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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
GAS IN THE STOMACH
IS DANGEROUS
Recommends Daily Use Of Magnesin
TO Overcome Trouble Caused By
fermeniinE Food and Acid
Indigestion

Gas and uind IN the stomach accom-.
panle4 b. thst FOIL hiaatsd feeling Aft-f
eating are almost certain evidence % me
presence ~ excessive hFdfprhioFin urid IN
tho stomach. creating ro-eallod "acil iu-
digestion"
Arid ttauArhH are dangerous because
too much acid irfi,atra yhs delicate iirr
Ina ~ the stomach. often isadinE o.
rastFitb accompanied tF serious stomach
ulcers Food frfmrnts and Haura. Great
log The distressing sac which diaiends
the siomzsh ard hamper tho normal
functions % the vital Internal Organs.
often affecting the heart
lt is thr nprst Of folly 10 neglect such
a serious cundltian Or o. treat with arsiis
narr digestive aids which have no nsu.
ifailslng effect On The stomach Rcids
Instead get from any druggist few
ounces Of Hlrurhtsd MaEaesia and isbs
tssapoaaful ~ qaArtsf Eizas - water
tight after eating. This ulii drive the
gss, Wind and hinsf right oar Of the
body sNsStrn the stomach. noautraiisa
tho excess acid and prceeut iiH forms-
ton ard there IA no nnpfnfss Or path.
hisafattd NHEntsis tln powder or tablet
fgrm -nsvsr iignid or fniikl u Harmless
20 the stomach, inexpensive 10 take ard
tho beat form 81 maEneaia for htautarh
purposes ~ is used BY thousands -
people who emtgy their meals with no
more fsar 81 indiEssiien. Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23

preclntlon Of home life II the tiny
apartment or bungalow Is furnished
In the most tasteful manner posi-
BILE. Tho dlnlng.living room of n
small apartment where a baby rules
with all his real glory Is the scene
of today's picture.
The dining table which now ac-
commodities i've or six people can
be shortened to appear like the
usual living room table. only this
one Is very distinctive with It's
hexagonal top and Spanish design.
The upholstered Spanish chairs
serve their double purpose very
well, and welcome surprise Is the
high chair OF wood 60 match and
similar design.
Note how the davenport Is used
at menltIme.
(Wrlto TO Marian Moore, care OF
this newspaper, for advice or lnfor-
nation about homo furnishing or
decorating, sending stamped adj.
dressed envelope for reply.)
Question Should our new sleep.
Ing porch which we are building on
have windows or screens7--A. II.
Answer: Both. Easement win.
dows opening In and screens durIna
the summer.
Copyright, American Homes Bureau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
TRY PHONE CASE
ON MERITS
Company Valuation Is Too
High, 10 Be Charge

Trial ON its merits of tho tcle.
phone ratio ease viii 10 urEci n
september ana hasod on three
points of defense. Attorney General
John a. Dunbar announced al
Olympia Wednesday
When tie case comes 10 trial
Tho state. represented hy puntar.
and the cities OF Tacoma. Spokane
and Seattle viii contend first that
the valuation set by the company
On its plant "for rate making pur.
poses" IS entirely too high,
The state viii also contend that
The Pacific rcl'phone a Telegraph
20. Is arbitrarily setting "A depreci.
alton figuo out 81 an reasonable
bonds.
And MS a final defense the phone
users viii charge that a. per cent
tax paid by subsidiary companies 60
the parent company on the gross
income l. entirely too high. This
tax is paid for use OF phone patents.
The controversy In Seattle over
installation OF the dial switching
arrangement also viii be- developed,
Dunbar said.
Dunbar said the state will employ
engineers 20 prcparu the physical
evidence 20 be introduced IN the
legal battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
Plan to Put
Puget Sound
Clam on Map

