHERS OP ENGLISH President, Oscar C Gal-
lagher, High School of Commerce, Boston, Mass , Secretary, Prank W C Hersey,
61 Oxford St , Cambridge, Mass. Boston, Dec 14, 1913
NEW ENGLAND CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION President, William P Abbot, Classical High
School, Worcester, Mass , Secretary, George E Howes, Wilhamstown, Mass
NEW ENGLAND HIGH SCHOOL COMMERCIAL TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION President,
F. W. Sammis, Secretary, W 0 Holden, Pawtucket, B I New Bedford, Mass.
Nov 1, 1913
NEW ENGLAND HISTORY TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION President, Dr John Haynes, Hyd«
Park, Mass , Secretary, Walter H Gushing. South Pramingham, Mass Boston,
Oot 18, 1913 —6—,
NEW ENGLAND MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION President, Kenneth McKenae,
Tale University, New Haven, Conn , Secretary-Treasurer. Bertha VogeL South
Boston High School, Boston, Mass Boston, May 9, 1914
NORTH CENTRAL ASSOCIATION off COLLEGES AND PREPARATORY SCHOOLS President,
P. N Scott, Ann Arbor, Mich., Secretary, Thomas A. Clark, University of
Illinois, Urbana, 111 Chicago, March 29-30, 1914.
NORTH CENTRAL COUNCIL OP STATE NORMAL SCHOOL PRESIDENTS President, W W
Parsons, Terre Haute, Ind , Secretary, Frank A Welde, Moorhead, Mmn
NORTHEASTERN ASSOCIATION OP SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS TEACHERS President
A W Vawberg, Berea, 0., Secretary, Miss J. C Bennett, Bast High School,
Cleveland, O
NORTHWESTERN ASSOCIATION OP HISTORY, GOVERNMENT AND ECONOMICS TEACHERS
President, C A- Sprague, Deputy State Superintendent, Olympia, Wash., Secre-
tary, T 0 Bamsay, North Central High School, Spokane, Wash Spokane, April,
PLAYGROUND AND RECREATION ASSOCIATION OP AMERICA President, Joseph Lee 101
Tremont, Boston, Mass , Secretary, Howard S Braucher, 1 Madison Ave , New
BELIGIOUS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION President, Charles P Thwing, Western Reserve
University, Cleveland, 0 , Secretary, Henry P Cope, 332 S Michigan Ave,
Chicago New Semen, Conn, March 5-8, 1914 '
SCHOOL GARDEN ASSOCIATION OP AMERICA President, Van Evrie Kilpatrick, 4852
Broadway, New York City, Secretary, Edwin J Brown, Dayton. Ohio
SOCIETY POR THE PROMOTION OP ENGINEERING EDUCATION President, Gardner a
.
SOCIETY OJT DJMOTOBS OJP PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN COLLHJBS. Present. William A.
. . .
•Ss^^fffir^ Va ' Secretuy' Panl ° phijhp8' An*erst' *«»
raBv ASSOCIATION OF Gotum WOMBN Preadent, May L Keller, 1822 Linden
Ave Baltimore , Md , Secretary, Ehzabeth A Coltoa, Meredith CoUe«C aSff
NO Meets mth Conerence «w«g»»,
, , , ,
Meets mth Conference for Sdwatton t» the Smith.
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SOUTHERN EDUCATIONAL COUNCIL President, J W Abercrombie, Tuscaloosa, Ala ,
Secretary, W K Tate, Columbia, S C Meets with Southern Education Asso-
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SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION President, Seth Sheperd, 1447
Massachusetts Ave , Washington, D 0 , Secretary, Mrs 0 David White, 1459
Girard St , Washington, D C Washington, Oct 25, 1913
WESTERN DRAWING AND MANUAL TRAINING ASSOCIATION President, Bobert D
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WOMEN'S EDUCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL UNION President, Mrs Mary S Woolman,
264 Boylston St, Boston, Secretary, Miss Mehta Knowles, 264 Boylston St,
Boston
WOMEN'S INTERCOLLEGIATE ASSOCIATION FOR STUDENT GOVERNMENT President,
Constance L Ball, Swarthmore, Pa , Secretary, Margaret Cushmg, Vassar College,
Poughkeepsie, N T Swarthmore, Pa, Nw 6-8, 1913
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Abbreviations 6
Acting- schools of 618
Agricultural schools 563
Alabama, educational system of 7
Alphabetical Index of Schools 718
Applied Science, schools of*. .654
Architecture, schools of . 661
Arizona, educational system of 15
Arkansas, educational system of . 18
Art schools 614
Associations and Societies, Educational 788
Backward, schools for the 646
Bartering schools of 669
Boys' preparatory schools, non-military 521
.military 532
Brewing, schools of 569
Business, shorthand and telegraphy
schools 621
California, educational system of 24
Chemical Engineering, school of 564
Civil Service Schools 621
Classified Directory of Schools 458
Co-educational preparatory schools 472
College and university colors 707
Colleges and universities, counter-classi-
fication 4C5
Colleges for women and girls' prepara-
tory schools 500
Colorado, educational system of 37
Colors, university and college 707
Connecticut, educational system of- , 48
Convent schools 500
Cooking schools 649
Correspondence schools , 647
Counter-classification of schools and col-
leges 458
Deaf, private schools for 648
Decorating and paperhanglng schools 669
Defectives, private school for 646
Delaware, educational system of 51
Dentistry, schools of 598
District of Columbia, higher institutions
of learning , 58
Domestic Art, schools of 549
Dtramatic Art, elocution and oratory,
schools of 618
Education schools of 536
Educational Associations and Societies 783
Elocution, oratory and dramatic art,
schools of 618
Embalming, schools of 669
Engraving schools of 569
Epileptics private schools for 645
