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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26
Fire insurance Wa rs Taz Upshaw
ADV.

Tulsa TO Push campa aign--Tusa will
sell 10000 Rcd cross seals OF the so OOO
70 be sold Tor the Rnti-tuhorculOsls
cause jules Schcvil2 secretDr for the
STATE association OF the prevention Of
tuberculosis spent two days there In the
Interest " the campaign Tho Red Cross
viii be aided by other clubs In the city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26

Thayer Not Gullty--A Jury In the dis
trirl court today found Earl Thuyrr not
guilty " grand larceny second charge
against lhnycr was stricken from tho as.
slgumont docket rhUyer was charged
with the theft Uf an automobile
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26

Court Assignments Msde-ludeo W NJ
Bnwlos Of the Twelfth judicial district
todny was ussighcd by Chlcf Justice !
j. Shup to hold court at Chandler No.
NDmuor e.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26

overcoat THIEF vIned-plcadnr guilt,
tn l charge OF thun of an ov,rrust
Judge Mitchell Of the municipal court to.
dnN uucd George Kelley, Young white
man. il9 aud costs NJ - Sr1rs wps
the complaining witness
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26

October Permits ,2s3. 500 -RuIlinF per.
m's issued so nr this month total tig3.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26

Hearing Continued THE hearing of the
Application uf the government lu rl tenn.
powty injunction against George Ia.
Motto mud Anna Marx LnMolty. which
WAS set Tor TODAY lu the federal court.
WIS continued until Nouda, because Of
u previous rnro which had been set for
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26

Three Forfeit eonds-Jim Duprce.
Glenn Wright and win ChiIdrcss Who
we're charged IN tho district court with
maintaining liquor nuisance IN viola.
ton Of the state law failed tu appear
today when their cases were called In
thg district court and their bonds OF
$1,000 each were ordered forfeited
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26

Bankruptcy Hearing eepun-The hear.
ms Of the Involuntary bankruptcy petit
ton against tho iicuucssry Ol and Gas
company was begun u the federal court
today before lulted states District Judge
tOlivfnl n rs not expected that this
hearing will he finished before tomorrow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26

WIS Seized and Possessed " AN irritable
aud iwCuous spirit and disposition y"
George A Richards filed a suit FOR di
vorrt against Sophia =. richards I'm tho
district court today ne alleges that his
wife has treated him cruelty for several
ears
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26

s"srfe BACK TO kansas-lIorace
Swart1e, who recently finished serving
a sixty day sentence IN the county Jall
tpr selling liquor to Indians, was taken
back to LN1sIng Kan, last night by a
deputy sheriff from that place He h
wanted IN Kansas for violating his
parole
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-04-06
neventl, asrs.ln Noaea

Section II students are beginning
the study Of bacteria and The care Of
The sick room In physiology.
In penmanship they have finished
their writing books and are nov tax
Ing : number Of different drills and
exercises that are being given them
under the direction Of Mrs. siefsrt
In English thls section II nov an.
Alysing sentences. They seem u
grasp their new work with very lii.
tie difficulty and the majority Of ths
class are making excellent grades
They viii next take MP the study d
diaKraming sentences 10 which thei
are certain OF being interested.
The students Of the seventh grads
are studying about the coming con
fllct between thia country and Ger
many. Thls IL in Current Events
and they are always anxious 70 =
The naxt copy OF the paper to Tin
ont the latest happenings.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-04-06
wan Paper u vinCent's.

Mrs. nj. B. Cherry returned Tues
day night from two months pleas
ure trip in Southern California. She
also visited friends in Salt Lake and
Pocatello. q
Ross, the 13-year-old son OF John
Barkdull was operated on for appen-
dicitis at the Montpelier hospital
last week.
Ask for kodak bank and see how
easy II is to get real kodak or CAM
era with spare dimes at the Rinehart
studio.
Miss Irene Mulica OF pocetello Ia
visiting Montpelier friends this
week.
Remember our fountain IL work.
ing. It 10 the place where you gel
those good drinks.-Riter Bros. Drug
Co.
ANY standard pattern 1T half prizes
at the Fair store.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-04-06