After long years of obaCuniy ihc
Puget sound clam D. 90 come into ita
own u recommendation made by the
tourist committee OF tho Chamber ~
Commerce aru carried out for that
gr0up voted 90 appeal Go hotel aud
cafe men Co discard tho phrase
'Couoy Island Clam chowder" in
favor u Puget Sound Clam chow
der"
li wac pointed out that Cunry
Island clam ia al foreign 10 the ru-
set ruund consumer aa "a rrpubuwu
Ia Georgia. but tourists. after rad
lnE the menus. are of the opinion
that Puget sound cities. which have
the finest CLANS ln the nation are
transporting their sea food 1900
miles.
Tho committee also a. appealing 10
restaurant men 10 specify the Wash
inEion products which appear on
their BILLS ~ fare Many tourists. i'm
rrHaed hy crisp Puget sound lettuce.
have asked whore lt was shipped In
from and expressed surprise when
told that this region D. producing
hundreds 81 ears 81 lettuce Tor snip,
meni 20 Tho Middle West and East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
HOME is NOT COMPLETE
MlIAogIA-p DINING ROOM
Though Some Charming Furnish.
lnss Help Remedy the
Deficiency.
Nv MARIAN MOORE

II seems a pity that 80 many peo-
pie have 10 live in such crowded
apartments and tiny bungalows that
one room has 10 do the work Of
two or three. a great deal Of the
real home life must be missed when
a family who could enjoy n dining
room TO It's fullest extent must rush
from the table so that the dining
living room can be in shlpshape or
der for evening callers or the reg
ular bridge party. The children are
missing part Of the home life that
other children are having when they
have to dash away from the con
tact with their parents Just because
their home lacks the dining fscIll-
ties that other homes have. But
the children can gain a better up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23

Q. What Is a horse shows Is the
question asked Walter Moore. an
active worker Of tho Horse show
committee OF the Seattle Chamber
OF Commerce. Mr.. Iauers reply
was.
~ horse show Is an entertain
mcnt for the public In tho form Of
a contest IN which horses arc en-.
tered. There arc various classes
in which horses arc shown. ac'
cordlng TO their qualifications, For
example. saddle horses arc shown In
the three. and fiyc.gaited Glasses.
harness horses arc shown In har
ness. roadster. fourin'hand classes.
An horses are judged according 20
classes for conformation. soundncss,
way Of going. etc. In accordance
with standard set OF rules for
judging"
q l. this horse show n so-called
society" affair?
A. No. For example. tho Seattle
Horse show Is open 10 tho public
ANl -tMtNAA AAAAiAAAHHAttA VI ~ f'ftt1-
IS Il is held IN tho Stadium OF the
University OF Washington there viii
le plenty OF seats and a splendid
view OF the horse show ring. People
who desire n group Of seats near
the ring side are accommodated by
special box seats. In much the same
manner as In a public theater.
q. What Is n five-galted horse!
A.. 4 five. gated horse is a term
given 70 horse which IN trained 80
that II can 40 judged for tho fol
lowing: walk. trot. canter. slow pace
and rack.
q. What u a three gated horseg
A. A three gated horse hns been
trained for tho following: walk, trot
and canier.
O. Who trains these horses!
a. Horses are trained. usually, by
their owners who get pleasure out
OF purchasin "a welimannercd horse
and raining him according 10 show
ring ethics. where an owner has
large number. an experienced
trainer Is employed.
Q. How many horses are entered
IN The -scstile-sls<-s--srssv-4~s
where do they come from.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
Compile Crop Data
in Douglas County

wATERVILLE. July 2S.-Crop
data. under extreme weather condi.
tons. such as exist this year. is be.
Ing compiled IN Douglas county. cs.
pceially for wheat. The relative ef-
feet OF early and late tillage FOR win.
ter wheat was noted, as well as the
effect OF increased stands resulting
from dry treatment Burning has
been particularly noticeable In fields
with heavy stands during The OK.
trcme drought.
4 crop history is being compiled
for a number Of fields seeded Mt diff.
ferent dates, titled early and late
and with varying stands. An effort
will be made TO increase the acre.
age OF rye as rcsul, OF This sea.
sons showing thru the light soil
areas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
HORSES
ARE READY
Show TO Open Thursday at
University Stadium
1859 HORSES ENTERED
Champions From the East
Will Compete

