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Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-04

ALBANY. N. Y-. Feb. 2.-GoverDor Charles F. Hughes and Judge Ben B. Lindsey. of the juvenile court of Den yer. are 10 be the principal speakers at the annual meeting of the State Charities Aid association. which be gan here today with a large attend ance. The general topic of discussion at the opening session was The Pre- vention of Public Dependence" deal ing specifically win the addition Of destitute children. juvenile delin- quents. the blind. tte insane and oth- CT classes of public charges.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-04
WEST CANANEA Is LEASED TO
 PHELPS-D0DGE
Especial to the Royie~l

LA CANANEA, Mexico. Feb. B. The West Canauea Mining company has leased it sproperty to the Phelps Dodge interests for an extended per iod. The big company will exploit the ground thoroughly, a work that the owners of the company have never been in a position to undertake on a large scale. Superinte ndont Mcbride. of the Sierra de Cobre. will have charge of the prospecting work. and he has already made arrangements to convey a boiler and hoisting appa- ratus 1o the mine. In about ten days an adequate force of men ~il be en- ployed there.
 This claim was located and the company organized by Jim Nilkey about four years ago. The ore ship ments to the 4-C smelter were strong in sulphides and resembled the pro duct of the Oversight mine in many respects.
 The oil tanks at the Meta No 9 power house. and the pipe line leading thereto from the main storage tanks. were completed In the latter part of last month, and oil was substituted for coal as fuel on February 1st. \ line is being extended from these re- gently finished tanks to the Capote No. 10 power plant, where receiving tanks have already been placed. The oil Is pumped from the concentrator storage to the Neta, the Veta in turn pumping to the Capote, which is at a much higher elevation. These two plants are the only ones of any note that belong to the Cananea Consoli- dated where oil burning facilities have not been installed. the Ojo do Aqua pumping station having been arranged for that purpose over q month ago
 Personal Mention. E SteUhen D. Brown has been tra9s' ferred from the Cananea Branch Store to a position in the Chivatera time office.
 William Miller and F. s. Wilhelm have returned from the meeting of the kansas-Cananea in Bisbee, and are donrici1ed at tho Alexandria
 W. E. Preston, a Los Angeles trav- eli"g man, is registered at the So- nora
 S. T. GuittierreZ is at the AleXand- ria from the Shelter City
 (. Landry of Bisbee, is at the So- nora. Landry is southwestern agent for the Shaw mine drills, and will probably give a demonstration here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

eiass room ii witch outsiders can see
eNaeiN wfat il being done. The f9o
eNpafls Wlll aiye Instructions % tie
miners themselves They WITH rcnialn
lal MeAlenief until the mine operators
arc lhofouehlY fsmillar with the life
faNinf appasatus and can uae Il II
thr mlnea.
fae presence o. government MN.
lne engineer II ihe stiia Nil. be II
iaaf haAofll il was all al the gesia.
fical bueaa leda that while the TX.
inhuma t1ll IS ol very high aualiig
n is lsnl eaaagally snown over tha
country The fepoft of the caelnter
Nill eite 4 a faiine IN the government
phbheations and wlaeshraad advp ~
ipg A. Y ia nDw lie Oilahuma rsal
ls noi rgied 81 THAT geyafnmeni con,
traces eau Dc secured The engineers
lahlcial fQport vill how h Il entitaa
70 Consideration on bids for contract.
ior coz isr The navy f8r example, ena
Aaf Other gesefnmenl contract.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11
M'ALESTER SOON To
HAVE MINERS LIFE
SAVING STATION

