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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-29
AN ESSAY ON MEN

A little girl wrote the following
composition on men: Men are what
women marry. They drink, and
smoke and swear, but don't go to
church. Perhaps if they wore bonn
nets they would. They are more logi
CAL than women and also more zoo
logical. Both men and women
sprung from monk eys, but the wo-
men sprung farther than the men.
The chap about to wed was nervous
To the young best man he cried:
'"Tell me, is 1t Missionary
For the groom to cuss the bride?'"
In prosperous rural community
the village doctor was also the supe
intendent of the Sunday school. In
cidentally he taught class of small
boys.
Willie impressivey remarked the
doctor one Sunday afternoon to a
/, bright faced youngster, "can you
tell me what we must do in order
Ito get to heayen?"
Yes SIR" was the prompt respol
of Willie. eve must de-
| "Tfat is very true" said the doc.
tor, encouragingly, "but can't you
tell me what We must do before we
/ die?"
Yes SIR was the startling re-
joinder of Willie; we must get sick
and send for you
| An Irishman was walking thru a
pasture when bull rushed up and
tossed him over the fence. Picking
| himself UP quickly he faced the
animal and said with suppressed
wrath elf it wasn't fer yer bow
in and yer scrapijn' and yer apollo
g'zin' I'd o'thought you did that on
purpose!"
English As She is Spelled
A stranger in our Land was he;
He tried to learn our spelling,
He Thought it would as easy be
/ As buying or as selling.
He tried to write but couldn't quite
l. Learn when to spell it wright or
right;
He couldn't tell just where he stood
When using Good or wood or shood.
He had to stand a lot of chatting
4 When cruel people started laffing.
Then other things confused him so
AS doe and dough and roe and row
And mail and male and sale and
sail,
And many more that turned him
1 pail.
Said he: II left my Wife and daugh-
ter
In other lands across the waughter.
wanted much to bring them here,
But they will have to stay, fere,
And I must leave you" With a sigh
He added: ELISE I'LL surely digh."
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-29

Over 10000 trees were planted
On May last year out of my nursery,
and year before in May. Those May
planted averaged better stand than
April planting. w. NJ. Bomberger.
Harlan Ia. m6
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-29

Fancy bedding plants, Cannas,
Geraniums. Saliva in bloom other
bedding plants and out door and i'm
door ferns. cemetery planting stock
Cut flowers for Memorial day and
Mothers day Book orders early with
w. M. Bomberger Harlan Ia. MIG
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-29

fits not a matter of early or late
planting as much as it's to plant,
live trees and planting and caring
we'll, all growing season. Trees from
Nv. NJ. Bomberger Harlan La me
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-29
SEE NELSON PHILLIPS

For expert repairing by expert
workmen on all cars from Fords to
Pierce Arrows. quick, reliable. Rea-
sonable prices. Also soldering, vul-
canizing and brazing accepted. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. Come let us
get acquainted. Automobiles painted
me Phone 179
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-29
IN THE MODE

By Walter G.. Doty.
You're right, she's sight,
Is the lady bedight
In the latest outburst of Parisia an
spite,
Which shows as she goes
Several inches of hose.
And is baggy yet tight;
But Just see her delight.
Betrayed feels the maid
Who has muchl money paid
For an outfit des. gned to make au-
toes afraid,
To find-what a shame
That 1t really looks tame
And is cast in tlle shade
By the ret ON parade.
And mad is the dad
Who must pay for the glad
Rags of his daughter who follows
each fad,
When he sees how the sueeze
And fast-freeze at the knees,
To delight the fresh, lad
And the nj ght-bloomdng cad.
But, though they are trials
To poor father these styles
Just wait for to-morrow's. THEY'LL
beat these by miles.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-29

On telephone notice w. M. Bonn
berger Harlan will ship nursery
stock to reach you any day you set
20 go to town to trade. me.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-29

See Kommes Bros. john Deere an
Jenny Lind cutliWators.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-29
LAw-ABIDING

What are they moving the
church for?"
'.Well, stranger, I'm the mayor
Of these diggin's. an I'm fer law en-
forcement. We've got an ordinance
what ssys NO saloon shall be near
or tlan 800 feet from church. l
give 'em three days to move the
church.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-29
Thick and Thin

We buy the very best things out
And use up all our "tin";
Pray tell us why the cooks SO stout
And we are so durn thdn?
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-29

If you want neat and pretty job
OF repairing done on your SHOES
take them to Gerald Hensley over
the Bishop and statzell barber shop.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE.
Geusge shaw Cook. 4. =. H.. D~llvrr~
1returr ~ lloarkr Tss~at~r I'm.
eislrsl ''(;usi !. (sss,si."