Prize horses from an over the
Pacific Northwest were ready Wed.
neadsy Tor the opening of the Seat.
dc Horse show tho first Ia 10 ycar
at the University stadium.
There urs i5g entries from "a own.
err iu five oltira and military posts
nlue ribbon winners from other
shows viii take part
A. least three ~ the heavy harness
hackneys 90 b. entered were import.
"a frum England. They are THllo
Magic. pmarth Winali and piuarth
Belle
These hackneys were purchased by
a. A. stuart late in 1898 from a
prominent eastern importer
George Moore their trainer. says
that they are ready 10 boz entered In
tho show ring
Dluarth nelle und her mate. Trll.
Do supreme. arc "a wonderful pair
OF high stepping miniature hackney
ponies TINT Manager Moore expects
90 put az the top OF all their classes
before tho show season iB over.
They have yet 10 meet their defeat
aa pair.
Ia addition 20 these 2i Of the
horBcs entered IA tho show have
been brought 20 tho Coast from the
East and Middle West. whore they
have been shown In many big East.
crn shows.
Among them arc J. ID. Farrclln
scaton scptlmus and iluxton and
r. A. stuHft's heavy harness Hack.
ncys. Mclancthon and scaton Mid.
dlrmafch. purchased from a. A.
Moore. perhaps the most noted
breeder and exhibitor % heavy
Haokneys IN America
other horses purchased IN tho
East and now owned by Air stuart
arc Tho fiye.gaited horses ihdio
King. Miracle Man. Queen Mary.
Roxina Chief. ana three gated
horses. Hazel May. sylvia. Inter.
prefer. Peter Carroll and Peter SIC.
Donald IA tho roadster clnss
Reserved seats arc on raio az Piper
& Tafl'A. spauldlng's. rursloy's cigar
storc, Washington hotel. sightseeing
headquarters. Gowmhn hotel. Low.
man & lianford's. sherman. Clay &
Co.'S, Cheasty'H. Chamber or Com
merco touristss bureau, Associated
Students office. University OF wash
inEton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
CONDITIONS ARE
NOT ALARMING
Roger BabSon Declares Con-
ditionS Satisfactory

nABsoN PARK. Mass. July q.
"Ia there anything especially to
fear from the recent tremendous
declines ia certain industrieBg" The
question was put today 10 Roger
". Babson. the business authority
ms he completed a survey OF bua
ncsH 20 far thiB year.
There e n0ihing Hurprlslng In
the recent sibwing up OF business
since the decline has been teally
Indicated IN tiic fundamental stu.
alton for over u year" says Bah
Son. I'VE arc sin going thru
process OF REIMBURSEMENT from the
puat war boom and the sane thing
10 do Is TO look tho facts In the
face. measure our true position, aud
plan 20 meet conditions as thcY
exist instead OF sitting around
wishing for a business boom.
During the FIRST half OF tho
year We made progress In the mai
FEFuf rffg urcrs-Ery rrurfuvtmen
Commodity prices have continued
their broad swing downward. since
Industrial commodities have suffer.
ed more than agricultural during
Tits half year we find our present
adjustment between these two
groups much more satisfactory and
much moro soundcr fundamentally
than Il was when the farmer was
getting pre.wur prices for his crops
hut having to pay postwar prices
for everything he bought.
Industrial activity has also slow
ed down.
Looking forward to the last half
Of the year" continued Babson.
the figures would Indicate the
prospect Of moderate Improvement
with tho accent on the moderate
rather than upon tho Improvement
Several factors support this OK.
poc,ntion. Tho decline during The
first half OF the year has been
steady and in many instances acute.
Present Indications would suggest
that certainly the rate OF descent
must slow up and eventually give
way 10 q sldewisc movement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
Why Stay Fat?
You Can Reduce

