Educational Directory, 1921-1922

20 EDUCATION FOR HIGHWAY ENGINEERING, provided that if the laws of the State do not compel the teaching of these safety-first rules that the next legislature be asked to enact legislation giving authority to enforce them. 2. That the State superintendent of schools require reports of all accidents to school children, whether on streets or elsewhere, and that accident statistics be kept as a part of State school records, and that the tabulated reports be published. 3. That we recommend the enactment of such legislation as will permit the regulation of pedestrian traffic by vesting a greater degree of responsibility of conduct in the pedestrian. We further recommend that a State law be enacted empowering municipalities to adopt ordinances requiring in congeste

BULLETIN. 1921. No. 48

EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY

1921-1922 ^1

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COXTI'lXTS.

l-aRe. I. The I aited States Bureau of Education 1 II. Principal State school olhcers 3 III. County and other local superintendents of schools 12 IV. Superintendents of public schools in cities and towns 45

V. Presidents of universities and colleges (j6 VI. Presidents of junior colleges 77 VII. Deans or directors of university extension, etc 79 VIII. Presidents or deans of schools of theology 80 IX. Presidents or deans of schools of law 84 X. Presidents or deans of schools of medicine 8(5 XI. Presidents or deans of schools of dentistry 88 XII. Presidents or deans of schools of pliarmacy 89 XIII. Presidents or deans of schools of osteopathy 90 XIV. Presidents or deans of schools of veterinary medicine iX) XV. Presidents, etc., of institutions for the training of teachers:

I. Presidents of teachers' colleges 91 II. Principals of normal training schools:

1 Public normal schools 94

2. Private normal schools 100 III. Directors of kindergarten training in colleges, in normal schools, and in kindergarten training schools 101 XVI. Directors of summer schools 105 X\'^II. Educational boards and foundations 122 X^''III. Church educational boards and societies 122 XIX. Jewish educational organizations 123 XX. Superintendents of Catholic parochial schools 123 X XI. Directors of schools for social workers 124 XXII. International associations of education 125 XXIII. American educational associations 125 XXIV. Learnetl and ci^-ic organizations l'^6 XXV. Xational Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teachers' Associations 13S XXA'I. Educational perio

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I. — I'.NITKl) StATKS UuKKAU OF EDUCATION,

Commhsiotirr of Educatinii, .'ohii .1. Tini'rt. Theo. Honour, Mtittarv to the eoin:iiissioi;cr. Uffice uj the Chief Clirl:: Lewis A. ivalbai'h, chief clerk. LempiJ. llytoiicii,—assistant to the diief clerk. Mails and F i lets !<(ct ion Eunice \V. Curtis, in charge. Mrs. Lottie Patton. clerk. B. Frank .Morrison, clerk.

Stenogra ph ic .V < d ia n — -Mrs. -Marihona Whipple Wolcoll, iu charge. .Mrs. Lucy .M. Manning. Mrs. Emilia S. Wainwright. -Mrs. Gladys (!. ("liaiiey. Andrew l(. fiibbs. Mal>el K. Mile. Alfrwl Chichiricco. Kdiia M. .Nelson. lletus V. .Mortimer. .Mrs. .Merle W. Uersey. Julia V. Barr. Mejs.iriigerit— William Newman, messenger. Ueorge W. Joluison, assistant raesseuger. Oliver C. Pugh, messenger boy. Editorial Diiision: James C. Boykin, chief. Allen !;. .Miller, editor. Lovick Pierce. Henry R. Evans. Birdie B. Hill, ."^arali L. Uoran. Alice IHUiard. John R. Heiidlev. Edward T. Dyer. Joseph H. Richardson. StttliMical Dii i.uon: Harrie R. Bonner, specialist in elock. -Mrs. Margaret G. Boykin. (irover C. Young. Mary EUa Webb. William H. Hays. Marie .M. Lassiter. Libraru Dii u^ion: John D. Wolcott, director, library extension. .Milieu berger N. Small. .Martha R. .McCabe. .\gues 1. Lee. Lndiiie Levy. Julia L. I'ower. .Marie R. Wenger. Nora -M. Riiggles. Alden D.CoTUns. Home Education Section— KUent'. Lombard, director. Ala!

Seattle ( M'agh.) office— William T. Lopp, suprintendent of education of natives of Alaska. Julius C. Hehvig, secretary to the suprintendent of education ol natives of Alaska. Harry C. Sinclair, supply agent. Chauncey (". Bestor, special disbursing agent. James O. Williams. -Mrs. Ivy M. Kno.\. .Mark Taylor. Diiiaion of City School Systems: Walter S. DefTenbauph, specialist in city school systems. .Mrs. Alice B. Fernandez, speciahst in iiiduslrial and economic relations in education. Julia Wade .Vbbot, specialist in kindergarten e

Division nf Higher Education: tJeorge F. Zook, specialist in iiigher education. Walton C. John, soeciaUst in rural and tfohnical education. Lloyd E. Blauch, specialist in charge of land-grant college statistics. Ella B. Ratclifle, clerk. Margaret J. S. Carr. IfivUion of Rural Education: Mrs. Katherine M. Cook, specialist in mral education. John C. Muerman, specialist in rural education. Edith A. Lathrop, specialist in rural education. James F. Abel, assistant in rural education. Alex. Summers, collector and compiler of statistics. Florence E. Reynolds. Service Division: Industrial Education Section— William T. Uawden, specialist in industrial (-ducalion. Mrs. Henrietta W. Cabin, specialist in home economics. Section of Foreign Educational Si/sfems— Oeorge W. A. Luckey, specialist in foreign educational systems. Peter H. Pearson, translator. Theresa Bach, translator. School Ihjgiene Section— Willard S. Small, specialist in school hygiene and sanifaiion. Julia B. Tappan. Fletcher B. Dresslar, special agent, Oeorge Peabody College for Teachers, Nashville, Tenn. Arthur Macdonald. Commercial Education Section— Glen Levin Swiggett, specialist in commercial education. School Legislation Section— WiUiam R. Hood, specialist in school legislation.

I Special Collaborators in Field Service: 1. Representatives of State Departments of Education— J. W. Abercrombie, State superintendent of public instrnction, Montgomery, Ala. WiUiara Arthur Bass, chief clerk, State department of education , Nashville, Tenn. Ernest W. Butterfiold, State superintendent of puMic instruction. Concord, N. H. >' Charles Carroll. I'l- m:'i,i :ii.ci^rii.!;( [r; Hi i inn, Providence, R. L

Julius A. Chui''i ,.,:,<., I! I ip,struction,Salem, Oreg.

• , . !.: EwingN. Collrh , i' ;.i- 'kiahoma City, Okla.

i .! i \i.M), .-i ii LeoM. Favrot.a i 'i:.iin:,! ssh (.department of education, Baton Rouge, La, Lester D. Henderson, commissioniT of education, Juneau, Alaska. Ida M. Huston, chief clerk, State department of public instruction, Lansing, Mich. Elvin J. Norton, deputy State superintendent of public instruction, Salt Lake Citv, Utah. W. H. Pittman, chief clerk, State department of public instruction, Raleigh, N. C. Mrs. Josephine C. Preston.Statesuperintendent of public instruction. Olympia, Wash. Ethel E. Redfield, State superintendent of public instruction, Boise, Idaho. Charles H. Saylor, State department of education, Springfield, 111. Fred L. Shaw, State superintendent of public instruction, Kerre, S. Dak. Parson Smith, commissioner of education, Boston, Mass. Jolin E. Swearingen, State superintendent of public instruction, Columbia, S. C. Augustus O. Thomas, State superintendent of public instniction, Augusta, Me. May Trumper, State superintendent of public instruction, Helena, Monf. Will C. Wood, State superintendent of pul)Iic instruction, Sacramento, Calif. 2. Higher Education—

Charles H. IIand.schin,professor of modern languages, Miami University, Oxford, ' >hio. 3. City School Systems— Clarence D. Kingsley, supervisor of secondary education, Statehouse, Boston, Mass. 4. Rural Education— Frederick W. Roman, professor of economics, Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y. 5. Commercial Education- D. D. Carroll, dean, school of commerce. University of North Carolina, < hapel Hill, N. C. Benjamin O. Duggan, State high-school inspector, Nashville^Tenn. Frederick JuchholT, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, \ a. Charles J. iCoch, Baltimore, Md. Steven I. Miller, dean, school of commerce. University of Washington. Seattle, Wash. Oscar E. Olin, professor of economics. Municipal l^niversity, Akron, Ohio. George E. Olson,dean,schoolof business administration, Universitv of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. Frederick B. Robinson, College of the City of New York, New York, N. Y. Tollef B. Thomj)Son, department of economics. University of Maryland, Colle.ge Park,Md. J. M. Watters, dean, school of commerce, Georgia School of Technology, Atlanta, Ga. 6. Research— George E. Schlafer, University of Indiana, Bloomington, Ind. Thomas Whittemore, Cambridge, Mass. 7. Home Education— Walton S. Bittner, associate director, extension division, Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind. O. E. Klingaman, director, extension divi.sion. University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Frank C. Lockwood, director, extension division, University of Arizona, Tucson, Ariz. Charles G. Maphis, professor of secondary education. University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. F. F. Malder, State College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. Alva O. Neal, University of -A.rizona^ Tucson Ariz. WelUngton J'atrick, director, extension division, University of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky. Louis E. Kel)er, director, univer.sitv extension division, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. F. W. Reynolds, director, educational extension, University of Utah, Salt l>ake City, Utah. Reed Smith, director, extension department. University of South Carolina, Columbia, S. C. Chester D. Snell, cxten.sion division University of North Carolina, ( hapel Hill, N. C, John ('. Tjadon, director, extension division, University of .South Dakota, VerniDion, S. Dak. Samuel C. Wilson, Sam Houston normal institute, H'untsville, Tex. Albert H. Yoder, director, extension division, University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, N. Dak. . — . .

PRINCIPAL STATE SCIIUUL Oil' REUS.

11. PitiNcu-Ai. Statk School Ofkukks.

States and ofllcers. Ofliclal designation.

Ala>>ama: John W. Alioreromhie. State superintendent of education. Janios N. (^unnols Ohiefclcrk R. E.TldwvU .\ssLsiant superintendent and direitor of teaehor training. R. E. I-odUMter... Rural school agent Do. J. S. LainU-rt do. Do.

P. W. llodRrs Ortiflcation and placomcul secrelarj' I Do. Doiivlu BoLsiT .Vssistant cert iflcat ion settfctarj' Do. W. L. Spcinvr Supervisor of -secoiidiiry education De. tA-isie I.. SiK'iicer. Supervisor of elenu iitaW education Do. | J. B. HoMy Director of voiai ioiuil education Do. R. E. Cainmaik... Supervisor of voctxtiwiial agriculture Do.

n. E. Harris Super\isorofvoraii<>n;d trades and indastrios I Do. Ivol SpalTord Supervi.-,or of vociitii.nal home economics Do. Clara Pitts Heading lirt lo .siv rci iin,- Do. Sarah Luther Field secretary- ofcxivpiioiial education and pareni- Do. teaeher as.sociatii)ns. o.C.mrd Director of physical and health edm-ation I).). Mary WoodniU Director of school and commiuiity liellermeni Do. Alaska: lister D. Henderson. Commissioner of education Juneau. Arizona: ELeputy superintendent Do. W. K. Edwards... -VssLstant deputy superint/ndeul Do. A. M.HiU Supervi.sor o f secondary schools Do. J. R. (irani State agent of rural schools Do. W. E. Holl>rook.. do Do. J. A. Presson Slate agent of rural schoob for Negroes-, ... Do. Califjrnia; WiUC. Wood Supi.>rintendent of public instruction and ex oiricio Sacramento. aire

Winifred Van Hagen. . Assistant supervisor of physical education Do. W.S. Dyas Head of textbook department Do.

Edna M . Stangland Secretarj- Do. Oorriona Carden Supervisor of school attendance Do. Ethel Richardson Assistant superintendent in charge of Americani- Do. zation, inal Zone: A. R. Lang .'Superintendent of sthools. Balboa Heights. F. X. Karrer Asslsliuit superlnundcnt.. Do. -Mice .Vlexandcr. ...do Do. Helen L. Currier Supervi.sor of mu.sic Do.

Francos E. B. Smith I Supenisor of penmanship, Do. Colorado: Katherlne L. Craig Stat/? superintendent of public instruction Denver. Mrs. .Nellie D. Newton Deputy Sljilc suw^rintcndeut Do.

Earl O . Morand ' State rural school supervisor Do. Mrs. .Magdalena Roll Statlsliciaii. Do. Connecticut; A. B. Meredith Commissioner of education Hartford. F.J. Trinder Director of vocational education Do. Jes;* B. Davis Super \Lsor of sccondan,' education Do. C. B. C,rntr>- SupcrvLsorofagriculiural education (Smith-Hughes) Storrs. N. Searlg Light Dirrttor of .supi-rvi^ion Hartford. W. S. Dakin Iii^poctor Wesl Hartford. L. T. Garrison ....do Wilnmantic. E. W. Ireland ...do Hartford. F. E. Harrington Statistics and ra-^^arch Do. .\. D. SimpMjn Si'hool surveys Do. R. C. Deming Director of Americanization New Haven. Geo. R. St urges Director of attendance and employment work... Woodbury. S. P. Willard. Financial agent Colchester. A.J.Wright Chief clerk Hartford. — . , — ..

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II. Prixcipal State School Officers—Coiitiuued.

states and oflficers. Official designation.

Delaware: H. V. HoUoway.. State superintendent ofpublic instruction Dover.

Johii ShiUing .Vssistant superintendent in charge of high schools . Do. Wilbui- H. Jump. Assistant superintendent in charge of elementary Do. schools. R. W.Heim..... State director of vocational education L. C. Armstrong. State supervisor of agriculture State supervisor of trades and industries Jennie R. Bear State supervisor of home economics Dover. James O. Adams Business manager Do. District of Columbia: F. W. BaUou Superintendent of schools. Washington:

Stephen E. Kramer.. Assistant superintendent . Do. Garnet C. Wilkinson. do Do. Florida: W. N. Sheats State superintendent of public instruction. Tallahassee. J. C. Compton Chief clerk Do. R. L. Turner State inspector of rural schools Inverness.

M. P. Geigcr : do W.S. Cawthon State high school-inspector Gainesville. J. H. Brlnson State agent for rural Negro schools Jacksonville. Georgia: M. L. Brittain State superintendent of schools Atlanta.

I. S. Smith State supervisor of riu-al schools ( North Georgia) . Reidsville.

Geo. D.Godard State supervisor of rural schools (South Georgia) . Mihier. J. O.Martin State supervisor of rural schools (Middle Georgia). Covington. M.L. Duggan Rural-school agent Atlanta. Joseph S. Stewart State high-school inspector (University of Georgia) Athens. E. A. Pound State supervisor of high schools Atlanta. Tom Wisdom State school auditor Chipley. Walter R. mil Special supervisor (for Negroes) Atlanta. Paul Chapman Agi'icultm-al supervisor Athens. L.M.Sheffer Assistant a.criiultnral supervisor Do.

J. I'. Cannon Trade and iiuln-ti i;i 1 snpovisor Atlanta. W. M. MacLaurinc Assistant trade and industrial supervisor Do. Kpsie Campbell Home economics supervisor Athens. Hawaii: \'aughan MacCaughey Superintendent of public instruction Honolulu. T. H. Gibson Deputy superintendent Do. Daisy B. P.Smith..... Secretary Do. Mrs. L. L. McCandless. Commissioner of public instruction Do. Elsie ir. Wilcox do Lihue Kauai. D.C.Lindsay ...do KahuluiMaui. Samuel P. Woods ....do Kohala. W.H.Smith ...do Hilo. Ken C. Bryan Territorial director of industrial education Honolulu. Mrs. Jane Otremba Territorial director of domestic science and home Do. making. Mrs. Nancy D. .\ndrew. Territorial director of public school music Do. Mrs. Esther W. Kelle... Director of Hawaiian handicrafts* Do. F. W. Beckley Director of Hawaiian history and language Do. Idaho: KthelE.Redfield State superintendent of public instruction Poise. Retta F. Martin Assistant State superintendent Do

Enoch A . Bryan Commissioner of education Do. Melvin S. Eewis Director of vocational education Do. Maragaret Sweet State rural school supervisor Lewiston. Katheryn Burggraf do Albion. Austin C.Price. Business agent and auditor Boise.

Carrie PC . Plummer Certification clerk Do. Illinois:

Francis G . Blair State superintendent of public instruct ion Springfield.

John C. Hanna Supervisor of higli schools , Do. Harry M. Thrasher do Do.

F.J. IIolTman Supervisor of elementary schools , Do.

W.S. Booth . . . .do Do. CarlColvin Supervisor of vocational agriculture Do. J. E.inil Assistant supervisor of vocational agi-iculture Do. JcsseF. Kolb.. Acting supervisor of trades and industries Do. J. E.Fults Assisant supervisor of trades and industries Do. Coral. Davis Supervisor of home economics Do. Elizabeth M. Bever Assistant supervisor of home economics Do. Charles IT. Saylor Assistant supervisor of industrial rehabilitation. Do. J. C. Thompson School law Do. IT. T.Swift Chief Clerk Do. .\. L. Whittenberg Secretary of teachers' e.xamining board Do. R. O.Clarida Secretary of teachers' pension board Do. Indiana: Benjamin J. Burris State superintendent of public instruction. Indianapolis. Johns. Hubbard Deputy superintedent Do. Robert K. Derricks Manuscript clerk Do. E. A. Wreidt Director of vocational education Do......

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11. — I'lu-Ncu-Ai. SxAiK Standi. Okfki;ius—I'outinueii.

Indiana—Cont in tied. II. c. Mi<'omb .Assistant

II. r. Ilollingsworth... Chief clerk • Do. M. R. Fayram Inspct lor of normal training in high schools Do. lieorge A. Brow n 1 nspw tor of rural and consolidatea schools Do. F. A. Wekh Inspector of graded and high schools Do. W. H. Uouder Pirector of vocat ional education Do. iliir\ey I.. FreeliUid Supervisor of trades and industries Do. Louis \\ ermelskirchen. .\ssistant supervisor of agriculture Do. Alma Merwin Director of home economics Do. Willis W. Grant Supervisor of industrial rehabilitation Do. Kansas: iii.st Lorraine E. Woostcr . . State superintendent of public ruction Topeka. Geo. A. .Vllen .\ssistant superintendent Do. B. E. Lewis High-school supervisor Do. Claire W. Mitchell do Do. May Cain Rural-school supervisor Do. Chas E. BaysingtT Chief clerk Do. Eima M. Arrasmiih Secretary State board of education Do. Kentucky: iieorge W. Colvin State superintendent of public instruction Frankfort. L. .X.Taylor Chief clerk Do. K. I', lirwn State supervisor of high schools Do. J. V. Chapman Slate supervisor of rural schools Do. F. C. Huttou do Do. P. II. Hopkins do Do. J. W.Carr Director of physical training Do. Mrs. .\bner Harris State organizer parent-teacher a.s.sociation Do. (J. Ivan Barnes Director of vo;ationalandsuperivsor of agricultural Do. education. Louisiana: T. H. Harris.. State superintendent of education Baton Rouge. C. A. Ive^ State high-school inspector Do. John M. Foolc State rural-school supervisor Do. .V. M. Hopper. Assistant rural school inspector Do. John E. Cox. do Do. C. F. Tnideau.. .\ssisiant State high-school Inspector Do. LeoM. Favrot.. State agent of rural schools for Negroes Do. A.C. Lewis .\s.sistant State agent of rural schools for Negroes. . Do. 1". L. (Jilbeau... State supervisor of agricultural .schools Do. John li. ConniiT. Chairman State teachers' examining committee Do. and institute conductor. CleoraC. Helbing State supervisor of home economics Do. Clyde Mobley .\ssistant supervisor of home economics Do. John E. Lombard State director of physical education Do. J. G. Lcejr State director of asriculturaltcac-her-training Do. W.H.Tipton Chief clerk Do. Maine: .\ugustus O. Thomas. State superintendent of public schools Augusta. Deputy superintendent Do. Josiah W. Tavlor Agent for secondary education Do. H. A. Allan..' .Vgent for rural education Do. Florence M. Hale. . .. do Do. A. W. Cordon t leneral agent for schools in unorganized territory Do. .Nellie W. Jordan Director of physical education Do. E. K. Jenkins Director of voca' ional education Do. K. E. Haines Supervisor of trades and Industries Gorham. Herberts. Hill Supervisor of agriculture Orono.

Hemardine Cooney . Supervisor of household arts Farmlngton. l.cah J. .Vbrahamson. Supervisor of .Vrnericanization Portland. Supervisoripei of industrial rehabilitation Chiefiief clerk Augusta. Maryland: -Mbert S.Cook State superintendent of schools Baltimore. George H. Reavis... Assistant State superintendent Do. S. .M. .Vorth Supervisor of high schools Do. E. C. Fontaine do Do. Wm. J. Holloway... Supervisor of rural schools Do. J. W. Huffington... Supervisor of colored schools Do. Roy Dimmiit Supeoisor of \ ocational education Do. William Burdick... SujHsrvisor of physical education . . Do. —......

EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, 1921-1U22.

II. Pkincipal State School Officers—Continued.

States and officers. Official designation.

Maryland—Continued. T. L. Gibson. Supervisor of music Baltimore. I. Jewell Simpson. Bureau of Educational Measurements. Do. Bessie C. Stern St atistician Do. T. A. Murray, jr... Chief clerk and auditor Do. Merle S. Bat'eman.. Credential clerk Do. Massachusetts: I'ayson Smith Commissioner of education Boston. Frank W. Wright.. Director division of elementary and secondary edu- Do, cation and normal schools. Clarence D. Kingsley. Superivsor of secondary education Do. BurrE. Jones Supervisor of elementary education Do.

Kobert I. Bramhall . Agent for research and statistics Do. Harry E. Gardner. . Agent for registration of teachers Do. Royal B. Farnum. . Director of art education Do. Robert O. SiniiU Director division of vocational education Do.

Rufus W. Stimson. . Agent for agricultural schools and departments Do. Arthurs. Allen Agent for industrial schools for men and boys Do. Edith B.Hunt Agent for industrial schools for women and girls Do. and household arts schools and departments. Caroline E. Nourse... Assistant agent for household arts schools and de- Do. partments. Wm. D. Parkinson. Agent for vocational teacher-training Do. Franklin E. Hcald... Agent for teacher-traming for agricultural schools... Amherstj N.Norcross Stratton. Agent for teacher-training for industrial schools Boston. •• Anna A. Kloss Agent for teacher-training for household arts schools Do. Edna M. Sturtevant. Assistant agent for teacher-training for household Framiugham. arts schools.

CarlE.Herrick Agent for administration , vocational schools Boston. Herbert A. DaUas... Supervisor of industrial rehabilitation Do. Mary E. P. Lowney. Agent for industrial rehabilitation Do. James A. Meyer Director division of university extension Do. Dennis A. Dooley... Agent for class organization, university extension.. Do. Charles W.Uobbs... Editor and supervisor of instruction, university ex- Do. tension. John J. Mahoney Supervisor of Americanization, university extension Do. Charles M. Herlihy Agen t for Americanization Do. Mary L. Guyton Assistant agent for Americaniz.ation Do. Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer. Director division of immigration and Americaniza- Do. tion. Charles B. Hayes.... Director division of the blind Do. Charles F.Belden... Director division of public libraries Do. Clayton L. Lent Secretary teachers' retirement board Do. George H. Varney. Business agent Do. Thomas J. Grechan. Chief clerk Do. Michiijan: Thomas E.Johnson. Superintendent of public instruction Lansing. W.L. Coffey Deputy superintendent Do. G. N.Otwell Assistant superintendent, head rural school division Do. C. L. Goodrich Assistantsuperintendent, head high school division. Do. Floyd A. Eowe Assistant superintendent, head physical training Do. division. Ida M. Huston Assistant superintendent, head certification division Do. Mella Dietrich Head of editorial division 1 Do. Grace B. Wallace. Head of statistical division Do, Head of parochial division Do. Head of rehabilitation division Do. Bert J. Ford Assistant superintendent, rural school division. Do, Isabelle Becker Do. M.H. Milks Building inspector, rural schools. Do. Walter H. French. Director vocational education Do. E. E. Gallup Supervisor of agriculture Do. .K. G.Smith Supervisor industrial education. Do. Ruth Freegard Supervisor home economics Do. Minne^sota: J.M. McConncll... Commissioner of education St. Paul, P. C.Tonning Deputy commissiojior Do, E.M.Phillips Director of vocational education and inspector of Do. high schools. OcoDjo A. Seiko.. Inspector of rural schools Do. ('.. .\!:(;.--.ander... Assistant inspector of rural schools Do. .do. Do. R. 15. jMacLean... I nspector of elementary schools Do. H. E.Flynn Inspector of te:K her-trainuig schools Do. J. E. Luun Assistant inspwtor of high and graded schools Do. PaulCalrow Supervisor of agricultural education Do. G. A. McGarvey.. Supervisor of trade and industrial education Do.

WylleB.McNeal. Supervisor of home-ccomomics education , Do. S. A. Challman.... Inspector of buildings and director of special classes Minneapolis. for defectives. E. T. Critchett. Director teachers' employment bureau and secre- St. Paul. tary of teachers' retirement fund. . . — .

PRINCIPAL STATE SCHOOL OFFICEKS.

II.—PiiiNiU'AL St ATI'. School t>PFR'Kits ('oiitinu(>(|.

Stat«S and officers. OflScial de-signatioii.

Minncsoia— ConliniK'd.

Clara F. Baldwin Dire>ctorof libraries : Si. Paul. Harriet A. Wood Supervisor of sc-bool libraries and Ueld urgaukur...! Do.

Ulliaii K.Cook Librarian I Do. Gladys M. Brown Reference librarian Do. Oscar M. Sullivan... Director of reeducation of Injured persons Do.

M. .\. -Morse Assistant director of reeducation , .M neapoUs. K. (>. Siiortiiin do St. Paul. John < >'Domicll Placement odicer Do. Christopher Lindahl. Accountant Mls.slssin|)i: V. Bond State superintondcn t of public education Jackson W. | public J. VV. Brooin Assistant superintendent of education i Do. J.T.Calhoun State supervisor rural schools Do.

II. .M. Ivy High school inspector i Do. Bura Hilnun Slate supervisor of Negro schools Do.

F.J. Hubbard Director of secondarv agricultural education 1 Do. Patti M. Batson Chief clerk '. Do. Missouri: Sum .V. Baker State superintendent of public schools and director Jefferson City. of vocational and rehaoilitatiou work. George W. Reavis .VssLsianl director Do. Raymond Shoop Chief clerk Do. A. !?. Boucher Toacher-lraiiiiuR inspector Do. (ieorgeCole High school inspector Do. Henry \V. .\bekeii... do Do. E. M. Denny Rural school inspector Do. Agnes Rank' do Do. G. A. TheUman do Do. Joe Livingston Statistician Do. Wm. T.Spanton Supervisor of vocational agriculture. : Do. Arnold A. Sather .\ssistant supervisor of vocational agriculture Do. James P. Lennie Supervisor of trades and industries Do. Clare K. \\'hite Supervisor of home economics Do. Ernest L. Schneider.. Suuer visor of industrial rehabilitation Do. C. M. LeBow Reliabilitation field officer Kansas City, Ervine Meyer do St. Louis. Lillian H. Davis do Do. C. <;. Williams Inspector of Negro schools Jefferson City. Sfontana: May Tnimper StatesuperiHtendcnt of public instruction. Helena. Mina Pctra-shek Deputy superintendent Do. Carl A. Jessen High-school supervisor Do. .\delaide M. -Vyer Rural-school supen-isor Do. .\nialie Knobel do Do. Ci. H. Edwards Director of vocational education Do. .Vnne Larson Certilication clerk Do. Nebraska; John M. Matzen State superintendent of public instruction Lincoln John Spoedie Deput.v superintendent of public instruction Do. Cora A. Thompson Assistant superintendent of public instruction.. Do. Lulu S. Wolford do Do.

Archer L. Burnham. Normal-training i nspector Do. Frank R. Beers -VssLstanl normal-training inspector Do. I. N. Clark Rural-school inspector Do. Cecile Suapp Secretary Do. Nevada: W. J. Hunting State superintendent of public instruction Carson City.

Charles Priest Deputy superintendent ! Do. B. If. Morrison State director of vocational edutation i l)o. New Kanipshire: K. W. Bulterrield Commissioner of education , Concord. Harriet L. Huntress.. Deputy commissioner Do. James N. Pringle do Do. Walter M.May do..., Do. William Y. Morrison. irigh school inspector Do. Elizabeth M. Murphy Super\is< ir of healt h Do. W. B. Cookinghani.... Super\ isor of apricidturc Do. Walter A. Pierce Supervisor of t ra>les and industries Claremont. John Bishop I nspector of chilil welfare Concord. R.J. Mitchell Inspector of child labor Ne'ATnarket. Curtis li. Brosnaham. Nashua.

Richard H. Horan. . .Vccountant Concord. New Jersey: John Enright State of commissioner education , Trenton.

Deputy commissioner and in charge of hearings in i Do. controversies and disputes. L. L. Jackson -Assistant commLssioner, secondary education Do. Roy S. Shafler .Assistant commissioner, elementary educal ion l>o. Wesley A. O'Leary Assistant commLssioner, iudustriaj educaiion. in- Do. cluding agriculture. E. A. Reuther. Assistant for the supervision of continuation schools ——. . .

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II. Principal State School Officers—Continued.

States and officers. Official designation.

New Jersey—Continued. R. A. Campbell Assistant in industrial education J. Gould SpofTord... Assistant for training teachers of trades and industries. H. O. Sampson Assistant in agricultural education Do. Iris Prouty O'Leary. Special assistant for women's vocational work Do. Clara H. Krauter.... Assistant for training teachers of homeeconomics... Do. John J. McCarthv... Assistant in industrial education Do. Instructor and director physical training and Do. hygiene.

Lester A . Palmer Assistant director physical trainingand hygiene Do. Marianna G. Packer Instructor in physical trainingand hygiene Do. Herbert N. Morse Business manager Do. Henry W. Huston Auditor of school accounts Do. Charles McDermott Inspector of buildings Do. John S. Mount Inspector of accounts Do. Alfred Christie Statistician Do. New Mexico: John V. Conway State superintendent of public instruction Santa Fe. Karl Douglass .\ssistant State superintendent Do.

Mabel A. Hughes , Secretary to State superintendent Do. Myron Lugibihl Certification clerk Do. J. W. Giddings Chief clerk Do. RuthC.MUler Industrial director Do. A. B. Anderson Supervisor of trades and industries Do. R. W. Foard Supervisor of agriculture Do. New York: Frank P. Graves State commissioner of education Albany. Frank B. Gilbert Deputy commissioner and counsel Do. Augustus S. Downing. Assist, commissioner and director professional educa Do. Charles F. Wheelock ... As'sistant commissioner for secondary education Do. George M. Wiley .\ssistant commissioner for elementary education... Do. Do. James I. Wver,"jr , Director of State library John M. Clarke Director of science and State museum Do. Do. Hiram C. Case , Chief of administration division Do. James D. Sullivan , Chief of attendance division William R. Watson Chief of educational extension division Do. Avery W. Skinner Examination and inspections division Do. James Sullivan Director of archives and history division Do. Frank H. Wood Chief of school buildings and grounds Do. Irwin Esmond Chief of law division Do. Edna M. Sanderson Vice director of library school Do. Sherman Williams Chief of school libraries division Do. Alfred W. .\l)rams Chief of visual instruction division Do.

Lewis A . Wilson , Director of agricultural and industrial education Do. Frederick A. Wilkes Specialist in commercial education Do. North Carolina:

E.C. Brooks State superintendent of public instruction. . Raleigh. A. S. Brower Director division of certification Do. Mary belle Delamar Secretary division of certification Do. Frances Lacy Assistant secretary, division of certification. Do. C. D. Douglas Supervisor of St ate loan fund Do. J. H. Highsmith State supervisor of public high schools Do. L. C. Brogden State agent for rural schools Do. Elizabeth Kellv Supervisor of s( hools for adults Do.

N. C. Newbold". Director of (li\ i !'"i nf N tiro education Do.

A.T. AUen Director of (li\ i i'.n of icudior-training Do. Susan Fulghum Supervisor of dh i-ion of teacher-training Goldsboro. HattiG I'arrott do Kinston. Mrs. T. E.Johnston do Salisbury. J.J. Blair Director of division of schoolhouse planning Raleigh. W. H. Pittman Director of division of publications , Do. W.C.Crosby Director of division of school extension Do. J. B.Williamson Supervisor of mechanics Do. Mrs. C.S.Thomas Film librarian ^ Do. T. E. Browne Director of \nr:iii..i a1 cdncalion Do. Edith M. Thomas Supervisor (i( \ - iiMinmoeconomics Do.

Roy H.Thomas Supervisor (if : i iniv Do.

R. A.Olney jVssistantsnp< I m ", oi ..I'li.nlture Do. < ieorge W. Coggin Supervisor of Iradis and industries Do. n.H. Willis Assistant supervisor of trades and industries. Do. H. L. Stanton Supervisor of vocational rehabililation Do. North Dakota: Minnie Nielson Stale superintendent of public instruction. Bismarck. superintendent Do. fe, E.J.Taylor Deputy - Bertha R. Palmer Assistant .superintendent Do. C. L. Robertson High-school inspector Do. Edward Erickson Rural-school inspector Do. A. C. Berg do Do. J. W. RUey do Do. Mrs. Margaret W. Page. Chief clerk Do. — .

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II. —ruiMii'AL SxATii i^clHlo^ Offickiis—Continued.

Address.

Ohio: Vernon M. niegel. Director of otlucation. Columbus. W. B. BUS .\ssistaMt director of oducatioii. Do. 11. C. t^wvucrt Statistician. Do. (ieo. M. Morris RumI school supervisor. Do. T. Howard Winters 1 iisptx't or of teacher-t raining Do.

Mrs. C.(". Wikltcrinire Assistant iiisiictior ii';icher-training , Do. E. B. Ilawes Chief, division of c\;miinaliou and licensing Do. II. O. livme lljgh school siiperv i>or Kent. F. C. Ujiid-sittel do Columbus. E. L. lleiist-h Supervisor of trader and industries Do. E. W. Mvers Assistant supervisor of trades and industries Plea-sant HiU. Rav Fife Supervisor of agriculture Columbus. Enid \V. Lunn Supervisor of home economics Do. W. F. .>^ha\v Supervisor of industrial rehabilitation Do. Hale Wolf A.ssistant supervisor of industrial rehabilitation. Do. S. (':iry .Ibercrombie Female case worker Do. Oklahoma: Hohert H. Wilson State superintendent of public instruction. Oklalioma. E. N.Collelte Assistant superintendent Do. Ella 11. Hunt Agricultural assistant Edmund. V. M. llowill iligh school inspector Do. E. K. Toiirtellotte do Stillwater. Luther Russell ....do Wewoka. E. A. Puke Rural school supervisor Oklahoma. Pearl Hall Chief clerk Do. Oregon: J. A. Churchill State superintendent of public instruction. Salem. W. M. Smith Assistant state superintendent Do. Marie Schwab Secretary Do. J. E.Calavaii Industrial field worker Oregon City. E. E. Elliott State director of vocational education Salem. Pennsvlvania: Tlios. E. Finegan Superintendent of public instruction Harrisburg. J. (Jeorne Becht Dep'.it y superintendent (higher education) Do. Wm. D. Lewis Deputy superintendent (se<'ondary education) Do. Fre

Liicv W . Glass ....do Do. Eugene W. Fellows ...do Do. .Mrs. Sarah R.Christy ...do Do. Alfred W. Castle District director of teacher-training, American- Do. ization bureau. Stella W^ Jones District director of women's work, American- Do. ization bureau. W. M. Denison. Director of attendance bureau Do. WiUiam S. Taft Assistant director of attendance bureau Do. D. E.frosley... Supervisor of attendance Do. Mildre

Thomas A. Bock Assistant director of rural education. . Do. Robert C. Shaw ....do Do.

Dallas W . Armstrong do Do. Hubert (.'. Either Director of .school buildings bureau Do. Carlisle D. Ha-sness Assistant, school buildings bureau Do. .Maurice E. IvfeBsly do Do. M. Edwin Green do Do. H. H. Baisb Secretary of school emplovees' retirement... Do. Francis N. Ma.Tfield Director of special education Do.

Muriel Brown I Super%-isor of special education Do. EdnaM. Kiigler ' do Do. Albert L. Rowland , Director of teacher bureau Do.

Francis B . Haas Assistant director of teacher bureau Do. j

Henry K lonower As.sistant , teaihcr placement service Do. William S.Taylor Assistant, vtwaiional teacher-training Do. L. H. Dennis Director of vrxiitional bureau Do. J. D. Blackwell Assistant director of agricultural education. Do. J. K. Bowman Supervisor of agricultural education Do. H.C.Fetterolf l....^o !?. Do. ——......

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II. Principal .State School Officeus—Continued.

states and officer.s. Official designation

Pennsylvania—Continued. H.E. Oayman Supervisor of agricultural education Harrisburg.

Frank R. Morey Supervisor of school gardens , Do. Owen D. Evans Assistant director of continuation schools. Do.

Helen .1. Dodge , Assistant director of home economics Do. Mrs. Anna 0. Green... Supervisor of home economics Do. Lu M. Ilartman do Do. F. Theodore S truck ... Assistant director of industrial education. Do. Wm. Penu Looniis Supervisor of industrial education Do. Gerald D. Whitney... do Do. Harold L. Holbrook... do Do. C. Valentine Kirby Director of art education Do. F.G.Nichols Director of commercial education Do.

Orton Lowe Director of English , Do. G.C. L. Beimer Director of foreign languages Do.

Erna Grassmuck Director of geography , Do. J. A. Foberg Director of mathematics Do.

HollisDann Director of music , Do. Selma M. Konold Supervisor of music Do. Clara F. San ford do - Do. Adeline B. Zachert Director of school libraries i . Do. J. Lynn Barnard Director of social studies Do. Helen M. Peppard Director of speech improvement Do. James M. Glass Director of junior high schools Do.

James G . Pentz Inspector of junior high schools Do. Philippine IslaJids: Luther B. Bcwley Director of education Manila. Camilio Osias Assistant director of education Do. John \V. Osborn Assistant to the director of education Do.

John J . HefQugton Acting superintendent, Department of Mindanao Zamboanga. and Sulu. Jose A. DeKastro Cliief clerk Manila. G. Glenn Lyman Superintendent of property and accounts Do. North H. Foreman Superintendent of agricultiural instruction Do.

Roy K . Gilmore Cliief, academic division Do. Horace E.Culter Chief, industrial division Do. Chief, buildings division Do. Jose Reyes Chief of records Do. Mariano del Rosario Cliief accountant Do. Jacinto Atanacio Disbursi!ig officer Do. Alberto Delusung Property officer Do. Porto Rico: Juan B. Huyke Commissioner of education San Juan. Carey Hickle Assistant commissioner Do. Francisco Vizcarrondo. Secretary of department Do. Joseph C. Morin General superintendent Do.

George V. Keelan do ; Do. Jose Gonzales Ginorio.. General superintendent of Spanish Do. George A. Harriman. . Chief, division of property and accounts.~ Do. A. Gonzales Font Chief, division of municipal school ; Do. Rhode Island: Walter E. Ranger Commissioner of education Providence. Emerson L. Adams Assistant commissioner Do. Charles Carroll Secretary and deputy for vocational education. Do. John L. Alger Inspector of high schools Do. Anne W. Congdou Library visitor Do. Leslie E.Abbott Supervisor of agricultural education Kingston. Ida .S. Harrington Supervisor of home economics education Do. Benj. T. Leland Supervisor of industrial education Providence. Agnes M. Bacon Supervisor of Americanization Do. South Carolina: J. E. Swearingen State superintendent of education. Columbia. E. D. Easterling. Chief clerk Do. W. A.Shealy. Mill school supervisor Do. P. W. Bethea. Rural sfhofil supervisor. Do. B. L. Parkinson. Stai' Do. Miss Wil Lou Gray. Sui^ Do. J. B. Felton.... Sui" Do.

' Verd Peterson. Supei . ; 1 ,11 u ill iii;;tructiou- Do. E. W. Oarris. dii Do. H.B.Adams Supervisor of trade and industrial education. Do. R. E. Lee State school architect Clemson College.

Lillian HoITman... Su])ir\ I (If cif . iKiiiional home economics Columbia.

Mattie E. Thomas. Coiniii 1 organizer Do.

D. L. Lewis Rui: . i^or Do. J.H. Shealy Rtri i'lacemeut bureau Do.

A. O. V. Hoffman. Booklicv. 1.^ 1 Do. South Dakota: Fred L. Shaw State superintendent of public instruction Pierre. Charles T. King. .. Deputy superintendent Do.

M. M. Guhin Director of Americanization and rural education. . Do. . . .

PRINCIPAL STATK SCHOOL OFFICERS. 11

IL —PuiNrirvi. Statk Siuool Ofkickks— C., iiimii-'i.

8t«t«6and officers Official de^giialion.

Soii'h Dakota I'oniiiiincl Fred E.Smith Hiph school supenisor and director of vocational education. Gertnido Lynass .Vssistant in -Vmeriianization Do. Bonuit' Martin .VssistHnl in rural education Do. Gilbert I. Riiden do Do. Edna Courtney Supervisor of homo economics Do. tJortrude Lison Supervisor of rehabiliiation of persons injured in Do. industry. M. A. Sharp Supervisor of vocatiunul agriculture Do. Helen HreLsford Sujvrx isur of certification Do.

Gertrude Fischbach... Crcilcn I ials i lerk Do. Eilon l>unlevy E.xamiuatioii clerk Do. Ira llowell Truancv ollk-er Do. Tennos-soe: J. B. Brown State superintendent of public instruction Naslivillo. B. O. I)ug>»n ."... State hifih-sihool ins|H Do. J. \V. Drister Associat liigli-sihool inspector Do. T'. L. Ilarned State rural school accii t Do. OIlie H. Bernard State rural school su [M>rvisor Do. I). M. Clements A(3-icuUiu-al supervisor Do. James Arentson Iii'lu-I rial auiiervisor Do. I^na llert-o Su|iin vis<.>r ol home economics Do. Knuna Watts Dirii ti^r of library extension Do. Joe Jeiiivings Chief clerk '. Do. Texas: Annie Webb Blanton. State superintcndcni of public iastruetion Austin. S. M. N. Marrs First assistant sui>erintendenl Do. Mary 'o Fopplewcll.. Second assistant su(>crinteudent Do. Mrs. KllaF. Little.... Third assistant suitcrintcndont Do. Kathi'rino Gray Chief supervisor of tii^'h sih(.x)Is Do. C. L. l>avis Director of agricrintendent of public inslriu-tion. Salt Lake City. E. J. Norton Deputy superinterulent Do. MosiahHall State supervisor of industrial rehabilitation. Do. E. G. Gowans Stale director of health education Do. Ir\in S. Noall Stale siiper\isor in trades and industries Do. L B. Ball Slate super\-isor in iiKiiculiure Do. Jean Cox State supervisor in home economics Do. A.C. Matheson State director of .Vmoricanization Do. Matilda Peterson State primarj' supervisor Do. Vermont: Clarence H. Dempeey. Commissioner of eonp M:iie.siipcrvi-.<>r of trades ami industries Do. Mrs. f)ra H. .Vvery Stale sM|xT\isor of tuime e.-onomii-s education. Do. Guy C. Throner. .". State sui)ervLs<)r of physical education Do. Wiwhirieton: Mr>. Josephine C. Preston. State sup<>rintendenl of public instniction Olympia. Bliinche A. Nagel .\s.'

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II. Prixcipai. Rtate S?cho()i, Officf.rs—Continued.

States and officers. Official designation. Address.

West Virginia—Continued.

E. K. Knight. Assistant supervisor of high schools Do

J. S. Bonar Assistant supervisor of rural schools Do. Melville Stewart do Do Wm. W. Sanders Supervisor of Negro schools Do Frank M. Keams Director of department of medical inspection and Do. sanitation. Phil M Conley Supervisor, department of citizenship and thrift.... Do Do. Lillian Carver Assistant supervisor, department of teacher-training Do. George E. Hubhs Supervisor of department of trades and industries. Do John C.Shaw Wlieeling. 0. A. Watson do Buckhannon.

Wm. C. Meadows . .. do . Charleston H. K. Barbe do Welch. .Tno. W. Cook Statistician and bookkeeper Charleston H. .v. Stover Supply clerk Do Wisconsin: .

C. J. Anderson Assistant State superintendent. Do C. L. Harper Second assistant State superintendent Do O. S.Rice.... Do. W. J. C'sbum Supervisor of educational measurements Do. Joseph T Giles Supervisor of high schools Do

Supervisor of day schools for the deaf and blind. . . Do. H. W. Schmidt Supervisor of manual arts Do. Geo H Drewry State school supervisor Do. Do.

... .do...... Do. Supervisor of elementary schools and supervising Do. teachers.

Mayhell 0. Bush . Do. Isobel Davidson do L)o EUzabeth L. Woods Clinical psychologist and supervisor of special classes Do. Do. A. A. Thomson Supervisor of rural schools Do. Do. Do. Aletta Olson. Diploma and certificate clerk. Do. John F. Shaw Publicitv editor Do. Wyoming: Cheyenne. Serafina Facinelli Deputy superintendent of public instruction Lewis C. Tidball, jr Commissioner of education and chief of certifica- Do. tion division. James R Coxen State director of vocational education Do W. M. Home Do. Do. Virginia Warkley Assistant State director of special classes Do.

III. County and Other Local Superinte.vdexts ok Schools.

County. County superintendent. County. County superintendent.

ALABAMA. ALABAM.\—COntd.

Autauga Mrs. R. L. Faucett. Praltville. Covington J. A. Keller, Andalusia. Baldwin S. M. Tharp, Bay .Minette. Crenshaw T. A. Capps, Luverne. P. A. McDaniel, jr., Clayton. CuUman H. H. Jones, Centerville. Dale Blount A. L. Head, Oneonta. Dallas .. D. .M. Callaway, Selma. Bullock F. B. Hayjies, Union Springs. Dekalb C. J. Allen, Fort Payne. P. B. Pepper, Greenville. Elmore G. H. Howard, Wetumpka.

Calhoun . S. B. Gibson, An/iiston. Escambia R. H. Southerland, Brewton. Chambers G. M. Barnett, Lafayette. Etowah E. P. Murphy, Gadsden. Cherokee John W. Browder, Center. Fayette Z. D. Vick, Fayette. Chilton . H. L. Foshee, Clanloii. Franklin John R. (iuin, Russellville. Zac Rogers, Butler. Geneva J. G. Austin, Hartford. Clarke J. F. Gillis, Grove Hill. Greene W. P. Archibald, ICno.xviUe. Clay W. T. Harwell, Ashland. Hale Edward L. Coleback, Greens- Cleburne G. B. Boman, Ileflin. boro. Coffee G.C.Bowden, Elba. Henry 0. E. Tompkins, Abbeville. Colbert J. T. McKee, Tuscumbia. Houston C. W. Johnson, Dothan. Conecuh W. R. Bennett, Evergreen. Jackson Jesse Wheeler, Scottsboro. Coosa O.K. Weldon, Rockford. Jefferson N. R. Baker, Birminghani. —.. . .

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III. County and Othek Local Superintendents of Schools—("uiitiiiue

County. County superintendent. County. County superintendent.

AL.VBAMA—contd. ALABAMA—contd. '

Lamar G. S. Smith, Vernon. Perry W. R.Carothers, Marion. Florence. Pickens W. H. Storev, CarroUton. Lauderdale. D. O. Warren, ; Law rem*... E. .M. Hodsoii, Moiilton. Pike Mrs. J. .M. Sanders. Troy. I. Hoiidori, Leo W. V. Fleming', Opclika. lUmclolph i G. W fdowe*. Limestone. M. IC.ClcnuMits. Athens. Russell ' U. B. UainiK'i, .^oale. Lowndes J. A. Colcjuan, Havneville. St. Clair Carl O. Ba.xter, .\sh\ille. I S. P. Williamson, Sterrett. Macon W. B. Rilev, Tu.skegee. Shelby \

Madison S. R. Butler, lluiitsviUe. Sumter i R. B. Calliiwav. Livint;ston.

Marengo Geo. M. Watson. Linden. Talladega i D. A. McNeill," Talladega.

Marion T. n. Hrook-s, Hamilton. Tallapoosa ' J. D. Lane, Dadc-villc. Marshall E. Guntersville. Tuscaloosa L. Smith, Tuscaloosa. .... O. Creel, ] D. MobUe S. .•^. -Murphy, .Mobile. Walker J. -Vlex .Moore, Jasper. Geo. Harris, .Monroeville. Washington C. C. Smith, Chaiom. Monroe A. ;

MontRomery A. L. Harman, .Montgomery. Wilcox , O. C. Weaver, Camden. Morgan E. L. Uays, Albany. Winston A. B. Curtis, Double Springs.

District superintendent of District superintendent of schools for natives. schc^bi for natives.

.\L.\sKA—cont'd.

Northwestern dis- James H. Maguirc, Noorvik. Southeastern dis- C. W. Uawkesworth, Juneau. trict trict. Western district...! Earle M. Forrest, Akiak. Seward Peninsula Jean Dupertuis, Nome. Upper Yukon Benj. B. Mozee, Tanana. district. district. Southwestern dis- Arthur H. Miller, Anchorage. trict.

County. County superintendent. oimty superintendent.

AKKANSA.s—contd.

Apache. Mrs. Nancy Gibbons, St. Johns. DaUas i .Mrs. J. B. Nunn, Fordyce. Cochise. Helen L. Brown, Cochise. Desha L. M. Garv, \ Dumas.

I Coconino. Virginia Locket t, Flagstaff. i Drew E. C. Robertson, .Monticello. GUa Lucy Nash, Globe. Faulkner Parsons, jr. | A. A. .Conway. ij Graham.. S. C. Hey wood, . W. 1. Agee, O/.ark.

I Greenlee. Mrs. Jessie L. Johnson, Clifton. Fulton 1 Fred Moore, Salem.

Maricopa. A. L.Jones. PhoeiiLx. Garland \ Garnett Braughtou, Hot Mohave.. Mrs. R. .\. La.ssell. ICingman. Springs. I Navajo... Mrs. Hattie Pcnrod, Grant O. Jlolbrook. ; D. Rushing, Sheridan.

Pima Mrs. Kate Reynolds, Tucson. Greene i 11. R. Parilow, ParagouJd.

Pinal Lola Lc Baron, Floreiur. Hempstead : 11. D. Clark, Hope..

Santa Cruz ! Mrs. Josephine Sa.xon. Nc^ales. Hot Spring R. F. Tackctt. Iriendship.

Yavapai Mrs. Ward H. Wheeler, Pres- Howard I Ed Comi)t on, Nashville.

cott. Independence i W. T. Jernigan, Batesville.

I Yuma Nora E. Morrow. Yuma. ^ Izard ' T. H. Linn, Melbourne. Jackson G. E. Land, Newport. [

ARKANSAS. Jefferson ! W. P. Keith, Pine BlulT.

Johnson ! R. t'. Temple, C larks ville. .\rkansas. J. M. Henderson. jr^De Witt. Lafayette J. F. Bright, Lc\vis\ ille. A.shley... F. T. .McCuistioh, Hamburg. Lawrence W. E. McLcod, Walnut Ridge. Baxter... W. 11. Osbtirn, .Mountain I Lee Alma Futrall, Marianna. Home. I Lincoln I W. R. Stephens, jr.. Star City. Benton F. .\. Wood, Bentonville. LittleRiver L. F. Whedis, Ashdown. Boone R. B. Gaston, Harrison. ! Logan II. G. Thoinis^cn. .Magazine. Bradley W. .M. Brown, Warren. Lonoke W. C. l>a\ is, Lonoke. Calhoun Lewis Dohertv, Thornton. .Madison A fton Wheeler, Hunt svilJe. CarroU ClitTord Frv, llerrwiUe. Marion ; L. E. Hrig^;s, Yellville. Chicot D. T. Hendcrpoti, Lake Village. -Miller Otto Forehand, Texarkana. Clark A. S. Rcjss, i Arkadelphia. , -Mississippi W. M. Crow, Blvtheville. Clav W. W. Henry, Corning. Monroe W. E. Phipps, I Clarendon. Cleburne.,... B. F. Jordan. Ueber Springs. .Montgomery Ernest Berry, Mount Ida. Cleveland i R.C.Carmical, Rison. Nevada J. W. Teeter, Itescott. Columbia -Mary Harper, ! .Magnoha. I Newton J. O. Fcrrter, Jasper. Conway T. L. Haynes, Morrilton. Ouachita J. J. Tibljits, Camden. I Craighead I E. B. Barrett, J oncsboro. Perrv W. B. Loudcrmilk, -\dona. Crawford I J. P. Bingham, \'an Buren. Phillips L. P. Anderson, Marvell. Crittenden. . T. P.Johnson, Earie. Pike G. C. Floyd, Murfreeslx)ro. Cross I L. j H. Lcssenberry, Wynne. .1 Poinsett ! V. A. Murphy, llarrisburg. 74807 .

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III. —CouxTY AND Other Local Superintendents op ^Schools —Continued.

County. County superintendent. County. County superintendent.

ARKAxs.is—contd. C ALIFORNIA—Con.

Polk W. H. Morden, Mena. I'O')" T. D. Bullock, RussellviUe. Siskiyou W. L. Kleaver, Yreka. Lillie Bryant, De Vails Bluff. Dan H. White, Fairfield. Pulaski Mrs. F. H. Dodge, Little Rock. Sonoma Ben Ballard, Santa Rosa. Randolph R. A. Mock, Pocahontas. Stanislaus A. G. Elmore, Modesto. J. M. Wilson, Forrest City. Lizzie Vagedes, Yuba City. Saline W. A. Jackson, Benton. Tehama Mamie B. Lang, Red Bluff. G. C. Ellis, Waldron. Searcy J. M. McCall, Marshall. Tulare J. £. !iuck:iian, Visalia. Sebastian L. M. Redwine, Greenwood. Tuolumne G. !\ Morgan, Sonora. Sevier L. E. Qiiinn, De Queen. Ventura Mrs. Blanche T. Reynolds, Sharp W. T. McJunkins, Ash Flat. Ventura. Stone J. T. Campbell, Mountain Yolo Harriett S. Lee, Woodland View. Yuba... Jennie MaJaley, Marysville. Mrs. Helen S. Henry, El Dorado. COLOR.VDO. VanBuren T. J. Cowan, Clinton. Washington 0. W. Dass, Favcttevllle. Adams Mary V. McParland, Brighton. White J. W. Henry, Searcy. \laniasa HaiTiett Dalzell \lamosa Woodruff J. T. Caughley, Augusta. Mrs. Rada R. Wilson, Little- Yell T. A. Wright, Dardanelle. ton.

CALIFORNIA. Baca Mrs. Margaret E. Jackson, Alani*da Geo. W. Frick, Oakland. Springfield. Mrs. Eugenia M. Bruns. Sheri- dan, Nev. Boulder Mrs. AnnaJ.Bit'tner Boulder Mrs. Sabra Greenhalgh, Jack- son. Vista. Irvin. Passmore, Oroville. Estlier B. Weir, Cheyenne Calaveras . Teresa Rivara, San Andreas. Wells Colusa Perle Sanderson, Colusa. Clear Creek Mrs Eh/aboth Gleasou Idaho Contra Costa Wm. U. Hanlon, Martinez. Springs. DelMorte Edwin A. Moore Cresent City. Conejos \h--. ".r-ii.l.' Mifkelson, Conejos. "''' Eldorado E. J. Fitzgerald, Placerville. Costilla :»; -. I'^'lh F. Dugan, Fresno Clarence VV. Edwards, Fresno. Glenn S. M. Chauey, Willows. K. K. rtiinc. Ordwav. Humboldt Robert A. Bugbee, Eureka. Custer .Mi>. l.ou C. Beaman, West- Imperial H. C. Coe, El Centro. ell iTe. Mrs. M. A. Clarke, Bishop. Delta Mrs. (5 race Cummings, Delta. L. E. Chenoweth, Bakersfield. Miss M.. L. Rif.hmond, Han- Eva M. Bell, Rieo. ford. Lake Mineiva Ferguson, Lakeport. Rock. Mrs. Julia Norwood, Susan- Eagle Mrs. Ollie G. Meyer, Redcliff. ville. Elbert Minerva McCarty, Kiowa. Los ,A.ngeles Mark Keppel,, Los Angeles. El Paso. Mrs. Inez Johnson Lewis, Col- Madera Craic; Cunningham, Madera. orado Springs. J- '^ rn, San Rafael. Mrs. Carrie T. Anthony, Canon

i Mariposa . -Mariposa. City. l: .h. Garfield Merced 1 '>\, ".forced. wood Springs.

Modoc M 1 Aliuras. Gilpin Mrs. Edith WilUams, Central Mono Citv.

1 Monterey, .... ! -aiinas. Grand Mrs. Carrie D. f?chnoor, Eraser.

Napa !- • 'ii. Gunnison Helen Blackstock, Gimnison. Nevada Ehza'juih .U. iUchards, Ne- Hinsdale Mabel B. Rawson, Lake City. vada City. Dorothy Arnold, Walsenburg. Orange , . . . R. P. Mitchell, Santa Ana. Jacksoti Mrs. Minnie Bock, Walden. Placer Irene Burns, Auburn. MvrtleSonger, Golden. Mrs. Kate I. Donnelley. Quincy. Riverside IraC. Lnndis, Riverside. Kit Carson Jessie Magce Gray, Burhngton. Sacramento Carolync M. Vv'ebb, Sacra- Lake Mrs. Mary C. Clark, LcadviUe. mento. La Plata Nell McCartey, Durango. San Benito W. J. Cagney, Hollister. Larimer... Emma T. WUkins, Fort Col- San Bernardino... Mrs. Grace C. Stanley, San Uns. Bernardino. Las Animas Elmore Floyd, Truiidad. 1

San Diego Ada York, San Diego. 1 Lin'ohi Mrs. Delia Winder, Hugo.

San Francisco Alfred Roncovieri, San Fran- i Logan Flora A. Allison, Sterluig. cisco. Mesa San Joaquin Mrs. Effie Anderson, Stockton. Junction. San Luis Obispo.. Robert L. Bird, San Luis Mineral . Mrs. Mary N. Gates, Creede. Obi.spo. .MolTat San Mateo Roy W. Cloud, Redwood City. Montezuma Mrs. Nora S. Hutchings, Santa Barbara A. B. Pope, Santa Barbara. Cortez. Santa Clara Agnes E. Howe, San Jose. Montrose Sarah L. Taylor, Montrose. Cecil M. Davis, Santa Cruz. Shasta Mrs. Charlotte Cunningham, Morgan. Redding. Otero R. D. McCUntock, La Junta. .

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III.—County and Othek Local SuPEaiNTBNDENTS of Schools—Coiitiuued.

Cotmty. County superintendent. !' c^^. County superintendent.

COLORADO— con. coLOR.\DO—con.

Ouray SUtie Erioksou, Ouray. San Juan Mrs. Mary B. Hodges, Silver- Park Mrs. Zoo R. Chapman, Fair- play. SanXUguel Kathleen O' Kelly, TeJIiuide. PliilUps Chas. R. Peters, nolyoke. Sedgwick Mrs. Klma Sihroeder, Jules- Pitkin Mrs. Anna Short, Aspen. burK. Prowers Patiliiie (.iilbert, l.iiniar. Summit Mrs. Alice Richardson, Breck- Pueblo Mrs. UUie O. llaker, Pueblo. enridpe. Rio Blanco Lillian Baker, Meeker. Teller Mrs. Blanche C. Odell, Cripple Rio(;rande Carrio Deitrich, Monlo Vista. Creek. Routt Anna Fmik, Hayden. Washington Rosa E. Bachnian, Akron. Saguache Mrs. Margaret Martin, Sa- Weld... C. W.Martin, Greeley. guache. 1 \uma T.H. Hooper, Wray.

Towns in union. Supervising agents. Towns in union. Supervising agents.

tONNECriClT.

Ashford.Coventry, A. W. c;recr, Willimantic. Mansfield. Cornwall, Kent, H. M. JetTords, Kent. .\von, BurlinRton, L. S. Mills, PlainviUe. Sharon. Faruiini;ton. Cromwell, Had- A. L. Yoimg, Middletown. Barkhunisted, F. J. Ponley, Winsfed. dam, Colcbrook, Ho- Durham, Middle- Elsio Klein, 76 Harriet St.

shea, Harlland, I flekl, North Bridgeport New Hartford. Uranford, Wood- I

Beacon Falls, I. B. Diiufield, Waterbury. i bridge. Bellwnv, Ox- ' Eastford, Pomfret, T. F. Rupp, Putnam. ford, Prospect, Union, Wood- Wolrott. stock. Bethlilieiu, Wood- G. C. Swift, Watertown. East Granbv.SuX- H. B. Chapman, SufTield. bury. field. Bloottirield, New- W. U. Mandrey, J.j Brooklino East Uampion, J. F. Connolly, Middletown. inj,'ton. Ave., Hartford. Portland. Bolton W. S. Dakiii, State Capitol, East Lyme, Old F. T. Wilson, Niantic. Hartford. Lyme, Lyme, Bo'rah. Ledyard, S. Uussey Reed, Norwich. Salem. North .Stohing- Easton, Monroe, F. W. Kniglii, 27:{ Wayne St., tou, Preston. Trumbull, Wes- Bridgeport. BridLewater, Ro.x- O. E. Lowell, New NUlford. ton. biu'v, Sherman, Ellington, Somers, L. C. Staples, Ellington. Warren. Tolland. Brookfield, New H. D. Sylvester, Danbury. Hampton, Scot- C. L. Brownell, State Capitol. Fairfield, Red- Hartford. ding, Wilton. Harwinton R. N. Brown, Thomustou. Canaan, North W. M. Teague, Canaan. K i 1 1 i n g w o r t h Larla Roundy, Deep Kiver. Canaan, Salis- West brook. bury. Madison A. D. Simpson, State Capitol, Canterbury, Las- Sarah T. Palmer, North Hartford. bou, Sterling, Stonington. Middlobury, New- F. H. Johnston, Newtown. Voluntowii. town, bouih- Canton, Granby... W. M. Strong, ColUnsville. biirv. Cheshire, North D. C. .\Uen, North Haven. Rocky HUl F. E. Harrington, State Capi- Haven. tol. Hartford. Chester, Old Say- C. W. Maddocks, Deep River. Wasliington E. W. Ireland, State Capitol,

brook , .-^avbro6k Hartford. Col(hoster,ftebron H. S. Libby, Cokho.ler. .Marlborough. WilUngton L. T. (Jarrison, Willimantic. Columbia. Frank- lin, Lebanon, S Prague.

Connty. Connty superintendent. 1 County. County superintendent.

FU)RID.\. 1 rLORiD.^—contd

.\lachua E. R. Simmon.-,. Gainc^viUo. Clay P. L. Tippins. Gro«'n Cove Baker. ... W. K. Simmons. .Macclcnnv. Springs. Bav C. C. Mathis. Panama City'. Columbia J. W. Burns. LakcCiiv. Bradford H. B. Wiggins, Starke. Dade Chas. M. Fisher Miami. S. J. Overstrcpt, Titusville. J. S. Rickards. Fort Lau.ler- W. R. Fletcher, Fletcher. dale. Duval F. A. Hathaway, Jack.sonville. j P. F. FLsher. Blouutstown. Escambia

Charlotte.. W. E. Bell, Pimta tionla. ' Flagler 1> B Brown Bunnell Citrus Jesse Montague, Inverness. FrankUn A. A. Core, Apalachitola. — . .

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III. County and Other Local Superintendents of Schools—Continued.

County. County superintendent. County. County superintendent.

FLORIDA— COntd. GEOKGIA contd.

C. H. Grav, Quincv.

Glades M. S. Hayes, Moore Haven. Clinch J . O. Rodgers, Homerville. W. W. Bradshaw, Jasper. Cobb Hugh Moore, Marietta. W. R. Gramling. Wauchula. Coffee Hernando L. T). Hatliawav, Brooksville. Colquitt. . L. O. Rogers, "Moultrie Highlands I. C. M. Ellonberger, Sebring. Columbia J. S. Hardin, Harlem. Hill.sborough J. E. Knifthl, Tampa. Cook J. C. Thomas, Adel. T. J. McDade, Bonifay. Coweta Jackson C. W. Lockey, Marianna. Crawford J. F. Dickey, MuseUa. W.M.Scruggs, Monticello. J. W. Bivins, Cordele. La Fayette J. W. Morgan, Mayo. Dade J. B. Dugan, Trenton. Lake D. H. Moore, Tavares. Dawson A. W. Vandiviere Dawson- Lee J. D. McFerron, Fort Myers. \'ille.

Leon F. S. Hartsfleld, Tallahassee. Decatur . Roland Bower, Bainbridge. Levy T. W. Price, Bronson. Dekalb R. E.Carroll, Decatur. J. E. Roberts, Bristol. Dodge M. W. Harrell, Eastm.an. Madison T. C. Simms, Madison. Dooly. Paul I. Ellison, Vienna. Manatee B. D. Gullett, Bradentowii. Dougherty S. R. DeJarnette, Albany. H. G. Shealy. Ocala. G. T. McLarty, Douglasville.

Monroe V. S. Lowe, Key West. Early . F. B. Melton, ilakely. 0. T. Weaver, Fernandina. Echols R. Y. Touchton Statenville Okaloosa G. W. Barrow, Crest view. Effingham F. D. Seckinger,' Guyton. Okeechobee W. R. Terrell, Okeechobee. Elbert. T. J. Cleveland, Elberton. Orange A. B. Jolmson, Orlando. Emanuel R. E. Rountree, Swainsboro. Osceola C. E. Yowell, Kissimmee. Evans Theodore Brewlon, Claxton. Palm Beach Ames BaUard, West Palm Fannin.. F. L. Cochran, Blue Ridge. L. M. Lester, Fayetteville. Pasco E. B. O'Berry. Dade City. Floyd W. C. Rash, Rome. Pinellas R. S. Blanton, Clearwater. Forsyth A. B. Tollison, Cumming. Polk C. A. Parker, Bartow. Franklin J. W. Landrum, Carnesville. Putnam C. H. Price, Palatka. Fulton J. W. Simmons, Atlanta. St. Johns D. 1). Corbet t, St. Augustine. Gilmer F.E. Pettit, Ellijay. St. Lucie E. E. Smith, Fort Pierce. Glascock E. B. Rogers, Gibson. Santa Rosa.. R. B. Hobbs, Milton. Glynn Chas. E. Dryden Brunswick. T. W Yarbrough, Sarasota. Seminole T. W. Lawton, Sanford. Grady J. S. Weathers, Cairo. Sumter W. T. Eddins, Bushnell. Greene. W. A. Purks, White Plains. J. A. Holmes, Live Oak. W. T. Cash, Perry. ville. Union 0. L. Mizelle, Lake Butler. Habersham C. W. Grant, Clarksville. Volusia C. R. M. Sheppard, DeLand. Hall J. D. Liuderwood Gainesville. Wakulla Jacob C. Pigott, jr., Arran. Hancock C. W. Moran, Sparta. AValton J. J. Kennedy, De Fimiak Haralson John W. White, Buchanan. Springs. Harris . Tom Wisdom, Chipley. Washington J. T. Hi'ghtower, ^'ernon. Hart W.B. .Morris, Hart well. Heard W. E. Dennev, Franklin. Henry T. ^. Horton,'McDonough. Houston M.C. Mosley, Byron. H. J. Parker, Baxley. Pliilip Newbenic, Ocilla. J. G. White, Pearson. G.A.Taylor, Ahna. Baker C. W. Twittv, Elmodel. Jeff Davis G. N. Yarbrough, Hazelhurst P. N.Biviiis,Milledgeville. W. B. Smith, Homer. W. V. Lanier, Millen. Barrow J. B. Brookshire, Winder. Johnson.. L. L. Lillard, WrightsvUle. J. W. Jackson, Cartersville. E. W. Sammons, Gray. Ben Hill J.H.Bullard, Fitzgerald.

Berrien. . . W. G. Avera, Nashville. Lanier J.C. Williams, Milltown. Bibb C. H. Bruce, Macon. Bleckley L. A. Whipple, Cocthran. Lee Brantley Everett Kiio.x, Hicko.x. Liberty E.B. Way/Hinesville. Brooks J. J. Sizemore, Quitman. Lincoln T. L. Ferryman, Lincolnton. H. G. Van Bia.kl.', Pmibroke. Bulloch J.AV.D^i. lSc;:::::::;:: M. L. Strong, Valdosta.

Burke 0. M. Gi. : .1. Lumpkin C. Shultz, Dahlonega. Van Flc: M-Dume f'alhoun H.T. 8i!.;,'. . , r Melntosh W. A. Branson, Darien. Camden W. R. Smith, tl. Marys. Macon J. P. Nelson, Oglethorpe. Campbell M. D. Collins, Fairbmn. Madison R. C. David, Danielsville. M. H. Williams, Metter. Marion T. B. Rainey, Buena Vista. Carrol] V. D. WhaMey, Carrolltoii. Meriwether W. S. Howell, Greenville. W. E. Bryan, Ringgold. Miller N. L. Stapleton, Colquitt. Charlton L. E.Mallarci, Folkslon. Milton J. R. Holloway, Alpharetta. Chatham C. B. Gibson, Savannah. Mitchell J. R. Sloan, Camilla. C. N. Howard, Cusseta. T. H. Phinazee, Forsyth. Chattooga S. E. Jones, Summerville. Montgomery T. B. Conner, Mount Vernon. Cherokee . T. A. Doss, Canton. Morgan W. C. Thompson, Madison. Clarke T. H. Dozier, Athens. Murray T. W. Colvard, Crandall. Clay C.T. Norton, Bluffton. Muscogee J. L. Bond, Columbus......

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III. —CouMTY AND Other Local Superintendents ok Schools—Continued.

County superintendent. County superintendent.

GEORGu—contd.

Newton G. C. Adams, Covington. Mrs. Florence G. Howies, Oconee R. .M. Nicholson, Watkinsvillo ChalUs. Oglethorpe. K. W. Martin. .\rnoldsviUe. Mrs. Pearl S. Barber, Moun- Paulding... C. A. Roberts, Dallas. tain Home. PicJcens frs. June L. Kcarncv, Jerome. Quitman H. M. Kaigler, Cit'orgetow n. R. C. Egbers, Cwur d .VIcne. Rabun John C. Howard, Quartz. Lillian skattaboc. .Moscow. Randolph Walter McMichael, Cuthbert. Mrs. Ethel O. Watkins, Sal- Richmond Lawton B. Evans, Angusta. mon. Rockdale G. W. Crumblev, Convers. Mrs. Norma Wilson Bcttis, Schley J. F.Stewart, fillavilfe. Nez Perce. Screven H. I. .\mett, Svlvania. Mrs. Leah M. Burnsidc, Sho- Seminole J. T. (ioree, nonaldsoiulllc. I shone. Spalding J. P. Manlcv, (Jritfln. I Wra. B. Oldham, Rc.xburg. Stephens Gordon Walters, Toc-coa. -Mrs. Ida E. Sullivan, ] Rupert. Stewart W. T. Halliday, Lumpkin. I F'thel Giison, Lewiston. Sumter E. W. Dn I'reo, .\nieni-us. James C. Tovev, .Malad. Talbot A. B. McNie«e. Talbotton. -Mrs. Belle V. Cook. Silver City. Taliaferro W. R. Moore, Sharon. Anna Pearson, Payette. Tattnall .1. O. Bacon, Reid.svillc. GoMie Drake, American Falls. Tavlor W. T. Riisiin, Butler. Mrs. ^fary J. Barnes, Wallace, Telfair B.J. Rei.l. .\liHac\ L. M. Strong, Driegs. Terrell f.C. Dukes. Dawson. Miss Brittomart Wolfe, Twin Thomas C. n. Rice, ThoinasviUe. Falls. Tift \. J. -Vnunons, Tift on. Vallev. Mrs. Tirza J. Wavland, Cas- Toombs T. B. Voumans, \ idalia. cade. Towns R. T. Coleman, Young Harris Washington M. Gladvs Houston, Weiscr. Treutlen R. E. Ward. Soiicrton. Troup T. C. Polhill, La Grange. Turner D. A. Stewart, .\shburn. Twiggy B. S. Fiizpairitk, fitzpatrick. John H. .=!teiner, Quincy. I'nion J. W. Twiggs, ( hoestoo. Asa D. Twento, Cairo. I'pson J. \. Thurston, Thomaston. J. W. Anthony,

1 Coles O. L. Minter, Charleston m.4Hf>. Cook E. J. Tobin, Chicago (C. H.>. Crawford O.B. Mount, Robinson.

I .\da.... Lura V. Paine, Boise. Cumberland. L. C. Markwpll, T..I. d... Adams. .Mrs. Oriana .M. Hubbard, Dekalb Warren Hubbard, Svoaniore. Council. Dewitt Roy H. John.son, Clinton.

Bannock Nora A . Bovum, Pocatello. Douglas E. E. Ore, Tu.scola. Bear Lake. .. Letha Dnnford, Paris. Dupage Lewis .Mc«r^'an, Wlieaton. Benewah I.eila Clifford. St. Maries. Edgar O. Rice Jones, Paris. Bingham Mrs. Grace taulconer, Black- Edwards Grant Balding, .Albion. foot. Effingham.. J. W. Davis, EfDngham. Blaine. Beulah Coats, Hailey. Favette F. E.Crawford, \'andalia. Boise. ilrs. Ualley Skinner, Idaho Ford H. M. Rnd.

Bonneville. Jesse H. Nielsen, Idaho Falls. I Greene Rollins L. .'icott, CarroUtoii. Boundary. Mrs. Caroline W. Flood, Bon- finindy E. F. Booth, Morris. ners Ferry. Hamilton S. O. Dalp, .McL.'an shorn.

Butte Mrs. Louisa Pratt, Area ! Hancock S. D. Faris, Cartl,:.L-.'. Camas PearleH. Lanison, Fairfield. Hardin Hattie M. Rittfiili'iise, Eliza- Canyon .Margaret Knowlton, Caldwell. beth town. Caribou.... A.J. C.ronewald, Soda Springs. Henderson Allen L. Bcall, Oqnawka. Cassia Mae Lowe, Btirley. Henry W. F. Huston, Cambridge. Clark .Mrs. .\nna Hale?,' Dubois. Iroquois F. A. GUbnath, Watseka. Clearwater. Evel>-n .S. Mervin, Orofino. Jackson Otto F. Aken, Murphysboro. .. ..

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III.—County and Other Local Superintendents or Schooi.s—C'ontiuued.

Countv. County .superintendent. County. County superintendent.

ILLINOIS—contd. INDIANA—contd.

Jasper... J. H. PursifuU, Newton. Cass Ira A. Kessler, Logansport. Jefferson William Miner, Mount Vernon. Clark Saml. L. Scott, Jeffersonville. Jersey Joseph W. Becker, .Terseyville. Clay J. R. McCuUough. Brazil. JoDaA-iess.. B. L. Birkbeck, Galena. CUnton.... M. D. Bonlden, Frankfort. Johnson E. WUbiirn Sutton, Vienna. Crawford. H. H. Pleasant, English. Kane E. M. Harris, Geneva. Daviess... J. E. Gilley, Washington. Kankakee... Lewis Ogilvie, Kankakee. Dearborn. Geo. C. Cole, Lawrenceburg. KendaU Cleorge lilliot, Yorkville. Decatur. . James R. Crawley, Greens- Knox W. P. Bnyps, Galesburg. burg. Lake T. A. Simpson, Waiikegan. Dekalb Clarence Green, Auburn. La Salle W. R. Foster. Ottawa. Delaware Lee O. Baird, Muncie. Lawrence... Ed. Ashbaugh, Lawrenceville. Dubois Robert E. Eckert, Jasper. Lee L. W. Miller, Dixon. Elkhart C. F. Miller, Goshen. Livingston.. W. W. McCulloch Pontiac. Fayette Claude Trusler, Connersville. Logan E. H. Lukenbill, Lincoln. Floyd Glenn V, Scott, New Albany. McDoDOugh, B. E. Decker, Macomb. Fountain Guy A. Waldrip, Covington. McHenry . . A. M. Shelton, Crystal Lake. Franklin Michael A. Bossert, Brook- McLean B. C. Moore, Bloomlngton. ville. Macon Everett L. Dickev, Decatur. Fulton Thomas F. Berry, Rochester. Macoupin . . George W. Solomon, Carlin- Gibson Ben H. Watt, Prmcetoji. ville. Grant Albert R. Hall, Marion. Madison n. T. McCrea, Edwardsville. Greene Walter T. Brown, Bloomfleld. Marion Hattie M. Blair, Salem. Hamilton... Walter Harger, Noblesville. Marshall Willard E. King, Lacon. Hancock R. R. Roudebush, Greenfield. Mason John C. Stoddard, Havana. Harrison Jas. T. McClaren. Cnrydon. Massac Luther L. Evers, Metropolis. Hendricks... Geo. H. Reitzel, Danville. Menard William Small. Petersburg. Henry H. B. Roberts, Newcastle. Mercer G. E. Piatt, Aledo. Howard Albert F. Hutsoii, Kokomo. Monroe William C. Heyl, Waterloo. Huntington. C. Funderburg, Huntington. Montgomery Everett A. Lewev, Hillsboro. Jackson Harry B. Henderson, Browns- Morgan U. H. Vasconcellos, Jackson- town. ville. Jasper Morgan L. Sterrett, Rensselaer. Moultrie. Mrs. Lois Coombes, Sullivan. Jay Harry Nixon, Portland. Ogle, J. E.Cross, Oregon. Jefferson vV. Guy Pender, Madison. Peoria .1. A. Hayes, Peoria. Jennings S. M. Whitcomb, Vernon. Perry R. B. Templeton, Pinckney- Johnson W.J. Yount, Franklin. ^-ille. Knox W. W. Carter, Vincennes. Piatt Chas. Mcintosh, Monticello. Kosciusko Jesse Bruner, Warsaw. Pike Theo. C. Moore, Pittsfield. Lagrange Hilda Hughes, Lagrange.

Pope ' Mrs. Stella A. Wierwille, Gol- Lake F. F. Heighway, Crown Point. conda. Laporte Clayton L. Rhoade, Laporte. Pulaski May S. Hawkins, Mound City. Lawrence Wm. C. Roberts Bedford. I Holliday, Granville. .Madison J. C. House, Anderson. Putnam 1 AnnaM.

Randolph 1 L. W. Von Beliren, Chester. Marion Lee E. Swails, Indianapolis

Richland 1 EarlH. Hostettler, Olney. Marshall Louis E. Steinbach, Plymouth. Rock Island ' Justin Washburn, Rock Island. Martin R. \'. Eddmgton, Shoals. B. D. Gates, Miami E. L. Powell, Peru. Saline I Harrlsburg. C. Pniil', H. Jones, Bloomington. Sangamon j E. ."pringfield. Monroe W. ' ' i ' ' . Schuyler i C Rushville. Montgomery Merie F. Coons, CrawfordsviUe.

Scott < inchester. Morgan Isaac M. Ken worthy, Martins-

< Shelby , Shelbyville. ville.

: < Stark - - T.,nIon. Newton W. (). Schanlaub, Kentland. liouL'h, St. Clair : W. A. BeUeWlle. Noble Guy R. Hall, Albion. Stephenson George W. Scott, Freeport. Ohio John L. Wessler, Rising Sun.

Tazewell C. i. Martin. Pekin. Orange , Harry Kirk, Paoh. Otrich, Albert Free, Union ; Charles O. Jonesboro. Owen Spencer. Vermilion Otis P. Haworth, Parke John H. Jolhof, RoclcviUe. | Danville. Wabash Elmer Greathouse, Mount Car- Perry Preston Harding, Cannelton. Pike Howard Brenton. Glozen. , Warren Frank Winbigler, Monmouth. Porter Fred H. Cole, Valparaiso. Washington. T. E. Allen. NashviUe. Posey G. E. Behrens, Mount Vernon. Wayne.. J. B. Galbraith, Fairfield. Pulaski F. G. Neel, Winamae.

White D. L.Boyd, Carmi. I'utnam , Frank Wallace, <^reencastle. I Whiteside ' H. B. Pnee, Morri.son. Randolph O. H. Greist, Winchester. Will August Maue, Joliet. Ripley Halo C. Pickett, Versailles. Williamson J. W. McKinney, Marion. Rush W. E. Wagoner, Rushville. Wlnuebago Mrs. Abbie Jewett Craig, Rock- St. Joseph John V/. Rittinger, South

, ford. Bend.

Woodford ' Roy L. Moore, Eureka. Scott Clinton Gamble, Scottsburg. Shelby W. Everson, Shelby\-ille. INDIANA. Spencer U. S. Lindsey, Rockport. Starke J. Allen Barr, Knox. Adams E. S. Christen, Decatur. Steuben G. O. Simpsdb, Angola. Allen D. O. McComb, Fort Wayne. Sullivan Richard Park, Sullivan. Bartholomew Samuel Sharp, Columbus. Switzerland Ernest Danglade, Vevay. \'. Bentou I M. F. O'Rear, Fowler. Tippecanoe C. Peterson, La Fayette. Tipton. Blackford [ W. E. Pursley, Hartford City. Tipton George H. Spencer, Boone John H.Hussey, Lebanon. Union Chas. C. Abernethy, Liberty. Brown GroverG. Brown, NashviUe. Vandorburg K. W. Hemmer, Evansville.

CarroU ! A. G. Fox, Delphi. \'erinilion J. F. Lewman, Newport. — . , . .

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County superintendent. County. County suporintendeut.

INDIANA— COntd. IOWA—continued.

Vigo Paul B. Williams, Terre Haute. Mitchell Blanche M. McLaughlin, Wabash Howard Williains, \\ abash. Osage. Warren Harn' Kvans, ^\ illiam.-pori. .Monona Esther Troiistrom, I Onawa. Warrick Lcvi'Baiker, Bt«,ii\ ille. Monroe ij Esther Rolxrts, .Vlbia. \\ asiiington. Leon B. Mather, .'^alem. i| .Montgomery. Uallie E. Hough, lied Oak.

\\avrie C. (). WiUiain.-^, Kiclunond. I .Muscatine E. D. Bradley, .Mu.scaliue. Wi-Os JiLstin 11. Mernman, Bkilfton. Brien Bessie .McNutl, Priiiighar. White Kirby B. Payne, Mouticello. Mary E. De Boos, SibUy. Whitlev R. E. Mosher, Columbia City. Page Agne-s Samuolson, Clannda. PaioAlto. Gertrude M. Thorn well, Em- IOWA. metslmrg. Plymouth... Agnes Eyres, Le .Mars. Adair .\Iinor\a Whittum, (irecnfield. Pocahontas. Jlrs. J. H. McMicbael, Poca- Adams Anna Lyuaiu, Corning. hontas. Allamakee... W. L. Peck, Waukon. Mrs. A. H. Hoffman, Des .\ppauoase... Janet Wil.son. CenlervUc. Moinos. Audubon. ... AuKiista Hccker, .Vuduhon. Pottawattamie. Charlotte Dryden, Council Boniwi Emma H. Cru-^.'-lev, N'mton. Bluffs. BlacicHawk. H. C. .M<^er, Waicrloo. Poweshiek Eslelle Coon, Brwklyn. Boone Clracia E. Tucker, lkK)iie. Ringgold Louise .\skren, MouiU Ayr. Bremer Cirac-e Bed*, %\ avcrly. Sac P. A. Lauterbach, Sac City. Buchanan A. K. Jewelt. Independence. Scott Hermine SchiKckioth, Daven- Buejia Vista. A. E. Harrison, Storm Lake. port. Butler Hazel Black, Allison. Shelby Rose M. Parker, Harlan. Calhoun Helen Wil.son, RockweU City. Siou-x Charles H. Tye, Orange City. Carroll ('eor^;c Galloway, Carroll. ' Story Maudo Wakefield, Nevada. Myrtle K. Hardenbergh, At- Tama Mary A Richards, Toledo. lantic. Taylor AlUe Nelson, Bedford. Cedar Jane McCormick, Tipton. Union Mrs. Nancy Bell, Crestou. Cerro Gordo. R. E. Newcomb, Mason City. Van Burcn.. H. B. Carroll, Keosauqua. Cherokee Mrs. Hazel Jackson, Cherokee. Wapello CeliaBell, Otlumwa. Chickasaw. . Alf Vaala, New Hampton. Warren W. .M. -McGee, Indianola. Clarke Ora Gnswell, Osceola. Washington. Clara Wallace, \\'ashington. Clay Etta M. .Smith, Spencer. Wayne Ava Amenell, Corydon. Clanon -MarRaretC. Myers, Elkader. Webster Anna Johnson, Fort Dodge. Clinion. C. E. Co7:zcns, Clinton. Winnebago. Jessie Parker, Forest City. Crawford F. N. Ulrv, Donison. Winneshiek Gertrude Crane, Decorah. Dallas May .V. liills, Adel. Woo' S. .VlcN icker, Sigourney. Decatur Roniaino vVyalt, <')))erhn. Kossuth Wm. Shirley, A Igona. Dickinson.. Mary E. Woolverton, Abileuo. U?e E. C. Lynn, Donnelison. Doniphan.. C. R. Hewuis, Troy. Linn Lula B. Sccrist, .Marion. Douglas O. J. Lane, Lawrence.