The Rourke Theafer was comfort
ably filled last Friday niEht with an
sppreciative audience to listen TO the
lecture Of Geors. sha~ Cook. men,
Der Of the board Of Lectureship Of
the Mother Church. the First Church
Of Christ. Scientist. Ia Boston. Mass.
The speaker Of the evening was In
troduced TO the audience. which In.
cluded . number from out OF town.
BY Mr.. e. q. Clark. Of Rocky Ford.
The subject Of the lecture VAS God
II Good" . brief synopsis Of which
10 ~ follows:
The question Il sometimes asked.
''since the Bible contains . record Of
human suffering. Why doe. Christian
Science. which IL said 20 bc founded
upon the scriptures. teach that sui.
ferins should he oppos~d:"
Christian Science is . restoration
or rediseovcrey Of primitive Christi.
snity. II 10 based upon the life
works Of Christ Jesus. who ~as the
founder Of Christianity. Christian
science. therefore. accepts Jesus %
The master Christian. The question
arises. "whst Vas the attitude of
Jesus toward human sufferings" A
seudy Of the gospels reveals the fact
that While the attitude Of Jesus TO-
ward the sufferer vas oae Of greet
compassion. he evidentiy reGarded
ssffssing and disease - iiieestlmats.
Ne declared that he came not 10 Dc.
seroy. bet y fulfiil. Ne came. In
oehes werds. 70 DO The viii Of The
psshss. 0ed. We fiad that auch Of
~ nlslsasy es Jesus consisted In
~ vssk q 1sseseyias saekassa. ssl
1issass. !! Chriss Jesss eane 70 -
~ vi1l u 0sd. ssA spsat ~ tiwe
lasosoy n ssllsviss naakial through
~ 6esasuee1ea q dlssass - veil -
- ~. thsa Il can eaiy ~ csseiulsl
ut ~ ssossde1 ssfessins - uslaw.
sul as1 esserasy - she viiI u 0el.
pusthssness. Jssus ~. "Ys
Gooll hnew ~ ssush ss1 ~ tsssh
soo1 ndts ~ Ssss'' sJeAa vill..
~. ~ eusoe1eo eeeUss.' "pSee
~ Whnes~ ~ eoewes = ooala
49, = ~ seooe1 - ~ wogeo
rnitnno -. - 4 $1,000 49, -
l11o oooo1 eosono ooo1~ - ~
~ unnnog = ooo6ooD - o1
- C11Dull1o 1o11 = - =
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18

been New Hampshire's greatest 'wo-
man. and truly she may be 20 regard
ed BY reason Of her achievements.
But Of all her wonderful works. that
for which Christian Scientists revere
and love her most IL her discovery Of
the llfe-givins truth that God 10 good.
Therefore they say 10 you. "Acqusint
nov thyself With him. and BE- at
peace" (Job xii. az.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18

purpose and plan Of God for man.
who is created In His likeness. Chris
tian Science teaches tha, the works
OF Jesus were done In accordance
with divine law. II teaches. there
fore. that the same works can be-
done again In the same way. for real
Law never varies In Its operation.
1Itsease Ma. . Messsl Casse.
What Of the experience called sick.
ness. or disease Practically all are
familiar with the fact recognized and
admitted by physicians. that certain
kinds Of disease have . mental cause.
Christian Science declares that all
disease has . mental cause.
Human emotions. such - fear.
anger. worry. hatred. etc. are now
saId 10 produce poisonous conditions
on or In the physical body. u this 10
70 may not many cases Of chronic
poisoning In the human system b.
traceabie TO . chronic dispoailion TO
give way tn the emosions' IL Il not
~ rwasonahie TO admit this % 70 rec
oginse the fact that AGATE fear In.
mediately manifests itself ID Q
blanehed face n Que 10 obliged 70
admit the mental cause Of some kinds
Of physical disease. Why not agree
With Christian Science that. pvlnart.
~. all disease IL due 10 Q mental
cause. This does aot mean that sl1
iiseass 10 the rssuit Of coasrioss fear
or viilfsl sis. Many types Of Ata-
ease are effects of iatsnt fear hsssll.
tasy tsmpersmeat. supesssiston. q.
nersncs. os some 6f The ssasssily ae-
csptsd beltess Of the humaa mla1
which sssm 70 opesass - Iaw. oup-
poss . man 10 b. ssck srea oss -
morn of These meatai causss. WIN
drugs csrs bin? u thsrs aay ansi-
lesin that wiil destroy hascsl. ~ asy
sssum that ~iil pssvsss SsasS Nesh-
lac bst ths haevIs1ss thas 0el y
lIess asA thss naa - ~ iaaos u
0o6 y 10 reality aeahiss ~ shas ~
ezpseeseoa ~ l1evs. 80 shoestoeo
caaaos aa1 does ~ fsos - nv. uSlo
ssssss . pssnassss esrs h sseA .
eose.
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|ee - laes11tesas eauss. dlvies lolo1.
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La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18