The answer Of most fat peopis is that
Il Ia too hard. too troublesome and too
dangerous to force the weight down. Mar
moIa Prescriptions Tablets oyereome all
these difficulties They are absolutely
harmless. entail no dieting or exercise.
aud have the added advantage OF cheap
ness. a Dor Is sold Ut one dollar by all
druggists ths world over. or send the
price direct to tho Marfpoia Co. General
Motors Bldg. Detroit. Mich Now that
you know this. you have no excuse for
being fat, but can reduce steadily and
easily without going through long siegea
OF tiresomo exercise and starvation diet
or fear o. bad effects. Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
PROHIBITION FLAYE0
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE
STUDENTS PRESIDENT

COLUMBUS. Ohio. July ga
" Prohibition and other siaiu.
tory inhibitionH on mems desires
are dccrlcd and bobbed hair IL np-
proved uH o great convenience 30
rho teachings OF leaders Of the
$4,000 international Bible Stu.
dents. in convention here this
week.
Judge j. = rutherford u New
York. successor 90 Pastor Rus.
rcil 40 international head q the
organization. started u movement
against statutory morality In
the convention when he declared.
Morals cannot be forced by Law.
/ abhor lqu1r myself. but ann
unequiyocally against prohibition.
n is certain 20 Increase the use of
liquor rather thun 10 decrease a.
am against anything that inter.
fcres with the personal rights Of
men,
Judge Rutherford was brought
out on bobbcd hair by "a shingle.
bobbcd girl Delegate who inquired
whether tie Bible advised against
A. There IL nothing IN the Bible
20 prohibit bobbed hair" Ruthor.
ford haid. ~ ~ not immoral and
apparently Il Is @ great conyen.
fence"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
Scots Evangelist
Conducts Revival

George W. Scott Wen known ns
title Scots evangelist viii conduct
q series ~ revival meetings in Sc.
attic, In tho salvation Army hall.
2ggh Occidental ave. until July &C..
Tho meolinEa start 90 o'clock each
evening. Capt Lillian Johnson D.
In charge or the Seattle corps OF tho
army Scott Is known aH "a singer
Of unusual merit Capt Johnson
fHNH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23

no you know what Minute Man
~ Is? Now, don't go back into re.
voluuonnry history 60 pick out
these two words. for n Minute Man
Of 1875 and Il Minute Man of this
ultramodcrn year OF 1924 arc two
entirely different propositions. Tho
explanation comes IN one OF tho
most amusing moments OF the great
comedy drama, six Cylinder Love-"
which tho Guild stock players aro
presenting at tho Metropolitan
theatcr this week, when Donroy,
Howard Russell, tho automobile
salesman, gllbly states that 20
Minute Man is n sucker who buys
a cGr when he can't afford IL, and
hos called that because there's ono
born every minute"
Gilbert Sterling alfred strickfad.
dem wac Il Minute Man If there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
Ex-South Dakotans
Plan Get-Together

Former South pakotans will stage
a picnic and reunion Ia Woodland
park. sunday afternoon next. The
reunion Is that OF the First South
Dakota volunteer infantry veterans,
who are branded In a Northwest as.
soclation OF which ]. J. Crist Is presi.
dent and Hiram A. Pratt secretary.
An effort is being made 10 round up
All veterans OF the regiment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23

ever was ono. IIc had TO mortgage
his pretty little cottage TO buy the
cur, in the first place. Then, when
he got It, no found that he was
quickly surrounded by II flock OF
spongcrs, and by the time he got
thru settling for jazz parties, road.
house suppers and speeding fines,
ho got into Il peck of trouble. And
when ho ombezzled his employers
funds 20 get out of debt, he WIGS
caught at 1t, and nearly went down
and out with a dull, sickcning thud.
This of course. is the bnrost out.
line Of the fascinating story that
Playwright Mcclure has built
around "Six Cylinder Love" and
patrons OF tho Metropolitan theatcr
VIII find II tho most wholcsomely
amusing. yet dramatic, plays they
have witnessed in u long time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
Hawaiian Club to
Be Organized Here