Washington. Mch. The report Of
NillIam f. cumcf0n. The United
alAion inspector ~ milps III 0klahoma
has gust hecn received 81 the geGl1si
cal huHeaN h Anslllaslon Il sho6a
that exea laiaes WE'RE Killed aul aKe
injured ID me mines al ne slHtp dlls
lng he mnnla Of February During
lhe corresponding monih list year
There wete tNu Fatalities ANA tWu mon
injured rh0 recovered
Il was stated al tie geological bu
feau thai the appu aina Toy the miners
lIie saYlnn station aE McAlestcr has
been ordered from German manufaf
urefs end Tint Within SIS weeks II
Wlil be Fcnt u McAlester N ehafee
uf two ryperts to uperlie Il ana il
mining caelneef who Will make gns
ela enor uu the c0ul mining industry
IL the slaie This apparatus before
II ~ aant 10 MeAlcster. win De sent 70
tho experiment station At piltshufe
where II Wlli be thuf0nshls tested.
This Il necessary heeeusc ihe appaf
alus is deIgne1 for miners io uss ii
gases that would klI them n ae
ond II inheled ana up chaaee9 afa
ial,en 81 lls being IL any nlannrf e.
fetiife.
Tire station will BE- erected * Mr.
AlcatnT II a nsace eanFanleaIIy neAt.
Cd, i Nlf ue go alF llghf epr'Qsa
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Al VA IS
[)R|L.. | ING
FOR OIL
Or GAS

ALVIN Okla Moh n The arsl vnl4
M dllllln tn ta0 AlNa deep aoli ls
begun ihis morning wien the eneina3
were fred bp and drilling began IN
earnest The company haH two ere8a,
night and j day crew. and drilling
Will nni slep except in The case i. q
break iswn antll the well is complel.
ed while fiD msn can tell whee
lnere IS on OF Gus deposits. the Aiea
situation locks good 10 close oh
server Of geological conditions
A sinlY u toe geological surveys
complied by The q s geological De.
pafiment shows that Alva lies well
within ihc IpH plain region nf okla
homa, ana Is undprlaid with the same
alluHlab deposit thul q encountered
IN lhe CieveIlnd aud Blackwell Gas
ard eil Atids
Blackwell Is located msi seventy
niles dne east FROM this city and i
strong sas field has been opened up
there AZ u depth OF $40 feei The ec.
ards ui the Kansas and Oklahoma sil
and gus fields show that The oil aa6
y hearlnR formations dip . the veal
md southwest al an average Of from
NJ % 30 feet per mile TO agnre ta4
greater din 81 20 feei per mile coming
iowNa Alva e would shoa that the
Blackwell gas bearing formation W. Z.
reach Awe ai depth Of 900 feet. 10
fhls 1900 feet add 500 feel al Back.
wen aud We have q depth Of 2900 fcpt.
let Witch depth gas and OIL should be
founH rndtr Alsa
Theff are numerous sas and ol
Wells q the uorlh east aud south and
s0uihwesf el AlVA The Kell drilled
~ JET Oklahoma thirty miles east 1T
here shows producing sand al 2se
feel which according b gaological for
Inat0ns sn rnllfelv neN sand. ana
II lhe average dp nbiains. should BE
lrbalnnA NJ TITS place II about 9eu
ieci f';c government log of another
l{balloN val drilled 10 mlies due west
from thls place shows large pockei
uI natural Fas al Isl feet A POCKET
ol natural aas i0und cut u le rcgi. Al
channel II nrunf Hlriost conclusive
tRli i has escaped from 4 larger o.
parent lower down.
Il Is We'll Known hero by nearly ey
cry one hat Within I've nast f0a d
hve seais shxesAl slaudafd oil exfMris
hate a6nIed an lhe outlook o. RATHER
lnHefl9s'h for OIL nud gas IN this yicln
3e aAal iHnlf aclsl1n bate on ee1io
eieal calculations hsa been thai oil
ana aas pxlAt bore Ii large quantities
q Hnpth ul about gi10 feei Tho
iandafa Oh company bas 81 and sas
leasea oH several hundred acres 0l
leni n Mnpas county to-day
Inest l'as never been 4 veil drilled
N this seellQn 10 4 sufficient depth Il
iesl ihe ropoaIllou bR The Alta Deel
Well COMPANY have given 4 guarantee
ltVnlInned On pnge FOUR
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4 Waa q lfIlllhs eknhflOnce Ia Mrs
laa honor 10 face arath "for ycara
e aefefe lung trouble gave no III
tense suffering She writes eand
several times nearly eausea fny dealh
al remedies failed anil d0ciax said
! was lncufahlc Then Df KInea
New Discovery brought quick relief
aud Z care 20 permanent that / have
nor been troubled Ii twelve years =
Mfa soper liyen 10 I3Ig Pond pa. It
wofks wonders ln Coughs and Colds.
Sore Lpnr Hemuffhases saglrinHp.
AsiAmf Group Whooplng Cough ans
IAN Bronchial affections. soc and si %
Frial brittle FREE eilsganleaa by AT
hInHsissf
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PILES
Quickly
Cured