Expression, schools of 618
Feeble minded, private schools for 645
Fermentology, schools of 569
Florida, educational system of 56
Forestry, schools of 568
Georgia, educational system of 69
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Girls preparatory schools and colleges
for women 500
Household Arts, schools of 649
Horological schools 569
Horticultural schools 668
Idaho, educational system of 71
Illinois, educational system of , 75
Imbeciles, private schools for 645
Indiana, educational system of 98
Industrial and manual training schools 569
Iowa, educational system of 112
Journalism schools of 608
Kansas, educational system of 128
Kentucky, educational system of 188
Kindergarten training schools 646
Languages, schools of 618
Law schools 588
Library Directory 649
Alabama . 651
Arizona . ... 661
Arkansas . 651
California 652
Colorado 652
Connecticut 664
Delaware . 656
District of Columbia 656
Florida . 657
Georgia 657
Idaho 668
Illinois 658
Indiana 660
Iowa 662
Kansas 663
Kentucky 664
Louisiana 665
Maine 665
Maryland 667
Massachusetts 668
Michigan 674
Minnesota 678
Mississippi . 677
Missouri . ... 677
Montana 678
Nebraska 679
Nevada , 679
New Hampshire 679
New Jersev 682
New Mexico 68ft
New York 68ft
North Carolina 690
North Dakota , 690
Ohio 690
Oklahoma 692
Oregon . 698
Pennsylvania 698
Rhode Island 696
South Carolina , 698
South Dakota 698
Tennessee . , , 698
Texas , ,,. 699
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Utah JOO
Vermont 700
Virginia 702
Washington 702
West Virginia 70S
Wisconsin 70S
Wyoming 706
Library training schools 552
Louisiana, educational system of 148
Maine, educational system of 164
Manual training and industrial schools 669
Maryland, educational system of 168
Massachusetts, educational system of 169
Medical schools 688
Michigan, educational system of 188
Military schools 582
Mining schools 659
Minnesota educational system of 202
Mississippi, educational system of 216
Missouri, educational system of 222
Montana, educational system of 286
Music schools 605
Nautical schools 569
Nebraska, educational system of 289
Nervous and Backward Children, schools
for 645
Nevada, educational system of 249
New Hampshire, educational system of 251
New Jersey, educational system of 256
New Mexico educational system of 266
New York, educational system of 268
Normal kindergarten training schools 546
Normal schools 686
North Carolina, educational system of 300
North Dakota educational system of 812
Ohio, educational system of 816
Oklahoma educational system of 385
Opera, schools of 618
Ophthalmology, schools of 669
Optical schools 569
Oral schools 648
Oratory, elocution and dramatic ait
schools of 618
Oregon, educational system of 342
Osteopathy, schools of 602
Painting, paperhanging and decoiat-
ing schools 569
Pennsylvania, educational system of 347
Pharmacy, schools of 596
Photo-engraving, schools of 569
Photography, schools of 569
Physical Education, schools of 553
Piano Tuning, schools of 669
Polytechnic schools 564
Preparatory schools, co-educational 472
boys military 532
boys' non-military 521
girls', and colleges for women 500
Public libraries 649
Rhode Island, educational system of 369
Secondary and Preparatory Schools, co-
educational 472
Schools and colleges classified according
to kind of school 453
Schools of advertising 647
acting 618
agriculture 563
applied science 551
architecture 561
art 614
assaying 559
barbering 569
brewing 569
bricklaying 569
business, shoithand and telegraphy 621
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commerce, accounts and finance 621
cooking 649
correspondence 647
decorating and paperhanging 569
deaf 643
dentistry 593
domestic arts and science 54 <*
dramatic art b!8
education 536
elocution 618
embalming 569
engraving 669
expression 618
fermentology 6b9
forestry 568
horology 6b9
horticultural 563
household arts 549
journalism 603
kindergarten training 546
law 583
library training 552
manual and industrial training 569
medicine 588
mines and mining 550
music BO'S
normal training 5<N>
opera 61 S
ophthalmology rj»»'»
oratory 61 S
osteopathy bOJ
painting papeihanglngr and itetoi U-
Ing r»6«»
phaimacy 596
photo-engraving 6t»*)
photography ooq
physical education 651
piano tuning 5**')
salesmanship 647
shorthand <>Ji
technology 554
telegraphy «2l
theology 577
trades &fl«»
veterlnai\ mtdleln. 600
watchmaking f>fij»
Scientific schools 554
Shoithand business and telcgtaphy
schools ft?}
South Caiollnn rduoationaJ *>*t«m of 373
South Dakota, educational s^st*m of 3*0
Stammerers, schools foi 045
Sugar schools 563
Tailoring, schools o-f 549
Taxidermy schools of 539
Teachers training schools RS«
Technical schools 554
Telegrapln, business and shorthand
schools 621
Tennessee educational system of S**
Texas educational sjstom of 395
Textile schools g*a
Theological schools 577
Trade schools 549
Universities and college* classified list 45B
University and college colors 707
Utah, educational system of |0«*
Vermont, educational system <*f 41 s
Veterinary schools goo
Virginia educational system of <z«
Washington, educational •jstem of 42?
Watchmaking schools of R«*
West Virginia, educational *ystem of 414
Wisconsin, educational system of 440
Wyoming, educational system of jft|
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