a Hawaiian club will be organized
In Seattle at IA luncheon arranged
for the Pig n Whistle At 1915 noon
next Tuesday. Il was announced to-
day By Il. c. Mcdonald OF Alexander
and Baldwin. Ltd. Seattle office.
II Is the object OF the club to pro
mote closer relationship between
Puget Sound and the Territory OF
Hawaii. Mcdonald said. Capt. liar.
old II. Yost. Of the Hawaii Tourist
bureau, win be at the meeting.
Similar clubs exist In San Fran.
cisco and Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
SI|5Yzs
GET ACQUAINTED

Abolish lonosomeucSs by whole.
some recreation and entertainment.
THE LONESOME CLUB, Ilolyoke
building, Ill Spring 81. Meetings
Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday and
Saturday evenings. Strangers and
lonely people we'come. Adj.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
4 MISTAKE

Great scott Whut on earth has
that fool 81 a iewclcr been paying
AZ with this rlng7"
What's the troublc7"
why / told him 10 cugrayo
From a. 20 from Arthur 20
Zena-on tho inside or H.. and tho
idiot put in tho Whole blooming al
phhbsig' Tit Hlth u.ondanl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
THE MINISTER'S LOOK

II can't help thinking that the
clergyman hooked very solemn when
he was marrying us"
well, my dear. you must remem.
her. he's married man himself
Boston Transcript
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
No More Pumping Up
Tires!

An alright valve cap which pre-.
vents all loss Of air in tires has been
put on the market by q. N. Hughes.
With this valve cap one initiation
lasts the life OF tho tire and doubles
tire mileage. Tested and approved
by leading automobile manufactur.
crs. We furnish proof OF tests. Re.
tail price sl.25 for set of five. Great
demand. Wonderful opportunity for
agents, Write at once TO G.. N.
Hughes, 95i2 w Monroe St, Chi.
caEo, III Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
ONE ny THE MINISTER

sorry. but IN have 10 return this
second-hand car bought
whats the matter With III"
~Wc-e-clI. 1 don't want 10 say--but
] can't keep Il and stay In the min,
istry American Legion Weekly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
READ TO GRANDMA

"Hollol What Is the matter, little
boy7 Arc YOU LOST"
Eyes. / ann. mighta known bet
tern to come out with grandma.
She's always losln' sumpin'"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23

rs Miss Flora I'M"
Yes; but the poor girl has had to
went TO bed while her bathiu' suits
bein' washed. American Legion
Weekly,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23

''oh, | say, officer. you ought TO
censor that girls bathing suits'
Bathing suit2 What are you
talking about? 1 don't see no bath.
ing suitr'-Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
BUY NOW
an EMPRESS UNIVERSAL
PIPELESS FURNACE
NO PAYMENT DOWN

no more cold rooms The heating problem is solved.
$50 TO 500 of fuel wasted in smoke is turned into
warm by this perfect heating system.
ing and comfort.
come and let US show you its features. Ask also to
see the patented Shell Bar Crates. Winged Fire
Bowl; Gas-tght joints; heavy, substantial construc-
tion-and how the Universal can be quickly in
stalled in any old or new house at low cost. Re
member the Universal requires no pipes-no fuss
no needless expense. Turn the fuel now going up
your chimney into heat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
easily installed in
old or neW homes

as a special nducement to the hundreds of home
builders who have just lately completed their homes
and feel that it is necessary to wait until late in
the Fall TO install their furnace. we make this ex-
ceptional offer: the STANDARD will install your
furnace at once and you will not be required to
make your first payment until September first
the balance you have one year to pay. The advan-
tage of this offer is that it makes it possible for us
to avoid the usual confusion late in the Fall when
we have hundreds of home owners who desire fur
naces installed at practically the same time. The
STANDARDS service is always good-but still bet
ter service can be accomplished by having your
furnace installed during this weeks special offer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23

where do they come fronif
The Washington times., 1924-04-26
MAN RoBBING NEST IS
BADLY HURT BY OWLS