Miss Nora Parker Of Paria was
operated on last wednesday Rt the
Montpelier hospital for appendicitis
and Intestinal trouble. Her condi-
ton was quite serious at the time
but this morning she 10 reported an
resting we'll.
Beautiful new line OF slippers and
pumps Just In. Cali and see them
at II. b. whitman's,
The Women OF the Woodcraft
promise q jolly time ~ their first
annual ball next Wednesday night
A program OF popular dances has
been arranged, and the floor commit
tee promises 10 see 10 IL that there
are no wall flowers.
Call and see our new line OF sIlka.
you viii find just what you have been
looking for az III. d. whitman's.
Engineer A. ID. Bartlett and family
returned last Friday from months
visit with his parents At Silverdale,
Wash. Mr.. Bartlett says the wealth
or was fine when they left sllverdale
and he was surprised 10 nee 30 much
snow still on the ground when they
arrived in Montpelier
| Mr.. Farmer. spring 10 approaching
and you had better OIL your harness
before you get busy. The Farmers'
Society or Equity aeils guaranteed
harness oil.
Joe Bagley returned last Friday
from a three months stay with his
family at Los Angeles. He reports
having enjoyed his vacation i'm.
mensely. Joe says he took dip In
the ocean . few days before be left
Mrs. Bagley and the children will re.
main there until about the first 81
July.
There are so many new ideas IN
millinery for the season that tbs
choosing OF the proper shape and
style TO please your particular taats
) will be an easy manner AZ the Moss
: Lewis Department store.
J j. r. Monahan. recruiting officer
: for the D. g. navy. returned 10 Sal
Lake Tuesday afternoon. accompan
! panied by Harold j. Rose. GeorK.
j Wagner and James Langford, WIN
: enlisted to serve in that branch o
Uncle Sans fighting machinery.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-04-06
Easter Flowers

John Norton Of Paris has rented
the snace Iii tbs Pea, office Lobby
ana beginning next Monday ne will
have On hand large assortment 81
pottea plants and cut flowers. For
Easter he viii have . specially large
stock OF liilles and other Easter
flowers. Mr. Norton will BE- person.
ally la charge OF the Montpelier
branch. and II he doesn't happen g
have what you want he viii be pleas
ed to set IL from hia green house
Mr.. Norton soliclts orders from
outside towns. and viii give the same
prompt attention, Orders can be ad
dressed 10 either Montpelier or Par
In,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-04-06
llMlnflETtlMN NlpTl4

Georgetown. April : Tha dance
last Friday night waa decided sue.
csaa.
Tonight. Friday. The MntuAis vii
give character ball Prizes viii Be
given for the baat lady ana gent
characters and big crowd u antle-
lpatad
Lawrence Welker returned last
saturday from Chesterfield shrfa
he had besn FOR ths past month IL
aays there il - much snow IL that
section ~ there II in Bear Lake val.
ley.
VIII Heas has been confined - his
bed for some time with > bad cas-
Of the qulnsy
Miaa Laura Hoff entertained =
number Of her lady friends last Non.
day evening The time vas spent IN
fancy work. dainty luncheon vas
served.
Mrs. Ssphl Payne spent iast week
with her parents. Mr.. and Mra. Abel
Smart.
Wm. Hoff returned Last week from
cokeville. where he spent asveral
days On business
Mr.. i E. CLARK spent several day
lat week IN Paris. visiting relatives
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-04-06
Watch for the Opening of The Golden Rule

The Saturday night dances at the
psvilion have been discontinued for
the month. owing 20 the unsettled
weather and bad roads. II the wealth
or conditions are suitable the dances
will be resumed On the first Sat
urday In May.
A farewell party was given At Co
neva last Friday night. IN honor Of
Miss Mile Tneiler, who has been
called to serve on . mission IN the
Eastern States. Mlss Tueller went
to Salt Lake Tuesday. from which
point she will leave for her field OF
labor on April 10.
The First National bank has Just
installed . Burroughs adding and
listing machine. These machines
ara TO a bank something like Q lin.
otyps ID 70 . printing office. they
/ do away with . great deal Of alom
hand work. BY the use Of the Bar
roughss adding and listing machins
mistakes in bank book keeping ar
practically out Of the question. Tn.
business OF the First National hal
grown TO such : volume that the IN
stailation Of this time-savinG devicl
was made absolutely necessary.
The postoffice department has besl
compelled TO Issue ; second waFnsnl
to the people against sending order
TO the National Mall Order Broker
i age Exchange of Minneapolis. MinE
! The concern ID q fraud and thos
! ladies Who have sent 10 cents for
-s4.76 silk pstticoat win never r
3 eelye the garment. Thousands {
: people have been defraudsd OF the
: dimes and the postoffice departmeE
9 has been put 70 great expense n
; labor In trying 20 put . stop 70 Il
o operations OF this fraudulent Co
4 cern.
: Special Easter services wiIl be Re
}. AZ the Methodist church Sands
. morning. Prof. A. c. TueiIsr y
d play and Dir. II. A. Bpokesfieid y
!. aing. DR.. Baker. district superinte
deaf viii deliver the sermon. Col
manion sarviee following the .
mon.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-04-06