instant Relief, Permanent curo--TFiel
Package Mailed Free 70 All
n plain Wrapper
We want every man ana woman SUIT
fcHng from TIE exernclatlng torture
of piles q lust send their name aud
address q Us aud get by return mail
n free trial pnckage Oi The most ef.
fcctlYe and positive cure ever known
for this tieeaee Pyramid PHO Cure.
The way % prove what this great
remedy viii do 10 your own ease Is 90
just all eai free eeupUn and send 10
Us and YOU wlll get by mail 4 free trial
treatment of Pyramid pile Cure
Then after YOU have proven 10 your
self what i can do gop VIII 20 10 the
druggist ard get a 81 cent box
Don't undergo an operation Oper
atoms are rarely q success and often
lead 10 terrible consequences, pfra
|inid Pile cure reduces al lnilamma
lion. makes congestion, irritation, itch
ug sores aud ulcers disappear. and
lhe piles simply nali
For sale ~ ali drug stores e 80
cents 4 boS.
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0KE-T|ME.
ANGUS
BEAlIT !
N WANT

Sioux Falls. s. d March ~ That
Josie Mansfield, the New York beau.
ly OF "10's for whose fnFar n. s..
slckcs Killed Jim Fish. has been
for some years pust o resident Of Wa.
tcrtown, s. d Is the surprising dis.
covery inst mado here Since coming
10 South Dakota Josie Mansnold has
been living Under the namc q Mrs.
Mars Lawler and has concealed her
past IN every was possible
sac Is about 70 years Old, pracll-
cally helpless as The result 81 stroke
ol paralysis. and dependent upon
charity for support, Upon taking up
her residence at Wateftown She made
her home with her brother \.
Flint. who built a cottage for bis sis.
ter and gaze q 10 her TO live IN tho
remainder Of Ter lile Through an
oversight he neglected TO deed the
property 10 hel about twa years ago
Flint dled suddenly and her home
was thrown Into the estate Of the
dead man and sold 70 The hlghes
bsdder. leEsing Mrs Lawler helpless
and homeless.
For several weeks friends have
been engaged in raising a fund for
her by voluntary subscription, the
plan being 70 purchase a little home.
Now. however Mrs Lawlar has prac
tlcally decided 10 enter convent
where she VIII spend DE remainder
OF her years. She siill retains traces
OF her former beauty aud her refine
ment Of manner has made many
friends for her here
The Story Of che Tragedy
The principals IN The famols New
York tragedy Ia 1872 were Ann" Fish
partner and warm friend Of JAY
Gould, Edward $ slokes also q fin
ancier and Interested ID business Al
one time With Gould. and } sle Mans
field an aclfass for whose sake the
murder was committed Fisk was q
Ycrmonicr ana started business life
as pedaler he made ~ million
dollars IN army contracts IN the civil
war and then turned 10 Mall street
Stokes was known 81 tho handsomesi
man IN New York Ie fofnWda d nart
nershlp With FISK and G0lild N the
Br60ldyn oil Refining company
Then josie Mansfield appeared 10
sever the ties of business and per.
snM fiicnlsnlB and ntge be way for
ne subsequent tragedy sho was
beautiful and arilul Fish, and Stokes
both fen hi love with her anal they
became bitter rivals. a anahclul con
test bcgan heiween he tWo former
friends for the favor OF tlie actress
Josie Mansfield deceived Fisk and
used stokes as tool for exiOrine
money from hls rival Flsk believed
De could win lhe Rcman hg fuinus
Stokes financially lle had bis pari
.or arrested iOr alleged emhezzle
mont % The cumpahyg funds Then
lho woman openly eslOused Stokes
shlp Nhe Nmbaz9lemcn6 Charge
against him failed Then De sued
Fisk gor sa00000 damag8 stokes
threatened ie prInt ell o Fssf's q
iers t0 TIE eaarmee unless ere s2nQ
000 was paid Tlsk eventually obtain
ed the letters aud The srpposltion
was lhat ne haid high FOR 'henl
THE next step In NE contest was
the Issuance OF a bench warrant loG
ihe arrest af Stokes an aa imllel
mont by The gfHnd Mfy for black
mal Then sHkes res0leed 10 kil
Fisk and ne shci him on the stair.
way 81 the Grand Central hotel, on
january g. iS7s
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Maskoeee Oka Mch. II TIE Au8.
kcgee Evening Ness has sliapeaded
publication aftee stormy aalafehf y
uf a4p rfnlhs Tho pnper was stat.
ed by G 4. Keller. and hes changed
hands 4 number of times lls lEshll-
ilIes wlll sutal about pA,a90 Whlln ils
assets bnl few hunAred The NbWs
was lhe third dallf pgbef|u The city.
sts Suspension was brought about by
lha attaching 0f Ehn olllse EsFnllafe ~
ptlnlersa'Aua reporters fQF eelpfg
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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-08-12
THURSDAY. AUGUST y, 1909.