Louisa Myrtle Jamison, Wapello. Edwards. . -Mary Mullikin, Kinsley, Luca-s I. S. Guernsey, Chariton. Elk H. .V. Gilmore, Howard, T.

Madison Lina Dudney, Wmlersel. I Ellsworth., H. Coover. Ellsworth

Mahaska Ernia Krout, Oskalo<»a. i Finney Emma F. Wilson, Garden Marion .\vis tiraive, Knoxville. City. Marshall C. E. Shutt, Marsbilltown. .Mrs. Edna L. Cobb, Dodge Milla Geo. E. Masters, Gleuwood. City. —.

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III. County and Other Local Superintendents of Schools—Continued.

Coimty. County superintendent. County. County superintendent.

KANSAS— contd. KANSAS—contd.

Franklin Ellen Larson, Ottawa. Trego Elizabeth McCaU, AVakeeney. Cieary Mrs. Nora R. Clark, Junction Wabaunsee M. 0. Wright, Alma. City. Wallace Mrs. Emma Sears, Sharon Gove John Lindquist, Gove. Springs. Graham Le Roy Mowrev, Hill City. Washington Luella Hill, Washington. Mrs. Gladys Hennigh, New Wichita Ethel Whitchurch, Leoti. Ulysses. WUson Mrs. Fannie Lyon, Fredonia. Vera Furse, Cimarron. Woodson G. W. Lowrey, Tnbune. Wyandotte Olive I. Thompson, Kansas ':Ivl-.mood::;:;;:: Ralph A. Cannon, Eureka. City. Mrs. Elizabeth Tapscott, Syra-

cuse. . KENTUCKY. Harper Mrs. Lulu Can ithers, Anthony. Mary J. Morrison, Newton. Adair Noali Loy, Coltrmbia. Haskell George B. Levitt, Sublette. Allen N. S. Shaw, Scottsville, Hodgeman Winifred T. GoUer, Jetmore. T. J. Leathers, Lawreneeburg. F. R. Palmer, Holton. Ballard W. A. Anderson, Wickliffe May Nmeehclser, Oskaloosa. W. M. Totty, Glasgow. kwell Lawrence Dial, Maukato. Bath R. W. Kincaid, Owingsville. Lucile Ewing, Olathe. Bell Mary A. Helton, Pineville. Airs. India Simmons, Lakin. Boone Mrs. Maud S. Branden, King- man. Boyd B. B. Triplett, Catlettsburg. Kiowa Mrs. Ava Hayes, Greensbm-g. Boyle Oscar B. Fallis, Danville. Mrs. Eva E. Crazan, Oswego. Alma Jasper, Dighton. Breathitt Fallen Campbell, Jackson. Leavenworth Eph Voorhees, Leavenworth. BreckLnridge J. Raleigh Header, Hardins- Ella MiUer, Lincohi. M. EUen Dingus, Mound City. Bullitt Ora L. Roby, Shepherdsville. Logan Mrs. Eunice G. Garrity, Rus- Butler C. E. Gary, Morgantown. sell Springs. Caldwell H. W Nichols, Princeton Timon Covert, Emporia. McPherson Hattie Heckethorne, .McPher- Campbell J. W. Rcilcy, Alexandria. son. Carlisle James A. Ray, .Marion. Carroll Clay Tharp, Carrollton.

Mar'^hall Mrs. Etta B. Beavers, Marys- Carter . . . LeUa B. Wilcox Ciravson ville. Meade Ola Granger, Meade. Christian L. E. Foster, Hopkinsville. Emma MUls, Paola. Clark Nancy Stevenson, Winchester. A. R. Loop, Beloit. Montgomery Nora C. Howard, Independ- CUnton J. O. Cole, Albany. ence. Crittenden James L. F. Paris, Marion. Morris Mrs. Flora E. Davis, Council Cumberland Cora S. Payne, Burkesville. Grove. Morton Mrs. H. 0. Bean, Richfield. Edmonson W. A. Pardnn, Brownsville. .N'eiiJiiha R. G. MueUer, Seneca. Elliott W-i.^ S. r.Kiwn, Sandy Hook. Nioslio Susie Berry, Erie. Estill K. :-'. i.uii'l. Irvine. N.'ss Edna Robison, Ness City. Fayette Cr.i. M. li;iker. Lexington. Mrs. Myrtle Newbold, Norton. M. N. Evans, Flemingsburg. ( )suf;e Annie Daniel, Lyndon. Floyd H.N. Cooley, Prestonburg, Bertha Yoxall, Osborne LiUias Mortimer, MLuneapoUs. Pawnee Elizabeth Davis, Earned. Gallatin Rosa B Wood Warsaw Phillips II. E. Bradley, PliilUpsburg. Jennie Iliggins' Lancaster. Mrs. Kate E. Hooveu, West- moreland. Graves J. E. Coleman, Mayfleld. Pratt Mrs. Bertha H. Arnold, Pratt. Grayson Eflie Sadler Basham Leitch- i Bert Kcssclring, Atwood. field. Keno . S. P. Rowland. Hutchinson. Green Myrtle F. Howard, Greens- Mrs. Frances J. Fickci, Belle- ville. J. Howard Hatfield, Greenup. Rice Mrs. Flora Guethlin, Lyons. Hancock J. H. Lamb, Hawesville. Kilcv Reppic Carey, Manhattan. Hardin J. A. Payne, Elizabethto^vn.

Rooks. Emma Bigge, Stockton. Hailan .. . A. C. Jones, Harlan. Rush Mrs. Alta Mellick, La Crosse. B. F. Kearns, Cynthiana. Pearl Comer, Rus-scH. J?irdie K. Crittenden, Salina. viile. Scott Leo T. Gibbens. Scott City. Henderson E. B. Lilos, Henderson. Sedgwick R. M. Crum, Wicliita. Henry Hallie Ellis Pope, Newcastle. Emma Thompson, Liberal. Hickman J. W. Brinkley, Clinton. Shawnee Josiah Jordan, Topeka. Hopkins L. R. Ray, MadisonviUe. Stella M. Lewis, Hoxie. Jackson H. F. Minter, McKee. Otis E. Doane, Goodland. Wm. McMuUen, Smith Center. Jessamine C. r. Sandusky, Nicholasville. Anna M. Beck, St. John. Fred Meade, Paintsville. Stanton Mrs. EfTie Yingling, Johnson. Kenton J. C. Mills, Erlanger. .Mrs. Bedia Combs, Hugoton. Knott .... Adam Campbell, Hindman. Mrs. Kate D. Sniggs, Welling- ton. Larue Sara Castleman McConnell, Thomas Lulu Holmes, Colby. Hodgenvillc. — . . .

COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS. 21

III. County and C)ther Local Superintkkdents ok Schools— v <>iiiiiui<.

County. County superintendent. Countv. County superintendent.

EENTUCKY-COn. KENTUCKY — con

Laurel D. B. Johnson, Loudon. Nelson W. T. .McClain, BanLsiown. Lawrence.. J. H. Ekers. Louisa. Nicholas Eda S. Taylor, larlisle. Lee J. P. Thom:i.<. BealtjTille. t»hio E. S. Howard, Hartford. I-eslie Marv H. Felimr, Hvden. Oldham J. W. Selph, La <;range. IxJtcher E. l\. Hale. \Vhite.st)ur!;. Owen Mrs. Clara A. Jones, < ivventoBL Lewis J. Q. Adams, X'aiicebiU'g. Owsley A. J.Creech. Boonexille. Lincoln C.arliuid Siupleton. Stanford. Pendleton John E. Drake, Falmouth. Livingston. Mamie Y. Ferguson, Smith- Perry M. C. Napier. Ha/.ard. land. Pike Fouso WriL'ht, l^jkex ille. Logan.. R. N. Beauchamp, Russell- Powell Maudes. Bowen, Slaiiiou. ville. Pulaski Leonard E. Meeic, Somerset. Lvon N. (;. Martin, Eddvville. Robertson Cleveland Moore. Mount olivet. Xfadison Ben F. Edwards, Richmond. Rockcastle Alice Davis, Mount \ernon.

Magoffin . . J. S. .\dums, Salvcr.sville. Kowan J. H. Powers, Morehca<(. Marion J. W. Chirkson, Lebanon. Russell B. A. Lawless, Janitstuwn. Marshall... Harry \V. Peters, Benton. Seott Marv Bradlev, (Jenruetown. Martin U. t;. Johnson, Inez. Shelby Mrs."M. L. Hall. Shelbyville. ^f:i•ÔIl O. H. Turnipseed, Maysville. Simpson Alice A(.lams. Franklin. Nf.< nwken. M. V. Miller, Paducah. Spencer Katie B. Beauchamp, Taylors- MrCreary.. J. L. Harmon, Whitley City. îlle. Mtlân R. i-. Stroud, Calhoun. Taylor Geo. E. Sapp, Campbcllsville. Meade L. H. Powell, Brandenburg. Todd H. G. Watson. Elkton. Monifee W. O. Back, Fremhburt:. Trigg Levi Cunningham, Cadiz. Mercer Ora L. Adams, Harrodsliurp. Trimble Carrie Logan Hood, Bedford. Metcalfe.... Avery Sartin, Edmondton. Union G. W. Currv, Moreanfield. Monroe Mrs. Ella Braswell, Tompkins- Warren W. P. While, Bowling (jreen. ville. Washington Simpson Rolx-rts, Springlield. Montgomery Georgie V. Sledd, Mount Ster- Wavme Hattie Denney, Montioello. Hng. Webster Thos. W. Johtison. Dixon. Morgan Bernard E. Whitt, West Lib- Whitley Samuel Walker, Williamsburg. erty. Wolfe Taylor Shockev. Campton. Muhlenburg. M. V. Hughes, Greenville. Woodford M.'B. Hifner, Versailles.

LOVXSIANA.

.\iadia J. M. Baker, Crowley. Madi.<«)n J. R. Linton, Tallulah. .Mien R. G.Corkem, Oberlin. Morehouse S. A. Caldwell, Bastrop. .\scension H. P. Broussard, Donaldson- Natchitoches.. C. E. Hooper, Natchitoches. viUe. Orleans J. M. Gwinn, New Orleans. Assumption S. A. .MIcman, Napoleonville. Ouachita T. O. Brown, Monroe. .\voyelles C. E. Laborde, Marksville. Plaquemines. A. L. Pourciau, Puiiite a la Beauregard D. G. Lunsford, De Ridder. Hache. Bienville E. H. Fisher, Arcadia. Pointc Coupee. Alonzo McFailand, New Bossier R. V. Kerr, Benton. Roads. Caddo C. E. BvTd, Shreveport. Rapides W. J. Avery, Alexandria. Calcasieu F. K. AVhite, Lake Charles. Red River A. H. Horton, Coushatta. Caldwell E. B. Cottingham. Colimibia. Richland E. E. Keebler, Rayville. Cameron T. W. McCall, Cirand Chenier. Sabine G. C. Reeves, Many. Catahoula H. W. Wricht, Jones^nlle. St. Bernard Clement Storv, St. 'Bernard. Claiborne John S. Pat ton. Homer. St. Charles J. B. Martin, "Hahnville. Concordia 1). C. Strickler, Vidalia. St. Helena Chas. W. Price, (ireensburg.

I De Soto ' G. O. Houston, Mansfield. St. James J. N. Gourdain, Convent. East Baton Rouge W. B. Hatcher, Baton Rouge. St. John the Bap- L. F. Laurent, Edgard.

East CarrolL . Ashley Warlick, Lake Provi- tist.

I dence. St. Landry W. B . Fresco! t, Opeloa^as. East Feliciana. . E. R. Waller, Clinton. St. Martin w.c. Perrault, St. Mariinville. Evangeline Y. L. Fontenot, Ville Platte. St. Mary L. A. Law, Frankhn. Franklin J. L. McDuff, St. E. E. Covington. j Winnsboro. Tammany Lyon,

Grant J. B. Coburn, CoUa.x. Tangipahoa W. A . Slsemore, Amite. Iberia L. G. Porter, New Il)cria. Tensas C. L. Barrow, St. Joseph. Iberville 1-. E. Messiek, Plaqucmine. Terrebonne ... H. L. Bourgeois, Houma. Jackson Geo. A. Odom, Jonesboro. Inion J.N. Warner, Farmerv ille. Jefferson J. C. Ellis, Gretna. \ermilion J. H. WUUams, Abbeville. Jefferson Davis... W, P. Amette, Jennings. Vernon Finly Stanly, lyoesville. l>afayette A. W. Bittle, Lafayette. Washington D.H. Stringfield, Frank linton. I^fourche W. S. Lafargiie, Thiljodaux. Webster E. S. Richard-son, Miuden. I^ Salle W. T. Hodges, Jena. West Baton Rouge J. H. Bres, Port Allen.

I Lincoln U. L. Campbell, Ruston. West Carroll ' w. s. Campbell, Oak Grove.

Livingston E. S. Easterly, Denham West Feliciana I p. c. Garris. St. Francisville. Springs. Winn A. L. Allen, Winnficld. — ,

22 EDUCATION.\L DIRECTORY, 1921-1&22.

III. County axd Other T.ocal Superixtexdents of Schools—Continued.

Tow-US in union. Union superintendent. Towns in union. Union superintendent

M.ilNE. MAINE—contd.

Abbot, Blanchard, Claude L. Sidelinger, Monson. r. S. Hulbert, Wytopitlock. ElUottsvillePl., Kingsbury PI., Monson, "Willi- Kin-; . manlie. wahoc- (L, Hpen Acton, Lebanon, George M. D. Grant, PI. Newfleld, Shap- Lebanon. Bar Harbor, Tren- Frank McGouWrick, Bar Har- leigh. ton. bor. Barnard PI. W. H. Sturtevant, Milo. i 1 1 e Addison, Center- Ralph W. Brown, Jonesport. B r o w n V , villc, Jonesboro, Lake View PL, Jonesport. Milo, Williams- Albany, Lovoll, W. H. Edminster. South burg. Stoneham, Swe- Stoneham. Bath, West Bath.. C. L. Smith, Bath. den. Beildington.Cher- Mrs. Frances C. Je^vett, Cher- Albion, Bumham. Mrs. Naomi T. Gregoire, Unity. rvfield, Colum- ryfleld. T r o V, Unity, bia Falls, De- Unity PI. blois, Steuben. Alexander, Cody- George H. Beard, Princeton. Belfast, Searsport. E. E. Roderick, Belfast. villo PI., Craw- Belgrade, Fayette, Ralph G. Oakes, Readfleld. ford, Grand Mount Vernon, Lake Str. PI., Readfleld. No. 21 PI. Belmont, Lincoln- Mrs. Lena Rankin, Lincola- (Wash.), Prince- ville, ISforrill, ville. ton, Talmadge. N orthport , Waite, Tops- Searsmont. field. Benedicta, Hersey, Mrs. Lucy P. Leach, Patten. Alfred, Limerick, M. E. Wright, Alfred. Mount Chase, Lyman, Water- Patten, Stacy- boro. viUe PL AUagash PI., Fort Catherine Ouellette, Fort Benton, Fairfield.. M. C. Jor, Fairfield. Kent, St. Fran- Kent. Berwick, Eliot, W. C. MeCue, Berwick. cis PL, St. John. South Berwick. PI. Bethel, Giload, F. E. Russell, Bethel. Alna, Dresden, Leslie A. Bailev, Dresden Greenwood, Edgecomb, Pitt- Mills. Mason. ston, Wiscasset. PL, Cop- Dickey, Stratton. Alton, Argyle, La- R. E. Harris. Lagrange. Bigelow C. W. grange. Medford, lin PL, Dead Eus- Orneville. River PL, PL, Amherst, Aurora, Carolvn Orcult, Amlierst. tis, Flagstaff Mrs. Lang PL Clifton, Maria- ville,No.21Pl., Blaine, Bridge- Fred C. Engli.sh, Robinson. No. 33 PI., OtiS, water, E. I'lan- Waltham. tatioii, Mars Amity, Cary PL, W. E. Finch, Hodgdon. miLMonticello. HoQgdon, Lin- Blueliill, Hrooklin, E. L. Linscott, Bluehill. ncus. New Lim- Sedgwick. erick. Boothbay, Booth- Elmer C. Vining, Boothbay And over. Byran, Russell Morgrage, Ridlonville. bay Harbor, Harbor. Mexico, Rox- Monhegan PL, bury. Southport. Anson, Bingham, Mrs. L. A. Bradbury, North Bowdoin, Bow- Chas. A. Snow, Richmond. Embden, Solon. Anson. doinham, Rich- Appleton, l,ih)orty Albert F. Barnes, Appleton. mond. Palermo, Wash- r b n k M. Bottomley, Foxcroft. B o w e a , ington. Wm. Dover, Foxcroft, Arrowsic, George- Mrs. Clara M. Reed, Wool- Sebec. town, Phipps- wich. Bradley, Green- Mrs. Gertrude E. Giftord, burg, Wcstport, Woolwich. busli, Greenfield, Olamon. Milford, I'assa- Ashland, (Jarfield W. G.Hoyt, Ashland. dumkeag. PL, Masardis, Nashville PL. Bremen, Jefferson, V. V. Thompson, Waldoboro. Oxbow PL, Nol)lel)oro, Wal- Portage Lake. doboro. Athens, Brighton E. A. Pattee, Harmony Brewer, Edding- F. W. Burrill, Brewer. PL, Camliridge, ton, Holden, Comville, Har- Veazic. mony. Bridgton, Harri- Guy Monk, Bridgton. Atkinson, Brad- H. D. Ridlon, Charleston. son, Naples. ford.Charieston, Bristol, Damari- Julia E. Barker, Damariscotta. Corinth, Ken- scotta, Newcas- dnskeag. tle, South Bris- Avon, Freeman A. L. Shorey, Phillips. tol. Phillips, Salem, Brooks, Jackson, L. T. Dunham, Brooks. Strong. Moiu-oe, Swau- Baileyville, Bar- W. H. Phinney, Calais. ville, Waldo. ing, Calais. Brooksville, Cas- D. W. Rollins, Castine. Baldwin, Hiram; Mrs. Celia H. Sanborn, East tine, Islesboro, Sebago. Hiram. Penobscot. — .

COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS. 23

III. County and Other Local StTEHiNTENDENTs ok Schools—Continued.

Towns In union. Union 8upcrint4^udent Towns In union. Union superintendent.

MAINE—con td. MAINE—contd.

Brookton, nan- i I). H.Corsou, lUiiforth. Cranberry Isles, W. K. (lark, Soutl.-.fest Har- |

I forth, Forest Mount Desert, , bor. city, Orient, Southwest Har- Vam-eboro. Wes- bor, Treraont. ton. Criehaveo PI., Ma-l F. D. Rowe, Warreii. I Browiifield, Ven- C. L. Clement, Fryeburg tiniru.s Isle PI.,

mark, Fryeburg, i Union, Warren, Stow. Crystal, Island H, .V. McLellan. Island l-alLs,

Bnins\nck, Top.s- I John -V. Cone, Brunswick. Falls, Shrrman,

ham. I Silver Ridge PI.

niickfield, Hart- Leon E. Cash, Buckfield. Cumberland, Fal- D. W. Lunt, I ortland, R. 4. ford, Hebron, mouth, North | Yarmouth. Biicksport. Or- .\bhie M. Buck, Orland. Cashing, Friend- Edw-, M. Tucker, Tenants Har- land, Orrington, ship, St. George, bor. Verona. South Thomas- Burlington, Edin- Ralph Nowlaud, Howland. ton. biir«, Enfield, Cutler, I/ubec, Everett lliggins, Lnnec. Grand Fall.'^ I'l., Trescott, Whit- Howland, Ixjw- ing. ell, Ma-vfield, Cyr PI., Hamlia C. L. 0'Connell,\'an Buren, SeiHPis J'l. I'l., Van Buren. Buxton, Hollls, Geo. E. Jack, Hollis Center. Dallas PI., Mad- Mrs. Harriet Fenderson, Range- Standi sh. rid, Rangeley, ley. Camden, Hope, Cteorge E. Paine, Camden. Rangeky PI., Thomaston. Sandy River PI. | Canaan, C^linton, T. W. McQuaide, Pittsfield. Dayton, North T. T. Young, Saro. 1 itt

Cape !".U/..ii'oih, Simon M. Hamlin, South Port- Dedham. Ells- 1 II. E. Henry, Ellsworth. 3i>,ith fort bind. land. worth, Surry. j ri..<'on- Carur:nk Charles E. Ball, Bingham. Deer Isle, Isle an C, E. Lord, Deer Isle. cor.l, Mayfield Haut, Stoning- I'l., Moscow, ton. j' I'leasant Kidge Dennistown PI., RiLssellS. Taylor, Greenville. I'l., The Forks (!reenviIle,Jack- 1*1, West Forks man I'l., Long i'l. Pond PI., Moose Caribou, Lime- C. .\. Grant, Caribou. River PI., Shir- stone. I ley. Carmel.Dixmont, John Paton, Carmel. Etna, Newburg. [ Dexter, Garland, Jas. A. Hamlin, Dexter. Ripley. Carroll, Lakeville I H. E. Fortier, Springfield. Durham, Lisbon, A. R. Carter, Lisbon Falls. ri., I-ee, I'ren- I Welister.

tiss, Springfield, i Dyer Brook, Lud- W. E. Lane, Smyrna Mills. Wel)5ter I'l. low, Merrill, Carthage. PiTfield, H. W.Coburn, Mxfield. More PL, Oak- Peru, Weld. field, Smyrna. Ca--^co. Otisfield, Howard GLlpatrick, Casco. liavmoud. Eagle Lake, New Emma I'inette, Eagle Lake. Canada PI,, Caslle Hill, Chap- Elmer H. Webber, .Mapleton. Wallagrass I'l., man. .Mapleton. Winter\-ille 11. .Charlotte, Cooper, J. B. Thompson, West Pem- Eastbrook, Frank- S. S. Sc-ammon, Franklin. Denuysvillc, Ed- broke. lin, Hancock, munds, Marion, Mcddvbemp<, Lamoine. Livermore, E. Bowdoin, Livormora No 1 1 PI., i'am- East R. broke. Wayne. Falls. Chel.ML'a, Pomer- Mrs. Llla N. Leavitt, Coopers East Machias, Ma- R. L. Sinclair, Machias. ville,W^hitelield, Mills. chias, Machia.<5- Wijidior. porl, Marshtield, r t n .' 1 Chester, Lincoln, Charles Swan, Mattawamkeag. N o h d , Malta warokeag, Rot(iie Hhitls, Winn, Wooa- Whitiipvville. Nille. East Millin(xk.-l, W.M.Marr, Milliiiocket. Che.siep.-Ute, In- S. T. Marsliall,Nc\v Sharon. Medway, Milli- dustry, New- nocket. Sharon, V^ienna. Easton, Fort Fair- C.E. Glover, FortFairfield. Chin;\,Vassalboro, E. L. Toner, North Vassalboro. field. Winslow. Eastport, Perry, Mrs. Eunice .M. Beale, East-

Columbia, Har- Ray Robinson, Harrington. . RoDbinston. port. rington, Mil- Exeter, Glen burn, Erl Worcester, Kcnduskcag. bridge. Hud.son, Levant, Corinna, Detroit, Clifton E. Wass, New-port. SieUson. .Newport, Ply- Farmingilale. Gar- L. W. GcrrLsh, Gar'Uiier. moutli. diner, Jiantiolph. Corni.->h, Liming- .Vnnie L. Swasey, Cornish. Farmiiigton, .Ne.v Wm. C. Webster, Farmingtoo, ton, Parsons- Vinevard," Tern- field, Porter. pie. . — .

24 EDUCATIONAL DIBECTORY, 1921-1922.

III. County and Other Local Superintendents of Schools—Continued.

Towns in union. Union superintendent. Towns in union. ; Union superintendent.

MAINE—cent d. MAINE—contd.

Frankfort, Pros- Fredcricl: Nickcrson, Frank- Jay, Wilton H. R. Houston. North Jay. pect, Stockton fort. Kennebunk, Ken- M. T. Goodrich, Kennebunk. Springs, Winter- nebimkpo'rt. port. Lincoln PI., Mag- Mrs. Hazel Linnell, Upton. Freedom, Knox, D. H. Mathieson, l-iberty. alloway PL, M n t V i 1 1 e , Newrv, Union. Thorndike. Litchfield, 'Mon- Everett Peacock, Litchfield. Kroeport, Po^Tial, Frank H. Byram, Yarmouth- mouth, Wales, Yarmouth. ville. West Gardiner. 1" r f! h V i 1 ] St. c n e , B.S.Dufour, Agatha. Long Island PL, Edward A. Smalley, \'inal- Crandlsle, Mad North Haven, haven. a was k a, St. Swans Island, Agatha. Vinalhaven. fJouldsboro, Sor- Elmer B. Eddy, West Ooulds- Mechanic Falls, Mrs. Harriet M. Spillcr, Me- rcMito, PuUivan, boro. Minot, Poland. chanic Falls. ^^'int(r Harbor. Mercer, Norridge- Ed. A. Simoneau, Norridge- Crav. New (iloii- C. F. Varney, Gray. wock, Smith- woek. '•ester, Wind- field, Starks. ham. New Sweden, Elfrida Neilandcr, Caribou, Creene, Leeds, R. W. Blaisdell, Turner Cen- Stockholm, R. F. H. No. 4. Turner. ter. Westmanland C.nilford, Park- Walter J. Rideout, Guilford. PL, Woodland. man, Sanger- North Berwick, C. A. Rush, North Berwick. ville, AVelling- Wells. ton. Norway, Oxford, W.E.Stuart, Norway. llallowell, Man- W. !'. Packard, AVinthrop. Waterford. chester, Win- Oakland, Rome, John S. Tapley, Oakland. throp. Sidney. Hammond PI., T. P. Packard, Houlton. Old Orchard, F. H. B. Heald, South Port- Hoiilton.Uttle- Scarboro. land, R. 6. ton Paris. Woodstock A. B. Garcelon, South Paris.

< I'amfiden, Iler- C. H. irant, Hermon. Perham , Wade, George M. Carter, Washburn. mon. Washburn. Hanover, Milton 1-. E.Williams, Rumford. Presque Isle, Harry Rollins, Presque Isle. I'l., Rumford. Wcstfield. Hartland; I'al- H. B. Cliflord, Hartland. Rockland, Rock- Harry C.Hull, Rockland. mvra, St. A 1- port. bans. Highland PI., C.I. Dunlap, Kingrield. Kiiigfield, Le.x- ington ri.. New Portland.

County. County superintendent. County. County superintendent.

MARyi,.\N-D. MARYLAND—con.

Allegany Edward F. Webb, Cumber- Howard W. C. Phillips, Ellicott City. land. Kent Edward J. Clarke, Chester- Anne Arundel George Fox, Annapolis. town. Baltimore Clarence G. Cooper, Towson. Montgomery Edwin W. Broome, Rockville.* Calvert Howard T. Ruhl, Prince Fred- Prince Georges.... Nicholas Orem, L'^pper Marl- erick. boro. Caroline E. M. Noble, Dentou. Queen Annas T. G. Beimett, Centerxnlle. Carroll M. S. H. linger, Westminster. St. Marys G. W. Joy, Leonardtown. Cecil Hugh W. Caldwell, Elkton. Somerset Wm. H. Dashiell, Princess Charles F. Bernard (iwyrm. La Plata. Anne. Dorchester J. B. Noble, Cambridge. Talbot Oscar M. Foglc, Ea.ston. Frederick .....". G. Llovd Palmer, Frederick. Washington B. J. Grimes, Hagerstown. Garrett F. E. Rathbun, Oakland. Wicomico James M. Bennett, Salisbury. Harford C. Milton Wright, Bel Air. Worcester E. W. McMaster, Snow Hill.

Towns in union. • Union supurinlendcnt. Towns in union. Union superintendent.

MASSACUUSETTS. MASSACHUSETTS— continued. Acton, Carlisle, Herman C. Knight, Littleton. Littleton, West- Amherst, Pel ham. Jason O. Cook, Amherst. ford. A s h 1) u r n h a m, Austin R. Paull, Winchendon. Acushnet, Fair- Charles F. Prior, Fairhaven. Wlnchendon. haven, Marion, Ashby, Lunen- John Bacon, Townsend. .Maltapoisett. burg, Town- Agawam, Ludlow. Walter E. Gushee, Ludlow. send. Alford, Kgrcmont, Theodore F. Cooke, Richmond. Ashfield, Cum- Millard C. Moore, Ashfield. Richraond.West mington, Go- Stockbridge. shen, Plainfield. — . , .

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III. County axd Other Local Superixtendexts op Schools—Continued.

TowTDsLn union. Union superintendent. Towns in union. Union superintendent.

M .\3SACHt'SETT»— condt. Ashland, Hopkin- Warren B. Lyman, Uopkin- Conway.Deerfiold.l .Andrew S. Thomson, South ton. ton. Sunderland, Decrfield. | Auburn, Sutton.. Henry H. rmtt, 1232 Main Whately. : Street, Worcester. .\rthur Dana. Greenwich, i W. Smith, North Dana. Avon, Hoi brook, .\dolph C. Christiansen, Hol- .V e w Salem,' Randolph. brook. Preseott. Ayer, Boxbor- Frank C. Johnson, .Kyer. Douglas, U.\- C. L. Judkins, 1,'sbridge. ough, Shirlev. bridge. Barre, Hardwlck, Merle A. Sturtevant, Barre. Dover, Sudbury, Frank H.Benedict, Cochituate. Petersham. ] Wayland. 1 Becket, Chester, William E. Hebard, Chester. Dracut, North Charles L. Randall. ?>7 Eight- ; Middlefield. Rcading,Tewks- ' eenth Street, Lowell. Bedford Arthur B. Webber, Bedford. bury, Tyngs- Belchertown, En- Alvin R. Lewis, Belchertown. Ijoro. field. Dudley, Webster. William F. .Sims. Webster. B el 1 1 n g h a m, Carroll H. Drown, Hopedale. DiLxbury, Marsh- Frederick E. Bragdon, : North Uopedale, Men- field, Seituatc. Stitiiate. don. Easthampt on William D. Jdiiler, Easthamp- F'utney, Berkley, Pighion, Walter K. North ton. Soutlihampton, , Rehoboth. Dighton.

Westharapton. ! Berlin.Northboro. Frederick B. Van •irnuii'., Southboro. Northboro. Frederic A. Wheeler, East Longmeadow. Bemard^ton^riill, E. J. Best, Northfic! I Leydtai, North- fiefd, Warwick. Billerica, Burling- Eugene C. Vining, BiUerita. Lrviiij,', Lcverett, Mrs. Cora A. Stearns, Millers ton. Shuiesbury, Falls. Blackstone. Mill- Leon E. Davis, Millville. Wendell. \-ille. Se*koDk. Esse.x, Hamilton, Arthur B. Lord, Wenham. Blandford. Himt- Melvin J. West, Huntington. LynnlicM .Tops- ington, Mont- field, Weiiham. gomery, Russell. Fo.\boro, Norton, Ira .v. Jenkins, Fo.xboro. Bolton', D un- George B. Clarke, East Pepper- PLiin\lUe. stable, Ha^^•ard, el I. Arthur W. Hale, Pepperell. Franklin, Wren- Franklin. Bourne, Mashpee, Herbert L. Whitman, Bourne. tham. Edward L. Sandwich. Free town. Gos- Hill, Assonct. nold, Westport. Boxford, Middle- Ralph H. Barr, North Wil- I , Geo. E. Caswell, iJeorgetown. ton, Wilming- mmgton. Georgetown, ton. Grov eland, Boylston, Shrews- Chester R. Stacy, Shrewsbury. Rowley. Grafton, Upton... Albert S. Cole, Grafton. b u r West y, Frederick Boylston. Gran by. South E. Whittemore, Brewster, Dennis, Alberto W. Small, Yarmouth. Hadlev. South Hadley Falls. Yarmouth. Granvilfe, Sandis- Wm. H. Sanderson, Granville. Brimfield, Man- Francis S. Brick, Monson. fleld, Souihwick son. Tolland. Clinton Brookfleld, East Edward C. Hempel, North Hadley, Hatfield.. T. Richards, North- Brookfield. Brookfield. ampton. North Brook- HaUfax, Kingston, Mrs. Julia Morion, Bryant ville. field. Pembroke, Buckland Col- Frank P. Davison, Shelbume Plympton. I rain, Shelbume. Falls. Hanover. Hanson, Stephen G. Bean, West Uan-

J. B. South I over. Carser, Lakeville, W. MacDougall, ] Norwell. Middleltoro. Peru, David J. Malcom, Hinsdale. Rochester. Hinsdale, i j

Charlemont, Haw- Orion .V. Morton, Charlemont. I Washington,

. ley. Heath, , Windsor. Rowe. 1 Holden, Oakham, James R. Childs, Uolden. Charlton, Leices- Theodore W. King, Leicester. I Paxion, Rut- ter. I l&nd. Chatham, East- Loring 'i. Williams, Harwich. Holland. Wales, Hermaim <;. I'att, Warren. ham, Harwich, I i Warren. Orleans. ' Holliston, Med- C. Edward Fisher, Holliston. Cheshire,Hancock, Everett G. Loring, Lanesboro. way.Sherbom. Lanesboro, New I 1 Hubbardston, Asa M. Jones, Baldwins^ille. .\shiord. Phillipston, Chesterfield, Wil- Lucius A. Merritt, Chesterfield. liamsburg, Wor- Royalston, thington. Templeton. Chilmark. Edgar- Robert W. Martin, Vineyard Le*, Monterey, Clarence E. Mirhcls, Lee. town, (iav Head, Haven. Otis, Tyring- oak Itluds, Tis- h:im. Milling) on, bury. West Tis- Muvnard, Stow . . W. U. Maynard. bury. Me^ield, Miliis. A. S. Ames, Medfleld. Clarksburg, Flor- D. F. Carpenter. 32 Meadou Norfolk, West- ida, Monroe, Sa- Street, North .\dams. wood. voy. Merrimac, New- Herman N. Kuos, Newbury- Cohassct, Hing- Orvis K. Collins, Hinpham. bury, Salisbury, pon. West Newbury......

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111.—County and Other Local Superintendents of Schools—Continued.

Town in union. Union .superintendent. Town in union. Union superintendent.

MASSACHUSETTS— MASSACHUSETTS— continued. continued. Millbury, Oxford. Chauncey V. Ferguson. Mill- Princeton, Ster- Vail, Princeton. bury. ling, Westmin- Mount "Washing- Lanian R. Bowdi.sh, Sheflleld. ster. ton, New Marl- P rov i nee town, C. M. Peunell, Provineetown. boro, ShefTicld. Truro.Wellfleet. New Braintree, Charles C. Richardson. West Raynham, West Thomas E. Gay, West Bridge- Sturbridge, Brookfleld. Bridgevvater. water. West Brook- Somerset, Frederick W. Kingman.

County. County commissioner. County. County commissioner.

MicniGAH. MICHIGAN—contd. Alcona George R. Emcrick, Harris- Lake Edwin G. Johnson, Luther. ville. Lapeer C. H. Navlor, Lapeer Alger Earle H. Sortore, Munising. Leelanau H. R. Oumbrille, Glen Arbor. Allegan Mrs. C. L. Goodrich, .\llegan. Lenawee G. J. Tripp, Adrian. AlpciUi Oscar J. Carr, Alpena. Livingston E. AlmaSharpe, Howell.

Antrim . . . Kate A. Wilson. Bellaire. Luce Mrs. .Vnn 1. .Vuten, Newberry. Arenac .Lena Herman, Standish. Mackinac James E. Quinlan, St. Ignacc. Baraga Ehia E. Nelson, Baraga. Macomb Willi-. Lee, Mount Clemens. Barry Gertnide R. Miller, Hastings. Manistee Elbert Gerrecl, Manistee. Bay J. B. Laing, Bay City. Marquette S. R. .\nderson, Marquette. Benzie Jay S. Pettitt, Benzonia. Mason C. A. Rinehart, Scottville. Berrien Mrs. E. H. Cole, St. Joseph. Mecosta LeRoy Bell, Big Rapids. Branch L. L. Livermore, Coldwater. Menominee James A. Muma, Menominee. Calhoun D. A. Davis, Marshall. Midland B. G. Sr>ollay, Midland. Cass Geneva M. RatliflE, Dowagiac. Missaukee Lydia Ripatte, Lake City. Charlevoix. May L. Stewart, Boyne City. Monroe John G. Schafer, Monroe. Cheboygan. Arthur L. Martin, Cheboygan. Montcalm E. Straight, Stanton. Chippewa.. T. B. Aldrich, Sault Ste. Marie. Montmorency David W. Farrier, Hillman. Clare George E. Bersette, Harrison. Muskegon..." Mrs. Nellie B. Chisholm, Clinton Mattio Smith, St. Johns. Muskegon. Frederic. Crawford... Marguerite Hoyt, Newaygo Carrie T/. Carter, Fremont. Delta C. U. Woolpert, Escanaba. Oakland A. L. Craft, Pontiac. Dickinson.. D. O'Hara, Iron Mountain. Oceana .Vngclire London, Hart. Eaton Cynthia A. Green, Charlotte. Ogemaw Josephine Woods, West Emmet .\n.son H. Washburn, Petos- Branch. key. Ontonagon. A.C.Adair, Rockland. Genessee John L. Ricgle, Flint. Osceola J . Heber, Reed City. Gladwin Susie K. Booth, Gladwin. Otto L. Fowler, Mio. Gogebic John C. Watson, Ironwood. Oscoda George J. Lewis, Johannesburg. Grand Traverse. Lee Hornsnv, Traverse City. Otsego Sim Ottawa N. R. Stanton, Holland. Gratiot H. .\. f^ottor, Ithaca. Isle. A. Caldwell, Onaway. Hillsdale Robert C. Young, Hillsdale. Presque Martha M. Coon, Roscommon. Houghton J. Bettens, Houghton. Roscommon W. Huron W. H. Sparling Bad Axe. Saginaw Mrs. FvangeJine G. Teffi, Saginaw, W. S. Ingham Dai.sy I. Call, Mason. Ionia J. Calvin Linebaugh, Ionia, St. Clair E.T. Blackney, Port Huron. lasco lua M. Bradley, Tawas City. St. Joseph.. Lewis Miller, Centervi.le. Iron Jolm F. Mason, Crystal Falls Sanilac W. J. Musselman, Sandusky. Isabella Malcolm Crawford, Mount Schoolcraft. W. T. S. Cornell, Manistique. I'leasant. Shiawasse. . H. E. Slocum, Corunna. Jackson W. W. McLain, Jack.son. Tuscola B. H. McComb, Caro. Kalamazoo. Mary Ensfleld, Kalamazoo. Van Buren.. E. V. Root, Paw I'aw. Kalkaska. Irene Louise Getty, Kalkaska. Washtenaw. Evan Esserv, Ann Arbor. Kent A. M. Freeland, Grand Rapids. Wayne E. W. Yost, Detroit. Keweenaw. H. S. Winter, Mohawk. Wexford — Roy Noteware, Cadillac.

County. County superintendent. County. County superintendent.

MINNESOTA MINNESOTA— Aitkin Iva Boston, .Mtkin. Cottonwood. Ernest Turner, Windoin. Anoka Mrs. C. Lenfest, Anoka. Crow Wing.. IrmaC. Hartley, Brainerd. Becker Anna G. Rogstad, Detroil. Hakota Josephine Raetz, Hastings. Beltrami J. C. .VIcGhee, Bemidji. Dodge Zena Cooper, Mantorville. Benton Agnes K. Burns, Foley. 1 )ouglas Eva E. Wold, Alcxaiidria. Bigstone Martha Rothwell, Ortonville. Faribau;t Eva Jones, Bhie Earth.

Blue Earth . . W. H. Detamore, Mankato. Fillmore Cora Bigelow, Preston. Brown Robt. B. Kennedy, New Ulm. Freeborn Harold Dahlen, Albert Lea. Canton Nora A. \ilsen. Moose Lake. Goodhue MoUie Remshardt, Red Wing. Carver F. L. Wilhams, Watertown. Grant Blanche L. Brennin, IClbow Cass R. F. Ross, Walker. Lake. Oline Rolighed. Montevideo. Chippewa Hennepin Mrs. May H. Dills, Miiuie- J. Cederholni, Lindstrom. Chisago E. apolis. Clay S. O. Tang, Moorhead. Clearwater Mrs. Mae Barragy Barsness, Houston -Marv W. Dorival, Caledonia. Bag ley. Hubbard. IL R. Bradford, Park Rapids. Cook Wm. J. Clinch, Grand Marais. Isanti Mrs. M. B. Hixson, Cambridge. —

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111. County akd Other Local Supehi.vtendents of Schools—Continued.

County. Coonty superintendent. County. i County superintendent.

MrNNESoTA—con. MISSISSIPPI—con.

. . tlrand E. We-si Point. EtaMa . Jessie K. Hutchlius, Clay H. Walker, Rapids. Coahoma P. F. Williams, Friars Point. Nellie R. Roiise. Jackson. loplah J. Q.Martin. Ha/.Uilnu>l. Kanabfic Willis Kairbaiiks. Mora. Covington .\lex. Newton. Collisis. KaiirtiyoJii O.O.Uhin.Willmar. PeSoto R. E. L. Morjiun. Hernando. Kitfcson Hans Hanson, llallock. I'ojTest J. C. Gay, Hatti.'slMiru'. Kooduching

< 1. I.ncqui I'arle Mrs. midaSlind. Madisou. ! reene F. L. Turner, Riihtoii, R. Mrs. Alice W. LawrciK*. Two Crcnada M. McKibben, Grenada. llarlws. Hancock T. E. Kellar, Nichol.s.)n.

Lesueor J. A. Meanhor.Lcsiieur Center. 1 1 arri.son R.V.Temmiiig, Pass Christian laiK-oUi }. T. Clawson, lvaiihix>. Hinds F. M. Coleman, Jackson. LyoQ Mrs. Adelaide Whiting -An- Holmes G. H. Love, Goclman. derson, MarsJiall. Humphreys T. D. Rice, Bel.'.oni. Mcl-eod Lor.ispC. Karstcns.C.lencoe. Issaquena Geo. Robinson, Mayersville. Miihnomen .\ lice C. llartv, Mahnomen. Itawamba 11. L. Gillespie. Nettieton, R. 1 David Johnson, Warren. Jackson Martin . Minnie Kollott, Tairmont. J. Q. Ritchie, Bav Springs. Meeker Martha Minor, Litchfield. Jerterson M. C. Harper, Favette. Olaf Wasonins.Milaca. .lellerson Davis.... G. L. Martin, Prentiss. Morrison Crawford Sheldon, little Falls. Jones C. W. Jenkins, Lanrel. Mower Mrs. Kunice L. Rice, .\ustin. Kemper W. W. Sheppard. IVkalh. Jennie Holm, .-^layton. Lafayette H. T. Smith, Oxford. Nii'oltet Albert J. Holmstead. St. Peter. Lamar L. T. Williamson. Snmrftij. N'oMes John P. UoHman, Wortliing- Lauderdale J .\ RiddelL Landerdale. ton. Lawrence W. L. .McGahfv, Monticello. Norniaii E. K. Sampson, Ada. Leake C. K. Waggoner, Cartlmge. Olmstead Wm. L. Mencr, Rochester. Lee R. A. Gregory Plantersville. Ottertail. Antoinette Henderson, Fergus Leflore L. S. Rogeis,Schlater. Falls. Lintoln Ra.ssellElhey, Brookhsvrn I'emiiupton Geo. M. (landerson. Thief Lo'.mdes E. A.Stanlcv, Colinnbiis.

River Kails. ' Madison R. E.Hinton, Canton. Pine Jens C. MiUer, Pine City. Marion H. F. Patterson, Spring Pot ril>estone J. R. Campbell, Pipestone. ro'lk N. .v. Thorson, Crookston. Marshall C. ^Ciird, Hollv Springs. i'ope Mrs. Julia Solvenid, C.len- Monroe H. G.Howell, Quincy. wood. Montf;omer5' W.R.Applewhite. Winona. Ceo. H. Reif.St. T'aiil. Nesholia R. C. Pe.-blcs. Philadelphia. Ke. Jaciness, Tnnira. Mal)clMakles. Cleveland. Adair J'. J. Fowler, KIrksville. Calhoun W. W. Hannaford. Pittsboro. Vndrew V. D. Hoop«-r. Savannah. Carroll D. D. 1-uUilovp, Vaiden. Atchison Sallie V. <.rol)e. Hock Picl. Chickasaw Ceo. r>. Riley, Honslon. .Nudraiii EdC. OlTiiti, Mexico. J. E. Hankins, Ca»s\-ille. ! C. Miirphv, Ackermsi). W.

Clailwne 1 C. A. Me Vniis, Violet. liiirtbn L. E. Brous, Lamar.

Clarke 1 J. R. Brock, Florence. Bates A. C. Morcland, Butler. — . . —. . .

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County. County superintendents. County. County superintendents.

MISSOURI—eon. MISSOURI—con.

Bpiiton Chas. G. Harvey, Warsaw. Platte Gertrude A. Fulcher, Platte BolliiiKPr W. M. Welker, Marble Hill. City. Boone Charles E. Northcutt, Colum- Polk Mrs. Mabel Douglas, Bolivar, bia. Pulaski. . J. C. Underwood, Crocker.

Biichauaii Fred Roach, St. Joseph. Putnam. . H. U. G. Turnmire, Unionville. Butler S. O. Holloway, I'oplar Bluff. Ralls...... L. C. Northcutt, New London. Caldwell D. N. McClintock, Kingston. Randolph. William Robertson, Hunts- Callaway J. C. Humphreys, Fulton. ville. Camden M. E. Johnson, Linn Creek. Ray W. T. McGaugh, Richmond. Cape Girardeau. J. T. McDonald, Jackson. Reynolds J. G. Hartman, Centerville. Carroll Arch M. Earp, Carrollton. Riplev C. N. Pennington, Doniphan. Carter H. D. Condray, Ellsinore. St. Charles Benj. H. Jolly, St. Charles. Cass C. A. Burke, Harrisonville. St. Clair David W. Denney, Osceola.

Cedar W. H. Riley, Stockton. St. Francois.. . J. Clyde Akers, Farmington. Charil on C. O. Carlstead, Keytesville. Ste. Genevieve. Vivian Gatv, Ste. Genevieve. Christian 3. Tom Mapes, Ozark. St. Louis R. G. Russell, Clavton. Clark Alberta Callison, Kaboka. Saline W. C. I'isher, Marshall. Clay E. L. Black, Liberty. Schuyler Mrs. Lillie Hollowell, Lancas- Clinton Mrs. .\nnaL. Sims, T'lattsburg. ter. Cole A. H. Sieve, Jefferson City. Scotland Mrs. Aria Williams, Memphis. (hooper W. B. Downing, Boonville. Scott M. E. Montgomery, Benton. Crawford Wm. M. Chapman, Steelville. Shannon Walter Webb, Birch Tree. Dade R. L. Mvers, Greenfield. Shelby Mrs. Myrtle Threlkeld, Shelby- Dallas Benj. F. Rea, Buffalo. ville. Daviess Hallie Burton, Gallatin. Stoddard.... Mrs. C. E. Smith, Bloomfield. Dekalb Mrs. Lou J'. McAdam, May,s- Stone L. V. Threliall, Galena. ville. Sullivan Blanche Summers, Milan. Dent Robert W. Crow, Palem. Taney J. W. Bennett, Forsyth. Douglas T. J. Moorhouse, .Vva. Texas James K. Connolly, Houston. Dunklin E. D. McAnally, Kennett. V ernon Lizzie L. White, Nevada. Franklin A. F. Borberg, Union. Warren F. W. Kehr, Marthasville. Gasconade A. O. Mann, Hermann. Washington. Burwell Fox, Potosi. Gentry EarleC. Duncan, Albany. Wayne C. E. Burton, Piedmont. Greene C. W. McCroskey, Springfield. Welxster Herschel F. Case, Marshfleld. Grundy Elizabeth Brainerd, Trenton. Worth Edna Craven, Grant Citv. Harrison E. Newton Carter, Bethany. Wright Ray Wood, Hartvillo. Henry Kathrvn Spangler, Clinton. Hickory B. B. ihrig, Wheatland. Holt Nojty Lilly, Ore.gon. Howard Luman L. Spry, Fayette. Beaverhead Elizabeth Sutherland, Dillon.

Howell Mrs. Carrie A. }'reston, West Big Horn. . Fay Alderson, Dillon. Plains. Blaine Elizabeth Crookshanks, Chi- Iron..., G. W. Hanson, Ironton. nook. .Taeksdn...... L. F. Blackburn, Independ- Broadwater Mrs. Daisy D. Miles, To^vnsend. ence. Carbon I'lorriuf Mcintosh, Red Lodge. Jasj)er Walter Collev, Carthage. Carter chui \V(-^i|ilKil, Ekalaka.

Jefferson R. B. Wilson, llillsboro. Cascade Jan.' Kiciuv, ( ireat Falls. Johnson Ernests. Wood, Warrensburg. Chouteau Mrs. .v.. 11. Ivclly, Fort i$enton. Knox Mrs. Annal>. Swartz, Kdina. Custer Ohvo II. Lovett, MUes City. Laclede G. C. Jones, Lebanon. Daniels Mabel V. Thayer, Scobey. I-afayette Elmer H. White, Lexington. Dawson Camilla Osborne, Glendive. Lawrence Harry Moore, Mount Vernon. Deer Lodge Alice Roney, Anaconda. Lewis W. B. .Vnderson, Monticello. Fallon Mildred Lamb, Baker. J.inooln Zula Thunnan, Trov. Fergus Amanda O. Swift, Lewistown. Linn J. F. Hortcnstinp, Brookficld, Flathead Mary Eckstein, Kalispell. Livingston... J. J. Jordan, Chillicotho. Gallatin Lucile Quaw, Bozeman. .McDonald.. P. M. Collings, Pincville. Garfield Lois H. Quinn, Jordan. Macon O. L. Cross, Macon. Glacier Mrs. Mary Reagan, Cut Bank. Madison W. S. Cooper, Fredericktown. Golden Valley. Corlie F. Dunster, Ryegate. -Maries George B. John, Vienna. Granite , Mrs. Lottie T. Irvine, Philips- Marion L. Francis Nelson, Palmyra. burg. Mercer Mrs. Allie Wilson, Princeton. Hill Ehzaljcth Ireland, Havre. Miller H. M. At well, Tusciimbia. Jefferson Lilah Halford, Boulder. Mississippi... Mrs. Clara E. Graham, Charles- Judith Basin Mrs. Emily Myers, Stanford. ton. Lewis and Clark Jessie Morgan, Helena. Moniteau Charles R. Milburn, California.

Liberty , Josephine Leahy, Chester. Monroe L. D. Ash, Paris.

Lincoln , Mrs. Carrie M. Spence^ Libby. Montgomery. W. F. Hupe, Montgomery City. McCone .Mrs. Mabellc Col)b, Circle. Morgan M. Wray Witten, Versailles. Madison Ethel L. Hutton, Virginia City. New Madrid. P. J. Stearns, New Madrid. Mrs. Edith Thomas, White Newton W. E. Veerkamp, Neosho. Meagher Sulphur Springs. Nodaway A. H. Cooper, Maryville. Oregon James O. Dotson, .Mtou. Mineral Mrs. Julia O. Goff, Superior. Osage Myra O. Reed, Linn. Missoula Mrs. .Minnie Spurgin. Missoula. Ozark J. B. Huffman, (iainesville. Musselshell.... Mrs. Laura Carter, Roundup. I'emiscot Chas. G. Ross, Caruthersville. Park Elsie Mercier, Livingston. Berry Vera M. Abbott, Perryville. Phillips Mrs. Isabella Burley, Malta. J-ettis T. R. Luckett, Sedalia. Pondera Lucretia Goff, Conrad. Phelps A. Z. Black, Roha. Powder River Florence Fitzpatrick, Broadus. J'ike O. A. Wilson, Bowling Green. Powell Florence Hill, Deer Lodge. —. . .

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MONTANA—Contd.

rrairii> Irene Gard, Terry. F. "W. Montgomery, Elwood. UavaJli Bethel Irwui, Uamilton. Thco. .V. Frve, llyannis. Richlajid Mrs. Eiiu^ene Lectra, .Sidney. Greeley .Mrs. Barbara A. O'Malley, Roosovcll .Mrs. .Nina .McFarlan, Poplar." Greeley. Rosebud .Mrs. SaUie M. Adams, For- Hall Mrs. Ella .M. Kern, Grand syth. Island. Sanders Mrii. Kthol Toulmiu, Thomp- 11 a milton... .Vrthur S. Nelson, Aurora. son Falls. Harlan Fraiufs E. White, \!iiia. Sheridan Wdliam Moe. Flent^'^t'ood. Haves Edgitlitha (! rant .Hayes Center. SUverBow Mrs. Nellie Small, Butte. Hitchcock... Evelvn lW\sast>phmc -MoImtIv, Shell)v. JeiTcrson Eva B. Shuman. Fairbnry.

Treasure -Mrs. Lillian Ncwiios Hvsham. Johnson Helen Wright, 'I ecuniseh. Valley Mr<. < 'livia Pat ton. Glasgow. Kearney Minnie Norlin, Mindcn. Wheatland Bertha Lunceford, Harlowton. K.ith Katherine Feather, Ogulalla. NViliaux Mrs. Maude B. Wilb, Wibaux. Koyapaha... BlaiK he Siivdir,.Spriiigview. Yellowstone Frances .Miller, Billings. Kimball Rachel .Mcllhov, Kimball. Knox A. S. ^tinson, Center. NEBRASKA. Lancaster... Maud Berry, Lincoln. Lincoln AilcenCocliran, North Platte. Adams Mrs. Harry E. Schulti, Hast- Logan A. C. Loshbauti, Gandy. ings. Loup .Marcia Smith, Taylor. C. A. M ohrman, Neligh. .McPherson.. O. A. Johnson, TrVon.

Arthur Mrs. D. G. Williams, Arthur. .M adison . . . N. A. H ousel, Maclison. Banner J. H. Macauky, Uarrisburg. Merrick .Margaret .McCutchen, Central Blaine A. L. Shamblin, Brewster. City. Boone Ben ha .M. Sheckler, Albion. MorriU E. F. Kellcy, Bridgeport. BoxButto Opal Russell. Alliance. Nance Chloc Baldi'idge, Fullerton. Boyd Nemaha Bess E. Anderson, Auburn. Brown .Mrs. l.eii«a .Morris, A insworth. Nuckolls Mildred .Mauck, Nelson. , Buffalo Kaihryn Laiighlin, Koarncv. Otoe Chas. Speedie, Nebraska City. W. T. Poucher, Tokamah." Pawnee Bertha Kuhlman, Pawnee Uma L. Cudy, David Citv. City. Ca'i.s Alpha Peterson, Plattsm"outh. Perkins Mrs. Margaret Bailar, Grant. Cedar Knwiia Schwerin, Ilartingtou. Phelps AUce A. Swanson, Holdredge. Mrs. .Mae S. O'Connor, Impe- Pierce Marjorie Parminter, Pierce. rial. Platte Fred S. Leerfm, Columbus. Cherry Edith Adamson, Valentine. Polk Amelia Ra^musscn, Osceola. Anna .McFaddcn, Sidney. Red Willow. Geo. D. Ciirrv, .McCook. Clay L.J. Gilkoson, Clay Center. Richardson. D. H. Weber, Falls Cilv. Colfax F. J. Vogltance, Schuyler. Rock Evlyn W. Towle, Bassett. Piiming Emma R. .Miller, West Point. Saline L. J. Boiichal, Wilber.

Custer T.C.I irimes, Broken Bow. ' Sarpy Bertha Bishop, Papillion.

Dakota Wilfred E. \ a-^s, Dakota. i Saunders E. A. Adman, Wahoo. . Dawes Edna Rincker, Chadron. ! Scot IS Bluff. Ada Haldcman, (.icring.

Dawson W.C. Bloom, Ivexington. ; Seward J. C. (Jrccnwood, Seward. Dcucl Rett a F. Brown, Chappell. Sheridan Pearle K. Siimuiers, Rushville. Dixon . W. F. Richardson. Ponca. Sherman L. H. Currier, Loup City. Dodge J. E. .Marsh, Fremont. Sioux Vinnie Newell, Harrison. .Mabel Johnson, Omaha. Stanton S. E. Eddv, Stanton. Dundv Una Richards, Benkelman. Thavcr 11. E. BarWe, Hebron. Fillmore Maruarct Haughawaut, Ge- Thoinas .Mrs. Rosa Salleng, Tredford. n'-\;l. Thurston. .. Ellen .M. Brown, Pender. Franklin IVarl 1 1'Neal, Bloomington. Valley Lelia Mooreman, Ord. iJoMif Frontier P. Stark, Stockyille. Washington. .Mal)el Marsh, Blair. • Furnas G. W. Fletcher. Beaver City. Wa\Tie Pearl .Sewell, Wavnt 'Jage IJeriha Foster, I'.eatnce. Weoster Estclle Duckcr. Red Cloud. «;arden Mrs. Blanche W. Riddile, Osh- Wheeler Edith Bowler. Bartlett. ko.=;h. York T. C. Lord, York. Oarfield

Counties In District superintendent. District superintendent.. district.

NEVADA. NEVAD.\.—contd.

Hi'trict No. 1: District No. 4: KIko E.E. Franklin, Klko. " Douglas, Lyon, M. J. Burr, Carson City. District Xo. 2: Mineral.Orras- Eiu-< ka, Lander, Geo. A. Whiteley, Ely. by, Storey, W bite Pine. Washoe. District No. 3: I'lstrlctXo. 5: Churchill, Hum- T. W. Chapman, Fallon. (lark, Esmeral- Maude Frazlcr, Las Vegas. boldt, I'ersh- da, Lincoln, ing. Xyc.

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Towns in union. Union superintendent. Towns in union. Union superintendent.

NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Acworth, Charles- H. Lawton Chase,CharIestown. town, Langdon, Brentwood, Exe- Clifton A. Towle, Exeter. I.empster, Mar- ter, Kensington, low. N e fi e 3 w Id , Albany, Madison, Frank W. Jackson, Madison. Stratham. Sandwich, Tam- Brookfleld, Mid- Fred W. Dudley, Union. worth. dlcton, Milton-

Alexandria, Charles A . Breck, Bristol. Wakefteld. Bridge water, Camptou. Ells- Alonzo J. KnowUon, North Bri.stol, Groton, worth, Lincoln, Woodstock. Hebron. Thornton, Allenstown, Bow, Henry S. Roberts, Suncook. Woodstock. Epsom, Hook- Canaan, Enfield, Edgar V. Callahan, Enfield. sett, Pembroke. Orange, Spring- Alstead, Che.^ter- William J. English, Walpole. field. field, Walpole, Carroll, Dalton, Wesley H. Douglass, White- Westmoreland. Whitefield. field. Alton, Farming- Fred W. Landm;m, Wolfeboro. Center Harbor, William H. Buker, IVferedith. ton Special, New Meredith, Moul Ihirham, Tuf- tonborough. tonboro, Wolfe- New Hampton. boro. Clarksville, Pitts- Earl P. Freese, West Stewa'.ts- Amherst, Brook- Harold C. Bales, Milford. burg, Stewarts- town. line, Milford, town.

]\!oii6 Vernon. Colebrook, Colum- Arthur C. Irish , Colebrook. Andovor, Dan- Idclla K. Farnura, Andover. bia. bury, Grafton, Cornish, Corydon, Andrew P. Averill, Cornish New Loudon, Plainfield. Flat. Wilmot. Danville, East Fred E. Pitkin, Epping. Antrim, Deering, Amasa A. Holden, Hillsboro. Kingston, Ep- Hillsborough, ping, F"remont, Washington, iCingston, Not- Windsor. tingham, San- Ashland, Dorches- Clarence M. Harris, Ashland. down. ter, Holderuess, Derry, London- Charles W. Cutts, Derry. Rumney. derry, Wind- Atkinson! Hamp- James A. MacDougall, Salem. ham. stead, Newton, Dummer, Errol, Walton S. Adams, Milan. IMaistow, Sii- lem, South Milan, Weiit- Hampton. worth's Loca- Auburn, Candia, Vincent Gatto Raymond. tiou. Chester, Deer- Dunbarton, Hon- Fred S. Libbey, Honniker. field, Raymond. nikcr, Hopkin- Barnstead, (-'hi- Frederick T. Johnson, Pitts- to)i, Weare. chester, Oilman- field. Easton, Francon- Geo. R. Gardiner, Lisbon. ton, Pittsfield. ia, LandatY, Lis- Barrineton, Dur- bon, Lyman- ham, Greenland, Eaton, Effingham, Harold C. Wingato, ^;ountain- Lee, Madbury, Freedom, Ossi- view. Newmarket. pec. Bart lot t , Llewellyn Felch, North Chatham M. Farmington, Clarence Sanborn, Northwood Conway, Hart's Conway. N o r t li w o o d, Center. I>ocation, Jack- Strafford. son, Livcrmore. Fitzwilliam, Jaf- I-ewis JafTrey Bath, Benton, Ha- Norman J. Page, Woodsville. S. Record, East verhill, Monroe. frey, Hindge, Sharon, Troy. Bedford, . Goffs- Howard L. Winslow, (Jofls- town,New Bos- town. Franklin, Hiil, George A. Keith, Franklin. ton. Sanbornton. Belmont, Gilford, Channing T. Sanborn, Tilton. Gilsum, Harris- Vernon S. Ames, Marlboro. Northfield, Til- viile, Marlbor- ton. ough, Nelson, Bennington, Dub- Leon K . Prior, Peterboro. lioxbury, Stod- lin, GrccnHe'd, dard, Sullivan, Hancock, Fran- Surry. cestown, Peter- Gorham, Ran- Charles alkcr. fJ borough. W. W dolph (Success), Bethlehem, Little- Vernon K. Brackett, Little- Shelburne. ton. ton. Boscawen, Canter- George W. Sumner, Penacook. Goshen, Xewport, William H. S. Ellingwood, bury, Loudon, Sunapce, I'nity. Newport. Pcnacook, Salis- Grantham, Leb- H. Leslie Sawyer, Lebanon. bury. anon. Bradford, New- George U. Harmon, Warner. Orecuvillc, Lynde- Ralph P. Currier, Wilton. bnrv, Sutton, borough, Ma.son, Warner, Web- New Ipswich, ster. Temple,Wilton. .

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HI.—COUNTV AND UTHKK LoCAL SUPERINTENDENTS OF ScHOOI.S—CoiltillUed.

Tiiwns in uniau. I'uioii suijcriiit undent. I'owQS in imioa. Uoloa siiperiiilcndcut.

HolUs, Hudson, Louis I). liccord, lii Siiuimcr Hampton, Hamp- CbiirlejH. Walkor, Hampton. LjuhficM, .Mer- St., Xaahua. ton Kails, N-w rimack, I'elhain. CKtlo, NcwiuK- JolTorsou, Laucas- Kugeuo Tuttli', LanciistiT.

t <» u , North ter. Hampton, Itye, Northumtx?rland, Orin M. Holman, North Strat- St'abrook. Sturk, Stratford. ford. Haiiovor, L>-Tne... Clinrles VT. Cutis, Lebanon. Orford, Hiermont, Carl T. Khoadcs, Wcntworlli. Hinsdale, Uich- Ooorge O. Smith, Hinsdale. Warrcu, Wont- iiionfl.Swanwy, worth.

Winchester. R ollinsf ord , Walter II. Yoiuig, Somors- Somarsworth. worfh.

County. County superintendent. l' County. County superintendent.

.NEW JEE-SKY. NEW MEXICO— Atlantic H. M. Cressman, Egg Harbor continued. City. Dona Ana Mrs. Fleming Joucs, Las Cni- Ber^ron B. C. Woosfer, Ifaekensack. Burlington L.J. Kaser, Mount Hollv. Eddy r.eo. M. Brinton, Carlsbad.

Camden C.S. AlbertAin.Camd.'u". • irant Mrs. Geo. Bisbv. Silver Cit v. Aaroti W. Hand. Cape .Mav •luadalupe Mrs. Adcla G. (iallegos, .sania Court HoiLsc. Rasa.

Cumberland J. J. Ungcr, Bridceton. 1 Harding Mrs. Edith CoiTeen, Rov. oliverJ.Mor.l.^k, Newark. Hidalgo Ine7, Wright, Lordsbur^. Gloucester 1>. T. Steelnian, NN oodbury. lea L. o.Cunninghaui. l.ovmgton. IIud.>on A. H. Ipdyku, Jersey City. Lincoln.. Mrs. Maude L. Blaney, Carrl- Hunterdon J. S. HotTuiaii, I'lemingtou. zozo. Mercer J. M. .\rnoM, Trenton. Luna Mrs. Joe Wllla Bell, I»eming. Middlese.x H. B. Willis, New Bnuiswick. McKlnley H. W. Brose, Gallup. Monmouth C. J. .^trahan, Freehold. Mora. Grace Ogden, Mora. Morris J. H. Iful.sart, Morristown. Otero Oean C. A. Morris, Toms River. gordo. K. W. Carrison, Taterson. Salem H. C. Dixon, Salem. 1 Rio Arriba Cannto Trujillo, Tlerra Ama- Somerset. Henry C. Krebs, Somcrville. rilla Sassex Ralph Decker, Newton. Roosevelt R. A. Palm, Portale.s. A. L. Johnson, Elizabeth.

Robert O. Sanford, Belvidere. San Miguel Benito F. Baca, I -s Vegas.

Santa Fe. Mrs. AdelinaWarreji Santa Fe, Bernalillo Irene Burke, Albuquerque. Sierra

Cstroo . Miss Deatron Campbell, Re- Socorro E. M. Chaves, Socorro. Chafes C. C. Hill, Roswell. Taos ChrLstoval Taos. 1 J. guintana, Colfax l.ily UcnuiKan, Raton. Torrance Mrs. A. M. Parrelt, Estancia. Curry Mrs. Una M. .Steed, Clovls. De liaca B. H. Kirk, Fort Sumner.

County.; District superintendent. County. Districtsnperintendent.

NEW TOM. NEW YOHK— Albany E. E. Richmond, Ravnma. continued. W^. J. Havcrly, West Berne. Frank Stanbro, Menands. CliaiUaiH{ua Merton E. Hubbard, South Frank L. Tulhill, Fillmore, l)a>-ton. (ohn D. Jones, Cuba. Anna S. Hilton, 4:« East ' '. SI. liurdick, l.iitle r.ene.sec. St., Jamestown. W. H. C.arwo

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III. County and Other Local Superintendent of Schools—Continued.

County. District superintendent. District superintendent.

NEW YORK—con. NEW YORK—con.

Columbia S. B. Smith, East Chatham. Glenn G. Steele, 829 Rose Charles Rivenburg, German- Place^ Utica. town. Harry C. Buck, ClajrviUe. M. G. Rickey^ Ancram. W. J. Lewis, Clinton. W. K. PatricK, Cuylcr. Neva S. Angell, Durhamville, Ada M. Shuler, Solon. R. F.D. No. 1. Edwin M. Preston, Dryden, Stanton D. Austin, Barneveld. R. F. D.20. I'anline L. Scott, IJlossvale. Charles F. Ferry, Masonville. Daniel M. Blue, Boonville. Z. Le R. Myers, Downesville. Onondaga M. E. Hinman. Tully. E. O. Harlmess, Delhi. G. T. Fuggle, Jamesville. Zena R. Travis, Roxbiu^. Earl Asselstine, Lysander. M. G. Nelson, Franklin. Mauford D. Green, Liverpool. A. T. Hamilton, North Har- Homes T. Case, Skaneateles. persficld. Leon J. Cook, East Bloom- Frank L. Halght, Fishkill. field. Clayton T. Sherman, Pough- H. S. G. Loveless, Phelps. kecpsle. E. G. Soper, Seneca Castle. Maude S. Rundall, Amenla. Harrie P. Weatherlow, Naples, F. O. Green, Tivoll. Orange Theron L. McKnight, Central C. A. Heist, Clarence. Valley. TI. A. Dann, Lancaster. O. Eichenberg, Monroe. W. E. Pierce, East Aurora. S. A. Cortright, 6 Myrtle Ave. E. D. Ormsby, North Collins. Ext., Middletown. W. E. Bensley, SpringvUle. Mary J. Franklin, 118 W. Cen- Essex C. J. Mousaw, Schroon Lake, ter St., Medina. fiertrude M. Spear, Westport. Olive Clement, Albion. Mattie J. Prime, Upper Jay. Charles W. Smith, HoUev- Franklin. Myrtle E. MacDonald, Cha- Oswego. Mildred G. Pratt, Lacona. tcaugay. J. M. Bonner, Richland. G. La Graff, Tupper Lake. Aura A. Cole, Constantla. F. H. Wilcox, North Bangor. Charles I. Kingsbury, Mexico. Gertrude E. Hyde, Molra. W. S. Gardner, Fulton. Fulton Fred A. Stryker, Stratford. Otsego. J. B. McManus, Cooperstown. John Paris, Broadalbln. Frederick ^^'. Strong, Worces- Genesei H. W. Dyer, East Pembroke. ter. J. L. M. Uphill, 8 Fairmont Grace A. Louden, Coopers- Ave., Batavia. town. Greene Thos. C. Perry, Catskill, John E. Frederick, 13 Forest K. M. MacNaughtL\Vindham. Ave., Oneonta. Walter J. Decker, Hunter. Harrison Cossaart, Morris. Hamilton. C. B. Hanley, Wells. Floyd R. Thayer, Edmeston. Herkimer. A. J. Rose, West Winfield. Putnam James H. Brooks, Garrison. Silas C. Kimm, Herkimer. Rensselaer... Mary Hasv\ell, Hoosick Falls. G. H. Sal)in, Salisbury. Mrs. Adelaide W. Gardner, B. M. Robinson, Poland. Stephentown. C. M. Pierce, Adams. G. Everett Patrie, Castleton. W. J. LinneU, 309 Ten Eyck George W. Miller, Nanuet. St., Watertown. Rockland W. T. Clark, Hailesboro. T. B. Stoel, Clayton. St. Lawrence F. H. Wallace, Morristown. H. W. Ciegler, Saekct Harbor. S. Blood, Heuvelton. D. D. T. Marshall, Redwood. Carlos V. C. Warriner, I>isbon. Mrs. G. L. de OUoqui, Carthage. Libby, Canton. G. A. Sealcy, Harrisville. Rose M. Mrs. E. D. Grubb, Potsdam. Grace H. ElUott, Lowville. F. McDonald, Massena. Ruth M. Johnson, Port Ley- E. A. J. Fields, Winthrop. dcn. Lavery, Lake. A. W. Tralnor, West Leyden. Saratoga. A. A. Roimd Lou Messinger, Ballston Spa. John J'. Magee, Geneseo. i-ivingston... E. E. Hinman, Schuylerville. G. C. McNmch, Concsus. Corinth. R. G. Conklin, Tuscarora. A. M. Hollister, Frank W. I'almer, Schenec- Irving S. Sears, Hamilton. Schenectady. Madison tady. A. I. Tyler, Cazenovia. Orlando J. Ives, Jefferson. E. A. Fuller, Morrisville. Schoharie I^wis, Schoharie. John B. Harris, Canastota. Marion W. R. W. Eldredge, Sharon W. VV. Rayfield, Webster. Monroe. Springs. M. B. Furman, Kast Rochester. Fred W. Hill, Spencerport Schuyler. Alberta Spaulding, Burdelt. John C. Malloch Churchville. Caroline Van Liew, Watkins. S. Wilson, Ovid. Montgomery N. Berton Alter, Nelliston. Seneca . . W. George F. Bowman. 24 Blood Charles B. Earl, Waterloo. Building, Amsterdam. Steuben.. Frederick C. Wilcox, Addison. Winfred Morrow, Bath. Nassau . James S. Coolcy, Mineola. W. C. Mepham, Merrick. Frank H. Smith, Addison. Jasper. Kiiigara. W. D. Wisner, Ivansomville. Charles A. Bruen, Orrin A. Kold, Lockport, H. M. Brush, Arkport. Avoca. R. F. D. 5. Guyon J. Carter, M. Gazelle Hoffman, Lewiston, J. G. McConnell, Prattsburg. — . . .

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III. County and Other Local Supkiuxtendents op Schools—Continued.

County. lJistriorintendent. County. District superintendent.

NEW YORK—con. NEW YORK—con.

r. H. Mull hews, Hridgehamp- Wiisliinglon Marjoric O. Meiklejohn, \Vhite- ton. hall. I'ort Jefferson. RoscoeC. Craft, , Mrs. E. M. D. Cronkhite, Hud-

I Leonard J. .Smith, Norihport. son Falls.

. Sullivan. F. J. Lewis, Barryville. i Rase E. Oibbons, Hudson .S. Charle.s Ilick, Jeffcrsonville. i Falls. Mrs. C. Chase, .Monti- Mrs. P. Emma , Caroline Perry, Cam- cello. bridge. Tiopi A. K. Ik'lden, Newark Vallev. Wayne. Mrs. Helen C. Andrews Lyons. 1). M. (ioodrifh, Tioj;a Center. I Mrs. Ida E. Cosad, Wolcott.

Mrs. II. T.Whit temore.Owcfjo. i .V. M. Croop, Newark. Tompkins. Fre

County superintendent. County. County superintendent.

NORTH CAROLINA

Alamance., M. C. Terrell, Graham. Alexander. C. H. Gryder, Hiddenito. Jones John R. Barker, Trenton.

Alleghany. John M. Cheek, Sparta. Lee , Sanford. Anson R. W. .Mien, W idisboro. Lenoir E. E. Sams, Kinston. Ashe C. M. liiokson, Silas Creek. Lincoln L. B. lUviiu, Lincolnton. .\very Frank .\. Edmonson, New- McDowell N. F. SteppR, .Marion. land. Macon M. 1). Billings, Franklin. Beaufort H. II. McLean, Washington. .Madison E. M. Jones, Marshall. Bertie H. W. Early, Windsor. .Niartin .\. J. Manning, Williamston. niaden B. J. Cromartie, Garland. .Nfechlenberg J. .M. .Matthews, Charlotte.

Urunsw ick . . M. C. G'lthric, Southport. Mitchell Jason Doyton, Bakersville. Buncombe... F. L. Wells, Asheville. Montgomery J. S. i'Mwurds, Troy. Burke T. L. Sigiiion, .Morganlon. .Moore .\. B. Cameron, Carthage. Cabarrus J. B. HolHTtson, Concord. Na.sh L. S. Inscoe, Nashville. Caldwell Y. T). Moore, Lenoir. New Hanover W. A. Graham, Wilmington. Camden L. L. Stevens, Imiiantown. Northampton P. J. Long, Jackson. Carteret M. L. Wright, Beaufort. < 'nslow W. -M. Thompson, Jackson- Caswell U. .\. I'ope, ^ ancey ville. ville. Catawba George E. Long, Newton. orange R. H. Claytor, Hillsboro. Chatham W. H. Thompson, I'ittsboro. Pamlico T. B. Attmorc, Stonewall. Cherokee .\. L. Martin, .Murphy. Pasquotank... M. P. Jennings, Elizabeth Chowan R. U. Bachman, Kdenton. Citv. Clay \Ucn J. Bell, Uavesvllle. J'cnder T. T. Murnhy, Burgaw. Cleveland J. Y. Irvin, Shell.v. Perquimans... Charles Whedbee, Hertford. Columbus Harry .M. Bowling," Whitevillc. I'erson J. A. Beam, Roxboro. Craven R. S. I'roctor, Newborn. Pitt R. G. I'itzgerald, GreeuYille. Cumlierland.. B. T. -McBryde, FayetteTille. I'olk K. W.S.Cobb, Columbus. Currituck W. D.Cox, .Moyock. Randolph T. F. Bulla, Ashboro. l>are .Mat>el I'.vans, .Manteo. Kichmoml L.J. Bell, Rockingham. Da^'idson S. G. Ha^tv, Lexlnston. Bobeson J. R. Poole, LiimlxTlon. Pavio F. 1'. Bradley, Mocksvllle. Rockingham.. L.N. Ilickrrson. UoidsviUe. Puplin M. 11. Woolen, Warsaw. Rowan R. (;. Ki/cr, S;;lisl)iirv.

Durbam John W. Carr, jr.. iMirham. Rutherford. . W. R. llill, UuUi.rfordton. Edgecombe.. R. K. SenU-lle Tarboro. Sampson J. L. Hathcock, Clinton. Forsyth W. B. Spcas, vVinston-Salem. Scotland L. -M. Peele, Laurinburg. Franilin 1'. L. Best, Louisbirrg. Stanley. Charles .\. Reap, .VUx-marlc. Gaston y. v. Hall, Belmont. Stokes J. C. Carson, (iermanton. Gates J. .M. i;ieiin. Gates-, illc. Surry J. H. Allen. El kin. Graham J. H. Mo(j

Iredell James A. Steele, Slatesville. i Wilson C. L. Coon, Wilson. Jackson <). S. I'illard, Svlva. Yadkin J. T. Recce, Ya'lkinville. Johnston W. 11. Uipps, S'mithfield. Yancey W. O. Griffith, Windom. .. .

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III. —Cou>fTY AND Other Local Superintendents op Schools—Continued.

County. Coimty superintendents. Coimty. County Superintendent.

NORTH DAKOTA. OHIO—continued.

Rose C. Wagner, Hettinger. Jodn A. Johnson, Valley City. F. G. Bittikofer, Bucyru.s. Adeline Englehorn, Minne- Cuyahoga A. G. Yawberg, Cleveland. waukan. Darke C A. Wilt, Greenville Mabel I. Rapp, Medora. Defiance W. W. Heater, Defiance. Bottineau Annie D. Burr, Bottineau. Delaware... Paul M. Lybarger, Delaware Madge L. Rugg, Bowman. Erie I.S. Wimier, Sandusky, Burke Mary Stannard, Bowbells. Fairfield C. G. Johnson, Lancaster. W. E. Parsons, Bismarck. Fayette 0. S. Nelson, Washington Cass Helen H. Porter, Fargo. Court House. S. J. A. Boyd, Langdon. Charles W. Cookson, Columbus. Dickey Faith Stevens, Eliendale. Fulton C. D. Perry, Wauseon. Divide J. H. Phelps, Crosby. Gallia E. W. Edwards, Gallipolls. Murle L. Kill, Maniiing. Geauga Harold Ryder, Chardon. Eddy Jesse D. Neff, New Kockford. Greene Henry H. Hanson, Linton. W. G. Wolfe, (Cambridge. Foster Mary K. Beaty, Carrington. Hamilton Pliny A. Johnston, Cincinnati. Golden Valley-... John W. Weatland, Beach. Hancock. A. J." Nowlan, Findlay. M. Beatrice Johnstone, Grand Hardin. F. P. Allyn, Kenton. Forlcs. Mina H. Aasved, Carson. H. D. Teal, kapoleon. Origgs Mathilda Johnson, Coopers- Highland W. H. Vance Hillsboro town. W. C. Brashares, Logan. Shirley, G. Fox, Molt. F. H. Close, Millersburg. Christina Scott, Steele. E. ^. Bell, Norwalk. Mabel Osborne, Lamoure. Jackson Sol. R. Eilert, Napoleon. W. L Everson, SleubenvUle. McHenry Erma Smith, Towner. Knox J. C. Marriott, Mount Vernon. Mcintosh Geo. A. Boschma, Ashley. Lake F. H. Kendalf, Pamesville. McKenzie Edwina Knecht, Schafer. Lawrence C. B. Dillon, Ironton. McLean M. E. McCurdy, Washburn. Licking . N. D. O. Wilson, Newark, E. D. Goodwin, Stanton. D. H. Sellars, Bellefontaine. Morton H. K. Jensen, Mandan. Lorain E. C. Scale, Elyria. Mountrail... S. B. Eidsmoe, Stanley. Lucas J. W. Whitmer, Toledo. Jennie E. Skrivselh, Lakota. I>. C. Dick, London. E. F. MutchXer. Center. Charlotte A. Jones, Cavalier. Marion. W. R. Heistand, Marion. Sara C. Guss, Rugby. Medina C. B. Ulcry, Medina. JohnA.Haig, Devils Lalce. Meigs T. W. Karr, Pomeroy. Anne Rutherford, Lisbon. Mercer.. S. Cotterman, Celina. Renviile E. L. Klint.^ev, Mohall. Miami L. J. Bemiett, Troy.

Richland Kill, 1 K. Mill/,, Wahpeton. Monroe E. C. Feiock, Woodsficld. Rolette L|.,.;i,, \l;,l;-llr, Rolla. Montgomery A. A. Maysilles, Dayton.

Sargent Flo/. I !;. r.akri-, Korman. Morgan F. A. Davis, McCoimellsvIIle. Sheridan J. N. Muobl, AlfClusky. Morrow C. Q. Lelter, Moimt Giload. Sioux L. W. Colebank, Swastika. Muskingum John S. McGinnis, Zanesvllie. Slope Gertrude F. Hablutzel, Ami- Noble H L.Bates, Caldwell. don. Ottawa A. O. Delm, Port Clinton. H. O. Pippen, Dickinson. Paulding John C. Berg, Paulding. Steele Aagot Raaen, Finley. Perry I). E. Riggle, New Le.'tington. Stutsman Harriet E. Perry, Jamestown. Pickaway M. C. Warren. CiiTloville. Towner Gertrude (lili'mns, C unio. ' Pike..... O.F.Williamson, Waverly.

('•. i I' 'i,i,i;e o. TraiU Anna, - ' E. Pore, Ravenna.

Walsh W. .1. i; i W. S. Fogarty, Eaton.

Ward A. M. W 1 ;m (i . J. Keinath, Ottawa. 1:;^ Wens Sonuoy Nc: ,'.,'"- i' nlund L. C. Martin, Mansfield. Williams. George Uillier, Willi-Stu.-i. Ko.vs J. L. Fortncv, Chillicothe. Sandusky S. A. Harboiirt, Fremont.

Senoca J. E. Sherck, Tiffin. M. D. Shoemaker, West Union. Shelby W. E. Partington, Sidney. Allen C. A. .iVrganiaright, Lima. Stark. J. A. Smith, Canton. Ashland G. W. Finch, Ashland. Summit C. A. Flickinger, Akron. Ashtabula C. D. Groves, Jetl'erson. Trumbull J. E. Boetticher, Warren. Athena Guy Dinsmoor, .Vthens. Tuscarawas Chas. P.arthelmeh, New Phila- Glen Drummond, Wapako- neta. Union J. A. Yeaiey, Mar>'sville. Belmont Geo. M. Pogue, St. Clairsvillc. Van Wert J. A. Greulaeh, \'an Wert. Brown E. V. Stephan, Georgetown. Vinton C. L. Williams, McArthiir. John Schwarz, Hamilton. Warren F. B. Harris; Lebanon. Carroll G. E. Bell, Carroilton. Washington M. C. Smith, Marietta. Champaign J. C. Neer, Urbana. Wayne (i. U. Baumgardner, Wooster. J. M. Collins, Springfield. Williams W. A. Salter, Bryan. B. T. Davis, Batavia. Wood : n. E. Hall, Bowling Green. H. W. Ilodson, Wilmington. Wyandot James H. Grove, Upper San- Columbiana John W. Moore, Lisbon. dusky. —

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III. County and Other Local Supekintendents ok Schools — c oiuinued.