T. B. Nichols came up from Og-
den yesterday and viii be connected
With the forest office here during
the coming season.
The Vincent Furniture Co. has
lust received . car of new furniture.
Ernest Blaser returned Wednes-
day from Otis. Colo, whore he spent
the past four months with relatives.
We have 9 good line OF rugs 70
choose from for spring cleanup
Nielsen Furniture Co.
Lost. on road between Montpelier
and Geneva, one lever jack and one
screw jack. Finder viii leave at Wal
tons feed barn, Montpelier, or no
tify Charles Teuacher at Geneva. and
receive reward.
Clarence g. Aland and Harriet
Ferguson Minnick were united In
marriage at Pegram last wednesday
1T noon by Rev. Chaa. F. Wheeles
of this city. They viii reside In Pc
gram.
The funeral services OF the infant
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
shaw was held at the family resi-
dence last Sunday afternoon at 1:sl
o'clock, conducted by Rev. Chaa. ,
Wheeler.
The infant SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. :
A. Crockett died last Sunday night
Funeral services were held from IN
family residence Tuesday afternoon
conducted by Rev. Chas. +. Wheeler
Nose. Lewis returned yesterda
from the east. where ne had bee
buying his spring and summer me-
chandise. He reports that the va
spirit Ii AZ fever heat thraout %
east.
I'd Hansen. Of Company ., Sc
ond Idaho Infantry. who was detai
ed TO remain here a. recruiting 9
ficer. reports the enlistment Of Cha
lie Corum. Jess Orchard and Edd
wuthrich. They viii leave % Join =
company 1T Nampa - soon - ~
transportation arrives
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-04-06

Hiss Marguerite Hansen ieex yes.
terdAy Tor q ain weeks visit With Fsa-
ativea IL different points in Gtah.
Mr.. and Mrs a. spongberg came
lip from Poeatcllo last Saturday ag.
tornoon and returned home sunday.
We have . large line Of boys sol.
ID leather shoes which we the selling
II only few centa advance over Last
ysar.-H. B. whitman.
On account Of the conference 1t
Salt Lake. the ceAnty commission
ere will not meet In regular cessation
untll next Tuesday morning.
just received. . shipment Of goats
milk; Just the food your baby needs.
Ritter Bros DRUG Co.
Engineer Frank Hutchins came up
from Salt Lake last Friday TO re-
sumo bis run on the ping pong Tor
the summer,
The hat will tit your age and oc-
cupation. the price will cit your peck
81 book.-Moae Lewis Department
store.
Mrs. Elmo Brown went to Nampa
Wednesday 20 visit for few days
with her husband. who ID . member
OF Company b. Second Idaho Infan-
try.
see that beautiful line OF new but.
tons az II. d. whitman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thor Nielsen re.
turned Monday morning from q two
months pleasure trip In California
They spent three weeks In Los An
geles and the balance OF the time IL
San Diego.
Plenty OF money TO loan on farms
low rates; easy payments; long Of
short periods.-wm. c. Brown. Ho
tel Burgoyne.
H. L. Tippets OF Georgetown. lef
Tuesday for Burnley. near which plac'
he has rented q ranch for this year
The Examiner win keep him post
ed on Bear Lake county news Will
he In there.
All kinds OF furniture repair worl
done al the Nielsen Furniture Co.
| The stork paid It's first visit 70 tn
hhome OF MIR. and Mrs. ID. l.. Butter
field OF Riverton. Utah, on March 3
and left little daughter. Mrs. But
Z terrified was formerly Miss Amy Win
tiers OF this city.
We can save you money and CIV
you everything you need in ladies
misses and children'B millinery
Nose Lewis department store.
Earl and Elmo Haggerty lei
: Thursday afternoon for Vancouvel
B. c.. where they went to look owe
some interests they have In sol
) mining claim. Altess HaggeFty he
} been In that country during the VIII
ter and sends the best reports on Ii
: prospects OF the eountry.-Coksyill
/ Register.
) New millinery arriving daily
preparation for Easter. watch for :
. opening date.-Moss Lewis Depar
ment store.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-04-06