CENTREvILLE, Nd, April 26.--
Henry Furbush was badly wounded
The Washington times., 1924-04-26

$500 and is made up principally Of
miners, fishermen and lumbermen.
The Washington times., 1924-04-26
ARENT-TEACHER BODY
FORMED % YEARS AGO

LYNN. Mass, April g. This
town claims the first parent-teacher
association organized in the United
States. This association recently
celebrated its twenty eighth anniver-
sary by giving a dinner at the
school ball, at which $50 members
and many guests were present, In
cluding city officials and leaders of
the parent-teacher association move
ment in the State.
The mayor and the city superin-
tendent of public schools. as well as
the president of the Massachusetts,
ParentsTeacher Association and a
past president Of the National Con.
gress Of Mothers and Parent-Teach-
ers Association were speakers.
The Washington times., 1924-04-26
SCHOOL GIRLS IN N. Y.
HAVE II ATHLETIC FIELDS

Twelve athletic fields are now
available for $4,000 school girls of
New York city who participate in
some form Of athletics, according to
a report made at the eighteenth an
nual meeting of the girls branch.
Public School Athletic League.
AS many as 1900 girls report
each week for athletic instruction,
whereas few years ago only a
handful could be rallied for the
work.
The Washington times., 1924-04-26
.EFF|C|ENCYP[AN
Demonstrated
HERE
System Of Building Used by
the Lewis Company Proves
Popular.

The efficiency plan" inaugurated
~ the Lewis Manufacturing Com.
,any ON the first Of the year,
Whereby they get away from the
Did ready-cut idea and put more
work. in designing and building real
ZONES according to the wishes Of
The owner, is being demonstrated
the erection Of a special Stand
sh" at Nevada avenue and Ritten.
louse street.
According to Guy s. Zepp. local
aanager Of the company, this plan
provides for Incorporating and con-
forming the ideas of what the
,wner wants in his home In plans
home building has proved practical
and most satisfactory to home own
ers.
''The Lewis organization" says
Mr.. Zepp, "offers you expert, ex.
perienced counsel to supplement-
your ideas In planning your home.
In the first place 1t represents the
best work Of leading architects.
offering every type Of home suited
to American living conditions.
I'm case you desire 10 depart In
any respect from these carefully
worked out plans we will counsel
with you on the practicability OF
any changes you may suggest. Our
thirty years experience in co-operat.
ing with home builders qualities US
to advise and counsel with you on
why some changes will not prove
practical and how to obtain what
you want in az way that will prove
satisfactory. 1t is our policy to
supply such counsel free Of charge
because our business success is
based not merely on selling houses
but on the satisfaction Of Lewis
home owners"
The Washington times., 1924-04-26
ALASKA TAKES GREAT
INTEREST IN SCHOOLS

AS an instance of the great in.
terest which the towns in Alaska
take in their schools, the city Of
Ketchican has voted to issue $780,
600 additional bonds for the pur.
pose Of erecting a modern school
building.
The 100000 bond issue previous
ly voted was found to be inadequate
to provide as large a building as
was needed. The city now has,
therefore, $4,000 available for
school building.
The population is fewer than
The Washington times., 1924-04-26
VIRGINIA SCHOOLS NOW
ARE TEACHERS COLLEGES

Names Of the four State normal
schools in Virginia were changed by
a recent legislative act to State
teachers colleges. The four institu-
tons are located at Farmville, Har.
risonburg. Radford, and F'redericks-
burg. Three Of them are already
members of the American Associa-
ton Of Teachers Colleges, and the
fourth has made application for
membership Life.