VIZ congratulate Mr.. W. ID.
Evans op his election in the pil
mary Just held. ard trust that he
may yIndicate his right to the
cs.nf1ence which the people of
the district have s. Down in his in
-tegrity and ability, by makipe
them an Efficient repre- sentative.
IT our Judgment is correct and we
Judge the future by the past, we
are constrained 10 say that he will
d his best. In sayingthis we do not
intend the same liplitation which
one of his opponents set forth in
aspeech made IN the Courthouse
here during the campaign, Viz ;
He may have done what he
could. bat thar was very little;9
but we trust on the contrary that
his best may mean go9d work for
his people.
We supported Mr.. Christian as
effectively as we could during the
campaign and have no apologies
TO offer for our course. We re-
greet that our work for him was
not more effective and deplore
his defeat. nevertheless now that
the Democrats Of the District
have indicated their CHOICE by
.electing Mr. Evans. we will sup
port him as Loyalty and if needs
be work for him as faithfully rs we
have previously worked against
him.
.As. to,tiie war OF words recently
svaEedssith orr esteemed contem-
porary, The Sentinel it is over,
and as its editor has previously
stated we are both loyal Demo
Gratis. differing only as to the best
method of serving our party. We
are glad that we can low Join
bands under the banners of De
tnocracy and fight our common
enemy. the sole cause of emuIa-
zion being the desire to determine
vhich OF us can bear our standard
ether into the enemv's territory.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-08-12

William for Attorney General are
elected by safe msjorities.
In the legislative fight the great
est surprise was the large major
ity which Mr.. Evans brought from
Middlesex. This was a surprise
evan to his own friends most Of
whom conceded one hundred or
more votes TO Mr.. Christian.
Mathews gave Mr. Christian a
majority Of 81 while Middlesex
gave MIR. Evans a majority of 262
this securing him the pomin, on
by about Us.
The friends Of MIR, fucker here
who claimed this county for hin
iby from 100 to $50, were forced
TO content themselves with a ma
Iiority of 90. Mathews c. II
which was considered his strong
hold only giving him a majorit,
of over Judge Mann. The vot,
standing 40 to az. The officia
returns from this county are giver
elsewhere.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-08-12

4 more complete vindication
i-csn the many charges which
aave been brought against Judge
Mann, than that which was given
bv the ballots OF the citizens OF
Virginia on August sth, could
scarcely be desired. Accused OF
almost every conceivable INSIDE
meanor by his opponent though
he was. yet when the election day
came there remained enough OF
those whose belief in his integrity
was mistaken; those who desired
that such methods be rebuked;
and those who believe in temper
ance and realize that his work for
that cause deserved recognition.
TO secure for him the nomination
for governor of this State at the
hands Of its Democratic citizens.
We believe that the gray haired
statesman. the greater part of
whose life has been spent i'm the
service of the people of the Com
monwealth. is eminently fitted by
reason of his experience, his in
tegrity and his zeal for the good
of all the Teople. to fill with
honor the Office which is the high
est in the gift of the people of the
State.
We are requested by Judge
Mann to thank all of his friends
IN this county for their support
and to assure them of his appreci-
alton of the honor which they
have assisted in comforting upon
him.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-08-12
100 Park Place,
Brooklyn, N. Y.