tnf1uencc the thoughts OF another BY
means OF mesmeriSm or mental sug-
gesiion.
The prayer or treatment Of the
Christian Scientists 10 based upon his
spiritual discernment Of the fact that
there is but one Mind. The mesner.
ist's endeavors are based upon the
belisf that there are minds many and
that oae Of these many minds can In.
flusace another for good or evil.
Herein lies the danger Of mesmesism
o. mental suggestion: whereas the
sassty Of Christian Science practice
csaslses In ita sniire depeadencs ~
% The power of one tafinite Mad.
ths effect Of which caa ~ oaiy good.
Nasy Baker EDDY did see invsat
aaythisg In hes discovery Of Cars
tian Science. She did not add 70 that
vhieh already was. She discovered
The Priseipls uadssiyias ~ splsitu.
81 heallae u DAysical disease b. ~
pFooAets. n Chris Jssus. aad ~ he
early Chrtseians. A. The result q
her 1lscosssy sAs uas able 10 restore
10 ~ world not oaly shs sessscs os
hssllag bst The seseses Of beias.
Mn. Eddy was tesu In Bev. n.
a.. JuIy ~. 1881. che rscslvsl hss
sasiy s1ucssioa froa hss brsshsv.
Albsst BAKER. . srs1sats u nan.
mouoh College. sa1 - The psivaae
scAooo - Dyss n. eaabosn ID Tlsos.
y. u. Always sheushtsui an1 seli.
sseea. - early uaiss1 viii ~ Co.
sreGastssal ehureh sa1 rsaaissl Q
ms0bss - thst 1eae0lnasSoa unei1
hss 1lDsosssy - Chsise1as oe1eaes b
1899. % 1878. havias NM 1soss.
stsooso ~ pssesseal vsssh - ~
dlseovesy. - wsoss as1 Dsollehel .
ssao-ooeA. ''oe1sees aa1 losalsh IN
xsv - ~ oeslOessss." u 1879 -
oruno1ss1 ~ chsiseisa 0e1enss
ChuFeA. ~ vas 1aass psosonalss1 .
~ v1Bse CAuseA - Cns1ue. ou1soe1oe.
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La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
c.s.s.'. v.r~-~' c..ss-...

Durins the week Of January "a 10
9Th. the farmsFs Of Colombo wiii
make their annual pilgrimage 70 the
COLORADO AsFicuissrai College 70 q.
ssad The sessseas Of the Colombo
Fsrnsss' ceasrsas sad Extesslon
oAoss courss. ~ sssstoas ef ths
ceasFess will bsgia o. Monday nesn.
ias. January - ssA wtli ceatisue
sArough PSs1ay. ladicastoas srs
that . vesy nueA larger aunbsr Of
fasmsss wiil ~ 10 asasa1aacs o. she
sssssess 'ef ths coagre,s this year
shan ever besess. Ths sarmess 10
svesy asestea Of Cssossae ars svinc-
Ias . srowtas iatssssa 10 the 90.
sreas. fer ehsy realise thas 10 she
Deesurss asd dSsesssiass saa oppor.
tuassy Ter % sseAanss Of idess. h
AVAILABLE . vass funl Of issosnasseu
vhseA eas - pss n psarsieai use -.
- shsls farms.
1hs program Tor thIs year 10 a.
unusual1y seseas &C.,. oevesnnsss
estIelaIa. 0eabsss q ~ sseulsy asl
technical seaff q ~ cesesale AM.
euoeural coo)eos = veil - oeorsicni
fas0esB thsosslvss wt1l - - ~
psogsao. 1lseusslas u ~ flve Gays
eo1ueeo ooay - ~ ~ l0oessass
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fasnosD - ~ saa1s.
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La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18