A new daughter arrived 1t the
home OF I'D Grosjean last Sunday.
ed says he now has three queens
Rt his home.
Our stock Of furniture. ranges.
rugs, hnoleum, ETC., liz now complete.
We ARE offering special caah prices.
The Vincent Furniture CO.
L. G. French left yesterday for
weeks yiait with relatives at Rex
burg and American Falls. W. u.
Kelly viii have charge OF the express
office during the absence Of mr..
French. Mr.. Kelly has resigned bis
position as Short Line Tic Get agent
and Western Union operator.
DR.. George Smith il confined TO
his home. nursing three broken ribs
and q sprained back, which were
caused by his falling down the steps
leading to his basement. He will
probably not be able 70 be in his Of
flee until the latter par OF next
week.
| 4 farewell party was given - tbs
Second ward msetIng house iast Fri
day night In honor OF Miss La Verne
Crockett, who has been called on
mission In the Northern States. sha
went TO Salt Lake Wednesday. From
there she will leave for Chicago o.
the 10th. -s
Mrs. George schoper entertaine'
IL delightfui Iuncheons % Tuesda,
. and wednesday afternoons 81 tn
. week! The Tuesday luncheon was FOL
! flowed by cards the game bein
i SEQ" The decorations and tall
: cards we're in keeping With the Eaal
r er season. The prize for winning n
9 most games went 20 Mrs. r. H. Pei
guaon and the all-eut prize vent
: Mrs. Nose Lewis On Wednesday .
i ternoon the guests engaged IN : IN
! making contest. in which Mrs. w.
, Pace was awarded the first pT1i
. and Mrn. Ben Proctor the second.
q contest OF pinning : taii on . r.
4 bit the prise weat 20 AEs. La
FvsasA.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-04-06
Local News
Montpelier, Idaho. April 8, 1917.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dalton went to
Pocatello Tuesday for few days
visit with relatives and friends.
II you want plastering. calcimin-
ing or tile work, call Chas. #. ThrOpe
nj phone 2S4.
Mrs. w. c. Davis returned last
Saturday from q two months 30
iourn in Southern California.
Picture framing neatly and rea-
sonably done at the Nielsen Furni-
ture company.
Don't forget the date of the East
ern Star dance-Monday night, Ap-
ril 18th.
Mistaking flattery for friendship
is Q very human error.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-04-06
MASS MEETING AT OPERA
HOEYaE SUNDAY ~

A committee OF ladies Of the diff
ferent organizations Of tbs city have
called . mass meeting to be held 1T
the opera house next Sunday night
at o'clock. The purpose Ii To 81.
press our patriotism and learn some
thing OF the needs Of the armies ii
the front.
a splendid program has been pre-
pared. The band win play patriotic
airs before the meeting. AL citizens
are cordially invited 10 attend.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-04-06
poR RENT. pon sALE. ETC.

For sale n : bargain. : Whitney
baby buggy. Call 81 lhs Hotel Bur
GONE.
FOR sats. gold ftsh II % cents each.
also fish food Jap store. nexe 70 ..
K. Barber shop.
For ssle. my Fessdsnes Ios on Lin
coin avenue. just aass ~ the Down.
Ing apartments. Fnr prizes and terms
call IN c. A. Thomas
ksurnifnrn WaHsed--Eaegna hAas
furniture. bought. soid aud exehanE
"A Pair prices paid Tor al saeons
hand goods Simon EinziuKeTsa ase
ond hand store. phone afa. Al tells
phone eaIis promptly answered
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-04-06
CARD or THANKS

Although q littls late. Ne desire
70 express oas sincere thanks TO our
friends and neighb0rs. WhD 80 gen.
.s~a4amfa amMam8ma AZ a ska Afram asa .
home VAS destroyed b. fire.
afrs. Nancy Hokenaen.
Mr. end Mrs. W A. Hancock
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-04-06

Every losing ticket On . hoFae race
represents iaat 80 maeh raineow
geld.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-04-06

aahsefies faF Ia mzamlaas.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-04-06
III. i. L. Chiffon

giasana make study 4 pleasure. DR..
Chiffon Wili be Ia Montpelier April
10. II. Is. ~. II ana ~: office
OYER Modern drua Al The staekI
home In Paris on April 20
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-04-06

Our stock Of furniture, ranges,
rugs, linoleum, ETC., Ii now complete.
We are offering special cash prices.
The Vincent Furniture co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-04-06

Mima Marguerite Hansen iefx yes
terday Tor q slx weeks Wait With rel
ativea ii different points in Gtah
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-04-06

z A new daughter arrived At the
home OF I'd Grosjean last Sunday.
Ed says he now has three queens
at his home.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-10
BAD RoNDsMEN IN AGAIN