August 3, 1909.
EDITOR MATHEWS JOURNAL,
Mathews. Va,
My Dear Sir:
Just a word to your much
valued paper and special word
to the odd Fellows" of MRth-
ews Lodge No. 80, in regards
to the funeral of our beloved BRO
Their, Judson Hodges. l feel
deeply grieved at such little in
terest shown among our members
as Odd Fellows at this funeral
which was 10 be held on Sunday
August Ist, at 2:3O. 1t seems to
me that not one member has any
excuse to make for not being there
every member of our Lodge will
sooner or later have to die, and |
ask you mem Sers of Mathews
Lodge No 90, ar you just Odd
Fellows III name only. arc you
not ashamed of yourselves in let
ting ram storm stop you in at
tending TO the burial of a Brother?
1t not, feel ashamed of many Of
my brothers in Mathews County
whom | know had no other rea-
son than wet weather, in not turn
ing ont and know further that
the Odd Fellows of Norfolk. who
attended last Sunday were asham-
ed OF their Mathews Brothers. If
could leave my business here in
New York and go to Mathews
anu those IS members Of Norfolk
could 90. what excuse can nv
Mathews county brothers give?
Wake ny brothers of Mathews
and for your OWE sake and the
sake Of Oddfellowship don't let
another brother need your attend
anee without being there. Meet
your duty face to face and be men
and be Odd Fellows in reality as
we'll as in name.
Yours in T. l.. & T..
]. EDWIN TREAKLE.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-08-12
ELECTION AFTERMATH.

With the exception of the nom
inee for CommissiQner Of Agricul-
tore. the stare ticket seems to be
snttled. The election to this Of
Dee Is still claimed BY both Koin.
50 end Brown. though the latter
fs acknowledged at preseHtlWed-
t.esday. 70 be ahead.
Judge MapD has scared the
: animation fer governor by a
jor'ty n rem three TO five
pnsanq. hpf the exact npmbei
- not yej besa determined. J..
'N s3'les y, isf lieutenant
=. al. 81 4nd Ind1e San,ue! al.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-08-12
THE SECRET LONG LIFE.

a French scientist has discovered
one secret of long life. His method
deals with the blood. But long ago
millions of Americans had Electric
Bitters prolongs life and makes it
worth living. 1t purifies, enriches and
vitalizes the blood, rebuilds wasted
nerve cells, imrarts life and tone to
the entire system. Its a godsend to
weak, sick and debilitated people,
Kidney trouble had blighted my life
for months,' writes w. M. Sherman.
of Cushing, Me, but Electric Bitters
cured me entirely" OnlX SOC. at all
druggists.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-08-12
NELS ON-FORREST.

8 Holly Grove Christian Church
was the scene of a pretty marri-
age last Wednesday morning a.
1890 o'clock. when the pastor
Rev. Chas. B. Richards, solemn.
lied the ceremony making Mr.
James Wesley Nelson and Miss
Susie Belle Forrest husband and
wife.
The groom is the son of Mr..
VIM. Il. Nelson of this county.
The bride is the charming and &C
complished daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert IL. Forrest near
Trinity.
The church. was tastefulIy deco
rated III wild flowers and ever
'reens and a large number Of
friends were present. The bride
was beautifully attired in a travel
ng suit of cream color with hat
and gloves to match,
Alter the ceremony the young
couple left amid congratulations
nd best wishes for a several DAYS
f,,>
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-08-12
LOCALS.