County siiperintendont. County superintendent.

OREGON

Adair Laura E. Mount, Stilwoll. Baker Mrs. Gertrude Parker, Baker. Charles C. WoHe, Cherokee. Benton E. H. Castle, Corvallis. C.M.Conwill, Atoka. Clackamas Brentou V odder, Oregon City. W. L. Honson, Heaver. Clalson O. II. Bvland, Astoria. Anna Dudlev, Savre. Columoia J. B. Wilkerson, SI. Helens. Mrs. Kitty Itasan, Watonga. C. E. Mulkey,Co(piille. J. l.eeCiinniii;;!tam, Diiraut. ("rook. J. E. Myers, Prineville. P. iLSt-i.-^ni. Aiwdarko. Ciury. Mrs. Jcimio M. Cope, Gold Mrs. Kdith .M. l-ayton, Kl Reuo. Beach. >frs. Kalo /-aiiois, Ardnioro. Deschutes T. Alton Thompson, Bend. Minnie K.-ng.', Tahlcquah. Douglas O. C. Brown, Roseburt;. J. T. Reed, llueo. Gilliam Mrs. .Tean K. Porter, Condon. Goorgo W. Cilli.s Boise City. Grant Cicrtrudo Lyon, Canyon City. Maud Northcutt, Norman. Harney Mrs. Mary Griflln, Burns. J. M. Cu.senborrv, Coalgate. Hood River L. B. Gibson, Hood River. ]Ia-.el Johnson, La\\-ton. Jackson Susannc W. Homes, Jackson- M. M. Shephord, Walter. ville. Mrs. Harrv Waniraack, Vinita. TclTerson.. Mrs. Lillian Watts, Madras. Mrs. Frank Tetors, Sapulpa. Josepliine. Mrs. Alice M. Bacon, Grants Elizabeth Henick, Arapalio. Pa.ss. Mrs. C. V. .Aderhold.Jay. Klamath Miss Twyla Head, Klamath J. B.Conrad, Talojja. Falls. Arthur 1>. Walker, .\mett. Lake Pearl Hall, Lake view. J. C. Ilofrsommer, Enid. Lane E. J. Mooro, Eugene. Ko.xie Hu<.zhes Pauls Valley. Lincoln R. P. Goin, Toledo. H. F. Allen, Chickasha. Linn Mrs. E. S. (Jrer. Albany. Hazel llintz, Mivlford. Malheur Mrs. E.M.Cnul, \-ale. Will C. Jones Manpum. Marion. Mrs. M. L. Fulker.son. Salem. Harry C. llirk.s, HoUis. Morrow Mrs. l^na S. Shurte, Heppner. W. !». l>rake. Bullalo. Multnomah W. C. Alderson, Portland. E. F. Bates, Stielor. Polk Josiah Wills, l)alla.s. V. H. Durham, lloldenville. Sherman Mrs. Grace L. Zevelv, More. H. H. I'ortor, Altus. Tillamook G. B. Lamb, TiliamtwU. B.C. White, Waurika. I'matilla W. W. (ireen, Pendleton. Oscar l>artcr, Tishomingo. Union Mrs. A. E. Ivanhoe, La Grande, W. B.Clift.Newkirk. Wallowa J. C. Conlev, EnleriTise, Mrs. Sara Llston, Kingfisher. Wasco A. E. Groriewiild, The Dalles. Mrs.EstellaAlcxander^lIobart. Washingt

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III. County and Other Local Superintendents of Schools—Continued.

County. County superintendent. County. County superintendent.

PENNSYLVANIA— PENNSYLVANIA— continued. continued.

Lackawanna J. C. Tavlor, Scranton. Potter A. P. Akeley, Coudersport. Lancaster Daniel Fleisher, Lancaster. Schuylkill L. Seltzer, Pottsville Lawrence C. F. Ball, Mahoningtoi;\'n, R. 8. Snyder T. A. Stetler, Middleburg. John W. Snoke, Lebanon. Lehigh Mervin J. Wcrtmau, Orefleld. Sullivan Harry R. Henning, Lopez. Luzerne F. P. Hopper, Wilkes-Barre. Susquehanna F. H. Taylor, Montrose. ." G. B. Milnor, Williamsport. Morton F. Jones, Blossburg. IkfcKean C. W. Lillibridge, Smethport. Union Wm. W. Spigelm}'er, Mifflin- H. E. McConncll, Mercer. burg. Mifflin Lawrence Ruble, MeVeytowTi. Venango D W \rmstron£r Franklin Frank Kochler, Stroudsburg. C. S. Knapp, Warren. Montgomery J. H. Landis, Norristown. Washington L. R. Crumrine, Washington. Montour Fred W.Dicbl, Danville. Wayne A H Howell Hone'sdale Northampton Geo. A. Grim, Naxareth. Westmoreland Robt. C. Shaw, Greensburg. Northumberland. I. H. Mauser, Sunbury. Wyoming J. E. Morgan, Tunkhannock. Pen-v D. A. Kline, New Bloomfleld. York....: C. W. Stine, York. Pike" L. Westbrook, Matamoras.

Division. Division superintendent. Di^^sion. Di^'ision superintendent.

PHILIPPINE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. ISLANDS—conld.

Abra Frank L. Meinke,i Bangued. Department of Min- Albay Ralph F. Rawson,! Albay. danao and Suhi— Doroteo de Leon,i San Jose. Continued. .Benito Pangilinan, Balanga. Quirino San Buenaventura,i Arthur E. Harpst, Cotabato. Batangas. Davao Vernon D. Gibson,' Davao Bohol Frederic J. Waters, Tagbilaran. Lanao Ralph E.Spencer, Camp Keith- Wiley B. Beard, Malolos. ley. Sylvester C. Kelleher,i Tugue- Sulu Jesse W. Light, Jolo. garao. Zamboanga Carl B. Crabtree,! Naga. PORTO KICO. Robert Clauson, Capiz. Cavite J. Scott McCormick,1 Cavite. Adjuntas lAiis Padilla. Cebu SamuelJ. Wright, Cebu. Aguadilla Santiago Veve, jr. Iloeos Norte Luther Parker, i Laoag. Anasco Pedro P. ArAn. Daniel E. Clancy.' Vigan. Manuel G. Nin. Iloilo O.H.Charles, Iloilo. Arroyo Isabela John H. M. Butler,! Ilagan. Barros Gumorsindo Cordero Roderick G. McLeod, Santa Bayamon Cruz. WiUiam E. Littlefield. John F. Brown,' Tacloban. Manila H. A. Bordner, Manila. Camuv Juliet A. Casey. Marinduque Clayton I. Halsey,' Boac. Justo Ramos, Calapan. Caycy Alan H Linch James M. Swartz,' Cagayan. Ciales Charles A. Blue,' Baguio. MuevaEcija Lewis P. Willis,' Cabanatuan. Nueva Vizcaya Roy D. Bennett, Bayombong. Occidental Negros. WiUiam R. Hammo,' Bacolod. Fajardo S. D. W. Mills. Oriental Negros... John C. Early, Dumaguete. Cenon Monastorial,' Cuyo. Guayanilla Hatuey Diaz. Pampanga Adam C. Derkum, San Fer- Humacao. Cecilio Torres Reyes. nando. Isabela Pangasinan Edward J. Murphy, Lingayen. JuanaDiaz Zoilo Gracia. Charles W. Riunmell, Pasig. Romblon Salusliano Vibar,' Romblon. Lares Chas. P. Cassidy. Charles E. Uoyo, Catbalogan. George W. Satterthwaite, Sor- Maricao sogon. Mayaguez Luis Irizarry. John U. MoBrido, jr.,' Surigao. Tarlac Arthur G. Spiller, Tarlac. Ponce Johu P. Blanco. Gilbert S. Perez, Lucena. Rio Grande Union Gabriel R. Manalac,' San Fer- RioPiodras Cecil E. Stevens. nando. Francisco Llamado,' Iba. San German J. V. McGuire. . •San Sebastian Pedro A.Cebollero. Department 0/ Min- Utuado \CTisin Frank P. Low, Butuan. \'ega Baia Victor M. Suarez. Bertram S. Ton Hagen,' Ma- laybahiy...... ' . '

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III. —County and Othkk Local Superixtenuents o/ Schools—Continued.

Town Town superintendent. Town. Town superintendent.

KU»I.E LSI.ANP. KUODE ISLANI>— contiuiied. rharlestown .Middktowu Joel Pe-kham, Aquidneck. JHarold T. Lowe, Hope \alley. Hopkintou .Narraganseit "William A. Uradv, Wakellcld. ExettT Rowland B. I'almor. Sincum. .N\w Shorcham. .. Hicliard Campbell, Block I»- E. r.CoI.son. North Siitiiaio. Olocster Clovis H. Milcli.ll, Critnville. }Mchmond Irvine C. Phillips, F-a.st (Green- Jamcstow-n \Valt

I-i«leCompton-.. J. Webster Coombs, Little West Greenwich . Joseph Rose, Escoheag. Coinpton.

County superintendent. County superintendent.

SOITII CAH

.\bbcville.. P. H. Mann, Abbeville. .\iken C. H. Scigler, .\iken. (lark Constance Conner^ Clark.

.MIendale . J. R. CulIoDi, .MIendale. Clav Nora Silkcnson, \ crniillion. Anderson.. L. M. MahalTtv. .\nderson. Codington.. .\dah E. Minard, Watertown. Raml.'erp... W. D. Rowdl' iiambcrg. Corson Regina Cietman, Mcintosh. Barnwell... H.J. Crouch, Barnwell. Custer Arma Gillette, Custer.

Beaufort . . W. M. Steinmeyer, Beaufort. Davison.. AlmaT. Leighfv, Jliichell. Berkclej'... Sidney Sanders, Moncks Cor- Dav Clara N. 'Hansoii, Wel>ster. ner. Deuel C. G. St. Jolm, Clear Lake. Calhoun G.W. Wannamaker. Matthews. Dowev Eleanor McNey, Timber I^ike

Charleston . H. H. McCark'v, Charleston. ! >ougfas .\delia D. Hilton, .\nnoiir. Cherokee W. C. Mc.\rthrir, Caffnov. iCdraimds.. Nellie J. Bapp, Ipswich. Chester W. D. Knox. Chester. Fall River. Irene E. Tcrgusun, Hot Chesterfield W. F. Young, Chesterfield. Springs. Clarendon... E. J. Browne, Manning. Faulk Marjory Warner, Faiilkton.

Colleton H. S. Strickland, Wallerboro. Grant .| Nettie S. Johnson, iUlbank. Oarlinpton.. L. W. nick, Darlington. (iregory Mary E. Ward, Burke. Dillon IT.M. .MtKKly, Dilbn. Haakon Nina Duryea, I'hilip. Dorchester.. J. \. I'arler, St. George. Hamlin Esther M. Shaver, Harti. Edgefield... W. W. Fuller, Edgefield. Hand AddieC. Welch, Miller. Fairfield J. L. Brice, ^^ iniisboro. Hanson Jessie Robertson, Alexandria. Florence A. H. Casque, Florence. Harding Eudora \'. Siegner, Builalo. Georgetown. J. W. Doar, Georgetown. Hughes Grace K. Matteson, Pierre.

• ireenvllle... M. C. Harton. Greenville. Hutchinson Caroline .\f . Waltner, Freeman. (ireenwood.. T. E. Dom. Greenwood. Hyde Henrietta DeWitte, Highmore. Hampton . W. P. BoM-iTS, Hampton. Jackson Blanch Frj', Kadoka. Horry E. C. .Vllen, Conwav. lerauld R. H. Crerar, Wessington Jasper R. R. Tison, Ridgeland. Springs. Kershaw. ... Allen Mtirchison, Camden. Jones Lucia E. O'NeU, Murdo. Lancaster . . A.C. Rnwell, Lancaster. ICiugslmry -Margaret L. .McCarty, De Laurens R. T. Wilson, Laurens. Smet. Lee B. T. Browne, Bishopville. Lake Florence Northorp, Madison. Lexington... Julius E. .-^hurpe, Lexington. Lawrence Kathrvn Ayer-Ewing, Dead- M(<"ormick.. T. J. Price, McCormick. wood. Marion S. J. Wall, Marion. Lincoln Maylou M. Rogers, Canton.

Marlboro A. L. Easteiling, Bennetts- ! L^Tnan W. C. Gigg, oaeoma. ville. .M'cCook Maude Graves, Salem. Newberry E. .Vull, N'ewberrv. H. , MePherson.. Ruth Reue, Leola.

Oconee..". L. C. Spears, Walhalla. ! Marshall...., Catherine .Morris, lint (on. Orangeburg... W. A. Schifllev, Orangeburg. .Meade .Marion Johnson, Sturgis. litkrns F. V.Clayton, "Pickens. . Mellette Mavme -Miller, White River.

Richland Ct. Elear.er, |i M. Columbia. Miner Margaret .\nder.son . Howard. .Saluda F. o. Black, Saluda. Minnehaha.. Alma Langbout, Sioux Falls.

Spartanburg . J. B. Lanca.'-tor, Spartanburg. Moody Katharina ISlilie, Flaudreau. Sumter J. H. Havnesuorth, Siuuier. Penninijton. Irene E. Winkler, Rapid City.

Union F. M. ElferlK>, Cuion. ' Perkins .Mrs. Jessie (>. .\lleii. Bison.

Williamsburg W. F. Montgomerj- Kingsiree. Potter Frances Carpt-r, < 'elt yslmrg. York J.E.Carroir, York. Rol)erts Pearl F. Roliiiison, Sissetoii.

I Saul>orn SadaC. Post, Woon.socket.

SOUTH DAKOTA. ' .Shannon'... J. M.HUish, Pine Ridge. Spink Edna M. Cranefield, Redfield. .\urora Elsie Hooper, Plankintou. Stanlev Winifred Angel, Fort Pierre. Beadle -N'ellie Brusso, Huron. Sullv.." Fern Sjiencer, < )riida. Bennett Clara Parla-^ca. .Martin. Todd> Mrs. Saido W. Ilickev, Sioux Bon Homme. Lillian S. Cp< r. Tvndull. Falls. Brookings Mal)el K. Tro

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in. County and Other Local Superixtendents of Schools—Continued.

County. County superintendent. County. County superintendent.

TENNFPSEK. TENNESSEE—con.

Anderson W. H. MiUer, Clinton. Scott W. J. JelTers, Himtsvilic. JSedford Louis Wilhoite, SherDyvillc. Sequatchie. W. V. Freiley, Dunlap. Benton E. J. Clement, Camden. Sevier R. L. Ogle, Sevierville. BledNoc Samuel Hixson, Pikeville. Shelby Chnrl O. Willianis, Memnhis. Blount J. H. Miser, Maryville. Smith F. S. Hufllnes, Carthage'. Bradley E. J. Frazier, Cleveland. Stewart W.C. Howell, ]>over. Campbell..- E. H. Smith, Jacksboro. Sullivan J. C. Ak-ird, i;louutvi!lc. Cannon W. H. FInlev, Woodbury. SunuiiT T. W. Hiuiter, CJallatiu. Carroll D. T. Barnhill, Huntingdon. Tipton Eugene lounger, Covington. Mrs. L. E. Carter J. R. Ritchie, Elizabethtou. Trousdale.. McCiUskev, Iiarts* Cheatham P. H. Duke, Ashland City. viUe. Unicoi R. H. Gilbert, Krwin. Chester J. W. Stewart, Keuderson. W. '-uion Thomas, Maynardville. Claiborne Jas. W. Bald^^nn, New Taze- W. H. \'an I'.ureu.. C. Clark, Spencer. well. M. Clay H. G.Maxey,Celina. Warren J. li. Clark, McMiimviUe. Cocke Ruth O'DeU, Newport. Washington. J. C. Berry, Jon^sboro. Wavne...... Jno. Gallien, Waynesboro, CofiCee L. E. Summers, Manchester. W. Wcakloy.... r. Y. Fuqua, Dresden. Crockett W. B. Jones, Alamo. Whir.' W. E. Shockley, Sparta. Cumberland. J. S. CUne, Crossville. Williamson. Fred J. Page, Franklin. Davidson W. C. Dodson. Nashvillr. Wilson G. W. Alexander, Lebanon. Decatur Geo. L. Worttiam, Parsons.

DeKalb , Emmons Givan, Liberty. TEXAS. Dickson R. E. Corlew, Charlotte. Anderson.. E. F. Rollins, Palestine. Dyer N. Dora Bowen, Dyersburg. Andrews. . J. W. Irivin, Andrews. Fayette J. B. Summers, Somer\-ille. Aiigelina... W. \. O'Quiim, 1-ufkin. Fentress Jamestown. W. R. Storie, Ar-insas Jce A. Harper, Rookport. Franklin Winchester. W. J. Arnold, Archer Geo. W. Alexander, Archer Gibson Trenton. F. L. Browning, City. Pulaski. GUes B. II. Gaultney, Armstrone H. L. Mobley, Claude. Grainger H. G. Farmer, Rutledge. Atascosa Hiram D. Rhode, Joiu-danton. Greene Joel N. Pierce, Greeneville. Austin : W. S. Smitli, Bell'-ilk. Itamont. Grundy J. L. Rollings, A Bailey R. J. KluTQp, Mulcshoe. Hamblen J. D. Self, Morristown. Pandora J. A . l'',ames, Bandera. Hamilton . . J. A. rvobci-is.riiattanooga. Bastrop -. . Fred Haynie, Bastrop. Hancock L..l.< ,ir.,.,,s,„odvaie. T'aylor Nat G. Mitchell, Seymour. Hardeman.. M. K. Il;.i.li!i, Holivar. Bee Fannie Dobie, Beevilie. S'ltillo. Hardin J.C. Siiiilh. Bell I'. L. Stone, Belton. Hawkins C. H. Richardson, Rogersville. Bexar W. A. Thurman, San .\ntonio, Haywood . . F. R. Ogilvie, Brownsville. Blanco Wm. Martiny, Johnson City. R. E. Powers, Lexington. Borden J. U. Harmabass, Gail. Henry Joe Ronton, Pans. Bosque Mrs. Daisy Bible, Meridian. . . Centcrville. Hickman J. A. McCord, Bowie C". .\. Bonham, Boston. Houston D. J. McAulay, Erin. f5razoria Lettie E. DeFee, Angleton. Waverly. Humphreys. W. H. Knight, Brazos J. I-:. Smith, Brvivn. Jackson Estelle Gailbreath, Gainesboro. Brewster M. S. Burke, Alpine. JefTcrson Roy R. Bales, Dandridge. Briscoe L. B. Richards, Silverton. Johnson Donnellv, Mountam R. P. Brooks J. A . Brooks, Falfurrias. Citv. Brown Carrie Reaxes, Brownwood. Knox. W. L. Stooksbury, Knoxville. Burleson Lee Hensley, Caldwell. Lake. Thurman McCain, Tipton- I'.iirnet J. n. Smitli, lUunet. viUe. Caldwell Lcona l^odd, Lockhart. Lauderdale. G. G. McLeod, Ripley. Calhotiji S. L. Marsh, Port Lavaca. Lawrence . . Virgil G. Holt, Lawrenceburg. Callalu'n B. G. Chrisman, Baird. Lewis S. llouston Proffltt, Hoheu. Cameron P. D. Kennamer, Bro\ni.sville. waid. Camp G. T. Barnes, Pittsburg. Lincoln W. B. Davidson, Fayetteville. Carson J. A. Whiteside, Panhandle. Loudon J. T. Henderson, Loudon. Cass J. B. McClnng, Linden. McMinu E. R. Lmgerfelt, Athens. Castro B. D. Woodlee, Dimmitt. McNairy Terry Abernathv, Selmer. Clianil)ers Joe F. Willson, A nahnac. Macon W.H.Cook, La"Fayeli.-. Cherokee W. B. Thompson, Rusk. Madison W. A. Malone, Jackson. Ctiildress Mahle Hare, Childress. Marion D. A. Tate, South Piltsljurg. Clay Hugh Moore, Henrietta. Marshall J. G. Stinson, Lcwisliur^;. Cochran J. n. Moore, Lubbock. Maury Jno. P. (;r;i''i III!,' i:;:r.,ka. Coke E. J. Stockton, Robert Lee. Mcips J. H. Beiiii. (',,..; i. C. L. South, Coleman. .'!!!!! Monroe H. L. C.ill :li . .Miville. Collin". W. S. Smith, McE^inney.

Montgoincry A. W..I()l..',''l I'. . Ic. Collingsworth.. C. C. Small, Wellington. Moore L. H. Wiscnnuii, J.viM lil)urg. Colorado B. H. Meinert.Cohimhiis. Morgan A. B. Peters, WartiKug. Comal Carl Keeper, New Hrannfels. C)lnon B. ,\. A'auehan, tiiion <'j!y. Comanche H. L. Gantz, Comanche. Overton (George O. Lea, Li\ iiigston. (Concho R. Davenport, Paint Rock. T Vrry L. G. Bunch, Linden. ('ooke ' 1". J. Clement, Gainesville. Pickett J. Babb, Byrdstown. Coryell Hall, Gatesvilie. W. j H. T. J'olk W. B. Rucker.Copperliill. Cottle Mrs. Edith .Tones, Paducah. I'utnam Beechor (.ientry, Coolccville. Crockett Chas. F. l>avidson, O/ona. Ilhea. Walter White, I)ayton. Crosby Pink L. Parrish, Crosby ton. Koane J. F. Brittain, King.ston. CiillHMson W. E. Neill, Van Horn. Kol>ert.son... Wm. McNeeley, Springfield. Dallam A. M. Reese, Dalhart. Rutherford.. W. N, Elrod, Alurfrcesboro. Dallas A. F. McDonald, Dallas. — .

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III. County and Otiieu Local Superintendents ov Schools—Continued, '

County. County superintendent.

TEXAS—contd. TKX.\s—contd.

Dawsmi 1. U. LowTin, I.iiinesa. Kleberg Bon I". Wilson, Kingsvillo. l)p:if Smith W. M. M.'Kert, Hen'ford. Knox I J. .M. Morgan, Bonjannn. Pcitrt LUlie Cnrrell, Cooper. Lamar ' Mvsia Robinson, Paris. Penton L. A. Allison, l>eiiton. Lamb R.C. Hopping, Olfon. [ r>e Wilt H. n. Montgomery, Cuero. Lampasas W. H- Adkins, Lampasas. Pickens. Chas. NfcLatishlin, Dickens. La Salle 0. A. Welhau.scn.Cotulla. i Dimmltt Wtn. n. Davis, C:<.rrizo Lavaca Frank Schoijpe, llallei ; (.s\illo. Sprinrs. Lee E. Mcintosh, t^.iddint's. Donley W. T. Link, Clarendon. Leon W. R. Moore, Centerville. Duval I D. A. Parr, San Dieco. Liberty W. C. Crowlev, Liberty. Eastland Ulala Howanl, Kastland. Limestone Mrs. Cora Ferguson, Groeslx-ck. Ector ' J. T. Cross, Odessa. Lipscomb E. ! W. Shutterlv, Lipscomb. Edwards A. P. Allison, Rocksprings. Live Oak T. H. Miller, George West. I EUis John Olsen. U'axahachic. Llano A. E. .Moore, Llano. El Paso M>Ta C. Winkler, Kl Paso. Loving Jas. F. Ross, Peois. Erath Miiry Marrs. StcnhenviUe. Lubbock E. R. Havnos, Lubbock.

Lucile Rot;ers, .\(arHn. I FalN ; Lynn J. W. EUiott, TahoWa. Fannui F. A. Spencer, Bonham. .Madison Loula .Malonc, Madisonville.

Favottc C. A. Sticrlint:, I^a tirange. .Marion ' Mrs. I. C. Donnelly, Jeilerson. Fislior Henrv L. Do Busk, Robv. Martin ' , A. G. Odom, Stanton. Floyd \V. B". Chirk, n.n-.liula. .Mason John T. Banks, Mason. Fonrd ' G. L. Burk, Crowell. -Matagorda Malxil Kennedy, Bay City,

. . . Fort Minnie M. Mayes, Richmond. ' Bend I MavericJc W. A. Bonnet, I'agle Pass. Franklin W. Irbv, Vernon. i R. Mount ' .MeCulloch W. M. Deans, P.radv. Freestone E. J. Hood, Fairlield. .McLennan R. L.Abbott, I Waco.

.Mrs. Bttts, Pearsall. ' Frio I .Mona McMullen D. B. Martin, Tilden. Oames T. O. Stark, Seminole, Medina X. Saaiholf. ^ W. Hondo.

Galveston t B. Blacksione, Tom Galveston. Mi-nard J. D. Scruggs, Men;!rd. Garza II. f(irs.

Montgomery : P. R. Clarke, Coiiroe. \V. Grai-son <;eo. Acton, Sherman. Moore L. \V. Wall, Dumas. Gregg S. L. Wilson, Long view. Morris Irma Stokes, Daingorfield. Gnmes George L. Barron, Anderson. Motley C. L. Glenn, Matador. Guadalupe .Ma.x U. Weinert, .Scpuin. Xacogdoohea Lewis, Hale..... L. D. Griffin, Pla:nview. E. Maud Nacogdoches.

Navarro , HaU M. E. McNallv, Memphis. Albert J. Davis, Corsieana. Hamilton A. T. Jones, Hamilton. Newton E. A. Liuusey. Newton. Nolan Minnie E. Fowler, Uau^lord A. H. Slorrs, Hansford. Sweetwater. Nueces Benton, Hardeman Mrs. Franc-es Bone, tjuanah. Nat Corpus Christie. Ochiltree J. M. Grimsby, Perryton. Hanliu J. W. .McDonald, Kountze. Oldham Jas. E. May, \'cga. Harris W. (i. Smilev, Houston. Orange Mrs. II. Mctiill, Harrison J. W.Cvphers, Marshall. W. Orange. Palo Pinto Mrs. Clark, Hartley W. R. i^laton, Chamiing. Edith Palo Pinio. Panola Caith;'.ge. Haskefl Mrs, Ed. RoUrt-son, Haskell. M. Shaw, Parker V. P. Craver, Weatherford. Ha>'s Wilma Allen, San .\larcos. Parmer James D. Hamlin, Farwell. Hemphill J. E. Stej. hens, Canadian. Pecos Heurferson B. P. Sniith, Athens. Howell Johnson, Fort Stock- ton. Hidalgo J. S. Bunn, Ednil)urE. Hill Frank Van Winkle, HiUsboro. Pork W. J. Tullos, Livingston. Hockley J. R. Evans, Ropersville. Potter R. C. Johnson, Amarillo. Hood R. M. -MugK, Granbury. Presidio K. C. Miller, Marfa. Hopkins B. F. Vanderslice, Sulphur Rains H. D. Garrett, Emory.

Springs. Randall Worth \. Jennim.s, Can "von. Houston J. 11. Rosscr, Crockett. Real Ed. A. Kelly, Leakey. Howard J. T. Brooks, Big Spring. Reagan W. W. Pitlihan, Stiles. Hudspeth P. A. Hazzard. Sierra Blanca. Red River Mrs. C. Stephens, Clarksxnlle. Hunt K. P. Thomas, (;reenville. Reeves Jas. F. Ross, Pecos. Hutchinson .M. C. .Mat his, Plemou.s. Refugio J. Turner Vaiue, Refugio. Irion W. W. Carson, Sherwood. Roberts J. K. McKen/io, Miami. Jack H. W. Dobsou, Jacksboro. Rol,ert.s.'n Clara Storv, Franklin. Jackson .\lusa Irby, tilna. R.KkwaU J. K. Wells, Rockwall. Jasper I. J. Ilarjiis, Jasper. Rimnells John J. Bugg, Ballinger. Jeir Davis J. W. .Merrill, Fort DavLs. Husk (}. ('. Padgett, Henderson. JelTerson Mary Sandell, Beauiuont. Sal)ine O. P. Pate, Hemphill. JimHoge A.M. Brumlield, Uebl.ronville. San .\ngusline. W. E. Mathews, Han .August ine, JimWelTs LclaB.Du Bos<', Alice. San Jacinto D. M. Love, Cold .Springs. Johnson :i VVictor B. Penurl, Clct'urne. San I'airicio... Mrs. Susan Sipe-s, Smlon. Jones John C. Thompson, An.>^n. San Saba ...... G. L. Huckaby, San Saba. Karnes L. P. Lightsev, Karnes City. Sihlcicher C. A. Womack, El Dorado. Kaufman -Mary E. NasJi, Kaufman. S(iu-r\ Nealy Squires, Snvder. Kendall J. A. Phillip, Boerne. Shaclielford Richard Dvess, Albany. Kent B. T. Vanliman.Clairemont. Shelby W. M. Chandler, Center. Kerr Lee Wallace, Kerrville. Shernian J P. R.eder, Stratford. Kimble Weaver 11. Baker, Junction. Smith R. D. Boulter, Tyler. King J. F. WitherT)oori, Cuthrie. Somer\pll R. L. Bryan, Glen Rose. Kinney John H. Stadler,Brackettville. Starr Sam P. Vale, Rio Grande City. — , ..

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III. County and Other Local Superintendents op Schools—Continued.

County. County .superintendent. County. County superintendent. !

TEXA.S—contd. 1 UTAH.

Stephens Emma T. Hope, Breckenridge. Beaver J. Frank Day, Beaver. B. T. Withers, Sterling City. Boxelder C. H. Skidmore, Brigham.

Stonewall M. Sudie Abbott, Aspermont. Cache R. V. Larson, Logan. ' Sutton L. W. Elliott, Sonora. Carbon D. C. Woodward, jr., Price. J. E. Swepsten, Tulia. Tarrant B. Carroll, Fort Worth. Davis H. C. Burton, Farmington. Ada D. Pearce, Abilene. Teirell G. J. Henshaw, Sanderson. Emery A. L. Leonard, Huntington. Teiry P. J. Broughton, Brownfleld. Garfield F. G. Gardiner, Panguitch J. L. Smith, Throckmorton. D. S. L. McCorkle, Moab. Titus P. II. Rogers, Mount Pleasant. Iron H. Claude Lewis, Cedar City. 1 Tom Green J. H. Armstrong, San Angelo. Juab: Travis Leon G. Halden, Austin. Juabdist Ray Stewart, Nephi. Trinity W. A. Reese, Groveton. Tinticdist.... I. L. Williamson, Eureka. Tyler Bronson C. Howell, Woodville, Kane D. D. Rust, Kanab. J G. W. McPeek, Gilmer. Millard Alonzo Huntsman, Fillmore. 1 Upton J. H. Felps, Rankin. Morgan J. R. Tippetts, Morgan. -" Uvalde Mamie Anthon, Uvalde. Piute Val Verde Josephine Jones, Del Rio. Rich . . Van Zandt B. E. Youngblood, Canton. Salt Lake: Victoria Blanche Crutsinger, Victoria. Granite dist. . D. W. Parratt, Salt Lake City,' Walker J. C. Thomas, Hnntsville. Jordan dist D. C. Jensen, Sandy, R. F. D.2. Waller Adice Cameron, Hempstead. Sampete: Ward Geo. H. Tucker, Barstow. North dist J. W. Anderson, Mt. Pleasant. Washington Fredericke Turner, Brenham. South dist E. T. Reid, Manti. J B. Richardson, Laredo. Webb Parley Woolsey, B landing. Wharton EUzabeth Mclver, Wharton. Sevier A. J. Ashman, Richfield. L. D. Miller, Wheeler. Wichita Burl Bryant, Wichita Falls. Summit: Coalville. Wilbarger J. N. Fulcher, Vernon. North dist David H. Fowler, dist Alston, Willacy J. S. Thornham, Sarita. South Howard V. Kamas. Williamson Mary S. Sanders, Georgetowoi. Tooele E. M. Reid, Tooele. Heber Olson, Vernal. Wilson J. E. Swift, FloresviUe. Uintah S.

Winkler Will A. Martin, Kermit. Utah; "^

Wise B. F. Roe, Decatur. Alpine dist. . . J. H. Walker, American Fork. Wood... J. U. Searcy, Quitman. Nebodist L. J. Nuttall, jr., Spanish Fort. Yoakum R. P. Moreland, Plains. Wasatch D. A. Broadbent, Heber City. Young H. 11. Avants, Graham. Washington W. O. Bentlev, jr., St. George. J. M. Sanchez, Zapata. N. H. Hunt, Crystal City. Weber

Supervision District superintendent. Supervision District superintendent. district. district.

VERMONT. VERMONT—contd.

Addison County: Bennington Northwest dis- W. I>. Coggins. County: trict Central di-Hrict. B. 1'. Hamlin, M;inchester. Ferrisburg, Arlington, M onk ton Sunderland, Panton, Ver- Manchester, gennes, Wal- Sandgate, thara. Dorset. Northeast dis- W. A. Beebe, Bristol. Southwest dis- A. W. Varney, Bennington. trict. Bristol, Starksboro, Bennington Lincoln, New T., Glaston- Haven. bury, North

Central dlitricl. .Vrthur W. Eddy, Middlebury. P w n a 1 , Cornwall, North Ben- Middlebury nington, Pow- T., Middle- nal, Shafts- bury I., Rip- bury, Wood- - t n , \V e y ford. bridge, Salis- Caledonia County: bury. Garfield A. Jemicson, West Southwest dis- V.G.Smith, '.rwell. North district. trict. West Burke L, Burke T., Bridport, Or- Sutton, New- well, Benson, ark, East Ha- West Haven. ven. ., . ..

COUNTY SCHOOL SUrERlNTENDENTS. 41

III. —County axd Other Local Superintendexts of Schools—Continued.

SSupprvision District superintendent. Supervision District superintendent. district. district.

VERMONT—oonld. VERMONT—COntd. Caledonia Franklin County— Coimtv—ut«i. Continued. .Vor'th Central Martin K. Daniels, I.yndon- Northeast dis- Edwin F. linoiie, Ul()ifnrd. dMiict. ville. trict. Lyndonvillc Richford, I., 1-vndon 1., Berkshire, Lynaon T., Montponierv. Kirl.y, Shef- i^outhtast dis- Erie n. Hol:iies, Kasl Fairfield. field, Whec- trict. lock.' Bakersfield, South Central Har\ey Burbank, Danville. Fairfield, dutrkt. Fletcher. Burnet, Fair/aidistiirt. E. W. Mid.ilelon, Fairfax.

r p a c h a 111 , Fiurfax. ^"filden, ^Va. Grand Isle Countv: terford, Dan- Orand JsU dis- Fred K. C.r-ilK M'l.nrg. ville. trict. South dutriei.. Leon.u-d D. Smiih, Weils River. Alburg, Isla Wells River La Mot t e , I., -N'ewbury, North Hero, • Jroton, Rye- South Hero, .,?»'P- , . CtntraldMrict. Minnie E. Hays, Essex So'ith . Howe, Morrisville, Junc- Morristown, Essex Junc- tion. S t w e , El- tion I., Essex more. T., WiUiston, Cambridge W. H. Venabl.>, J.-ffersonville. Winooski I., Colchester. district. Cambridge. South district . . Bumhain A. ("olby, Shelburne. Shelburne, Johnson dis- Ralph C. Mayo, Johnson. Chariot te, trict. Johnson. South Burl- InRt on, St. Orange Coimty: Oeorpe, Hunt- East district .. D. H. Locke, Bradford. Bradfo r d ington, Hines- . burg. Fairlee. Ver- Essex Countv: shire.Corimh, Cookville I., Xnrth district . . B. E. .Stover, North Stratford, Canaan, .v. II. Topsham. Brighton, .Nor- Northwt.il dis- M. A. (Jutland, Williamstown. ton, l.eininu- trict. ton. Bloom- Chelsea. field, Bruns- Williamstowii. wick. Washingiou, ( >range. South district . . S. c. Harding, Concord. Liinenbur;.', Southwest dis- <^eo. W. I'atterson, Randolph. Concord trict. , Victory, Randolph I., r b Randolph T., G a n y , Guildhall, Brookfield, Maidstone. Brain tree. Franklin Countv: Southeast dis- Ralph B. U>\\ , South Strafford. Northwist dis- Homer E. Hunt, Swanton. trict. trict. Thet ford, Swant on, West Fairlee, .Stratford. Highcate, .'^t. Nor- Albans T., wich, fcjliarou. Georgia, Mil- Orleans Count v: ton T., .Milton North district.. O. L. Dugan, Newport Ctr. I., West ford. -VorthTroy. Central diitnet Frederick W. Wallace, Enos- Trov, Ja(, Enosburt; l)urg Falls. Westfiold, Falls l.,Enos- Lo well. Coven- b u r p T., try, Ira-sbiirp, Franklin, .Newport, New- Sheldon. port Ctr. — ,.... ,,

42 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, 1921-1922.

III. County and Other Local Superintendents of Schools—Continued.

Supervision Supervision Pistrict superintendent. District superintendent. district. district.

VEEMONT—COntd VERMONT—COnui.

Orleans County- Windham Coimty: Continued. Northivest dis- F. R. Adams, South London- East district . . Edwin S. Boyd, West Charles- trict. derry. Charleston, toa. London- Holland, Mor- derrv, Weston, gan, Browni- Winhall, Peru, ington, West- Land grove, more. Jamaica, Central district. Clayton L. Erwin, Barton. Windham. Barton 1., Orleans J., Central district. C. H. Straitiff, Townshend. Barton T. Newfane, Olover, Al- Townsh end. bany. Dover, Ward.s-

Smith district . Clarence L. Cowlcs, Crafts- boro, (i ration, Hard wick I., bury. Athens, Brook- Hardwick T., line, St ratton,

S t a n n a r d , Marlboro. Crafts h u r y SoTifheasl dis- Ethel A. Eddy, Brattleboro. Greensboro. trict. Rutland County: Dummers- North district . M. A. Sturtevant, Brandon. ton, tluilford, Brandon I., Hahfax, Pnr- Brandon T. ne> , Vernon. Hubbard toil, Sudbury, South7cest dis- Frank E. Sawyer, Wilmington. Whiting, Lei- trict. cester, Goshen, Wilmington, Chitten den, Whittingham, Pittsford. Reads b r o o , CerUral district. Philip R. Leavenworth, Castle- Stamford, Castleton, ton. Somerset, West Rutland, Searsburg. Ira, Fan- Ha- Windsor County: ven T., Fair G. Haven I., Rut- North district.. Philo Noon, South Royaltou. land T. Bethell., Soutlmest dis- R. R. Morrow, W. Pawlet. Bethel T., trict. R y a 1 1 11 Poult ncy. Turibridge. Wells, Middle- Central district. Evelyn L. Fuller, Woodstock. town Springs, Woodstock, Pawlet, Ru- Bridgewater, Barnard, Sou'th district . A. Murphy, Wallingford. Mary Pomfret. Wallingford, Mendon, Clar- East district... e n d n. Tin- Hart land, mouth, Danby, West Windsor, Mt. Tabor. Reading. Washington South district.. Percy H. Blake, Chester. County: C li e s t 6 r Northeast dis- H. E.Jackman, Cabot. Wealhersfleld, trict. Cavendish, Cabot.'Calais, Duttonsville Woodl)U ry, I., Baltimore, Marslificld. Andover. Central district. Walter B. Lance, Plainfield. East Mont- West district... Geo. B. Whitney, Ludlow.

pelier. Plain- L u d 1 w , field, Worces- PIVHiouth, Mt. ter, Middlesex, Holly, Shrews- Moretown. bury. district South . Charles P. McKnight, North- Northvtest dis- L. L. Chamberlain, Rochester. N r t hfield field. trict. I., Northfield Rochester I., Rochester T., Bermr'"'''- Hancock, \rcst district... M. H. Willis, Waterbury. Waterbury, (Iranville, Pittsfield, D u X b u r y , Fayston, War- Sherburne, Stockbridge. ren, Waitsfield Bar re Timn Waldo Clover, Barre. Windsor dis- E. K. Boak, Windsor. district. trict. BaiTe Town. Windsor. — ..

COU^'TV SCHOliL ;?Li'EltlNTt:NL)ENTS. 43

III. County ani> Othkh Local Sui'tki.\TE\uKNTs oi Schools—c ..numu-d.

County. County superintendent. County. County superintendent.

VIRGINT.\. viKGi.vi.i—eoutd.

Accomac G. C. Joyno5, Onancock. Prince Edward. T. J. Mcllwaine, Hampden- Allwinnrlo \. L. Bennett, Charkitte.sville. Sidney.

Alexandria. Fleuher Kemp, Rosslyn. Prince George. . . R. K. Hoke, Hopewell. AUuKhauy J. •;. Jeter, Covington. Prim-ess .\iuic J. U.Carroll, Oceana. .\melia W. R. Wrigglesworth, Black- Prince William.. Clia.s. R. Mcf.onald, Gainft?- Stone. ville. Amherst W. I.. Tucker, Amherst. Pulaski E. L. Darst, Dublin. Appomatox N. R. Featherston, Pamplin. Rappahannock... H. D.Hite, Front Royal. K. M. SomervilU', .Staunton. Richmond Blake T. .Vewlon, Hague. Bruce R. Richard:

Powhatan. i P. C. Williams. Fine Creek Whitman H. A. Ellis. Colfax. MUls. Vakima Mae L. Mark, Yakima. —

44 EDUCATIONAL DIKECTOKY, 1921-1&22.

III. County and Other Local Superintendents of Schools—Continued.

County. County superintendent. County, County superintendent.

WEST VIRGINIA. WISCONSIN—con.

E.A.Hunt, Philippi. Crawford A. F. Schoonover, Gays Mills. Palmer -Keesecker, Martins- Dane: burg. First dist Sylvanus Ames, Stoughton. M.T.Miller, Madison. Second dist... Thos. S. Thompson, Mount Bra \ ton .. . W. B. Golden, Flatwoods. Horeb Brooke S. C. Underwood, Wellsburg. Dodge John Kellev, Juneau. ('abell Edward Mays, Huntington. Door Katherine Conley, Sturgeon T. C. Cain, Grantsville. Bay. Clay R. E. Slack, Clay. Douglas Vera C. Rehnstrand, Superior. Doddridge H. D. Snider. West Union. Fayette J. T. Peters, Fayetteville. Eau Claire Lillia E. Johnson, Eau Claire. Gilmer Dallas C. BaUey, Glenville. Mrs. G. W. Kinnear, Florence. Grant H. F. Groves, Petersbui-g. Fond du Lac Orson B. Morse, Fond du Lac. L. 0. Haynes, Smoot.

Hampshu'e . . . Arthur Slonaker, Dillons Rim. Grant F. E. Ralph, Lancaster. H. 0. Miller, New Cumber- land. Green Lake George V. Kelley, Princeton. Hardy . . . E. A. Hawse, Baker. Iowa R. E.Hoskins, Dodgeville. Carl S. Lawson, Clarksburg. Ida Bradley, Hurley. Jackson W.C.Casto, Ripley. Jackson Mae E. Hardie, Black River Isaac N. Bonham, Summit Falls. Point. Jefferson Kanawha Geo. W. Jenkins, jr., Charles- Juneau Leah H Diehl Mauston ton. Kenosha J. J. Kerwin, Silver Lake. Lewis Wade Linger, Weston. Kewaunee Thos. Frawley, Kewaunee. G.L. Pauley, Hamlin. Logan. E. F. Skaggs, Logan. Bangor. Marion. I. A. Barnes, Fairmont. La Fayette W. W. AVoolworth, Darlington. Marshall.. H. E. Carmichael, Mounds- Langlade Bertha Moss, Antigo. ville. W. S. Freeman, Merrill. Alonzo C. Kelly, Point Pleas- Manitowoc LilUan L. Chloupek, Mani- ant. towoc. Mercer B. F.King, Princeton. Marathon J. E. Giessel, Wausau. Mineral Luke McDowell, Keyser. Mrs. Gertrude Schwittay, MLiigo . . . Floyd Evans, Kermit. Marinette Lynn Hastings, Moigantown. Samuel Long, Montello. Monroe O. R. Houchins, Alderson. Milwaukee E.T. Griflan, Milwaukee. Morgan Jesse R. Tyson, Berkeley Harriet Hutsou, Sparta. Springs. Oconto Sauford Wilson Oconto McDowell W.C.Cook, Welch. Nicholas L. O. Bobbitt, Summersville. Outagamie Florence Jenkins, Appleton. Ohio J. H. Lazear, Wheeling. Ozaukee Richard F. Beger, Fredonia. Pendleton John A. Fultz, Franklin. Pepin Cynthia Carlisle, Durand. G. C. McTaggart, St. Marys. Pocahontas Douglass McNeill, Marlinton. Polk Evcljai Weed, Balsam Lake. D. K. Mason, Kingwood. Putnam W. W. Smith, Paradise. Price .... Mrs. Ida Ehle, Philhps. Raleigh Otway F. Cooke, Beckley. Racine Edith McEacluron Union Randolph Troy B. Wilmoth, Elkins. (Jrove. J. F. Hatfield, Harrisville. Richland B. Frank Jarvis, Spencer. Rock Summers Lee Harper, Hinton. Rusk R H Burns Ladysmith. Taylor W.E. Leach, Grafton. St. Croi.x H. A. Anne, Baldwin. Tucker R. E. King, Par.sons. Sauk .Tessie Martiny, Baraboo. Tyler C. R. Ingraham, Middlebourne. Sawyer Mrs. Josephine Grafton, Hay- W. 0. Hinkle, Buckhannon. ward. Wayne W.H.Peters, Wayne. Shawano Ij. D. Roberts, Shawano. Webster Sampson N. Miller, Webster Sheboygan II. C. Dornbush, Plymouth. Springs. Emma M. Lupin.sky, Medford. Wetzel F. M. Tuttle, New Martins- Trempeleau Helen M. Berg, Whitehall. ville. Vernon George E. Sanford, Viromia. Wirt Leonard C. Dailey, EUzabeth. Vilas Arthur J. Austin, Eagle River. Wood Lawrence C. White, Parkers- Walworth burg. Washburn Lucy A. Leonard, Shell Lake. Wyoming G. B. McGraw, Pinevillc. Wa.shington M. T. Buckley, West Bend. Waukesha G.B.Rhoads, Waukesha. WISCONSIN. Waupaca R. C. Bigford, Mariawa. Mrs. Mary Brearey, Friendship. Ashland Thomas F. O'Connell, Ash- Winnebago R E Sanders Oshkosh land. Ruth Bennett, Wisconsin Regina Kohten, Barron. Rapids. Bayfield Jcs.sie N. Smith, Washburn. WYOMING. E. A. Seymour, Green Bay. BufTalo H. H. Liebenberg, Ahna. Albany Mrs N Artisee Erickson Lar- Anna Ry.ss, Grantsburg. W.F.Staiiss, Chilton. Anna Johjison, Chippewa Falls. Basin.

Clark O. J. Thompson, Neillsville. 1 .Campbell Edith B. George, Gillette. Columbia Laura B. Jamieson, Portag. Carbon Helen M. Irving, Rawlins. .. .—

CITY SCHOOL SUPKRIXTENDENTS. 45

III. —CoTTNTY AND Other Local SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS—Continued.

IV. Superintendents of Public Schools in Cities and Towns.

Popula- Superintendent or tion, Superintendent or supervising principal. census of supervising principal. 1920.

ALABAMA. I ARIZONA— contd

I Alabama City. 5,432 E. J. GUbert. Globe P. I Walter Bland .Vlbany 7,e52 R. \V. Cowart. Jerome J. O. Mullen. Andalusia 4,023 L. E. Brown. Mesa ,036 H. E. Hendrix Anmsion 17, 734 David R. Murphcy. Miami G, 089 Charles R. Tupper. Athens 3,323 J. Frank JarreU. Morenci 7,501 W. E. Lutz.

AttaUa 3,4C2 Alice Coleman. Nogales 5,199 I (i. U. Madden. Bessemer 1», 674 L. L. \ann. Phoemx 29,0.53 ! John D. Loper. Birmuigham... 178,806. C. B. Cleuu. Preseott ,010 S.H.Martin. Brewtou 2,682 L. O. Kyzar. Tucson 292 Clinton E. Rose. Briehton 3,66.5 H. M. Sharpe. Wiuslow 730 C. C. Grover. Carlxin Hill... 2,666 Yuma Decatur 4, 7.->2 \V. W. Benson. Demopolis 2,779 C. B. (iamWe. ARKANSAS. Dothau 10,a34 B. B. Baker. Enterprise 3,013 Lloyd C. Warr. Arkadelphia 3,3U W. J. Breit. Eufaula 4,939 H. L. L pshaw. Batesville 4,299 Sidney Pickens. Fau-lield 5,003 F. D. Graves. Benton 2,933 Bert Lary. Florala 2,633 J. P. Daster. BlythevUle 6,447 Harvey H. Haley. Florence 10, 529 F. T. Appleby. Bnnkley 2,714 John Baumgartner. Gadsden 14, 737 \V. C. (inggs. Camden 3,238 W. F. Hall. Girard 4,912 J. A. Ltuicfcford. Clarendon 2,6:i» J. E. Howiird. Greenville 3,471 R. L. Marchman. Conway 4, .564 R. E. Womack. Hunisville 8,018 Frank W. Williams. Crossett 2.707 D.C. Hastings. Jaipcr 3,246 W. 1. Powers. De Queen 2,517 I'carl ^\illiam.Hon. Lpnctt 4,970 C. K. Lunceford. El Dorado 3, 8'*7 Donald MacQueen. Mobile 60, 777 S. .S. .Murphy. Faycttcville 5,302 F. S. Root. Montgomery... 43. 4&t W. R. Harrison. Fordyee 2, 996 J. R. Anders. OpoliJia 4, 9*^.0 J. W. Watson. Forrest City 3,377 -M.S. Smith. jr.

Ozark 2,,01S J . Flovd Collins. Fort Smith 2.H, 870 C. J. Tidwell. Phoenix 5, 432 J. C. .McAuley. Harrison 3,477 W. D. Jeter. Piedmont 2,045 L. C. Fitts. Helena ll:^ E. B. . 9, Tucker. Roanoke 3,W1 L. L. James.' Hope 4, 790 D. L. Paisley. Sclma 15, .589 Omer Carmichael. Uot Springs 11,695 Cry McKenzie. Sheffield 6, 682 L. E.Crcol. Jonesboro 9,384 J. 1'. Womack. Talladega 6,5J6 J. A. Ba.\lcy. Little Rock 65,142 R. C. Hall. Troy 5, 696 E.G. McGhee.jr. Malvern 3, 861 J. L. Pratt. Tuscaloosa 11,996 J. .\I. Burnett. .Marianna 5,074 Fred .Mac-Clicsncy. Tusoumbia 3, V55 L. Leftwirh. Mena 3,411 Fred R. Ani;wiu. Union Springs 4. 125 IC. S. Put'b. .Morrillton 3,010 H. A. Wocxlward. Newport 3,771 J. H. Patterson. ALASKA. North Little Rock 14,048 Thomas C.Abbott. I'aragould 6,306 J. W. Rain^iv. Fine Bluff 19,2><0 Junius Jordan. Frescott 2,691 C. M. Hirst. Rogers 3,318 J. W. Oliver. RusscUville 4, ,505 Frank E. McAnear. Bisliee... 9, 2a5 C. F. Philbrook. Searcy 2,836 J. R. Bullington. Clifton... 4,163 W. D. Baker. Siloam Springs... 2,569 W. F. Cameron. Douglas . 9,916 R. K. Soiicrs. Stamps 2,564 H.J.Steele. Flagstaff 3. IH6 J. Q. Th(.ma.s. Stuttgart 4, .522 Charles F. Perrott. Glendale 2,737 C.A. McKee. Te.xarkana 8,257 S. E. Green. 74807°—22- — . . . ..

46 EDUCATIONAL DIKECTOEY, 1921-ir>22.

IV. Superintendents of Public Schools in Cities and Towns—Contmucd.

Popula- Popula- tion, Superintendent or tion, Superintendent or City. City. census of supervising principal, census of supervisingprincipal. j 1920. 1920.

ARKANSAS—eontd. CALIFORNIA—con.

Trumann 2, 598 C. E. Womack. Redwood City 4,020 A.E.Manteith. Van Buren 5, 224 D. M. Riggin. * Richmond 16,843 W. T. Helms. West Helena 6, 226 Broadus M.Smith. 19,341 A. N. Wheelock. 2,933 M. 0. Alcorn. 4,477 Warren Eich. Sacramento 65,908 CharlesC. Hughes. 4,308 San Bernardino. 18,721 Percy R. Davis. 28,806 C. J. Du Four. San Diego 74, 683 Henry C. Johnson. Alhambra 9,096 Charles E.Barber. San Fernando.... 3,204 (SeeLos AnRcles.) 5,526 Charles C.Smith. San Francisco 506,676 Alfred Rbncovieri. Bakersueld 18,638 Charles E. Teach. San Gabriel 2,640 John A. Bevington. H. P. Short. 2, 578 Jennie E. Radlev. 56,036 H. B. WUson. San Jose 39, 612 Walter L. Bachrodt. Brawley 5,389 H. F. WiUebrandt. Ban Leant! ro 5, 703 W. O.Davies. 2,913 Leonard F. Collins. San Luis Obispo.. 5,S95 Arthiu- H. Mabley. Burlingame 4,107 H. E. H. Ruggles. San Mateo 5,979 Geo. W. Hall. 6,223 F. F. Fanning. San Rafael 5, 512 Oliver R. Hartzell. Chico 9,339 Charles H. Camper. Santa Ana 15.485 John A. Cranston. 2,934 C. L. Geer. Santa Barbara.... 19, 441 PaulE. Stewart. 4,282 G. H. Jantzen. Santa Clara 5,220 C. W. Townsend.

Corona 4,129 Glen D. Wight. Santa Cruz 10, 917 ; John W. Linscott. Coronado Fred A. Boyer. Santa Maria 3,943 W. C. Conrad. Daly City 3^779 ^^"illiam J. Savage. Santa Monica 15, 2.52 Horace M. Rebok. 3,400 W. N. Davis. Santa Paula 3, 907 Charles D. Jones. Dunsmuir 2,528 H. A. Burch. Santa Rosa 8,758 Jerome O.Croes. C. 0. Sharpe. East San Diego. . 4, 148 J. D. Simkins. 2,790 El Centro 5, 464 A. P. Shibley. Selma 3,158 Charles Edgecomb. Eureka. 12, 923 GeM-ge B. Albee. South Pasadena.. 7,652 George C. Bush. Fort Bragg 2,616 Preston W.Smith. South San Fran- 4,411 Lewis E. Adams. Fresno 4.5, 086 Wm. John Cooper, cisco. S. Fiillerton 4, 415 C.A. Marcy. 40,296 Ansel Williams. 2, 862 E. E. Brownell. Talt 3,317 Glendale 13, 536 R. D. White. Tulare 3,539 A. W. Rav. Grass Valley 4,006 J. S. Hennessy. 3,394 nella B. Heisser. 5,888 C. E. Denham. Upland 2, 912 Mrs. Edith S. Troel- 3 487 Marvin L. Benson. ler. HoUister 2,781 G. E. Anderson. Vallejo 21, 107 Elmer L. Cave. Huntington Park. 4,513 Willison L. Stuekev. Venice 10,385 Lewis F. Ferrish. Inglewood 3,286 G. W. Crozier. Ventura 4,342 Arthur L. Vincent. Moutgom. Lindsay . . . 2,576 Sherman L. Brown. Visalia. 5,753 DeWitt LMi..^: ::::::;:: 4,850 R. J. Custer. ^^'- ^ ... Long Beach 55, ,593 W. L. Stephens. Watsonville 5,013 T. S. MacQuiddy. Los Angeles 576, 673 Mrs. Susan M. Dor- Watt<; 4,529 James A. DavLs. sev. 7,997 Madera 3,444 0. S. Huhbard. Woodland 4,147 C. E. Dmgle.

Martinez . . 3,858 Alice E.Kelly. Marysville 5,461 L. P. Farris. COLORADO. Merced 3,974 C. S. Clark. MillValley 2,554 Herbert H. Mat- 3,171 G. W. Allen. thews. 11,006 William V. Casey. Modesto 9,241 W. E. Taught. Brighton 2,715 N.J.Rice. 5,480 A. R. Clifton. Canon City 4,551 0. B. Drake. Monterey 5,479 J. H. Graves. Colorado Springs. 30, 105 FrednricTc H. Bair. Monterey Park... 4,108 (See Alhambra.) Delta 2,623 Arthur J. Foster. (P. O., Belvi- 256,491 4,116 Na i 6,757 0. R. Hull. F.nslewood 4,356 W. E. Baker. Narional'City 3,116 Guv Hudeins. Florence 2,629 James P. Eskridge. Collins \. H. Dunn. Needles . . . . 2,807 Jolin H. Thompson. , Fort 8,755 Hunter. Fort Morgan 3,818 Isaac E. Stutsman. Oakland 216,261 Fred M. \ Jimction. 8,665 R. E.Tope. 7; 280 C. W. Randall. 1 Grand

4, 884 Geo- C. Sherwood. 1 Greeley 10, 958 G. E. Brown. 3,340 Louis A. Trempe. 4, 961 Robert M. Tirey. 2,512 E.C. Dilley. 4,417 R. B. Haydock. 1 Lamar Pacific Grove 2,974 R. H. Down. 4,9.59 C. C. Palo Alto . . 5,900 A. C. Barker. Longiuont 5,848 Casey. 4.5,354 John F. West. Loveland 5,065 R. W. Truscott. Petaluma 6,226 Bruce H. Painter. Montrose 3,581 Wm. Melcher. Piedmont 4,282 H. W. Jones. Pueblo: 4 715 Fred S. Ramsdell. District No. 1 (.Tames H. Risley. } 43,050 Pomona 13, .505 Guy V. Whalcy. District No. 20 \John F. Keating. Porter\'ille 4,097 ^\'. A. Fergusom Rocky Ford 3,740 R. J. Walters. Red Bluff 3, 104 J. I). Sweeney. 1 Salida 4,689 (Cdgar Kesner. Sterling 6,415 John A. Sexson. 2,962 Frank Forderhase. ! Corning. PpfHanrtc 9, .571 Henry G.Clement. 1 Trinidad 10,906 H. M.

Redondo Beach. 4,913 C. A. Langworthy. ; Walsenburg 3,565 S. M. Andre^-s. — . .

CITY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS. 4'

IV. Superintendents ok Pubuc Schools in Cities and Towns—Continued.

Popula- 1 tion, Superintendent or Superintendent or City. City. census of sapervisinp principal. 1921).

CONNElTICl-T. CONKECTICirT— continued. Ansonia 17, 643 Richard T. Tobin. Berlin 4,29S B. R. Showalter. Wcihersfield 4,342 F W Barber Bethel 3 201 Frank- A H»»rrv Windham (P. O. 13,801 Egbert A. (ase. 6.627 Herman S. Lovejoy W ilUmantic). Bridgeport 143,555 S.1IUUC1 J. Slawson. Winchester (P.O. 9,019 John Lund. Bristol . 20,620 Karl A. Reiohe. VVinstiKl). 2,549 W. M. Strong. 5,620 2;S55 D.C.Allen. Windsor Locks... 3; 554 Danbnry 22,325 Frank K. Watson. Darien . 4,l>i4 James K Williams. nEL.KW.\RE. Derby. 11,238 John F. Pickett. East Hart ford.... 11,648 Percival S. liarnes. 4,012 W.B.Thornbiirgh. East Haven 3,520 .MissM.A.Lanphear. JliUord 2,703 Robert E. SliilUng. East Windsor (P. 3,741 Ernest W. Small. Newcastle 3,854 Henry E. Snavelv.' O. Warehouse Wilmington 110, 168 David A. Ward. Point). Enfield 11,719 G rover C- Bowman. PISTKICT OF Essex 2,815 Mary G. Collamore. COLOMBIA. Fairfield 11,475 Wm. E. Smith. KarminKton 3,844 L. S. Mills. Washington 437, 571 F. W. Ballou. Glastonhury 5,592 Francis S. Kno.x.

Greenwich 22,123 Kd \si n C . A ndrew s FLORIDA. Griswold 4,220 Frank U.P.Clement. 9,227 Fredk U. Brewer.i Apalachicola 3,066 R. M. Dorscy. Guilford 2,803 Fred L. Drew. Arcadia 3,479 Hamden (P. O. 8,611 -Margaret L. Keefe. 4,203 New Haven). Bradentown 3,868 B. D. GuUett. Ilartftwd 138,086 Thomas S. WeaTer. Davlona 5; 445 Killinslv 8,178 Horace F. Turner. DeXaiMl 3,324 Litchfiofd 3,180 Paul Dillingham. Fernandina 5,457 .Manchester lS,37t) .\lfred F. Howes. Fort Myers 3,678 W. D. Wilson. Mansfield 2,574 A. W. Greer. Gainesville 6,860 F W KiichhnI? Meriden 34,764 David Gibbs. Jacksonville 91,558 F. A. Hathaway. MiddletowTi 22,129 Edward U. Sellew. Key West 18,749 U. S. Lowe. Mil ford 10, 193 H. I. Mathewson. Kissinimee 2,722 I > B Shaver 3,411 V. B. Moody. Lake City 3, .341 Naugatuck 15,051 H. H. Chittenden. Lakeland 7,062 G. E. Everett. New Britain Stanley 59,316 H. Holmes, i Live Oak 3,103 J. A. Hnhnes. New Canaan 3,995 Henry W.Saxe. Miami 29,571 Charles M Fisher New Haven 162,537 Frank H. Beede. Oeala 4,914 H. G. Shcalv.

New London 25, OSS Warren A. Hanson, i Orlando 9,282 A. B. Johnson. New Milford 4.781 John Pettibone. Palatka 5,102 W. H.Cassels. Newtown 2,751 F. H. Johnston. Pensacola 31,035 A S Edwards

No^^valk 27,743 G. V. Buchanan. 1 Plant City 3,729 S 1. Wnnfiwiril Norwich 29,685 Edward J. Graham. 3,118

Plainfjcid 7,926 C. L. Butler. 1 St. Augustine 6,192 Plainville .... 4,114 Orrtn L. Judd. St. Petersburg.... 14,237 Ceo. M. Lynch.

Portland 3,644 J. F. Connolly. 1 Sanford 5,588 T. W. Lawton. Plymonth (P. O. 5.912 H. S. Fisher. South Jacksonville 2, 775 (See Jackson viUe.) Terrv-i-iUe). Tallahassee .5,6.37 K. .M. Sealey.

Preston 2,743 S. Hujsey Reed. ' 51,608 J. E. Kniuht. 8 397 Wm. L. MacDonald. Weil Palm Beach 8,659 Agnes Ballard. RidRcneld 2,707 C. D. BoRart. West Tampa 8,463 (See Tarn i>a.) Seynjour 6,7S1 Ridglev (. Clark. GEORGL\. Shcltoii 9 475 IllrrtrP Vr^i«^l«r

2,958 J. B.'MeLean. 1 11,555

Southington 8,440 Ernest C. Witham. i 9,010 J. E. .Mathis.

2,300 j Athens 16,748 Stafford...:.::::: S,m Isadore Dunham. 200,616 Stamford 40,067 Frederick .'^. Camp. 52, .548 Stoninjrton 10,236 W.R.Snyder. Bainbridge 4,792 E. G. Elcan.

Stratford (P. O. 12, ;M7 1 C. C.Thompson. BarnesviUp 3,059 Edward T. Holmes. Brunswick 14,413 ( hiis. E. Dryden.

II. i 4,070 ; B. Chapman. 2, :a)o '

3,933 1 Ra•y^nondN.Hro^^•n. 2,679

Thompson 5,055 ( E.>. Kimball. Carrollton 4,363 J. .V. Haddock.

Torrin ton 22,055 1 GeoraeJ. VoKel. Cirtersville 4,350 L. C. Kvaas.

TrainlMill 2,.W7 1 F. \V. Knight. (V'

12,010 ' John W. Kratuer. Cordele a, .538 Gordon G. tiingleton.

Waterbiirv 91,715 1 B. W. Tinker. ' Covington 3,203 H. B. Robertson. WaterforiT 3,035 ' (.See MontTille.) Cuthbert 3, ir22 Uotx>rl C. Hall.

Waterton-n 6,050 . Gordon C. Swift. ! Dalton .5:222 J. H. Wat-son.

West Hartford.... SV>4 1 W. H.Hall. Dawson 3,304 H. 0. Read.

Westport .5.114 ' John A. Young. ! Decatur 6,1.50 G. W.<;lausier.

' Chairman boai-d of school visitors. — .

48 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, 1921-1922.

IV. Superintendents of Public Schools in Cities and Towns—Continued.

Popula Topiila- Superintendent or tion, fity. Superintendent or census of supervising principal. census of supervising principal. 1920. 1920.

GEORGIA—contd. ILLINOIS—contd.

Douglas 3,401 W. A. Little. Benld 3,316 W. E. Rutherford, Dublin 7,707 W. P. Martin. Benton 7,201 G. S. Wooters. Eastman 2,707 C. O. Stubbs. Berwyn 14, 150 E.A.Wilson. East Toint 5, 241 J. R. Campbell. Bloomington 28, 725 S. K. McDowell. Eatonton 2,519 Joseph F. Muldrow. Blue Island 11,424 J. E. Lemon. Elberton fi, 475 B. M. Grier. Brookfleld 3, 589 E. N. Cassady. Fitzgerald 6.870 Ulric J. Bennett. Bushnell 2,716 T. W. Everitt. Fort Valley 3; 223 Ralph Newton. Cairo 15,203 T. C. Clendenen. Gainesville 6,272 J. A. Mershon. Canton 10,928 G. W. Gayler. Grifnn 8,240 J. A. Jones. Carbondale 6,267 J. Wray Henry. Hawkinsville 3,070 M. W. Harris. Carlinville 5,212 H. J. Blue. Kirkwood 2,934 J. B. Lockhart. Carmi 2,667 Mrs. Maude Chalfant. Lagrange 17,038 F. F. Rowe. Carterville 3,404 S. J. Dixon. Macon 52, 995 C. H. Bruce. Centralia 12,491 Roy Vail Jordan. Manchester 2,776 M. O. McCord. Champaign 15, 873 W. W. Earnest. Marietta 6,190 C. A. Keith. Charleston 6,615 Earl W. Anderson. Milledgeville 4,619 Kylo T. Alfriend. Chester 2,904 Charles O. Todd. Monroe 3,211 C. W. Reid. Chicago ,701,705 Peter A. Mortenson. Moultrie 6, 789 J. Harold Saxon. Chicago Heights.. 19, 653 Floyd T. Goodier. Newnan 7,037 B. F. Pickett. Christopher 3,830 E. F. Grizzell. Pelham 2,640 T. H. Wilkinson. Cicero... 44,995 W. W. Lewton. Porter dale 2, 880 Ethel Belcher. Clinton 5, 898 Henry H. Edmunds. Quitman 4,393 H. D. Knowles. Collins\'ille 9,753 C. H. Dorris.

Rome 13,252 B. F. Quigg. Danville 33,776 Gilbert P. Randle. . Sandersville 2,695 J. F. Lambert. Decatur 43,818 John J. Richeson. Savannah 83,252 Carleton B. Gibson. De Kalb 7,871 F. R. Ritzinan. Statesboro 3, 807 R. M. Monts. Depue 2,525 D. G. Calvert. Tallapoosa 2,719 A. L. Brewer. Des Plaines 3,451 Edwin D. Mac Thomaston 2,502 Mark A. Smith. Luckie. Thomasviile 8,196 B. B. Broughton. Dixon 8,191 I. B. Potter. Tifton 3,005 A. H. Moon. Downers Grove. . 3, 543 J. F. Reed. Toccoa 3,567 Edmund Wroe. Dimdee...- 4,735 Oshcr Schlaifer. Valdosta 10, 783 A. G.Cleveland. Duquoin 7,285 Joe Strickler. Yidalia 2,860 East Moline 8,675 D. B. Hoffman. Washington 4,208 AV. T. Foster. East St. Louis 66,767 D. Walter Potts. Waycross 18,008 A. G. Miller. Edwardsville 5,336 C. F. Ford. Waynesboro 3,311 Jack Lance. Effingham 4,024 J. F. Grisamore. Winder 3,335 J. P. Cash. Eldorado 5,004 John W. Allen. Elgin 27, 454 Robert I. White. IDAHO. Elmhurst 4,594 Lydia Vautsmier. Evanston: Blackfoot Ernest D. Bloom. District No. 75. /Ernest A. Smith. 3,937 37.234 Boise 21,393 P. J. Zimmers. District No. 76. I F. W. Nichols. Burlcy 5,408 Fairbury ^". W. Powers. Caldwell 106 J. J. Rae. /H. D. Willone. 5, Fairtleld 2,754 Coeur d'Alene 6,447 Theodore B. Shank. \Herschel Whittaker. Idaho Falls 8,064 R. H. Snyder. Farmington 2,631 E. A. Huff. Kellogg 3,017 Mrs. Laura Butz. Flora 3,558 G. O. Lewis. Lewiston 6,574 Joel Jenifer. Forest Park 10,768 Henry D. Bedford. MaladCity 2,598 David Wangsgard. Frankfort Heights 3, 423 C. E. Lannom. Montpelier 2,984 W. E. Morgan. Freeport 19,669 S. E. Raines. Moscow 3,956 Philip H. Soulen. Galena 4, 742 Mrs. Myrtle R. Heer, Nampa 7,621 W. F. Weisend. Galcsburg 23, 834 T. W.Callihan. Pocatello 15, 001 Walter R. Siders. Galva 2,974 F. U. White. Preston 3,235 John W. Condie. Genesco 3,375 J. M. Edman. Rexburg 3, 569 Will is A. Smith. Geneva 2,803 H.M.Coultrap. St. Anthony 2,957 J. F. Lewis. Georgetown 3,061 Bertram Rees. Sandpoint 2,876 J. L. Breckenridge. Gillespie 4,063 L. E. Wilhite. Twin Falls 8,324 M.C. Mitchell. Glcncoe 3,381 Arthur B. Rowcll. Wallace 2,816 C. D. Brock. (;icn Ellvn 2, 851 J. (Jrove Butler. Weiser 3,154 D.C. Neifert. G-aiiil^City 14, 757 L. P. Frohardt. CM.cnvilk 3, 091 Alex Long. ILLINOIS. IPirri.^lMiii; 7, 125 T. O. Elliott. Harvard 3, 294 Chns.O. ilaskeU. Abingdon 2,721 S. E. Le Marr. IIar\cy 9,216 F. L. Miller. Alton 24, 682 W. R. Curtis. Havana 3, 614 David A. Aldstadt. Anna 3,019 E. E. McLaughlin. Herrin 10,986 John R. Creek. Auburn 2,660 H. S. Mengel. Highland 2,902 C. L. Dietz. Aurora: Highland Park: East side C. M. Bardwell. District No. 107. (Jesse L. Smith. 36,397 6, 167 West side ,H. T. McKinney. District No. 108. Clark G. Wright. Averyvllle(P. O., 3,815 Harry E. Her. Hillsboro 5,074 U. J. Bcckemeyer. Peoria). Hinsdale 4,042 A. F.Cook. I5atavia 4,395 H. C. Storm. Hoopcston 5,451 W. R. Lowery. Beardstown 7,111 H. G. Russell. Jacksonville 15,713 H. A. Perrin. Belleville 24,823 A. L. Odenweller. JerseyviUe 3, 839 J . A . Egelhoflf. Belvldere 7,804 J. H. Smith. Johnston City 7,137 Nat Boomer. — . .

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IV. Superintendents of Public Schools in Cities and Towns—Continued.

Popula- Popula- tion, ."superintendent or tion, .Superintendent or City. City. census o( supervising principal. ?en>i's of si'pcrvising principal. 1920. 1920.

iLUNOis—contd. iLUNOia—contd.

J. Sireator 14, 779 II. B. Fisher. Joliet , as, 142 O. Engleman. Kankakee lrt,"33 A. P. Johnson. Sullivan 2, .532 O. B. Lowe. Kewanee m, 026 Charles Pruner. Summit 4,019 D. L. O'SuUivan. La tirange fi,.V2.i Aluior S. Anderson. Sycamore 3,602 O. E. I'ctcrson. Lake Forest 3, iV.7 John K. Uap!;ett. Tavlorville 5,806 Edt;ar S. Jonos. La Salle la.O'iO J. 11. .McManus. Tofuca 2, .503 T. F. .McLainarrah. LawTeueeville — .-..OSO .Marion Moore. Tuscola 2, .564 U. H. Kirkpatrick. Lincoln ll,s.s2 D. K. Nickols. lrl>ana 10, 244 William Harris.

t>,21.5 lUx-kewitz. \ andalia 3,316 Harry E . Slusscr. Utchlield , Louise ?.t;s4 15. Walling. Venice 3,.«95 S. J.iicComis. Lockport , T. -, .'.04 Lyons John W . Costello. Virden 4,682 G.C. .Mayhcw. Macomb fi,7l4 F.rnest Her. Watsoka 2, 817 V. I. Brown. Madison 4,;*'.)t; Honrv .'J. Stice. Waukeean 19,220 John S. Clark. Marion It, .^2 C. J. Rainsav. West Chicago 2, 591 H.E. McKeUar. Marseilles 3,391 C. V. McAlpinwne. West Frankfort.. 8,478 C.A. WaUer. Mattoon 13,.V.2 H. H. Black. West Hammond 7,492 Otis W. Glamoro. (P. O.. Ham- Mavwood 12,072 'Kupcne La Rowe. Mefrose Park 7,147 mond. Ind.). Mendota 3.wis A. .Mahoney. Whitehall 2,954 Clyde Slone. Monmouth >*, 116 L. L. CaldweU. Wilmctte 7,814 J. R. Harper. Morris 4,.-)05 K.C. Merrick. Winnetka 0,694 C. W. Washbume. Morrison 3,000 William E. Weaver. Wood River 3,476 G. A. Smith. Mound City 2. 7.-,6 M.C.llunt. Woodstock 5,523 Richard W. Bard- Mounds 2,661 John II. Howcr. weU. Mount Carmel... 7,4.56 E. W. Martin. Zion. 5,580 Joseph L. Bishop. Mount olive 3, .503 J. < irln Powers. Mount Vernon... !', -1.5 J. U. Hendricks. INDUNA.

Murphysboro. . . 10,703 S. J. Shomaker. Nape^^•"ille 3, WO (). A. Waterman. Alexandria... 4,172 F. W. Stoler. Nokomis 3, 46.5 C. W. Conrad. Anderson 29,767 W. A. Denny. B. Normal .5, 143 Chester F. MiUer. Angola 2,650 H. Allman. Attica F. .Mullinnix. North Chicago. . .5, .S39 F. E. Dcvoc. 3,392 W. Oak Park 39,S.>S W. J. Hamilton. Auburn 4,6.50 G. W. Youngblood. J. Oelcsbv 4, 13.5 N. M. .Mason. Aurora 4,299 R. Houston. Oinev.' 4,491 H. W. Hostettler. Bedford 9,076 E. W. Montgomery. Ottawa 10,.sl6 C.J. Bvrne. Bicknell 7,635 I. D. Reedy. Paila 6, 122 J. L. Hart. Bloomingtou. 11,595 E. E. Ramsey. Paris 7,9^.5 H. .M. Hinkle. Blufflon 5,391 P. A. Allen. Park Ridge 3,.JS3 Sanford E. Merrill. Boonville 4,451 W lliam F. Vogci. Paxton 3,a33 f}. J. Bainum. Brazil 9,293 Chas. P. Keller. [R. Y. Allison (high Clinton 10,962 Geo. W. McRey- schools. nolds. Pekin I Robert C. Smith Columbia City. 3,499 Marv E.HaHowell.

f Columbus 8,990 DniiaUl Du Shane. I grades). Peoria 76,121 A. W. Beaslcy. Conners^•ille. .. 9,901 Edwin C. Dodson. Peru N, 869 A. II. Karn. Crawfordsvillo. 10, 139 Anna Willson. (S. J. irarrv Wilson Crown Point... 3,232 J. .M. G'ciser. Pincknoy-v.-ille... 2,«>19 (high school). Decatur 4, 762 M. F. Worthman. IR. P.. Pyatt (grades). Dunkirk 2,532 R. D. ShalTcr. Pontiac 6, f,-A C. J. Koons. East Cliicago.. 35, 967 Edwin N. Canine. Princeton 4,126 C. B. Smith. Elkhart iM,277 J. F. Wiley. <^uincv 35,978 Chas. M. GUI. Elwood 10, 790 Arthur W. Konold. Uiver "Forest (P. 4,358 Evans\ille S.5,264 L. P. Benozet. o.,oak Park). Fort Wavne. . 86, .549 L. C. Ward. Riverside 2, .532 A. F.Ames. Frankfort 11,58.5 W. R. Hough. Robinson 3,375 Harry E. Green, P'ranklin 4,900 J. C. Webb. Rorhctle 3.310 0. N. Wing, Garrett 4, 796 George C. Carroll. Rock lulls 2,927 'farj- E. Canode. Gan' 5-5, 378 William Wirt. Rakford 6.5, a51 E. E. I^wis. Gas'City 2, 870 N. J. Lasher. Ro

50 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, l&21-lf>22.

IV. Superintendents of Public Schools in Cities and Towns—Continued.

I'opula- Popula- Superintendent or tion, Superintendent or City. Citv. supervising principal. census of supervising principal. 1920.

INDIANA—contd. IOWA—continued.

Kokomo 30,067 C. V. Haworlh. Davenport 56. 727 Frank L. Smart. La Fayette 22,486 D. W. Horton, Decorah 4,039 C. C. Gamertsfelder. Laporte 15, 15S A. L. Trester. Denison 3, 581 C. E. Humphrey. Lawrenceburg 3,466 Jesse W. Riddle. Des Moines 126, 168 J. W. Studebaker. Lcl)anon 6, 257 Paul Van Riper. Dubuque 39, 141 0. P. Flower. Liiiton 5, 856 Slater Hartlow, jr. Eaglegrove 4, 433 W. H. Fasold. Logansport 21, 626 .Tames W. Wilkinson. Eldora 3, 189 WiU A. Pye. Madison 6, 711 E. O. Muncie. Emmetsburg 2, 702 C. I. Buly. Marion 23,747 A. E. Highley. Estherville F. H. Suiiderhn.

Marti-nsvillo 4, 895 Marion S. Mahan. Fairfield r,[ 948 C F. Garreti Michigan City 19,457 L. W. Keeler. Fort Dodge 19, .347 L. H. Minkel. Mishawaka 15, 195 P. C. Emmons. Fort Madison 12,006 A. I. Tiss. Mitchell 3,025 J. H. Sliipp. Glenwood 3, S162 B. K. Orr. Montieello 2.536 narry E. Elder. Grinucll 5.362 Eugene Henelv. Mount Vernon 5; 284 W. S. Painter. Hampton 2, 992 H.L.Cecil. Muncie 36,524 T. F. Fitzgibbon. .Harlan 2:831 Marv J. V." viand. Nappanee 2,678 F. E. Youne. Independence . . 3,672 Tho,s. R.Roberts. New Albany 22,992 H. A. Buerk. Indianola 3; 028 O.E.Smith. Newcastle 14, 458 E. J. LleweljTi. Iowa City 11,267 1. A. Opstad. Noblcsville 4,758 W. A. Stock'inger. Iowa Falls 3,954 O.S. VonKrog. North Manchester 2,711 Homer F. Huinke. Jefferson 3,416 T. B. Stewart. North Vernon 3,084 C. E. Sandefur. Keokuk 14,423 R. L. Reid. Peru 12,410 E. J. Black. Knoxville 3,523 N. H. Rint'strom. Plymouth 4,338 C. R. Stalbngs. Le Mars 4,683 Ray Latham. Portland 5,958 Grant E. Derby- Manchester 3, 111 J. S. ininani. shire. Maquokcta 3,626 B. S. Movle>. Princeton 7,132 J. W. Stott. Marion 4,138 Paul Cutler. K"!is

Rushvillc 5,498 J. H. SchoU. Muscatine 16,068 Samuel A . Potts. Salem 2,836 N. F. Hutchison. Mystic 2,796 Chas. C. Foley. Seymour 7,348 T. A. Mott. Nevada 2,668 T. B.Warren. ShelbyviUc 9,701 J. W. Helton. New Hampton.. 2, .539 P. C. Lapham. South Bend 70, 983 W. W. Borden. Newton 6,627 Grover H. Alder- Sullivan A. W. Youngblood. man. TeUCity 4,086 C. Newman. Oelwein 7, 455 A. W. Moore. Terre Haute 66,083 James M. Tilley. Osage 2,878 Geo. H. Sawyer. Tipton 4, 507 C. E. Spaulding. Osceola 2,684 Daniel B. Heller. Union City 3, 406 Roy P. Wisehart. Oskaloosa 9,427 J. I. Lynch. Valparaiso 6, .518 C. W. Boucher. Ottumwa 23,003 H. E. Blaclcmar. Vmcennes 17, 160 Edgar N. HaskLns. Pella 3,338 F. M. Finish. Wabash 9, 872 Owen J. Neighbours. Perrv 5,642 Hemv W. Chehock. Warsaw 5, 478 James M. Leffel. RedOak 5,578 J. R. Inman. Washington 8,743 R. N. Tirev. Sac City 2,630 Sebastian Lake. West Lafayette... 3,830 F. A.Burtsfield. Sheldon 3,488 F. H. Chandler. West Tcrre liautc 4,310 T. V. Pruitt. Shenaiuloah .5,25,5 E. B. Delzell. Whiting 10, 145 J. H. Hoskinson. Sioux City 71,227 Meh-in G.Clark. Winchester 4,021 Oscar R. Baker. Spenrer 4,599 J. R. McAncUy. Htorra Lake 3,6.58 Walter D. Cocking. lO-WA. Tuma 2,601 A. R. Finley. \ alli'v Junction. 3,631 C.B. Hightower. Albia 5, 067 (i. H. Brinegar. Vinton 3,381 K. D. Miller. Algona 3, 724 J. F. Overmyer. Wasliineton 4,697 W. C. Harding. Ames 6,270 E. J. Bod well. Watiiioo: Anamosa 2, 881 H. M. Stiles. East side.... /Chas. W. Kline, 36, 230 Atlantic 5,329 E. H. Bossbard. West side.... in. D. Lee. Belle Plame... 3, 887 James R. McVickcr. Waverlv 3, 352 T. M. Clevengcr. Boone 12,451 0. S. Wooten. Webster City.... 5,r,.57 E. R. Sifert. Burlington 24, 057 E. M. Sipple. Winterset 2, 906 Maurice R.Ha.ssel. Carroll 4,254 E. J. Housh. Cedar Falls 6,316 F. L. Mahannah. KAN.SAS. Cedar Rapids.. 45,506 Arthur Deamcr. CenterviUe 8,486 H. M. Taylor. Abilene W. A. Stacey. Chariton 5,175 J. R. Cougill. Anthonv 2,740 O. H. Werner. Charles City... 7,350 Claude F. Brown. Arkansas City.. 11,253 C. E. St. John. Cherokee 5,824 Lester ('. .\ry. Atchison 12,630 H. P. Study. Clarinda 4,511 E. L. Weaver, Augusta 4,219 G. H. Marshall. Clarion 2, .S26 ("has. E. Pratt. Baxter Springs. 3,608 S. B. Apple. Clear Lake 2,804 C. H. Ream. r.eloit 3,315 W. O. Stecn. Clinton 24, 151 Frank W. Hicks. Caney 3,427 A. M. Herron. Colfax 2, .50 D. M. Keily. Chanute 10.286 J. F. Hugiies. Council Bluffs. 36, 162 Throtlore Suam. Cherryvale 4, DOS Glenn A. I)cl>av. Cresco 3, 105 A. R. Tiffany. Clay Center 3.715 Erail ICratochvil.

