The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-09
SUMMER SCHOOL
 AT UNIVERSITY
The Eighth Annual Session Opened Yesterday-Pro-
 gramme of Lectures

University, June S-(Special.) 1.-The summer school for teachers of the Uni versity of Alabama opened today in it's eighth annual session. Teachers from all over the state have been coming in yes- terday and today, and it is thought that by tonight over 200 students will have matricuated in the summer school. The indications are that the enrolment this summer will exceed that of former years. Last session the enrolment was 269
 It has been the custom of the authori- number of special lectures for the benefit of the students of the school. These lec- lures will in no wise interfere with the regular work of the school, but will sup plement 1t. They will be given from time to time and will be free to the students of the summer school. The following is the list of special lecturers with their subjects as announced by Dean Dresslar today:
 Second Week-Tuesday evening" June 19, 8 o'clock, Dr. William B. Saffold, pro- lessor of Latin, University of Alabama "Pompeii," illustrated with lantern slides Physics lecture room).
 Wednesday evening, June fl, 8 o'clock Dr. John Y. Graham, professor of biology University of Alabama; "Pollination," Il. lustrated with lantern slides. (Physics lecture room).
 Friday morning, June Is, 10:3O o'clock Col Thomas c. McCorvey. professor ot history and political economy, University of Alabama, "The Invisible Empire. 5 (Clark HalD
 Third Week-During the third week of the summer school Prof. Frederick D. Losey, professor of rhetoric and public speaking in the University of Alabama, will deliver series of lectures on Shakes peare.
 Professor Loseys lectures will be as follows:
 Monday morning, June 19. 1O:30 o'clock, Our Debt to Shakespeare"
 Tuesday morning, June 20, 10:30 o'clock, Henry ", Study in Patriotism
 Wednesday morning, June 21, 10:3O o'clok, ''The Uses of Shakespearian Trag- edy."
 Thursday morning, June 22, 10:O o'clock, "The Mystery in Hamlet"
 Friday morning, June 23, 10:30 o'clock. Shakespeare is Shakespeare'
 In addition to these lectures, Professor Losey will give two evening recitals of plays to be announced later
 Fourth Week-Monday morning, June 26, 10:30 o'clock, pr. Charles H. Barnwell. professor of English in the University of Alabama, will deliver a lecture on Ten nyson and His Age"
 On the following Tuesday Mrs. J. H. Phillips of Birmingham. president of the Alabama Federation of Women's clubs. is expected to deliver a lecture on a sub ject to be announced later.
 Fifth Week-Tuesday morning, July 2, 10 80 o'clock, MT. Will T. Sheehan of Montgomery, associate editor of the Montgomery Advertiser, How Civiliza ton Was Established in Alabama" (Clark HalD.
 Friday morning, July 6, Hon. Henry J. Willngham, state superintendent of edu- ctaion, "Educational Progress in Ala bama."
 Sixth Week-During the last week of the summer school, on Tuesday, July l0 Miss Frances Higgins, instructor in Eng fish in the Alabama Girls Technical ln- stitute at Montevallo, will deliver lec- ture on School Improvement Work.
 In addition to the above lecturers, Hon. Emmett O'Neal, governor of Alabama, and Hon. Thomas M. Owen, director or the state department of archives and his tory of Alabama, will deliver lectures to the summer school. However, neither the subjects on which they will speak nor the dates have been yet announced