Messrs. Burke and Garnett have
concluded arrangements for the
sale of Mr.. J. Nj. Campbelrs fine
farm, Brighton" on East River
to Mr.. Herman Holloworth of
Washington. ID. G. Purchase
price to be about $4,000
WANTED-TO know the name
Of the gentleman who took in
charge and brought to Mathews
on Tuesday, Aug. 3rd on steamer
Ocracoke, a little girl who got of
at Hicks wharf. Information if
left at JOURNAL office will be APP
preCiated. S-I2-2t
Mayor ). d. Freeman, who has
served with distinction in the
Philippine Islands for several
years has returned from the ser
vice and is now at the home OF
ms father MIR. J. ], freeman at
Cardinal. He states his intention
OF residing in the County of his
birth in the future.
We desire the special attention
OF the public to the fact that we
will shortly get in a large stock
OF trunks and suit cases; these ,wil
especially suit The needs of the
young people who are going of
to school. Your patronage always
appreciated.
\NNA-r-, \NrnI III
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-08-12
WYATT WOLFFE.
NORTH

Miss Virginia Billup- was in
Norfolk last week.
Mrs. Dudley is visiting AFR. and
Mrs, T.\F. Nelson of North River
for few weeks.
Miss Nellie Shackleford return
ed home last Wednesday from
University, and is the guest of
Mrs. c. \ Brown.
Mrs. Emma Saxton of Della
ware, is visiting Mrs. II. L. Mel
son. Mrs. John McGonigal of
Washington, d. c., is with her
also.
We were delighted to meet on
steamer Monj ,ci last "Wednesday
our friend G. +. T. Lane. who
with Mr. Walter Lane of BALI
more, was coming home for a
shor; trip Of ten days. to his "a
rents at Woodstock
Miss Matte Shackleford WHO
has leased the Pittman Hospital
in TarborO. North Carolina. for 4
term of five years. made 4 bnsi-
ness trip to Norfolk last week
Miss Shackielord is a Mathews
girl, has had thorough training in
her profession; and we wish her
great success in this business ven
ture.
GA Sunday morning at Holly
Grove church. the Rev. Mr.. Brown
missionary to India. give to tbe
people Of this vicinity a lecture
on the customs and heather. rites
of the Hindoos. Among other
thoughts brought home this one.
why are SO many American wo-
men dissatisfied with their lots in
life ?"
Will Leumas tell us why
And this suggests wedding bells.
which ring on Wednesday next
Tor the marriage of Mr.. !. Yves
lev Nelson to Miss Susie Forrest
The gentler sex en- maSSe will
doubtless attend to the minor de-
tails OF laying a new carpet and
hanging of floral decorations
which usually furnish a church.
whereby all envious and aomirine
friends may lend a hand-energv
we'll directed. May you live loug
and prosper /!
The Democracy of Virginia is
again 10 be congratulated on their
choice by ballot at the recent pri-.
mary OF so wise and conservative
leader as William Hodges Mann
't Nottoway. Now, as a Demo
rat to Democrats, let US have
air play and an honest deal, otn-
,rwIse It requires no sage TO an
icIpate results. Here's TO Judge |
dann. Confederate soldier, and |
rcy haired statesman
Mrs. Miller of Norfolk1s a gueEf
4 ~ 1foao ~ 1is,csy-.., r. &, -
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-08-12
COLLEGE OF
WILLIAM AND MARY
WILLIAMSBURG. VIRGINIA.
Gen'i Pass. Aro~t

BEAUTIFULLY located OH the famous
Virginia Peninsula where the Amer
ican nation had its birth. Alma Ma.
ter of Jefferson, Marshall, Monroe
and host ofother makers of American
history.
/. Regular Academic Courses lead
ing to A. BIB. S., and NJ. a. degrees.
ii. Normal classes TO prepare Young
men for positions in the public schools.
152 State appointments.
Total cost per session of nine months
(board and fees) to students preparing
to teach $500.
Total cost tboard and fees) not hold
iHg State appointments $4,000.
Ask your school superintendent ( for
sp appointment to William and n AIRY.
session begins Sept. 10, 1919.
For particulars address.