Creston 8,034 Arthur \V. Crane. J Collej'ville 13,452 .\. I. Decker. . .

CITY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS. 51

IV.—Superintendents ok Public Schools in Cities and Towns—Continue

Popula- Popula- tion, Superintendent or tion, SuperinlendonI or City. City. census of supervising principal. census of supervising principtil 192t). 1920.

KANSAS—contd KENTUCKY- con.

Columbus 3,155 M.S. Catlett. HitihlandPark. 3,979 T. B. S poring. Cflni-oniia 4.705 W. E. Sliefler. Ilopkinsvillo... 0,6U6 J.C. WaUer. Irvmc 2. 703 J. P. Bronse. CouniU1 U. E. l.onp. Jenkins 4,707 Lod .M.Thompson. Patrick. Pinevillc 2,908 R . II. Shipp. Humboldt 2,525 T. A. Ed,jerton. Princeton 3,689 I.J. .Mjrs. Hutcliinson 2:j, 2»S J. O. Hall. Providen'^ 4.151 Jav F. Cluunlxr;. Independence.. 11,920 C. S. Risdon. Riclunond 5,622 John 11. I'avne. lola S,513 Chas. A . Waioier. Ru.ssellYille 3,124 C. T.Cimon. Juruliou City... 7,533 J. H.Clement. Shelby\Tlle 3,760 Mark Todnian. Kan-sii-sCity 101,177 M. E. Pearson. Somerset 4,672 R. E. Hill. LanuKl 3,139 R. V. Phinney. Winchester 8,333 Clarence E. .Vcklev. Lawrern-e , 12,456 Harry P. Smith. Leavenworth 16,912 Ira J. Pright. LOinSl.^NA. LiUnil 3,613 Andrew IJ. Steele. Lvons 2,516 J.J. Y.Micr. Abbeville 3,461 J. H. Williams. M'll'lkerson 4,595 R. W. Pot win. .\le.xandria 17, 510 W. J.-Averv. Manhattan 7,9H9 E. B.nift. Baton Rouge... 21,782 P. H. Griffith. Marysville (MS C. (K Smith. 3, Bogalusa 8,215 F.C. Rat lift. Butler. Mull urry 2,697 J.C. Covington 2,942 A.J.Park. V. Liston. Neodesha 3,943 M. Crowley 6,108 J. R.DeMoss. F.Martin. Newton 9,781 U. De Bidder 3,535 H. A. Buie. Olatlie 3,2ftS E.N.Hill. Donaldson ville. 3,745 B. C. Ahves Osawatomie 4,772 C. A. Axton. Eunice 3,272 A.A.Sibley. Ottawa 9,01S A. F.Seutcr. Franklin 3,504 A. B.Murray. Pfrjla 3,13S (). C. Grabcr. (iretiia 7,197 J. C. Ellis. Parsons 16,02S H. D. Ramsey. Hammond 3,855 W. J. Dunn. Pittsbiug lS.i).-,2 John F. Bender. Homer 3,305 P. C. Rogers, jr. Pratt 5,1S.'{ W.A.Wood. Honma 5,160 H. L. Bourgeois. Rnsedafc 7.674 Armon P.Vaughn. Joanerctte 2,512 AV. L. Colvin. Safins 15. 0H5 W. S. Heusncr. Jeiiiiii'gs 3,824 AV. D. Boimott. Topeka ."fl,022 A. J. Stout. Kent wood 3,059 J. A. Arnett. Wellington 7,04s A. D.Catlin. La Fayette 7,855 T. C. Wiggins. L. Mayberry. Wicliita 72,217 W. Lake Charles . . 13, 0.88 Ward .Vnderson. Wiufield 7,933 J. W. Gowans. IvcesviUc 2,518 A. H. Naimey. Mansfield 2, ,561 J. Luiher Jordan. KENTUCKY. Merry ville 2,963 Edward J. Brovm. Miniien 6,ia5 E. S. Richardson. Ashland 14,729 J. W. Bradner. .Monroe 12,675 E. L. Neville. Btdlevue (P. O. 7,379 Vaught Mills. Morgan City 5,129 Joe Farrar. Newport). Natchitoches... 3,388 M.C.Taylor. Bowline Green.. 9.638 T.C. Cherry. New Iberia 6,278 L. G. Porter. CatlettsbuTR.... 4.1S3 W. M. Wilson. .\ew Orleans... :J87,219 J. M. Gwiun. Central aty.... 3,10!* W.C. Bell. Oakdale 4,016 Bertram W. Max- Corbin 3,406 Wm. Rirhio. well. Covin^on ol, 121 Hiirry 8. Cox. Opelousa.s 4,4;{7 Paul D. Pavy. Cyiithiana. 3.,x.'i7 Willi im E. Solin. Patterson 2,.53.S E. A. Crowd I.

Danville 5,U99 I,. C. Bosley. Pla'iuemine. . Uany De La Rue. Dayton 7,646 R. H. Brown. Kavne L. V. Pourciau. Earlineton. 3,6.52 J. Arthur MiU-hell. RuVl:)n H. T:. Towaseud. Eli7o.».othtown.. 2,5.W John C. Pirtle. Shreveporl 43, S74 C. E. Bvrd. -McAlee. Fort Thomas... 5,028 C. R. Rounds. 1 Slidell 2,S«58 T. H. Frankfort 9,805 J. W. Ireland. Thibodaux 3,526 W. S. Lafargue. Franklin 3,154 D. H. Lyoo. Winnfleld 2,975 .V. Leonard Alien. FuJlon 3,415 V. L. Broyles. Georgetown 3,903 L.G.Wesley. M.KOrt. Gla.sfT'iw 2, .5.59 E. B.TerrV. .Harlsn 2,647 W. D. Jones. Anson Mrs. L. \. Brad- Harrodsborg 3,765 -V. K. .McKemie. biu-y. North \n- Hazard 4,^8 P. H. Neblett. .sori. Henderson 12,109 C. E. Dudley. .\ulium. H. H. Randall. Hickman 2,633 J. M.Calvin. Augusta. Herman H. Stuart. — . .-.. .

52 EDUCATIONAJL DIRECTORY, 1921-1922.

lY. Superintendents of Public Schools in Cities and Towns—Continued.

]' op Illa- Popula- tion, Superintendent or tion, Superintendent or census of supervising principal. census of supervising principal. 1920. 1920.

MAINE—contd. MARYLAND—eon.

Bangor T. C. Morrill. Salisbury 7, 553 James M. Bennett. Bar Harbor Frank McCiouldrick. Westernport.. 3,977 (See Cumberland.) Bath C. L. Smith. Westminster. 3,521 M. S. H. Ungcr. Belfast Edward E. Roder- ick. MASSACHUSETTS. Biddeford C. A. Weed.

Brewer F. W. Burrill. Abington. . C. A. Record. Bridgton Guy M. Monk. Acushnet... <(See Fairhaven.) Brunswick John A. Cone. Adams Francis A. Bagnall. Calais W. H. Pliinney. Agawam (See Ludlow.) Camden George E. Paiue. Amesbury. 10,036 Justm O. Wellman. Caribou C. A. Grant. Amherst 5,550 Jason O. Cook. Dexter James A. Hamlin. Andover 8,268 Henry C. Sanborn. East Livermore E. R. Bowdoin. Arlington... 18, 665 G. C. Minard. (P. O., Liver- Athol 9,792 W. Scott Ward.

more Falls). Attleboro. . 19, 731 Lewis A. Tales. F.astport 4,494 Mrs. EuniceM. Beale. Auburn 3,891 Henry H. Pratt. Klisworth 3, 058 Hermon E. Henry. Ayer 3,052 Frank C. Johnson. (""airfield 4,253 Merlin C. Joy. Barnstable 4,836 Geo. H. Galger. Farmiugton 3, 197 Wm. C. Webster. Barre 3,3.57 M. A. Sturtevant. E. Fort Fairfield 4, 551 C. Glover. Belmont 10, 749 George P .Armstrong. Ouellette. Fort Kent 4,237 Catherine Beverly 22, 561 S. Howard Chace. Gardiner 5,475 Leon W. Gerrish. BiUerica 3,6!6 Eugene C. Viniug. Gorham 2,870 Richard J. Libby. Blackstone 4,299 Leon E. Iiavis. Hallowell 2,764 W. F. Packard. 748, 060 J. E. Burke. HouUon 6,191 Thomas P. Packard Bourne. 2,530 Herbert L. Whit- ,Ta\' 3, 152 H. R. Houston. man. K'v.ncliunk 138 Merton T. Goodrich. 3, Braintree 10, 580 Clarence N. Flood. E. S. Foster. Ki^ieiT 4, 763 Bridgewater. 8,438 Chfton C. Putney. l>c\\iston 31,791 C. W. Bickford. Brockton 66, 254 John F. Scully. J.i '.on (P. O., 4,091 A. R. Carter. Brookhne 37, 748 Oscar C. Gallagher. .

* County superintendent* have control of city schools. 2 .

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IV.—Superintendents of Public Sghooi-s in Cities and Towns—Continued.

Popula- Popula- tion, Superintendent or tion, Superintendent or City. City. census of supervising principal census of super\1sing principal. 1920. 1920.

M.\S.S.\CHUSETTS— MA.SSACnUSETTS— continued. continued.

Ilar\'ar

r,,im ( .-x'o Cohas-set.) South Hadley .... 5,527 F. E. Whittemore. Holhrook 3,101 Adolph 0. Chris- southbridge 14,245 FredE.Corbin. tiansen. 5,930 Irving H. Agard. Holdcn 2, 970 J. R. Chdds. Springfield 129,014 James H . \ an Sickle. IK.lliston 2,707 C. Edward Fisher. stonehani 7,873 Frederick W. Porter. Uolvoke 00, 203 WiUiaiu R. Peck. stoughton 6, .805 L. W. Robbins. llopodalc 2, 777 Carroll 11. Drown. Sutton (P. 0., 2,578 Henry H. Pratt. Hudson 7,.i07 Hcrirain P. Urown. .Vuliurn). Ipswiih 0,301 ,T(xHi)h I. llorton. Swamp.scolt 8,101 Harold F. Dow. KinRStou 2. .505 .Mrs. lulia .Morton. Taunton 37, 137 C. G. Persons. LawTfUce 91,270 Bernard M. Sheri- Templeton 1,019 AsaM. Joqas. dan. Tewksbur}- 4 4.50 (See Dracut.) Lee 4,085 Clarence E. Michels. U.xbridge 6,384 C. L. Judkins. Lf-iccster 3, 0;i5 Thomlore W. ICiug. Waketicld 13,025 WUlardB.Atwell. Leiio.x 2,091 Thiimay K. Kane. Wali)ole 5,440 Ralph W. WestcotU Loomin.oro 8, 4.53 Charles II. Bates. Winchendon ,5,904 Austin R. Paull. Milford 13,471 A.O.Ca.swell. Winchester 10, 48.5 John R. Fau.sey. ti5.3 C. Ferguson. Winthrop 15,455 F. A. Douglas. Millljurv" 5, C. Milton 9,3S2 .Toseph A. Ewart. Woburn 16,574 (ieorgel.Clapp. Mon-on 4,826 Francis S. Brick. Worcester 179, 754 Harvev S. Gruver. Montague 7,675 James J. Qiiinn. Wrentham 2,808 (See Franklin.) Nantucket 2,797 Edwin S. Tirrell. Vatick 10,907 Edgar L. Willard. MItH10.V>f. Neodham 7; 01 John C. Davis. New Bedford 121,217 Allen P. Keith. \drian 11,878 C. II. Griffey. Vlbion Don Harrington. Ncwbiiryport . . . . 1.5,01s William C. Moore. 8,351 Sliigley. Nfwton 4ii, n.-> 1 Ulyiwcs (J.Wheeler. Allegan 3,637 Arthur K. North Adain.s 22, 2x2 Burr J. .Mcrrlaiii. Alm.i 7,542 J. W. KeKler. Northampton 21,951 Fayette K.Congdon. .M|)ena 11,101 George 11. Curtis. North Aiidovcr. .. 0, 2.^) Nanum Leonard. .Vnn .Vrbor 19, .510 L. A. Butler. North At tlcboro.. 9,ZiH George W. Morris. Battle Creek 30,164 W. G.Coburn. Northbridge 10.174 F. E. Holt, Whitin?- BayCity 47,554 Frank A. Gause. ville. Belding 3,911 S.J. Skinner. North Brookfield. 2,010 Edward C. Hempel. Benton Harbor... 12,233 Frank A. Jensen. Norwood 12,627 Herbert II. Howes. Bes.semer 5,482 C.R.Cobb. 5,393 Joslah S. MeCann. Big Rapids 4 55S D. A. Van Buskirk. Oxford 3,820 fSeeMlllbmy.) Birmingham 3,094 Clarence Vliet. Palmer 9,896 CLfton H. Hobson. Boyne('itv 4,2M A.A.Metcalf. I'eabody 19, 5. .2 Albert ItoMnson. Bivhanan 3, 1.S7 Piitsfufd 41,7ti3 John F. <;annon. <• dilla? 9,750 Chas! W.*CrandelI. 13,fr.5 Charles A. Harris. 22,309 Edward J. Hall.

' 4,2;0 Charles M. Pennell. I aro 2,704 F. E. Schall. Quincy 47, 870 Fred H. NickeraoTi 5,126 C. Il.Carrick. 6,642 Carl Titus. Ranaolph 4,75«i (See Hoi brook.) ; (Jhebovgan Reading 7,4.59 A. L. .^afford. Cold water 6,114 Ira F. King. Revere 28,823 William C. .Mr..in- Crystal Falls 3,394 W. I). Hill. nis. 993,678

Rockland 7,544 Oliver II. Toothaker. 1 I )owagiac .5,440 L. W. Stewart. Rockport .3,87.S William F. Eldredge. Diirand 2,672 Wm. S. Goudy. Salem 42,529 C.eorge .M. Iiemi<. licorse 4,394 C. J. Miller. Saugus (P. 0., 10|874 Jesse W. Lambert. E.scanaba 13, 103 W. E.<»lds.

' Lynn). 1 Fenton 2 507

Scltiiate 2,.M4 F. E. Bragdon. Femdalo . ' 2,640 ^E^flS"'-

Seekonk 2 898 (See Blackstone.) Flint 91,599 1 A.N.Cody. .. . "

54 EDUCATIOJJAL DIRECTORY, 1921-1922.

IV. .SUPKRIXTEXDEXTS OF PuBLIC SCHOOL.S IN' CiTIES AND ToWNS Collliuut

Popula- Popula- tion, Superintendent or tion, Superintendent or City. City. census of supervising principal. census of supervising principal. 1920. 1920.

MiCHiG.vN—contd. .MrNNESOT.\—con.

Ford (P. O., 4,294 C. F. Pike. Chisholm 9,0.39 J. P. Vaughan. Wvandotte). Cloquet 5.127 Peter Olesen Gladstone 4,953 C. H. Teague. Columbia Heights 2; 968 L. W. Isherwood. Grand Haven 7, 205 L. H. von den Berg. (R. F. D. Min- Grand Ledge 3,043 Jonas Sawdon. neapolis). Grand Rapids 137, 634 William A. Greeson. Crookston 6,825 G. H. Sanbcrg. 4,304 W. R. Booker. 3,500 Hamtramck 48,615 E. G. Van Deventer. Detroit 3, 426 L IT Towle 7 527 Henry A. Giiruth. 98,917 J. H. Bcntlev. Hastings 5,132 M. R. Keyworth. Ely 4,902 Highiand Park 46, 499 Thad J. Itnapp. Eveleth 7,21^.5 J. V V:i;)rhees HilLsdale ' 5 476 S.J. Gier. 4,630 Holland 12, 183 E. E. Fell. 11,089 Houghton 4,466 A. 0. Goodale. Fergus Falls 7, .581 W. 0. Lippitt. HowcH 2,951 C. Courter. Gilbert 3,510 Ionia 6,935 A. A. Rather. Grand Rapids .... 2,914 C. C. Baker. Iron Mountain 8,251 M. B. Travis. Hastings 4,571 E A Durbahn 4,295 William D. Bjrns. 1.5,089 Iron wood 1.5,739 D. F. Rice. Hutchinson 3,379 Sam E. Tift. Ishpeming 10,500 C. L. Phelps. IntornationalFalls 3, 143 G. V. Kinney. Jackson 48, 374 E.G. Marsh. L-akcCitv 2, 846 M. H. Guiiicrson. Kalamazoo 48, 487 E.H.Drake. Litchfield 2, 790 W. H. Hollands. Lansing 57, 327 J. W. Sexton. Little Falls 5, .500 E.B.Bergauist. 4, 723 E. E. Irwin. 2,782 H. C. BeU. Luaington 8, 810 H. E. Waits. .Mnnkato 12,469 E.S.Selle. Manistee 9,694 Benj. Klager. Marshall 3,092 L C Mc('arty Manistique 6,380 T. W.Ciemo. Melrose 2,529 E.J.Sweeney. Marine City 3,731 H.B.Thompson. Minneapolis 380, 582 B.B. Jackson. Marquette 12,718 W.M.Whitman. Monte^^deo 4,419 J. J. Bohlander. Marshall 4, 270 F. E. Kint;. ?>I

Mount Clemens. . 9,488 L. W. Fast. Pipestone 3,325 A.C.Tibbetts.

Monnt Pleasant . 4,819 G.E. Ganiard. Red Wing 8,637 O.W. Herr. Munisin'^ .5,037 A.M. Walsworth. Rochester 13.722 Winfrod G. Bolcom. Muskegon 36, .570 M. W. Longman St. Cloud 1.5,873 P. R. Spencer. Muskegon Heights 9,514 Leon L. Tyler. 2,673 Negaunee 7,419 E.D.Denfson. St. Paul 234,698 Shattliek O. Hart- Niles 7 311 O. W. H:ii.

CITY SCHOOL SUPEBINTENDENTS. 55

lY.—SuPBRtNTBNDBNTe OF PoBUC SCHOOLS IN CiTiEs AND TowNS—Continued.

r«piila- Popula- tion, Superintendent or tion, Superintendent or I city. coasus of super\-ising princip;vl. census of super\isinR prlncipaL 1920.

MISSISSIPPI—con. MissouBi—contd.

Meridian 23,396 W.C.Williams Webb City 7,807 C. W. Oldham. Moss Point 3,340 W.M. Al8.\auder. Webster Groves.. 9.474 Krauk Hamsher. Natchez 12,608 W. H. Bradon. 3,178 J. Will Pierce. New Albany . 2,S31 Bayard L. Coulter. Okolona 3,So2 W. M. Co.\. MONTAN.\. Pasc-agoula... tt, I I.S2 T. C. Lockard. Starkville R. C. .Morris. Anaconda. 11,668 W. K. Dwycr. Tupt'lo :.,os5 Thomas M.Milam. BilUngs.... 15,100 Ward 11. Nye. Vicksbur>! is,o?i J. P. Carr. Bozeman.. 6,183 Risdon J. ('unning« WatCT VaUey. 4,315 Ciuy D. Dean. ham. West roint... 4 400 Bailey Schumpert. Buite 41,611 H. U. Douulass. Winona 3,572 Ucnry M. Frl/ell. Deer Lodge. 3,780 Owen D. Spccr. Yazoo City... 5,244 R. L. BedweU. Dillon 2,701 Grant E. Finch. Gleudive... 3,816 E. T. Carroll. MISSOtTRl. Great Falls. 24,121 S. D. Largent. Havre 5,4-29 ChivrlcsP. Milne. Aurora 3, 5i5 D. W.Clayton. Helena 12,037 John Dietrich.

Bonne Terre 3, SI 5 B. F. Melcher. Kalispell . . 5,147 V.'illiam D. S wet- Boonville 4,66.5 C. E. Chrane. land. Brookfield 6,304 L. V.Crookshank. Lewistown 6,120 C. G. Manning. Butler 2, 702 Charles A. Lee. Livingston. 6,311 B. A. Wiuan.s. Cameron 3,248 A.C. Crwinn. Miles Citv.. 7,937 John A. Anderson. Cape Girardeau.. 10, 252 J. N. Crocker. .M issoula 12,668 Ira B. Fee. Carroflton 3,2is Geo. D. Dietrich. Red Lodge. 4,515 F. B. Bates. Carthage 10,068 W.C. Barnes. Whitelish... 2,867 H. L. Hayden.

CariUhersvUle . . 4,7.V) J. II. CrtXKlm. ChatTee 3,085 C. M. Green. SF.BR.VSKA. Charle^on 3,410 Vest C. Myers. Chillicothe 6,772 James K. Kerr. Alliance 4,591 W. R. Pate. Clavlou 3,028 E. E. Morton. Auburn 2,863 A. M. Nelson. Cl!n»on 5,098 Arthur Lee. Aurora 2,962 J. .'».. Doremus. Columbia 10,3'.*2 W. I. OUver. Beatrice 9,6« A. T. Stoddard. De Soto 5,003 H. L. Bowman. Blair 2,702 James bk inkle. Dexter 2,635 IraH. R. Welch. Broken Bow 2,-567 H. R. t'i.rtridge. Eldon 2,636 T. E. Vaiighan. Chadron 4,412 T. R. Crawford. ExceWor Springs. 4,165 W. S. Smith. C^)liunbus 5,410 C. Rav Gates, I Fanningion . . 2,6«5 W. L. Johns. Fairbury ^m.. 5,454 vr. h: Morton. Fesius 3,34S James Sutton. Falls City 4,930 B. H. flroves. Frcdericktown 3,124 E. O. Wilev. Fremont 9,605 A. H. Watcrhouse. .1,595 J. T. Bush" Fulton , (icrins 2,508 W.C. Kindlev. I Hannibal 19,306 L. McCartney. .T. I Grand l.Mand.... 13,947 R. Barr. IliPKinsville. . 3,724 D. W. Branam. Hastings 11, M7 A. H. Staley. 11,686 E. B. street. Independence. I Havcltx-k 3,602 Frank V. -\dams.

Jerterjon City I 11,490 W. M. Oakerson. IlolJrege 3,108 J.C. MitchelL Jopiin 29,902 WULara 'I". Harris. Kearney 7,702 O. A. Wirsig. ' 1. KansasCity 321,410 I 1.Cammack. Limoln. 54,948 M. C. Letlcr. Kcnnett :i,tV22 Ei;bert Jennings. i .M^•Cook 4,303 J. A. True. KirksvtDe I 7.213 ' Charles Banks. Nebraska City... 6,279 Wiley G.Brooks.

' Kirlrwood ! Edw. 1,422 H. Betuncr. 1 Norfolk .8,634 H. B. Simon. Lebiinon KoscoeV. Cramer. ; North Platto 10,166 C. L. LiHel. Lex.ngton V,W5 I L. H. Bell. Omaha J. U. Bevcridgc. i 191,601

Liberty I 3,097 J.L.Campbell. Plattsmouth 4,190 George E. De Wolf. I Loui--"ian3 ! 4,060 R. R. Rowley. Schuyler 2,63C R. T. Fosnot.

I J.C. Bond. ' Mac>n 3,549 ! Pcotl.sbluff 6,912 E. L. Rouse. Maplcwood 7,431 T. Richmond. I Sidney 2, .352 W. J. Brahani. Marceline ' 3,760 G.H.Merideth. Superior 2,719 John L. McCom- Marslwll I 5,200 I W. M. Westbrook. mons. Marj-\aie 4,711 : L. E. Ziculer. I'^niversity Place 4,112 A. H. Di.xon. Mroco 6,013 L. B. Hawthorne. M ymoro 2,592 E. M. Short. Moberly I 12,<«0R I .M. F. Beach. York , A. W. Graham. Mouett 4, 21*3 Finis E. Encleman. N«osho Charles Baldwin. Nevada 7,139 C. F. Daneherty. s,042 W. PopUr Bluff ; Geo. Bcswick. Ki'no 12,016 B. D. bilUnghurst. Richmond 1,409 A. L. Oailey. I 8 parks.... 3,238 C. L. Neely. St. Charles S-.03 William F. Knox. Tonopnh. 4,144 Walter W..\nderson. St. Joseph 77,939 ' .T. W. Thalman. St. Louis 772, 897 John J. Maddox. j m:w BAKPsnir.t Sedalia 21.144 I C. A. Greene. Sikeston V. ElU-*. 3,613 ] Roy Berlin 16,104 Carl M. Bair. Slater .3,797 J. ! W. Sulhvan. tlaremont. 9,524 .\lbert B. Kellogg. Spring- eld e:i] 39, W. W. Thomas. Concord... 22,167 : L. J. Kundlett. Trenton 6,951 O. G. Sanford. (on way... 3,102 ' L. M. K.lch.

University 6,792 Horace -Vf. linckley. I>crry." .5,382 : CarK'otton. WarrenstHirf 4,«11 Beatty. 1 Edward Dover 13,029 J. E. Wignot. I Washington 3,132 R. F. Nichols. F.xeter 4,604 ' Clifton .\. Towlc. ...

56 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTOEY, 1921-1922.

IV.—Superintendents of Public Schools in Cities and Towns—Contmued.

Popula- Popula- tion, Superintendent Ciiy. I or tion, Superintendent or census of supervising principal. census of super^^sing prmcipal. 1920.

NEW JERSEY—con

Hasbrouck J. Earle Thomson. Franklin., 6,318 George A. Keith. Heights. (iorham.., 2,734 Charles W. Walker. Hawthorne , 5,135 F. H. Thoms. Haverhill. 3,406 Norman J. Page. Keene Highland Park F. Willard Furth. 11,210 Wm. C. T. Adams. (P. Laconia... O., New John S. Oilman. Brunswick). 2^819 John H. Fuller. Lebanon 6,162 Herbert L. Sawyer Hightstown 2,674 Jane B. Donnell. Littleton 4,239 \'ernon K. Bracket Hoboken 68,166 Jos. F. Brandt. Manchester 78,384 Herbert F. Taylor frvington 25,480 Robert L. Saimdera. Milford ..., 3,783 Harold C. Bales. Jersey City 298, 103 Henry Snyder. Kearny (P. O., Nashua , 28,379 Charles H. Noves 26, 724 Herman Dressel. Newmarket 3,181 Justin O. Wellman. Arlington). Keyport NewTjort 4,109 W. H. S. EUingwood. 4,415 AVillisE.Bilderback. Northumberland, 2,567 O. M. Holman. Lainbertville 4,660 John H. Herring. Leonia Pembroke (P.O., 2,563 Henry S. Roberts. 2,979 Nelson C. Smith. Suncook). Little Ferry 2,715 Edward E. Gaige. Peterboro 2,615 L. E. Prior. Lodi 8,175 Henry V. Matthews. Portsmouth 13,569 William H. Stay ton. Long Branch 13,521 Charles T. Stone. Rochester 9,673 Alfred W. Smith. Madison 5,523 W. B. Davis. Somersworth Walter H. Young. Merchantville 2,749 Geo. A. Land. Metuchen L. O. Walpole W. J. English. • 3,334 Van Kirk. MilltowTi 2,573 Harry R. Mensch. NEW JERSEY. MillviUe 14,691 Frederick J. Sickles. Montclair 28,810 Done. Bliss. Asbury Park... 12,400 A. E. Kraybill. Morristown 12,548 J. Burton Wiley. Atlantic City... 50, 707 C. B. Boycr. Newark 414,524 David B. Corson. A udubou 4,740 Alice C. Summerili. New Brunswick. 32, 779 Ira T. Chapman. Uayonno 76, 754 Preston H. Smith. Newton 4,125 E. L. Baxter. rielleville 15,660 G. R. Gerard. North Bergen. . 23,344 M. F. Husted. Bergen field 3,667 Roy W. Brown. North Plainfield 6,916 Andrew J. Pietsch. Beverly 2,562 James B. Dilks. (P. O., Plain- Bloomfield 22,019 George Morris. field). Bogota Nutley Paul 3,906 Frank E . Tilton. 9,421 R. Radclifife. Boonton 5,372 M. E. Townsend. Ocean City 2,512 James M. Stevens. Jiordentown 4,371 Robert M. Ober- Orange 33,268 W. Burton Patrick. holser. Palisades Park . . 2,633 Charles B. Arm- Boundbrook 5,906 IvOiiis I)e Witt Deyo. strong. Bridgeton 14,323 David C. Porter. Passaic 63,841 Fred S. Shepherd. Burlington 9,049 Van H. Smith. Paterson 135,875 John R. Wilson. l?uMer 2,886 R. J. ICilcnberger. Paulsboro 4,352 Beimett K. Matlacfc Caldwi'll 3,993 D'Arcy Barnett. Pennsgrove 6,060 Merritt Jenkins. Camden 116,309 James F,. Bryan. Perth .\mboy 41.707 S. E. Shull. Philhpsburg ('ap<>May E. R. Brunyate. 16; 923 Henry B. HoweU. - Carbtadt 4! 472 George Kintner. Pitman 3,385 Daniel W. Davis. CliffsidePark(P. George F. Hall. Plainfield 27,700 Henry M. Maxson. ()., Grantwood). Pleasantville Wm. C. Sullivan. Princeton Clifton , 26,470 George J. Smith. Mabel T. Vanderbilt. Coliingswood 8,714 Henry J. Neal. Prospect Park (P. Thomas h. Bump. I'ovor 9,803 R. S. Bowlby. O., Paterson). Dumont 2,537 L. J. Honiss. Rahway 11,042 W. F. Little. Duncllcn Raritan 3,394 M. Burr Mann. 4,457 Oscar A . Fisher. Kiist Newark 3,057 Thomas W.Hopkins. Red Bank 9,251 E. C. GUland. Kast Orange 50,710 Clifford J. Scott. R'dgefield Park. 8,575 A. Rav Palmer. Past Rutherford.. 5,463 Frank J. Oglee. Ridgewood 7,580 Ira w: Travell. ICdgcwater 3,530 W^m. F. Conway. Rockaway 2,655 Charles L. Curtis. Kf-g Harbor 2,622 T). R. Rohrbach. Roosevelt (P. O., 11,047 B. V. Hermann. Elizabeth 95,783 Frederick E. i;m- Chrome). mons. Roselle 5,737 Edward V. Walton. Knglcwood 11,627 Winton J. White. Ro.selle Park (P. 5,438 E. F. Smith. Fairview 4,882 Z. G. Masicn. O.. Elizabeth). Flcraington 2,590 PaulH. Axtell. Rutherford 9,497 Clarence A. Fetterly. Fort Lee 5,761 A rthur IC . Chasi^ Salem 7, 435 A. G. Dohner. Franklin 4,075 Ernest N. Roselle. Secaucus 5,423 M. J. Pechtel. Freehold 4,768 Wm. M. Smith. Somerville 6.718 T. Latimer Brooks. (Jar/icld 19,381 Wm. H. Sturges. South Amboy 7; 897 Oscar O. Barr. Cilen Ridge 4,620 Sidney G. Firman. South Orange 7,274 H. W. Foster. Gloucester 12, 162 Wilmer V. Burns. South River 6,596 William S. Lesh. C.uttonbcrg 6,726 John F. Summit O'Toole. 10, 174 H . A . Sprague. Hackcnsaek 17,667 William E. Stark. Tenafly 5,6.50 Ralph S. Maugham- Hackcttstown 2,936 Charles H. Reaglc. Town of Union 20,651 Luther N. Steele. Haddonfield 5,643 Fred A. Nims. (P. O., Wee- Uaddon Heights.. 2,950 Frank S. Woolson. hawken). Halodon 3,435 Absalom Grundy. Trenton William J. Bickett. Hammonton 6,417 N. C. Holdridge. Verona Frederic N. Brown. Harrison 15. 721 James F. I^rcndcr- Vineland H. L. Reber. gast. Wallington John M. Myers. . .

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IV.—SUPKRINTENDKNTS OF PuBLlC SCHOOLS IN CiTIES AND ToWNS—Continueil.

Popula- Popula- tion, Superintendent or tion, Superintendent tity. City. or census of supen-ising principal. cen.sus of supervising principal. 1920. 1920.

NEW JERSEY- «»n NEW TORK—con.

2,916 O. L. Fleetwood. Elmira Heights... 4, 188 J. E. Demorest. 3,341 S. M. Tresslcr. 9,500 Herl>ertH. Crumb. Weehawken 14,485 Frank \. Balch. Fair port 4,626 H. Claude Hardy. Westflold 9,063 Charles A. Phil- Falconer 2,742 Hiram J. Baldwin. hower. Fort Edward 3,871 Franklin Hurler. West Hoboken. . 40,074 Arthur O. Smith. Fort Plain 2,747 Walter M. Pratt. West New York.. 29,926 H.W. Maxsou. Franldort 4,198 B. C. Van Ingen. West Orange 15,573 S. C. Strong. Fredonia 6.a^)l William IJ Blaisdell West wood 2,597 Edward I). Graber. Free port 8,54>9 G. F.DuBois.

2,877 Wii'im r. Curtis. 13,043 James R . Fairgrieve. Wildwood 2,790 Hei^ . Chalmers. • ieneva 14,648 A.J. Merrell.

Woodbury 5,801 Malcoliu G . Thomas. <;itnCove 8,664 H.H. Chapman. Wrigh'stoVn 5,288 Mrs. Elizabeth D. Glens FaUs 16.638 ElljcrtW.G'riffith. Pullin. G loversville 22; 075 James A. Estee. NEW MEXICO. Goshen 2,843 Montgomery C. Smith. Albuquerque 15, 157 Jolm Milne. C.ouvemcio' 4, 143 L.T. Wilcox. Clovis 4,904 Jas. vl. Bicklev. 2,673 Reverdv El. Baldwin. Deming 3,212 Edwin D. Martin. Granville 3,024 R.E. lirown. Gallup 3,920 Rov L.White. Green Island 4;411 lAs Cruces 3.969 G. ;-. Jijnes. Green port 3,122 Oscar E. Swanson. Ijis Vegas (eitr, 4,304 V\.iiter B. Mc Far- Hr.mbiu-g 3,185 Ford R.Park. P. O., East Las land. Hastings upon 5,526 H. H. Murphy. Vegas). Hudsf^n. Las Vegas (town). 3,902 Margaret Barnard. Haverstraw 5,226 L. 0. MarVhnm. 5,54-4 L. C. RlHttds. Hempstead

Rosweli 7,033 V.S.Vopc. Herkimer 10 453 ' t ^^' Hills 7.236 EliKTtC. Best. Highland Falls.. 2,5SS R. O.Stephens. Silver City 2,662 LeIa A. ?.ranville. Hoosick Falls 4,S9t3 CIvdc L. Harvey. 3,117 C. 0. Anderson. Hornell 15,025 H.S.Dodge.

1 Hudson 11,745 Charles S Williams. NEW YORK. Hudson Falls 1 5,761 George A. Ingalls. 1 lUon 10,169 H M Schwartz U3,344 C. Edward Jones. 2,701 Albion 4,683 Willis G. Carmer. Ithaca 17,004 Frank D. Boynton. Amilwillc 3,265 Geo. A. Brown. Jamestown 38,917 Milton J. Fletcher. Amsterdam 33,524 H.T.Morrow. Johnson City 8,5.87 Frank M. Smith. 36.192 Henry I). Hervev. Johnstown 10, 90S E.L.Ackley. Avon 2,585 AVillis G.Saunders. Kenmore (P. 0., 3,160 F.C.Densberger. 2,523 C. W. Armstrong. Tonawanda). BaldwinsvUlc 3,685 n.E.Eldcn. 26,688 M. J Michael BallstonSpa 4.103 William A. Andrews. Lackawanna 17,918 William J. Breen. 13,541 El win A. Ladd. Lancaster 6,059 F. L Smilh. Bath 4,795 E.lgar A. Lewis. fW. H. Daley (schoo 10,996 E. D.Hewes. I No. 4). La Salle 3,813 Bingham ton 66,800 Daniel J. Kell}'. IW. Van WUlis

Brookport ! 2,980 E. S. Barclay. 1 (school No. 5). Bronx^ille 3,055 Arthur C.Haff. 2,861 Buffalo SO.i,775 Ernest C. Hartwell. Le Rov 4,2>l3 E B Trtvlor.

Canandaigua 7,35«i Frank E. Fisk. ' Little "Falls 13,029 K. D.Henrv. Canasiota 3,995 E. G. Simmons. Lo<.kport 21,308 Roy B. Kefley. 2,631 John H.Miller 3,127

Carthage 4,320 Sherman L. Howe. LjTibrook 4,371 t . D. Vosl.urgh. Cats kill 4,72x Edward D. Myers. 4,2.53 Ccdorhurst 2,838 Ma lone 7,556 H H LamlKjrton Chatham 2,710 Eugene H. Coon. Mamaroneck 6,571 .\rthiu-Z. Boothby. Clyde 2,528 A.H.(oNell. 5,99:1 1). Howard Naylor. Cohocs 22.9S7 Edward Havward. ' >refhanicsville.... 8,166 1" n Burdick Coopers town 2,725 M.J. Mullef. 6,011 Corinth 2,576 Harris Crandall. Middletown 18,420 James F Tuthill Mineola 3,016 fj. Murray Foster. 2,919 Harry M. Fi.slier. 15, .'20 District No. 13 } \A.M. Blodgeit. Mount Kisco 3; 944 H. M. Jennings. Cortland IS 294 F.E.Smith. Mount MoiTis 3,312 Harold J. Coon.

Dannemora -',623 .Miss Marion I>avis. ; Mount Vernon.... 42.726 William H. Holmes. Dai»s\ille J. 4,631 Wallace Mraman. 1 ::.-wark 6,964 F. Nell Stroup.

Depcw 5,850 1 J. M. narker. Ncwbnrgh 30,.Vj6 Snvder J. Gage. Dobbs Ferry B. Sheppard. .VlfxTi I>-oiiard. 4,401 , M. NewRo

DolgeviUe. . . . 3,44K Thos. G. foiTee. 1 New York 5,620,«>4.s William L. Ettinger. Dunkirk Frederick Dar- Niagara Falls S0,7ti0 John B Laidlaw 19,336 ! R. ling. North Tarrytown. 5,927 Charles A. Benedict. 1 East Aurora 3,703 H.W.Mead. North Tonawanda l.i,4s2 Delmer E. Batchel- East Rochester... 3.901 1 Louis E. Bird. ler. East Syracuse.... 4,106 E. Henne.ssj-. Norwich 8,268 Frank R. Wassimg. ; T.

Ellenville 3,116 1 E.C.Hocmer. Xyack 4,444 H. J. Wightman. F.hTiii^ 45,393 Harvey O. Hutch- 14,609 Frances C. Bym. 1

j inson. ger-r:?-.;:::; 20,506 Wm. C. Greenawalt. . . , .

8 EDUCATIONAL DIRE<^TORY, 1921-1922.

IV, —SuPERixTEXDEXTs OF PuBLic SCHOOLS IN CiTiES AND Towxs—Continued.

Popula- Popula- I tion, Superintendent or tion, Superintendent or census of supervising principal. census of supervising principal. 1920.

NEW YORK—con.

Oneida 10,541 Harry W. Lang- worthy. Belmont 2,941 H. C. Sisk. C.C.Haworth. Oneonta. 11,582 George J. Daim. Burlington 5,952 Canton 2,584 W.C.Allen. Ossining 10, 739 Everett A. Barto. Charlotte 46,338 H. P.Harding. Oswego 23, 626 Frederick Lcighton. Concord , 9,903 A.S.Webb. OWCRO 4.147 W. A. McCoimell. 2,805 W.S. Snipes. Patch ogue 4,031 Sheridan Linn., Dunn 21,719 Edwin D. Pusey. Peekskill: Durham Eden ton 2,777 Joe R. Nixon. District No. 7. rPred J. Bohlmana. Elizabeth City.. 8,925 S. L. Sheep. District No. 8. lA. D. Dunbar. Fayctteville 8,877 M. B. Andrews. Perm Yan 4,517 W. E.DeMelt. Gastonia 12,871 William P.Gricr. Perrv. 4,717 W.H. McClelland. Goldsboro 11,296 0. A. Hamilton. Plattsburg 10,909 Geo. M. Elmendorf. Greensboro 19,861 Frederick Archer. Pieasantville 3,590 JohnE. Morgan. C.reenrtlle 5,772 J. H. Rose. Pw-t Chester 16,573 Elmer S. Rerlman. Hamlet 3,808 C. S. Wanen. Port Jer\ns 10,171 Arthur H. Naylor. J. T. Alderman. Randolph Cong- Henderson 5,222 Potsdam 4,039 T. A. Honevcutt. don. Hendersonville.. 3,720 W. Hickory 5,076 R. W.Carver. Poughkeepsie 35,000 Ward C. Moon. High Point 14,302 W. Jf . Marr. Rensscjaer Walter T.Clark. 10,823 Kings Mountain. 2,800 F. C. Nve. llocbester 295,750 Herbert S. Weet. Kinston 9,771 K. R . Curtis. Center. William S. Covert. Rocliville 6,262 Laurinburg 2,643 S. W.Rabb. 26,341 George R.Staley. Rome Lenoir 3, 718 Horace Sisk. George E.Webster. Rye 5,308 Lexington 5,254 J. H. Cowles. Lyon. Sr Gilbert R. Lincolnton 3,390 E. D. Johnson. Salamanca 9' 276 A. W. Fortune. Lumberton . 2,691 W. H. Cale. Saranac Lake 5, 174 H. V.Littell. Monroe 4,084 S. G.Hawfield. Mosher. Saratoga Springs. 13,181 Charles L. MooiDsvilie 4,315 J. O. Faulkner. Saugcrties 4.013 Edward R. James. MoreheadCity... 2,958 E. P. Mendenhall. Scarsdalo 3,506 George E.Hewitt. Morganto-wn 2,867 H. F. Srvgley. Srhonycrlv.dy 88,723 E. R. Whitney. Mount Airy 4, 752 L. M. Epps. Sccitia 4,358 A. W. Miller. New Bern 12, 198 H. B.Smhh. Seiu-aFalls 6,389 A.C.Hamilton. Newton 3,021 M. S. Beam. Sidney 2,670 Charles F. Ferry, Oxford 3,606 F. G. Crcdle. Masonville. Raleigh 24,418 S. B. Underwood, Silver Creek . 3,260 W. H. Edwards. Reidsville 5,333 P. H. Gwvnn, jr. Solvay 7,352 John P. Sherrard. Roanoke Rapids. 3,369 E. J.Coltrane. SoutliamptoQ. 2,891 H. F. Sabine. Rockingham 2,509 L. I. Bell. Spring Valley 3,818 Guv P. Rego. Rocky Mount. .. 12,742 R. M. Wilson. Suffern 3,15-4 A. P. Burroughs. Salisbury 13,884 T. WLneate -Vndrews Syracuse 171,717 P. M. Hughes. Sanford 2,977 C. E. Teague. Tarrytown 5,807 L.V. Case. Shelby 3,609 1. C. Griffin. Touawanda 10,068 Frank K. Sutley. Spencer 2,510 H. C. Miller. Troy: Statasvflle ... 7,895 R. M. Gray. Lan.-mgburg Robert F.Moseley. X. K. White. Tarboro 4,568 rlistrict. 5,676 J. N. Hauss. .Vrvie Eldred. Thomasville I^nion district Wadesboro 2,648 C. L. Cat«s. Tuckahoe Margaret L. Hayes Washington 6,314 Frank L. Ashley. (acting) Wilmington 33,372 W. A. Graham. Tupper Lake 2,508 Leo E. Endersbee. Wilson. 10,612 Charles L. Coon. Union 3,303 AVinston-Salem.. 48,395 R. H. Latham. Utica 04,156 John A. De Camp. Waldcn Earl W. Bennett. NORTH DAKOTA. Walton C. P. Wells. Wappingers Falls W. E.Archer. Bismarck 7,122 J. M. Martin. Warsaw 3,022 HerlXTt Preston. Devils Lake.. 5,140 Nelson Sauvain. Waterford 2,637 Earl 1'. Watkins. Dickinson 4,122 P. S. Berg. Waterloo 3,809 A. H. Downey. Fargo 21,961 J. G. Moore. Water town 31,285 Frank S.Tisdolo. Grafton 2,512 R. B. Murphy. Watervliet 16,073 Hugh n. Lan.sing. Grand Forks. 14,010 W.C.Stebbins. Watkins 2,785 John A. Boi-rs. Jamestown... 6,627 Norman C. Koontz. Waverly 5,270 P. C. Mcservc. Mandan 4,336 C. L. Love. Wells ville 4,986 Howard J. Stcere. Minot 10, 476 L. A. White. West field 3,413 L. W. Swain. \'alley City... 4,681 G. W. Hanua. V'bil*5Tiill .'•.,258 Arthur J. Laidlaw. \Vahpeton 3,069 Martha T. Fulton. WJiive Plains.... 21,031 John W. L'.unbard. Williston 4,178 George A. McFarland Wnlcsboro 3,038 Rolhn W. Thomiv son. OHIO. Youkers. 100, 176 Charles E. Garton. Akron 208,435 Carroll R. Reed. NOETH CABOLINA. Alliance 21,603 B. F. Stanton. Ashland 9,249 J. A. McDowell. Albemarle. 2,691 J.H.McIver. Ashtabula.. 22,082 H. C. Dieterich. 6,418 C. E.*tailey. Agbboro. . 2, .559 D. W.Maddox. Athens Light. AsbeviUe.. 2s,r)ii4 W. L. Brooker. Barbertou.- 18,811 U. L. Beaufort.. 2,968 C. W.E. Pittman. Barnesville. 4,865 W. C. Jordan. — i

CITY SCHOOT. .«=l'PKRTXT!:XnKXT>. 59

IV. Superintendents of Pi'bi.ic Schools in C'itiek ano Towxs—Continued.

ropula- Popula- tion, Superintendent or tion. Su|>orinlondonf or City.

oensus of supervising princip:d. ! census of supervising principal. 1920. 1«>20. onto—continued. onto—continued.

Bedford 2,677 .V. E. .Moody. M;uiinee H. E. Dewev.

Belhiire 15,061 1 J. V. NeLson. Medina William E. tonklo. Bellefoniiune 9,336 R.J. Kiofer. Miainlsburg IhuTisW Bear. I Bdli'viie 5,776 C. M.C'arrick. Middleport A. W. McKay. Berea 2,»59 ti. S. Dickev. Middletown R. W.Solomon. BowliuR (ireen... 5,788 D.C. Brvafit. Mingo Junction... Frank Linton, I Bri'l;;eix)ri 3,977 S. X. Gillette. Montvelior c. R. Dustin. I Bryan 4,252 J. W. Wvandt. Mount Vernon.... A. W. Elliott. Bucyriis 10, 425 John U. Vatterson. N:iiK)leon W. R. Ash. Byes\iUe W.H. Nicholson. NelsonviUe D. A. Fcrree.

Catubridge 1.?, 104 i W. E. Xn^T. Newark OrenJ. Barnes. Canton 87, (Wl Wilson Hawkins. Now Boston (R. D. E. Ro-ss. Celina 4,226 C. V. Seiisculwugh. ': 1". D. Ports- ChilUr,>ilie 15,831 J. H. Mobon. 'I mouth 1.

ji CiUL-innoti 401,347 I Randall J. Condon. Newconierstown.. W. B. Haves. Cirde.Ule 7,019 J. O. Easleson. New Lexington... 3,157 E. C. Darnell. CIe\oI;ind 796,841 Roiiiiisou

Fairport (I*. O., I Sj)ringficld 60,840 <;eo. E. McCord. I Fairport Harborv 4,211 M. C. Hrlm. Steutienville 2S, .508 R. L. Erwin. Findlay.. 17,021 I. l". Malleson. Struthers .^847 ' W. P. Moody. FosKiria 9,987 F. H. Warren. Tiflin lt,3T5 Chiis. A. Krout. I Franklin .3,071 G.H. (ieike. Toledo 243, 164 Cha.s. S. Meek. 12,468 F. P. Fremunt Timmons. Toronto 1,584 ! S. C;. Dennis. Gallon 7,374 J. J. Phillios. Trov 7,260 ! T. E. H

Gain polls I 0,070 W. G.ocarberry. Vhriclisvillo C, 428 llarrv B. Galbraith. Garlield Heights.. 2,550 Lpper Sandusky 3, 7as E. H. Brown. Geneva .3,081 Jas. H. Fortney. I'rhann 7,621 I. N. Kcvser. Girard 6,556 II. L.Ca.sh. \xx\ Wert 8,100 II. L.Sullivan. Gloiister 3, 140 M. M. Bryson. Wads worth 4,742 P. V. Kreidcr. Greenfitad 4,:«4 E. L. I'orier. Wapakoncta .5,295 ' C. C. Nardin. GreonvUle 7,1(M Minor McCool. Wiirren 27,050 H. B. Turner. I Hanidiou 39,675 Oarrill Joyce. Washington, C. 7,962 Wm. McClain. HUIsi.vro 4,356 O.t;. Jack.son. II. Hubbard 3,320 A. K. Uobuison. Wau.'êon 3,035 E. L. Bowsher. Ironton 14,007 E. Q.Swan. Wellston 6,6H7 S. H. Maharry. Jackson 5,>M2 J. K. Kmiu.son. WelLsville s,81'J S. E. D Kenmore l.',6.S3 Chas. v.. McOorkle. We.vct 5S1 K.-vnolfls. , Park 8, F. E. Kent 7,070 W. A. V,all.s. Willard 3,889 W. C. Kramer. Kenion 7,690 I). B.Chu-k. V.illoiighby 2,656 Lakewood 41,732 C. P. Lynch. W ilmington 5.037 O. K. Probflsco. Lancast«r H,7(J6 J. K. Clements. Wotjster 8,201 Geo. C. Maurer. Lebanon. :i,39« Claude A. Briiner. Xeuia 9,110 C. A. Waltz. Leeionia I, 6X.S II. .S. Klovd. Youngstown 132,358 O. L. Reid. 41,326 J. E.Cîliinî. Zanesville 29,369 F. C. Kirkendall. Lisbon 3,113 Wm. 11. (ieiger. Loc:

London W. H. Riw." Ada 8,012 I J. E. Hickman. Lorain 37,265 I). J. Boone. Altus 4.522 A. B. Smith. Mansleld 27,824 II. U. Helter. Alva 3,913 XWrcTt W. Fanning. Marietta 1.5,140 n. O. Skinner. Anadarko.. 3,116 L. (). McClurc. Marion 27,S91 H. R. McV.iy. Ardinore. .. 14,181 C. W. Richard. Martins Ferry. 11,634 R. C. Maston. B;irtle8vi!le. 14,417 C. B.Clift. Marys viUe 3, a35 Hoover. Black A.J. Lovett. W. R. well.. 7,174 I Massillon 17,428 Lewis E. York. Brislow 3,460 C. £. UiUtoo. 1 — .———.. . .

60 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, 1921-1922.

IV. Superintendents of Public Schools in Cities and Towns—Continued.

Popula- Popula- tion, Superintendent or tion, City. Superintendent or census of supervising principal. census of supervising principal. 1920. 1920.

OKLAHOMA—con. OREGON—contd.

Cardin , 2,640 Oregon City. 5,686 R.W.Kirk. Chickasha 10, 179 T. T. Montgomery. Pendleton... 7,387 H. E. Inlow. Claremore 3,435 A. W. Bevers. Portland 258,288 D. A. Grout. Cleveland 2,717 P. B. Humphrey. Roseburg 4,381 M. S. Hamm. Clinton 2,596 W. W. Isle. Salem 17,679 George W. Hug. Coalgate 3,009 A. P. Lever. The Dalles.. 5,807 R.L.Kirk. CoUinsville. . 3,801 E.J. Stevenson. Conimerce. . 2,555 H. C. Calhoun. PENNSYLVANIA. Gushing 6,326 J. D. Barney. . Drumright 6,460 W. C. French. Aliquippa , 2,931 A. D. Dungan. 3 Duncan 3,463 Hughes B. Davis. AUentown , 76,051 H.W.Dodd.

Durant 7,310 R. R. Tompkins. Altoona , 60,331 S.H. Layton.

ElkCitv 2,814 Arthur L. Richards. Ambler.. , 3,094 J. M. Fisher. El Reno 7,737 C. E. Grady. Ambridge 12,730 Charles S. McVay. Enid 16,576 E. D. Price. Apollo 3,227 J. D.Bovdston. Frederick 3,822 J. O. Shaw. Archbald 8,603 W.A.Kelly. Guthrie 11,757 C. N. Peak. Arnold 6,120 D.F.Detter. Hartshorne.. 3,480 C. E. Fair. Ashland 6,666 Edward W. Taylor, Henryetta 5,889 John T. HeQey. Ashley 6,520 A. P. Cope. Hobart 2,936 F. A. Balyeat. Aspmwall(P.O., 3,170 F.D.Keboch. Holdenville.. 2,932 C. L. Reeves. Pittsburgh). 2,875 Hominy Athens , 4,384 R.G.Witmer. Hugo 6,368 M. P. Hammond. Avaion (P. O., 5,277 S.ToddPerley. Idabel 3,067 Jas. B. Earle. Pittsburgh). Lawton 8,930 M. L. Cotton. Avoca 4,950 Charles B. Webber. McAlester. . 12,095 W. G. Masterson. Bangor 5,402 John W. Gruver. 2,717 Madill F. A. Ramsey. Bamesboro , 4,183 E. D. Ott.

Mangum 3,405 Wallace Emersou. Beaver , 4,135 John H. Eisenhavcr. Miami 6, 802 John Lofty. Beaver Falls 12,802 Floyd Atwell. Muskogee 30,277 Richard J. Tighe. Bellefontc 3,996 Arthur H. Sloop. Newkirk 2,533 J. W. Turner. Bellevuc 8,198 T. E. Garber. Norman 5,004 A. S. Faulkner. Bellwood 2,629 F.A.Hamilton. Nowata 4,435 H. Clav Fisk. Bentleyville 3,679 C.C. Pearsall. Oklahoma. . 91,295 J. A. Whitcford. Berwick 12, 181 M. E.Houck. Okmulgee. . 17,430 H. B. Bruner. Bethlehem 60, 358 James N. Muir. Pauls Valley. JohnT. Butcher. Birdsboro 3,299 C.E.Cole. Pawhuska. . 0)414 L. S. Stephens. Blairsville.-. 4,391 H. E. Seville. Peny 3,154 W. F. Shultz. Blakely (P. O., 6,564 H.B.Anthony. Picher 9,676 C. S. Wortman. Peckville).

PoncaCity... 7,051 J. N. Hamilton. Bloomsburg , 7,819 L. Parvin Sterner. 2,679 W. A. Erdman. Boyertown 3,189 Geo.B.Swiuehart. Purcell K. W. Harris. Brackenridge 4,987 Robert R. Anderson. Sand Springs. 4,076 Alvin C. EllUott. Braddock 20,879 T. G. McCleary. Sapulpa 11,634 J.R.Barton. Bradford 15,526 James F. Butter- ShawTiee 15,348 Hugh G.Faust. worth.

Stillwater 4,701 W.H. Bishop. Bridgeport , 4,680 H.E. James. Sulphur 3,067 A.C.Floyd. Bridgeville 3,092 W. M. Edwards.

Tulsa 72,075 E. E. Oberholtzer. Bristol , 10, 273 Louise D.Baggs.

Vinita 5,010 M.R.Floyd. Brookville , 3,272 C.E.Wilson.

Wagoner 3,430 James O . Crook Brownsville 2,502 Jesse Coldren.

Walters 3,032 Jno. H. .Vndrcvvs. Bumham , 2,765 Elmer E.Sipe. Waurika 3,204 J.W.Shipp. Butler 23,778 Jno. A.Gibson. Woodward... 3,8-19 E. H. Homherger. Canonsburg 10,632 F.W.McVay. Wynona 2,749 Harry D. Simmons. Carbondale 18,640 Evan J. I^ewis. Yale 2,601 S.C.Herrin. Carlisle 10,916 John C.Wagner. Carnegie 11,516 Thomas J. George. OREGON. Carrick (P. O. 10,504 Wm. H. Sprenkle. Pittsburgh). Albany. . 4,840 C.W.Boctticher. Catasautjua 4,714 H. J. Reinhard.

Ai5hland., 4,283 George A. Briscoe. Centerv'ille 1 4,793 Marv Kane.

Astoria.., 14,027 Arthur C. Strange. Chambersburg I 13,171 U.L.Gordy. Baker 7,729 Prentiss Brown. Charleroi 11,516 Thomas L. Pollock. Bend 5,415 S.W.Moore. Chester 58,030 Charles A. Wagner. Corvallis. 5,752 J. O. McLaughlin. Clairlon 6,264 F.N. Frits. Dallas... 2,701 R. R. Turner. Clarion 2,793 C. A. Middleswarth. 10,593 E.F.Carleton. Clearfield Geo. E. Zerfoss. GrantsPass... 3, 151 W.J.Mishler. Clifton Heights.. Sarah Edwards. Hood River 3, 195 Arthur M.Cannon. Clymer 2,867 D.L. Winger. KlamathFalls. 4,801 J. Percy Wells. Coaldale 6,336 JohnE Gildea. La (irande 6,913 A.C.Hampton. Coatcsville 14,515 H. R. Vanderslice. McMinnville... 2,767 Omar N. Bitlner. College Hill (P. 2,643 AV. G.Lambert. Marshfield 4,034 C.A.Howard. O., Beaver lledford 5, 756 Aubrey G.Smith. Falls). Ncwberg 2,566 A.C. Stanbrough. Collmgdale(P. O. North Bend... 3,268 G. A. Ruring. Darby).

' Includes South AUentown borough, population 2,549. . —

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IV.—SUFERINTENDENTS OK PvBUC SCHOOIS IN CiTlES AND ToWN.S—Continued.

I'opula- Popula- 1 tion, Superintendent or tion, City. (ity. Superintendent or census of supcnisLng principuL census of supervising i>rincip.il. 1920. 1920.

PENNSYLVANIA— i PKNNSYLVANIA— continued. 1 continued,

Columbia. 10,836 AVm. C. Sampson. (ietiysburg 4,439 Thomas S. .Msirch. ConnellsvUle. 13,»04 Hella K. Smith. 4,766 Consbohocken.... S,481 C. S. Uottenstoin. "iinirdville 4,482 Herbert S. Rausch. foplay 2.845 i.l^i.<^s|>orl Wilhani Shetlock. i 6, 959 Johns. Hart. foraopolis 6, 162 J. ( . \V"'nu'r. '.reensburg 1.5,033 Thos. S. March. 1 C"orrv. .. 7.228 A. Earic Hemstrcct. a,rbv 7,922 Amos Chamberlain. Hollidavsburg 4,071 2,889 James C. Hrvson. lloiiicstead 20,452 Landis Tanger. Dickson City 11,049 P. .\1. nrenrian. Ilotusdale 2, 756 J. J. Koehler. 14,131 Tha-i. M.cailand. llumnielstown. .. 2,654 Oormoni (P. 0., 6,455 Ralph Kadclifle. Huntingdon 7,051 E. R. Barclay. Pittsburgh). 7,(M3 r»orranceton (P. 6,334 C.1?.Hanyen,jr. In^Tam (P. O., 2,900 M. A.Steiner. O., Wilkos- I'iltsburgh). Barre). 3,235 DMmingtown 4,024 A. H. Mover. Jiaunette 10,627 E. W. Long. Uoylestown 3,837 Cannon Huss. Jeiikintown 3,366 Dale S. Barton. Dubois 13,681 T. T. Allen. Jermvn 3,?26 H H Rounds Dunmore. 20,250 C. F. Hoban. Jersey Shore 6.103 l>uiioni (P. C>., 4,576 .Miss K. Hrown. Johnsonburg 5, 400 S. M. Robb. Avoca). Johnstown 67,327 H.J.Stockton. 19,011 C. H. Wallord. 7,660 .M. B. Wineland. Durvca. 7,776 -V.C. Lutz. 7,283 H f> Iliptrirt Kast Conemaugh 5,256 J. .M. Lhler. Kint'ston 8,952 J. R. Mcrkel. (P. <)., Cone- Kittanning 7,1.53 Clvde W. Cranm. r. maugh). KnoxviUe (P.O., 7,201 Milo H. .Miller. East Mauch 3,868 Owen E. Hatl. .Mount Oliver). Chunk. Kulpinoiit 4.695 J. A. Shovlin. Easton 33,813 Robert E. Laramy. Kutztown 2,684 Harry B. Yoder. East Pittsburgh.. 6,527 .MclvinC.Harner. Lancaster 5.3, 150 H. B. Work. East Strouds burg. 4 855 (has. A. Goss. Lansdale . 4,728 J. Waller <;app. EddvslonetP. O., 2,670 Lydia liriswell. Lansdowne 4,797 Walter L. Philips. Chester). 9, 625 E E Kuntz Edgewood(P.O., 3, isi R. C. .McElfish. Larksville(P.O., 9,438 M. L. McCann. Pittsburgh). Wilkes- Barre). Ed\vardsviUe(P. 9,027 J. O. Herman. 9,484 Charles S. Miller. 24,643 E. M. BaLsbaugh. EUzabeth 2,703 D. R. Douglass. Leechburg 3,991 S. M..\eaglev. EUzabethtow-n... 3,319 S. A.Conwav. Lehighton 6,102 B. M.Shull. Ellsworth Mrs. Marion S. Mc- Lewisburg 3,204 Harry S. Bourne. Dowell. Lewistown 9,849 W. A. Hutchison. EUwoodCity 8,958 C. F. Becker. Lititz 3,680 1 Clement Miun- 4,370 Howard J. Yeager. Emporium 3,036 J. Miltnn Lord. Lwk Haven S,557 N. P. Benson. Ephraia 3,735 H. E. iJehman. Luzerne 5.998 T. G. Osborne. Eric 93,372 Ira b.Bush. Lvkens 2,880 J II Oaskins Etna (P.O., Pitts- 6,341 \Vm. .M. Stewart. McAdoo 4,674 burgh). McDonald 2,751 William l: Moore. Exeter (P. 0., 4,176 Elizabeth Dougher. .McKeesport 46,781 J. B. Richey. Pittston). .McKees Rocks 16,713 T. K. Johnston. Export 2,596 (leorcc F. Long. | .Mahanoy City l.=i,599 H. A.Oday.

Karrcii lo,.5S6 PoriEcklcs. ' Man helm 2,712 ForrtCitv 5,605 11. D. Welch. j .Marcus Hook 5,324 H. C. Sabold. Forest fitv 6,004 E.E.Jones. i .Mauch Chimk 3,666 E. P. Heckert.

Forty Fort (P.O., 3,389 A. A. KiUian. ; Mavfield 3,832 Anna L. .McCarthy. .Meadville 14,568 W. W. Irwin. Frock ville 5,590 William R. Traut- .Mechanicsburg. .. 4,688 Ralph Jacobv. \ man. .Media 4,109 Wm II .Micheals. Franklin* 9,970 C. E.Carter. .Mevf-rsdale 3,716 D. H. Bauman. Franklin -(P. 0., 2,632 Everett E.Custer. Middletown 5; 920 H.J. Wickey. Midland 5,452

Frc-dom...... 3,452 F. A. Barklev. ' .Mill.rsburg 2,936 J. F. Adams. Frcfhuid 6,666 N. P. Luckeribill. ; Millvalo 8.031 C. C. William.son. Freeport 2,696 H. H. Elliott. Milton .S, fas Carl I. Mi 11 ward <;aleton . . \ 2,969 D. E. C"ourtney. t .Miners .Mill.s{ P.O., 4,36.5 Michael Toole

C.allitzen 3,580 R. H. Biter. 1 Wilkes- Barre).

I City. '- Borough 74»07< .. .

62 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, 1921-1&22.

1\.—Superintendents of Public Schools in Cities and Towns—Continued,

Popula- Popula- tion, Superintendent or City. tion, Superintendent or census of supervising i)rincipal. supervising principal. 1920.

PENNSYLVANLV— continued.

Miners ville 7,845 C. E. Roudabush. St. Marys. J. J. Lynch. Monaca 3,838 L. C. French. L. E. De Laney. Monessen 18, 179 H. E. Gross. Schuylkill Haven. Allan F. Bubeck. Monongahela 8,688 Renwick G. Dean. Scottdale J. N. Waugaman. Moosic 4, 364 C. E. Draram. Scranton S. E. Weber. Morrisville 3,639 Clement C. Callin. Sewiekley Geo. E. Mark. Mount Carmel 17,469 W. M. Yeingst. Shamokin Joseph Howerth. Mount Oliver f), 575 Minnie Ubinger. Sharon W. D. Gamble. Mount Pleasant . 5,862 JohnC. Ilaberlen. Sharpsburg John J. Donovan. MouJit Union 4,744 C. C. Smith. Sharps ville Wm. M. Johnston. Munhall 6,418 Chai-les R. Stone. Shenandoah J. W. Cooper. Nauticoke 22,614 A. P. Dillendafer. Sbippeusburg A. Lee Shuleu)>erger. Salsgiver. Nanty Glo 5,028 H. C. Slatington J. W. Snyder. ' Narberth 3,704 George H. Wilson. Somerset F. F. Foltz. Nazareth 4,288 F. A. Marcks. Soudertou A. L. Gehman. New Brighton 9,361 S. W. Lyons. South Brownsville A. M. Jarmau. 44,938 Ben Graham. New Castle G. South Fork... Philip J. Lent. New Kensington. 11,987 Berlin Empfield. Southwest Greens- Charles E. Marsh. New Philadelphia 2, 537 George Melevage. burg (P. O., (P. O., Silver Grecnsburg). Creek). South Wilham.s- S. Martin. Norristown 32,319 A. port (P. O., Northampton 9,349 William D. Landis. Williamsport). 2,605 John H. Linn. North BeUever- Spangler T. J. SuUivan. non (P. ()., Spring City Werner E. De Turck. Vernon). Belle Springdale H. Frank Hare. Braddock North Steelton Chas. S. Davis. (P. O., Brad- Stroudsburg Robert Brown, jr. dock). Sugar Notch O. L. Lenahan. North East 3,481 W.J. ilcQuiston. Summit Hill E. T. McCready. 4,061 C. H. Fisher. Northmnherland Sunlniry W. A. Geesey. Oakmont 4,512 W. Lee Gilmore. Susquehanna De- James A. Bowles. 274 James J. Palmer. Oil City 21, pot. Old Forge 12,237 Francis R. Cojmc. Swissvale C. C. Kelso. 01)T)hant 10,236 M. W. Cummfngs. Swoverville (P. Joseph H. Finn. Osceola 2,512 Burr I! all. O., Wilkes- Pa!merton 7,168 B. Fraiilc Rosen- Barre). berrv.

Sykesville , 2. .507 Coy N. SheUits. Palmyra 3,646 C. F. ffamish. 'I'araaqua 12,363 J. F. Derr. Parkesburg 2,513 Lloyd L. Coii. 'rarentum 8,925 A. D. Endsley. Parnassus 3,816 W. Ray Smith. Taylor 9,876 Wm. S. Robinson. Parsons .5,628 E. A. Evans. Tliroop (P. O., John J. O'Hara. Patton 3,628 Wra. Bosserman. 6,672 Olyphant). PenArgyl 4,096 William E. Muth. Titusville...... 8, 432 Henry Pease. Perkasie 3, 150 L. H. Wagenhorst. Towanda 4,269 Everett A. Qaacken- Philadelphia 1, 823, 779 Edwin C. Broome. i)ush. PMipsburg 3,900 C. V. Erdly. Traflord 8.59 S. L. Topper. Phoenixville 10,484 Isaac Doughton. 2, Turtle W. A. Pitcairn 5,738 C. W. Petci-s. Creek 8,138 Rodgers. Tyrone 9,0H4 W. W. Eisenhart. Pittsburgh 588, 343 Wm. M. Davidson Union City" 3, 8.50 H. H. Denisou. Pittston 18, 497 D.J.Cray. Union town 6*2 J. H. Plymouth 16,500 S. L. Smith. 15, Aileman. Polk 2,662 W. Clyde Richev. Vaiidergrifi y..-)3i Charles H. Omo. Portage 4,804 R. B. Beard. Verona 3, 938 U. Cx. Palmer. AVarren 14,272 R. T. Adams. Port Carbon 2, 882 Ira A. Go.ss. AVashington 21, tXO J. C. Stiers. Port Vue (P. O., 2, .538 A. E. LelUer. McKecsport). W;tvii,-slH)ro 9, 720 J. Clair McCullough. Pottstown 17,431 W.W. Rupert. WaViir^hurg 3,3.32 K. .M.Archibald. loro Pottsville 21, 876 George II. Weiss. Weils! 3,4.52 Rock L. Butler. Pro.spectPark(P. 2,536 B. H. Johnson. WcstClK-sier.... 11,717 Addison L. Jones. O., Moorcs). West lla/leton.. 5,8.54 Ernest Eucke. West Homestead 3,435 F. L. Rose. Pun.NSutawncy . . 10,311 F. S. Jackson. Quakertowu 4,391 Carl G. Leech. (P. O., Home- Rankin (P. O.. 7,301 C. L. Wilson. stead). Braddoclc). West Newton 2,6.15 Claude Mitchell. Reading 107, 784 Charles S. Foos. West Pittston (P. 6,968 L. P. Bierly. Red Lion 3,198 WiUiara H. Ott. O., Pittston). Renovo 5,877 F. A. Berkcnstock. West Reading (P. 2,921 WilUam S. Delp. Reynoldsvillc 4,116 M. H. Deardorll. O., Reading). Ridgway 6,037 W. M. Peirce. WeslvicwfP. O., 2,797 H. N. Hennon. Rochester 6,957 S. R. Grimm. Pittsburgh). Roycrsford 3,278 J. A. Uhland. West York (P.O., St. Clair (P. O., 6,585 Alice MiUigan. York). Mount Oliver). Wilkes- Barrc. 73, 833 II. II. Zeiser. St. Clair (Schuyl- T. G. Jones. Wilkiusburg.. 2t,403 .hmips L. Allison. kill County). Williamsport. 30, 198 F. W. Robbin.s. . . .

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IV.^^UPEBINTENUEVTS OK PiiBLic SCHOOLS IN CiTiKs AND TowN.s—Continued.

Popula- Popula- tion, Superintendent or tion, Superintendent or City. City. census of supervising principal. census of supervising principal. 1920. 1920.

PENN.SYXVANIA— s<»i;thc

VVilliauistown H.CSnvder. Greenville 23,127 J. L. Mann. Wilmerding 6, 441 Chas. w: Shaller. Greenwood 8, 703 W. E. Black. Wilson 3, 243 C. H. Keibler. Hartsville 3,624 J. 11. Thorn well. WimlbtT 9, 462 W.C. Crawford. Lancaster 3,032 Wiiitiin 7, 5>« John J. Judge. Laurens 4,629 11. W. Ga.s(iue. WiKHllawn 12, 495 (). H. r.ixke. Marion 3,892 T.C. Easterliiig. \\ vomiiiR 3, .5,82 John E. Piatt. .Newberry 5,894 0. B. Canuon. York 47,512 A. Wanner. Orangeburg 7,290 A.J. Thackslon. RockUill 8,809 R.C. Burls. RUODE ISLAND. S|)artanburg 22,».38 Frank Evans.

BarrinRton 3,897 Charles H . Keyes. Summerville 2,5i50 Jas. H. Spann. Hrisi..! 11.375 William C. Hobhs. Sumter 9,608 S.II. Edmunds. Bunilixille (P. 6,141 I)!iNis.l«irries

o.. Harrisville). Yorkville(P. O., 2,731 1 E. A. Montgomery. Central Falls 24, 174 Robert K. Bennett. York). C<)\ futrv 5,670 John H. Hailev. if. .SOUTH DAKOTA. Craiu^iton (P. 6"., 29,407 JohnK. Fenner. Providence). Aberdeen 14,537 Jos. T. Glenn. CumlxTlaiid (P. 10,077 Irving C. Mitchell. Brookings 3,924 S.W.Johnson. <>.. Valley Huron.. 8, 302 David E.Clovrt 30,255 Herljert W.Lull. Vermilion 2,590 J.S.BJornsou.

N ort )i Kingstowni 3,397 Henry M. Walradt. 1 Watertown 9,400 T. A. Harmon. (P. O., B&vis- 5,0-24 Henry Buellesfield, ville). TENNESSEE . North Providence 7,697 William J. Harper. Alcoa 3,358 donee). Alton Park 3,020 F. H. Trotter. North Smitlifield 3.200 Phoebe Hendrick Athens •2,580 J C. Ridenotir. (V () Woon- (asst.). Bristol 8,047 R B Rubins. 3,0ti2 socket). Brownsville C . W . Anderson Pawtucket 64,248 Frank O. Draper. Chattanooga 57,895 J.S.Ziegler. Portsmouth 2,590 Isal^UaG. Cha.se. Clarksville 8,110 A.J.Smith. Providence 237,595 Isaac O. Winslow. Cleveland 6,522 R.T.Allen. Scituatc (P ()., 3,006 E. P.Colson. Columbia 5,52t) R. L. Harris. North Scituate). Covington 3,410 W.A.Bass. Smiihfield (P.O., 3,199 Clevis W.Mitchell. Dyersburg 6,444 L.J ere Cooper. Centerdale). East Chattanooga. 4,720 J. L. Hair.

South KinRstown 5,181 Wm. A. Brady. Klizabothtown.... 2,749 .\ . WaUson Carmack, (P. O., Kings- Erwin 2,9 Pat W. Ken-. 4,103 W.J. McGarilv. 4.084 .Vnderson 10, .570 E.C. MnCants". Lenoir City 4,210 J. H.Jarvis. Ratrshurg 2,848 W.F. Scott. Lewisburg 2,711 J. G.Sllnson. 2.8.J1 Gt'omeH. Wcblwr. MtMiimviUe 2,814 3. 197 K. n.Senn. 2,8.37 Eph. P.Smith. Camden 3,9:«l John G. Uicliards.Jr. Marv\ille .... 3,739 ("laiide D. Curlis. Charleston 67.9,57 A. B. Rhptt. .\b'mj)hLs 162,351 Wharton S. Jones.

Cheraw. . . . 3,1.50 IK. Met own. Mornslown 5,875 C. C. Sherrod. Chester 5,557 .\l. K. Iirockman. .Murfreesboro 5.367 J C. Mitchell. 3,767 J. II. Wilhcrspoon. Nashvihc 118,342 H.C. Welx^r. 37,524 W. H. Hand. 2,753 Darlington 4,r>ti9 J.C. Daniel. Paris 4,730 M.M.Phillips. Easlev 3,.y.8 J.V.McElveen. Pulaski 2,780 Annie L. IIuiT. Eau Claire (P.O., 2.566 Maurice Alcorn. Rockwood 4,652 N. A.Steadman. Cohunbia). St. Elmo 3,890 10,968 Edwin C. Wade. ShclbvNille 2,912 J.C.Goodrich. 5.065 W.C.Taylor. Springfield 3,S«W W. P.Morton. Georgetown 4.579 Wm. C. Byuum. Tracy City 2,609 S. D. Maddux. .

64 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTOEY, 1921-1922.

IV,—Superintendents of Public Schools in Cities and Towns—Continued.

Popula Popula- tiOD, Superintendent or tion, City. City. Superintendent or census of supervising principal. census of supervising principal. 1920, 1920.

TI'-XXESSEE—con, TEXAS—conld.

Trenton 2,751 J.M. DeBow. Marfa 3.553 J E Conner Tullalioma 3,479 D . Henry Piper. Marlin 4,310 A. C. Ferguson. Tnion City 4,412 F. E. Ranck. Marshall.. 14.271 J. P. Glasgow. Mart 3, 105 J. J. Youngblood. TEXA.S. 2,839 Mercedes ... 3,414 Abilene 10, 274 R. D. Green. Mexia 3,482 Amarillo 15,494 M. H. Duncan. Mineral Wells 7,890 R. A.Deen. Arlington 3,031 J. A.Kooken. Mission 3,847 S L Hardin Athens 3,176 J. J. Montgoraerv. Moiuit Pleasant.. 4,099 P.E.Wallace. Austin 34,876 ArthurN.McCailum Nacagdoches 3,546 R. F. Davis. Ballinger 2,767 J.M. Skinner. Navasnta 5,060 1/ G \ndrews Bay City 3,454 B.F.Phelps. New Braimfels. .. 3,590 R. H. Mans.

Beaumont 40,422 M. E.Moore. Orange . 9,212 E B Stover Beevillc 3,063 \V. E.Madderra. Palestine 11,039

Belton 5,098 L.H. Hubbard. Paris . 15,040 Big Spring 4,273 A.W.Flaniken. Pittsburg 2,540 W.S.Fleming. Bonliam 6,008 L. H. Rather. Plainview 3,989 W.E.Patty. Bowie 3,179 T.P.Walker. Polytechnic 4,338 K. C. East. Brenham 5,066 Jo.seph C. Tucker. Port Arthur 22,251 G. M.Sims. Brownsville 11,791 T. J. Yoe. 3,691 C. E Davis

Brownwood , 8,223 Geo. W. Page. Ranger 16,205 E McNew Bryan 6,307 Madison Hall. San Angelo 10,050 Fehx E.Smith. Burlcbumett 5,300 E.J.Woodward. San Antonio 161,379 .Jeremiah Rhodes. Cameron 4, 298 L.H.Kidd. San Benito 5,070 J. H. Head. Childress 5,003 B. M. Harrison. San Marcos 4,527 E. M. Day.

Cisco , 7,422 J.J. Godbey. Segum 3,631 Joe F.Saegert. Clarksville 3,386 R.M.White. 15,031 J.C.Pvle.

Cleburne , 12,820 Emmet t Brown. Smithville 3,204 R. C. Campbell.

Coleman , 2,868 C.H.HufFord. Sour Lake 3,032 J. G. Fuqua.

Comanche , 3,524 3,704 N.S.Holland. Commerce 3,842 A. L. Day. Slephenville J. D.Bramlette. Cooper 2,563 J.H.Newton. Sulphur Springs.. 5', 558 W\ L.Willis. Corpus Christi 10, 522 R. T. Pritchett. Sweetwater 4,307 J. G. Chapman. Corsicana 11,356 H. D. Fillers. Taylor 5,965 J E Watts Crockett 3,061 Donald McDonald. 3,306 Llewellj-n Notley.

Cuero , 3,671 A. S. Bush. 11,033 Dalharl 2,676 Jarrcs H. Hayes. Terrell 8,349 B H Miller Dallas 158,976 Justin F. Kimball. Texarkana 11,480 H.W.Stilwell. De Leon 3,.302 J.O.Milstead. Texas City 2,509 Levi Fry. Del Rio 10,589 W. D. Notley. Tvler 12,085 G. O.Clough.

Denison , 17,065 Uvalde 3,885 Denton 7,626 W. T. Doggett. Vernon 5. 142 E L Dohonev Desdcmona 3,008 G. D. Holbrook. 5,957 Virgil L. Griffin. Dublin 3,229 S.L.Wolfe. Waco . 38,500 B B Cobb

Eagle Pass , 5,765 G. B.M.Snyder. Waxahachie 7,958 G.B.Winn. Eastland 9,368 C.A.Peterson. Weatherford 6,203 T.W.Stanley. Electra 4,744 B. M. Dinsmore. Wichita Falls 40,079 Lee Clark. El Paso 77,560 A.H.Hughey. 6,184 Exmis 7,224 J.W.O'Banion. Fort Worth 10

Henrietta , 2,563 C F Walker Nephi" 2,603 Rav Stewart. Hillsboro 6,952 W. T. Lofland. 32, 804 AV."KarlHopkin.s.

Honey Grove . 2,642 L. F.Connell. Park City 3,393 J. L. Kearns. Houston 138,276 3,031

Huntsville 4,689 C. G. Green. Provo . . . 10,303 H. -V. Dixon. Jacksonville 3,723 n. T. Brown. Richfield 3.262 \ J Ashman JclTcrson 2,549 C. E. Farmer. Salt Lake City.... 118,110 G. N. Child. Kaufman 2,501 O. P. Norman. Spanish Fork 4, 036 II. .Tohn Nuttall. Kingsville 4,770 Spring\ille 3,010 Laredo 22,710 L. J. Christen. 3, 602 K.M.Reid. Lockhart 3,731 J. C.Cochran. Longvicw 5,713 W. F. Gamer. VERMONT. Lubb(x;k 4,051 M.M. Dupre. Lufkin 4,878 I. A.Coston. Barre(city) 10, 008 Carroll H.White. McAllen 5,331 Ed. R. Bentley. Uarre(town) 3, 862 Waldo F. Glover. McKinney 6, 677 J.S.Carli.sle. 3, .506 Magnolia Park (P 4,080 C. E. Barrick. Uennington 7, 230 D. W. McClelland. O., Houston). Brandon 2,874 V."illiam L.Coggins. — .

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IV. Superintendents of Pubuc School.s in Cities and Towns—ContimieiJ.

1 1

! Popula- Popula- 1 i Superintendent or tlon. Superintendent or i City. tion, City. ' cfcnsr,5 of supeni

VF.RiioxT— contd. viRoixiA—contd.

8.332 Florence .M. Well- Winchester 6.8S3 F. K. Clerk. Brnttleboro , Wythe%ille 2,947 J. A. C. Hurt.

Burlington 22,779 Merritt D. CWtten- 1 j den. wxsinxGTox. Fair Haven 2,540 Philip N. Leaven- ' ^l>erdeen 15,337 George B. Miller. worth. 1 ' Hardwiek 2.641 C. L. Cowle?. Anacortes 5,^84 Robert M. Fulton. Jav. Auburn 3.163 J. W. FailOT. Hartford ! 4,739 Clarence L. 25. 5S5 1>. E. Wiedman. Lvndon . .' 3.558 Martin K. Daniels. B.llingham MIddlebur^ ' 2.914 .\rthur W. Eddy. Bremerton \918 V. D. Goss. .Montpelier 7.125 Sherbum C. Hutch- Central ia 7,549 E. T. Robinson. inson. Charleston 3.338 W. L. Selby. Morristow-n (P. 2.813 Carlton P. Howe. 4,558 R.E.Cook. O., MorrisviUe). Clc Flum 2,661 Eugene D. Merri- Newport 4.976 K. .\. Hamilton. nian. Northfield 3.096 Chajle.s P. McKnight Cnllax 3.027 J. 0. Mattoon.

2.86.S R. Rising Morrow. 1 Davton 2,695 L. L. Nolin. Doolittle. Proctor . 2.7S9 Kenneth 5. Sheldon, Ellensburg 3,967 H. B. Randolph 3.010 r.eorpe \V. Patterson Everett 27.644 .\rthur Wilson. Richford 2,842 E. F. Greene. Hillyard 3.942 W.C. Arterbura. Rockingham (P. 6.231 C. L. Km in. Hmjuiam 10,058 F.E. Schmidtke. O.. Bellows Medical Lake 2.545 A. K. MiUay. Falls). Moimt Vernon-.-. 3.341 C. A. Nelson. Breckner. Rutland t 14.951 W. W. Fairchild. Olympia 7,795 Elmer L. St..\lbans 7.588 r.eorgeS. Wright. Pasco 3.362 C. H. Lillie. St. Johnsbur>-.... 8.708 Clarence C. Hitch- Port Angeles 5,351 Charles Brifleti. 2.817 Taylor. cock. 1 Port Townsend... H. R. Gambill. Springfield 7.202 Herbert D. Casey. 1 Puvallup 6,323 W. M. Swanton 3.343 Homer E.Hunt. Raymond 4.260 Roy W. Glass. Salisbury. 3..>42 Merle H. Willis. ! 3.301 Frank S. West Rutland.... 3.391 Philip R. Leaven- Rostvn . 2.673 W. G.Whitfield. worth. Seait'le 315,312 Frank B. Cooper. Windsor 3. 6-^7 E. K. Boak. Sedro-Woolley..-. 3,3.s9 H. C. Crurapacker. Winooski 4,932 George R. Stackpole. Snohomish 2,985 George C. Howard. 104.437 O.C. Pratt. VIBO 1X1.4 Tacoma 96,965 Wm. F. Geiger. Toppenish 3,120 George Fields. .\bingdon 2.532 J. R. Mort. Vancouver 12 637 C. W. Shumway-

! .503 -Vle-xandria IS. 060 W. H. Sweenev." Walla Walla 1.5, W. M. Kern. Bedford 3.243 J. L. Borden. Wenatchee 6,324 G. M. Warren- Big Stone Cap.... 3 009 H. L. Sulfridee. Vnkiina 18,539 A. C. Davis. 6.7-29 Rov B. Bowers.