BAD BONDSMEN IN AGAIN
Upon discovery made by Judge
Barrett yesterday that the ways of
professional bOndsmen inhabiting
the Ghetto and infesting the criminal
court were even more peculiar than
ever, he sent for State Rep. Frederick
L. De Young. Mr.. De Young is chair
man of committee of legislature
which has before it a bill designed to
curb crooked bOndsmen by placing a
lien on property scheduled for the
release Of prisoners.
Judge Barrett has been hearing
testimony on how bOndsmen trans
fer property Immediately after they
schedule it on bond, so that under
present laws the state in case of
forfeiture cannot collect. He has
held one man on charge of perjury.
In the testimony appeared the
names of Lyman GalOwich, Morris
Zimbroff and Sam ROsenthaI, all pro-
fessiOnal bondsmen,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-10

when the Mystic Stars and Normals
will clash. Sunday games:
Chicago Giants at White Giants
park, Murleys and Felix Colts at De
Paul field, GaIligans at Grand Cross
ing, AII-StaTs at Hammond, Cragins
and Rex Tigers at 42d and Chicago,
Ideals and CicerOs at Kedzie and Els
ton.
Albert R. \Tearney was elected
president of the Amateur Managers
league for the 18th time at the an
nUal election at $50 w. Washington
st. Only one important change was
made in the inner circle of officers,
Jos Rusk being elected second vice
president in place of Louis Rago,
who took the secretary's berth va
Gated by Rusk. Neal T. Kelley was
chosen vice president and Gus Hen
ricks, treasurer.
Several games were billed for Sun
day, as follows: Ravens and Blums
at 48th and Lawrence, Clippers and
MaTigOlds at Washtenaw and Harri-
son, Wabada A. C. and Sycamores at
Kedzie and ElstOn, A. & A. and Park
wyns at 18th and Harlem, REQ Ma
rooms at MelrOse Park.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-10

Held for perjury is Benjamin Ad-
dis, 1916 W. 18th, who lied so about
transfer of a piece of property he
scheduled for the release Of George
Williams that he finally admitted he
had been swearing falsely. The judge
used Adds brother-in-law, I. Isaac
son, 1884 S. Halsted, to enmesh Ad-
dis.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-10
SWEET MEMORY

SWEET MEMORY -
BY Eyoiana F, Hilton
- - = -
Memory digs a mighty chasm,
Deep and wide of bygone years,
But life stretches out across it
A bright rainbow made of tears.
Every tear shining symbol
Of portion and part,
OF thrill, song Of gladness,
OF. a sigh wrung from the heart.
Shall we count them as they hang
there,
Scintillating in the sun?
Or initiate the proud artist,
And just blend them into one?
Into life come joy and purpose
Shaded on this side of care, a.,
Till it blends away to darkness,
. Disappointment and despair.
But we none have been the loser
In this race with life we've run,
So Wen take the tears and laughter
And just blend them into one.
TO TRY SALOON CASES
Refusal to enter nonsuits ir
Sunday saloon closing cases
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-10
TO TRY SALOON CASES

Refusal to enter nonsuits
Sunday saloon closing cases
made by Judge Trude on reqU
Asst States Atty Hart E. Bs'
The court took this actiC
Asst Corp. Counsel James
opposed prosecutors motion
Case was continued unit
after suggesting the power
atty to enter nOnsuits b
supreme court.
-O-O-
Catholic charities in
centralized.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-08
PEABODY DAY" IN
SOUTHERN SCHOOLS

Yesterday the public schools OF the
South celebrated the fftieth anniver-
sary OF George peabody's gift 10 the
South, of $4,000. eco for he encour-
agement OF educational adva utaees
after the Civil War. The board of
trust used the fuad for the promo
ton OF pubic school education and
The professional training of Southern
teachers
In 1875 the George Peabody col
lege for teachers was established in
Nashville. Tenn. Since June, 1914. a
new campus and new buildings have
marked the reorganization of this
school, The total number Of pupils
enrolled from June, 1914, to August.
1916, were 3,37S, from forty different
States. showing the wide influence ex-
erted by the institution.
The Peabody college has added
1000 trained men and women teach
ers to the South from 1879 to 1904 as
a result of the scholarship system. In
these years 100000 were used in
scholarships. The most modern edu-
cational ideas are developed in this
college and II does much toward the
Standardization of education In the
South.