ways able to tell them why they have
no need to fear.
Christian Scientists having dis
cerned the fact that fear IL not m at
tribute OF God. are beginning 10 un-
derstand Why Il Is no part OF man.
Who il In the likeness Of God. They
reason that God IL the only cause and
h good. Fear Is not good. There.
fore. Il L. not the effect Of the one
only cause and consequently 10 with
out actual existence. There IL no
fear In the universe Of God and moth.
Ing In that universe Of which man
could BE- afraid. There II no good In
fear. for fear hath tssmeat." hence
there Il no God In II. and NO truth In
Il. Christian Scieutists do not. how.
ever. claim 10 have demonstrated ~
yet that they are easireiy immune
from fear: but they are much less
fearful than formerly. and conse-
auentiy. much lees subject 10 disease
and disaster.
Prayer asa Assaeusees.
Christian Science teaches its ad.
hsrents 10 ''pssy without cessins.
aad coastsntly 10 sesk . higher and
hotter undersssndiss of the true ms.
turs os 0ed. and Of nas ~ Ills like
aess. rurthssnors. it requires the
demossssstioa Of this snaesssandin
II right thiakias ssd right living.
oseh thlskins rssults n the lesssn.
Iog os ssa end dlseess. This 10 the
Dsaetieal asees0sat . Witch Mr..
B11y ssssss % ''ths sssaDliftcaslon
ef 0as's usisy uith 0e1." tseienee
as1 Hsalth. pass lo.D Chssssisa sci.
eottses bsllsvs thse u - esAss wsy
90 thsy ssaitss ~ ssli laposs Of
What hos bssa 0iseahsaly REGARDED
- ~ vSearjeus sesasosae q Cars,
Jssus. bue uhleh vas II fsrs she per.
fees 1s0sosesseiea - aoa's si.ose.
nsae weeh a..
Tbeee W. ose fooo1las NTH the
ire nsesss - Chslsa1sa oesescs
hssw ohas \ \ euloe unl1hs svesy
sos0 - 0es0oglsn. q evso differs
fss0 vhaa = os110oslly sssssssd 70 q
sfn1eh eoga.~ Wnoo Josus 70 biz
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~ UeuD eoGAl1g - - hsolel. asd
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hooA~ = oo1oguooo1 = CAsouaass
oconeo , = ~ ~ Cno1s = ep1sis.
=: |: !:
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
E.el.a l1,.ase. No. g. \. =. IA. ).

Euclid Lodge No. 60. A. r. 4 A..
~. held their annual election Of Of.
ficers and installation Of Officers on
last Tuesday evening. The following
Officers were Installed for the Gem
Ing year:
worphipful Master
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
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La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
nsssAssss = Ressl.aA.

The Iocal order of RsbskaAs hsll
sasss annual elscttoa os esfiesss @
sAssr regular messins iass fusslay
eses'ns. The folloviag effieees
were elected for ~ coming ysas:
Noble 0sand d----Np. L. q. ohllllas
VICE 0rand-----.N Niss Elna Dootea
cesssseeadiss secrssasy-.-....
----------Ns. L. L. Dsekieeeu
'aancial oecretasy.
--------------Nrs. a. Z. Evans
S --.-.-.---Ars. ~ ~
-" caeeein----..Niaoe Dseanees
.ssssee 10 thFee yeass-J. n. Jbose
trustee ses tve ysass. C. 4. Napee
''ssses ~ eee ysas-.L. L. Dsekassa
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
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seses q shis city absus sve ueneho.
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Hesessai laa Saturday. ~ fuaeenl
services vsss ~ oao1ay ofUognooo
= e'esseh ftsn ieaynsv,s cs1sgs
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$ = s. 5 5 :
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-09
WHATPEOPLE
ARE 81 WING
Sheep the Farmers Friend.
Editor of the Express.

Editor of the Express.
Dear Sir Being an American citi-
zen and having lived for number ~
years in Oklahoma. it is but natural
that | should feel interested in the gen
eral prosperity of this commonwealth
Believing in the old adage that 4
penny, saved is worth two made. beg
to say It's a well known fact that
there are in this great and (should be
prosperous state) several million acres
Of wheat and oats stubble fields. rich
in grain and succulent weeds. Also
millions of acres more of corn and
other fall grain fields, filled with an
abundance of weeds and grasses which
now have an intrinsic and inestimable
value, but will in a few shrrt months
become entirely worthless.
Three fifths OF the worlds people
are at war The worlds meat supply
is short and this shortage viii become
more serious as the years 80 BY. Does
it not then behoove every one who
cares for the worlds welfare and fsel-
fishly speaking) for Oklahoma's good.
10 get busy with both brain and
brawn, and while the clouds hover
ever less fortunate lands, make hay
while yet with us the sun shines.
Then why wait when the great west
offers to us her vast flocks of sheep
and lambs the farmers best and sur
est friends at market prices?
Let every farmer with the assist
ance of his far seeing banker friend.
purchase from one hundred to one
thousand or more Of those useful
doubly paying animals, and as far as
possible garner and save this golden
harvest which gratuitousIy offers Itself
for the welfare of mankiud.- The
Sheep Man.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-09