Buena Vista 3.911 J.P. McCluer. ' WEST VIBGINtA. Cape Charles 2..517 l>. W. Peters. Charlottesville 10,6.88 James G. Johnson. Beckley 4,149 .\ndrcw J. Peters. Clifton Forge 6,1W R. C. Bowton. Benwood 4,773 F. K. Hauifan. Covington 5,623 J.G.Jeter. Bluefield 15, -282 M. P. shawkcy. DanvBle 21,539 T. H. Wheatlev. Buckhannon 3 78.5 Walter U. Grose. Farmville 2.586 .M. B. Dickinson. Charleston 39,608 George S. Laidley. Fredericksburg... 5.882 E. F. Birckhead. Charles Town 2,527 Wrignt Denny. 2.752 H.J.Meredith. 3,283 W. W. Robinson. Hampton 6.13s J. H. Brent. Cl.irksburg 27,869 J.A.Jackson. Harrisonburg .5. 87.5 W. H. Keister. Elkins 6.788 W. W. Trent. Le-xington 2.870 Harrincton Waddt.ll. 17,851 ^^""^ 30.070 E. C. (".lass. FoUajisbee 3,135 A. F. Young. 3.253 B. E. Copenhaver. Grafton ... . 8,517 L. W. Bums. 4.075 Rov Webster. 3,912 F. H. Tomkies-

New-port News. . 35; 596 Joseph H. Saunders. Huntington 50,177 C. L. Wright. Norfolk 115,777 Kichar8 J. I. Burton. 2,998 F. 0. Woemer.

Petersburg 31.012 Frank M. Martin. McMechen 1 3,356 J. T. King. Forrest. 3,673 1). C. Tabler. 3.CM3 Elfred .Mannington 1 Pocahontas 2..591 John H. Crowgey. Martinsburg 12 515 William C. Morton. Portsmouth 54.387 Harrv A. Hunt. .Morgantown 12, 127 Roy C. Smith. Pulaski .5.2V2 J.C.Klliott. Moundsville 1 10,669 John C. Shreve. Radford 4.6>7 W. K. Bamett. Pirkersburg 20,050 H. E.Odgers. Richmond. 171,667 .Ubert H.Hill. Piedmont ' 2,83.5 F. A. Yoke. Roanoke 50.842 D. E. Mct^uilkin. I'oint Pleasant.. 3,a59 A. T. Stanfort'i. Salem 4.159 Roland E.Cook. Princeton 6.224 Wilfurd McCuichcon South Boston.... 4.338 H.J. Wat kins. Kidiwood ' 4,3.31 H. A. Rice. D. Bilev. South Norfolk (P. 7.724 <;.C. Outland. -t. Albans 2,82.5 1 D. Bovd Randal- O., Norfolk). .-alem 2,920 1 Staunton 10.623 G. L. H. Johnson. sistersville 3,238 R.'B. Marston. 9.123 Jno. E. .Martin. .South Charleston 3,6.50 J.n'inffaS'.' 'inton 2,779 H. A. Prillaman. Welch 3,232 1 L. — . . ,

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I v. Superintendents of Public Schools in Cities and Towns—Continued,

Popula- Popula- tion, Superintendent or tion, Superintendent City. or census of supervising principal. census of supervising principal. 1920. 1920.

WEST VIRGTOIA— WISCONSIN—con. continued. Park Falls 2,676 Geo. E. Denman. Wellsburg 4,918 W. N. Beetham. Platteville 4, 353 F. V. PowelL Weston 5,701 Frank R. Yoke. Plymouth 3,415 C. A. Rubado. Wheeling 56,208 C. E. Githens. Portage'. 5,582 A. J. Heukel. Williamson 6,819 A. C. Davis. Port Washington: District No. 1 fN. G. Lentzner. 3,340 WISCONSIN. District No. 4 \Josephine Crow. Prairie duChien.. 3, .537 W. C. Koepke. 8,451 Racine F. M. Longanecker. Appleton 19, 561 Carrie E . Morgan. Reedsijurg 2,997 Russell F. Lewis. Ashland 11,334 I 0. Hubbard. Riiinelander 6,6.54 W. P. Colburn. 5, .538 A.C. Kingsford. Rice Lake 4,457 E.G. Hirsch. Beaver Dam 7,992 George R. Ray. Richland Center. 3,409 A. F.Caldwell. Beloit 21,284 F. E Converse.

Ripon , 3,929 L. P. Goodrich. Berlin 4,400 Shawano 3, 544 R. J. McMahon. Burlington 3,626 Fred L. Witter. Sheboygan 30, 955 J. G. Walvoord. Chippewa Falls... 9,130 H.N. Godrt-ird. Shorewood(P. O. 2,650 C. R. Rounds. Clintonville 3,275 F. D. Wartinbee. Milwaukee). Cudahy 6, 725 Jesse F. Corv. South Milwaukee 7, ,598 Fred. W. Hein. .3,016 H. A. Melcher. Sparta 4,466 Nicholas Gimderson. De Pore 5, 165 A. L. Simon. Stanley , 2,577 C. W. Dodge. Eau Claire 20,906 William T. Darling. Steven's Point... 11,371 H. C. Snyder. Fred J. Holt. Stoughton 5,101 J.E.Roberts. Fond du Lac 23' 427 R.W. Fairchild. Sturgeon Bay 4J,r>3 E.C. Gotham. Fort Atkinson.... 4,915 Frank C. Bray. Suoerior 39, 671 Grace Geary. Green Bav 31,017 A. W. Burton. Toinah 3,2.57 W. E. Bush. Hartford 4,515 Arthur Schubert. Tomahawk 2,898 Fred Ek. 3,014 D, T.John. Two Rivers 7,305 Fred G. Bishop. Hurley 3,188 J. E. Murphy.

Viroqua , 2,574 L. Fulton. Janesville 18.293 F. 0. Holt. W. Washburn 3,707 Howard K. Wilkias. 2,572 Earl C. Maclnnis.

Watertown , 9,299 Thomas J. Berto. Kaukauna .5,951 Leo G. Schussraan. Waukesha 12,558 (;. (), I'.anting. Kenosha 40, 472 G. F. Loomis. I Waupaca 2, 839 K. i:. I'.ra.sure. 30,421 B. E. McCormick. Waupun 4,4-iO ' U.S. Ilcmenwav Ladysmith 3,581 M. Lewis. " Wausnu 18,661 Silas B. Tobey. Lake Geneva 2,632 W. R. Rood. Wainvi'losa 5,818 Philip A . Kolb. 38, 378 Thomas W. Gosling. Wrsl Allis 13, 745 T. J. Jones. Manitowoc 17, .563 K.W. Waite. Wi-s! !Uai(i 3,378 D. E. McLane. Marinette 13,610 P. F. Neverman. Wiiiiewaler 3,215 A.R. Page. Marshfield 7,394 Chester Newhui. Wi.scoiisin Rapidsi 7,243 E.G. Doudna. Mavville 3,011 Ralph D. Owen. 7,214 0. H. Plen/ke. WYOMING. Menomonie 5, 104 W. G. Ballenline. Merrill 8,068 H. W. Kircher. Casper 11,447 A. A. Slade. Milwaukee 457, 147 M. C. Potter. Cheyenne 13,829 A. S. Jessup. Mineral Point. ... 2,569 Arnold A. Vieth. Evanston 3,479 C. C. \'oeller. Jlonroe 4,788 L. R.Crcutz. Grey bull 2,692 Arthur C. Cross. 7,171 C. F. Hedges. Laramie 6,301 J. C. Knode. London 4,667 David Newberry. New Rawlins C. A. Anderson. North Milwaukee. 3,047 D. L. Swartz. R ock Springs. . O. C. Schwiering. Oconomowoc 3,301 E. F. Strong. Sheridan J. J. E.arly. 4,920 Henry E. Smith. Oshkosh 33, 162 Charles C. Bishop.

-Presidents of Universities and Colleges,

For men, for iniversitv or college. women, Name of president. or coedu- cational.

Athens Athens Female College Women Benjamin B. Glasgow, D. D. Auburn Alabama Poljtechnic Institute... Coed Spright Dowoll, LL. D. , Birmingham Birmingham-Southern College Coed.... Guy E. Snavely, Ph.D.

Do Howard College Coed . . . Charles B. W^Uliams, D. D. Marion Judson College Women PaulV.Bomar, D. D. Do Marion Institute Men Hopson O. Murfee, LL. D. Montgomery Woman's College of A labama Women Mifflin W. Swartz, Ph. D.

St. Bernard ; St. Bernard College Men Bernard Menges, 0. S. B.

Spring Hill I Spring Hill College Men J.C. Keams, S. J.

Talladega I Talladega College (colored) Coed.... F. A. Sumner, B. D. University University of Alabama Coed.... George U. Denny, LL. D. i — . . .. ,

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V. Presidents ok Um vehsities anu Colleges—L'imtiuued.

For men, for liiivcrsil V or women Name of iiiesldeut. or coedu- cational.

ARIZONA.

Tucson niversitv of Ariitona. ARKANSAS.

.\rka

Hatosville .\rkansas Coilepc Coed.... Wm. S. I^c.\ , I). D. ('larks^ille Collieoofil'o O/.arks Coed... Hul>ert S. LvIo, D. D. Tonwav Contral l!aio" Hendrix Collogc Coed....

Fayetteville I'niversity of Arkansas Coed . . . JohnC. Futrall, LL. D. LlUleRock Little Rock College Men n. A. Heagnev, LL. I>. Searcy tJalloway College Women J. M. Williams. CAUroRNlA.

Berkeley I'niversity of California ' Coed... David P. Barrows, LL. D.

Claremont Pomona College Coed . . James A. Blaisdcll, D. D. Los Angeles Occidental College Coed... Reinsen D. Bird, I). D. Do I'liiversiiv of Southern California. Coed... Rufus B. von Klein Smid, Pc. D, Mills College Mills College Women .\ureliaIL Reinhardt. LL. D.

Oakland St . Mary s College Men Brother tiregory, .\. M. Pasailena California lustituteof Techno|og>\ Men....

Ke.ilanrts I'niversity of Redlandj; Coed I Victor L. Duke, LL. D. St. llolcna. Pacific Cnion College Coed Wm. E. Nelson, B.S. I San Francisco St. Ignatius riiiversiiy Men Pins L. Moore. S.J. San Jose College of Notre Danic Women...! Sister Julia Do College of the Pacilie Coed TullyC.Knoles, D. D. j San Rafael Dominican College Women... Santa (Mara riii\rrsity of Santa Clara Men T. L. Murphv, R. J. Stanford University Leland Stanford Junior I'niversitv Coed I Rav L. Wilbur, LL. D.

W'hittier \Vlutt Icr College Coed : Harrv N . Wright , Ph . I COLORADO.

Rouhler rni\ ersily of Colorado Coed (ieorgc Norlin, Ph. D. ( olorado Springs. Colorado College Coed Clvde .\. Dmiiwav, LL. D. Denver Re?is College Men Robert .M. Kcllev, S. J. Colorado W omans College Women.. John W.Bailey, PI). D. Do liiiversity of Denver Coed Wnber D. Kngic, .Sc. D., acting. Fort Collins. Colorado Agricultural College. Coed Chas. A. Lory, LL. D. Golden Colorado School of Mines Victor C. Alderson, LL. D. CONNECTlCtT.

Hartford Trinit y College Men Remsen B. Ogilbv, D. D. .Middletown.. Weslcyan I'niversity Men William A. Shanklin, LL. D. New Haven.. ^'ale I'niversity Men James R. Angell, LL. D. New London. Connecticut College for Women... Women. Benjariiin T. Marshall, A. M. Storrs Connecticut Agricultural College. Coed.... Charles L. Beach, B. S.

I'niversitv of Delaware. Waltei HullUien, Ph.

Wa.shingtan .\merican Cniversity. Coed.... John W. liamilton, LL. D. Catholic Sisters College Women Patrick J. .VIcCormick, Ph. dean. Catholic I'niversitv of .Vmerica... Men. Thomas J. Shahan, S. T. rector. Do Oallandct College Coed.... Prrcival Hall, Liti. D. Do Cieorgetown University Men John B.Crecdcti, Ph. D.

Do Otorge Wa.<;lungton Uhiversjty Cood.... Howard L. Uodgklns I'h. 1 Do Howard I iiivcrsiiy (colored).'. Coed.... J. Stanley Durkec, Ph. D. Do Trinity College Women Sister Raphael. Do (Tako- Washington Mission ar>- College... Coed.... Marion K. Cady, A.M. ma Park).

Southern Branch of University of California, Los -Vngeles, Emesi C. Mi I)., director. . —. . — ......

68 EDUCATTOX.Al. DIRECTORY, 1921-ir)22.

V. Presibexts of Uxiversities and Colleges—Contmued.

For men, f(jr University or college. women, Name of president. or coedu- cational.

FLORIPA

Deland John B. Stetson University Coed. Lincoln Hullev, LL. D. r.ainesvillc. University of Florida Men. Albert A. Murphree, LL. B.

("learwater... Southern College I Coed R. 11. Alderman, A. B.

Tallahassee.. Florida State College for Women . Women Edward Conradi, Ph. D. Winter Park. Rollins College Coed George M. A\'ard, LI,. D.

Athens. University of Georgia Men. David C. Barrow, LL. D., chancellor.

Atlanta Atlanta University (colored) Coed . . . Edward T. Ware, A. B. Do Georgia School of Technology Men Do Morehouse College (colored) ." Men Jolin Hooe, LL. D. Do Morns Brown University (colored) Coed John H. Lewis, A. M.

-\iigusta Paine College (colored) Coed . . . Rav S. Tomlin, B. D., acting. College Park Cox College Women. Wm. S.Cox, B. Arch.

Dahloncga North (U'orgia Agricultural College Coed . . . Gustavus R. Glenn, LL. D. Decatur Agnes fcolt College Women. Frank H. Gaines, LL. D.

Demorest Piedmont College Coed . . . Frank K. .liiiknis, D. D. Kmory University Eraorv l"ni versitv Men Franklin N. I'a.ker, D. D. Forsyth ". Bessie Tift College W omen Joshua It. Ui..-ur, D. D. Gainesville Brenau College Women. Havwood J. ivarcc, Ph. D. Lagrange Lagrange College Women. W.'E. Thompson, A. B. Macon Mercer I'niversity Men Rufus W. Weaver, LL. D. Do Wesleyan College Women. Wm. F. Quillian, A. B.

Oglethorpe University Oglethorpe I'niversity Coed . . . ThomwcU Jacobs, LL. D. Rome Shorter College ." Women. W. D. Furrv, Ph. D. acting, South .\tlaiita Clark University (colored) Coed.... Harry A. King, D. D.

HAWAII.

llonoluUi Uriivcrsify of Hawaii. Arthur L. Dean, Ph. D.

Caldwell. College of Idaho Coed. AVilliam J. Boone, D. D. Gooding. Gooding College Coed Chas. W. Tenney. Moscow. University of J'daho. Coed. -Mfred H. Upham, Ph. D.

.\bingdon Hedding College Coed. Clarence W. Green, Ph. D. Alton Shurtleir College Coed. George M. Potter, A.M. Aurora Aurora College Coed. Orrin R. Jenks, D. D. Bloomington. Illinois Wesleyan Univ'trsity Coed. Thei.doif Keuiii, LL. D. Bourbonnais. St. Viator College Men.. W..I. i;.-it;iii, r. S. V. Carthage Carthage College Coed. Harvey I). Hoover, S. T. D. Chicago Armour Institute of Technology Howard M. Kajmond, E. E., acting. Do De Paul University Coed.... Thomas F. Levan, D. D. Do Lev.'is Institute Coed.... Geo. X. (barman, A. M., director. Do Loyola I'niversity Men Wm. H. Agnew, S. J.

Do St. Francis Xavier College ^^'omen - Sister Marv Sophia. Do I'niversity of Chicago Coed Harrv Pratt Judson, LL. D. Decatur James Rlillikin University Coed.... Louis E. Holden, LL. D. Eureka Eureka College " Coed.... L. O. Lehman, LL. D. Evanston Northwestern University Coed.... Walter D.Scott, Ph. D. Ewing Ewing College Coed Harvey A. Smoot, D. D. Galesburg Kno.x Coi lege Coed James L. McConaughv, Ph. D. Do Lombard College Coed — Joscj.h M. Tildcn, LL. D. Greenville Green^ ille College Coed . . . Eldon Grant Rurritt, A. M. .Tacksonville.. Illinois College Coed CharlesH. Rammclkamp.Ph.D. Do Illinois Woman's College AVomen Joseph R. Harker, LL. D. Lake Forest.. Lake Forest College Coed.... Herbert McC. Moore, D. D. [-ebanon McKendrce College Coed.... George E. McCammon, D. D. Lincoln Lincoln College Coed.... A. E. Turner, LL. D.

-Monmouth. . Monmouth College Coed Thos. H. McMichael, D. D. Xaperville Nortluvcstem College Coed.... Edward E. Rail, Ph. D. Peoria .... Bradley Polytechnic Institute.. Coed.... Theodore C. Burgess, Ph. D. River Forest. liosarv College Women. Sister M. Clemtentine. A. M Rockfnrd Il;Kkford College Women. Wm. A. Maddox, Ph.D. Rock Island.. A ugustana College Coed Guslav A. Andreen, D. D. Url.ana Uni. ersily of Illinois Coed David Kiuley, LL. D. Whcaton Wheaton College Coed.... Charles A. L'lanchard, D. D. —— . .

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V, Presidknts ok I'vivKKsiTiKs AM) <"oi.i.K<;Es—(.'outiiiueU.

For men, for I'niverrity or ioUckc. Name of president. or cocdu- rational.

HlooiuiiiRton Indiana Iniversity Coed William L. Hryan, LL. D. Crawfordsvillp Wabash College — Men (ieo. Lewes Mackintosh, LL Karlhani Earlham ColleKe Coed David .M. Edwards, Ph. V. Evansville Evansville College Coed .\lfred F. Hughes, S. T. B. Franklin Franklin Col lige Coed Charles E. Coodell, LL. D. (loshen fioslien Col lege Coed Irvin K. Detweiler, .\. B. ("ircencustle De Paiiw Cniversity Coed Ceo. H. ('.rose, LL. D. Hanover Hanover College Coed William .\. .Millis, LL. D. Indianapolis Butler College Coed Robert J. .\lev, LL. D. Do Indiana Cfiitral Imversity Coed Irby J. Gooii, .\. M. La Fayette Purdue Cniversity Coed Henry W. .Marshall, acting. Nort h Manche>t«'r Manchester College Coed oiho'Winger, LL. D. Merom Tnion Christian College Coed W. S. .Alexander.

Notre Dame St. Marj's College and .Vcadeniy Women . .Mother M. Pauline. LL. D. Do Cniversitv of Notre Dame Men James .\. Bums, C. S. C. Oakland City Oakland City College Coed Wm. P. Dearing. A. B. St. Mary of the Wood: St. Mary ol the Woods College. .. Women . Mother Marv Cleophas. Terre Haute Rose Polytecimic Institute Men Philip B. Woodworth, .>~c. D ll'laiid Tavlor I'niversity Coed James M. Tavlor, D. D. Valparaiso Vaipartiiso I'niversity Coed John E. Roessler, Litt. D.

Iowa State College of .\griculture Raymond .\. Pearson, LL. D. and Mechanic Arts. Cedar Rapids. Coe < 'ollegc Harrv M. Cage, LL. 1>. (I in ion Wan l>urg College Otto'L. ProehL.A. B. St. .\ml)rose College. Wni. L. Hannon. .\. M. Decorah Luther College Oscar L. Olson, Ph. !>., acting. Des Moines Des Moines Iniversity John W. Million. LL. 1>. Do (Irand View College. Do Drake I'niversity Arthur Holmes, Ph. D. Dubu'iue Columbia College. A. D. Howard, A. M. Do Cniversitv of Dubuque Comchus M. Steffens, D. D. Do Mount St. Joseph College Sister Mary Chionia. Fairfield Parsons College R. X. Monteomerv, LL. D. Fayette I'pper Iowa Iniversity J. P.Vanliom.D. D. '..innell c.rinncll College. JohnH.T. Main.LL. D. llopkinton Lenox College. J. F.Hinkhouse,D. D. Indianola Simpson Collcg; John L. Hillman, D. D. lowaCitv State Cniversity of Iowa WalterA.Jessup, Ph. D. Iowa Falls Ellsworth College Ido F.Meyer, A.M. Le.Mars Western I'nion College. Charles A. Mock, Ph. D. .Mount Pleasant. Iowa Wesleyan College. C. S. Smith, D. D. Mount Vernon... Cornell College oskaloosa Penn College Henrj- E. McCrew, D. 1). Sioux City .Momingside College Frank E. Mossman, D. D. Storm Lake Buena Vista College. Arthur M. Boyd, D. D. Tabor Tabor College Royal^S. Montj;omery. DD Iniversity Park. Central Holiness Cniversity. Brasher, D. D. KANSAS.

.VtchLson St. Benedict "s College Men Innocent Wolf, D. D. Baldwin City Baker Cniversity Coed Osman O. Markham, Litt. I)., i acting. Emporia College of Emporia Coed Frederick W. Lewis, D. D. Higlilaiid Iligliland College Coed J. L.Howe, Ph. B. Kansa.s City Kansa.s City University Ck)ed J.C.Williams, LL.D., chancellor. Lawrence Iniversiiy "of Kansas Coed Ernest H. l.indley, Ph. D. l.indi,l>org Bethany College Coed Ernst F. Pihlblad. D. D. -McPherson Mcl'hcrson College Coed Daniel W.Kurtz, D. D. I State College Jardine. LL. D. .Manhattan I Kansas .Agricultural Coed Wra. M. Newton Bel hel ColKge Coed J. H. Langenwalter, S.T. M. Ottawa Ottawa Cni versity Coed Silas E.Price, D. D. St. Marys ' St. Marys College Men William E.Cogley, S. J. I Salina Kan.sas University Coed L. B. Bowers, D. D. ; Wcskyan I I

Sterling i Sterling Campbell, D. D. Culkgc I Coed I RossT.

: Sc. Topeka i Washburn College Coed Parley P. Womer, D. Wichita Fairmoun t ( ollepe Coed

Do ^ Friends Cniversity Coed W.O. Mendenhall, Ph. D. Winfield Southwestern College Coed Albert E.Kirk, D. D. KE.NTVCKY. Berea. Berea College Coed William J. Hutchins, D. D.

Bowling Green. Ogden College t Men.. J. Howard Edgerton, A. M. Centre Danville College I Men. —... —, - — . .. .

70 EDUCATIOISrAL DIRECTORY, 1921-1922.

V, Presidents of Universities and Colleges—Continued.

For men, for University or college. women, Name of president. or coedu- cational.

KENTUCKY—COlltd.

Geoigctoi'D Georgetown College Adams, LL. D. Lexington. Transyivania College Thomas Macartney, Ph. D., acting. Do University of Kentucky Frank L. McVey, LL. D.

Louisville . University of Louisville John Patterson, LI>. D., dean. St. Mary.... St. Marys College Michael Jaglowicz, C. R. Wilmore Asbury College H. C. Morrison, D. D. Wincliester. Kentucky Wesleyan College Will B.Campbell, D. D.

LOUISIANA.

Baton Rougo. Louisiana State University and Thomas D. Boyd, LL. D. Agricultural and Mechanical College. Clinton Silhman ("ollegiate Institute U. B. Currie. Convent Jefferson College P. F. Quinn, S. T. B. New Orleans H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial Pierce Butler, Ph. D., dean. College. Do Loyola University E. A. Ciimimngs, S. J. Do Tulane University of Louisiana.. Albert B. Dinwiddle, LL. D. PineviUe... Louisiana College C. Cottingham, LL. D. Shreveport. Centenary College George S. Sexton, D. D.

LL. D. Briuiswick Bowdoin College Men I Kenneth C. M. Sills,

Lewiston . . Bates College Coed Clifton D. Gray, Ph. D. I

Orono University of Maine. Coed i

Watorville.. Colby College Coed 1 Arthur J. Roberts, LL. D. MARYLAND.

St. John's College Men Thomas Fell, LL. D. United States Naval Academy. Men I Rear Artni. Henry B. Wilson,

I supr-iintrndent. Baltimore Goucher College Women Wni. \V. Guih, LL. D. Do Johns Hopkins University Coed.... Frank .1. (iondnow, LL. D. Do Loyola College Men Joseph A, McEncany, S.J. Do Morgan College (colored) Coed.... John (). Si)encer, Pli. D. Do Moimt St. Joseph's College Men Bro( her James, A. M. Do Notre Dame College of Maryland. Women. Sister Mary Philemon. Chestertown... Washington College Coed Clarence P. Gould, Ph. D. College Park... University of Maryland Coed Alfred F. Tv'oods, D. Agr. i EllieoltCity... Rock Hill College Men Brother E.Felix, A.M. j

Emmitsburg... Mount St. Mary's College Men I Bernard J. Bradley, LL. D. Frederick Hood College Women...! Jo.seph H. Apple, LL. D. Lutherville Maryland College for Women Women... Bookman O. Rouse, A. B.

New Windsor. Blue Ridge College Coed \ Ross D. Murphv, A. B.

Westminster... Western Maryland College Coed * Albert N. Ward, D. D. MASSACHUSETTS.

Amlierst. . . -Vraher.st College Men Alexander Meiklejohn, LL. D. Do Massachusetts Agricultural College, Coed Kenvon L. Butterfield, LL. D. Boston Boston University Coed Lemuel H. Murlin, LL. D.

Do E mmaniiel College , Women . .

Do Northeastern College , Men Frank P. Speare, LL. B.

Do Simmons College Women . . Henry Lefavour, LL. D. Cambridge. Harvard University Men Abbott Lawrence Lowell, LL. D. Do Massachusetts Institute of Tech- Coed Elihu Thompson, So. D., acting. nology.

Do RadcliliEe College , Women . . Le Baron R. Briggs, LL. D.

Chestnut Hill.. Boston College , Men William Devlin, S. J. Lowell Lowell Textile School Coed Chas. H. Eames, B. S. Northampton.. Smith College Women... William A. Neilson, LL. D. Norton Whftiton ('ollege Women... Samuel V. Cole, LL. D.

South II adley. Mount Holyoke College Women . . Mary E. Woolley, LL. D. Springfield Intcrnaiiorial Young Men's Chris- Men Lawrence L. Daggett, D. D. tian Association College. Tufts College.. Tufts College ('oed John A. Cousens, A. B. Wellesley Wellosloy College Women Ellen F. Pendleton, LL. D. Williamstown. Williams C-ollege Men Harry A. Garfield, LL. D. Worcester Clark University Men Wallace W. Atwood, Ph. D. Do College of the Holy Crass Men. James J. Carlin, S. J. Do Worcester Polytechnic Institute... Men. Ira N. Hollis, Sc. D. . — . .. ..

UNIVEKiJiTV AND (ULI.KCK I'KESlDliNTS. 71

V. FrE8IU£NT8 ok Isn K.HsniKs AM> C'oLLEUKs—C'lUitluued.

For men, for UniviTsity or tullo women, Name of president. or coedu- cational.

Adrian Adrian < ollcKe Coed . . Harlan L. Feeman, D. D. Albion Mbion I'dllege. Coed... JoJm W. Laird, LL. 1). < Alma A Inia 'oHegi' Coed . . Harry Mean.s Crooks, LI,. I>. Ann Arbor Universiiy of Miiliigau Coed... Marion Lo Roy Burton, LL. D Horrieu Springs. KmiiiauiU'l .\tUsioiiar.v (."ollege... Coed... Frederick Griggs, A. M. Detroit I'niver.-iit.v of Detroit Men.... Wm. T. Doran, S. J.

Ea>t I.im.-ing. .. Michigan Agricultural ("ollege... Coed . . David FriUav, A. li.

lIills.|;ilo Ilill*Jaie College Coed . . Joseph W. Mauck, LL. D.

Uollan.l Hope College Coed . . Kdward l>. Diminent, L. 11. D

Ho\ighton , Michigan College of Mines Men. ... Fred W. McNair, Sc. t). Kalainaioo Kalamazoo College Coed... Herbert L. Stetson, LL. D.

Monroe. St . Mary's College Women C'livet < )li vet OolIfKf Coed... Paul F. Voelker, Ph. D. j

Collegeville . . St. John's I'niversity Men Peter Engle, Ph. D. Minneapolis.. -Vug.-iburB Seminary Men George Sverdrui>, ^L A. Do I'mversity of .MinnRsota Coed.... Lotus D. Collnian, Ph. D. Mixirhead Concordia College Coed.... J. A. Aa^gaanl, B. D. Northfield Carleioa College Coed.... Donald J. Cowluig, LL. D.

Do St. Olaf College Coed . . . Lars W. lioe, D. D. St. Paul CoUegeof St. Catherine Women Si.ster Antonia, A. M. Do College of St. Thomas Men Huiriphrcv Movnilian, D. D. Do Uamline Cniversity Coed.... Samuel F. Ker'foot, D. D.

Do Macalester College , Coed.... Elmer A. Bes.s, D. I). St. Peter C.u.stavus .^dolphu-s College. Coed.... Oscar J. Johnson, D. D. Winona College of St. Teresa Women. Mother M. Leo Tracy.

Misaissippi.

Agricultural College. Mississippi Agricultural and Me- Coed.... David C. Hull, M. Sc. chanii;al<'ollege. Blue Nfountain. Blue Mountain College Women W. J. LoMTev, LL. D. Brookhaven I. i Whitworth Female College Women W. CooDer, D. D. Clinton Mi.--ippi College Men John W. Provine, LL. D. Columbas MU'.Lssippi State College for \Vo- Women. J. C. Fant, Ph. D. men. j Orenada I Grenada College. . !v Women... J. R.Countif.s, D. D. Holly Springs Ru-^t College (coloreri) Coed George Evans, D. D. Jackson Beiha ven College Women... G. T. Gillespie, D. D. .Do .Mil.saps College Coed Alexander F. W'atkins, D. D. University Universiiy of .Mississippi Coed Joseph N. Powers, LL. D., eh) eel lor. MISSOURI.

Cameron Missouri Weslevan College Coed.... Carmeron Harmon, D. D. Canton Culver-Stockton College Coed.... John H. Wood, D. D. Columbia Universitv of Missouri Coed John C. Jones, LL. D. Fayette Central Collego Paul H. Linn. D. D. j Coed.... Fulton \\>>;tmin^ll.•r I College Men E. K. Reed, D. D. LilM>rty William Jewell College Men David J. Evans, Th. D.

Marsnall .Mi.-wouri \allev College Coe

St. Charles I Lindenwood College Women. John L. Roemer, D. D. Louis S. J. St. I St. Louis University Men William F. Robi.son, Do Wasiiington University Coed.... Frederic A. Hall, LL. D., chancellor. Springfield Dmry College Coed. Thomaa W. Nadal, LL. D. Tarkio Tarkio College Coed. Joseph A. Thompson, LL. D. Warrenton Central W esleyan College. Coed. Otto K. Kriege, D. D. Webster Groves. Loretto College ^\'om( Mother M. Edith, A. B. MONTANA.

Bozeraan < ! .Montana State College of .\gricul- Alfred Atkinson, Sc. D.

I ture and Mi'chanic -Vrts. Butte' .Mont:>na State .^.hool of Mine.s... Coed. George W. Craven, B. S. I < Helena i Mt. St. Charles ollege Men.. NorljertC. 1 1 off, A. M. Miss

> The chief administrative officer of the Universitv of Montana, which includes the State higher Insti- tutions. Ls the chancellor, Edward C. Elliott, Helena, Mont. — . . ., . ...,

72 EDUCATIONAL DII^ECTOEY, lS}21-li}22,

V. Presidknts of Universities and Colleges—Continued.

For men, for Location. University or college. women, Name of president. or coedu- cational.

Bellevue Bellevue College Coed. Charles E. Baskervilie, D. D. Betliany Cotner College Coed Andrew D. Harmon, A. M. JJlair Dana College Coed. C. X. Hansen, L. H. D. College Xiew. Union College Coed. Harry A. Morrison, A. U. Crete Doane College Coed. John N. Bennett, LL. D. Fremont Midland College Coed Ezra E. Stauffer, D. D. (Jrand Island. Grand Island College Coed J. W. Wells, A. M. IIa.<

State I'niver^itv of Nevada. Walter E. Clark, LL. D. ;KW HAMPSHIRE.

New Hampshire College of Agri- Ralph D. Hetzel, LL. D. culture and Mechanic Arts. Hanover Dartmouth College Ernest M. Hopkins, LL. D. Manchester. St. Anselm's College Erne.st Helmstetter, D. D.

N?;W JER.SEY.

'on vent Station.. College of St. Elizabeth Sister .Marie Jos^ Byrne, Ph. D., dean. Iloboken Stevens Institute of Technology. . Men Ale.xander C. Humphreys, LL. D. Jersey City St. Peter's College . . . Men James F. McDermott, S. I J. Kenilworth Upsala College Coed Carl G. Erickson, B. D. I New Brunswick. Rutgers College .Men Wm. H. S. Demarest, LL. D. North Plainfleld. Mt. St. Mary's College Women Princeton Princeton University -Men John Grier Hibben, LL. D. South Seton Hall College Jas. F. Orange -Men [ Mooney, D. D.

NEW MEXICO.

Albuquerque University of New Mexico Coed David S. Hill., LL. D. Socorro New Mexico School of Mine.-*. Coed Edgar H. Wells, B. S.

' State College I New Mexico College of Agriculture Coed Harry L. Kent, M. S. and .Mechanic Art XFAV YORK.

Albany New York State Library School.. Coed ! James I. Wyer., jr., director. Alfred Alfred U niversity Coed Boothe C. Davis. LL. D.

i Annandalc... St. Stephen's College , Men Bernard I. Bell, S. T. B. Aurora Wells College Women...; Kerr D. Mamiillan, S. T. D.

Brooklyn .\delphi College , Women...! Frank D. BlodgcU. LL. D. Do B rooklyn College Men Joseph A. Farrell, S.J. i Do Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn Men Fred. W. Atkinson, Ph. D.

Do St. Francis College , Men Brother Jarlath, O. S. F.

Do St. John's College , Men John W. .Moore, LL. D.

Buffalo Canisius College , Men M.J. Ahem, S. J. Do D' Youville College Women. Sister Verecunda. Do University of Buffalo Coed Canton St. Lawrence L'niversity Coed Richard E. Sykes. D. D. Clinton Hamilton College Men Frederick C. Eerry, LL. D.

Elmira Elmira College Women . Frederick Lent, Ph. D. Ceneva Hobarl College Coed Murray Bartleit, D. D.

I '^ Hamilton Colg;) University Men , Melbourne S. Read, Ph. D. Ithaca Cornell University Coed Livuigston Farrand, LL. D.

New Rochelle. College of New Rochelle Women . Joseph F. Mooney, D. D.

New York Barnard College Women . Virgmia C. Gildersleeve, Ph. dean.

CoUece of the City of New York . . Men Sidney E. Mezes, LL. D. College of the Sacred Heart Women.. Columbia University Coed Nicholas M. Butler, LL. D. Fordham University Men Edward P. Tivnan, S. J. Hunter College of the City of New Women . George S. Davis, LL. D. York. Do. Manhattan CoUece Men Brother Jasper, A. M.

Do College of Mount Saint Vincent..., Women .

Do ' College of the Sacred Heart AVomen. — ......

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V. Presidents of Universities and Colleoes—Continued.

For meii, for Iniversity or college. women, Naine of iiresident. or coedu-

XEW YORK—confd

Now York New York University Coed. Elmer Ellsworth Brow i LL.D. chancellor.

Do I Tcaihcrs College Coed James E. Russell, LL. I)., dean. Niagara University. Niagara University Men W. E, Katzentierger. C. M. '. Br(K>ks, Sc. U.. director. Potsdam Clarkson College of Technology . . Men John P, Poiighkcopsie Vassar College Women . . Henrv N, -MacCracken, LL, D. Rochester University of Ro^-hester Coed Kiish"Rlu>es. LL. I). St. Bonavenlure St. Bouaveiitnre's College Men Thomas Plassman. O. F, M. Saratoga Springs... Skidmore School of Arts Women . Charles 11. Kcves, Ph. D.

ScheiHvtady Iniou University Men I Charles A. Richmond, LL. D Syracuse York State CoU^e of For- Men Franklin Moon, -M, F.,dean. New j estry- (at SjTacuse University).

." Dr. Svraciise University . . Coed ' Charles W. Flint, LL. D., chan-

I (cUor. Tnv Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Men Palmer C. Ricketts, LL. D, "Do Russell Sage College Women . Eliza Kellas. Ph.B. Pi'irit United States Military Academy.. Men Brig, Gen. Frederick W. Sladen, West [ superintendent. NORTH CAROUNA.

Asheville St. Gene\ ieve's College ami Acad- Women... Mother M. L. Lorin, A. M. emy. Belmont Belmont .\bbey College Men Leo Ilaid, D. D. Chapel HiU I'niversity of North Carolina Coed Harrv W^ Cha^c. LL. D. Charlotte Biddle University (coloreii* Men H. Ll.McCrorev, D. D, .". Do Queen s College . Women . . HenrvC, Evans, D. D, Davidson Davidson College Men Wm,J, Martin, LL,D. Durham Trinity College Coed Wm.P. Few, LL.D, Elon College Elon College Coed Wm, A. Harper. LL.D. (.ire

Do North Carolina CoUegefor Women Women . . Jiihiis 1. Foiist, LL. D. Oiiilford College.. Guilford College Coed Raymond Binford, Ph, D, Hickorv Lenoir College Coed JohnC.Perrv, D.D.

Raleigh Meredith College Women . . Charles E, Brewer, LL, D. Do Shaw I'niversity (colored) Coed Joseph L. Peacock, A. M, Red Springs Flora Macdonald College Women . . C,G.Vardrll,D,D. Salisbury Livingstone College (colored) Coed D. C. Suggs, Ph.D, Wake Forest Wake Forest College Men Wm,L, Poteat, LL, D. West Raleigh North Carolina State College of Men W, C, Riddick, LL, D, .\gricidture and Engineering. AVilson .\tlautic Christian College Coed.... H.S. Hillev, A,B, Winston-Salem Salem .\cademy a nd College AVomen Howard E.Rondthaler, D. D.

NORTH DAKOTA.

Agricultural College. . North Dakota .Vgricultural College, Coed. John L, Coulter, Ph, D. Kargo Fargo College Coed.

i Jamestown Jamestown College , Coed. Barend H. Kroeze, D, D. University University of North Dakota Coed. Thomas F. Kane, LL, D.

uHto.

Ada Ohio Northern University Coed Albeit E, Smith, D, D. Akron Municipal University of .\kron... Coed Parke R, Kolbc, Ph, D. Alliance Mount Union College Coed Wm,II,.McMaster.D.D. | E.Jacobs, Ph. D. Ashland I Ashland College Coed Edwin

-Vthens I Ohio University Coed Elmer B, Brvan,LL, D, Alb..-n B, Storms, LL, D. Berea I Bald win-Wallal« College Coed Bluffton I BhiiTt on College Coed Samuel K. -Mosiman, Ph. D.

CedarvlUe 1 Cedar\ ille College Coed Wilbert R. McChesney, D. D,

Cincinnati i College and .\cademy of the Sa- Women... cred Heart, Do St. Xavier College Men.. James McCabe, S, J, Do I University of Cincinnati Coed. Fre

Findlay Findlay College Coed 1 Wm. H. Gnvcr. D. D. Gambler Kenyoh College Men Wm. F. Pierce, L. H, D. Chamberlain. Ph, D.

74 EDUCATIONAI. DIKECTOEY, 1921-1922,

V. Presidents of Universities and Colleges—Continued.

For men, for Locatio'i. Univer.sity or college. women, Name of president. or coedu- cational.

OHIO— continued. Coed W^iUM. Hughes, D.D. Coed J. K. Montgomery, D. D. Oberlin Oberlin College Coed HenrvCKing.LL. D. Coed

Do O.xford College for Women Women . . Eleanoi N. Adams Ph.D. Do Western College for Women Women... W.W.Boyd, Ph.D. Women... Rio Grande Rio Grande College. . Coed Simeon H.Biiig,.\.M, Coed Coed Charles E. Miller, LL. D. Toledo St. John's University Men Francis X. Busch S J. Do Toledo University Coed Coed Walter G. Chppinger, D. D,

Wilberforce Wilberforce University (colored) . Coed John A. Gregg, D. D. Coed J. Edwin Jay, A.M. W^ooster College of Wooster Coed Charles F. Wishart, D. D. Yellow Springs Coed Arthur E. Morgan.

OKLAHOM.\.

Chickasha Oklahoma College for Women Women... G. W. Austin, B. S. East Enid Phillips University Coed Isaac N McCash LL. D. Coed Henry W.Tuttle,D.D. Norman University of Oklahoma Coed Stratton D. Brooks, LL. D. Oklahoma City Coed Catholic University of Oklahoma.. Men D.Blaise, O.S.B. Do . . Oklahoma Baptist University Coed Judson A. Tolman. Oklahoma Agricultural and Me- Coed James B. E.skridge, Ph. D. chanical College. Coed OREGON.

Albany Albany College . Coed Alfred M. Williams, D. D. Oregon Agricultural College Coed William J. Kerr, Sc. D. Coed Prince L. Campbell, LL. D. Forest Grove Pacific University Coed RobertF. Clark, A.M. Linfield CoUege Coed Leonard W. Rilev, D. D. Newberg Pacific College.. .. Coed Levi T. Pennington, A. B. Portland Coed Richard F.Scholz, Ph. D. Do St. Mary's College. Women... Salem ...... Willamette University . .. Coed Carl G. Doney, LL. D. PENNSYLVANIA.

Cedar Crest College for Women. . . Women... Wm. F.Curtis, Litt.D. Do Muhlenberg College Men John A. W. Haas. LL. 1). Annville Lebanon Valley College Coed George D. Gossard, D. D. Men

Beaver .... Beaver College Women . . James M. Thoburn,jr.. D. D. Coed A. A. John.ston, B. D.' Bethlehem Lehigh University Men Charles R. Richards, D. Eng. Do Moravian College Men J. Taylor Hamilton, D. D. Do Moravian Seminary and College Women... for Women. Women... Marion E. Park, Ph. D. CarUsle Coed Chambersburg Wil.son College Women... Elhelbert D. Warfield, LL. D. Pennsylvania Military College Men Chas. E. Hyatt, LL. D. CoUegeville Ursinus College Coed George L. Omwake, Ph. D. Easton Lafayette College Men John H. MacCracken, LL. D. Coed WilUam A. Granville, LL. D. Seton Hill CoUcge for Women Women... Greenville Theil College Coed Henry W. Elson, Litt. D. Coed Weir C. Ketler, LL. D. Haverford Haverford College Men WiUiam W. Comfort. LL. D. Coed FrankUn and Mar.-baU College Men Henry it. Apple. LL. D.

Lewisbiirg Bufknoll University . . Coed Emory W. Him t,LL.D. Lincoln University-.. Lincoln University (colored) Men John R. Rendall, D. D. Men John P. M, Doyle, LL. D. Meadville Allegheny College Coed Fred W. Hixson, LL. D. Mechanicsburg Women... E. E. Campbell, Ph. D. Myerstown Albright College Coed L. Clarenf-e Himt, D. D. New Wilmington Westminister College Coed, W. C. Wallace, D. D. . — . .. :

UNH'ERSITY AND COLLEGE PRESIDENTS. 75

V. Presidents ok Universities anu C'oLLEtiEs—(.'outiuued.

For mcu, for Uaiversity or college. women, Name of president. or coe

PENNSYLVANIA—con,

Philadelpliia. Drexel Institute Coed... Kenneth G. Matheson, LL. D. Do Dropsie College Coed... Cyrus Adler, Ph. D. Do La Siille CoUet;e Men... Brother Richard, A. M. Do St. Joseph's (."ollege. Men... P. F. O'Gorman.S. J. Do. Teraple University. Coed... Ku.sseU H. Con well, LL. D. Do Uiiivirsiiy of Peuiisylvania Coed... Josiah H. Pennimau, LL. D., acting provost. Pittsburgh. Canieirie Institute of Tcctinologj-. Coed... Arthur A. HamerschJag, LL. D. Do Duquesne University of the Holy Men... Martin A. Hehir, LL. D. Ghocst. Pe«n.«ylvania College for Women. Women John C. Acheson, LL. D. University of Pittsburgh Coed- John G. Bowman, LL. D., chancellor. Scr&iiton Mary wood College Women Seliixsgrove . Susquehaii na University Coed... Charies T. Aikens, D. D. State College. Pennsylvania Stale College Coed... John M. Thomas, LL. D. Swarthmore. S warl iimore College Coed... Frank .\vdeloite, A. M. Villanova Villanova College Men . . Francis A. l)ri.snrg College Coed... Paul K. Stuart, acting. PHIUPPIXE ISHXKS.

Manila University of the Philippines. Coed... Guv Potter Benton, LL. D.

PORTO RICO.

San Juan Universitv of Porto Rico Coed... Paul (i. Miller, Pli. D.

RHODE ISL.1NI)

Kingston Rhode Island State College. Co«h1... Howard Edwards, LL. D.

Froviilence i Brown University Coed... W. H. P. Faunce, LL. D. Do Providence C ollege Men.... Wm. D. Noon. >UTH CAROUNA.

Anderson.. .\nderson College Women John E. White, D. D. Charleston. College of Charleston Men.... Harri^>on Randfolph LL. D. Do.... The Citadel, the Military College Men.... Col. O. J. Bond, A. M., super- of ?outh Carolina. intendent. Clemson College. Clemson Agriculiural College Men.... Walter M. Riggs, LL. D. Clinton Presbyterian College of South Car- Coed... Davison McD. Douglas, D. D. olina. College Place... Columbia College Women G.T.Pugh, Ph. D. Columbia Benedict Colk-ye (colored) Coed... Clarence 13. ..Vntisdel, B. D. Do Chicora College for Women Women S. C. Bvrd, D. D. Do University of South Carolina Good... Wm. s: Currell, LL. D. Due West Erskine College Coed... James S. MolTatt, D. D. Do Woman's CoIK-gc of Due West Women Ritl!C-rd L. I{ol>inson, D. D. Greenville Furri II fvivi-rsity Men.... W.J. .\Ic«;iolhlin.D. D. Do <•- . .n'sCollege Women i)a\ i.i M. Kumsey^ D. D. Groenwood Women John O. WUIson,D. D. Hartsville I '»Vomen Women E. W. Sikes, Ph. D.

Newberrv Coed . . S.J. Derrick, LL. D. Rock Hill Wiiiihrupf ollct;c. Women David B. Johnson, LL. D. Spartanburg... Converse Collegi-. Women Robert P. Pell, Litt. D. Do :... Woilord College.. Men.... Hcnrv N. Snvder, LL. D. SOUTH DAKOTA.

Brookings Sooth Dakota State College of Ag- Cood... Willis E, John.son, LL. D. rirnltiireand Mtchanic Arts.

Huron i Huron Collo^v Coed... MitchelJ. Dukoti Wcslcyn S. T. i University Coed... W. D. Schennerhom. Rapid City State .School of .Mines. Coed... Cleophas C. O'Hara, Ph. D. Sioux Falls.. Sioiix Fall.r College Coed.., V. C. Coulter, A. M. Vermilion... University of South Dakota. Coed... Robert L. Slagic, Ph. D. Yankton Yan kton College Coed... Henry K. Warren, LL. D. TENNESSEE.

Bristol King College Men.... Tilden Scherer, D. D. Chattanooga. University of Chattanooga Coed... ArloA. Brown, D. D. Clark-s\ille... Southwestern Presbyterian Uni Men.... Chas. E. Diehl, D. D. versity. — . . ... ,

76 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, 1921-1922.

V. Presidexts of Universities and Colleges—Continued.

For men, for Location. L'niversity or college. women, Xame of president. or coedu- cational.

TENNESSEE — COntd. Coed Harrogate Lincoln Memorial University Coed George A. Hubbell, Ph. D. Coed Carson and Newman College Coed Oscar E i-'ams hlL D Kno.xville KnoxviUe College (colored) Coed J. K. Giilin, D.' D. Do University of Tennessee Coed Coed A. B. Buchanan. D. D., acting. McKenzic Bethel College Coed N J Finnev A M Mary\-ille College Coed Milligan Milligan College Coed H J Derthick A M Women...

Nashville Buford College AVomen . . Mrs E G Buford Do Coed Do.. A'anderbilt Universitv Coed James H Kirkland LL D chancellor. Men Albion W. Kjiight, D. D., vice chancellor. Coed H. E Scott A. M. Coed

TEX.\S.

Coed Do Simmons College Coed Jefferson D Sandefer LL. D. Coed Women... John- C. Hardv, LL. D. Coed S. E. Chandler. D. D. Do . . Howard Payne College Coed L.J. Mims, A. .M. College Station Agricultural and Mechanical Col- Men Wm. B. Bizzell, LL. D. lege of Texas. Dallas Men Marshall F. Winne, Ph. D.

Do Southern Methodist University. . Coed Hiram A. Boaz. D. D.

College of Industrial Arts Women . . Francis M Brallev, LL. D. Texas Christian University Coed E.M. Waits, LL.D.

Do Texas Woman's College . . Women... H. E. Stout. Coed Houston Rice Institute Coed Edgar O. Lovett, LL. D. Marshall Coed C. H. Maxson, B. S.

Mil ford. Texas Prcsbvterian College Women . . French W. Thompson, D. D.

Our Lady of the Lake College Women . . H. A. Constantineau, D. D. Do St. Louis College Men James P. Canning, A. M. Men Thomas S. Clyce, LL. D. Baylor Uniyersit y Coed Samuel P. Brooks. LL. D. Coed Samuel Lee Hornbeak, LL. D,

UT.tH.

Logan -Agricultural College of Utah Coed Elmer G. Peterson, Ph. D, Salt Lake City Universitv of Utah Coed George Thomas, Ph. D. VERMONT.

Burlington University of Vermont and State Coed Guv W. Bailey, LL. D. .Agricultural College. Middlebiiry Middleburv College Coed Paul D. Moodv, LL. D. Vorthfield Norwich University Men Charles A. Pliimley, A. M. St Michael's College Men AVilliam Jeanmarie, S. S. E.

\TRGIM.\. Men Robert E. Blackwell, LL. D. Virginia .Agricultural and Mechan- Men Julian A. Burruss, A. M, ical College and Polytechnic In- stitute. Brideewater Bridgewater College Coed Paul H. Bowman, D. D. Coed Edwin A. Alderman, LL. D. Fmorv Kmorv and Henrv College Coed J. Stewart French. Ilampden-Sidney Hampden-Sidney College Men Joseph D. Eggleston, LL. D. Hollins Hollins College Women . . Mattv L. Cocke, Litt. D. Virginia Military Institute Men Edward W. Nichols, supt. Do .. WashingtonandLeeUniversity Men Henrv Louis Smith , LL. D. Ph. D. Lynchburg Randolph-Macon Woman's College. Women . . Dice R. Anderson, L\nichburg College Coed J. T. T. Hundlev, A. B. Do A'irginia Theological Seminary and Coed Robert C. Wood's. 1). D. College (colored). . — . .. .

UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE PRESIDENTS. 77

\'.— Presidents of I'mversities and Colleges—Continued.

For men, for women, Name of prc-sidcul. or coedu- cational.

Manassas Eastern College Cood.... R. F. Hollidav, A. M. Richmond Iniversitv of Kichmond Coed.... F. W. Boatwright, LL. P. I>o \'irglnia I'nioii l"niversity (col- •Men William J.Clark, B. D.

ored ). Salem Roanoke College Men Charle.>:J. Smith, 1>. D. I»o Eliiat)eth College Women. PaulSieg, .\. M. Sweet Briar Sweet Briar College AN'omei) Emilie W. .McVea, Litt. n. Williamsburg College of William and Mary Coed.... J. .\.C. Chandler, LL. P. WASHINGTON.

Pullman I State College of Washington Coed ! Ernest O. Holland, Ph. D.

' Seattle rniversiiy of Washington . . Coed i Henrv Suzzallo, LL. 1>. Spokane Ooiizaga (nivcrsity Men JohnA. McIIugh, S. J. Oo Whitworth College" Coed ' Willard H. Robinson. Ph. D. Taooma College of I'uget Sound Coed Edward H. Todd. D. I). , Walla Walla Whitman College Coed. ' Stephen B. L. Penrose, D. D.

WEST VIRGIN1.1

Bethany Bethany College Coed Clovd Goodnight, .\. .M. Biickhannon. We.^t \ irginia Weslevan College. Coed Wallace B. Fleming, 1>. D.

Elkins , Davis and Elkins College Coed James E. Allen, A. B. Morgantown. West \irginia I "niversit v Coed Frank B. Trotter, LL. D. .' Salem Salem College Coed S. Orestes Bond , A . M. W!<«iNSIN.

.\ppleton Lawrenoe College Coed... Samuel Plant z, LL. D. Ashland Northland College Coed... Joseph D. Brownfll, D. D. Beloit Beloit College Coed... Melvin A. Brannon, LL. D. Madison Cniversity of Wiscousin Coed... Edward A. Birge, LL. D. Milton Milton College Coed... Alfred E. Whitford, A. M., acting. Milwaukee Marquette I'niversitv Men... Herbert C. Noonau, S. J. Do Milwaukee-Downer OoUege. Women Lucia R. Briggs. Plymouth Mission House Coed... Prairie duChien. Campion Collegf Men.... Albert C. Fox S. J. Do St. -Marvs College Women Mother Marv Seraphia.

Ripon , Ripon College Coed... Silas Evans, LL. D. Watertowii Northwestern College Men.... E. E. Kowaike, A. B. Waukesha Carroll College Coed... Wm. A. Ganfield, LL. 1). WYOMING.

Laramie luiversity of Wyoming. Coed... .A^ven Nelson, Ph. D.

\I. Presidexts of Junior Colleges.

Montevallo, Ala. Alabama Technicallnslilule and College Thoma? W. Palmer, LL. D. for Women. Eureka Springs, Ark Crescent College Richard R. Thompson, .\. M. Bakersfield, Calif.... Junior College'. Paul Vandereike, dean. Eureka, Calif do.' George C. Jensen, -M. S. Kullert on, Calif ....do.' Lewis E. Plummcr, B. S. llollister, Calif ....do.' Ontario, Calif ....do.« Mert'.n E. Hill, A. M. Pomono, Calif ...-do.' H. P. Reynolds, B. S. Riverside, Cahf ....do.' A. <;. Paul, A. B. Sacramento, Calif...... do.' Belle Co«letlgc,B. S. Santa Ana. Calif do.' E. -M. Neallev.

Santa Maria, Calif ! do.' Arnold A. Bowhay, jr., A. -M.

Turlock . Calif i do.' J. Perry Ral^ell. .\. M.

Cuthbert . < ;a Andrew Colleee F. G. Branch, B. S.

Young Harris. Ga 1 Young L. O. Harris College. John L. Hall, A. B. Por-atello, Idaho I.. j Idaho Technical Institute... Charlts R. Fra^ier, B. Carlinville, HI Blackburn College Wm. M. Hudson. I>. D. Chicago, III ( rane Juniw College Wm. J. Bartholf. Part of public-school system. 74807°—22 ^6 — . ' .

78 EDUCATIONAL DIEECTOEY, 1021-1022.

VI. Presidents of Junior Colleges—Co^itinued.

Location. Nam* of inslitutiou.

Godfrey III Mon t iVpI In .'ip.m i n nry Harriet R, Congdon, A. B. Joliet.Ill Mount Carroll, 111 Frances Shimer School V.'m P McKee \ M Vincennes University W. Haioon, &.M.' GracelandC:oI!ege George N.Bnggs.^.B. \ ictor Y. Craig, .4. B.

Hopkinsville, Ky Bethel Woman's College John \v (''-.In PI t!t D

Do Sayre College Mrs Maude s' Barnett RusselMlle, Ky George F. Dasher, LL. D. Do Logan Female College George H. Crowell, Ph. D. E. W. Elsey, D. D. Mansfield, La Mansfield FemaleCoIlege R E Bobbitt B S W'yll.vs Rede, b. b. Detroit, Mich Junior Coilege i David MacKenzie A M Grand Rapids, Mich do' Highland Park, Mich ....do' ....do' G W Wilieit ^ 'm ....do' G. H. Vande Bogart', A. M. St Paul Minn Concordia College Theo. Buenger. Hollv Springs, Miss Mississippi Synodioal College R. F. Cooper, Ph. D. Columbia Mo Christian College Mrs L W St Claire-Moss \ B Do Stephens College Jamp

Manin College Burt W Loorais \ M Synodical College for Girls Do WilUam Woods College KansasCity,Mo Do St. Teresa Junior College Sister Irene O'Hara "V B

Central College for Women Z. M. Williams, D. D. SamuelJ. Vaughn, A. B.

St Joseph Mo Junior College A S Wood ' Mary K. Morgan. Lenoir N C Davenport College James B Craven

Eaieigh,N.C St. Marv's School WanenW. Way, D. D. Do Mary O. Graham. Weavervillc N C Weaver College A M Martin A M H. S. Shangle. Wessingtou Springs, S. Dak Wessington Springs Junior College Burton J. Vincent, A. B. Madisonville, Tenn Hiwassee College J. E. Lowrv, A. M. Geo. A. Morgan, D. D. M. L. WilUams, A. M. C larendon College G. S. Slover, A. M. Dallas Tex St Mary's College J. I,. Ward, A. M Greenville Tex Burleson College W I Thames, A B Do ' G. F. W infield, A. M. R. G. Boger, A. M. College of .Marshall Meridian Tex Alendian College J. Hall Bowman Midland, Tex. Midland College Rusk, Tex Rusk Junior College M. W. Robinson, A. M. FelLxR. Hill, jr., B. D. (^arr-l;r I r'^V,-:;e Cephas Shelbourne. Do Kifl(!-i ... . Edv.-in Kidd.

1 John . MlturalCollege J. T. Davis. Tehuacana Tex M'e^h: W B Sanders, Ph. D

Terrell, Tex Texu , L'e LouisC. Perry, Ph. D. Thorp S prings, Tex Thorp iuiii College A. R. Hoi ton, A. M. Fred Vv'. Alexander, i>L. D. Biar..-: ,..^,;:.,r Girls W. AsbuTY Christian, D. D.

Bristol, Va SulluiS ( ullo^e W.E. Martin, Ph. D. Do Virginia In termout College H. G. NofTsinger, A. M. Dale^ille, Va T. S. Moherraan.D. D. Danville, Va .\veretto College J. P. Craft. Marion Va C. Brov.nCox, A. M.

Mattie P. Harris.

Everett Wash Junior College I .. W. J. Marquis.

Part of pubhe-school system. —

DEANS OR DIRECTORS OF UNIVERSITY EXTENSION. 79

VII. Deans or Directors ok Univehsitv Extension in Certain Umversities AND COLLEfJES, *

(Note: Directing of univer.->ity extension in State departments uf education are included in Section II, Principal State School Officers.)

Name of institution. Dean or director.

I'liiversity, Ala University of Alabama James S. Thomas. Tucson. Ariz Uni\ ersit y of .Vrizona Frank C. Lockwood. Favetteville.Ark University of .Vrkansa.' A. M. Harding. Berkeley, Calif Univcrsil.v of California Leon J. Kichard.soii. Boulder, rolo University of Colorado Elmore Peterson. New Haven, lonn Yale University Frank E. Spaulding. Oaincs%lHe. Fla University of Florida B.C. RUcy. Moscow, Iiiabo Uni\ ersit y of Idaho L. W. Floliarty. Chi. ago, III University of Chicago H. F. Mallorv. Peoria. Ill Brad ley Pohtechnic Institute AllKirt F. Siepert. niooiiiinifton, Ind India. la I niversity R. E.Cavanaugh. Itulianapolis, Ind Butler College James W. Putnam.

Ames. Iowa Iowa Slate ( ollege D. C. Fabcr. Fayette, Iowa Upper lovva University J. P. Van Horn. lowaCiiy, Iowa Slate Uni'.ersity of Iowa O. E. Klingaman. Lawrence, K&ns irni\ersity of Kansas H. G. Ingham. LexiiiRton, Ky University of Kentucky Wellington Patrick. Baltimore, Md Johns Hopkins University Edward F. Huchner. West niinster, Md Western Maryland College A. M. Isanoglc. Boston, Ma&3 Boston University Alexauuer H. Rice. Cambridge, Mass Harvard Uni- ersiiy James Hardy Kopes. Aon Arbor, Mich University of iU'chigan W. D. Henderson. Minneapolis. Minn University of Minnesota Richard R. Price. Columbia, .Mo University of .Missouri C. H. Williams. St. I.oiiis. Mo Washington University F. W. Shipley. Lincoln, S'ebr University of Nebraska A. A. Reed. -MbiiMueruue, N. Mex University of New Mexico David S. Hill. Elmira, N. V Klrr.ira Col lege Frederick Lent. New York, N. Y Columbia I'niversitv James C. Egbert. Do Hunter College of ilu? City of New York. a; Busse.

Rochester, N. Y University oi Rochaster , L. A. Pechslein. Chapel Hill, N.C University- of North Carolina. Louis R. Wilsou. I'niversitv, N. DaJc University of North Dakota A. H. Yoder.

A kroii , < )hio Municipal University of Akron II. E. Simmons. Cincinnati, Ohio University of Cincuiiiati G. A. Tauvey. East Enid, Okla Phillips University A. F. Reiter.

Norman, « >k)a University of Oklahoma J. ^^ . Scrogg.^. Eugene, Oreg Univei^ity of Oregon F.arl Kilpatrick. Allento'A-n, Pa Muhlenberg College Isaac M. Wright.

Philadelplua, Pa Temple I ' niversity Do University of I'ennsylvania J. H. Peonimau, provost, Pittsburgh, Pa University of Pittsburgh J. n. Kelly. Bethlehem, Pa Lehigh Uiiiversitv Percv Hughes.

State ( olIeKe, Pa Pennsylvaiiia State College. R. L. Sackett. Providence, K. I Bro wri University Do Rhode Island College John L. -Vlger. Columbia, S. C University of South Carolina Reed Smith. Vermilion, 8. Dak University of South Dakota J. C. Tjaden. Knox^'ille, Tenn University of Teniicssee C. E. Ferris. Nashville, Tenn f'OOTze I'pabo-, Utah Universitv of Utah F. W. Reyno'ds. Charlottesvdl'e, Va University of \"irginia Charles C. Maphis. Richmond, Va îrginia Uîon University W. J. Clark. Pullman, Wash Sta'e College of Washington F. F. Nalder. Seattle, Wash University of Washington Edwin A. Start. Morgantonn, W. Va West Virginia Umêr9ity L. B. Hill. Maiiisan, Wis University of Wisconsin Louis E. Reber. Laramje, Wyo University of Wyoming U. C. Dale.

' Owing to the late date on which the compilation was begun, this list is not a complete one. . - . . — ...

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VIII. Presidents oh Deans or Schools of Theology.

Name of institution. President or dean.

St. Bernard, Ala. St. Bernard College and Abbey (R.C.). Bernard Menges, D. D. Selma, Ala Pavne Cniversity Theological Depart- Rolx^rt Ernest Brooks, D. D. ment (A. M. E.). Talladega, Ala. Talladega College Theological Seminary James P. O'Brien, D. D. (Cong.) (colored). Tuscaloosa, Ala. Stillman Institute (colored) (Presb.) — Paul H. Moore. Little Rock, Ark. Arkansas Baptist College School of The- Joseph A. Booker, D. D. ology. St. John's Seminary (R. C). Winand H. Aretz, S. T. D. North Little Rock, Ark. Jackson Theological Seminarj' of Shorter H. G. Montgomery. College (A. M. E.). Berkeley, Calif. Berkeley Baptist Divinity School Claiborne M. Hill, D. D. Do Pacific School of Religion (undenomina- William Frederick Bade, Ph. D. tional). Do Pacific Unitarian School for the Ministrx- Earl Morse Wilbur, D. D. Los Angeles, Calif. University of Southern California, Ma- John F. Fisher, D. D. clay College of Theology (M. E.). Mcnlo Park, Calif. St. Patrick's Seminary (R. C.) Henry A. Ayrinhac, S. S. San .\nselmo, Calif. San Francisco Theological Seminary AVarren Hall Landon, D. D. (Presb.) San Francisco, Calif. California Bible College (Disc.) Dennison A. Russell, D. D. Do Church Divinity School of the Pacific William F. Nichols, D. D. (P. E.).

Denver, Colo. . IlifE School of Theology (M. E.) Edwm W. Dunlavy, D. 1). Hartford, Conn. Hartford Seminary Foundation (Inter- M. W. Jacobus, D.'D. denominational). Middletown, Conn. Berkeley Divinity School (P. E.) Wilham Palmer Ladd, D. D. New Haven, (;onn. Yale University Divinity School (non- Charles Reynolds Brown, D. D, sectarian). Washington, D. (' Catholic University of America, School John A. Ryan, S. T. D. of Sacred Sciences (R. C). Do Howard University Theological Depart- Davie Butler Pratt, D. D. ment (colored) (interdenominational). Washington, 1>. ('. (Takoma Washington Missionary College, School Henry S. Prenier, A. M. Park). of Theology (Seventh Day Advent.). St. l-eo, Fla St. Leo College and Abbey (R. C.) Charles H.Mohr,D. D. ]">. Atlanta, Ga Atlanta Theological Seminary (Cong.). . Frank R. Shipman, B. Do Emory University, Candler School of Franklin N. Parker, D. D. Theology (.M. E. Church South). Do. Gammon Theological Seminary (col- Philip M. Watters, D. D. ored) (M. E.). Morehouse College, Divinity School (col- C. C. Smith, D. D. ored) (Bapt.). Do Morris Brown l?niversity, Turner Theo- J. A. Lindsey, D. D. logical Seminary (.\. M. E.). Aurora, 111 Aurora College Biblical Department Orrin R. Jenks, D. D. (Advent Chris.). Chicago, 111 Bethany Bible School Albert C. Wieand, D. D. Do Chicago Theological Seminary (Cong.)... Ozora Steams Davis, D. D. Chicago (Maywood), 111. Evangelical Lutheran Theological Semi- J. E. Whitteke, D. D. narv. Chicago, 111 McCormick Theological Seminary Andrew C. Zenos, D. D. (Presb.). Do University of Chicago Divinity School Shailer Mathews, D. D. (Bapt.).

Do Western Theological Seminary (P. E.). Wilham C. De Witt , S. T. D. Evanslon, 111. Garrett Biblical Institute (M. E.) Charles M. Stuart, D. D. Do Norwegian-Danish Theological Semi- Nels E. Simonsen, D. D. nary (M.E.). Do Swedish Theological Seminary (M. E.). F. A. Lundberg, D. D. Cfreenville, 111. Greenville College, Department of The- John La Due, .\. M. ology (Free .Meth.). Naperville, HI Evangelical Theological Seminary (Ev. G. B. Kimmel, D. D. Asso.). Book Island, 111 Augustana College and Theological C. E. Lindberg, D. D. Seminary (Ev. Luth.). Springtickl, 111 Concordia Theological Seminary (Ev. Louis Wessel. Luth.). Merom, Ind Union Christian Col lege Biblical Depart- Charles B. Hershey, D. D. ment (Chris.). St. Moinrad, Ind. St. Meinrad Seminary (R.C.) Albert Kleber, O. S. B. Upland, Ind Reade Theological Seminary, Taylor Newton Wray, D. D. University (M. E.). Des Moines, Iowa. Drake University College of the Bible Jesse C. Caldwell, B.D. (Chris.). Do Grand View College Theological School Carl P. Hojbjerg. (Luth.). S. D. Dubuque, Iowa. . Theological Seminary at Dubuque I'ni- W. Rustor, D. versity (Presb.). Do Wartburg Theological Seminary (Ev. -M. Fritschel, D. D. Luth.). S. L. Atchison, Kans. . St. Benedict's College, School of The- Martin Veth, T. ology (R.C). . . . .

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VIII.— Presidents or Peans of Schools of Theolocy—Continued.

Name of institution. President or dean.

Kansas Cit Kansas City Baptist Theological Semi- Philip AV.Crannell, D. D. nary.

Po. . . Kansas Cilv Cniversily College of The- nerl)crt T. Stephens, 1». D. ology (.Moth. Prot.). Mi-rhersun McPhorson Collocc Bible School (Broth.) J. W. Deeter, B. D.

Kingswotxl , Ky Depart inont of Theologv, Kingswood W. B. l>unkum, D. D. College. Lexington, Ky College of the Bible atTilialed with Tran- A. W. Fortune, Ph. D. s\i\ahiaCollej;e(Di.sc.). LoiiisviUe, Ky Prtslivtirian Theological Seminary of Charles R. Hemphill, D. D. Ktiitiiiky. Do.... Soiithirii Baptist Thoologiciil Seminary. Edgar Y. Mullins, D. D. Do Simmons Cuiversity Theological De- M. B. Lanier, B.D. parlment (lolorrd) (Bupl,). BaiiRor, Me Baii);or Theological Seminary (Cong.)... Warren J. Moulton, D. D. BaJtimorc, Md St. M;.ry's Seminary (K.C.)". Edward U. Dyer, D. D. Kniinilsburg, Md- Mcutit St. Mary College, Kcclosiastical B.J. Bradley," LL.D. semii ary (R.C.I. Wi'stminisicr, Md. Wejtuiiiiisier Theologic-al Semiuary Hugh Latimer Elderdice, D. D. (Meth. Prot.1.

Woodstock, Md... Woodstock College (R . C.) William J. Duane, S. J Boston. Mass Boston Universitv School of Theology James .\. Bcbce, D. D. (M.E.) Boston (Brighton), Mass. St. John's Boston Eeclcsiaslical Semi- John B. Peterson, Ph. 1>, nary (R.C.). lam bridge, Mass. .\ndover Theological Seminary (Cong.) Do Episcopal Theologic-al School. ." Henry B. Washburn, D. D. Do Harvard University Divinity School William Wallace Fenn, D. D. (N on sect.). New-Church Theolcgical School (Ch. of William L. Worcester, A. B. N. Jeru.). New toil Centre, Mass. Kcwton The/ilogical Institution (Bapt.). George Edwin Horr, D. D.

Tu/is College, Mass . . Tufts College, Crane Theological School Leo S. McCoUesier, S. T. D. (Univ.). Borricii Springs, Mich. Emmanuel Missionary College Theologi- T. M. French, B. Th. cal School. (Jrand Rapids, Mich.. Theological School and Cal\in College J. J. Hiemeiiga, B. D. (Chris. Ref.Ch.). Han(o

College ville, Minn . St. John's I'niversity and.\blx)y (R.C.). Alphonse Sansen, A. M. Fariljaiilt, Minn... Seabury Divinity Schr>ol(P. E.") Frank A. McElwain, D. D. Minncanclis, >Unn. Augsbiirg Seminary (Ev. Luth.) George Sverdrup, M. A. t^' . Paul, Minn Bethel Theologicarsemiuary (Bapt.) Carl G. Lagergrcn, D. D. Phalcn Luther Seminary H. Ernst, D. D. St. Paul Theolofrical Seminary (R. C). Francis J. Schaefer, D. D. St. Paul (.St. Anthony Park;, Luther Theological Seminary Marcus Olaus Bockmaii, D. D. Minn. Columbia, Mo Bible College of Missouri Granville D. Edwards, A. M. Canton, Mo School rf ReUgion in Culver-Stocklon Henry B. Robison, Ph. D.

! College.

St. Louis, Mo : CoiM iirdia Theological Seminary (Ev. John H.C. Fritz.

I Luth.).

Do I Eden TheologicalSerainary of theEvan- S. D. Press. gelii a! Cluitch of .Norl h America. !

Do I St. Ixiuis University School of Divinity Francis J. O'Boyle, S. J. (R.C.). St. Louis, Mo. (University Xenia Theological Seminary (U. Prosb.). Joseph Kyle, D. D. City). Warrenton, Mo Central Weslcyan College fierman Thco- E. S. Havighurst, D. D. logicol Semi'narv (M. K/i. Webster Groves, Mo. Kenrick Theological Scmiirary (R.C.)... M.S. Ryan, CM. ,D. D. Blair,Nebr Dana College, Trinity Seminary (Ev. L. A. Laursen. Luth.). Fremont, Nebr. Western TheoIogi<:il Seminary of Ev. Holmes Dj-singer, D. D. Lulh. Church, .Midland College. < 'maha, Nebr Presbyterian Theological Seminary James M.Wil.^on, D. I). Bloomfield, N. J Blofinificld Theological Semiiarvi f'resb.) Harry K. Richard.';, M. D. Madi.<:on, N.J Drew The

Chun I) i II .\mcrica. Princeton, N.J Princeton Theological Seminary (Presb.) J. Ross Stevenson, D. D. South t)range, N.J Immaculate Conception Theological James F. Mooney, D. D. Seminary (R. C). School of ficligion at Alfred University Arthur E. Main, D. D. (7th Day Bapt.). Auburn, N. Y Auburn Theological Seminary (Presb.).. George B. Stewart, D. D. Brooklj-n, N. Y St. John's College Di'«-esan Theological Charles J. Gorman, C. M. Seminary iR. C). —.

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VIII. Presidents or Deans of Schools of Theology— Continued.

Location. Name of institution. President or dean.

Buffalo, N.Y. German Martin Luther Seminary Rudolph Grabau. Canton, N.Y. Theological School of St. Lawrence Uni- John Murray Atwood, D. D. versity (Univ.). Esopus, N.Y Mount St. .\lphonsus Theological Semi- Florian J. Reichert, C. SS. R. nary, (R.C). Geneva, N. Y De Lancy Divinity School (P. E.) G. Sherman Burrows, D. D.j warden. Hamilton, N. Y Theological Seminary, Colgate Univer- John F. Vichert, D. D. sity (nonsect.). Harfrw'ick Seminary, X. Y... Harfwick Seminary (Ev. Luth.) A. E. Deitz, D. D. .". Houghton, N. Y . Houghton Wesleyan Methodist Theo- James S. Luckey. logical Seminary. New York, N. Y Bil)le Teachers Training School (interde- WUbert W. White, D. D. nominational). Do General Theological Seminary of the HughellE. W. Fosbroke, D. D. Protestant Episcopal Church. Do Jewish Theological Seminary of America. Cyrus Adler, Ph. D., acting president. Do Union Theological Seminary (inter- Arthur C. McGiffert, D. D. denominational). Niagara University, N. Y... Niagara University Seminarv of Our Francis J. Dodd, C. M. Ladvo Angels (B.C.). North Chili, N. Y A. M. Chesbrough Seminary (FreeMeth.) W. R. Reynolds, principal. Rochester, N.Y Rochester Theological Semmarv(Bapt.). Clarence A. Barbour, D. D. Do St. Bernard's Theological Seminary H. B. Meehan. (R.C.) St. Bouaventm-e, N. Y.. St. Bonaventure Seminarv and College Benvenute Ryan, O. F. M. (R. C). Yoiikers, N. Y St. Joseph's Seminarv, Cathedral Col- John P. Chidwick, D. D. lege (R.C.). Avden, N. C Ayden Seminary (Free Will Bapt.) J. E. Sawver, A. B. Belmont, N.C... Belmont Abbey Seminary (R. C.) LeoHaid, D. D. Charlotte, N.C... Biddle University School of Theology H. L. McCrorey, D. D. (colored) (Presb.). Raleigh, N. C, Shaw University Theological School Joseph L. Peacock. (colored) (Bapt.). Salisbury, N. C Hood Theological Seminary of Li\'xng- William O. Carrington, D. D. stone College (A. M. E. Z.). Ashland, Ohio. Ashland College, Theological Seminars- J. H. MUIer, A. B. (Brethren). Berea, Ohio Baldwin- Wallace College, Nasi Theologi- Frederic Cramer, D. D. cal Seminarv CM. E.). Bluffton, Ohio Mennnjtn s^TTijnnrv, Bluffton College... P. E. \\-hitmer, B. D.

'' Carthagcna, Ohio St.Cli " • 'i'Ti! Seminary (R.C.). B()i\ifaep Riiss, C. PP. S.

- ! Cincinnati, Ohio Hobrr ' .'--.W Kaufmanii Kohler, Ph. D.

Do Laiif 1;. .i!m 'ii I -'minarv (Presb.) William McKibbin, D. D.

Cincinnati (Mt. Washington Moiim M . Marv s .-cminarv of the West Francis J. Beekman, S. T. D. Station, 1). (B.C.;. Cleveland, Ohio St. Mary's Theological Seminary (R. C.) James .V. McFadden, D. D. Columbus, Ohio Evangelical Luthera.n Theological Semi- R.C. U. Lenski, D.D. narv, Capital University. Dayton, Ohio Bonebrake Theological Seminary (U. A. T. Howard. Breth.). Do Central Theological Seminary of the Re- Henry J. Christman, D. D. formed Church in the United State*. rindlay, Ohio Findlav College, Department of Theol- Charles T. Fox, Ph. D. ogy (Church of God). Gambler, Ohio Kenyon College Divinity School (P. E.). William Foster Peirce, D. D.j acting dean. Oberlin, Ohio Graduate School of Theology of Oberlin Edward I. Bosworth. D. D. College (Nonsect.). Springfield, Ohio.. Wittenberg College, Hamma Divinity David H. Bauslin, LL. D. School (Ev. Luth.). Wilberforce, Ohio. Wilbeforce l^jiiversity, Pa^^ne Theologi- George F. Woodson, D. D. cal Seminarv (A. M. E.).

< Eugene, Oreg Eugene IMM'i ;; i ' 'hris. or Disc.) Eugene C. Sanderson, D. D.

' Salem, Oreg KimV)allS()i i v Eu^'pneC. Hickman, D. D. Beatty, Pa St. Vincent ': i'.) .Vniliroso Kohlbeck, D. D.

I <_ •! D. D. Bethlehem, Pa... Moravian Ci'll>„' i /iia) Seminary.. J. Taylor Hamilton, Bryn Athyn, Pa. The Academy of I'lic Now Church, Theo- Alfred Acton. logical Seniinary (Ch. of N. Jeru.). Chester, Pa Cromer Theological Seminarv (Bapt.) Milton G. Evans, D.D. Gettysburg, Pa.. Theological Seminary of the General J. A. Singmaster, D.D. Synod of Ev. Luth. Church in the United State.s. Huntingdon, Pa Juniata College, School of Theology- (Ch. Tobias T. Myers, D.D. of the Breth.). Lancaster, Pa Theological Seminary of the Reformed Ir\%in H. De Long. Churcli in the United States. Lincoln University, Pa. Lincoln University Theological Depart- Robert M. Labaree, D. D. ment (Presb.) (colored). Loretlo, Pa St. Francis Collegeand Seminary (R. C). Damien J. Segour, S. T. L......

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VIII.—Presidents ok Deans or Schools of Theolouy—C'ontiuueil.

Location. Name of Institution. President or dean.

Mcadville, Pa Meadville Theological School (Unita.)... Franklin C. Southworth, D. D. Ovcrbrook, Pu St. Charles Borroineo Seminary (R. C.).. Edmond J. Fitz Maurice, D. D., rector. Philadelphia (Mount Airy), Lutheran Theological Seminary at Henry Eysler Jacobs, D. D. Pluladelpliia. Pbilatielphia, Pa Divinity School of the Protestant Epis- George O. Bartleit, S. T. D. copal Church. Philadelphia (Oermantown), St. \ incent Seminary (R.C.) Martin J. B. Coke, C, M., rt«tor.

Philadelphia, Pa Temple University, School of Theology Walter B. Shumway, D. D. ^Noiisect.). Pittsburgh, Pa. Pittsburgh Theological Seminary John McNaugher, D. D. (L'lUlcd Presb.). | Reformed Presbyterian Theological Richard Cameron Wylie, D. D. Do ; Seminary. Do Western Theological Seminary (Presb.).; James A. Kelso, D. D.

Selinsgrove, Pa Susquehanna Iniversity School of , Franklin P. Manhart, D. D. Theolo^v(Ev. Luth.). |

ViUauova, Pa.. Augiistiinan Monastery of St. Thomas I Joseph A Hickey, O. S. A. of Villa nova (K. C). Columbia, S. C Allen University, DickersouTheological I. H. Alston, B. D. Seminary (A. M. E.). Columbia, S. C. Benedict "College, Theological School T. G. Bro-.vnson, D. D. (Bapl.).

Colujubia Theological Seminary (Presb.) John M. Wells, D.D. • Southern Lutheran Theological Semi- Andrew G. Voigt, D. D. nary. Due West, S.C... Ersknie Theological Seminary (.V. R. F. Y. Pressly, D. D. I'resb.). Jackson, Teiiii Lane College Theological School (color- Isaac Snowden, B. D. ed )vM.£.). Kimberlin Heights, Tenn. .. Johnson BibleCollege Ashley Sidney Johnson, LL. D. Knoxville, Teiiii Knoxville College Theological School J. Kelly Gilhn, D. D.

(colored) I, lii. i're,''!).)- Nashville, Tenn Vauderbilt University School of ReUgion O. E. Brown, D. D. (nonsettarian) Sewanee, Tenn University of the South Theological De- Cleveland Keith Benedict, D.D. partment (P. E.). Austin, Te.x Austin PresbyterianTheological Semi- Thomas W. Currie, D. D. nary. DaUas,Tex School of Theology, Southern Methodist Pane B. Kern, D. D. University. Kort Worth, Te.x Southwestern Baptist Theological Semi- Lee R. Scarborough, D. D. nary. Do BriteCoUcge of the Bible, Texas Chris- Colby D. HaU, A. M. tian University. Mar-shall, Tei BLshoij CiAleKe Theological Department Charles H. Maxson, B. Di. (colored) (Bapt.). Peniel, Tex Peniel Academy and Theological Semi- D. F. Brooks, D. D. nary (Nazarinc). Seguiu, Tex Guadalupe College, Department of The- ology 'colored )(Bapt.). Waco, Tex Paul tiuinn College, Department of Isaac M. Burgan, D. D. Theology (A.M. A.). Bridgewater, V'a Bridgewater College Bible Department WiUiam T. Sanger, Ph. D. (Breth.). Lynchburg, Va Virginia Theological .Seminary and Col- J. E. Briggs, D. D. lege (Bapl.). Petersbure, Va. Bishop Payne Divinity School (P. E.). C. B. Bryan, D. D. Kidunoiid, Va. Union Theological Seminary (Presb.).. Waller \\. .Moore, D. D. Do Virginia Union University Theological WUUam J. Clark, B. D., presi* Department (colored) (Bapt.). dent.

Theological Seminary, Va. . Theological Seminary of the Protestant Berryman Green, D. D. Episcopal Church ui Virginia. Spokane, Wash Mduni .St. .Michael's Divinity School William J. Benn, S. J., rector. (K.C.). Bethany, W.Va Bethany College, School o{ Religion Cloyd Goodnight, A. M. (Disc). Mount Calvary, Wis St. Lawrence College ( R. C. ) Camillus Becker.

Nasbotah, Wis Nashotah House ( Ei)isfopal> Benj. F. P. Ivins. uconomowoc. Wis College of the Immaculate Conception Thomas P. Brown, C. SS. R., Theological School ( K. C). rector.

Pljrmouth, Wis. . Tho .Mission House of the Reformed A. E. Dahlmann, D. D. Church. St. Francis, Wis.. Provincial Seminary of St. Francis de Joseph Rainer, V. G. .Sales fR.C). Wauwatosa, Wis. EvangeUcalLutberanTbeological Semi- John Schaller. nary. — . ..

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IX. Presidents or Deaxs of Schools of Law.

University, Ala , University of Alabama, Law Depart- Albert J. Farrah, LI,. B.

Tucson, Ariz University of Arizona, School of Law. . Samuel F. Fegtly, LL. B. Little Rock, Ark Arkansas Law School John H. Carmichael, LL. B. Berkeley, Calif University of California School of Juris- William Carey Jones, M. A. prudence. Los Angeles, Calif. University of Southern California, College Frank M. Porter, LL. M. of Law. r»o Southwestern University, School of Law Rollin L. McNitt, LL. B. San Francisco, Calif Hastings College of Law, University of Maurice E. Harrison, J. D. California. Do Law Department of St. Ignatius Uni- Matt. I. Sullivan, LL. D. versity. Do San Francisco Law School James A. Ballentine, A. B. Do San Francisco Young Men's Christian J. E. White, LL. B. Association Law School. Santa Clara, Calif University of Santa Clara Institute of Clarence C. Coolidge, J. D. Law. Stanford University, Calif. Leland Stanford Junior University, Law Charles A. Huston, S. J. D. School.

Boulder, Colo University of Colorado, School of Law . John D. Fleming, LL. D. Denver, Colo University of Denver Law School George C. Manlv, LL. B. New Haven, Conn Yale University School of Law Thomas Walter Swan, LL. B. Washington, D. C Catholic University of America, School Peter J. McLaughlin, J. D., act- of Law. ing. Do (Jeorgetown University School of Law.. George E. Hamilton, LL. D. Do George Washington University Law Merton LeRoy Ferson, LL. B. School. Do Howard University School of Law Mason N. Richardson, LL. B. (colored). Do National University Law School Charles F. Carasi, LL. D. Do Washington College of Law Emma M. Gillett, LL. M. Deland, Fla John B. Stetson University, College of Richard A. Rasco, LL. B. Law. (;aines\ille, Fla University of Florida, College of Law.... Harry R. Trusler, LL. B. Athens, Ga University of (ieorgia. Law Department Sylvanus Morris, LL. D. Atlanta, Ga Atlanta Law School Hamilton Douglas, LL. B. Do Emory LTniversity, Lamar School of Samuel C. Williams, LL. B. Law. Macon, Ga Mercer University Law School William H. Felton, B. L.

Moscow , Idaho University of Idaho, College of Law O. P. Cockerill, LL. B. Bloomington, 111 Illinois Wesleyan University, Blooming- Charles L. Capen, A. M. ton Law School. Chicago, 111 Chicago Law School Howard Henderson, LL. D. Do Chicago-Kent College of Law Webster H. Burke, LL. M. Do De Paul University Law School Francis X. Busch, LL. D. Do John Marshal 1 Law School JJdward T. Lee, LL. B. Do Loyola University College of Law Arnold D. McMahon, LL. B. Do Northwestern University Law School.. John H. Wigmore, LL. D. Do l^niversity of Chicago Law School James Parker Hall, LL. B. Urbana.IU I'nivcrsity of Illinois, College of Law Hcnrv C. Jones, S. J.D. Bloomington, Ind Indiana University, School of Law Charles M. Hepburn, LL. D. Indianapolis, Ind Benjamin Harrison Law School Wm. W. Thornton, LL. B. Do Indiana Law School, University of In- James A. Rohbach, LL. D. dianapolis. Notre Dame, Ind University of Notre Dame, College of Francis P. Vurpillet, LL. B. Law. Valparaiso, Ind Valparaiso I'niversity Law School M. J. Bowman, jr., LL. B.

I )cs Moines, Iowa Drake University College of Law Charles J. Hilkey, J. D. Iowa City, Iowa State Universitv of Iowa, College of Law. Dudley O. McGovney, LL. B. Lawrence, Kans University of Kansas Law School Topeka, Kans Washburn College School of Law Charles F. Carpenter, LL. B. Lexington, Ky University of Kentucky, College of Law. William T. LatTerty, A. M. Louisville, Ky Jefferson School of Law Thomas R. (iordon. Do Simmons University Central Law School C. H. Parrish, LL. D. (colored). Do I'niversity of Louisville, Law Depart- Edward W. Hines, LL. D. ment. Baton Rouge, La Louisiana State University, Law De- Robert L. Tullis, LL. B. partment. New Orleans, La Loyola University Law School C. Cage, LL. D. Do Tulanc University of Louisiana, College Charles Payne Fenner, LL. B. of Law. orono. Me University of Maine, College of Law Haltimorc, Md University of Maryland Law School Hcnrv D. Harlan, LL. D. Boston, Mass Boston University School of Law Homer Albers, LL. B. Do I'ortia Law School Arthur W. MacLean, J. M. Do Suffolk Law School (ileason L. -Vrcher, LL. B. Do Northeastern Col lege School of Law 1':verett Avery Churchill, A. B. Cambridge, Mass Harvard University Law School Roscoe Pound, LL. D. Ann Arbor. Mich University of Michigan Law School Henry M. Bates, LL. B. Detroit, Mich Detroit College of Law (conducted by William Krichbaum, LL. B. Detroit Young Men's Christian -Asso- ciation). . ...

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IX. — Pi{Ksii»ENTS OR Deans of Schools of Law—Continued.

Name of institution. Tresident ord<>an.

Detroit. Mich University of Detroit Law School P. J.M. Hally, LL. D. Minneapolis, Miun. rniversity of Minnesota Law School F.\erett Fra-ser, LL. B. Do Minnesota College of Law (Inc.) fieorge T. Simpson, B. L. St. Taiil. Minn St. I'uuICollej^cof Law Oscar Uallaiii, LL. B. University Miss... I niversity of .Mississifipi i^climil of Law.. T. C. Kimbroiigli, LL. B. Columbia, Mo I'niversity of Missouri School of Law J. P. McBain.-, LL. B. Kan.^as Citv, Mo... Kan.sas Cit y School of I.,aw Fdwtir.l P. Kllison. St. Louis, Mo Benton C;c of Law (ieorge L. Corlis, LL. B. Do City Colkge of Law and Finance F.ustaccC. Wheeler, LL. B. Do St. Louis (niversity Institute of Law... Paul Bakewell, LL. D. no Washington I'nivefsity, St. Louis Law Richard L. Goode, LL. D. School. Missoula, Mont. State I'niversity of Montana College of C. W. Leaphart, LL. B. Law. Lincoln, Nebr. I'niversitv of Nebraska College of Law. Warren \. Seavev, LL. B. Omaha, Nchr. CreichtouU Diversity, Creighton College Louis J. TePoel, LL. B. of Law. University of Omaha, Omalia School of .\lexander C. Troup, LL. B. Law. Newark, N. J.. New Jersey Law School Richard D. Currier, LL. B. AllMmv. N Y.. Union Umversitv, Albanv Law School.. J. Newton Fiero, LL. D. P. LIv. Brooklyn, N. Y St . Law rence University, "Brooklyn Law William Richardson, D School. Buffalo, N. Y.. University of Buffalo, BulTalo Law Carlos C. .Mden, J. D. School. Ithaca. N. Y Cornell University College of Law George G. Bogert, LL. B. New York, N. Y Columbia University School of Law Harlan F. Stone, LL. B. Do Fordham University School of Law Francis P. Gar\an, LL. D. Do New York Law School George Chase, LL. B. Do New York University Law School Frank H. Somnier, LL. D. S>Taciisp, N. Y Syracuse University College of Law Frank K. Walker, D. C. L. Chapel Ilill.N.C L^niversity of North Carolina School nf Lucius Polk .Mci ,ehee, A. B. Law. Durham, N. C Trinity Col lege Law School Samuel Fox Mordecail, LL. D. Wake Forest ^N.C Wake Forest College Law School Needliam Y. r.ulley, LL. D. Iniversity, N. Dak University of North Dakota School of Hugh E. Willis, LL. M. Law. Ohio Northern University, College of Wm. P. Henderson. Law. Cincinnati, Ohio. University of Cincinnati. College of Law Alfred B. Benedict, LL. B. Do Young .Nlen's Christian .\ssociation <;ill>ort Bettman, LL. B. Night Law School. Cleveland, Ohio. Baldwin-Wallace College, Cleveland Law WUIisVickery, LL. D. School. Do Western Reserve Universitv, Franklin Walter Thomas Dimmore. LL. B. T. Backus Law School.

Columbus, Ohio.. Ohio State University College of Law . . John Jay -\dams, LL. D. Toledo, Ohio St. Johns Iniversity College of Law — John P. .Manton. Do Toledo Inivcrsit v College of Law Aaron B. Cohn, LL. B. Norman, Okla... I'niversity of Oklahoma School of Law . Julian C. Monnet, LL. B. Kugene, Orep Law .School, University of Oregon William G. Half, LL. B. .<^em, Oreg Willamette Iniversity College of Law.. I. n. Van Winkle, LL. B. Carlisle, I'a Dickinson School of Law William Trickctt, LL. D. Philadelphia, Pa. Temple University School of Law Francis Chapman, LL. B. Do University of Pennsylvania Law School. William K. Mikell, LL. M. Pittsburgh, Pa... Duquesne' University School of Law Joseph M. Swearingen, LL. D. Do University of Fittsburph, Pittsburgh A. .M. Thorn p.son, LL. M. Law School. Manila, P. I. University of the Philippines, College of Jorge Bocobo, LL. B. Law. Rio Piedras, Porto Rico. University of Porto Rico College of Law. C. W.St. John, A. M. Columbia, S.C University of South Carolina L.aw School J. Nelson Fricr.son, LL. B. Vermilion, S. Dak University of South Dakota College of Marshall McKusick, LL. B. Law. Chattanooga, Tenn... Chattanooga College of L.aw W. B. Swanev, LL. .M. Kno.wil le, Tenn University of Tennessee College of Law. Malcolm McHeniiott, LL. B. Letmnon, Tenn Cumt>frl;aid Inivorsiiy l«uv School IMwarrl Kwing Beard, LL. B. Nashville, Tenn Vanderbilt University Law School John B.-11 Kcehle, LL. H. Austin, Te.x Universitv of Texas .School of Law John Charles Towncs, LL. D. Salt Lake City, Utah. University of I'tah .School of Law William H. Learv-,J. D. Charlottesville, Va — University of Virginia, I>epartmenl of William .Minor Lile, LL. D. Law. Lexington, Va. Washington and L«e Iniversity School Jo-seph R. Long, LL. I>. of Law.

Richmond, Va. Richmond University School of Law James H. Bamett, jr . 1,1.. B., secretary. Seattle, Wash University of Washington Law School. John T. Condon, LL. .M.

Spokane, Wash Oonzaga University, I deportment of Law Kdward J. Cannon, LL. P.

ilorgantown, W. Va West Virginia I 'niversity Colle;;e of Law Henry ("riiig J'jn

MadLson, Wis University of Wisconsin Law School . . Harrv .Sanirer Richards, LL. D.

Milwaukee Wis • Marquette University College of Law... Max Schoetz, LL. B. Laramie, Wyo University of Wyoming Law School K. F. Allwrtsworth, LL. D. . . . . — . ..

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X. -Presidexts or Deans of Schools of Medicine.

[(H) designates the medical school as Homeopatliic]

Name of institution. President or dean.

University, Ala . University of Alabama, Department of Clyde Brooks, M. D. Medicine. Little Rock, Ark. University of Arkansas, School of Medi- Morgan Smith, M. D. cine. Loma Linda and Los An- College of Medical Evangelists P. T. Magan, M. D. geles, Calif. San Francisco, Calif Leiand Stanford Junior University AVilliam Ophuls, M. D. School of Medicine. University of California, Medical School i. Boulder and Denver, Colo. University of Colorado, School of Medi- Charles N. Meader, M. D. cine. New Haven, Conn Yale University School of Medicine Milton Charles Winternitz, M. D. Washington, D. C. George Washington University, Medical William C. Borden, M. D. School. Georgetown University, School of Medi- George M. Kober, M. D. cine. Howard University, Medical College Edward A. Balloch, M. D. (colored). Atlanta, Ga.. School of Medicine, Emory University. W. S. Elkin, M. D. Augusta, Ga. Medical Department, University of Wilham H. Doughty,jr., M. D. Georgia.

Chicago, lU . Loyola University, School of Medicine. Louis D. Moorhead, M. D. Do Chicago Medical School Charles Hill, M. D.. Do Hahnemann Medical College and Hospi- John C. Blake, Ph. D. tal (H). Northwestern University, Medical School Arthur Isaac Kendall, M. D. Rush Medical College, University of John Milton Dodson, M. D. Chicago. University of Illinois, College of Medicine Albert C. Eycleshymer, M. D. Bloomington and Indian- Indiana University School of Medicine. Charles P. Emerson, M. D. apolis, liid. Iowa City Iowa State Universty, of Iowa, CoUege of Lee W. Dean, M. D. Medicine.^ Rosedalo and University of Kansas, School of Medicine, Merwin T. Sudler, M. D., asso- Kans. ciate dean. Louisville, Ky. University of Louisville, Medical De- Henry Enos Tulev, M. D. partment. New Orleans, La. Tulane University of Louisiana, School of Medicine.

Baltimore, Md . . Johns Hopkins University, Medical De- Whitridge Williams, M. D. partment. Do University of Maryland, School of Medi- M.H. Rowland, M.D. cine and College of Physicians and Surgeons. Boston, .Mass College of Physicians and Surgeons Carolus M. Cobb, .M. D. Do Harvard University, Medical School David Linn Edsall, M. D. Do Tufts College, Medical School Charles F. Painter, M.D. Do Boston University, School of Medicine.. John P. Sutherland, M. D. Cambridge, Mass. Middlesex CoUege of Medicine and Sur- Roger S. York, M. D. gery. Ann Arbor, Mich. University of Michigan, Medical School. Do University of Michigan, Homeopathic Wilbert B. Hinsdale, M. D. Medical School. Detroit, Mich Detroit College of Medicine and Surgery W. H. MacCraken, M. D. Minneapolis, Mimi. University of Minnesota, Medical School E. P. Lyon, M. D. University, Miss.. University of Mississippi, School of Medi Waller S. Leathers, M. D. cine. Columbia, Mo University of Missouri, School of Medi- Guy L. Noyes, M. D. cine. Kansas City, Mo. Kansas City College of Medicine and Surgery. Do Kansas City University of Physicians A. L. McKenzie, M. D. and Surgeons. St. Louis, Mo St. Louis College of Physicians and Sur- Waldo Briggs, M. D. Hanau W. Loeb, M. D. Washington University, Medical School Nathaniel Alhson, M. D Lincoln and Omaha, Nebr. University of Nebraska, College of Medi- Irving S. Cutter, M. D. cine. Omaha, Nebr Creighton University, College of Medi- Herman von W. Schulte, M. D. cine. Hanover, N. H. Dartmoulh Medical School John M. Gile, U. D. Albany, N. Y.. Albany Medical College, Union Univer- Thomas Ordway, M. D. sity. Brooklyn, N. Y.. Long Island College Hospital Adam M. MiUer, A. M. BufTalo, N. Y.... University of Buffalo, Medical Depart- C. Sumner Jones, M. D, ment.

Includes electives m homeopathy in the curriculum of tne medical schoo). I Includes an elective chair in homeopathic materia medical and therapeutics. — .

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X. Pkesiuents ok 1)ka.\s uk Schools of Mkduixe— ('outinui'd.

Location. Name of institution. 'resident or deun.

New York, N. Y Columbia Cniversity College of Pbjrsi- William Ddrrach, M. D. cians and SnriJi'ons. New York and Ithaca, N. Y. Cornell University, Medical College Walter L. Niles, M. D.

New York, N . Y University and D'elkvue Hospital Med- Samuel A. Brown, M. D. ical College. Do New York Homeopathk' Medical College Israel S. Kleiner, M. D., actmg. ajid Flower Uospilal. SvTiJCiisc, N. Y Syratuse Univcrsitv, College of Medicine. John L. HefTron, M. D. CliapelUill, N. C University of North Carolina, School of Isaac H. Manning, M. D. .Medii'ine. Wake Forest, N. C Wake Forest College, School of -Medicine. Thurman D. Kitchin, M. 1). Iniversity, N. Uak University of North Itakota, School of Harlcy E. French, M. D. Medicine. t infill nali. Ohio University of Cincinnati, College of Henry Page, M. D. iledicin'e. Do Eclectic Medical College Rolla L. Thomas, M. D. Cleveland, Ohio \Ve,-;tern Reserve University, School of Carl A. llamann, M. D. .Me^licine. Cdlumbiis, Ohio Ohio State University, College of Medi- E. F. McCampbell, M. D. cine. Do Ohio State University, College of Homeo- Claude A. Barrett, M. D. pathic Medicine. Norman and Oklahoma University of Oklahoma, School of Medi- Le Roy Long, M. D. City.-Okla. cine. Portland, Oreg University of Oregon, Metlical School Richard B. Dillehunt, M. D. Philadelphia Hahnemann .Medical College and Hos- W. A. Pearson, M. D. pital of Philadelphia (U.) Do JelTerson Medic-al College Ross V. Patterson, M. D. Do Temple Univcrsitv, School of Medicine.. Frank C. Hammond, M. D. Do Medical School of the University of Penn- Wilham Pepper, M. D. sylvania. Do Woman's Medical College of Pennsyl- Martha Tracy, .M. D. vania. Pittsburgh. Pa University of Pittsburgh, School of Medi- Raleigh R. Huggins, M. D. cine. Manila, P.I University of the Philippines, College of Fernando Calderon, M. D. Jledicine and Surgery. Charleston, S. C Medical College of the State of South Robert Willson, jr., M. D. Carolina. VermihoD, S. Dak University of South Dakota, College of Christian P. Lommen, M. D. Medicine. Memphis, Tenn University of Tennessee, College of James C. McEhoy, M. D. ile

Galveston. Tex University of Te.xas, Schrjol of Medicine . William S. Carter. M. D.

Salt Lake City. Utah University of Utah, School of Medicine. . Perry G. Snow, M. D. Burlington, Vt University of Vermont, College of .Medi- Henry C. Tinkliam, M. D. cine. Charlottes^-ille, Va University of Virginia, Medical Depart- Theodore Hough, Ph. D. ment. Kichmond. Va >fe

Madi-son, WLs University of W'Lsconsin, Medical School. Charles R. Bardeen, M . D. Milwaukee, W ii Marquette I'niversity, School of Meili- Louis F. Jermain, M. D. cine. j ...... — .

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XI. Pkkkidexts oh Dkans of Schools of Dentistry.

Location. Name of institution. President or dean.

Los Angeles, Oalif. . University of Southern California, Col- Lewis E. Ford, D.D.S. lege of Dentistry. San Francisco, Calif. College of Physicians and Surgeons (Den- Charles Boxton, D. D. S. tal Institution). Do. L'niversity of California, College of Den- Guy S. Millberry, D. D. S. tistry.

Denver, Colo. . Colorado College of Dental Surgery, Manfred S. Fraser, D. D. S. University of Denver. AVashington, D. Georgetown University, Dental Depart- Bruce Taylor, D. D. S. ment. Do Howard University Dental College Andrew J. Brown, D. D. S., vice (colored). dean. Atlanta, Ga. A tlan ta-Southern Dental College Thos. P. Hinman, D. D. S. Chicago, 111., Chicago College of Dental Surgery Truman W. Brophy, LL. D. Do Norlhwestcni University, Dental School. Arthur D. Black. D. D. S. Do University of Illinois, College of Den- Frederick B. Moorehead, M. D. tistry. Indianapolis, Ind Indiana Dental College Frederic R. Heushaw. D. D. S. Iowa City, Iowa.. State University of Iowa, College of Frank T. Breene, D. D. S. Dentistry.

Louisville, Ky. . University of Louisville, College of Henry B. Tileston, D. D. S. Dentistry. Kew Orleans, La. Loyola School of Dentistry, Loyola C. V. Vignes, D. D. S. University. Tulane University of Louisiana, School Wallace Wood, jr., D. D. S. of Dentistry. Baltimore, Md. Baltimore College of Dental Surgery W. G. Foster, D. D. S. Do University of Maryland, Dental Depart- Timothy O. Heatwole, D. D. S. ment. Boston, Mass Harvard University, Dental School Eugene Hanes Smith, D. M. D. Do Tufts College, Dental School William Rice, D. M. D. Ann Arbor, Mich University of Michigan, College of Dental Marcus L. Ward, D. D. Sc. Surgery. Minneapolis, Minn Univer.sity of Minnesota,College of Den- Alfred Owre, D. M. D. tistry. Kansas City, Mo. Kansas City-Wastern Dental College Charles C. Allen, D.D. S. St. Louis, Mo St. Louis University, School of Dentistry. James P. Harper, D. D. S. Do Washington University, School of Den- John H. Kennerly, D. D. S. tistry. Lincoln, Nebr University of Nebraska, College of Den- Wallace C. Davis, D. D. S. tistry. Omaha, Nebr Creighton University, College of Dentis- A. Hugh Hippie, D.D.S. try. Buffalo, N. Y.... Univer.sity of Buffalo, College of Dentis- Daniel H. Squire, D. D. S. try. New York, N. Y. College of Dental and Oral Surgery of William Carr, D.D.S. New York. Do Columbia University, Dental School James C. Egbert, Ph. D., director Do New York College of Dentistry Alfred R. Starr, D. D. S. Cincinnati, Ohio. Cincinnati College of Dental Surgery G. S. Junkerman, D. D. S. Do Ohio College of Dental Surgery Henrv T. Smith, D. D. S.

Cleveland, Ohio. Western Reserve University, Dental Frank M . Casto, D.D.S. School.

Columbus, Ohio.. Ohio State University, College of Dentis- Harry M . Semans, D.D.S. try. Portland, Oree North Pacific College of Dentistry Herbert C. MiUer, D. D. S. Philadelphia, 1 Temple Universit y, School of Dentistry. I. Norman Broomell, D. D. S. Do Thomas W. Evans Museum and Dental Charles R. Turner, M. D. Institute, School of Dentistry, Univer- sity of Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh, Pa.. University of Pittsburgh, School of Den- H. Edmund Fricsel!, D. D. S. tistry. Memphis, Tenn. College of Dentistry, University of Ten- Joseph A. Gardner.' nessee. Na.shville, Tenn. Vanderbilt University, Dental Depart- Boyd Bogle, D. D. S. ment. Do Meharry Dental College (colored) John J. MuUowney, M.D.1 Dallas, Tex College of Dentistry, Baylor University .' J.S.Wright, D.D.S Houston, Tex... Texas Dental College O. F. Gambati. Richmond, Va.. School of Dentistry, Medical College of J. A.C.Hoggan,D.D. Virginia. Milwaukee, Wis. Marquette University, Dental Depart- Henrv L. Banzhaf, D. D. S. ment. . —. . ...

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XII. — PltESlUENTS OR DeANS OF ScHOOLS OF PHARMACY.

Location. Nameof iiistitiiiion. President or dean.

Auburn, Ala Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Phar- L. S. Blake, M. S. macy Depart men t. Los Anpcles, Calif University of Southern t^alifornia. Col- Laird J. Stabler, Sc. D. lege of Pharmacy. Sail Francisco, Calif. California College of Pharmacy. Univer- Frankhu T. Green, Ph. G. sity of California. Boulder, Colo Uiuversity of Colorado, College of Phar- Homer C. Washburn, Ph.C. macy. Wa-hington, D. C. George Washington University, School Henry E. Kalusowski, Phar. D. of Phannacy. Do Howard University, Pharmaceutic Col- James H. Purdy, Phar. D., vice lege (colore<1). dean. Athens, Ga University of Georgia, School of Phar- Robert C. Wilson. macy. Ailanta, Oa Atlanta College of Pharmacy George F. Pavne. Do Southern College of Pharmacy R.C.Hood, Phar. D. Chicapo, 111 University of Illinois, School of Phar- WUliam B. Day, Phar. G. macy. Indianapolis, lud. Indianapolis College of Pharmacy Fred A..Mueller, Ph. G. La/ayette, l!id — School of Pharmacy, Purdue University Charles B. Jordan, M. S., head of school. '

Notre Dame, Ind . University of Notre Dame, School of Robert Lee Green, Ph. G. Pharmacy. Valparaiso, Ind Valparaiso University, Department of Hugh Muldoon, Ph. G. Pharmacy. Dcs Moines, Iowa. Des Moines University, College of Phar- F,lbert O. Kagy, Ph. C. macy. Iowa City, Iowa State University of Iowa, College of Phar- Wilber J. Teeters, Phar. C. macy. Lawrence, Kans... University of Kansas, School of Phar- Lucius E. Sayre, M. S. macy. LouLsYjUe, Ky... Louisville College of Pharmacy Oscar C. DUly. M. D. -Now Orleans, La. New Ork'ans College of Pharmacy (affili- J. J. Grasser, M. I). ateil with Loyola University). Do Tulane University of Louisiana, School of Pharmacy. Baltiiaore, Md. Department of Pharmacy, University of E. Frank Kelley, Phar. D. Maryland. Boston. Mass Massachusetts College of Pharmacy Theodore J. Bradley, Phar. G. Ann Arbor, Mich.. University of .Michigan, College of "Phar- Edward Henry Kraus, Ph. D., macy. acting dean. Big Rapids, Mich. Ferris In.stitute, Pharmacy Department M. A.Jones, Ph.C. Minneapolis, Minn University of Minnesota, College of Phar- Frederick J. Wulling, Phm. D. macy. Uiiiversity, MLss. University of Mississippi, School of Henry M. Faser, Ph. G. Pharmacy. Kansas Ciiv, Mo. Kan.sas City College of Pharmacy David V. Whitney. Ph. C. St. Louis, .Mo St. Louis College of Pharmacy Henry .M. Whelpfey, Phar. M. .Missoula, Mont State University of .Montana, School of Charles E. .MoUet, Phm. C. Pharmacy. Lincoln. Nebr Uiuversity of Nebraska, College of Phar- Rufus A. Ljinan, M. D. macy. Omaha, Nebr Creighton University, Department of Howard C. Newton, Phm. C. Pharmacy. Newark, N.J New Jersey College of Pharmacy William O. Kuebler, president. All)any, N. Y Albany College of Pharmacy, Union William Mansfield. University. Brooklyn, N. Y Brooklyn College of Pharmacy William C. Anderson. Buffalo, N.Y BuffaloCoIlege of Pharmacy, University Willis G. Gregory, M. D. ofBulTalo. New York. N. Y... Colleee of Pharmacy of the City of New Henry H. Rusby, M. D. York. Coliunbia University. Do Fordham University, College of Phar- Jacob Diner, M. D. macy. Chapel Hill, N.C.. University of North Carolina, School of Edward V. Howell, Ph. G. Pharmacy. .\gricullural College, North Dakota .Agricultural College, W. F. Sudro, M. S. School of Pharmacy. .Vda, Ohio Ohio Northern University. College of Rudolph H. Raabe, Phar. C. Pharmacy. Cincinnati, Ohio. Cinciiuiati College of Pharmacy Walter R. Griess, Phar. D. Cleveland, Ohio. Western Ucserve University, Cleveland Edward Spease, Ph. C. S*hool of Pharmacy. Columbus, Ohio... Ohio State University, College of Phar- Clair A. Dye, Ph. D. macy.

Toledo, Ohio. . Toledo University, College of Pharmacy WiUiam McK. Reed, Ph. G. Nonnan, Okla. State University of Oklahoma, School of David B. It. Johnson. Pharmacy. C. CoHiallis, Oreg . . Oregon Agricultural College, School of Adolph ZeiQe, Ph. Pharmacy. Portland. Oreg... North Pacinc College of Phannacy Frank C. Pearse, Ph. C. Philadelphia, Pa. Philadelphia College of Pharmacy Charles H. La Wall, Phar. M. Do Temple University, .School of Pharmacy John U. .Minehart, .M. D. —— . . —

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XII. Pkesidexts or Deans op Schools of Pharmacy— Continued.

Location. Name of institution. President or dean.

Pittsburgh, Pa Pittsburg College of Pharmacy, Univer- Julius A. Koch, Se. D. sity of Pittsburgh. Rio Piedras, P. R.. University of Porto Rico, College of C. W. St. John, A. M. Pharmacy.

Providence, R. i . . Rhode Island College of Pharmacy and Howard A. Pearce, Phar. D. Allied Sciences. Charleston, S. C Medical College of State of South Caro- Robert Wilson, jr. lina, Department of Pharmacy. Rnooldngs, S. Dak. South Dakota StateCollege of Agriculture Earl R. Series. and Mechanic Arts, School of Pharmacy. Memphis, Teim School of Pharmacy of the University of James C. McElroy, M. D. Tennessee. Nashville, Tenu Meharry College of Pharmacy (colored). John J. Mullowney, M. D. Dallas, Tex Baylor University, College of Pharmacy E. H.Cary, M. D. Galveston, Tex University of Texas, College of Phar- WiUiam S. Carter, M. D.

. macy. Salt Lake City, Utah. i University of Utah, Department of Le Roy Dey Swingle, Ph. D. Pharmacv. Richmond, Va School of Pharmacy, Medical College of Wortley F. Rudd, Phar. G. Virginia. 'Pullman, Wash State College of Washington, School of P. H. Dirstme, Phar. G. Pharmacy. Seattle, Wash University of Washington, College of Charles W. Johnson, Ph. D. Pharmacy. Morgantown, W. Va. Department of Pharmacy, West Vir- John N. Simpson. ginia University. Madison, Wis University of Wisconsin course in phar- Edward Kremers, director. macy.

XIII. Presidents of Schools op Osteopathy.

Location. Name of institution. President.

College of Osteopathic Physicians and L. C. Chandler, D. O. Surgeons. Chicago, III Chicago College of Osteopathy J. H. Raymond, D. 0. Des Moines StiU College of Osteopathy.. S. L. Taylor, D. O. Boston, Mass Massachusetts College of Osteopathy J. Oliver Sartvvell, D. 0. Central College of Osteopathy, Kansas A. L. McKenzie, D. O. City University of Physicians and Surgeons. Do Kansas City College ol Osteopathy and S. H. Kjerner, D. 0. Surgery. George A. Still, D. O. Philadelphia, Pa Philadelpliia College of Osteopathy and Arthur J. Flack, D. O. Osteopathic Hospital.

XIY. Presidents or Deans op Schools op Veteri.vary Medicine.

Name of institution. President or dean.

Auburn, Ala Alabama Polytechnic Institute, College C. A. Gary, D. V. M. of Veterinary Medicine. Fort Collins, Colo Colorado Agriculltiral College, Division George H. Glover. of Veterinary Medicine. Washington, D. C United States College of Veterinary H. Stanley Gamble, D. V. S. Surgeons. Chicago, III Cliicago Veteriixary College Joseph Hughes. \'. IndianapoUs, I nd Indiana Veterinary College Joseph W. Klotz, S. Tcrre Haute, 1 nd Terre Hanle Veterinary College C. I. Fleming. Ames, Iowa Iowa State College, Division of Veteri- Charles H. Stange, D. V. M. nary Medicine. Manhattan, Kans Kansas Slate Agricultural College, Vet- Ralph R. Dykstra, D. V. M. erinary Department. Grand Rapids, Mich Grand Rapids Veterinary College C. S. McGuire. Columbia, Mo University of Missouri, Department of Frederick B. Mumford, M. S. Veterinary Science. St. Joseph, Mo St. Joseph Veterinary College R. C. Moore. Reno, Nev University of Nevada, Stat* Veterinary Edward Kecords, V. M. D., di- Control Service. rector. Ithaca, N.Y New York State Veterinary College at Veranns A. Moore, V. M. D. Cornell Univer.sity. —— . . .

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XIV. Presu>b.\ts or Deans of Schools of Vbterinary Medicine—Continued.

Location. Name of institution. President or dean.

at Iloskins, V. S. N ew York, N . Y New York State Veterinary Collepo W. Horace D. New York University. AKric-iillural (.'ollego, N'. Dak North Dakota Agrii'iiltnral College, A. V. .s.halk. .'^chool of Veterinary Medicine and Snrgery. Colnmbas, Ohio Ohio State University, College of Veteri- David S. AVhite, D. V. M. nary Medicine. Stillwater, Okla Oklahoma Agrieultiirnl and Mechanical l-owery L. Lewis, D. V. M. College, Scho

Manila. P. 1 University of the Philippines, College of Alonso S. Shealy, D. V. M. Veterinarv Science. College Station, Tex Agricnltnral and .Mechanical College of Mark Francis, I). \'. M. Texas. Pnllman, Wash Stale College of Washington, College of Karl E. Wegener, D. W S. Veterinary Science.

XV. President.s, etc.. of In.stitutioxs fob the Training of Teacuer.s.

I. PRE-flDENTS OF TKACUER.s' COLLEGES.

Teacher-training institutions which offer four years" work above the secondary school and grant degrers

For men, fcr Name of institution. women, or coedu- cational.

ARKANSAS.

Clin way .\rkaiisas State Normal School.

CM.IFOnNIA

Chico Slate Teachers' College of Chico. C. M. Osenliaug

CDLORAIXl.

Greeley... State Teachers' College of Colorado. Coed. John G. Crabbe. Gunnison. Colorado State Normal School Coed. Samuel Qihgley.

ILLINOIS.

Carlxindale., .. Southern IlUnois State Normal Coed H. \V. Shryock. Ciiiversitv. Charleston Eastern Illinois State Teachers' Coed Livingston C. Lord. College. Chicag

INDIANA.

.\ngnla Tri-Slato <"ollege ' Coed.... L. M. Sniff. Danville Central Normal College ' Coed Jonathan Uigdon.

Indianapolis. Teachers' College of Indianapohs ' Women. Eli/a A. Blaker. Terre Haute. The Indiana Stale Normal School, Coe

IOW.(

Cedar Falls.. Iowa State Teachers' College. H. H. Seerley.

1 Private. — . . .

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XV. Presidents, etc., of Institutions for the Training of Teachers—Con.

I. PRESIDENTS OF TEACHERS' COLLEGES—COntilUied.

For men, for Location. Name o f institut icii women, President. or coedu- catioral.

KANS.^S.

Kaii.sas State Normal School Coed Thos. W. Butcher. Fort Hays Kansas State Normal Coed W. A. Lewis. School. Slate Manual Training Normal Coed W. A. Brandenburg. College. LOUISIANA.

Natchitoches Louisiana State Normal College. .. Coed V. L. Roy.

MASSACHU.SETT.S.

Jlassachusetls Normal Art School. Coed Roval B. Farnum. State Normal School Coed Arthur ('. Bovdcn. do Women... .. do Coed

Wnvfost or do Women . . Wm. B. Aspiiiwall.

MICHIGAN.

Western State Normal School Coed D. B. Waldo. Marquette Northern State Normal School Coed James H. Kaye. Mount Pleasant Central State Normal School Coed E. C. Warriner. Ypsilanti Michigan State Normal College. . . Coed Charles McKenny.

MINNESOTA. Coed M. W. Deputy. Coed E. W. Bohaminn. Manlcato do Coed C. H. Cooper. Moorhead Coed 0. M.Dickcrson. ./ ..do ./// ^y/////////..'...... Coed J. C. Brown. Winona do Coed Guv E. Maxwell.

MIS.SOURT.

Cape (iirardeau Southeast Missouri Stat c Teachers' Coed Jos. A. Serena. College. .Tcffer.son City Lincoln University « Coed C. Richard.son. Kirksville Northeast Mis.souri State Teachers' Coed John R. Kirk. College. Maryville Northwest Missouri State Teach- Coed Uel W. I.amkin. ers' College. Springfield Southwest Missouri State Teach- Coed Clyde M. Hill. ers' College. Central Mi.ssouri Stale Teachers' Coed E. L.Hendricks. College. NF.nRA.SKA.

Chadron Stale Normal School and Teach- Coed Robert I.l'.lliott. ers' College. Kearney do Coed Geo. E. Martin. Peru do Coed A. L. Caviness. do Coed U. S. Conn.

NEW MEXICO.

East Las Vcga.s New Mexico Normal University... Coed Jonathan H. AVagiu r. Silver City New Mexico State Normal School. Coed James F. Chamberlain. NEW YORK.

Mlany New York Stale College for Teach- Coed A.R.Brula'hcr. ers. NORTH DAKOTA.

Bottineau Forestrj- State Normal School Coed Vernon L. Mangun. Coed Samuel T. May. Ellendale State Normal and Industrial Coed R.M, Black. School. Coed John O. Evjen. Minot do Coed L.lLBuler. (\ Allen. Valley City...: State "Teachers' College Coed E. For colored persons . .. .

pi;i:sii)i:xTs. ktc, of traixtnc schools. 93

X\'.— PhKSIDKNTv. KT'., ok iNSTirUTIONS FOR THK TrAINTNO OF TEArilKKS—('oil.

I riiKssrnKNTs ok TEAfiiKRs' roi,i,E<;Hs — < ontinupfl.

For men, for 1..) alien. Name of institution. women, President. or coedu- citiimal.

Howling

Ada Ean Central .State Teachers' ( ..1- Coe.1 A. Mn.seheid. lege. Alva Northwestern Normal College Coed J.P.nattcnlirg. Hurant St)ulheastern .^late Normal Sclux)!. Coed H. a. Uenneti. (i. Edmond . . . Central State Temhers' College. . . Coed John Mitchell. Coloa>d Agricnltural and Nonnal Coed J.M. Marquess. Universitv.i Tahlcquah Northeastern State .Normal School. Coed W.T.Ford. Weathorford Southwestern State Teachers' Col- Coed A.H. IHirris. lege.

KHK IM.AXI).

ProvidcDi-c Rhode Island College of Education. Coed John !.. Alger.

SOUTH CAROLINA.

OninKc'lnirg Slate Agriculturaland Mechanical Coe.i U. s. Wilkinson. College."

SOUTH DVKOTA.

Northern Normal and Industrial Coed Harold W.l-oghi. School. TENNESSKE.

Nashville ( ieorge Peabody College for Teach- Coed I'.ruce Rylmrn Payne.

TK.XAS.

Alpine Sul Ross State Normal CoUegc. . .. Coed R. L. Marquis. Canyon West Texas State Nonnal CoUege. Coed Joseph Aimer Hill.

East Texa.s State Normal College . Coed H. 15. Ilinnion. North Texas State Normal College. Coed W. U. itruce.

Hunl.svillo .Sam . llouslon Normal Institute. . Coed H. F. Estill. Prairie View....- Prairie View State Normal and Coed J.G.Osborne. Industrial College.^ 5^n Marcos .Southwest Texas State Normal Coed C. E. Evans. CoUcge.

VlR<;iXIA.

East Hadford.. State Normal School for Women.. Women... John Pre.siun MrConn.'ll. Karraville . . . do. . Women... Jos. L. Jarman.

do Women . . A. 15. Chandler, jr.

do Women . . Samuel P. Duke.

WEST VIROI.VLV.

Uuntin);ton Mar.shall College.... Coed F. U. Hamilton. liLstilule West \irginia Collegiate IiLstitute^ Coed John W. Davis.

Wlato.NSlN.

Coed L. V. Harvey.

For colored persona...... ,. ; .

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XV.— Presidents, etc., of Ixstitutioxs ior the Training of Tf.a< tiers—Con.

II. riUNC'IPALS OF NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL.-.

1. Public Xormal Schools.

Form;en, for Name of institution. women Principal. or coedu- cational.

Carroll ton Pickens County Training School '. Coed A. R. Spencer.

Ceiiterville Bibb County Training School ' Coed I H. D.Davidson.

I T7,-,! Cottage Grove. Coosa County Training School ' . . Coed .1 T

i I Daphne Baldwin Con nty Training School Coed ! J Do State Normal School Coed ; Florence do Coed i: )gham. * Hayneville Lowndes County Tra,imng School Coed c. i . 1: i Jacksonville... State Normal School ("oed C. W. DaugeUe. I

Livingston do Coed . G.W. Brock. Montgomery... do.' Coed. .! (J. W.Trenholm.

Normal Stale Agricultural & Mechanical Coed. .; T. R. Parker, acting. Institute. i.. Plateau. Mobile County Training School Coed I Isaiah J . Whitlev.

Troy... State Normal School C oed E . M . S hackel foid

Flagstaff. Northern Arizona Normal School.. Coed. Lynn B. ilcilullen.

Tempe... Arizona Normal School Coed Arthur J . .Matthews.

ARKAN.SAS.

Edmond.sou Crittenden County Training School.' Fordyce Dallas County Training School '. Coed S. J. Anderson. Hope Hempstead County Training Coed H. C. Yerger. School.'

Marianna.. Lee County Training School ' Coed. D. W. Hughe.s Pine BluiT. Branch Normal College ' Coed. C. W. Smitli.

CALIFORNIA.

Areata Humboldt State Teachers' College. Coed X. B. ^ an Matre. Fresno State Teachers' College of Fresno.. Coed. C. L. JlcLane. San Diego State Teachers' College of San Coed. Kdward L. Hardy. Diego. State Teachers' College of San Frederic Biu-k. F-rancisco. San Jose State Teacliers' College of San Jose. Coed. Wni. W. ICenij). Santa Barbara. State Teachers' College Coed. Clarence S. Phelps.

CONNECTICL'T.

Bridgeport.. City Normal School Women. Le Roy Wellor. Danbury State Normal Training School. Coed J. R. Perkins. New Britain. Normal School Coed Marcus White. New Haven State Normal Training School. Women. Arthur B. .Morrill. WiHimantic. do Coed George H. ShuftT.

DI.STRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Washington J. Ormoud Wilson Normal School, Coed... .'Vnne .At. (iodnii;. Do Miner Normal School Coed... Kugene A. Clark.

Athens State Normal School , Coed.... J. M. Poimd. Atlanta Normal Training School Women. Emma Wesley. MiUedgeville. Georgia Normal and Industrial Women. M.M. Parks." College.

Sandersville... Washington County Training Coed I T. T. Klder. School.' Valdosta South Georgia State Normal Col- Women R.H. Powell. lege. HAWAII.

Honolulu Territorial Normal School. Benj. O. Wis

IDAHO.

Albion State Normal School. Coed . C. E. Bocock.

Lewiston ....do Coed . OUver M. Elliott.

' For colored persons...... ' ......

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X\ . — PkE.SIDENTS, KTl., UK INSTITUTIONS KJR Tllli TrAININU OI TllAlHERS—(,011.

n. I'KINCIPALS OF NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOLS —CuUtiuUfd.

/. Public Xormal Schools—(.'untinued.

For men, for Name of iasUtiiticii. women, Principal. orcoedii- rational.

ILLINOIS.

C'hic-ago Normal CoUeye Will. (Jweii. Chicago ! B.

INI>LVXA.

Fort Wa\iie. Fort Wayne .Normal .School Coed Fl(M-a WilJjcr. Indianap'olLs. Indianaiiolis Normal Training Womi Marion L*e Webster. School.

Sioux City Sioux City Nornml School i W'( .Vint-lia H. Kliyn- burger.

KEXTK KT.

Bowling tirren. Western Kentucky State Normal H. H. Cherry. School. Frankfort KcntuckT Normal and Indii5trial c;. P. Kussell. Institute.' Louisville. Louis\TUe Normal School Women. F.lizabeth Breckinridge

Paris Bourbon County Training School ' Coed. . . W. J. Collery.

Richmond. Ea.'item Kentucky State Normal Coed . . . T. J. Coates. SchooL

Morehouse County Training R. <;. Steptoe. School.

Convprsp Sabine County Training School ' . Coed. W. B. Purvis. Franklinton. Wa.shineton County Training Coed. B. P. Smith. SehooL <

Ci rambling. Lincoln County Training School ' . Coed. Chas. P. .Vdara-. Kevv (>rlean-s. New Orleans Normal and Train- Coed. Mrs. Jfargarel C. Ilanson. ing School.

Casiinc Eastern State Normal School Coed.... William D. Uall.

Famijngton State Normal School Coed . . . Wilbert t;. Mallelt. Gorham Western State Normal School Co.d.... W. K. Russell. l-e".vi^ton — Dingley Norma! Training Schwl.. Women Adelaide \'. Finch. Uacbias Wa-«nington State Nonnal School. Coed. Wm. L. Powers.

Presqiie Isle Aroostook State Normal School. . Coed I S. L. Merrimau. MARYLAXI>.

Baltimore Teachers' Training Coed. Norman W. Cumeron. School. I>o. do." Coed. Joseph II. Lockerman. Bov. ie . Maryland &t&le Normal and In- Coed. L. S. James. dtistrial SchouL' Frost burg State Normal School Coed. James Widdowson. Towson . . Maryland State Normal School Coed. Lida Lee Tall.

MASSACIItSF.TTS.

Boston Boston Normal School Women . . Wallace C. Boyden. Fitobbiirg .... State Normal School . . Coed Wm. D. Parkinson, acting. Hvannis ...do Coed Wm. .\. Baldwin.

Lovoll ...do Women . . Clarence M. Weed.

North .Vdams. ....do Women . . Roy I-eon Smith.

Westfleld ....do Women . . Clarence A. IJrodeur.

Allegan County Normal School. Coed.. Stella Higein.-. Berrien Springs do' Coi-d.. Jeimie LriJiirlon. big Kai-ids Mecosta Coimty Normal School . Coed.. K.UthA.Collms. Blissfipld Lenawee County Normal Scho'J Coed.. Trixie Lamb.

Cadillac Wexford County Normal School C

. . Tuscola County Normal S(hf«)l CfK-d. . Lucile irutchin.-on. Charlevoi.x CTiarlevoix County Normal ScIk>o Coed.. Loui IJowman. Cliarlotle Katon County -Normal School Good.. Mrs. AdaCarrick. Chetoygan Chebo>"Kan County Normal Schotil Coed.. Lillian Morris. Chesauing Se^inaw County .'^orm&i School. Coed.. Martha Knight.

Detroit Detroit Teachers' College Coed . S. A. Courtis, dean.

' For colored persons. — ..

96 EDUCATIOXAL DIRECTORY, 1921-1922.

XV. Presidents, etc., of Institutions for the Training of Teachers—Con.

11. rRiNCxr.A.Ls OF normal training schools—continued.

1. FubUc Normal Schools—Continued.

For men, for

. Location. Name of institution. women, Principal. or coedu- cational.

MICHIGAN—continued.

Dowagiae Cass County Normal School Coed Frances L. Burns. EastTawas Iosco Coimty Normal Training Coed Mrs. J. K. Osgerby. School.

Osceola County Normal School. . . Coed Pearl C. Bigge. Flint Gcnese County Normal School Coed Bess B. Penoyer. Fraiilcfort Benzie Count y Normal School Coed Berjd nayncs. Gladwin County Normal School... Coed Alberta Alkin. Hastings Barry County Normal School Coed Mrs. Alabel T. Clark. Ionia Ionia County Normal School Coed Kalkaska Coed Alice V.CaldweU. Lake City Missaukee County Normal School.. Coed Mildred L. Dimning. Lapeer Lapeer County Normal School Coed Emma Loughname. Ludington Mason County Normal School Coed A. E. Field. Mancclona Antrim County Normal School Coed Forence Pitcher. Maflistee.. . Manistee County Normal School. Coed Benj. Klager, superintendent.

.MarshaU Calhoun County Normal School. . Coed Mason County Normal School Coed Marion Blount. Onaway Presque Isle County Normal Coed Amanda Hebeler School. Ontonagon Ontonagon County Normal School. Coed Mary Black. Petoskey Emmet County Normal School... Coed Maud Ball Clinton County Normal School Coed Standish Arenac County Normal School Coed Emma Connor. Montcalm County Normal School. Coed Ina McNeal. Traverse City Grand Traverse County Normal Coed Anna L. Evans. School.

AV^est Branch Ogemaw Count y Normal School. . Coed Lilhan M. Greer

MISSISSIPPI.

Mississippi Normal College Coed .loeCook.

Purvis Lamar County Training School '. . Coed J.J. Jefferson.

Tupelo Lee County Traicing School ' Coed A. M. Strange.

MISSOURI.

Coed E. (ieorge Payne. MONTANA.

Dillon.. Montana State Normal College Coed Sheldon K. iJavis. NEW HAMrsninE.

(^ on cord DeweV Training School Women... Addie F. Straw. State N ormal School Coed WaUaee E. Mason. Plymouth do Coed Ernest L. Silver. Portsmouth Portsmouth Traijiing School Women... Alice Mildi'am. NEW JERSEY.

Training School for Teachers Coed .Montclair State Normal School Coed Charles S. Chapin. Newark do Coed AV. S. Willis. Paterson City Noi-mal Training School Coed Frank Webster Smith. State Normal School Coed J. J. Savitz.

NEW ME.XICO.

El Rito Spanish-American Normal School. Coed NEW YORK.

Brockport State Normal School Coed Alfred C. Thompson. Brooklyn MaxweU Training School for Coed Emma L. Johnston. Teachers. Buffalo Coed Harry W. Rockwell. Cortland State Normal and Training School. Coed H. De W. De Groat. Coed Myron T. Dana. Genesco State Normal School Coed James V. Sturgcs.

1 For colored persons. .. ..

PRESIDKNTS, ETC., OF TRAINING SCHOOLS. 07

X\'.--Presidf.st.s, Eir., of Institution.s kou the Training of Teachkus— ("on.

II. I'uivi'irAis OF xouMAL TRAiNiN(i SCHOOLS—continued.

I Public Normal Schools—(onlinncd.

For men, for Location. Name of iu.stitution. women, Principal. orcoodu- calional.

NF.W YORK — conl'l.

Training Sihonl for Teachers Coal .\.C. McLachlaii. New Palli: Coed John C. Bli.ss. New York New York Training .School for Coed Hugo Newman. Teachers, .stale Normal School Coed P.I.Bugbco.

Oswego 1 ....do Coed Plattsburgh 1 .do Coed Geo. K. Hawkins. Potsdam do Coed R. T.Coiigdon. Uoche<>ter City Normal .*

Syraiuse Syracuse Training School for Women . . J. Edward Bant a. Teachers. Watertown Training .School Coed Klla Marie Walradt.

NORTU CAROLINA.

Pamlico County Training .School '. Coed K. L. Rice. Appalachian Training St'hool Coed B. B. Dougherty. Clinton Sampson County Training School'. Coed Z. 11. Hymaii. Cullowhee Normal and Industrial Coed Robert L. Madison. School. Eliiabeth City Coed P. W. -Moore. KaycttcviUc do." Coed E. E. Smith. East Carolina Teachers' Training Womeu... Robert H. Wright. School. (jrimcsland Pitt County Training School • Coed G.R. Wliilfield.

Methotl Berry O' Kelly Training School •. . Coed J. H. Bias. Parmcle Martin County Training School '.. Coed W.C. Chance. PowelkvilJe Bertie County Training School '... Coed C.G.White. Pender County Training .School '.. Coed T. T. Ringer. Shelby Cleveland County Training Coed A. W. Foster. School.' Srailhfteld Johnston County Training School'. Coed Wni. M. Cooper. Brunswick County 'rrainiiig Coed Jno. U. Floyd. School.'

Sunbun* Gates County Training School ' . . Coed T. S. Cooper. Wades born .\iison County Training School '. Coed J. R. Faison. Winsion-Saleiii The Slater State Normal School '.. Coed S. G. Atkins.

.)mo.

Anna.. Shelby County Normal School Coed .Mabel Dillahunt. Darke County Normal .School Coed Anna Todd. Batavia Clermont County Normal School.. Coed SiLsanne M. Kochler. Kerlin Heights ErieCnunly Normal School Coed Ruth Brintnall.

Canal Wiiuhcsler Franklii! County Normal School . Coed Dora A. Stales. Canfield .Mahoning County Normal School. Coed E]i/.aM.Alli.son. Coed Mrs. Kathcrinc Wicii. ChUlicolhc Ross County Normal School Coed Pearl Gceting. CIrcleville Pickaway ("nunty Normal School. Coed Laura Mengerl. Cleveland Cleveland .School of Education.... Women... Ambrose L. Suhric, dean. acting. Columbus Columbus Normal School Women . . W. T. Heilman, Dayton Dayton Normal School Women... Grace A. Greene.

Dresden . .. Miiskineum County Normal Coed Gertmde Bartlett.

Morrow County Normal School . . Coed .Margaret E. Tipton.

Hebron Licking County Normal School. . Coed Bet tie M.Tracy. Kinpsville Ashtabula County Normal Schof)!. Coed Jessie L. Hickok. LaiK-a-stiT Kairficid County Normal School... Coed Eva Richardson, City Normal ."^nool Coed llo Maddux. Columbiana County Normal Coed Fronia Isley. School. Minerva County Normal School... Coed L. Ethel Spray. Huron County Nornal School Coed Bertha A. Lively. New Lexington Perry County Normal School Coed Margaret Ne^ibitt. New Philadelphia.... Tuscarawas County Normal .'School. Coed Maude A. Bond. Clinton-Highland County Normal Coed Marj- P. Hoskin'^. School. Oak Harbor Ottawa County Normal S

98 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, 1921-1922,

XV. Presidents, etc., of Institutions for the Training of Teachers—Con.

u. PRINCIPALS OF NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOLS—Continued.

1. rublic Kormal Schools—Continued.

For men, for Name of institution. women, Principal. or coedu- cational.

OHIO—continued.

Ottawa Putnam County Normal School... Coed Ruth C. Frey. Richwood Union County Nonnal School Coed Daisy Irene Herrold. Scio Harrison County, Nonnal School.. Coed Elizabeth W. Chandler. Toledo Toledo Teacher"Training School.. Women... Elbert E. Dav. Wapakoneta Auglaize Coimty Normal School... Coed Olive M. Egg!e.ston. West Jefferson. Madison County Normal School... Coed Kathleen Zitt. West Lafayette. Coshocton County Normal School. Coed Winnifred C. Jone.s. West Liberty.. Logan County Normal School Coed H. W. Holy cross. West Milton".... Miami County Normal School Coed Helen Bradley.

Wheelersbufg . Scioto County Normal School Coed Abigail Bristow. Zanesville Citv Normal School Coed F. E. Swingle.

OREGON".

Monmouth State Normal School. J. Ij. I>anders.

PENNSYLVANIA.

Bloomsburg State Normal School Coed... C. H. Fisher. California Southwestern State Normal School Coed... John A. Entz. i. Cheyney Cheyney State Normal School . Coed... Leslie Pinckney Hill.

Clarion". State Nonnal School Coed . . Clyde C. Green.

East Stroudsburg. do Coed . . Frank E. Baker.

Edinboro do Coed . . A. G. Crane. Indiana State Normal School Coed... John A. H Keith.

Kutztown Keystone State Normal School (-oed . . A. C. Rothennel.

Lock Haven Central State Normal School Coed . . Warren Nevin Drum. Mansfield State NormalSchool Coed... William R. Rtraughn. Millersville do Coed... C. H. Gordinier.

Philadelphia , Philadclpliia Normal School Coed... J. Eugene Baker. Pittsburgh Training School for Teachers Women H. B. Davis. Shippensburg Cumberland Valley State Norma! Coed... Ezra Lehman. School.

Slippery Rock. State Normal School Coed . . J. Linwood Eisenl>erg.

AVest Chester . do Coed... Andrew Thomas Smith.

SOUTH CAROI.I.N'A.

Marion Marion County Training School Coed. John P. Burge.ss. Summerville. Dorchester Countv Training Coed Mrs. Grace .\1. Asho. School. 1 )UTH DAKOT.V.

Madison... Eastern State Normal School... Coed. E. C. Higbic. Spearfish . State Normal School Coed. E. C. Woodburn. Springfield. Southern State Nonnal School Coed. C. G. Lawrence. TENNESSEE.

Denmark Madison County Training School i Coed H. L. L. Mos.s. Johnson City East Tennes.see State Normal Coed. Sidney G. Gilbreath. School. Lebanon Wilson County Training School '.. Coed. J. R. McDanicl

Lucy Shelby County Training School ' . Coed T. J. John.son. Murfree-sboro. Middle Tennessee State Normal Coed. R. L. Jones. School. Nashville State Agricultural and Industrial W. J. Hale. Normal School.i Nonnal (Memphis)... West Tennessee State Nonnal .Vndrev.- \. Kincannon. School.

TEXA.S.

i. Hallettsville , Lavaca Coimty Training School VERMONT.

Carolines. Woodruff. Castletou , State Teachers' Normal School..

' For colored persons ...... , .

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XV. — rUKSlUKNTS, KTt.. I)K I NSTITIITIONS KJK TH K TuAIMNC UK TkACHKUS—('OD.

II. HKINCII'ALS OK NOHMAt TRAIMNU SCHOOLS lOIltillllOil.

/. 7'uWiV Xormal Schools—i'oaliaued.

For men, for Name of ioistllulioii. women, Primipal. or coedu- cational.

VIRGINU.

Bliiclcstonc Nottoway Coiuily Traiiiiug Cood. J. M. Bolts. School.' Charlottesville.. All)oniurlc County Training Coed. J. (".. Shelton. School.' North Ein|)oria. Greens^^Ue County Training J. H. Wallen. School.' Pclcr.sburK VirKiiiia Normal and Industrial Coed. John Manuel Candy. hustilute.'

Richmond. Cii V Normal Training School Women . W. D. Ellis. UuthviUe.. Charle-s City County Training Coed H. E. Logan. School.'

Syringa. Middlp.sex County Training . Coed J. Henry St. Clare Walker. School.' Wavcrly... Sussex County Training School '. J Coed Wm. E. Knox.

Yorktown York County Training School ' . Coed Chas. E. Brow^l. WASHINGTON.

Bi'lliii^ham. State Normal School Coed.

i'<-ntrslja...... do Coed. Alexander C. Roberts.

Cheney . . . .do I Coed N. D. Showalter. EDensburg Washington State Normal School.. Coed George H. Black.

WEhT VIRGIXU.

.Mhen.s Concord .^lale Normal School Coed. C. C. Rossey. Blueficld Blucficld Colored Instilule ' Coed. R. P. Sims. i State School Coed. Joseph Rosier. Fairmont i Normal

GlcuvUle. do ! Coed... E. G. Rohrbougb. White. Shepherdstown. Shepherd College, Slate Normal j Coed... W. H. S. School.

' Wot Liberty. State Normal School Coed . . Howard J. McOinnis.

Algoma. Do:>r-Kew3imce County Training Coed... E. J. Young. School. Alma... Buffalo Coiuity Training School Coed... RoscK. Brandt. for Teacher.s. AnliRo. I^anglade Coiuity Training School Coed... J. H. Lasher. Abhluiid. Ashland County Training School. Coed... J. M. Lor.scheicr.

Berlin . . Green Lake County Training Coed... J. F. Cavauaugh. .School. Columbus.. Columbia County Training Schfxjl Coed... M.C. Palmer. Eau Claire. Kau Claire County Training School Coed... F. E. Jaastad. Do Sl.ite Normal .-^chiKil C<«d... H. \. Sfhonelfi. Jancs\ilie.. Kuck County Training School lor Coed... F. J. Lowlh. Teachers.

Kaukaiina.. Outagamie County Training School Coed ; W. P. Uagman.

La CriK-se... State Normal School Coed I Fassett A.ColUin.

Ladvsruith. Rusk County Training School Coed I B. M. Dresden. Manitowoc. Manitowoc County Teachers' Coed Fred Christiansen. I Traiiung ScIkW. superintendent. Marinette... Slephcnsun Training School Coed I W. E. Morton, M.xlford.... Taylor County Training Sch<»ol Coed J.U. Wheelock.

Mcnomoiiie. Dunn Ciiunly Training .-^ch'xjl for Coed , G. L. Bownum. Teatihers. Linc/iln County Training School Coed E. W.McCrary. for Teachers. Milwaukee... Sliiic Normal .School Coed Carroll G. Pearse. Monroe Greiu County Training School Coed C. U. Dietz. New Lisbon. Jumau Coonty Teachers' Train- Coed C.W.McNown. ing School. New Loudon Waupaca County Training School Coed ElUsN.Calcf. for Ti-achtTs. Oshko.sh Stat* Normal .-chool Coed H. A. Brown Phini|..-i Price County Training .School Coed William Milne. Plaiteville... State Normal .School Coed AsaM. Royce. Reed.-fburg... Sauk County Training .-School C-oed Ellen B. McDonald. Rhineluuder. Ouiida Couiity Trainmg School.. Coed M. V.Bovco.

I For colOTcd persons. — ...... ,.

100 EDUCATIONAL DIEECTORY, 1921-1922.

XV. Presidents, etc., of Institxttions for the TEArNESfG of Teachers— Con.

II. PRINCIPALS of normal TRAINING SCHOOLS—Continued.

1. Public Xcrmal Schools—Continued.

for men for Location. Xame of institution. •women, Principal. or coedu- cational.

WISCONSIN—contd

Rice Lake Barron County Training School Coed L. P. Bunker. for Teachers. Richland Center Richland Countv Training School. Coed L. C. Johnson. River Falls Coed J. H. Ames. St. CroLx Falls Polk County Training School Coed C. L. Hill. Stevens Point Stale Kormal School Coed John F. Sims. do Coed V. E. McCaskill. Union Grove Racine-Kenosha Joint County Coed Arthur J. Smith. Training School for Teachers.

Viroqua . . Vernon County Normal Training Coed A. W. Zellmer. School. AVausau Marathon County Training School Coed r>. .\. Swartz. Waushara County Training School Coed Coed F. S. Hver. Wisconsin Rapids.... Wood County Teachers' Training Coed M. H. Jackson. School.

rrhaic Xormal Schools.

Tuskegee, Ala Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Coed.... Robert R. Moton. Institute.i Denver, Colo Denver Normal and Preparatory Coed.... M. F. Miller. School. New Haven, Conn. New Haven Normal School of Coed.... E. Hermann .Vmold. Gymnastics. Rex burg, Idaho... Ricks Normal College Coed.... Geo. S. Romnev. Chicago, 111 American College of Physical Edu- Coed.... ^t. A. Wood. cation. Chicago Normal School of Physical Women. TYances Musselman. ?2ducation. Columbia Normal School of Phys- Women Mary X. Blood. ical Education. Oak Park, 111 Concordia Teachers' College Men W. C. Kohn. Indianapolis, Ind. Normal College of the American Coed.... Emil Rath. Gymnastic L'nion. Waverly, Iowa... Wartburg Normal College Coed.... Aug. Engelbrecht. i Lexington, Ky . . Chandler Normal School Coed.... Frederic J. Werking. T-ouisa, Ky Kent ucky Normal College Coed.... Walter M. Byington. Ammenda"le, Md. Amiuendale Normal Institute Men Brother Philip. Uoslon, Mass Boston School of Physical Educa- Women. M. Sanderson. tion. Do Posse Normal School of Gymnas- Hartvig Nissen. tics. Do Sloyd Training School for Teachers Coed.... Josif Sandberg. Cambridge, Mass. Sargent School for Physical Edu- Women Dudley A. Sargent. cation. Battle Creek, Mich Normal School of Physical Educa- Women Linda M. Roth. tion. Madison, Minn.. Lutheran Normal School Coed.... E. R. Rorem. N'cw I'lm, Minn. Dr. .Martin Luther College Coed.... E. R. Bliefemicht. Seward, Nebr... The Lutheran Seminary Coed.... F. W. C. Jesse. Newark, N. J Newark Normal School of Physical Coed.... Henry Panzer. Education and Hygiene. New York, N. Y Chalif Russian Normal School of Coed Louis H. Chalif. Dancing. Do Savage School for rhysie

• Raleigh, N. C St . -Vugustine's School Coed . . . Rev. E. H. Goold. Maria Stein, Ohio. Normal School of the Precious Women Sister M. .Vngeline. Blood. New lycxington, Ohio. St. Aloysius .Vcademy Normal Women Mother .\I. Lconie. School.

Urbana, Ohio Curry Normal and Industrial Coed . . . E. W. B. Curry. Institute.!

Mount -Vngel, Oreg... Mount vVngel Normal School , Women S. M. Rase. Oswego, Oreg Marylhurst Normal School Women Mother .Vlphonsus Mary.

Philadelphia, Pa Gratz College Coed . . . Rev. Henry M. Speaker. For colored persons. — . ... , ..

PRE.SIDENTS. HTC. OK TKAININC SCHOOLS. 101

X\'. Presidents, iitc. ok Institutions kor thk Training <>k Tea(Heh>

11. J'KINCirALS OF NORMAL TRAINING .SCHOOLS— lOIll ilHU'iI

.'. J'riialf yoriiiul Schooh—ContiiiiUHl.

For men, for Namo of institution. women 'rincipal. or coedu- cational.

' . . F. Charleston, S. C I Avery Normal Institute Cocnie Normal Institute ' Coed . . J. A. Smith (Miss). Tenn ; Momstown. Tenn Morristown Normal and Indus- Coed... Judson S. Hill.

; trial Collepe."

St. George, I'tah ! Dixie Normal College Coed . . Joseph K. Nicholcs. Hampton, Va Hampton Normal Agricul- Coed... James E. Orepg. I and tural Institute.' Seattle, Wa.sh Holy Name Normal School Women Sister M. Dolorosa. Spokane, Wash Holy Name .Vwdemy and Nor- Women Sister Mary Francis .Xavier. mal School. ( Harpers Ferry W. Va.' Storer 'oUege ' Coed... Henry T. McDonald.

St. f'rancis, V\ is i I'io NonoCollege , Men—. Rev. Jos. J. Pierron.

For colored persons.

III. DIRECTORS OK KINDERG ARTt.N TRAI.NING IN COLLEGES, NORMAL KINDERGARTEN TRAINING SCHOOLS.

Location. Name of institution. Director of kindergarten training.

.\L.VB.\M.V.

Tuskogro Tuskegoe Normal and Industrial Institute Mrs. n. K. Logan. (colored). ARIZO.VA.

Tempo Tempc Normal School of \rl7ona CAUFORNIA.

Berkeley Barnard Kindergarten Training School Chico Fresno . ... do Southern Branch University of California... Ethel B. Waring. Do Miss Fulmer's School Ciraco Fulmer.

Pasadena Broadoaks Kindergarten Training School . . .\da Mae Brooks San Francisco State Normal School San Jose do . I.sal>el o. MacKenzie. COLORADO.

tireclev State Normal College CJenevlc\e Lyford. (Junnison Stella U Yowell tOXNECTICUT.

BridecDort %^. //::^:::.::. The Fannie .\.' Smith Kindergarten Train- ing School. Do Mary C. iUlls. Hartford Culver-Smith Kindergarten Training School M. Lima Culver and Loul.se Smith. May Heath Noyes. niSTRKT or COLUMBIA.

Washington .... Columbia Kindergarten Training School ... .Sarah K. I.ippincott. Jane M.Mc Knew.

Do Myrtilla Miner Normal .School (colored ) Irma A. Craig.

FLORIDA.

.Miami Miami Kindergarten Normal School Kale ("olver Tallahassee State College for Women Mal>elli: Wheeler. — ......

102 EDUCATIONAL DIKEGTORY, l&21-ia22.

XV. Presidents, etc., of Institutions for the Training of Teachers— Con.

III. DIRECTORS OF KINDERGARTEN TRAINING IN COLLEGES, NORMAL SCHOOLS. AND IN kinoergartex TRAINING SCHOOLS—contimiefl.

Name of institution. Director of kindergarten training.

Atlanta. .. Atlanta University (colored) Columbus Free IGndergarte'n Association Training Edwina Wood. School. Lagrange Lagrange Settlement Training School Maria Monroe.

Savannah. Kate Baldwin Free Kindergarten Associa- Hortense M. < >rcutt. tion Training School. \'aldosta Southern (Georgia State Normal College Cieorgia Mae liarrett.

JIAWAII.

Honolulu Honolulu Kindergarten Training Frances Lawrence. School. ILLINOI.S.

Chicago School of Elementary and Home Education.. Mrs. Mary Boomer Page. Do.. School of Education, Chicago University Alice Temple. Do.. National Kindergarten and Elementary Col- Edna Dean Baker. lege. Do.. Pestalozzi-Froebel Teacher's College Mrs. B. H. Hegner. Normal Illinois State Normal University Marguerite E. Lee.

Indianapolis Teachers College of Indianapolis Mrs. Eliza A. lUaker. Muncic Indiana State Normal School, Eastern B. F. Moore. Division.

Cedar Falls Drake University Irene Hirsch. Des Moines lov/a State Teachers College Helen James.

Emporia. State Normal School Achsa N. Harris. Hays Fort Hays Kansas Normal School. Luella McGee. KENTUCKY.

Louisville Louisville Normal School. Mrs. R. D. AUen.

LOUISIANA.

New Orleans New Orleans Normal School. Frances Randolph.

MARYI.AND.

Baltimcre Affordby Kindergarten-Primary Normal Elizabeth Harrison. School. Goucher College SteUa A. McCarty. Baltimore Teachers' Traifiing School Winifred W'eldin.

MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston. Boston Normal School Mary C. Shute. Do. Miss Niel's Kindergarten-Primary Training Harriet Niel. School.

Perry Kindergarten Normal School , Mrs Harriet H. Jones. Miss Wheelock's Kindergarten Training Lucy Wheelock. School. Bridgewater. State Normal School Annie M. Wells. Cambridgeibr Lesley Normal School Mrs. Edith L. Wolfard. North Adams. State Normal School Mrs. Eliza G. Graves. Salem do E. Vera Knight. Springfield Springfield Kindergarten Training School. Hattie Twichell. Westfield State Normal School Emma L. Hammond. Worcester Sarah A. .Marble.

Big Rapids.. Ferris Institute Detroit Detr.it Tirifii.-,-,' College Winifred Smith. -, Kalamazoo Wc'M ::, I' i School Frances Kern.

Marquette NdM it I I ormal School. H. Susan Bates. Mount Pleasant Ccni 111 :-{Ai' .-. iinal School Helen R. Emmons. Ypsilanti ^Michigan .Slalc N ormal College. I). H. Rdberts. — .. . . —

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XV. Presidents, etc., or Institutions for the Training ok Teacher-s—^('on.

lU. directors of kindergarten training in colleges, normal si HOUl.S. AND IN KINDERGARTEN TRAINING SCHOOLS—COntilUlod.

Name of LusUtulion. Director of kindergarten truiuiug.

Duluth State Nonnal School Helen C. Steele. Mankatu do. Martha V. Collins. Miiiiieapolij. Miuueapolis Kindergarleu Association Nor- Stella Louise Wood. mal School.

Moorhead . . Slate Normal School Mrs. R. H. Durbaron. St. Cloud.... do Bculah Douglass. Winona do Louise Sutherland.

MI.

Columbus... Mississipi'i State College for Women. Rosa B. Kno.T. Hat ties burg. Mississippi Normal CoUegc Lotlie Hooper. MISSOUKL

Cape Girardeau.. Southeast Missouri State Teachers' College. Mrs. Elma Williams Ealy. Springfield Southwest Missouri State Teachers' College Elizabeth Moss. St. Louis Wilson Kindergarien-Primarv Institute Mabel A. Wilson.

Warrensburg Central Missouri State Teachers ' College Julia Scott.

State Normal School. NEBRASKA.

Fremont Midland College Eva E. Mixer. Kearney Stale Normal School .\gnes Knutzen. Lincohi University of Nebraska Clara O. Wilson. Omaha Uni versii y of Omaha Mary B. Fox. Peru Stale Normal School University Place. Nebraska Wesleyan University. Mrs. Ella P. MiUer. Wayne Stale Normal School Alwiiie Luers. NEW HAMPSHtRE.

Slate Normal School. Pauline Mitchell. N-EW JERSEY.

Montdair State Normal School Nora .\twood. Newark do P. | Harriet Carpenter. Paterscn ' Normal Training School -Marguerite Houston. Trenton \ State Normal School Edna V. Hughes. East Orange Miss Peel's Kindergarten Training School. Cora Peet. ^ Webb NEW YORK.

BufTalo Teachers" Training School

I>o : State Normal School Louise M. Cassetv. Cortland State Normal and Training School Bertha L. HUl. Genesco State Normal School AnneS. Hiake. Herkimer I Foli< .Mission Institute Amy Qualccnbush. ( New York BrookU-n). . ; Department of Kdiuation, Adelphi College.. Aniia E. Uarvev. „ T>o Training School for Teachers Ruth E. Tappan.

New York ; Harriet M. Mills Kindercarlen Training Harriet M. Mills. ' School. Do Eiliical Culture School Jessica E. Beers. Do Hunter College of the City of New York Marie Itell Cole-i. Do Jf'nny Hunter KLnderKurlen Training School. Jenny Hunter. Do New York TrainiiiK' school for Tea''hers -M. lUancliP liosworlli. Do Teachers' Colle;;e, Columbia University Pattys. Hill. Do Training School of the Froeliel League Mrs. Marion H. B. Langzettel. Oneonta State Normal School Jessie Scott Hiines. Oswego , do Elizabeth i;. Holmes. Rochester..., Cil V Normal S -hool .Mary Jean -Miller. Schenectady Teachers' Training School Lillian (ioetz. Syracuse Training School for Teachers Maude C. Stewart.

NORTH CVROtlN.t.

Raleigh. St. -Augustine's .School (colored) ' Jfartha Hyde.

NORTH D.VKOT.\.

Bottineau j Forestry State Normal .S

104 EDUCATIOXAL DIRECTORY, 1021-1922.

X\.—Presidents, etc., of Institutions for the Training of Teachers—Con.

in. directors of kindergarten training in colleges, normal schools, and in kindergarten training schools—continued.

Location. Name of institution. Director of kindergarten training.

f»llIO.

Akron Perkins Normal School Helen Evans

Cincinnati Association Kindergarten Train- ing School. Cincinnati Missionary Training; School Cleveland Cleveland Kindergarten Training School Netta Paris. T)o Cleveland Normal School Grace L Brown

Kent State Normal School John E. McGilvery. Oberlin Kindergarten Training School Clara May. Toledo Law Froebel ivindergarten Training School.

OKLAUOM.'..

Ada East Central State Teachers" College Anna Paxton.

i'i;nnsylvanl\.

Lvdia Milhnger. Kast Stroudsbiirg do Gertrude M. Rogers. Froebel Kindergarten Training School Evelj'n Barrington. Beechwood School Kutztown Stale Normal School .

Mansfield State Normal School . Edna Bond. Millersville do riiiladelphia Pliiladelphia Normal School Uo Temple Univers'ty Lucinda P. MacKenzie. Do Adelaide T. Illman.

I'ittsburgh . Training School for Teachers, Colfax School H. B. Davis. No. 1. Do School or Childhood, University of Pitts- burgh.

Shippeushiirg Cumberland \' alley State Normal School. . . Mary Rachel Harris.

"Westchester do

RHODE ISLAND.

Providence. Rhode Island College of Education Lucile Faith Manatt.

.SOUTH CAROLINA.

Rockhill Winlhrop College Minnie Macfeat. SOUTH HAKOTA. Northern Normal and Industrial School LidaM. "Williams.

Springfield do Lillie S. Cooper.

TEXAS.

Canyon •W' est Ton rt-- Si ;i,o Normal College . . .. Edna E. Haines.

Eas' I'- - \-M:ial College

. . Do Colic i ii...i (liul Vrts Mabel M. Osgood. Christiansen. San Marcus Sou til v\ <^- 1 1 ix

UTAH.

Salt Lake City University of I' tah Rose Jones.

VIRGINIA. Mabel L. Culkin. do Mary L. Seeger. WASHINGTON. (iertrude Earhart. Ellen 'iburg

WISCONSIN. Louise M. Alder. Superior do Caroline D. Barbour. . . . . —

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XA'I.— DiKKCTORS OF SUMMER ScHOOLS.

1. UNIVERSITIES, COLLEGES, AND NORMAL SCHOOLS.

Probable date of session in 10:2. Suinmor school. Director ui 1921.

Opening. Closing

.\uburn .\labania Polytcclmic Institute Zcbulon Judd June -Vug. Kirmingham. Howard College Wm. E. Bohannon... June July CfUtcrvUle... Bibb County Training School H. n. Davidson Daphne Dapluie State Normal School Hillary llcrU'rl Holmes May JJ Julv 21

Fiorcnoe State Normal School Henry J . Willingham Juno 1 Aug. IS Jacksonville...... do C. W. Daugette Juno 5 Do. Livingston...... do O.W. Brock ..do.... Do. Marion J udson College (No summer school, 1921.) Monte vallo... Alabama Techiucal Institute and Col- T. W. Palmer July 18 lege for Women. Montgomery State Normal School (colored) G. \V. Trenholm Aug. 5 Do Woman's College of Alabama (No summer school, 1921.) Stale Agricultural and Mechanical J. Henry Alston July 1.J Institute (colored).

ridtcau . Mobile County Training School Isaiah J. Whitley.. June 6 Do. Trov State NormafSchool E. M. Shackelford. June 5 Aug. IS Tuskegcc. Tuskcgee Normal and Industrial In- E.G. Roberts June 10 July 24 stitute (colored ). University University of .\ labama James J. Doster. July 15

ARIZONA.

Flagstaff Northern .\rizoua -Normal School. L. B.McMullen... Aug. 2r, Frank Lockwood.. J. Tucson , University of Arizona O.Crcager Byron ('imimings. ARKANS.VS.

-Vrkadclphia. Ouachita College Charles K. Dicken. Aug. 1 Uatesville Arkansas College (No summer school, 1921.) Arkansas State B. W. Torrevson June 13 July 2ll Conway Normal School I Do Hendri.x College School for Ministers..! J. H. RejTiolds June 7 June 17 Fayettevillc. University of .\rkansas J. H. Jewell June 19 •Vug. 2

Marianna . . LceCoimty Training School D. W. Hughes June 1 July 7

CAUTOR.NIA.

Areata Humboldt State .Normal School N. B. VanMatre... June r.' July 2S IJerkeley University of California Walter Morris Hart. June 2(i Aug. 5 Claremont Pomona College Charles T. Filts June 20 Aug. 3 Huntington Lake. Fresno State Normal School C. L. McLane June 1 Aug. 31 I>aguna Beach Pomona College Marine Laboratory.. W. A. Hilton June 2.3 -\ug. 6 Los .\ngelcs Miss F'ulmer's School Grace Fulmer July 5 July 2.; Do University of California (Southern B.M.Woods July 3 Aug. 12 Division). Do Univcrsitv of Southern California Lester B. Rogers... Jimc 2.') Aug. 1.-. Pacific (.iroNc.. Hopkins ilarinc Station W. K. Fisher June 22 Sept. 1 St. Helena Pacific Union College W.W. Ruble Juno 1 Jul>- 31 San Diego State Normal School Edward L. Hardy. June 2t) Sept. 1 San Frtincisco.. San Francisco Stale Teachers College Frederic IJiu-k June 2K Aug. « San Jose State Teachers College William W.Kemp. ..do.... Do. Santa Barbara do C. L. Phelps July 1 Sept. 1 Sisson Chico State Teachers College (Mount C. M. Osenbaugh... June 20 July 30 Shasta Summer School). Stanford University. Lcland Stanford Junior University... O. L, Elliott ...do... Sept. 2 Swanton Camp California, Summer School of Charles Dorlclh.jr.... May If June 1.5

Surveying ( University of California).

COLORADO.

Boulder University of Colorado Milo G . Durham Jiuic 19 Sept. I Denver Denver Normal School M. F. MUler June 12 Aug. 17 Do University of Denver W. D. Engic Juno 19 July 28 Fort Collins Colorado Agricultural College George T. A very June 12 July 21 (iolden Colora

< Jrceley Colorado Stale Teachers College. J.G.Crabbe June 19 .\ug. 25 Gunnison Colorado State Normal School. S. Quiglcy June 12 Aug. 1«

' Woodland Park. School of Surveying (Colorado College) ! Frank M. Ukey June 1 June M . — . . .. —..

1^ EDITCATIOXAL DIRECTOEY, 1^21-1922,

XVI. Directors of Summer Schools—C-on tinned.

I. UXIVERSITIES, COLLEGES, AND KORMAL SCHOOLS— COntillUecl

Probable date of session in 1922. Looation. Summer school. Director in 1921.

Opening. Closing.

CO.NXECTICUT.

New Haven Normal School of GjTn- Aug. 30 nastics. New Haven (Yale Station). State Board of Education School J. Lawrence Meader... July 5 Aug. 16

D£L.\WARE.

Newark University of Delaware W. A. Wilkinson June 26 Aug. 4

DLSTRICT OF COLUM- BIA.

American University A. H. Putney June 20 Aug. 30 Do.: Catholic Sisters College (Catholic Uni- Patrick J. Mccormick. July 1 Aug. U versity of America). Do George Washington University W.C.Ruediger June 19 Aug. 18 Do National University Law School Charles Carusi. . .. June 15 Sept. 25

FLORIDA.

University of Florida A. A. Morphree June 15 Aug. 8 Madison Florida Normal Institute M.S. McGregor June 1 Aug. 1 Tallaliassce Florida State College for Women Edward Conradi June 12 AuS. 5

GEOEGLV..

T.J. Woofter June 22 Aug. 1 Do University of Georgia do June 20 Aug. 8 Atlanta Georgia School of Technology A. B. Morton July 24 Sept. 14

Do . June 13 July 25

Dahloucga North Georgia Agricultural College. . . (No siunmer school, June 15 Aug. 1 1921). Emory University. Emory University Theodore II. Jack June 20 Aug. 31 Macon Mercer University Peyton Jacob June 15 Aug. 30 miledgevillc Georgia Normal and Industrial College. John W. Good June 14 July 28 Valdosta South Georgia State Normal College... R. H. Powen May 31 July 7

IDAHO.

State Normal School C. E. Bocock June 5 Aug. 4 do O. M. Elliott June 15 Aug. 13 Moscow University of Idaho J. F. Mcssinger ...do Aug. 16 Charles H. Lewis June 10 Aug. 10

Rexburg Ricks Normal College HjTum Manwaring. . ...do Aug. 15

ILLINOIS.

Carbondale Southern Illinois State Normal Uni- H. W. Shyrock June 21 Sept. 1 versity. June 12 July 28 Charleston Eastern Illinois State Teachers' College Livingston C. Lord ...do Sept. 1 American College of Physical Educa- M.A.Wood June 27 Aug. 5 liou. Do A nnoiir Institute of Technology H. M. Raymond Jime 26 Aug. 4 Do William B. Owen July 1 Aug. 1

Do Cliitugo Normal Sdiool of Physical Frances Musselman . . June 26 July 5 Education Do Columbia Normal School of Physical Mary A. Blood June 21 Aug. 4 Education. Do De Paul University D. A. Duggan June 26 Do. Do George N. Carman July 3 Aug. 25 Do Frederic Sicdcnburg. . July 1 Aug. 15 Do National Kindergarten and Elemen- Edna Dean Baker June 12 Aug. U tary College. Do I\>stalozzi-Froebel Teachers' College.. Bertha Hofer Hogner.. June 20 Aug. 1 Do School of Elementary and Home Edu- Mary Boomer Pago July 1 July 31 cation.

Do Harry Pratt Judson. . June 19 Sept. 1 DeKall). Northern Illinois State Teacliers' Col- J. Stanley Brown Jime 5 Aug. 25 lege. Charles Macaulay June 19 Sept. 1 Stuart. Do Northwestern University ... C. S. Marsh Jime 26 Aug. 19 Ewing... Ewing College 11. A. Smoot May 29 Do...... — . . . .

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XVI. Directors or Summer Schools—(ontiuiied.

1. UMVKttSITLKS, COLLEGES, AND NOUAIAL SCHOOLS—COntiuued.

Hrobablo dale of session ui 1922. Sunimor school. Director in 1>J21.

Opening. Closing.

ru-iNOis— contd.