number women in higher education
there were f39.S7S men in 1914 and
i7,120 women, as compared with 1885,
GA men and 1857 women in 1913. Dc.
spite OF rising standards OF admission
and graduation. college enrolment has
more than tripled since 1890.
Receipts during the year totaled
sl20,57a, 257. of which SlS.422,S56 was
for endowment BenefactIons to col
leges and universities totaled 26.670,.
OH, something over s2,OOO.OO0 more
thar In the year previous Six institu-
lions received benefactions in excess
of million dollars apiece and 45 uni
yersities, colleges, and archaeological
schools reported gifts amounting to
more than 100000 In the past seven
years the largest increase In income
has come through state and municipal
appropriations. and the smallest from
tuition and other fees. State and mu.
niclpal appropriations grew from 49,
649,549 in 1908 to $23, 3,40O,540 In 1914.
while fees for.tuition and other educa.
tional services increased from $15,390.-
SAT to s22,504,529.
The dominant note of the year in
higher education, according to the re.
port, was concentration. both in In
ternal organization and authoritative
classification gained momentum dur.
ing the year. chiefly through the activ-
ties of several voluntary associations
The juniorcollege movement has
reached the point where several states
notably Wisconsin. Missouri, Vir-
ginia and Idaho have gone on record
as definitely recognizing junior col
leges in the educational system of thu
state. The municipal university Of
Akron, O.. was added to the list Of
city universities. and the new "Asso-
citation OF Urban Universities, estab-
lished In the fall of 1914, lends empha.
sis to this municipal-university devel-
opment.
Degrees conferred by colleges and
universities included 26,533 baccalau-
reate 52is graduate and 749 honorary.
The degree OF doctor of philosophy
wss conferred as ie result of exam
nation by 46 institutions on l46 meE
and 70 women.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-09

housework or attend to my baby was
soweak. Lydia e. Pinkham' s Vegetable
Compound did me world of good, and
now am strong and healthy, can do my
work and tend my baby. ] advise all
suffering women to take it and get
well as / did. Mrs. FANNIE COOPER,
RED, Bridgeton, M.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound made from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful
drugs, and to-day holds the record of
being the most successful remedy for
female ills we know Of, and thousands
of voluntary testimonials on file,in the
Pinkham laboratory at Lynn, Mass.
seem to prove this fact.
For thirty years it has been the stand
ard remedy for female ills, and has re-
stored the healthof thousands of women
who have been troubled with such all
ments as displacements, Inflammation,
liberation, tumors, Irregularities, etc
If you want specini advice
write tc Lydia IL. Pinkllnm Med
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-09
; = 4. + + 4. 4. + + = 4. = r + r .
REALESTATE TRANSFERS. .
+ Compiled by the Grady County I
+ Abstract Company, Tye Build I
ing, North Fourth Street. Z
!. + + + r 4. + I, :. s !. + + r. y 4.

NJ. G. Meister to A. Pesrasch. ST.;
lots 10, II. IL. block T5, Chickasha.
c. and G. Nations TO Jos. 7 McAIil-
ian, patent; 5 x SW NV; N Y SW;
NE Sc sW, section 2-7-5.
Mary 2. Kimbro to a. n Book,
s3Ose. Z v b q E1z S-37.
Jchn J Harder to ! q FIolland,
$3.50; lots ii-t9. block 3 Hardeha ad-
diticn. ciiickasha
r. G. Huntington to Joe Hoencr.
s90oo W z sE NV: sW 99i acres
lot :, lots 81 w " p " sW; sW 9.SS
acres lot l, sections3-9-5.
c. and C. Nations to Laura Washing
ton, patent; s e NE NE; sW Me- ST.
NV 2i sW Sc NE 274-6.
Same to same. patent; w Y NE NE;
NV NE: NE NV 2f7l-6.
Jas I. Ballew to J a. Ryndak, $i00;
lots !, ;, s. block II, Prospect View.
c. and c, Nations to Robert NJ Nor
row, patent; lots IL, block 256, Chick
asha,
Roht NJ Morrow to Edward r Way
land. $500; same property.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-09
PROGRESS or COLLEGE EpucA
TloN.

There were 2le.495 students in col.
leges. universities and archaeological
schools in 1914. according to the an
nual report OF the commissioner of ed.
oucation, just issued This is an in
crease OF l4.2e2 over 1913. The bu-
reAus list for 1914 includes 567 insti-
tutions. decrease of 20 over the pre-
cedng year States or municipalities
control % Of the colleges; private cor
p6rs:.ons control 4s4 Men stu out.