Lakf Forot Lake Forest University School of Marta Milinowskl June 2". Sept. 1 Mu.^ic. Lelxmon McKendreo College William C. Walton... June 19 Aug. 11 Macomb Westom Illinois State Normal SchooL. W. P.Morgan June 12 July 21 Normal Illinois State Normal University Da\id Felmlty ..do Aug. 31 P«»ria Uradlev Polytechnic Institute All>ert F. Siepert June I'J July 22 River Forest Concordia Teachers' College (Xo summer school, July 1 Aug. 10 1921.) Rock Island. Augustana College ond Theological Gustav Andreen Jime 16 July 15 Seminary. Urliana. University of Illinois Charles E.Chadsey. June 19 Aug. 12 Whcatan. Wheaton College W. F. Rice ..do Aug. 11

Angola Tri-Stato College L. M. Snifl Jime 6 Sept. 6 Itloomington.. Indiana University TIenry Lester Smith.. June 8 Aug. IK Danville Central .Normal College Jonathan Uigdon May 29 Evansville E van.s viJle College Charles E. Torbet May 8 Sept. 1 Fort Wu>Tie.., Fort Wayne N ormal School Flora Will)er Franklin Franklin Colled^ H. N. Sherwood Apr. 13 Aug. 4

GaslKii ( ; oshen CoIUki- C. H. Itlosser Juno 19 Sepi. 1 tJrccncasilc . . De I^au \v University JohnL. Beyl June 5 Sept. 5 Hanover Hano" tr College Clem (). Thompson. Juno 10 Aug. 2.5 LndianapoliB... Butler College J. W. Putnam June 20 Aug. 13 Do Ladiann C'l nirul l^uiversity Iloraee W. Marsliall.. May 22 Aug. 11 Do Indiana Uiiivcr.sity School of Medicine. Charles P. Emerson.. June 15 .\ng. 15 Do North American Gymnastic Union, EmilRath June 30 July 31 .Normal SchcKjI. Do.... Teachers' Colkgi^ of Indianapolis Eliza A. Blaker Mar. 13 Aug. 31

Lalayetle Pui due University George L. Rolwrts. . . June II Aug. 12

Muncie Indiana State Normal School (East- Thomas J. Hreitwiescr. June 19 Sept. 1 ern Division!. Notre Dame.. St. .Mary's C'ollei;e and Academy Sister -M. Frances Inez. July 1 Aug. 5 Do Universiiv of Notre Dame Joseph Burke Juiie 2S Aug. 6 Oakland City OaklaiidCity College W. P. Dearing June 5 Aug. 2.5 Terre Haute.. Indiana State Normal School W. W. Parsons June 15 Aug. 30 Valparaiso Valparaiso Iiii veraity JohJi E. Roessler .May "30 Aug. 18 Vincenncs Vinceiines T'niversily William Ilaluon Mav 8 Sept. 1 Winona Lake. Winona Normal School G. C. Brandenbiu-g Juiie 1 .\ug. 31

low.i.

Ames. Iowa Slate College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers' College Cedar Uapids... Coo College W. S. Newell June 19 Aug. 26 1('> Des Moines Des Moines University , C. E. Germane June Aug. 21 Do Drake X'niversity A. Holmes June 12 Dubuque < 'olumbia College John C. Stuart Jmic 2s Aug. 6 Do Mount St. Joseph College Sister Mary jVntouia. June 27 Do. Fairfield Parsons ("olhijje Howard -McDonald... June 12 Aug. 19

Faveile T'pper Iowa Cuiversity , J. W. Dickiman ...do... Do. Indianola Sim psoii CoUege J. P. McCov June 5 Aug. 20

Iowa City r n i \ ersit V of Iowa C. H. Weller June 12 Aug. 25 Iowa Falls Ellsworth College Ida Franklin Mever.. Aug. 19 Mount Pleasant. lov9l Wesle\-an College H. E. Jaques June 12 Aug. 19 Mount Vnrnon.. Cornell College Charles W. Flint ...do.... Aug. 12 Oskaloosa Penn College F.C. Stanley ...do.... Aug. 19 PeUa Central College (No summer school, June 19 Sept. 4 1921.) SiooxCity Morningside College. Frank E.Mossman... June 12 Aug. IS

KAKSA.S.

Atchison... St. Benedict s College M. Veth July 1 Aug. 31 BaWwin . . Baker I'uivcrsity C. S. Parmenier Juiie s July 20 Emporia... Kan.sas Slate Normal School Norman Tripluti Juno I July 30 Hays Fort Uavs Kan.sas Normal School. W. A.l/ewis Jul"v 2S Kansas City Kansas cityy Universitv "W. A. Ret-so. . Jutie 12 July 24 Lawreno- . Uni\ ersit "of Kan.sas.." W. H. Johnson ....do. Aug. IS l.indsbors;.. Bethai.> Colle::c Em.st F. Pihiblad Juno 5 A ug. 5 McPhersou. McPherson College J. A. Blair June 1 July 10 Maniiattan. Kansas State AgriculturalCoIlege. Edwin L. Hollou June 2 Aug. 1 . . , — — ... . —

108 EDUCATTOXAL DIRECTORY, 1921-1022.

XVI. Directors of Summer Schools—Continued.

I. universities, coixeges, and normal schools—continued.

Probable date of session in 1922. Summer school. Director in 1921.

Opening. Closing.

Xe\rton Bethel College (No summer school, June 5 ' July 14 1921.)

Pittsburg State Manual Training Normal School. AV. A. Brandenburg...] May 31 . Aug. 25 I

Salina Kansas Wesleyan University A. H. King June 4 i July 31 | Topeka Washburn College D. L. McEachron June 12 July 22 Wichit a Fairmount College F. A. Neff June 2 July 26 Wingfield Southwestern College Mark Ewald June 1 Aug. 1 KENTUCKY.

Berea RereaCollcge Cloyd N. McAllister...! June 19 \ 27 | Aug.

Bowling Green Western Kentucky State Normal i H. "H. Cherrj' ! June 20 .\ug. 17 j School I

Frankfort ! Kentuck v Normal and Industrial In P. Russell < June 14 15 ; G. Aug. j

Lexington ! University of Kentucky George M. Baker ! June 20 ! Aug. 1

! t Richmond Eastern Kentucky State Normal I T. J. Coates June 26 Aug. 18 School. I

Winchester Kentucky Wesleyan College. (No summer school, June 1 i Aug. 15

1921.) I I LOTJIPIAXA

Baton Rouge.. Louisiana State L'niversity Delmar T. Pov.ers June 14 July 26

Franklinlon... Washington Parish Training School . B.P.Smith ' June 20 July 12

Natchitoches- . Louisiana State Normal School V.L.Roy i June 1 Aug. 8 New Orleans Loyola University Francis X. Twell- June 15 July 27 | meyer. Do Tulane University of Louisiana A. B. Dinwiddie June 12 July 22 Do Tulaue University, School of Medicine do June 15 Aug. 15 I 1'ineville... Louisiana College. C . Cottingham do Aug. 30

Shreveport. Centenary College George S. Sexton i June 8 Aug. 10 | M.MNE.

Castine .1 Eastern State NormalSchool ' William D. Hall. July 19 Aug. 31 Farmington State NormalSchool G. Mallett June 28 Aug. 4 | W. |

Fort Kent Madawaska Training School ' 4

Gorham I Western State Normal School ' W. E. June 26 Aug. 4

Le wiston. Bates College. Robert A. F. McDon- i July 3 Do. aid. !

Machias I Washington State NormalSchool William L. Powers July 6 Aug. 12

Orono ' University of .Maine James S. Stevens June 2o Aug. 4

Presquelsle ! Aroostook State Normal School San Lorenzo Merriman July 18 Aug. 25 MARYLAND. i

.Vnnapolis ; St. John's College S.S. Handy June 20 Aug. 2

Baltimore i Baltimore Training School for Teach- Norman W.Cameron.. July 5 Aug. 12 ers (colored). i . . Do i Johns Hopkins University Edward F. Buchner. ' . . .do Aug. 11 Do Morgan ( bllege (colored) Noiman W.Cameron..' ..do Aug. 12 Do Notre DameCollege of Maryland Sister M.Philemon July 6 Aug. 13 .Maryland Normal and Industrial S. S. Goodloe June 15 July 29 Bowie t D. SchooK colored). College Park University of Maryland H.F.Cotterman June 19 July 28 Ellicott City Rock Hill College Brother E. Alban June 26 Aug. 26

Frostburg. . Maryland State Normal School. James Widdowson July Aug. 19 Towson Lida Lee Tall -Vug. 13 MASSACHUSETTS.

.\mherst Massachusetts Agricultural College. John Phelan July 1 Aug. 1 Boston Boston University A H Rice July T .\ug. 19 Do Harvard Graduate School of Medicine. David L.Edsall June 1 Sept. 30 Do Northeastern College CarlS Ell July 10 Sept. 8 Do Posse Norma ISchool of Gymnastics. . Hartvig Nissen July 5 Aug. 12 Do Simmons College Henry Lafavour ...do. Do. Cambridge Howard Schoolof .\rtsandSciences.. J. Tucker Murray ...do. Do. Do Harvard School of Physical Education William H. Geer July 5 Aug. 12 Do Massachusetts Institute of Technology C. F. Park... June 15 Sept. 30 Kitchburg Slate Normal School William!). Parkinson. July 10 Aug. 31 Kramingham do W. H.D.Meier July 17 Aug. 4 Hyaniiis do W. A. Baldwin July 5 Aug. 30 Newton Center Newton Theological Institution George E. How June 12 June 24 —. — i . .. .

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XVI. Directors of Sum.mf.r Sihools—Continued.

I. UNIVERSITIES, COLLEGES, AND NORMAL SCHOOLS—contiuucd.

Probable date of session in 1922. Location. Summer ^hool. Director in I'J21.

OponlAg. Closing.

M A SSACH VSETTS— continued

Northampton Smith College Training School for So- F. Stuart Chapin July i Aug. 29 cial Workers.

TurisCoUege Tufts College John A . Pousens July 1 Aug. 31 Woods ilule Marine Biological Laboratory Frank R. Lillie Jmic 28 Aug. 8 Clark University Wallace W.Atwood... July 5 Aug. 12

wiciiir.A.s-.

Ann Vrbor l'ni\ ersitv of Michigan Edward U. Kraus June 20 Aug. 25 BattleCreek Normal School of Physical Education. Linda M. Roth July 6 Aug. 17 Berrien Springs PInimunuelMissioiian,- College Frederick riggs June 1 Aug. 26 netroit 1 iciroit Teachers College L. J. Boncckjicr June 24 Aug. 4 East Lansing E. II. Ryder June 26 Houghton M ichigan CoilcKc of Mines F. \V. McNair June 10 Sept. 10 Western State Normal School D B. Waldo Jujie 26 Aug. 4 Northern Slate Normal School James U.B. Kave ...do Do. E.G. Warriner ...do.-.. Do. r Diversity of Michigan Biological Sta- George R. La Rue July 1 Aug. 23 tion. Ypsilauti .Michigan State Normal College Charles .McKenny June 26 Aug. 4

MINNESOTA. I

Rennidji i State Teachers College I M. W. Deputy June Ij July 25

Duluth I do ' E. W. Bohannon . June 19 July 28

Mankato do t Charles H. Cooper. June 12 July 21

MitineapoUs University of Minnesota 1 J. J. Pcttijohn June 19 July 28 |

Mocrhead State Teachers College 1 O. M. Dickerson . ..do.... July 29 St. Cloud do J. C. Brown June 20 Do. St. Paul College of St. Catherine Sister Antonia July 1 Aug. 6 |

Do I IlamUne University Albert Z. Mann.. June 15 July 30

Winona College of St. Teresa i Mary A. MoUoy... June 30 Aug. 11 j

Do ! State Teachers College G. E. Maxwell June 12 July 12

MISSISSIPPI.

Blue Mountain Blue Mountain College. (No er school, June 1 Aug. 3

. 1921). I Clinton Mississippi College J. W. Provine June 5 July 8

Hattiesburg | Mississippi Normal College Joe Cook May 29 July 7

Jackson i Millsaps

Cameron . Missouri Wesleyan College Emily S. Dexter. June 5 July 29

Cape Girardeau. . Southeast Missouri StateTeachersCol- : W. S. Dearmont. May 29 Aug. 4 j

I lege. I

Columbia .j University of Missouri ' A. RossHiU June 22 Aug. 17

Fayette . Central College I E. P. Puckett.... June 5 July 31

Jefferson City... . Lincoln I'nivcrsity (colored) • C. Richardson...... do.... Do. I Kirksvilli- . State Teachers College John R. Kirk.... ifay 29 Aug. 4 j

. 1^ Grange 1^ Grange College : John W. Crouch June 5 Aug. 5

Marshall . 1 Missouri Valley College I I.N. Kvrard Jiuie 4 Aug. 10

iiaryville I Northwest Missouri Stale Teachers' Ira Richardson.. May 29 Aug. 4 .

i College. I

RoUa . State School of Mines and Metnllurgy I Charles n. Fulton.. June 1 Aug. 15 St. Louis... . Forest Park Colhge Aiuia Sneed Cairns. ...do... July 16

Do . Harris Teachnrs' ( ollege I E. George I'aync... June 19 July 22 Do .1 St. Louis Univt'rsity I M. J. O'Connor June 2.5 Aug. 3 Springfield .'Southwest .Missouri State Teachers' aydc M.Hill June 1 Aug. 4

I College. I Warrensburg. Central .Missouri State Teachers' College F. L. Hendricks. ..do Aug. 6

' Warrenion . Central Wesleyan College ILNosbaU Juno 12 Aug. a •4807= . . . —. .

IIQ EDUCATIOlSrAL DIRECTORY, l!>21-19'i2..

XVI.—Directors of Rummer Schools—Continued.

I. UNIVERSITIES. COLLEGES, AND NOR.MAL SCHOOLS—Continued.

Probable date of session in 1922. Summer school. Director in 1921.

Opening. Closing.

MONTAN.A..

Bozeman Montana College of Agriculture and W. F. Brewer Sept. 1 Mechanic .•\rts. Dillon.... Montana State Normal College S. E.Davis ..do.... Aug. 18 Missoula. University of Montana Freeman Daughters. Jime 20 Sept. 1 Poison... University of Montana Biological Sta- Morton J. Elrod June 1 Julv 31 tion. NEBRASKA.

Chadron State Normal and Teachers' College.. Robert I. Elliott . June 6 Julv 29 CoUegcview.., Union College H. A. Morrison June 1 July 20 Fremont Midland College E.E.Staufl'er June 12 A ug. 4 Grand Island Gr^p.] r-imd College Charles Firth June 1 Aug. 1 II - ' 'I'-e F. E. Weyer Jtme 8 Aug. 8

Kearney ^ ' College Crcorge E . Martin June 5 July 28

Lincoln i :n\. :.!,;. (ii X'ebraska A. A. Reed June 3 Aug. 18 Omaha CrinKii' on' L Diversity W. P. Whelan.... June 21 Aug. 2 Do University of Omaha Gilbert W. James. Jime 15 Aug. 10 Peru State Normal and Teachers' College.. E. L. Rouse June 5 -Vug. 4 University Place. Nebraska Wesleyan University B.E. MeProud... May 31 Aug. 18 Wayne State Normal School and Teachers' U.S. Conn Jmie 6 JiUy 28 College. York. York College C. E. Ashcraft. June 5 Do.

Reno University of Ncvj John W. Hall. July NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Keene State Normal School. Wallace E. Mason. July 11 Aug. 18 Plymouth. ....do Ernest L. Silver... July 7 Aug. 14

NEW JERSEY.

Convent Station. College of St. E Uzabcth Sister Mary Kathleen July 6 Aug. 15 Hoboken Stevens Institute of Technology. AlexC. Humphreys.. Aug. 7 Sept. 2 Madison Drew Theological Seminary E. S. Tipple June 1 Julv 31 New Brunswick. Rutgers Scientific School Charles II. Elliott.... June 28 Aug. 6

NETW ME.XICO.

Albuq,uerque. University of New Mexico Davids. Hill June 15 Julv 23 East Las Vega New Mexico Normal University.... Jonathan H. Wagner. June 5 July 31 Silver City... New .Mexico State Normal School.. W. O. Hall June 6 Julv 28 Socorro New Mexico State School cf Mines E. H. Wells May 21 Aug. 20 NEW YORK.

Albany... New York State College for Teachers. Harlan H. Homer July 10 Aug. 19

AKred Alfred University Paul E . Titsworth . . Julv 5 Aug. 18 Auburn... Auburn Theological Seminary George Black Stewart July 10 Aug. 12 Brockport. State Normal School (No summer school, July 5 Da 1021.) • Brooklyn. Adolphi College f'. Froden- Aug. 16

Buffalo Buffalo State Normal School .ockwcIL. ..do....

> Do Cauisius College 1 Malia ..do..., Aug. 15 Uo University of Buffalo Juluui I'ark July 10 Aug. 19 Geneseo Stale Normal School James V. Sturges July 5 Aug. 11 Ithaca Cornell University R. M. Ogden July 8 Aug. 18 New Paltz State Normal Scliool JohnC. BlLss New Rochelle. College of New Rochelle M. M. Xa\ier July 5 Aug. 12 New York.... Biblical Seminary in New York John A. Wood June 21 Aug. 1 Do Chalif Normal School of Dancing Louis H. Chalif May 30 July 22 Do College of the City of New York Paul Klapper July 5 Aug. 25 Do Columbia University John J. Coss July 10 Aug. 18 Do Fordham Univei-sity Rush Rankin July 5 Aug. 12 Do Hunter College of the City of New York Adele Bildersee ...do.... Aug. 15 Do New York School of Social Work Porter R. Lee June 15 July 31 Do New York University James K. Lough Julv 3 Aug. 11 Oneonta State Normal School P. I. Bugbee Julv 4 Aug. 15 Oswego do James G. Riggs Julv 6 Plattsburg do George K. Hawkins.. Julv 1 Do! Potsdam .do. R. T. Congdon Julv 5 Aug. 13 . . — ..

SUMMER SCHOOL DIRECTORS. Ill

XVI- Directors ok Sommkr Piuools—("ontiuued.

UNIVERSITIES, COl.l.ECiES, AND NORMAL SCUOOl.S tOntilUied.

Probable date of session in 1922. Summer school. Director in 11)21.

Opening. Closing,

KKW YORK—conld.

I'nivcrsiiy of llochest<>r L. A. Pechstein Jnlv 31 Byracnse.. New ^'ork Statp Colleen of Forestry Witford E. Sanderson. .\ug. 31 (c.iinp at ("nuiberry Lake, N. Y.). Syracuse University LorenC. Petrv

NURTH C.VROLINA.

Boone .\ppalacliiaii Training School B. B. Dougherty. Juno 1 Aug. 20 Cha-.K-l Hill. Orange Couxit v Tr.uiiiMj: School B. L. Bozeman... June 2() July 29 University of S'orth C;irolina N. W. Walker... June 23 Aug. 6 Charlotle.. Biddle I'niversitv 'col(Jrixl) n. L. McCrorcy.. July 1 Aug. 15 CuDowhee. Cullowhee Normal and Industrial W. E. Bird June 14 July 22 School. Durham Trinit V Collccp Holland Holton. June 2.5 -\ug. 5 Eli/ibeth City State .Normal School P. W. .Moore Juno HI July 28 FayettevilJe... State .N'ormal School (coIotihI) E.E. Smith June 24 July 30 (irw'nyboro North Carolina Colleee for Women John H. Cook... June 14 July 27 tirwHville Ea.st I'arolina TciichtTs' Traiiiinj; C. W. Wilson... June 13 Aug. 5 School. Hickorv Lenoir Collep' O. A. Kuehner... June 1.5 July 23 > Mpthod Benj. < Kelly Training School j: H. Bias July 4 Aug. 12 rarnieit? Paruu'lt' Training School W. O. Chance... June 1.5 -Aug. :tl rnnitT()kf Indian Normal School T. C. Henderson. July 10 -Aiig. IS Rali>hury Livuijrstone I'olleee (colore

MORTH UAK(yT\.

Ajn-iailtural College. North Dakota -Agricultural College. P. I. Iverson June 19 July 28 Bouineau Forestrj- State Normal School Vernon Lamar Man June 15 July 22 gun. Dickinson... State Normal School Samuel T. May ..do Sept. 1 EUendale. .. State Normal and Industrial School. R. M.Blaek Jtuie 19 Do. Fari;o Fargo College C. F. Henry ..do July 31 Jara^ttown., Jamestown Collese William B.Thomas.. Jnne 20 Do. MavTiilp..., State .Normal School John O. Evjcn June 21 Sept. 2 Mtnoi do L. H. Becler June 26 Sept. 15 Universitv.. University of North Dakota Joseph Keimedy Valley City. State Teachers College C.E.Allen June 20 | Sept. 1 OHIO.

Ads Ohio Northern University John Davison May Akroa Municipal I niversity of Akron P. R. Kolhe AUian<;« Mount Union College J. B. Bowman .\shLind Ashl-and College J. E. JacoLs June 10 Sept. 10 .\thens Ohio Univer.^iity W. W. Mclnfire June 17 ' July 2S

Berca Baldwin- Wallace College ( 1 Frederick ramer June i July 31 Bhiflton Bhrflion College E. J.HirscMer June 5 Sept. 5 Bowling (Jreen. State Normal College H. B. Williams June 20 .\ug. 31 Cincinnati St. Xavier Colle;.e G. R. Ki'ter 21 9 Jnne | .\ag. Do University of C incinnati G. A. Tawney Jtuie 2») Aug. 12 i Clevptend Case School of .\nplied Science Charles Sumner Howe. ...do ' Aug. 4 Do Clevebnd School of Education (West- Ambrose L. Suhrie June 19 Aug. 28 tern Reseoe University and Cleve- I land Normal School).

CoiumbiK Capital I" niversity }No summer school, fJulv 1 Aug. 15

Do Ohio State U niversity 1921. [July 1 Sept. 1 Defiance Defiance ( ollege A. a. Caris June 19 Sept. 7 Findbv. Fiiidtiy College Williiim Harris Guver j

Kent State .Normal College J. K. .McOilvrev. ..'... June 21 ' Sept. 1 Maria Stein . Norm^il School of the Precious Blood. Si.ster M. Angeiine June 'ZS Aug. 4 I

New Concord Muskingum Colt(>ge J. ';. Liiwerv June J« I .'^ept. I Oberlin Oberlin Collej;e Edwanl \. .Miller June Zi -VuL'. 10 1 OxJiird Miami University H. C. Minnich Mav 10 Sept. I

Put-in Bay... Ohio State University Lake Labora- Raymond G. 'Isbum. Jutje 19 ' July 30 tory.

Rio »«rande. Rio Orande Collpge W.A.Lewis ..do ' Do. Sprinpfteld.. Wittenbers College T. Bruce Berch ..do I Do. Toledo St. John's University William J. Engelen.. June 28 Aug, i . . . —...... — ......

112 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, 1921-1922.

XVI. Directors of Summer Schools—Continued.

uxivi:rsitiks, colleges, and normal schools—continued.

Probable date o session in 1922. Summer school. Dirpctorin 1921.

Opening, i Closing.

OHIO—continued.

Toledo Toledo University Walter Brown . . July 5 Wilbcrforce. Wilberforce University (colored) Gilbert H. Jones. June 21 Wilmington. Wilmington College J. Edwin Jay June 19 Wooster College of Wooster H. D. Simpson...

Ada East Central State Teachers' College... A. Linscheid Mav 21 Alva Northwestern State Normal School... J. P. Battenberg. Mav 25 Duraut Southeastern State Teachers' College. H. G.Bennett... May 26 East Enid. Phillips University M. L. Perkins.... June 1 Edmoiid. Central State Teachers' College John G. Mitchell. May 29 I-angston.. Colored Agrieulturaland Normal Uni- J. M. Marauess.. June 5 versity.

Norman. . University of Oklahoma Phelan . June 3 Stillwater. Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechan- "•atterson. June 1 ical College.

Tahlequah . . Northeastern State Normal School. . W. T. Ford.. Tulsa University of Tulsa J. M. Gordon. June 10 Weatherford Southwestern State Teachers' College A. H. Burris. Mav 25 OREGON.

Corvallis Oregon State Agricultural College M.Elhvood Smith. June 19

Eugene University of Oregon , Colin Dyment Juno 20 Monmouth. .. Oregon Normal School J. S. Sanders June 26 Mount .'\ngel. Mount Angel Academy and Normal Sister M. Rose June 19 School. Oswego. Marylhurst Normal School Sister Mary Margaret. ..do Portland. University of Oregon Extension George Rebec June 20 Salem Willamette University W. H. Hertzog July 1

PEN'NS\T-VAN1A.

Allentown- (^edar Crest College. (No summer school, July 5 1921). Do Muhlenberg College Isaac Miles Wright July 1 Annville Lebanon Valley College T. Bayard Beatty June 21 Beaver Falls. Geneva College A. A.Johnston June 19

Bethlehem... Lehigh University Natt M . Emery July 5 Bloomsburg.. State Normal School C.H.Fisher June 19 Bryn Mawr.. Bryn Mawr College S. M. Kingsbury June 15

('alifornia Southwestern State Normal School John A. Entz , June 19 Cheyney Cheyney Training School for Teachers (No summer school, June 21 (colored). 1921). Clarion Clarion State Normal School Clvde C.Green .Tune 20 CoUcgcville. Ursinus College Wiiorten A. Kline June 26 fD. B. Prentice Easton.' Lafayette College |june 15 ^H. T. Spengler East Stroudsburg. State Normal School Frank E. Baker June 19 Edinboro Edinboro State Normal School A. (i. Crane do.

Lock Haven. Central State Normal School - - Warren Nevin Drum. June 20 Mansfield Mansfield State Normal School A.T. Belknap June 19 Meadville Allegheny College C.r.Ros.<; June 21 Millersville State Normal School C. H. (lordinier June 13 I'hiladelphia.. Brother F. John July 1 Do James H. Dunham. . July 5

i I I ..do Do li : ' 'iinsylvania H. Lamar Crosby

II 1 Pittsburgh ( iii ,,. M I Jute of Technology R.M.Ihrig June 27 Do Dii'iiji-.siic Liuvcrsity M. A.Heliir July 1 Do Uuiver.sitv of Pittsburgh W. G.Chambers July 6 Shippensburg Cumberland VaUcy State Normal Ezra Lehman June 19 School. Slippery Rock. Slippery Rock State Normal School.. J. Linwood Eisenberg. ...do

State College . . Pennsylvania State College Jime 26 Villanova Villanova College W. G.Rofter July 1 Washington Washington and Jefferson College M. A. Dickie June 15

WaynesDurg . . Waynesburg CJollcge (No summer school, June 21 1921.) West Chester. State Normal School .\ n d r c w Thomas June 19 Smith. .. . .

SUMMER SCHOOL DIRECTORS. 113

XVI.—Directors of Summer Schools—Continued.

UNIVERSITIES, coLLEOEs, AND NORMAL SCHOOLS—Continued.

Probable date of session in 1922. Summer school. I>iroctorin 1021.

Opening. Closing.

PORTU RICO.

Kio Piedras University of Porto Rico. July

RHODE ISLWI'.

Providence Rhode Island CoUcpe of Education. John L. Alger.. Aug. 18

I SOVTH CAROUN.^. riiuion Presbvterian College of South Carolina. D.M. Douglas. June Aug. 4 Columbia. Benedict College (colored) June July 12 L>o Univeryitv of South Carohna J.A.Stoddard.... June July 21 fJrwnville. Furm-.ui t'niversitv W. J. McGlothlin. June July 22 Marion Marion County Tiiaining School (col- John P. Burgess... Aug. Sept. 10 ored). Ncwl>ciT>-... Newlierr^' College S.J. Derrick July Aug. 20 21 » trangebiirg State .\,eTicultura! and Mechanical R. S. Wilkinson.., JiuJo July CoUone. RotkHiU.... Winthrop College D. B. Johnson.. July 28 Spartanburg. Converse College Guv E. Snavely. Wofford College Fitting School W.'C. Herbert.. .\ug. 15

fOUTH DAKOTA.

Aberdeen. Northern Normal and Industrial Harold W. Foght. Aug. 30 School. Brookings. South Dakota State College of Agri- H. B. Mathews.... June 19 Sept. 1 culture and Mechanic Arts. Huron Huron CoUetre Harold C Laurancc. June 20 July 31 Madison Kastem Stale Normal School E. C. Higbie June 6 Aug. 26 MitcheU.... Dakota Wcsleyan University M.J.Holmes June 10 Aug. 31 Sioux Falls. Augusiana College and Normal School (No summer school, June 19 July 31 1921.) Do Sioux Falls College V.C. Coulter June 12 Aug.. 19 Spearfi.sh... Stale Normal School M.S. Uallman June 7 Aug. 25 SpriiiRfield. Southern State Normal School. C. C. Lawrence June 1.5 Aug. 22 19 Julv 29 Vermilion. University of South Dakota William A . Cook June Yankion... Yankton College G.U. Durand June 1.5 Aug. 1 TENNESSEE.

Harrogate Lincoln Memorial University Thomas B. Ford May 15 Aug. 4 Aug. 10 Jatki»n Union University , H. E. Watters June 8 Jefferson City C^son and Newman College O.E.Sams June 1 Aug. 15 John.son City East Tennessee State Normal School.. Sidnev G. Gilbrcath. Juno 5 Aug. 12 Knoxville Summer School of the South f Uni- J. A. thacksion June 13 Aug. 31 versity of Tennessee).

Hall-MoUcce (colored). 1921.) Murfreesboro. Middle Tt.'Uiic.v<>e State Normal Schoal P. A. Lyon June 6 July 15 Nashville .Vgriniltiirjl and Indu-Strial State Nor- W.J. Hale June 10 July 25 mal School (colored). Do FLsk University (colored) F. A. McKcnzie. .. June 9 Aug. 31 Do • ieorge Feal>o

.\bilene Abdene Christian College Henry Eli Speck Juno 12 Aug. 23 Do Simmons College J. D. Saudeger June H Aug. 19 Alpine Sul Uoss State Normal College. R. S. Marquis July Aug. 20 -Arlington (Irubbs Vocational College M.S. WilUams June 12 Aug. 10 Au.'ttin University of Texa'; Frederick Kby Juno Aug. 31 Belton Baylor Female College E. Cr. Townsend June Aug. 12 Brownswood. Daniel Baker College (No summer school, June U Aug. 30 1921.) Do Howard Pa>-ne College L.J. Mims June 12 Aug. 12 A. HiU \ Canyon West Texas State Normal College... fj. rune 8 Aug. 23 IB.F.Sisk J Clarendon Clarendon College S. H. Condron May 31 July 15

College Station. -Agricultural and .Mechanical College J. Oscar -Morgan ! June 13 Sept 1 of Texas. ... . — . .. . .

114 EDUCATIOiS'AL DIRECTORY, 1&21-1&22.

XVI. Directors of Summer Schools—Continued.

I. UNIVERSITIES, colleges, AND NORMAL SCHOOLS—Continued.

Probable date of session in 1922. Summer school. Director in 1921.

Opening. Closing,

TEXAS—continued

Commerce. East Texas Normal College , R. B. Binnion June 5 Dallas Southern Methodist University. C. A. Nichols June 14 Do University of Dallas (No Summer school, June 2 1921.') Denton College of Industrial Arts F. G. Jones June 6 Do North Texas State Normal College.. E. D.Criddle June 9 Ft. Worth... Texas Christian University Colby D.Hall June 12 Do Texas Woman's College H. E. Stout June 6 Georgetown.. Southwe.stcrn University Randolph W. Tinsley. June 15

Greenville . . Wesley College George B. Jackson June 1 HallettsviUe. Colored Industrial Training SchooL... W. D.Newton June 5 J.L.Clark Huntsville... Sam Houston State Normal School.... 1 June 6 iH.F. Estill i Marshall College of Marshall W. F. Garner June 5 Prairie View. Prairie View Normal and Industrial L. R. Rosey June 8 College (colored). San Antonio. Our Lady of the Lake College Mother M. Philothea. June 26

San Marcos . Southwestern Texas State Normal C. E. Evan June 15 School. Seminary Hill. Southwestern Baptist Theological L. R. Scarborough June 1 Seminary. Sherman Austin College T.J. Leslie June 8 Stcphenville. John Tarleton Agricultural CoUege.... J. D. Bramlette. Jime 11

Tchuacana. . Westminster College C. N. Comfort... June 5 Waco Baylor University S. P.Brooks.... June 19

UTAH.

Logan Agricultural College of Utah James H. Linford June

Provo Brigham Young University . George H. Brimhall. June

Salt Lake City.. University of Utah , Milton Bennion June VERMONT.

Burlington University of Vermont and State July 3

Agricultura 1 College.

Middlcbury. Middlebury College < Edward D. Collins.. June 30

Northfield.. Nor^\•ich University , Arthur E. Winslow. July 1

VIRGINIA.

Blacksburg Virginia Polytechnic Institute , J. W. Watson June 19 East Radford... State Normal School for Women John P. McConnelL. June 10 15 Emory , Emory and Henry College H. M.Henry June J'armville Farm\ille State Normal School J. L. Jarman June 20 Fredericksburg. State Normal School A. B. Chandler June 18 Hampton Hampton Institute (colored) (ieorge P. Phenix... June 2i0 Harrisonburg... State Normal and Industrial School Samuel P. Duke June 19 for Women Petersburg. Virginia Normal and Industrial In- John M. Gandy. June 15 stitute.

Pachraond University of Richmond , W. L. Prince Rockl)ridge Baths. Virginia .Military Institute B.B. Mayo July 20 University University of Virginia Charles G. Maphi June 19 Williamsburg College of William and Mary K.J.Hoke June 15 WASUINGTOX.

State Normal School G. W.Nash June 5 Washington Stato Normal School. (No simimer school, July 7 1921).

Cheyney State Normal School , N. P. Showalter June 5 I'^lleusburg do H.C.Fisli June 12 Friday Harbor. Puget Sound Biological Station T.C.Frye June 20 Pullman State College of Washington .\. A.Cleveland June 12 Puyallup Sctiool of Agricullurc for Teachers N.J.Aiken June 15 (.^t;ite College of Wa.shington). Seattle. Holy Names Academy and Normal Sister M. Dolorosa July 3 School. Do... University of Washington Frederick E. Bolton . June 20 Spokane. Holy Names Normalschool Sister Mary Loreiitia. June 15 Tacoma.. College of Puget Sound F. L. Gjesdahl June 12 , . . ..

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XVI. Directors of Summer Schools—Continued.

UNIVEKSrriES, COLLEGES, AND NORMAL SCHOOLS (OntiuUCd.

Prol»bU» dale of session in 1922. Summer school. Direct or in 1921

Opening. Closing.

WEST VIRGINIA.

Atrieii.> Concord State Normal School Fred \. Forster.. June 13 Aug. 8 Hctliany Bethany Col)e^;e J. -Vllan Hunter.. Juno 19 July 29 Klkiii;. Davis and Elknis College James E. -Mien... Juno 20 July 1 L5 Aug. Fairmont. . State Norma 1 School Joseph Rosier June 7 (IkMiville.... do E. (i. Rohrbaugh. ..do Aug. 1 Himiiiigton. Marshall College F. R. Hamilton.. June 12 Aug. 25 Iiistitutp West Virginia Collegiate Institute S. H.Oass Juno 14 July 21 (colored). Morgantown West Virginia University Waitman Barbe June 12 Aug. 25 Salem Salem Collepe S. O. Bond June 5 Aug. 7 Khephcrdstown Shepherd College State NormalSchool W. H. S. White June 13 Aug. 8 West laberty... Staw Normal School Howard J. Mc^innis. Juno 12 Aug. 11

WISCONSLV.

A.shland -Vsliland County Training School J. M. Lorscheter Juno 19 Julv 30 Beloit Beloit College W. A. Hamilton Juno 26 Aug. S Hovim Green Lake Comity Training School. J. F. Casavaugh Juno 12 July 24 ('olunibus Columbia County Normal School M. C. Palmer June 20 Aug. 1 Eaii Claire Eau Claire County Traiiiing School. F. E. Jaastad r>o Eau Claire State Normal School H. A.Schofield Juno 2t) Aug. 1 Jaiie^Aillc Rock County Training School Frank J. Lowth Juno 21 Julv 29 Kaukauna Outagamie County Training Scliool. W. P. Hagmann Juno l.'i July 31 I-;»Cr.>s-4" State^Normal School F. A.Cotton Juno 19 Aug. 28 L;u1v>^nith Rusk County Training School R. M. Dresden June 20 Aug. 4 Maili>nn University of \Visconsin S. II. (?()0(lnij;ht ..do Do. Mariuetli' Stephenson Training School Elizabeth .\I. King... Mciford Taylor County Training School (No summer school, June 23 Aug. 4 1921.) Mcnomonio.. Stout Institute C. A. Jiownian June 30 Aug. 31 Merrill Lincoln Comity Training School E. W. McCrarv Juno 15 July 20 Murquetie... Marquette University John P. McNichols... Jimo 20 Aug. 5 Milwaukee... National Teachers' Seminary Max Griebsch ...do.... July 29

Do State N orma 1 School Carroll G. Pear.se June 19 Julv 28

Monro*' < ! reen Count y Training School C. H. Dietz June 5 Julv 14 New Lisbon.. Juneau County Teachers' Training C. W. McNown June 20 Aug. 4 School. Oshkosh State Normal School H. A. Brown June 19 Julv 28 Phillips Prir c ( "oimty Training School William Milne ..do.... Do. Platteviile State Nonual School J. C. Brockelt Jimc 12 July 21 Prairie du Chien. Campion ColiCKC James B. .\l;'.cclwane. June 25 .Vug. 8 Rice Lake Barron County Training School L. P. Bunker July 1 Aug. 15 Richland Center. Richland County Normal School (No summer school, July 3 Aug. 9 1921). River Falls State Normal School J. H. Ames Jime 15 July 25 St. Francis Pio Nono College Joseph J. Pierron July 1 Aug. 15 Sinsinawa St. Clara Colleso Sister .\1. (iabriella...... do.... July 2« Steven.s Point State Normal SchiMil John F. Sims June 19 July 30 Superior do V. E. McCa-skill ...do.... Aug. 2 Union Crove Racine- Kenosha Joint County Train- Arthiu- J. Smith Aug. 1 Aug. 31 ing School. Mroqua Vernon Countv Normal School. (No summer school, June 25 Aug. 25 1921.) Whitewater. State Normal School F. S. Hver July 28

WTOMINO. 1

C. June 19 July 29 Laramie University of Wyoming. R. Maxwell. ; . . . — . . ..

116 EDUCATION-AL DIRECTORY, 1921-1922.

XVI. Directors op Summer Schools—Continued.

11. SECONDARY SCHOOLS (INCLUDING INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER RANK NOT APPEARING IN i ART l).

Probable date of session in 1922. Summer school. Director in 1921.

Opening. Closing,

iUrmingham. Miles Memorial College (colored) R. T. Brovm June

Huntsville... Oakwood Junior College (colored) . . J. I. Beardsley June Scale Russell County Training School (No Slimmer" school, June 1921.) Selma Selma I'uivcrsity W. H. Dinkins ..do.. Tuscaloosa. Stillman Institute (colored) Paul H. Moore ..do..

Herkoley California School of Arts and Crafts Frederick H. Meyer. June 19 lios A ngclos. Krotona Institute of Theosophy George H. Hall Jime 15 Piedmont... Class in Outdoor Sketching and Paint- Frederick H. Meyer. June 19 ing. Riverside Riverside Library Service School Joseph F. Daniels.. June 19 San Francisco. California School of Fine Arts Lee F. Randolph.. ...do

CONNECTICUT.

Greenwich . Fairhope Summer School. Marietta Johnson July 5 New Ilavcu. Fox Tutoring School George L. Fox Aug. 1

Norwalk Harstiom School , Carl Axel Harstrom. July 31 Stamford Massee Coimtry School W. W. Massee June 25

I)EL.^W.\RK.

Dovrr State College for Colored Students. Clarence R. Whytc.. July

Washington... Emerson Tnstitulf W. n. Randolph. June 15 Sept. 1

FL(HniX\.

Dclray County Training School June 5 Tallahassee. Florida Agricultural and Mechanical ICverelt B. Jones. June 20 College for Negroes. GEORGIA.

Afount Berry. . The Berry Schools Martha Berrv.

HAWAII.

Honolulu Territorial Summer School. William McCluskey.

ILLINOIS.

Chicago. American Conservatory of Music John J. Hattsteadt. . June 26 1)0.. Applied Arts School Florence H. Fitch July 1 Do.. Art Institute of (^Ihicago Fanny J. Kendall Julv 3 Do.. Chicago Academy of Fine Arts CarlN. Wentz June 27 j]'"elix Borowski

Do.. Chicago Musical College , Jime 28 U-arlD. Kinsey Do.. Columbia School of Music Clare Osborne Reed.. May 15 Do.. Cosmopolitan School of Music and William Carver Wil- June 26 ] Dramatic Art. liams.

' Gregg School Henry J. Holm July 3 Hugo" B. Froehch Industrial .Vrt School June 27 Bonnie K. Snow Sherwood Music School Walter Keller June 30 Evanston American Institute of Normal Meth- Frank D. Farr June 25 ods. C^uincy Gem City Business College T. K. Muss.-lman. May 31

INDIANA.

Culver Culver Summer Schools S. R. Glgiulliat June 28 Ferdinand Academy of the Immaculate Concep- Mother M. Seraphina. June 24 tion. Indianapolis. Art School of (he John Herron Art Harold Haven Brown June 18 Institute. Do Indiana College of Masic and Fine Arts. Harry G.Hill June 26 . . . .

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XVI. —DiRErTORs OF Summer School.s—Continued.

II. SECONDARY SCHOOLS tINCLCDINU INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER RANK NOT APPEARING IN PART II —rontinued.

Proba"ble date of session in 1»ZJ. Summer school. Pirectorin 1921.

Opening. Closing. I i.NiHA.NA continued.

Flora M. Hunter Indianapolis Metropoliiaii School u( .Masic jjuly Edward Nell Do School for I.ibrarians illiam J. Uamillon. June Nonh .Manchester... Manchcsier College Otho WinRcr May Uldenbtirg Immaculate Conception Normal. SLster Mary de Sales. Jiuie St. .Mary-of-the St. Mar\'-of-the- Woods College. Mother M. Cleophas. July Woods. Vlir Huntington College D. R. EUabarger June

IliW.\.

(Vdar Rapid.'< Pidmer Method School C. Henning June 26 July | W 21 Cherokee Mt. ."^t. Mary Normal Training School.; Si.ster M. Emmanuel.. June 19 Aug. 1

Baton Rouccx. Southern Univertrity (colored) W. D.Thomas June 12 July 28 Lafayette Southwestern Louisiana In.stitutc Edwin L.Stephens Jiuic Ra-ton Louisiana Polytechnic Institute J. E. Keeny Jiuie

Boothbay Harbor Commonwealth School of Art. Asa <;. Rundall..

MARYLAND. I

Baltimore ! Peabody Conservatory of Masic Frederick K. Uuber... July 1

MASSACIltSETTS.

Auburndalc .\merican In";! iiuie of Normal Methods. I Osborne McConaihy . July 6 | Boston Burdette College I. S. Lindabur>' ...!.. Jime 15 Do Emerson College of Oratory Walter B. Tripp July 5

Do ! Miss Farmer s School of Cookery Alice Bradlev Juno I

Do i School of Eugenius Evangeline AV Young. S.S. Ciirryi Do ! School of E.xprcssion jMay 16 :\.\nna Bright Curn-s.

East (iloucesler I Breckenridge School of Painting. I HughH.Bre<-kenridge. July 5

Lynn ; Branch of Burdette College U. W. Pelton Juj'y 3 I (Ravmond P. Ensign.. Monterey Berkshire School of .\rt \..do.... \ Ernes I W. Watson Nonhampion Institute of Music Pedagogy Ralph L.Baldwin July 5 • iak Blutf Treat Tutoring School Edwin lirvajit Treat.. May 1 ; Provincelowai Cape Cod School of .\rt July 5 | H.N.CanipbcU

Do t School of Drawing and Painting.. E. Ambrose Webster.. July 1

Springfield I Bay Path Institute M. F. Palmer ...do \ iiie yard Haven .Marthas Vineyard School of Art .\rihur K. Freelander. ...do.... | Warren Woburn Acadim v C. E. Carter ...do.... ] Worcester Worwsicr Girls Trade School (No summer school, July 10 1921.) MICHIGAN.

Big Rapids Ferris Institute W.N.Ferris July o Fountain International Society School of Ap- Orlando Edgar .Miller. Aug. 1 plied Psychology. ' Saugatuck School of Painting' Frederick F. Fursman. June 27 MINNESOTA.

Shattuck School John Herscy Wheeler.: June 19 I July 29 Miuneafjolis. Uiunboldl College J. P. PeUrson Jiuie 1 ^

Do I .Minneapolis School of .\rt Mary MoultonPheney. June 19 j Do Minnesota College Frank Nelson May 31

MISSISSIPPI.

Clarksdale Clarksdale Negro Normal School H. B. Heidelberg Aug. 9 | Jackson Jackson College (eolorerl) B. B. Dau-sburg June 1 I .Mound Bayou Bolivar Coimtv Training School ' J. 11. Moseley July 15 Shelby....' Industrialand'.\gricultural College for J. M. Williamson | Negroes. ,

I Conducted term in Bonon, .Mass. J Conducted Urm in Asbeville, N. C. . . . —

118 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTOEY, 1921-1922.

XVI. Directors op Summer Schools—Continued.

II. secondary schools (including institutions of higher rank not appearing IN part i) —continued.

Probable date of session in 1922. Summer school. Director in 1921.

Opening. Closing.

I>e\vistown. Central Montana Regional School. F. L. Cummings. June 19 Aug. 19 Miles City.. Eastern Montana School A. T. Peterson... June 1 Aug. 31 NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Bristol. Pasquaney Nature Club... Laura Hoover Hassan, June 29 Aug. 31 Exeler Phillips Exeter Academy. John C. Kirkland July 11 Sept. 1

NEW JERSEY.

Allenhurst. Rand School Edwin Watson Rand. July 1 Sept. 20 Princeton.. Princeton School C. R. Morey July 26 Do. Do Princeton Tutoring School. John Gale Hun July 18 Sept. 5

AiDany New York State Library School J. I. Wyer, Jr July Aug. 15 < Clirf Haven Catholic Summer School of America. .. John E . Flood Julv Serft. 1 Cold Spring Harbor Biological I/aboratory of the Brooklyn Charles B. Davenport. July Aug. 16 Institute of Arts and Sciences. Monroe Mackenzie School James C. Mackenzie... June Aug. 31 Xew York Brown Tutoring School F. L. Brown July Sept. 15 Do.... Clarence H. White School of Photog- Clarence H. White...... do. Aug. 26 raphy. New York Preparatory School Emil E. Camerer...... June Sept. 8 New York School of Fine and Applied Frank Alvah Parsons. July Aug. 18 Arts. Do. Palmer Method School A. N. Palmer June July 29 Nyack. Seymour School of Musical Reeduca- fHarrietAyerSeyrnour.. }july Sept. 1 tion. [Marshall Bartholomew Rochester Athenaeum and Mechanics Alfred A. Johns June Aug. 18 Institute. fS. C. Williams Rochester Business Institute Ijuly July 31 [.lolm F. Forbes St. Josephs St. Jo.seph's Vacation School Mother Polycarpa July Aug. 11 Woodstock Woodstoclf School of Landscape Paint- Charles Rosen June Oct. 15 ing of tlie Art Students League. NORTH CAROLINA.

Asheville... Asheville Normal JohnE.Calfee June 15 July 29

Brevard Brevard Institute , L. B. Havnes June 13 July 21 Buiea Creek. Buies Creek Academy J. A. rampbcll May 31 June 15

Durham Nationa 1 Training School James E. Sh^pard June 20 Julv 29 Greensboro. Agricultural and Tot^lmical College F. D. Bluford July 27 Aug. 7 (colored). Red Springs.. State Approved and County Siunmer L. Lee White June 20 July 30 School. OHIO.

Cincinnati Art Academy of Cincinnati J. H. Gest June 19 Aug. 26 Do Ohio Mechanics Institute JohnT. Faig June 20 Julv 31

Columbus.. Capitol College of (Oratory and Music. James A . Burns June 1.5 Aug. 1 OKLAHOMA.

Goodwell Panhandle Agricultural and Mechan- George A . Coffey ical College. OREGON.

Portland Link's Business School. A. T. Link Aug. 15 PENNSYLVANIA.

Lancaster Franklin and Marshall Academy E. M. Hartman June 18 July 28 .Muucy Lycoming County Normal School Sylvester B. Dunlap Apr. 1 Sept. 1 oberlin Oberlin Business College J. T. Henderson June 13 Aug. 8 1 Philadelphia Brown Preparatory School , Alonzo Brown June 20 Sept. Do NefT Col lege Silas NetT June 30 Julv 31 Do Peirce School of Business Administra- Louis B. Moffett July 5 Aug. 11 tion. Do. Pennsylvania Museum and School of Huger Elliott July 1 July 31 Industrial Art. Pittsburgh.. Byron W. King's School of Oratory... Rvron W. King June 13 July 23 Willoughby. -\iidrew3 Institute for Girls S. D. Shankland.... June 19 July 28 — .

SUMMER SCHOOL ulrectors. 119

XVI. Directors «»k Summer Rcuoolh—Continued.

II SK(UNI).\KY SCHOOLS (INCLUDING INSTITUTIONS OFHIOHKK U.\NK NoT .Vl'PEAKIXO IN PART i) —continued.

rnibablo date of , ' session in 1922. Suiunur school. Ducctor ill 19J1.

Opening. Closmg. j

TENNESSEE.

Q. M. Piriih ' June i July 20 W.R.Webb June 8 .Vug. 15

1 TEXAS.

M.^rshall Wiley luiversity G. Whitte Jordan 1 June 14 Sept. 3

Incarnate Word College P. H. Underwoo

VIRGDJLV. 1

Laurenoeville St. Paul's Normal and Industrial James S. Russell 'June 20 July 20 School (colored).

Edward D. Howe i July 1 Julv 31 Norfolk Norfollc Summer Normal School (col- D. G.Jacox June 20 Julv 15 ored).

in. SITMMES NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOLS

CO.VXECTICl T.

Ne.v Have!! State Summer .Vonnal School J.L. MeadiT July 5 Aug

UJlISLV.NA.

Alexandria , Rapides Parish Training School for Eight weeks Negroes. Bastrop MorehoiL-iC Parish Training School for R. G. Steptoe Do. No2roe<. Baton Rouge East" Baton Rouge Parish Training J.M. Frazier Do. School for Negroes. Bernicc Union Parish Training School for Karris Hamilton Do. Nct;roes. f

N < gr(x*s DcRidder Beauregard Parish Training School Y. A. LeNoir Do. for No?roes. DoiLion Winn Parish Training School for G. L. Hawk Do. Negroes. FrankUnton WashinRton Parish Training School B P Smith .. Do. for Nc;,'roe.s. Gibsland Bienville Parish Training School for Do. NoKToes. Homer Claiborne Parish Training School for F. H. Hendrix Do. Neôos. Kentwood Tanripahoa Parish Training School O. W. Dillon Do. for Negroes. Lake Pro\idencc. Ea.sl Carroll Parish Training Schoo Many Sabiri'-abin«- Parish1 Training .School for Ne- W B Purvis grm-s. Mindeii Webî/T Parish Training School for J. H. W'haley Do. Ni-rcH-s. Monroe Ouarliiia Parish Training School for M.J. Foster Iî. .NoKr.)."-. Natchitoches Natcbitr«-hes Parish Training School W F. Booker Do. for Negroes. New Orleans Orleans Parish Trainijig School for A. E. Perkins Do. Neeroes. Oakdale .Vllen Parish Training School for Ne- T J Simpwn Do. groes. Opôusas St. riandry Pari.sh Training School for J. H. Augustin- D... Negroes. Patterson St. Mar>- Parish Training School for G C Jones Do. Negroes. Ruston Lim.ilii Parish Training School for S.B. Belton Do. Negroes. . . .

120 EDUC'ATIONAL DIEECTORY, 1921-1922.

XVI. —DiRfxTORS OP Summer Schools—Continued.

I'l. SUMMER NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOLS—Continued.

Probable date of session in 1922. Location. Summer school. Director in 1921.

Opening. Closing.

LOUISIANA—contd

Caddo Parish Training School for Ne- li. P. Player.. Eight Weeks. groes. Tallulah Madison Parish Training School for C H Hill Do Negroes. Concordia Parish Trabiing School for Do Negroes. FraiiMin Parish Training School for Do. Negroes. Mississipn.

Aberdeen State Summer Normal School L B Reid July 11 Aug. 13

State Summer Normal School (col- Luther H. Brasweil . . July IS Aug. 20 ored). T H Stanley Charleston . . State Summer Normal School (col- W. E. Johnston July is Aug. 3 ored), Clarksdale do P. F. Williams Aug. S Sept. 9 Cleveland do i.e. Windham July 18 ..do ...do Aug. 3 State Summer Normal School M. E. Moffit July U Aug. 13 State Summer Normal School (col- A. L. Stephens July 18 Aug. 12 ored). .... do H.B.Buckingham... July 8

Hattlesburg . . do Carl Strahan June 13 July 13 Hazelton do J Q Martin July 18 Aug. 13 Holly Springs do Aug. 1 Sept. 3 do G B Sanders July 18 Aug. 20 Ittabena do C. F. Capps ...do.. . Aug. 19 ... .do E.E.Long July 11 Aug. 13 J. M. Cousley May 23 June 25 State Summer Normal School (col- D.W.Ambrose June 27 July 31 ored). Meadville State Summer Normal School E.J.Green May 30 July 2 Mendenhall . .. do W. S. HuddlestoJi Meridian State Summer Normal School (col- W. P.StiU June 6 July 8 ored). Mize Natchez State Summer Normal School (col- H. B. Bloutwell June 6 July 15 ored), New Albany do B. L. Coulter July 11 Aug. 13 Oxford M P Bush do Do. State Summer Normal School (col- June 13 July 13 ored). July 4 Aug. 4 do J M. Kenna July 11 Aug. 13

NEW JERSEY.

Collingswood C. A. Philhower June 26 July 29 Newton do Amos H. Flake ...do Do. do James M. Stevens ...do Do.

TEXAS.

Alpine State Sununer Normal School A. W'. Evans June 13 ...do J.J.Montgomery ...do.... Ballinger do . John J.Bugg ...do.... Belton do J. H. Head ...do.... do J. H. Hughes ...do Corpus ChrLsti do C. W. Grisson June 6 El Paso... do ...do.... Marshall do W F Garner June 13 Normangee do J. H. Wright ...do do June 20

. ...do P.H. Underwood ...do

VIRGINIA.

Summer Institute for Colored Teach- July 1 July 31 ers. do AV. F. Grasty ...do.... Do. — . .

SUMMER SCHOOL DIRECTORS. 121

XVI.— DiKECToKS OK SuMMEii ScuooLs— Continued.

IV. Y. M. C. A. AND y. W. C. A. SUMMER SCHOOLS AND CAMPS.

Probable date of session in 1U22. jinmcr School.

ipouing. Closing.

AtascaJero, Calif. Pacific Summer School F. A. Jackson July 21 Aug. 4 Hart forJ, Conn.. Uillyer Institute Roy M. Van P'leet. July 1 Aug. 10 Wasliiiigton, D. C Vacation School for Bovs Mark De Grange... Juno 26 Do. Chicago, 111 Central Preparatory School H. C. Daines June 1 Sect. 1 Do Division Street Department of Y. M, G. H. CottreU June 24 Aiig. 14 C. A. Do Wilson Avenue Y. M. C. A. School... Luther Smith June 2.S Aug. 20 Baltiiuore, Md... Association Dustitute A. W. Richeson June 15 Sept. 1 Boston. Mais Hun tingtoii School Charles II. Sampson. June 20 Sept. 8 Soraerville, .Mass. Y. .M. C. A. Summer School E. G. Blanchard July .5 Aug. 16 Springfield, .Mass. Y. M.C A. College Elmer Berry June 2r, July 29 Detroit. -Mich Detroit Institute of Technologv T. Paul Hickey June 19 Aug. 11 Brooklyn, N. Y.. Bedford Branch of the Y. .M". C. A Charles E. Conway... July 5 Aug. 18 Educational Institute. Do Marouand Summer School Carroll N. Gibney ..do... Aug. 11 Blue Kidge, N.C. Southern College W. D. Weatherford . June 14 Aug. 30 Philadelphia, Pa. \acat ion School A.G. Bugbee June 27 Aug. 5

Scranton, Pa Y . .M . C . A . School W. L. Belts July 5 Aug. 10

Providence. R. I. Providence Y. M.C. A. School Fred W . V mmer ...do Aug. 28 Houston, Tex Y. M. C. A. Summer School for Boys C.K.Standish May 22 July 1

V. SUMMER SCHOOLS FOR TEACHERS OF EXCEPTIONAL CLASSES.

Northampton, Mass. Clarke School for the Deaf (No summer school, 1921.) for Faribault, Minn i Minnesota School Feeble Minded | 0. C. Hanna July 1 and Colony for Epileptics. I St. Loui.^ Central Institute for the Deaf Julia M. Connery. June 19 July 19 Mo I Vinelaiid, N.J Summer School for Teachers of Back- E. R. Johnstone.. July 15 Aug. 20 | ward or Mentally Deficient Chil-

I dren.

Rome, N. Y I Rome State School Charles Bernstein July 1 July 31

XVII. Educational Boards and Foundations.

Name of board. Secretary. .Meeting.

American Field Service Paul D. Cravath, 52 Dr. I. L. Kandel. 522 Kellowships for French William St., New 5th Ave., New York, Inivorsitips. York, N. Y. N. Y. .\jnerican Foundation for U. Randolph Latimer, the Blind. Pittsburgh, Pa. American-Scandinavian Hamilton Holt, 311 6th Henry G. Leach, 25 West New York, N. Y., No- Foundation. Ave., New York, N.Y. 45th St., New York, vembers, 1921. N.Y.

Anna T. Jeanes Fund I James H. Dillard, Char- John T. Emien, 328 New York, N. Y., June,

I lottesville, Va. Chestnut St., Phila- 1922. delphia, Pa. Baron dp Ilirs?h Fund Eugene S. Benjamin, Max J. Kohler, 253 New York, N. Y. i;«) E. 25th St., New Broadway, New York, York, N.Y. N. Y. Carnegie Corporation of Henry S. I'ritchctt (act- James Bertram, 522 5th New York, N. Y. No- New York. ing), 522 5th .\ve.. Ave., New York, N.Y. vemberie, 1922. New York, N.Y. Carnegie Foundation for Henry S. Pritchett, 522 Clyde Furst, 522 5th New York, N. Y., No- ilie -Vdvancement of .^.th Ave., New York, Ave., New York, N.Y. vemberie, 1921. Teaching. NY. Character Education In- -Milton Fairchild, 3770 stitution. .McKinley St., Wash- ington, D.C. Commission for Kelief in Herbert Hoover. 42 George B. Baker, 42 .New York, N. Belgium Educational Broadwav.New York, Broadway, New York, ceml)er, 1921. Foimdaiion. N.Y. N.Y. Commonwealth Fund, Max Farrand, Yale Uni- Samuel P. Capen, 618 New York, N, Y. Educational Research versity, .New Haven, Connecticut .\ve., Committee. Conn. Washington, I). C. — .—

122 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, 1921-1022.

XVII. Educational Boards axd Fouxdations—fontinued.

Kame of board. Secretary. Meeiing.

Da^ad W. Gerard Memn- Chas. H. Brough, Little Gilbert Howell, Craw- rial-Educational Aid Rock, Ark. fordsville, Ind. Foundation. Fairhope Educational Mrs. Charles D. Lanier, Miss E. E. Langley, New York, N. Y. Foundation. Greenwich, Conn. Edgewood School, Greenwich, Conn. General Education Boai'd. WaUace Buttrick, 61 Abraham Ftexner and Broadway, New York, Trevor Arnettj 61 N.Y. Broadway, New York, N.Y. Henry C. Frick, Educa- W. Lucien Scaife, Gran- George W. Gerwig, Ful- tional Commission. ite Building, Pitts- ton Building, Pitts- burgh, Fa. burgh. Pa. John F. Slater Fimd. James H. .Oillard, Box Gertrude C. Mann. Box New York, N. 418, Charlottesville, 418, Charlottes^-ille, cemt)er, 1921. Va. Va. Julius Rosenwald Fund.. Julius Rosenwald, Chi- Francis W. Shepardson, Chicago, 111. cago, 111. Chicago, Hi. Kahn Foundation for the Edward D. Adams, 71 Frank D. Fackenthal, Foreign Travel of Broadway, New York, Substation 84, New American Teac:hers. N.Y. " York, N.Y. Peabody Foundation for Mrs. Mary G. Howard, Mrs. F. L. Underwood, International Ediica- Lookout Mountain, 124 Morningside, Fer- tion Correspondence. Tenn. ger Place, Chatta- nooga, Tenn. Phelps-Stokas F.ind I. N. Phelps-Stokes, 100 Anson Phelps-Stokes, New York. N. Y.. No- William St., New Lenox, Mass. vember 16, 1922. York, N. Y. Roekefeller Foundation.. George E.Vincent, Lake Edwin R. Embree, 47 New York, N. Y., No- Ave. and Parsonage Pierrepont St., Brook- vember 30, 1921. Rd., Greenwich, Conn lyn, N.Y. Russell Sage Foundation Robert W. de Forest, 30 Jolin M. Glenn, 130 East Broad St., New York, 22d St., New York, N.Y. N.Y.

XVIII. Church Educational Boards and Societies.

The following list shows, first, the name of the organization; second, the name and address of the president; third, the name and address of the secretary; fourth, the place and date of the next meeting. Council of Church Boards of Education in the United States: Rev. Paul Micon, 289 Fourth Avenue, New York, N. Y.: Robert L. Kelly, 111 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.; Chicago, 111., January 3-.i, 1922. American Christian Convention, Department of Education: Rev. "\V. T. Walters, ]6ir> Garland Avenue, Richmond, Va.; Rev. W. G. Sargent, 138 Lenox Avenue, Providence, R. 1.; Burlington, N. C, November, 1922. Church of the Brethren, General Educational Board: D. W. Kurtz, McPher.son, Kans.; J. S. Nofltslnper, 3.58 Sixtieth Street^ Brooklyn, N. Y., Elgin. 111., March 8, 1922. Church of the United Brethrenin Christ, Board of Education: Rev. C. J. Kephart, 3936 Harrison Avenue, Kansas Cit}-, Mo.; William E. Schell.U. B. Building, Dajton, Ohio; Dayton, Oluo, May, 1922. Congregational Education Society: Rev. Charles R. Brown, Yale School of Religion, New Haven, Conn.; P. M. Sheldon, 14 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass.; June, 1922. Disciples of Christ, Board of Education: A. D. Harmon, Coiner College, Bethany, Nebr.: H. O. Pritehard, 222 Dowliey Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind.; Chicago, 111., January 12, 1922. Mennonitcsof isorth -\iniiica. General Conference, Board of Education: S. K. Mosiman, Bluffton, Ohio;

J. li. ! :i;i- ;; n '. ::. Ai, i,.Xans.

I i >. Methu'li ., : : '! I.! Education: Rev. William F. McDowell, Washington, D.C.; A. W.

'i (i, IIh I M ^ ork, N. v.; New York, N.Y. , December 1921.

; i i; ii ,-mi;i Mcthodi iH * i: !i h, Board of Education: Rev. W. B. Murrah, Memphis, Tenn.; Stonwall Andf^rson, Nash\ illc, T( nn. Methodist Protestant Church, Board of Education: J. W. Knott, New Brighton, Pa.; Rev. George H.

.Miller, 613 West Diamond Street, N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa,: Pitlsburgh, Pa , May 18, 1922.

Northern Baptist Convention, Board of Education: Ernest D. Burton , 5725 Woodlawn Avenue, Chicago, 111.; Frank W. Padelford, 276 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. Presbyterian Church in the United States of America, General Board of Education: Rev. Hugh T. Kerr, 827 Anderson Avenue, Pittsburgh', Pa.; Rev. Edgar P. Hill, 156 Filth Avenue, New York, N. Y.; New York, N. Y., April 26, 1922. Presbyterian Church in the United States (Southern), Executive Committee of Education: Henry H. Sweets, 410 Urban Building, Louisville, Ky.; D. S. Gage, 410 Urban Biulding, Louisville, Ky.; Montreal, N. C, July, 1922. Protestant Episcopal Church, Department of Religious TMucation: Rt. Rev. T. F. GaiJor, 281 Fourth .\ venue. New York, N. Y.; Rev. William E. Gardner, 289 Fourth Avenue, New York, N. Y.; New York. N. Y., October, 1921. Reformed Church in America, Board of Education: Rev. A. T. Broek, 427 Halscy Street, Newark, N. J.; Rev. Willard D. Brown, 25 East 22d .Street, New York, N. Y.: New York, N. Y., September 27, 1921. Sevcnth-Dav Adventists, Department of Education: Secretary, W. E. Howell, Takonia Park, Wash- ington, I). C. Seventh-Day Baptist Education Society: Rev. William C. Whitford, Alfred, N. Y.; Earl P. Saunders, Alfred, N. v.; Alfred, N. Y., September 13, 1922. Society of Friends, 5- Years' Meeting, Board of Education: David M. Edwards, Earlham College, Rich- mond, Ind.; J. Edwin Jay, Wilmington College, Wilmington, Ohio. — —

SUPKRIXTKNOKNTS OK PAPtKHIAI. SCHOOL!^ 123

Sociptv of Frien, Ooiioral fonfereiicc: ComniitJee on Kduration: TlioninF A. Jenkins, "Jil Ctronwood Avenue. Chioano, III.. Mt>. Ida I". .Stabler. VA North Fiftecnih Stnt't, Pliiladolphia, Pa.: Caiw May. N. J.,Jiilv. I'lJ-J. Southern Baptist Convention. Education Hoard: Frank .S. White, Sr., llti" JelTerson t'ounly Building, nirminj;liam, Ala.: W.r. James, Jefter.sou t'ounly Uiiildiiig, Uiruiinijlittm, Ala.; I'irmmgham, Ala., Mav, I'JJ-J. Iniied Lutheran Chureh in America, Board of F.ducaliou; Rev. A. J. Turkle, Stockton Avenue and Arch Street. Pittsbuitth, Pa.: Kev. F. G. dotwald. York, Pa.: Wa.shingtun, O. C, l)ecemlx?r, 1<(21. I'nifefl Pr^sbrterian Church, Board of ETducation: David F. Matchct, H133 Ellis Avenue, Chicago, III. J. E. Bradford. 1344 East Sixty-Third Street, Chicago, III.: Chicago, III., Decemlwr, I'JJl.

XIX. Jkwish Educatio.sal Okcanizations.

The following list shows, first, thenainoof the association: second, the name and addre.s.^of the f>resi

1. Xational.

Central Conference of American Ralil>is, Keligious Education Committee: Council of Jewi.sii Womrii: Mrs. Eno.S37 Bartlett Street, Piti.xburRli. Pa.: Mrs. Leon ('.. Ball, t>725 McPherson Boule- vard, I'itisl'ui^h. Pa.: Pituihureli. Pi.^^'ctolcr. I'.'Jl. Ediicatio'ia! loaK'-ie for the Higher Education of Orphans: Alfred A. Benesoh, Society for Savings Build-

inn, ( li" olatul, tiliio: Eugene E. Wolf. .iM Engineers Boilding, Cleveland, Ohio; Cleveland, Ohio, Iir,)li;il.ly SipH'mU-r. 1921'. Jewivli ( liauiaii'iua Societv: Arthur K. .Stem. 42.S .Vorih Thir

2. City.

Bureau of Education of the Jewish Commiuiity of New York City: Judah L. Magnes. Ill Fifth Avenue; ."^am.son Benderly. 114 Fifth Avenue. Educational Alliance (New York City): Samuel (treenbaum. 27 Madison Avenue: Bernard .\1. L. Ernst, r. West 4.W Street. Hebrew Education Society (Newark, N. J.): Moses Itoth, Stiti Cfrove Road, South Orange: Samuel Rocsslcr, IT-t Littlet.n Avenue. Hebrew Ediuatiun Sixiety of Philadelphia (Pa.): Clarence L. Marks, 146 North Thirteenth Street; r.eriiar'l Harris. iKHMilO .Stephen Cirard Building. Jewish lumiminity Center: Maorice Weil, 14Hi and Locust Streets: Walter Marx, llth and Wasliitigton Streets.

XX. Slpekintendents of Catholic Pahociual Schools.

I-Vrchdioceses are indicated by an asterisk (*).]

Diocese or archdiocese. Name and title of supervising officer.

Alhanr, N. Y Rev. Josenh A. Dunncy, inspector of school. 4.>1 Western Ave., -VllKiny, N. Y. BakerCity, Greg Rev. J. Marshiill, diocesan Falls, Oreg. Hugh inspector of , KtamaLh schools. Baltimore, Md Rev. [jiwrence A. Brown, .superintendent Catonsvillc, Baltimore, Md. (Baltimore Citv). Boston, Mass Rev. Augustine V. Hickcy, diocesan super- 75 Union Park St., Boston, Mass. visor of schools. Brooklyn, N. V Rev. Joseph V. S. McClancy, inspector of 749 Linwood St., Brooklyn, N.Y, schools. Bufialo, N. Y Rev. Friinci.s T. Kanaley, superintendent of 1974 Sentx-.» St., Buffalo, N. Y. parochial schools. Chicago, 111 Rev. John Ford, superintendent of schools.. 1648 West Grand Ave., Chicago, 111. Cincinnati, Ohio Rev. William Schmltt, superintendent of 734 Hawthorne St., Cincinnati, l>arocliial schools. Ohio. Cleveland, Ohio Rev. William .V. Kane, diocesan superin- 127 Sui tendent of parochi.il schools. land, Ohio. Columbus, Ohio Rev. John J. Murphy, superintendent of 414 .North Broadway, Columbus, schools. Ohio. Crookston, Minn Rev. Thomas G. Merrill, diocesan superin- Red Lake FaUs, Miim. tendent of schools. Erie. Pa Rev. Joseph Wehrle, superintendent of Eric, Pa, schools. Fall River, Ma-ss Rev. Fmnris J. Bradley, diocesan school 274 2d St., Fan River, 51ass. super vi.sor. Rev. L. Damase Robert, dioces.an school 8S9 Pine St., Fall River, Mass.

I supervisor. Fargq^N. Dak Rev. Baker, inspector I John of schools Valley City, N. Dak. Fort Wayne, Ind Res'. A. [ E. Lnfonlalne, superintendent of 1140 Chnton St.. Fort Wn%-nc, schooLs. Ind.

Galveston, Tex I Rev. J. B. O'Leary, diocesan director of Tenth and Uar\-ard Sis., Hous-

I schools. ton, Tex. Grand Rapids, Mich.. ' Rev. James D. Kenny, diocesan supcrin- 73:< Bridge St., Grand Rapids,

1 tendent of schools. Mich.

Hartford. Conn Rev. Edwin .V. Flynn, superintendent of I St. Marys Home, Hart foni, Conn.

schools. ! — . .

124 EDUCATIOIS^AL DIRECTORY, 1&21-1922.

XX. .Superintendents of Catholic Parochial Schools—Continued.

Diocese or archdiocese. Name and title of supervising Address

Helena, Mont. ... Rev. John J. Tracy, diocesan superintendent Mt. St. Charles College, Helena, of schools. Mont. T/

*New Orleans, La Rev. F. X . Tvvcllmeyer, S. J., superintendent 6363 St. Charles Ave., New Or- leans, La. *New York, N. Y Rev. Joseph F. Smith, superintendent of 32H West 14th St., New York, schools. N. Y. Rev. Edward J. FIjTin, superintendent of schools (Westchester County). *New York, N. Y Rev. John P. McCIancy, superintendent of schools (Orange and Rockland Counties). Rev. Jolm J. Hickey, superintendent of schools (Ulster and SuUivan Counties). Rev. Joseph F. Sheahan, superintendent of schools (Putnam and Dutchess Counties). Newark, N. J Rev. John A. Dillon, superintendent of .S9l Washington St., Newark, schools. N. J. Rev. William F. Lawlor, assistant superin- 691 Wcstside Ave., Jersev City, tendent of .schools. N.J. Oniahn, Nehr Rev. J. Ruesing, inspector of schools Westpoint, Nebr. *Oregon City, Oreg.. Rev. Edwin V. O'Hara, diocesan .superin- Eugene, Oreg. tendent ofschool. *Philadelphia, Vn... Rev. John E. Flood, superintendent of paro- 242 South 20th St., Philadelphia, chial schools. Rev. Joseph M. O'Hara, assistant superin- 1429 'North 11th St., Philadel- tendent of parochial schools. phia, Pa. Pittsliurf;h, Pa Rev. Ralph L. Hayes, superintendent of 116 North Dithridge St., Pitts- schools. burgh, Pa. Rochester, X. Y Rev. Joseph S. Cameron, sujjerintendent of Bath, N. Y. schools. *St. Loais, Mo Rev. James P. Murray, superintendent of 2122 South 12th St., St. Louis, parish schools. Mo. Rev. P. J. Ritchie, superintendent of high 1414 O'Fallon St., St. Louis, Mo. schools. San Antonio, Calif... Rev. J. Wecke-sser, school superintendent... St. Mary's College, San Antonio, Tex. +San Francisco, Calif Rev. Ralph Hunt, superintendent of schools. Y, M. I. Building, Oak St., San Francisco, Calif. Scranton, Pa Rev. J. A. Boyle, superintendent of schools. 1427 College Ave., Scranton, Pa. Springfield, Mass Rev. John F. Conlin, diocesan school visitor. Chicopee, Mass. Rev. P. F. Doyle, assistant diocesan school Brookfield, Mass. visitor. Syracuse, N. Y Rev. Charles F. McEvoy, superintendent of 259 East Onondaga St., Sj-ra- schools. cuse, N. Y. Toledo, Ohio Rev. Francis MacElwane, diocesan superin- 2533 CoUingwood .Vve., Toledo, tendent of parochial schools. Ohio. Trenton, N. J Rev. Patrick J. Clune, superintendent of 43 Manning Ave., North Plain- parochial schools. field, N. J.

XXI.— DiKKCTORS OF Schools for Social Workers

Name of institution.

Washington, D. C. National Service School for Women Chas. P. Neill. Chicago. Ill School of Social Service ( Univer.sity of Chicago) L. C. Marshall. New Orleans, La. School of Social Service (Newcomb College, Tulane University) R.J. Colbert.

Boston, Ma.ss School of Social Work (Simmons College) Stuart A . Queen. St. Louis, Mo Missouri School of Social Economy (!co. B. Mangold. New York, N. Y.. New York School of Social Work Porter 11. Lee. ChapcIHill, N. C. School of Public Welfare (Universitv of North Carolina) Howard W.Odum. Cleveland. Ohio... School of Applied Social Sciences(WesternReserve University) James E. Cutler. Philadelphia, Pa.. Pennsylvania School for Social Service Jo.seph K. Hart. Richmond, Va School of Social Work and Public Health J. J. Scherer, jr. —

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XXII. International Associations ok Education.

The follow-ing list shows, first, the name of the as-smiation; -iet-ond, the name and address of the presiilent; third, the name and address of the .se<-retary: fourth, the plaie and date of the next meeting: Ainj-ri'-an <"on>rrctss on Eoonortnic Expansion and <'oiiiineri'ial Education: I'ablo Fontaina, Montevideo, I'rukniav: Klii West One hundred and twenty-third Street, 4ii Springlield, Louisville, la-t of April, 1922. New York, N. Y . .Mav Murrav, High Stret>t, Mass.: Ky.. International Sundav School A.-iotnation: William o. Thompson, Ohio State Lnivec-^ity. Columbu-s Oliio. Marinn LawTame. ]ol» Mailers Building. Chii-ago, 111.: Kan.sas City, Mo., June, 1922. Lnion .\eadt5mique Internationale: E. c. Anustrong, Princeton, X. J.; John Erskine, Columbia L'niversitv. New York, N. Y. Unionde-s As.s.-K-iation- Internationales: Cooreman. HU Avenue Louise, Brussels, Belgium: Paul Otlet, Palais Mondial, Bra.vsels. Belgium: Brussels, August Xi, 1921. World's Student ("hristian Federation: John R. Mott, 342 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y.: Ruth Rouse, 28 Lin<-a-ter Road, Wimbledon London. SW.. England: Peking, China. April, 1922.

XXIII.—American Edcc.\tional Associations.

The f jIIo vinp list shows, first, the name and address of the as.sociation: .second, the name and address of the president; third, the name and address of the secretary: fourth, the place and date of the next meeting. 1. National and sfctional.

-Vlumni A,<»ociatioii of .\morican Rhode.'; Scholars: I^onard W. Cronkhite, 142 Berkeley Street, Boston, Mass.: Frank Aydelotle, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa. Amri'.-an.\.'y«o(iation for the A(l\an'ement of Agricultural Teaching: Aretas W. Nolan. Urbaiia. III.: C. I). Jarvis, <;rimsby, Ontario. Caiiaavid Felmley, Normal, III.: J. 0. Crabbe, Creeley, Colo. -Vmcriaii A,->o

Wis ; Prof. Cra .vford, Kansas State .Vgricultural College, Manhattan. Kans.; Madison, Wis., December 27-29, 1921. \meriraii .V.ssociation of Teai hers of Spanish: J. D. Fitzgerald, Urbana, 111.; -Vllred Coester, Stanford University, Calif.: DecomlJer 27, 1921. -Xmerican Association of Uni\ers'tv Professors: E. R. .\. Seligman. 324 West Eightv-sixth Street, New

York, N. Y.: H. W. Tvler. -222 Charles River Road. Cambridge, Mass.; Pittsburgh, I'a . December 30-31, IV2L Ameritan .\ssociation of University Women: .\da Comstock, Smith College, Northampton, Mass.: Mrs. • .erlrude S. .Martin, 934 Stewart Avenue. Ithaca, N. Y.: Kansas City. Mo.: March or .\pril, 1922. American .\s.sociauon to Promote the Teavhiug of Speech to the Deaf: Harris Taylor, 904 Lexington Avenue, New York, .N. Y.: H. M. .McManaway, Staiintoii, Va. Vnieri««ii Bar Association, Section of Legal Edu(ation: Elihu Root, 31 Nassau Street, New York, N. Y.; John F!. .-^anixirn. 'lay Building, Madison, Wis. :nerican Classical League: Andrew F. West. l'rinc«ton, X. J.; Shirley H. Weber, Princeton, N. J.; June or July. rJ22. vmeri. an Conference of Pharmaceutical Facilities: Clare A. Dye, Columbus, Ohio; Theodore J. Bradley, 179 l.ongwoo22. \mericaii Council of l^earned .Sxieties devoted to Humanistic Studies: Charle.- II. Haskius, Harvard Universitv, Cambridge, Mass.: John Erskine, Columbia L'niversitv, New York, N. Y.; New York, N. Y.,octo»«r, 192L American Council of Education: David Kinley, University of Illinois. Urbana, 111.; Virginia C. Gilder- sleeve. Barnard College, New York, N. Y.: May ."., 1922. American Fe

American Federation of Teachers; Charles B. StilLrtiaii, 1620 Lai e Avenue, Wilmette.IH.: F. G. Stecker, 1618 Lake Avenue, Wilmette, 111.: December, lf21.

American Federation of Teachers of the Mathematical and the Natural Sciences: C. R. Mann , 1505 Emerson Street NW., Washington, P. C: William A. Hedrick, Central High School, Washington, P. C; Toronto, Canada, Decemher 28, lf21. American Home Economics Association: Mary E. Sweenej', Michigan Agricultural College, East Lansing, Mi( h.; Lenna F. Cooper, School of Home Economies, Battle Creek, Mich.; Corvallis..<=..»Oree., Julv .3-8, 1922. American Humane Education Society: Francis H. Rowley, 180 Longwood Avenue, Boston, Mass.; Guy Richardson, 180 Longwood Avenue, Boston, Mass.: Boston, Mass., March, 1922. American Institute of Dental Teachers: G. S. Millherry, University of California, San Francisco, Calii; Abram Hoffman, 381 Linwood Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y.; Montreal, Quebec, Canada, Januarv 23-25. 1922. American Medical Association, ("ouncil on Medical Education and Hospitals: Arthur D. Bevan, Cliieago, HI.; Nathan P. Colwell, 535 North Dearborn Street, Chicago, 111.; Clucago, 111., March 6-9, 1922. American Nature-Study Society: J. Andrew Drushel, Harris Teachers College, St. Louis, Mo.; Anna B. Comstock, Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. American Physical Education Association: Dudlev B. Reed, University of Chicago, Chicago, III.; J. H McCurdy, Box 123, Higliland Station, Springfield, Mass.; Detroit, Mich., 1922. American Posture league: Jessie H. Bancroft, 164 Sterling Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Henry L. Taylor, 125 West Fifty-eighth Street, Now York, N. Y.: New ^'ork, N. Y., March, 1922. American School Citizenship League: Randall 3. Condon, Cincinnati, Ohio; Fannie F. Andrews, 405 Marlborough Street, Boston 17, Mass.; with the National Education Association, Julv, 1922. American School Hygiene Association, William A. Howe, Aibanv, N. Y.; Harry B. Burns, 110 Fulton Building, Pittsburgh, Pa.; New \ork, N. Y., November 16-18, 1921. American Society for the Extension of University Teadiing: Roland S. Morris, 1617 Lajid Title Building, I'iiiladelphla, Pa.; William K. Huff, Academy of Music, Pliiladelphia, Pa.; Academy of Music, Piiiladelphia, I'a. Army Educational Corps: Frank E. Spaulding, Yale University, New Haven, Conn.; George F. James, 210 MaUors Building, Chicago, 111.; with the Department of Superintendence, National Education

Vssoeiation , February, 1922. Associated Harvard Clubs: E. M. Grossman, 820 Rialto Building, St. Louis, Mo.; Crcorge A. Morison, South Milwaukee, Wis.; Boston, Mass., June, 1922. Association of Alumni Secretaries: Walter R. Okeson, Lehigh Uuiversitj', Bethlehem, Pa.; J. L. Morrill, Ohio Union, Cohunbus, (^liio; April or May, 1922. Association of American Colleges: Clark W. Chamberlain, Denison University, Granville, Ohio; Ray- mond .\1. Hughes, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio: Chicago, 111., January, 1922. Association of American Law Schools: Arthur L. Corbin, Yale Law School, New Haven, Conn.; Henry C. Jones, University of Illinois, Urbana, ill.; Chicago, 111., December 29-31, 1921. Association of American Library Schools: P. L. Windsor, University of Illinois Library Schools, Urbana, 111.; Margaret Williams, New York State Library School, Albany, N. Y.; July 7, 1921.

Association of American Medical Colleges: Theodore Hough, ( harlottesville. \'a.; Fred C. Zapfle, 3431 Lexington Street, Chicago, 111.; March 6-9, 1922. Association of American Universities: E. R. Lindley, University of Kansas, Manhattan, Kans.; David A Robertson, University of Chicago, Chicago, 111.; Columbia, Mo., November, 1921. Association of Biblican Instructors in American Colleges and Secondary Schools: Charles F. Kent, Yale University, New Haven, ("onii.; T. II. Hyde, Hill School, PotlstONKTi, Pa.; New York, N. Y., last week in December, 1921. Association of Business Officers of the Universities and Colleges of the Middle West: Lloyd Morey, Uni- versity of Illinois, Urbana, 111.; W. II. Bates, University of Iowa, Iowa City. Iowa; May, 1922. ^' Association of Church Directors of Religious Education: George S. li^h . r.iiinc Avenue, Detroit, Mich.; Mary Lawrence, Islington Road, Auburndale, Mass.; Toronto, ( m ! iiii.i.ibly March, 1922.

". Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools of the Middle St:;i - nM .i \ lanci: William M. Irvine, Mercerburg Academy, Mercerburg, Pa.; George W. McClelland, I j-ivei.^iij of i^ennsylvania, Phila- delphia, Pa.; Swarthimore College, Friday and Saturday following Thanksgiving, 1921- Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools of the Southern States: J. U. Kirklaiid, Vanderbilt Uni- versity, Nashville, Term.; Edward A. IJechtel, Tulano University, New Orleans, La.: Birmingham, Ala., December 1-2, 1921. Association of Colleges for Negro Youth: J. L. Peacock, Shaw University, Raleigh, N. C; J. T. Cater, Talladega College, Talladega, Ala.; Wilberforce University, Ohio, November, 1921. Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture: Emil Lorch, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.; Clarence A. Martin, Cornell University, Ithaca, N. "\'. Association of Collegiate Schools of Business: Emory R. Johnson, University of Pennsylvania, Philadel- phia, Pa.; Morton A. Aldrich, Tukme University, New Orleans, La.; PhiladelpMa, May. 1922. Association- of Directors of Physical Education for Women: Katharine Sibley, Syracuse Uni-versity, Syra- cuse, N. Y.; Alice Belden, Randolph-Macon College, Lynchburg, Va.; Bryn Mawr, J'a., April, 1922. Associations of Friends' Schools: John Carver, Friends' School, New York, N. Y.; Murtis B. Muschamp, Seventeenth Street and Girard Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. Association of History Teachers of the Middle States and Maryland: Albert K. Ileckel, Lafayette College, Easton, Pa.; Nellie P. Ferry, 4818 Warrington Avenue, Philadelhpia, Pa. Association of Institutions giving Normal Instruction in Physical Education: C. Ward Crampton, 18 East Seventy-eighth Street, New York, N. Y.; Mrs. Frances O. Hester, American College of Physical Train- ing, Chicago, 111. Association of Junior Colleges: George F. Winfield, Wesley College, Greenville, Tex.; Martha MacKenzie Reid, William Woods College, Fultcm, Mo.; Memphis", Tenn., February 25, 1922. Association of Land Grant Colleges: R. A. Pearson, Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa; J. L. Hills, University of Vermont, Burlington, Vt.; New Orleans, La., November 8-10, 1921. Association of Military Colleges and Schools: E. W. Nichols, Lexington, \'a.; Col. R. P. Davidson, Lake Geneva, Wis.; Washington, D. C., 1921. Association of Modern Language Teachers of the Central West and South: A. R. Hohlfeld, Madison, Wis.; f;. H. Handschin, 103 Soutri Poplar Street, Oxford. Ohio; Chicago, 111., May, 1922. Association of Modern Language Teachers of the Middle States and Maryland: Anna Woods Ballard, Teachers College, Columbia University, New York.N, Y.; Henry G. Doyle, George Washington University, Washington, D. C: Swarthmore, Pa., November 26, 1921. Association of Presidents and Past I'rcsidents of State and National Music Teachers' Association: Harold L. Butler, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kans.; Walter Spry, 509 South Wabash Avenue, Chicago, 111.; Detroit, Mich., December 27. 1921. Association of .Schools, Colleges, and Seminaries of the Reformed Church: Henry E. Apple, Lancaster, Pa.; George L. Omwake, Collegeville, Pa. "

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Association of Teachers of Matlioniaiicsiii New ICiiKlaiid: Wultcr K. Downey, English High Scliool Annex, Boston, Mass.; Harrv D. (iavlord, iis AuUiibon Uoad, Hoston, Mass.; Hoston, Mass., Decemljer 3, ly.'i. Ass

vosaiit Jli>;h School. New York. N. \.: ( . IS. W ahl. Iriends' Ceiitnil School, rhila.lcliihia. I'a.

Assoc-iatioii of Irlnni Tniversitics: Cliarle.s S. Howe, Case School of Ap(ilie. C; E. ^V. Howard, Coluinhiis. i>hio. Central Association of Science and Mathematics Teachers: Walter W. Hart, University of Wisconsin, Madison. Wis.: Cilen W. Warner, Englewoo. S. Lowell. Koxbnrv Latin School, Roxburv, Hoston, Mass.: M. N. Wetmore. W illianisiown. .Mass.; April, IV2'2. Classica! Association of the .\tlaiiiic States: Helen H. Tanzen, Hunter College, New York, N. Y.: Charles Knapj). IJariuird College. New 'I'ork. N. >'. Classiixil Assix-iaiion of the Middle West and South: Charles IL Weeler, University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa; Rollin 11. Tanner. I>eni.snn University, Cranxille, Ohio. Classical Association of the .Middle West and South, Southern Branch: George Howe, Cliapel Hill, N. C.; E. L. (ireen, Columbia, S.C; Atlanta, C.a., probablv Eebruarv, 1922. Classical As.«ouation of the Pacific States, Northern Section: Harold L. Axtell, University of Idaho, Mos- cow, Idaho; Julianna .\. Roller. Franklin Hit'h School. Portland, Oreg.; Walla Walla, Wash., Novem- N^-r >V26, l'.i21. College .\rt .\s.«o< iation of .\merica: David M. Robinson, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimoie, Md.; John Shaplev, Brown University, Providenci>, R. 1. Colleire Confoienif on English in the Central Atlaiilic States: E. P. Kuhl, Voucher College, Baltimore, Md.; W. o. Svpherd. University of Delaware, Newark, Del.: Swarthmore, Pa., November 26, I<.t21. College Entrani>r Examination Board: Howard McClenahan, Princeton Universitv, Princeton, N. J.; Thomas S. Ei<:ke, 4.51 West One hundretl and .seventeenth Street, New York, N. V.; New York, N. Y., Noveml>er.i, 1!121. Committee of Fifteen on FMucational Preparation for Foreign Service (with Advisorj- Cotmcil): Clen Un-in Swippett, U. S. Bureau of I-Mucation, Washington, D. C. Committee on Friendlv Relations among Foreign Students: Secretary, Charles D. Durrev, :<47 Madison Vvenue, New York. N. Y. ConfcH'nce of Church Workers in Universities: William Houston, 54 Fifteenth Avenue, Columbus, Ohio; Vernon P. Phillips. 176 W. Ninth Avenue, Columbus, Ohio: Chicago, 111., Januar\-, 1922. Confcnnii-e of Colleges of the Interior: W. H. Rollins, Wichita; Kans.; E. Lee Howartl, Fargo , .N. Dak.: Chicago, m., Januar\-, I!>22. Confereme of Superintendents and Principals of Schools for the Deaf in the United States and Canada: Isaac B. C.ardner, W Fort Washington Avenue, New York, N. Y.; Ignatius Bjorlee, Frederick, Md. Convention of .Vmerican Instructors of the Deaf: Percival Hall, Gallaudel College. Washington, D. C; Ignatius Bjorlee. Frederick, Md. Corda h'ratres .\s.sociation of Cosmopolitan Clul>s: Harold J. Iônard, .51j S>-ndicate Building, Minne- apolis, Minn.: Mrs. M. Frances Pierce, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn.: Minneapolis, Minn., Decemlx-r 27-29. 1921. Council on Manau'emeni Edu( ation: Hollis Godfrey, 639 Drexel Building, Philadelphia, Pa., C. L. Evaiison, 6J9 Drexel Building, Phibdelphia. Pa.: Philadelphia, Pa., Octol)er 1, 1921. Drama League of America: John .M. Stahl, .3401 South Michigan .\ venue, Chicago, III.; Alice M. Houston, 1426 Forest Avenue, Evaustoii, 111. Eastern Arts .\s.sociation: Fred P. Rcagle, Motitclair, N. J.; Frank E. Mathew.son, Dickinson High ."School, Jersey City, N. J.; Rochester. N. Y.. April 0-8, 1922. Eastern .\.ssociation of Physics Tea<:hcrs: Charles E. Stratton, Mechanic Arts High School, Boston, Mass. George A. Cushman, English High School, Boston, Mass.; November, 1921. Eastern Commercial Teachers .\.ssociation: D. \. McMillin, Central High School, Newark, N. J.; F. \. Tiblx'tts. Dickinson High School, Jersey City, N. J.: Trenton, N. J.. April i:<-15, 1922. Eastetn Mu-îc Supervisors' Conferenw: Harr\- E. WTiittemore, Manchester, N. H.: Pauline A. Mever, New Britain, Conn. Educational Airl Society; Ham- J. .Myers, 122 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago, 111.; Leila E. Peterson, .)726 Henuion Street, Chiiâgo, 111. Educational Avsociation of College Presidents of the Methodist Episcopal Church: A. B. Stoims, Berea, Ohio; RoU'rt J. Trevorrow. Hiukettstown. N. J.; January-, 1922. Edui'ational Pn-.s^^ As.so<:iation of .\meiica: Henry- G. Wiiliaths, Columbus, Ohio; iJeorge L. Towne, 1126 U Street, Lincoln, .Nebr.: with the Department of Superintendence, National Education A.s.sociation. Farmers' Edu

Inland Empire Council of Teachers of Engli.sh: Ralph Tieje, State Normal, Chenev, Wash.; Pearle Ander- son, The lyewis and Clark High School, Spokane, Wash.; Spokane, Wash., Easter Vacation. Inland Empire Teachers' A.s.so-7. V.r/2. Interiollcgiai" Vocjitional (iiiidanii' Association: Catherine Filenc, I West Hill Placi', Boston, Mass.; Inna E. Voipt, 1 West Hill Pla'^e, Boston, .Ma^s.; Columbus, Ohio, Novembei, 1921. Lake Mohonk liwiian C inference: S<'crctarv, II. C. Phillip-. .Mohonk Lake, N. Y. Middle West So22. Missionary- Education .Movement of the United States and Canada: William P. Schell, 156 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.; Harrj- S. Myers, 276 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.; January, 1922. i

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Mississippi Valley Historical Association: William E. Connelley, Topeka, Kaiis.; Mrs. C. S. Paine, Lincoln, Nebr.; Iowa City, Iowa, May, 1922. Missouri Valley Commercial Teachers' Association: E. E. Gard, St. Joseph Business Universitv, St. Joseph, Mo.; Mary Hansen, Central High School, Kansas City, Mo.; Kansas City, Mo., November 2.5-26, 1921. Music Supervisois' National Conference: Frank A. Beach, Music Hall, Emporia, Kans.; Ada Bicking, Evausvillc, Ind.; Nashville, Tenu., March 20-25, 1922. Music Teachers' National Association: Osbourne McConathy, Northwestern University, Evanston, 111.; Robert G. McCutchan, De Pauw University^ Greencastle, Ind.; Detroit, Mich., December 28-30, 1921. National Academy of Visual Instruction: F. W. Reynolds, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah; J. V. Ankeney, University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. National Associated Schools of Scientific Business: W. N. Ferris, Big Rapids, Mich.; B. S. Travis, Big Rapids, Mich. National Association for the Study and Education of Exceptional Children: Samuel D. Levy Children's Court, New York, N. Y.; W. F. Blake-Burke^ 543 West Seventh Street, Plainfleld, N. J. National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools: B. F. Williams, Des Moines, Iowa; H. E. V. Porter, Jamestown, N. Y.; St. Louis, Mo., December 27-31, 1921. National Association of Corporation Training: W. AV. Kincaid, Irving Place at Fifteenth Street, New York, N. Y. National Association of Dental Faculties: William Carr, 302 East Thirty-fifth Street, New York, K. Y.; De Los L. Hill, 612 Grant Boulevard, Atlanta. Ga.; Milwaukee, Wis., August 12-14, 1921. National Association of Directors of Educational Research: H. O. Bugg, Lincoln School, Columbia Uni- versity, New York, N. Y.; Ernest J. Ashbaugh, Iowa State University, Iowa City, Iowa; with the Department of Superintendence, National Education Association.

National Association of Directors of Supervised Student Teaching: A. R. Mead , Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio; Robert A. Cummins, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, Calif.; with the National Education Association. National A.ssociation of High School Supervisors and Inspectors: H. A. Holllster, University of Illinois, Crbana, 111.; J. B. Edmondson, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.; Chicago, Bl., with the Department of Superintendence, National Education Association. National Association of Penmanship Supervisors: C. A. Bamet, Cleveland, Ohio. National Association of Public School Business OfiScials: Arthur Kinkade, High School Building, Decatur,

111.; R. H. Thomas, Portland, Oreg.; May, 1922. , : National Association of School Building Officials: C. W. Handman, 511 West Court Street, Cincinnati, Ohio; R. M. Aiilligan, Board of Education, St. Louis, Mo. National Association of Secondary School I'rincipals: Merle Prunty, Central High School. Tulsa, Okla.; H. V. Chm-ch, J. Sterling Morton High School, Cicero, 111.; wuth the Department of Superintendence, National Education Association. National Association of State Supervisors and Inspectors of Rural Schools: J. Virgil Chapman, Frankfort, Ky.; Annie Reynolds, Madison, "Wis.; with the Department of Superintendence, National Education Association. National Association of State Universities in the United States of America: Edraond A. Birge, University of Wisconsiji, Madison, Wis.; Frank L. McVey, University of Kentucky, Lexington, Ivy.; New Orleans, La., November 7-8, 1921. National Association of Teacher's Agencies: W. H. Jones, Columbia, S. C; C. Wilbur ('ary, Hartford, Conn.; with the Department of Superintendence, National Education Association. National Association of Teachers in Colored Schools: H. L. McCrorev, Biddle University, Charlotte, N. C, R. S. Grassley, 446 West Pearl Street, Jackson, Miss.; Hampton Institute, July 26-29, 1922. National Association of Teachers of Speech: A. M. Drunimond, Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y.; Marja Stedman, West Virijiiiiu Universitv, I^forKaiiiown, W. Va.

' ' i ' < National Association . :i, ulbert, 8 West Fortieth Street, New York, N. Y.; Emma G. Case, 407 Mil N. Y.

National Child La!' - ion, 195 Broadwav. New York, N. Y.; Owen R. Love-

joy, 105 East Tv.;:.. _ .;: : L^ _ . nii,N. V.: I Tovidence. R. I., June, 1922. National CoUegiate Athletic Associaiion: J'ahuer E. I'ien :.y, New York, N. Y.: Frank W

Nicolson, Wesleyan University, Middleto\\Ti, Conn.; . Y., December, 1921.

National Commercial Teachers' Federation: Robert A. - i lUiilding, St. Louis, Mo.; John Alfred "White, 818 Monroe Street, Gary, Ind.; St. Loiii., ;.;,,., iH.uuber 27-30, 1921. National Committee for Chamber of Commerce Cooperation with tlie I'ublic Schools: G. D. Strayer, Co- lumbia University, New York, N. Y.; F. A. Richardson, American City Bureau, Tribune Building, New York, N.Y. National Committee for the Teaching of Citizenship: Thomas M. Balliel, Washington, D. C; Harry H, Moore, 3421 Lowell Street NW., >\'asliington. D. C. NationalCommitteeon Mathematical Requirements: J. W. Young, Dartmouth College, Hanover, N. H.; J. A. Foberg, Harrisburg, Pa.; Boston, Mass., September 3, 1921. National Community Center Association: Mrs. Louis D. Brandeis, Stoncleigh Court, Washington, D. C; Eugene C. (iibney, Board of Education, New York, N. Y. National Conference Committee on Standards of Colleges and Secondary Schools: George D. Olds, Amherst College, Amherst, Mass.:. Frank AV. Nicolson, AVcslcvan University, Middlet own, Conn.; New York, N. Y., February, 1922. National Conference of Deans of Women: Mina Kerr, Wlieaton College, Wheaton, Mass.; Katharine S. Alvord, De Pauw University, Greencastle, Ind.: New Orleans, La., February or March, 1922. National Conference of Music Supervisors: Frank R. Beach, Emporia, Kans.; Ada Bicking, Evansville, Ind.

National Conference on Educational Method: AV. L. Wright, Huntington , AVest \'a.; J. F. Hosic, Teachers'

CoUege, Columbia Cnivensitv, New York, N. Y.; Chicago, 111., March 1 , 1922.

National Conference on the Education of Truant, Backward , Dependent, and Delinqaent Children: Charles H. Johnson, Albany, N. A'.: Hobart H. Todd, Iiidu.strv,N. Y.; Detroit, Mich., September, 1922. National Coimcil of Admini.strative AVomen in Education: Elizabeth Hall, .305 City Hall, Minneapolis Minn.; Elmira D. CabeU, Chicago Normal College, Chicago, 111.; New Orleans, La., end of February 1922.

National Council of fieography Teachers: Dr. AA'. AV. Atwood , Clark University , Worcester, Mass.; George J. Miller, State Teachers' College, Mankato, Minn.; Washington, D. ('., December 28, 1921.

National Council of Normal School Presidents and Principals: L. C. Lord , Charleston , 111.; C. H. Cooper, Mankato, Minn.; with Department of Superintendence, National Education Association. National Council of Primary Education: Ella A'ictoria Dobbs, 1211 University Avenue, Columbia, Mo.; Marion 8. Hanchel, 1201 Stuart Avenue, Columbia, Mo.; Richmond, Va., with Department of Super- intendence, National Education Association. National Council of Teachers in Day Schools for the Deaf: Frances AVittstein, 224 Thirty-fourth Sirect, Milwaukee, AVis.; Clara Newley, Parker Practice School, Chicago, 111. EDUCATTONAL ASSOCIATIONS. 129

National Council of Teachers of Kntjlisli: llarrv i'>. ruul, Iniversltv of Illinois. I'rhana, 111.: W. AVill)tir Hatfield. .V« 'West •^ixty-ninth .siriH'i, I'hicaKo, 111.: Chicago, 111", November 24-2b. 1021. National Kdiication .V.ssociation: <"harl o. AVillianis, .Memphis, Tenn.: J. W. Crabtrci'. l.iil .•^imim'ihIi ( Strivt. WashinRton. I>. '.: Mostoii. Ma.s.s., W(>ok of July •», 1922. ti. National F.ducation .Vssociation. Mcpartmen? of Superintendence: H. Jone.s, ('loveJaml , •>hio; chicaKo, 111.. Kel.ruary 27-.\rarch ,s. 1922. National Kducaiion .\s.<(K'iation, National Coiincil of Kducation: Homer 11. Seerlev. Slate Teachers' CoUcpc, Colur Fulls. Iowa: .\dclaide S. Havlor. 2ii(» New Jersey Avenue NW., Washington. D. C; I'hicaL'o. Ill, latter part of February, 1922. National Kducators' ('on.ser^ ation Society: Charles L. Bristol, New York I'niversitv, New York, N. Y.; Nomcr tiray, HiRh School of Commerce, 12<1 AVest Forty-sixth Street, New York, N. Y. National Feileriition ofColleg.^ ^\omen: Mrs. J. I'. Merriman, Hotel Commodore, Now York, N. Y.; Mrs. Flora Warren Seymour, 4917 lUackstone Avenue, Chicaso, HI.: New York. N. Y., probably November. . . . 1921 National Fe

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National Society for the Study of Education: F. J. Kelly, University of Kansas, LawTcnce, Kans.: (iuy -M. Whipple, University of .Michigan, .\nn -Vrbor, Mich.; New Orleans, La., with the National FMu- cation .\ssociaiion. National Sixiety for Vocational Education: Lewis .\. Wilson, New York State Department of Educa. tion, Albany, N. Y.; Clotilde Ware, 10 West Forty-second Street, New York, N. Y.; Kansas City, .Mo., January 12-14. 1922. National Society of College Teachers of Education: Haney Inglis, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.; Florence K. Bamljerger, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md., w.th the Department of Super- iniendencv. National Education -V.ssociation. National Speech .\rts .\ssociation: Charles .M. Holt, .Minneapolis, Minn.; Jessie E. Tharp, .New Or- leans, La. National Story Tellers League: .Marv E. Ilargreave.s, 1602 Five South Wabash Avenue, Chicago, III.; .Mrs. E. F. Leonard. 1349 Grace Street, Chicago, 111.; September, 1924. National University Extension A.s.sociatiou: F. W. Reynolds, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah; James A. .Moyer, Stale House, Boston, .Mass.; l^xington, Kv., April, 1922. National \oc-ational Guidance Association: .Mrs. Helen T. Woolc"cy, 264 .Medbury Avenue, Detroit, .Mich.; Anne Davis, Board of Education, Chicago, III.; Chicago, lll.,"Februarv, 1922. New England .\.s.sociali()ii of Chemistry Teachers: Charles H. Stone, is Webster Street, Brookline, .Mass. S. Walter Hoyt, 20 Stone Road, Belmont, .Mass.; Boston, Mass., DeceinUT, 1921. New England .\.s.-Hx-iat.<>n of College Teachers of Education: 11. ('•. Townsend, Smith College, North- ampton, Mass.: Douglass Waples, Tufts College, .Mass.; Boston, .Ma.ss., FaU, 1921. New England .\ssociatiou of Colleges and Secondary Schools: James A. Tufts, PhiUps Exeter .\cadcniy, Exeter, N. H.; Walter Ballou Jacobs, Brown University, Providence, R. I.; Boston, Mass., Deceml>er 2-3,1921. New England .Vssociation of School Libraries: .Mary H. Davis, High School, Brookline, .Mass.; Edith K. Coalman, High School, guincy, .Mass.; Fall, 1921. New England Association of -School SuiK-rintendeiits: S. C. Hutchinson, .Montpelier, Vt.; E. W. Robinson, I itchburg, .Mass.; Boston, .Mass., Noveml)er 10-12, 1921. Now England Association of Teachers of English: Kathcnne H. Shute. 331 Walnut .Wenue, Roxburv, .Mass.; A. B. de .Mille, Milton .\cademv, .Milton, .Ma-s.; Boston, .Mass., Decenilwr 10, 1921. New England College Entrance Ccrtilicate Board: .\rlhur J. Roberts, Colby College, Water\-ille, .Me. Irank \V. NicoLson, Wesleyan University, .Middlctciwii, Conn.; Boston, .Mass., April, l!r22. .New England High School Commercial Teacliers As.s

University, Cambridge, Mass.; Laura F. Wentworth, 35 William.s Street , Brookline, Mass.; Cambridge, Mass., July 29, 1921. North Central -V.ssociation of Colleges and Secondary Schools: Lotus D. ColTman, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn.; Harry Morehouse Gage, C'oe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Chicago, III., .March 130 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, 1921-1922.

North Central Council of State Normal School Presidents: F. A. Cotton, La Crosse, AVis.; J. G. Crabbc, (Jreelev, Colo. Northern Baptist Education Society: Austen K. de Blois, 437 Shawmut Avenue, Boston, Mass.; Rolsert L. Webb, 1066 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Mass.; Worcester, Mass., October 24, 1922. Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools: Hopkins JenMns, Jefferson High School, Port- land, Oreg.; Philip Soulen, University of Idaho, Moscow, Ida.; Spokane, Wash., Mareh 29-31, 1922. Northwestern Association of History, (Government and Economics Teachers: T. O. Ramsev, North Central High School, Spokane, Wash. Playgroimd and Recreation Association of America: Joseph Lee, 1 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y.; Howard S. Braucher, 1 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y. Presbyterian Educational Association of the South: Henry H. Sweets, 410 Urban Building, Louisville, Ky.; D. S. Gage, 410 Urban Building, LouisviUe, Ky.; Montreat, N. C, July, 1922. Progressive Education Association: Arthur E. Morgan, Ludlow Building, Dayton, Ohio: Mrs. Gertrude Stevens Ayres, 1719 Thirty-fifth Street, Washington, D. C, Spring, 1922. Religious Education Association: Theodore G. Soares, University of Chicago, Chicago, 111.; Henry T. Cope, 1440 East Fifty-seventh Street, Chicago, 111., Sprmg, 1922. School Board Member's Association: Secretary, Henry S. Chapin, 23 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Self-(!overnment, Incorporated: Richard Welling, 90 Broadway, New York, N. Y.; Wilmot V. Trevov, 47 Pierpont Street, BrookljTi, N. Y. Societe Nationale des Professeurs Fran^ais: Auguste George, 100 St. Nicholas Avenue, New York, N. Y.; Jean B. Zacharie, 9 Mitchell Place, New York, N. Y.; New York, N. Y., September 17, 1921. Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education: C. F. Scott, Yale University, New Haven, Conn.; F. L. Bishop, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Urbana, lU., June, 1922. Society for Visual Education: Rollin D. Salisbury, LTniversity of Chicago, Chicago, 111.: Forest Ray Moulton, 327 South La Salle Street, Chicago, 111.; Chicago, 111., February 13, 1922. Society of Directors of Physical Education in Colleges: F. W. Luehring, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebr.; T. N. Metcalf, OberUn College, OberUn, Ohio; New York, N. Y., December, 1921. Socictv of Progressive Oral Advocates: Max A. Goldstein, 3858 Westminster, St. Louis, Mo.; Edna Davis, 818 South Kingshighway, St. Louis, Mo.; St. Louis, Mo., June, 1922. Southern Baptist Education Association: W. L. Poteat, Wake Forest, N. C; Albert R. Bond, Jefferson Coimty Bank, Birmingham, Ala.; Birmingham, Ala., December 1, 1921. Southern Commission of Accredited Schools: A. B. Hill, State Capitol, Little Rock, Ark.; Harry Clark, Baptist Convention Building, Nashville, Term.; Birmingham, Ala., November 30, 1921. Southern Commission on Higher Institutions: Bert E. Young, Vanderbilt TTniversity, Nashville, Tenn.; H.D.Campbell, Washington and Ijce University, Lexington, Va.; Birmingham, Ala., November 29, 1921. Southern Education Society: J. P. McConnell, East Radford, Va.; A. P. Bourland, 1707 Kilbourne Place, Washington, D. C; Asheville, N. C, August 2-4, 1922. Southern Home Economics Association: Edith M. Thomas, Department Vocational Education, West Raleigh, N. C; Christine South, Winthrope CoUege, Rock Hill, S. C. Southern Industrial Education Association: C. C. Calhoim, Evans Building, Wasliington, D. C; Mrs. Augusta S. Stone, 1228 Cormecticut Avenue, Washington, D. C; Washington, D. C, October 31, 1921. Southern Woman's Educational Alliance: Oria Latham Hatcher, Hotel Richmond, Richmond, Va.; Rachel E. Gregg, Hotel Richmond, Richmond, Va.: Richmond, Aa., October 20, 1D21. LTnited States Bureau of Education Committee on Highway and Uigliway Transport F.ducatiou: C. J. Tilden, Willard Building, Washington, D. C; Walton C. John, Bureau of Fducation, Washington, D.C. University Commission on Southern Race C^uestions: Josiah Morse, University of South Carolina, Colum- bia, S. C; W. M. Hunlev, Lexington, Va. Vocational Education Association of the Middle West: J. A . James, Univerjty of Wisconsin, Madi.son, Wis.; L. W. Wahlstrom, 1711 Estes Avenue, Chicago, 111.; Milwaukee, Wis., January 11-14, 1922. Western Arts Association: Carl T. Cotter, Board oi Education, Toledo, Ohio; L. R. Abbott, Board of Education, Grand Rapids, Mich.; Cincinnati, Ohio, May 2- .5, 1922. Women's Educational and Industrial Union: Marion Churchill, 22 Kensington Road, Arlington, Mass.; Elizabeth W. Schermerhorn, 84 Prescott Street, Cambridge, Mass.: Boston, Mass., November 8, 1921. Women's Intercollegiate Association for Student Government: Josephine Liederauth, 321 Brookline Avenue, Boston, Mass.; Miriam Brailey, Mt. Holyoke College, South Hadley, Mass.; Boston, Mass., November, 1921. Y. M. C. A. Educational Secretaries Association: B. D. Edwards, Y. M. C. A., Detroit, Mich.; L. (i. Nichols, Y. M. C. A., Portland, Oreg.; June, 1923.

2. State. Alabama: Alabama Educational Association: T. W. Palmer, Montevallo; H. G. Dowling, Cull man. Alabama History Teachers' Association: Mrs. Thomas M. Owen, Montgomery. Alabama Home Economics Association: Mrs. Thoringlon Home, Montgomery; Madge Johnson, Montevallo; Birmingham, April, 1922. Alabama Sunday School Association: James L. Thomas, University; S. H. Blan, Troy; Gadsden, probably April 26, 1922. Association of Alabama Colleges: M. W. Swartz, Woman's College, Montgomery; James G. Doster, I'niversitv: April, 1922. Association of English Teachers of Alabama: Mrs. E. D. Thame, .521 Thirteenth Avenue, Tuscaloosa; Ruth L. Long, Selraa. Arizona: Arizona State Teachers' Association: A. O. Neal, University of Arizona, Tucson: A. L. Jones, Phoenix; October or November, 1922. Arkansas: Arkansas State Teachers' .\ssociati(m: D.T.Henderson, Lake Village; Irene Jones, Leslie; Little Rock, November 10-12, 1921. California: California Council of Education: E. Morris Cox, City Hall, Oakland; Arthur H. Chamberlain, Flood Building, San Francisco. California "Federation of School Women's Clubs: Florence Stahl. 187 South Eleventh Street, San Jose; Alice M. Williams, 327 Forty-first Street, Oakland. Califoniia High School Teachers' Association: Horaw. M. Rebek, Santa Monica; Arthur H. Chamber- lain, Flood Building, San P"rancisco. California Afusic Teachers' Association: Mrs. Edward Pease, I. O. (). F. Building, Sacramento; Mary E. Ireland, 2414 T Street, Sacramento: Oakland, July, 1922. California Stale Association of Teachers of ICnglish: Effie B. McFadden, State Normal School, San Francisco; Benjamin Weed, Ross; December, 1921. .

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CalJforniu—Cont inuod California Teachers' Association, Bav Setiion: Elizabeth Arlett, 24 Linda Avenue, Oakland; Frank H. Boren, University High School, Oakland: Oclobor, 1922. Califorui:! Teachers' AssiK'iution, Central ("oast Section: (.'. W. IMwards, Fresno; James A. Mciiuflin, 711') Vale Avcnu''. Fresno. California Teachers' Association, Northern Section: L. F. Farris, Marysville; Mrs. Mianie R. O'Neil, Ciiv Hall, Sacramento, October, 1922. Calif()rnia Teachers' .\ssociaiiori. Southern Section: .Vrerton I'. Hill, Upland; F. L. Thurston, I'asa- dena: Los Angeles, l>ecemb*'r 21-23. 1921. Central California Teachers' Association: Clarence W. Idwards, Fresno; James .V. McDuffln. TW Yale Avenue, Fresno: Fresno. Pecemb«'r. 1921. i wh.nidi). Colorado Education Association: R. J. Walters, Rocky Ford: H. B. Smith, 532 Commonwealth Build- ing, Denver: Grand Junction, November 7-10, Pueblo, November 9-11, Denver, November 9-11, I9'jr2. Connecticut: Connecticut Arts '.ssociation: .Maud .\. Simpson, 101 Wilcox .V venue, Meriden: Koseinary Brady, 774 East Main Street, Meriden: Bridgeport. Febniary 2-1. 1922. Connecticut Home Kcononucs .Association: Dorothv Buckley. Storrs: Annie I. Robertson, 219Cburcb Street, Hartford: Hartford, October, 1921. Connecticut State Teachers' .VssiKiatiou: Levi T. (Jarrison, WUlimantic: Samuel P. WUlard, Colchester; Bridgeport, Febniary :<-4, 1922. Connecticut Superintendents' .Vssociation of PubUc Schools: Elmer H. Havens, Bridgeport; Howard S. Challenger, UV> Noble Avenue, Bridgeport: Bridjieport, October 10, 1921. Conneiticut Trade Educators' Association: F. I. Trinder, Capitol, Hartford: Everett D. Packard, Bo.\ :«2, Stamford. District of Columbia: Administrative Women in Education of the District of Columbia: \ice president. .Adelaide Davis, Seward .Apartment, Washington: Marv A. Dilger, 1211 Euclid Street NW., Wasnington. Federal Schoolmen's Club: Paul Bartsch, UJb Belmont Street NW., Washington; Alvm W. Miller, 132:J Randolph Street, Washington: Washington, November.'), 1921. High .^chool Teachers' .Vssociation of the District of Columbia: Harry English, Franklin School, Washington; Mrs. M. D. Merrill, Central High School, Washineton: Washington, October, 1921. Principals' .Association of the (iraded Wliite Schools: Metella King, 1001 Eighth Street NW., Wash- ington: Mary .A. Ddger, 1211 Euclid Street NW., Washington. Schot)l Club: Gordon D. Houston, 17o« T Street NW., \\ashmgton; Edwui B. Heiidersou, Falls Church, Va.; Washington, October >*, 1921. Flonda: Flcirida Educational -Association: W. S. Cawthorn, Gainesville; R. L. Turner, Iniierness; Orlando, December •27-29, 1921. Georgia: Georgia County School Officials' Association: M. L. Brittam, Atlanta; M. L. Duggan, .Atlanta. Georgia Educational .Association: Kyle T. .Alfriend, Milledgeville: A. P. Cleveland, V'aldosta. Georgia Slate High School Teachers' Association: Joseph Stewart, Athens; J. H. Purks, Madison; Athens. Georgia State Teachers' .Association: W. D. Thomas, Southern University, Baton Rouge; Silas X. Floyd, 1025 Twelfth Street, Augusta; Columbus, May s-io, 19>2. Idaho: Idaho State Teachers' Assoaation: Secretary, Alice Beach, Montpeher: probably Boise, Thanks- giving vacation, 1921. Illinois: Federation of Illinois Colleges: Joseph R. Harker, Ilhnois Women's College, Jacksonville; E. E. Rail, Northwestern College, .NaperviUe; Evanston, Februarj- 20-21, 1922. High .School Conference, University of Illuiois: U. A. Hollister, 264 Administration Building, Urbana; Lrbana, .November 2a-2.J, 1922. Illinois .AssfK-iation of Teachers of English: Clara Hawkes, Cicero; E. C. Baldwin, Urbana; Urbana, November 19, 1922. Illinois City Superintendents' -Association: J. M. .Allen, Springfield; H. B. Fisher, Streator; Spring- field, t)ctober 27-2.\ 1921. Illinois State .Association of Elementary School Supervisors: F. W, RawcUfle, Cicero; Mabel W. Shaw, 2U^ Buell -\\eiiue, JoUet: Macomb, -May 12-13, 1922. Illinois State School Board .V.ssociation: E. H. -Abbott, Elgin: Mrs. G. -A. Stover, friS South Taylor Avenue, Oak Park: Springfield, October •27-2S, 19'22. Illinois State Teachers' .Association: K. D. Waldo, .Aurora; Robert C. Moore, Carlinville; Springfield, December 2^-30, 1921. Schoolmasters' Club of Illinois: H.\'. Church, Cicero: .Anthony Middleton, 221 Arthur -Avenue, Peona; Bloomington, February 3-4, 1922. Indiana Indiana -Association of Psychology and Education: Oscar U. Williams, Indianapolis; Frances M. Kelsey, Teachers Ct)llege, Indianapolis; Indianapolis, October, 1921.

Indiana' .\.>.-

Iowa Association of .Mathematics Teachers: \\ . E. Beck, Iowa City; .Marion .M. Roberts, 219 .Ash Avenue, .Ames. Iowa Association of Science Teachers: Walter H. Nead, 2124 West Broadway, Council Bluffs; Frances Church, East High .School, Des Moines; Des Moines, November :i, 1921. : .

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Iowa—Cont imied Iowa Association of Teachers of English: Hardin Craig, University of Iowa, Iowa City; H. Y. Moflett, University of Iowa, Iowa City; Des Moines, November, 1922. Iowa Home Economics Association; Mrs. Helen Wagner, Des Moines; Lillie Knappenberger, Iowa State College, Ames; Des Moines, fall, 1921. Iowa Society of Social Science Teachers: Elizabeth Bennett, Cedar Rapids; Ethel L. Goodwin, 1012 Des Moines Street, Des Moines; Des Moines, November 3-4, 1922. Iowa State Federation of Teachers' Clubs: Mrs. M. A. Barr, Muscatine; Mary A. Lord, East Junior High School, Sioux City; Des Moines, November 1922. Iowa State Teachers' Association: L. H. Minkel, Fort Dodge; Charles F. Pye, 407 Youngerman Build- ing, Des Moines; Des Moines, November 3-5, 1921. Kansuv"

K;ii i Tion of Mathematics Teachers: Minnie Dingee, High School, Hutchinson; Edna E.

• !^i\. Tlie Devon, Topeka; Topeka, January, 1922. K ill! icachers of English: Mrs. Charles A. Mahin, Cheney's; Nellie Ansel, Topeka. Ka r, :i( hers' Association: Secretary, Rita Dielman, Manhattan; Topeka, October, 1921.

Kan I in I' III Language .Vssofiation: John V. Cortelyou, Kansas State Agricultural College, Man- liaiian; ililin J. McKinney, High School, Atchinson. Kali a siair Tc-achers' Association: J. \V. Milev, Girard; F. h. Pinet, Topeka; Topeka, Hays, Hutch- iuiou, and Parsons, October 19-21, 1922. Kentuck\ Association of Kentucky Colleges and Universities: W. J. Hutehins, Berea College, Berea; Frank L. Rainey, Centre CoUege, Deanville, Le.Kington, December 3, 1921. Kentuckv Educational Association: Mrs. M. H. Hall, Shelbyville; R. E. Williams, 4518 Southern Parkway, Louisville; Louisville^ April 12-14, 1922. Kentucky Music Teachers' Association: Caroline Bourgard, 1151 East Broadway, Louisville; Flora Marguerite Bertelle, 734 Fourth Avenue, Louisville; Louisville, April or May, 1922. Louisiana: Louisiana Council of Education: \. B. Dinrnddie, Tulane University, New Orleans; G. C. Huckaby, Baton Rouge. Louisiana Professional Teachers' League: J. M. Smith, Lafayette: P. H. Griffith, Baton Rouge. Louisiana State Association of English Teachers: A. G. Reed, Louisians State University, Baton Rouge; Aimie T. Bell, Baton Rouge; Lake Charles, April, 1922. Louisiana Teachers' Association: P. H. Griffith, Baton Rouge; L. J. Alleman, Matchitoches; Lake Charles, first part of April, 1922. Maine: Maine Teachers' Association: G. Herbert Foss, Fort Fairfield; Adelbert W. Gordon, Augusta; Port- land, October 27-28, 1921. Maryland: Maryland Council of Teachers of English: Glenn R. Owens, Baltimore City College, Baltimore; Ada Zouck, Reistertown, November 25, 1922. Maryland History Teachers' Association: Lena C. Van Bibber, 129 Ea.st North Avenue, Baltimore; Laura J. Cavines, Western High School, Baltimore: Baltimore, February, 1922. Maryland State Teachers' Association: Norman W. Cameron, Teachers' Training School. Baltimore; Hugh W. Caldwell, Elkton, Baltimore, Thanksgiving week 1922. Massachusetts: Conference on Rural Education: William R. Aspinwall, State Normal School, Worcester; Honora G. Brown, State Normal School, Worcester: Worcester, March 17, 1922. Harvard Teachers' Association: William L. ^\. Field, Milton Academv, Milton;- Ed\vin A. Shaw, Harvard University, CambiMt'c: i aml.i hIsjp, April 29. 1922.

High School Masters Club of Ma > liaries F. Warner, High School, Springfield; John W.

Hutdiins, High School, Maid. ; Mvh 25, 1922. Massachusetts Public School Jai, .liun: John F. Carr, 38 (ilcnwood Avenue, Cambridge; Terrence F. Casey, 103 Howaiu on. .i, i>..v\..-l|; Lowell, second week in July, 1922. Massachusetts Schoolmasters' Club; Charles S. Clark, Somerville; Leonard M. Patton, Milton; Boston, October, 1921. Ma^achusctt.s State Normal School Teachers' A.ssociation: Roy L. Smith, State Normal School,

: North \ I I riot Bishop, 1 Normal Street, Worcester; Bridgewater, September, 8, 1922. Massachii -irintendents' Association: Fayette K. Congdon, Northampton; S. Howard

Chacc, I -II, December 1, 1922.

' Mas.sacliii - ; federation: Maiy McSkimmon, 20 Clinton Road, Brook'ine, Ernest Wake- dmie, 2:js Kim Siicct, Somerville 44; Cambridge, October 21, 1922. Tufts College Teachers' Association: Adelbert H. Morrison, Mechanical Arts High School, Boston; J. Louis Keegcii, Tufts College; Tufts College, April, 1922. Michigan: Conference on Educational Measiueiuents: Burton Barnes, 1354 Broadway, Detroit; George Birkam, 442ii Hmlbut Avenue, Detroit; Detroit, May, 1921. Michigan Association of School Superintendents and School Board Members: R. W. Cooper, Lansing; M. C. Ualev, Highland Park, Ann Arbor, March 27-2S, 1922. Michigan Schoolmaster.'-' (,'lub: J. P. EdmoiLson, Aim .Vrbor; Louis Parker Jocelyn, 545 South Divi- sion Street, Ann Arbor: Ann Arbor, .March 30, 1922. Michigan State Federation of Teachers' (Mubs: Cora Riggs, Grand Rapids; Lucy Betts, Grand Rapids, Michigan Stale Home Economics As.sociation; .Mary E. Sweeny, .Michigan Agricultural College, East Lan'iinp; Lenna F. Cooper, Battle Creek Sanitaiiun School of Home Economics, Battle Creek; Cor- • vallis, Orcg., July S, 1922. Upi)er Peninsula Educational .\.ssociation: C. L. Phelps, Lshpeming; W. F. Lewis, Marquette: Sault Ste. .Marie, October ll~i:i, 1922. WinncJOta' Minnesota Educational A.ssociation: Theda Gilderaeister, State Teachers CoUege, \Mnona; C. G. Schul/., IWU Portland -Avenue, St. Paul; Minneapolis, November 2-5, 1921. Minnesota Educational .\s.sociation of School Board Members: Victor E. Anderson, Wheaton; L. I'. Wood, Delevan; St. Paul, November 3-5, 1921. Minnesota Music Teachers' Association: Stanley J. Avery, 435 Ridgewood Avenue, Mumeapolis; Harriet .Mien, 1855 A.shland Avenue, St. Paul; St. Paul, June, 1922. Mimicsoia State Nonnal School Teachers: Robert R. Keed, State Teachers College, Winona; Grace B. Thacker, State Teachers College, Beraidji; Miimeapolis, sometime between November 2 and 5, 1921. .

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Mivsissippi Classical Assot-iation: O. A. Shaw, University. Mi-->is,sip[)l Teachers' Asscx'iation: 11. L. .Mi-Cleskey, Station A, Malticshiirj;; V. M. •dlcinan, Junior, Jackson; Jackson, May 3-«>, 1922.

Mis-soiiri College Union: J. L. Rocmcr, St. Charles; F. Hevay Smith, Central 'Ollegc, Fayette; Cameron, November, 1922. ., . Mi-i-iiinri SiK-ietv of Teachers of English: I.iicv J. Hall, State Teachers College, \\ arrensburg, Karly (1. Tvler. l.afaveite llit;li School, St. Joseph; St. l.ouis, November 2 .'., I'.C.'l. UissotiVi Societvof Teachers of Historv and (iovernment: W. A. Lewis, Junior College, Kansas City; J. E. Wrench", Columbia; St. l.ouis, Noveml>er 11-1.1, 1921. Mi-«ier, 1922. Missouri State Teachers' Association: Sam A. Baker, Jenorson City; K. M. Carter, Columbia; St. Louis, November la-18, 1922. Montana: Council of English Teachers: Ida Davis, Bozeman; Margaret Uoman, Missoula; Missoula, Montana Stale" May, 1922. Montana Slate Teachers' Association: J. M. Hamilton, Bozeman; Oscar Uoland, Lewistown.

Nebra-skn History Teachers' Association: Mrs. Mattie A. Branthwaitc, 341 North Eleventh Street, Lincoln: .Margaret Davis, 1712 East Street, Lincoln: Lincoln, May 1922. Nebraska Home Economics Association: Mrs. Lulu Kortz Hudson, Simeon; Mary Ellen Brown, 3321 K Street, Lincoln. Nebra.ska.Mu.sicTeachers'Association: August Molzer, Oliver Building, Lincoln; Paul Reuter, Seward. Nebraska ^Schoolmasters' Club: A. H. Stolcv, Hastings; H. E. Bradford, Lincoln. Nebraska State Teachers' Association: W. U. Morton, Fairbury: H. O. Sutton, Teachers College, Kearney: Oioaha, November 9-11, 1921. Nebraska Women's Educational Club: E. Ruth Pyrete, McKinley School, Lincoln; Mary Crawford, Kearney: Omaha, lirst week in November, 1921.

Nevada State Educational Association: E. L. McKeown, Carson City: E. t). Vaughan, Reno; probably Reno, Deceiiiber, 1921. New Hampshire: New Ilampshire Practical Arts Club: John F. Cook, 34 Union Street, Lebanon; Herbert C. W ilco.x, •229 North Main Street, Concord; Concord, February, 1922. New Ilampshire State Teachers' Association: Francis J. Clayton, Parker .^chool. Concord; Caroline E. Heail, 97 Liberty Street, .Manchester; OctoVier, 1922. New Jersey: Association of Teachers of EngUsh of New Jersey: Charles H. Whitman, Rutgers College, New Bruns- wick; Mal>el A. Tuttle, High School, Linden; Newark. March 2.5, 1922.

Council of Education of the State of New Jersey: Ira T. Chapman, New Brunswick: J . Howard Hulsart, March 10-11, 1922. i". AV. New Jersey Physical Education Assoc-iation : Gustav H. Bojus, PLiblic Schools, Jersey City; Maronev', Dcp'artmcnl of Public Instruction, Trenton. New Jersey Science Teachers' A.ssociation: Melville T. tJook, Rutgers College, New Brunswick: R. .\ Whitmoyer. High School, Atlantic City; New Bnniswick, October, 1921. New Jersey State Teachers' Association: John J. Unger, Bridgeton; Henry J. Neal, CoUingswood; Atlantic Citv, December •27-29, 1921. ViKSitional Arts Association of New Jersey: Griselda Ellis, Girls' Vocational Scho< 1, Newark; James E. C.afTney, 201 Victoria Avenue, Atlantic City; May 14-I.i, 1922. New Mexico: New .Mexico Association for Science: J. S. Chapman, Santa Fe; A. O. Weese, Albuquerque; November, 1921. New .Mexico Educational Association: Josie Lockard, Raton; John Milne, Albuquerque; Albuquenjue, November 22-24, 1922. New York: Assixiated Academic Principals: Sherman L. Howe, Carthage; H. Claude Hardy, Fairport; Syracuse, December 29-31, 1921. Association of Agricultural Teachers and Principals: L. R. Lockwood, Hannibal; I. N. Charlton, CobleskUl; Ithaca, Augusts, 1921. Assf)cialion of Colleges of the State of New York: Frederick C. Ferry, Hamilton t;ollege, Clinton; Augustus S. Downing, Education Building, Albany. New York Stale Association of District Superintendents: John C. Mallock, Churchville; Mrs. Mildred Pratt, Lacoua; Rochester, January 11-13, 1922. New York Siate Assoeiaiion of English Teachers: James M. Spinning, West High School, Rochester; Walter P. Mclniosh, Whit« Plains; Syracuse, Novemljer 2»-29, 1922. New York State Council of City School Supurinlendents: Eruesl llarlwell, Buffalo; R. B. Kelley, Lockport; Albany, October, 1922. New York State Council of Eleincntary School Principals and Teachers: William B. Blaisdell, Temple Street, Frcdonia; D. B. Mills. Bmghamton; BufTalo, November 21-23, 1921. Central School, SjTatuse; New York Siate His'ory T»«ehers' A.ssocial ion : Arthur H. Ferguson, High Franos Madden, lli^li Schtjol, Schenwta

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North Carolina—Continued. North Carolina Association of Geography Teachers: John J. Blair, Wilmington; Collier Cobb, Chapel, HiU; Chapel Hill, July 13, 1922. North Carolina Educational Association: Mildred Harrington, Aberdeen; Mary L. Harris, Concord. North Carolina Sunday School Association: Colbert T. Stepeuson, Winston-Salem; D. W. Sims, 304 Masonic Temple, Raleigh; Charlotte, April 11-13, 1922. North Carolina Teachers' Assembly: Charles E. Brewer, Raleigh: A. T. Allen, Raleigh; Raleigh November 23-2.5, 1921 North Dakota: North Dakota Council of Geography Teachers: .1. E. Switzer, State Normal School, Valley City; Hul- dah L. Winsted, Slate Normal School, Minot. North Dakota Education Association: Nelson Sauvain, Devils Lake; R. L. Brown, Valley City. Ohio: Conference of Ohio Presidents and Deans: Elias Compton, College of Wooster; Mrs. Clara T. Brum- back, Denison University, Granville: Columbus, the Thursday before Easter, 1922. Ohio Association of English Teachers: Edna S. I'ratt, High School of Commerce, Columbus; C. E. Thomas, Woodward High School, Cincinnati: ('olumbus, Christmas Holidays, 1921. Ohio College Association: E. A. Miller, Oberlin College, Oberlin: E. R. Mead, Ohio Wesleyan Uni- versity, Delaware. Ohio History Teachers' Association: Arthur Hirsch, Delaware; G. A.Washhurne, Columbus; Novem- ber, 1922. Ohio Home Economics Association: Martha Hanna, Miami University, Oxford: Henrietta Gromme, Home Economics Department, Ohio State University, Coliunbus: Columbus, December 2S, 1921. Ohio Industrial Arts Teachers' Association: J.W. Davis, Warren; G. R. Frank, Columbus, December, 1921. Ohio League of Teachers' Organizations: Amie G. Inman, 1978 East One hundred and sixteenth Street, Cleveland; F. W. Englehardt, 2204 Fulton Avenue, Clnciimati; Columbus, December 26-27, 1921. Ohio Society of College Teachers of Education: Bruce W. Burch, Wittenberg College, Springfield; F. C. Landsittel, Ohio State University, Columbus; Columbus, March 31-April 1, 1922. Ohio State Teachers' Association: W. H. Kirk, East Cleveland; F. E. Reynolds, West Park; Colum- bus, December 27-29, 1921. Oklahoma: Oklahoma Council of Teachers of Education: Adelia Clifton, Central High School, Oklahoma City; Ada Haima, High School, Shawnee. Oklahoma Education Association: N. O. Hopkins, Okmulgee; M. A. Nash, 401 Capitol Building, Oklahoma City; Oklahoma City, February 9-11, 1922. Oklahoma History Teachers' Association; M. L. Wardell, Pawhuska; C. W. Turner, 1623 Ellison City; Oklahoma City, February 8-10, 1922. Oregon: Oregon Council of Teachers of English: Edna Sterling, Salem; Mrs. Margaret B. Goodall, 1790 Fair- moimt Boulevard, Eugene. Oregon State Teachers' Association: Mrs. Mary L. Fulkerson, Court House, Salem; E. D. Ressler, Corvallis; Portland, December 29-31, 1921. Pennsylvania: Association of School Board Secretaries of Pennsylvania: John G. Shearer, Ford City; Ferdinand Reisgen, Ford City. Pennsylvania Association of Deans and Advisers of Women: Thyrsa Amos, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh; Grace D. McCarthy, State Normal School, West Chester. Pennsylvania State Education Association: William W. Evans, Bloomsburg; James Herbert Kelly, 10 South Market Square, Harrisburg; Altoona, December 27-30, 1921. Pennsylvania State Modem Language Association: J. P. W. Crawford, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia; Ellis A. Schnabel, Northeast High School, Philadelphia; December 2s, 1921. Pennsylvania Stale School Directors' As.sociation: Mrs. E. S. 11. McCauley, Beaver; D. D. Hammel- baugh, IIarrisl)urg; Harrisburg, February 9-10, 1922. Public Education and Ciiild Labor Association of Pennsylvania: Franklin N. Brewer, Wanamaker's Store, Philadelphia: B. M. Watson, 1720 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.

Schoolmen's Week ( University of Pennsylvania): Harlan Updegraff, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia; LeRoy A. King, University of Pennsyh ania, Philadelphia: Philadelphia, probably April 1,3-15, 1922. Rhode Island: Rhode Island History Teachers' Association: Stephen S. Colvin, Brown University, Providence; M. Davitt Carroll, 76 Beaufort Street, Providence. - Rhode Island Institute of Instruction: John F. Deering, Riverpoint; M. Davitt Carroll, 122 Pocasset Avenue, Providence. South Carolina; Association of Collegas of South Carolina: Henry N. Snyder, WoIIord College, Spartanburg; L. T. Baker, University of South Carolina, Columbia. Soutli ( ,: .liii;, ildHie Economics Association: Christine South, Winthrop College, Roc-k Hill; Sarah

South I ,|,,iii,:, ^(iiiiol Improvement Association: Mary Eva Hite, Batesburg; MattieE. Thomas, State De[);irHiii iir (if iMlucation Columbia. South Carolina State Colored Teachers' Association: J. L. Cain, DarUnglon; I. M. A. Myers, Columbia. South Carolina State Teachers' Association: E. C. McCants, Anderson; R. C. Burls, Rock Hill. South Dakota: South Dakota Commercial Teachers' Association: Thomas W. Noel, Yankton; Ella Starr^ Madison. South Dakota Education Association: Jane Emry, Madison; A. H. Seymour, Aberdeen; Pierre, Nov- ember 27-29, 1922. Tennessee: Phvsical Education SocieU' of Tennassee: John R. Bender, Knoxville; Jeannette M. King, Murfrees- boro; Nashville, about Easter. 1922. Tennessee College Association: George J. Burnett, Tennessee College, Murfreesboro; Thomas Alex- ander, Peabody College, Nashville; Nashville, March 16-18, 1922. Tennessee Slate Public School Officers' Association: R. L. Jones, Chattanooga; V. L. Harned, Clarks- vUle. Tennessee State Teachers' Association: li. L. Jones, Murfreesboro; P. L. Harned, Clarksville; Nash- vUle, April, 1922. '

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Texas: Home Economics Assmiaiioii of Texas: Joan Hamilton, nenion; Wealthy Hale. Denton: probably San Antonio, December 1. 1922. Texas State I'eachors' AsMX-iation: M. H. Moore, Fort Worth; R. T. Ellis, 293s Li|»iomb Street, Fort Worth: Dallas. Novemt>er 23-25, 1922. TexiK Stato l"(>ti

i t-i(in.> Asso:iation of Xirginia Colleges: Charles ; . Maphis, University: E. W. .McWhorter. Hampden Richmond, earlv February. 1922. Cooperative Education Association of Virginia: Mrs. B. B. Mimford, 603 East Grace Street. Hichmonil George W. <;uv. Box 1667. Richmond: Riclunond, Thanksgiving week, 1922. Public .School Trustees Association of Virginia: J. B. Friend. Drakes Branch; M. F. McGehee, Key ville; Kichmond, Thanksgiving week, 1922. ts Rural Life Conference ( rni\ ersii v of Virginia): Chairman, Florence H. Stubbs: Chariot ville, August. 192-'. Virginia English Teachers' Association: J. K. L. Johnson, East Radford; Miss Ray ^ an \ ost, John Marshall High School. Richmond. Virginia Society for the Study of Education: J. Preston McConnell, East Radford; Robert T. Kerlin, Lexington. Virginia State Primarv Teachers' Association: Pauline B. Williamson, 805 East Marshall Street, Richmond: Mabel E.'Culkin. State Normal School. Farmville; Richmond, November, 1922. \ irginia State Teachers" Association: J. A.<". Hurt, Mythcvillc; W.T.Sanger, Richmond; Rich- mond, last week in November. 1922. Washington: Puget Sound Englisli Masters' Club: (JeorgeW. Saimderson. Lincoln High School, Seattle; H. I>. Johnson, West Seattle High .School. Seattle. Puget Sound Schoolmasters' Club: R. F. Bown, Tacoma; Frank Farrar, 6725 Twenty-fourth Avenue NW., Seattle: Tacoma. about December 1, 1922. Washington Education Association: Ralph W. Swetman, Ellensbiu'g; Anna L. Gifford, Seattle, Bellingham, October, 1922. West N'irginia: West \irginia Council of Teachers of Enghsh: W. H. Franklin, Huntington. West \irginia Education Association: George M. Ford, Charleston; W. W. Trent, Elkins: Hunting

ton , November 3-5, 1922. Wisconsin: \oiational School Teachers' Association: T. S. Rees, Racine: John B. Coleman, La Crosse: .Milwaukee, January 11-14, 1922. \\is(onsin Agricultural PMucation .Vs.soiiation: J. M. May, River Farm; Glen Lycan, Plymouth. Wisconsin Association for Educational Research: F. L. Clapp, I'niversity of Wisconsin. Madison: Mrs. <'c

Wisconsin Afsociation of Mathematics Teachers: Mrs. Jean Cowles Stcughton: W .W . Hart, University of Wisconsin, Madison; Milwaukee, first week in November, 1922. Wiscon.sin Assoiiation of .Modern Foreign L;ingii;H;c i'ea

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Association of Women Principals of Public Schools of New York City: Je.ssie 15. Colbiu^n, .s West One hundred and sixth Street; Lorelto .M. Rochester. M5 Lexington Avenue. Boston Principals' Association: William B. Snow. English High School: Joseph F. (iould. Bigelow School; Boston, October 5, 1921. Boston Teachers' Club: Annie G. Scolliwd, 11 Rowdilch Street, East Brainlree, Hi: Myrtle C. Dickson, 20 Whiting Street. Roxburv 19: September. I'.fJl. Brooklyn Teuhers' As.-jo. iation": Frank J. Arnold. Publir School UN: Emma K. Germany, Public Scliool UK; September 19, 1921. Chicago Prim ipals' Club: Fred E. Smith, 3600 West Foster Avenue: Mary E. Fellows, 1922 Patterson Avenue; Septemlier 23, 1921. Chicago Teachers' Federation: Ida I-. M. Fursman, 127 North Dearborn Street; Frances E. Harden, 127 North Dearborn Street; September ID, 192L Cincinnati Schoolmasters' Club: c. M. Merry, Hughes High School: M. R. McEh-oy, Woodward High School. Denver Teachers' Club: Margaret A. Smith, 1469 Williams Street; c. R. Christian, 3239 1-rankhn Street. —

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Detroit Teachers' Association: Howard V. Hornung, Hotel Butler; Blanche E. Morris, 3780 Wight Street; October 3, 1921. Educational Society of Baltimore: David E. Weglein, Baltimore City School Administration; William R. Flowers, Eastern High School; October, 1921. Elementary teachers' association (Baltimore): Laura W. Mainster, 3915 Owyn Oak Avenue, Mary Bell, 2S37 St. Paul Street; September 14, 1921. Federation of Teachers' Association of the City of New York: Isabel A. Ennis, 250 Washington Avenue, Brooklyn; Lucille Nicol, 445 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn; New York, N. Y., September 15, 1921. High School Men Teachers' Association of Philadelphia: R. B. Morris, Broad and Jackson Streets; J. H. Longacre, Forty -eighth and Walnut Streets; November 4, 1921. High School Teachers' A?socialion of Los Angeles City: Willis T. Newton, 219 South Burlington; G. W. Preston, 1143 Logan Street; September 19, 1921. High School Teachers' Association of New York City: Harold E. Buttrick, Boys High School, Brooklyn; May I'".. B roc km an. Interbdrough Association of Women Teachers {New York City): Grace Strachan-Forsythe, 20 West Seventy-second Street; Helen A. McKeon, 564^ Clinton Street, Brooklyn. Los Angeles City Teachers' Club: Ida Christine Iversen, 825 West Eighth Street; Marie L. Brandt, 1019 Florida Street; September 19, 1921. Louisville (Ky.) Educational .Vssocialion: W. C. Hatfield, 114 East Kentucky; Agnes Dickson, 1620 Lucia .V venue. New Haven (Conn.j Teachers' League: Bernard J. McDonald, 95 Mansfield Street; Alice E. Wyman, 269 Dwight Street; September 27, 1921. New York Academy of Public Education: Wilham L. Felter, Girls' High School; T. Adrian Curtis, 120 Central Park South. New York City Association of Teachers of English: John Avent, JuHa Richman High School; Elinor Hastings, Washington Irving High School; September 17, 1921. New York City Principals' Association: William Rabenort, Public School 55; Jessie B. Colburn, Public School 96; September 23, 1921. New York Schoolmasters' Club: Francis H. J. Paul, Forest Hills Gardens: Matthew D. Quinn, 101 East Ninety-second Street; Octobers, 1921. New '\'ork Society for the Experimental Study of Education; John L. Tildsley, 500 Park Avenue: J. Carle- ton Bell, 1032 A Sterling I'lace, Brooklyn. Oakland (Calif.) Schoolvvomen's Club: Jovce Lobncr. 2415 Telegraph: Myrtle Poole, 5216 Desmond Street; August, 1921. Oakland (Calif.) Teachers' Association: Edgar E. Muller, 3909 Lynwood Avenue; H. D. Brasefield, Fre- mont High School; October, 1921. Passaic (N. J.) Teachers' Association: Mary A. Dwyer, Madison Street; K. A. Dey, 9 Rutger Place; Octo- ber, 2, 1921. Philadelphia Teachers' Association: Lucy L. W. Wilson, Broad and Snyder Avenue; Emily M. Renshaw, 1115 South Fiftv-eighth Street, September 2, 1921. Pittsburgh Teachers' Association: John Adams, 1003 Bessemer Building: Ida Gealey, 1003 Bessemer Building; September 9, 1921. Portland (Oreg.) Grade Teachers' Association: Anna Read Ockley Green School; Anne W. Blesen, Tudor .\rins Apartment; September 14 1921. Public Education Association of Buffalo: Hem-y Ware Sprague, Erie Coimty Bank Building; William P. Haines, 122 Pearl Street. Public Education Association of Chicago: C. M. Moderwell, 28 East Jackson Boulevard: Glen Edwards, 5486 Blackstone Avenue, May. 1922. Public Education Association of the City of New York: Charles P. Howland, 61 Broadway: Howard W. Nudd, 8 West Fortieth Street. Public School Teachers' Association of Baltimore: Rozell Rerryman; Euclid and Woodland Avenue; Min- nie Daugherty, (>37 West North Avenue: October 10, 1921. Richmond (\'a.) "Elementary Teachers' Association; Ruth Redd, 1005 West Avenue: Miss Clara Somma, 2721 West Grace Street; Oct^ober 12, 1921.

Richmondhraond (Va.)( Va. ) Teachers' League: W. C. Locker,Loi 811 Seminary Avenue: Erailv C. Royall, 415 West Grace Street: October, 1921. San Francisco Grade Teachers' Association: Mrs. E. L. Dacre, 42 Henry Street: Dorothy S. Farrell, 22 Henry Street; August, 1921. Schoolmasters' Association of New York and Vicinity: Herbert E. Hawkes, Columbia University; Lloyd W. Johnson, Adelphi Academy, Brooklyn, New York City, October 21, 1921. Schoolmaster's Club of Philadelphia: Albert W. Dudley, 6303 North Eleventh Street: Thomas J. Dobbins, 510 Midvale Avenue. Teachers' Council (New York City): William J. McAulifle, 372 East One hundred and ninety-fourth Street; Helen A. McKeon, 564 A Clinton Street, Brooklyn.

Utica ( N. Y.) Teachers' Association: Vincent c,. Bro\ra, lOA Lyon Place, New Hartford; Luella J. Thomas, 423 Court Street; September, 1921.

XXIV. Leakned AND Civic Organizations.

The following list shows, first, the name of the organization: second, the name and address of the president; third the name and address of the secretary, fourth, the place and date of the next meeting.

American Academy of Arts and Letters: William Milligan Sloane, Princeton, N. J.: Robert Underwood Johnson, 15 West Eighty-first Street, New York, N. Y.; New York, N. Y., November 2, 1921. American Academy of Medicine: William L. Estes, South Bethlehem, Pa.: T. W. Grayson, 8037 Jenkins Arcade, Pittsburgh, Pa. American Academy of Political and Social Science: Leo S. Rowe, Pan-American Union, Washington, 1). C, J. P. Lichtenberger, 307 Logan Hall University of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pa.; Philadel- phia, Pa., May, 1922. American A.ssociation for Community Organization; W. J. Norton, 542 Griswold Street, Detroit, Mich.; Raymond ('lapp, 573 Electric Building, Cleveland, Ohio; Providence, R. I., June, 1922. American Association for Labor Legislation: Thomas L. Chadbourne, 14 Wall Street, New York City, N. Y.: John B. Andrews, 131 East Twenty-third Street: December, 1921.

American Association for the Advancement of Science: E. II . Moore, University of Chicago, Chicago, 111.; Burton E. Livingston, Smithsonian Institution. Washington, D. C: Toronto, Canada, l)ecember 27-31, 1921. American Association of Museums: Frederic Allen Whiting, Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, Ohio; Harold L. Madison, Cleveland Museum of Natural History, Cleveland, Ohio; Buflialo, X. V., May, 1922. LEA^^^E!» ANP CIVIC ORCANIZATIOXS. 137

American Cbemkul Socitty: Kilgui K. buiiih, Liiivtrsiiv of I'liiii.-vlvania, riaJadelphia, ra.; iharU-s 1.. larsons Kli-.k; Strtvt N W., \Vti,shuigtciu, l>.C.;Ni'\v York, N. V, ScplemlKr IÎO, lyjl. AnierU'aii t'iiild Hygiene Assoeialimi: Henry L. K.Sbaw,3t(l Slate Street, Alhauy, N. Y.: If. K. llelm- 2-.'., holz, ilavd Cliiiic, Itmlie-tu . Minn.; New lluvcn, C'oini., Novcnilxr I'JJl. Amcricau Civic Association: J. iloraee MeKarhmd, llurrisburj;, I'a.; ilarlean Jiuue,s, 905 Union Trust Buildinj.', Wa^bniKlon, D. C; flncaKo. Hi-, Ni>veiul)er l.J-17, ISHM. American Coiuury Lafe A.^smiaiam: Ken>(iii L. Uiiiterfield, Aniherst, Mass.; Charles J. Galpin, Waîh- mglon.D.C; Ne.v Orleans. La., November H> 12, I9J1. Americjui Economic Assmiaiiun: Jacob 11. Hollander, JohiLs Hopkins Univer.siiy, Bulliniore, Md.; Kay K. WeslerUeld, Yale Station, New Haven, Iktnn.; riltsliursb, Fa., last week Oivember, 1»21. American Forestry A.-i.-ociation: Charles Lallirop I'ack, Lakewixxi, N. J.; Pcrcival Sheldon Kidsdale, 1:214 Sixtoenlb Street NW., WasliiiiRton, 1). C. American (.Icnelic A> (niatmn: David Kairchild, Box 364, Pennsylvania Avenue Station, \Va.shinKlon, D. C; Ueorgo M. Kommel, Bo.\ 3o4, Penn.sylvania Avenue Station, Washington, D. C; Washington, D. C, January 12, 1V2:2. American Geottrapliical Soiietv: John Greeiiough, Broadway at One hundred and OXly-sUth Street, New- York, N. Y.; Isalali Bowiaan, Broadway al One hundred and flfty-sLxth Street, New Y'ork, N. Y., November 22, 1921. American lli>ioncal As>oLiation: Jules Jiu^serand, French Kmbassy, Washington, I). C; John Spencer BasseiL, Northampton, Mass.; St. Louis, Mo., Uctember 27, 1921. American Library Associalion: Azariah S. Uoot, Oberlui (.oUego Library, Oberhn, Ohio; Carl H. Milam, 7S Kait Washington Street, Chicago, ill.; Detroit, Mich., June 2t)-July I, 1922. American .Mathematical Society: G. A. Bhss, University of Chicago. Chicago, ill.; U. G. D. Richardson, Hrov\n University, Pro%-idenco, R. 1.; Welleslev, .Mass.. Sepleniljer 7-9, 1921. American Metlical Association: George Kdmuiid de Schweiiiilz, 17Uo Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.; .\le.\aiKier K. Craig, ii.') North Dearborn Street, Chicago, 111.; St. Louis, Mo. , , v.. American Plulological Association: Walton BrcM.ks .McDaniel, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, I'a.; Clarence P. Bill, Adalbert CoUege, Cleveland, Oliio; Ann Arbor, .Mich.. December 2!>-30, 1921. American Philosophical Association, Kastern Division: W. H. Sheldon, Y'ale University, New Haven, Decem- Conn.; A. 11. Jones, Brown University, Providence, R. 1.; Vassar College, Pouglikeepsie, N . Y ., ber 25-.n, 1921. American Philosophical Society: William B. Scott, Princeton, N. J.; I. Minis Hays, 104 South Fifth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.; Philadelphia, Pa., April 2H-n, 1922. American Political Science Association: Leo S. Kowe, Pan American Union, Washington, D. C; 1-rederic A. Ogg, Umversitv of Wi.scoii.sin, Maer 29-;jl, lii21. Botanical Society of America: Charles E. Allen, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.; J. R. Schramm, llOStewart Avenue, Ithaca, N. Y.; Toronto, Canada, December 27-31, 1921. Child Conservation League of America: Winfield Scott Hall, 3i:«> 1 vison Avenue, Berwyn, 111.; Mrs. Mary 1922. Laux Beckwith. Room 1113, Woman's Temple, Chicago, HI.; Chicago, 111., March 16, Child Health Organization of America: L. Kmmett Holt, IM West Fifty-eighth Street, New Y ork, N. \ .; Frclerick Peterson. Hotel Chatham, New Y'ork, N. Y.; Octolw. 1921. Ver- tarni Women s National Congress: Mrs. Fannie M. iOinck, Clarkville, Iowa; Mrs. Nettie Dennison, mihon, S. D. Geological Society of Americ-a: James F. Kemp, Columbia University, New Y'ork, N. Y.; E. O. Hovey, American Museum of Natural History, New Y'ork, N. Y'.; Amherst, Mass., Dec-ember 2S-30, 1921. Inter-Racial Council: Secretary-, M. 1. Piipin, Columbia University, New Y'ork, N. Y. Jew i>h Agricultural and Indu.stria! Aid Society: Cjtus L. Sulzberger, .S16 West End Avenue, New Y ork, N. Y.; Eugene S. Benjamin, 1019 Madison Avenue, New Y'ork, N. Y. llathematical A.s.sociation of America: H. A. Miller, University of Illinois, Urbana, 111.; W. D. Cainis, OlxrUn College. Oberlin, Ohio; Toronto, Canada, Dec-eml)er, 1921. liUitary Training Camps Association of the United States: Archibald 0. Thacher, 19 West Forty-foiu-th Street, Ne\»- Y'ork, N. Y.; Arthur F. Cosbv, 19 West Forty-fourth Street, New Y'ork, N. Y'.; New \ ork, N. v., July, 19-21. Modern Language Assoi-iation of America: William Guild Howard. :f9 Kirkland Street. Cambridge, Mass.; Carleton Brown, Bryn .Ma«T College, Brjn Mawr, Pa.; Baltimore, Md., December 2>^-.;ii, 1921. Modem lângtiage Teachers' Association ofthe Central West and South: A. R. HohUeld, 124 Hn-ese Terrare, Madison, Wis.; C. H. Hand.schin, Oxford, Ohio: Chicago, HI., Mav, 19-22. National Academy of Scieiuvs: Charles Ooolittlo Waleott, Smithsonian lu-stitution, Washington, D. C; I'harlcs Greeley .\bt>ot, Smithsonian Institution, Wa."!hington. D. C. National Agricultural Society: Howard R. Smith, Live Stock E.xchangc Building, Chicago, lU.; Roliert Scoville, Hartford. Conn. National A s.>;ociat ion of .\udubon Societies: T. GillK-rl Pear?on, 1974 Broadway, New Y'ork, N. V.; William P. Wharton, (;rotou, Ma.ss.; New York, N. Y., Jiuuiarv, 1922. „ ^ National Child Welfare As.«odation: William H. Wadhams, 48 East Seventy-eighth Street, New York, N. Y.; Charles F. PowU.-«)n, 70 Fifth Avenue, New Y'ork. N. Y.; .New York, N. Y'., January- 9, 1922. National Civic Federation: Alton H. Parker, 61 Broadway, New Y'ork, N. Y.; D. L. Cea

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National Geographic Society: Gilbert Grosvenor, National Geographic Society, Washington, T>. C; O. P. Austin, National Geographic Society, Washington, D. C: Washington, D. C. National Historical Society: Frank Allatwn, 37 West Thirty-ninth Street, New York, N. Y.; Malwl T. R. Washburn, 37 West Thirty-ninth Street, New York, N. Y. National Institute of Arts and Letters: Robert Grant, 211 Bay State Road, Boston, Mass.; Jefferson B. Fletrjher, Columbia Uniyersity, New York, N. Y.; New York, N. Y., January, 1922. National Institute of Social Sciences: Secretary', Jessie Knight, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, S. A. National Municipal League: H. M. Waite, 105 West Fortieth Street, New York, N. Y.; H. W. Dodds, 261 Broadway, New York, N. Y.: Chicago, 111., November 16-18, 1921. National Research Co\ancil: John C. Merriam, Carnegie Institution, Washington, D. C; Vernon Kellogg, 1701 Massachusetts Ayenuc NW., Washington, D. C. National Safety Council: C. P. Tolman, 111 Broadway, New York, N. Y.; Sidney J. Williams, 168 North Michigan Ayenue, Chi(a;;o, fll.; Boston, Mass., September 26-30, 1921. National Security League: Charles D. Orth, 17 East Fortv-ninth Street, New York, N. Y.; E. L. Harvey, 17 East Forlv-ninih irei't, New York, N. Y'.; New York, N. Y. September 17, 1921. Pan American Society of ihe rnii John Bassett Moore, 267 West Seventy-third Street, New

i York, N.Y.; Johns. Priiid . I ! 1

Society for the Promotion of A- ! II life: Burt L. Hartwell, Kingston, R. I.; Jacob G. Lipman,

New Brunswick, N. J.; Kc.-. I . 1 :., November 7-8, 1921. Southern Cooperative League: I'm u... U; i*. Claxton, University of Alabama, University, Ala.; J. E. McCulloch, 817 Fourteenth Slrt ;l N \V., Washington, D. C; Chattanooga, Tenn., November 6-9, 1921. Woman's National Farm and Garden Association: Mrs. Russell Tyson, 1728 Stevens Building, Chicago, 111.: Mrs. P. L. Richtmyer, 1728 Stevens Building, Chicago, 111.; spring, 1922. Workers' Educational Bureau of America: James H. Maurer, Harrisburg, Pa.; Spencer Miller, 465 West Twenty-third Street, Now York, N. Y.; 465 West Twenty-third Street, New York, N. Y., August 20,

XXV. National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations.

The officers of the National Congress of Mothers 'and Parent-Teacher Associations are: President, Mrs. Milton P. Higgins, 228 We,st Street, Worcester, Mass.; Executive Secretary, Mrs. Arthur Watkins, 1201 Sixteenth Street NW., Washington, D. V. Annual meeting. May 8-12, 1922, Takoma, Wash.

Name. | President. Secretary. Place of meeting.

Alabama Mrs. H. S. Doster, Pratt- Mrs. B. F. Hardeman, 404

1 ville. Washington Ave. Arizona Mrs. John Langdon, Clem- Mrs. R.F.AVashbum,741 PhoenLx, March 23, 24, 25, enceau. W.Pierce St., Phoenix. 1922.

California ' Mrs. Harry J. Ewing, 70 Mrs. John F. Sheehan, 117 San Jose, July 12, 1921. East WilUam St., San Alpine Terrace, San j Jose. Francisco. Colorado ' Mrs. Richard Crawford Mrs. C. E. Roe, 517 Kit- Second. Thursday of each 1075 1 CampbeU, Pemisyl- tredge Building, Den- month.

1 vania St., Denver. ver. Connecticut Mrs. E. C. Littlefleld, 448

1 Orange St., New Haven. Delaware Mrs John B (^leaver Middletown. District of Columbia Mrs. G. S. fiafter. 1774 KUbourne Place, Wash- ington, D. C. Florida Mrs. Arthur C. Cummer, Jacksonville. tieorgia Mrs. C. A. Hilbun, 175 Rivoli, Macon. Idalio Mrs S J Ewen Boise Uliuois Mrs. AVm. F. Young, 220 Mrs. Julius Floto, 32 North Chicago, May, 1922. Myrtle St., Winnetke, Mayfield Ave., Chicago. Indiana Mrs. RoUin J. Cheney, Indianapolis, Oct. 20-22,

1004 Vincennes St. , New 1921. Albany. Miss Carolyn E. Forgrave, Mrs. H." G. Drake, 1405 Perry. 23d St., Des Moines. 1921

Kansas Mrs. "J. K. Codding, Miss Lillian Kuutz. 810 1 Wichita, between Mar. 15

Lansing. S. 2.1.1. L,.)v,n worth. ] and 25, 1922. Mrs. George C. Weldon, Eastleigh, LouisviUe. Ai,l. 'J-', WissiUKcr- Gaiilbcn,Louisvme. Maine Mrs. Frederick P. Abbott, Miss Lydia R. Rideoul, June, 1922. Saco. Saco. Maryland Mrs. Harry E. Parkhurst, 1410 Park Ave., Balti- more. Massacliusetls Mrs. Edward C. Mason, 8 Mr.s. H. Y. Neal, Packard Springfield, Oct. 13, 14, 15, Grove St., Winchester. Ave., Tufts College. Michigan Mrs. F-. W. Kiefer Port Huron. Mississippi Mrs. II. P. Hughes, Gulf Mrs. Ernest Bennett, Jackson, May 1, 1922. I'ark.Guifport. Natchez. Missouri Mrs. ^\'illiam Ullmann Mrs. A. B. Sherwood, 412 Springfield, July 19. 521 E. Walnut St., Harrison, Springfield. Springfield. Montana Mrs. E.C.Elliott, Helena..

New Hampshire. . . Mrs. C. L. Simmers, Durham EDUCATIONAL PEIUODICALS. 139

XXV— Xational Congress of Mothers and Parknt-Tkachku Associa- noxs— <\intinuod.

Name. Secretary. Place of meeting.

New Jersey Mrs. D. W. Cooper, Mont- Mrs. \Vm. F. Little, 110 Trenton, Nov. 9 and 10, clair. Elm Ave., Rah way. 1921. New Mexico Mrs. Ruth C. .Miller, Santa Mrs. Jessie <;ray, Hot Albuquerrpie, Thanksgiv- Fe. Springs. ing weex. New ^ ork Mrs. M. C. HoUey. 175 Mrs. F. D. Bidwell, 55 Rochester, Oct. 3 7, 1921.

Lociisl St., LocKport. i Manning Blvd., ;\Jbany. North Carolina Mrs. Joseph C.aribaldi, 214 Park St., Charlotte. North Dakota Mrs. F. B. Xaylor. Lari- Albert H. Voder, Univ. niore. of North Dakota,*^ rand i Forks. Mrs. S. M. Williams, 1534 Mrs. Charles A.xline. No. Wanen. Oct. 12, 14, 15, | Lakewood Ave., Lima. 8. The Pristilla, Cincin- 1<>21. nati.

Ofopon Mrs. J. F. Hill, 218 Knott : Afrs. J. F. Risley, R. R., Pendleton, .^ray 11-14, 1921.

St.. Portland. 1 Milwaukee. I'emiiylvania. Mrs. E. E. Kiernan, Som- Mrs. C. T. Saylor, Rock- Altoona, Oct. ."i, 6, 7. erset. wood. E. 96 Mrs. James J. McCabe, 130 Providence, .^^pril. Rhode Island. Mrs. S. Moulton, , -Vliimni Ave., Provi- Messer St., Providence. dence. South Dakota. Mrs. H. R. Kenaston, Mrs. AV. S.Hill, Mitchell.. Honesteel. Tennessee Mrs. E. Crutcher. 817 Mrs. c.. M. Whittemore, Paris, last work in October. Lischey .\ve., Nashville. 1501 Ashwood .Vve., NashvUle.

Texa.< Mrs. S. M. N. Marrs.Capi- Mrs. Noves D. Smith, 801 San .\ntonio, some time : lol Station, Austin. \V. 21st St., Aastin. Novemher. L-tal> Mrs. John E. Dooley, 506 E. S. Temple St., Salt Lake City. Vermont Mrs. P. W. Freeman, Rut- land. Virginia Mrs. Harry Semones, 601 Mrs. R. B. Embrec, Btiena April, 1922.

Mc Bain Bldg. , Roanoke. Vista. ('. j >Vashingtcu... Mrs. A. Vamey. Vakima Mrs. M. Peacock. | Everett, April or May, Vakima. ^'isconsin Mrs. (ieoree N. Trumper, 7,34 Prairie Ave., Ke- nosha.

XXV I—Educational Periodicals

List of Amcricm\ fducalional ptriodirals cwifntly ranttd hy thi Vbrani cj ihr Bvrrau of Edu cat-ion.

(List of abbreviations: bm.= bimonthly, ir. irregular: m.^ monthly; q.=

. = weekly. I Ahihnma School Joiima 130 South NinoKonth ."^trect. Binnincham

AmeriMn Child. 10.5 East Twenty-secnndTwentv-Kpcfind Street, New York, N. Y. «i American t ookery. 221 Columbus .\ venue, Boston, .Mass. lO nos. .^mericiin Exr>ni:in. is North' .Main Street, Concord, .N. II. q. .\inoric:in Penman. .30 Irving' Place, .New 'I'ork, N. V. m. American Physic-.d Educaticm Review. Si)rinuneld, .Mass. 10 nos. American Sclinol. P. O. Box tiaU, Milwaukee. Wis. m. American Schfiol Bo;ird Journal. •3,">1 MihvauKee Street. Milwaukee, Wis .\ineric:in Schof'lniiistcr. VpsiLinii, .\Iicli. 10 nos.

.^meri(-,m To-.ichor. 7ii Fifth .Vvenue, .New York, .\. Y. 10 1 Arizona Teacher und Home Journal. Phoenix. 10 nos. -Vrkansis Te-acher. Little Rock, lo nfis.

ArtLs:in. State Trade .Sdiool, BridgeiHirt, Conn. . C. 10 nos. Cathohc Sch(xil Journal. Milwaukee. W is. 10 nos. Chiciuo Schools Journal. Chic-a^'o .Nontial Colle^-c Chicag 10 nos. Child-Welfare Maeazine. tl North giieen Street, i.anc-.u^ter. Pa. m. Christian Education, ly South La Sallo Street, Chicago, 111. m. rhrtsiian Education .Monthly. Nashville, Tenn. m. Christ i;ui EduCiU or. Washington, D. C. 10 nos. Christian Educator. 420 Plum Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. 10 nos. Christian Student. 150 Fifth .Vvenue, .New York, N. Y. q. 140 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, 1921-1922.

Church School. 150 Fifth Avenue, New York, X. Y. m. ClassicalJoumal. University of Chicago Ptess, Chicago, 111. 9 nos.

Classical Weekly. Barnard College, New York, N. V. w. from < ctober to Mav. Colorado School Journal. Denver. 10 nos. Common Ground. Somerville, Mass. q. Community and Toiurist Magazine. Duluth, Minn. Jii. Commimity Center. Moimt Morris, 111. ir. Connecticut. See Artisan; Connecticut Schools. Connecticut Schools. Hartford. 10 nos. District of Columbia. See Catholic ^Educational Review; Christian Educator; Educational Record; Junior Red Cross News; Journal of the National Education Association; Quarterly Magazine of the Southern Industrial Educational Association: School Life; Volta Review. Education. 120 Boylston Street, Boston, Mass. 10 nos. Education Bulletin. Trenton, N. J. 10 nos. Educational Administration and Supervision. Warwick & York (Inc.), Baltimore, Md. 10 nos. Educational Film Magazine. 33 Wast Forty-second Street, New York, N. Y. 10 nos. Educational Foundations. 31-33 East Twenty-seventh Street, New York, N. Y. 10 nos. Educational Issues. 801-2 f^ ccidcntal Building, Indianapohs, Ind. m. Educational Record. 81S Connecticut Avenue, Washington, D. ('. q. Educational Review. Doubleday, Fage & Company, (farden City, N. Y. ]Onos. Educator-Journal. 610 Lemeke Building, Indianapolis, Ind. m. Elementary School Journal, l^niversity of Chicago, Chicago, 111. 10 nos. Engineering Education. Bulletin of the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education. Lancaster, Pa. 10 nos. English Journal. University of Chicago Press, Chicago, 111. lo nos. EngUsh Leaflet. Concord, N. H. 7 nos. General Science Quarterly. Salem, Mass. q. Georgia. See High School Quarterly; National Note-book Quarterly; School and Home. Harvard Graduates' Magazine. 99 State Street, Boston, Mass. q. Hawaii Educational Review. Honolulu. 10 nos. High School Journal. Chapel Hill, N. C. S nos. High School Quarterly. Athens, Ga. q. Historical Outlook. McKinley Publishing Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 9 nos. Home and School Guest. Stroudsburg, Pa. q. Hospital School Journal. Farmington, Mich. bm. Idaho Teticher. Boise, Iowa. 10 nos. Illinois. See Chicago Schools Journal; Christian Education; Classical Joiu:nal; EngUsh Journal; IlUnois Association of Teachers of Enghsh Bulletin; Illinois Teacher; Journal of Educational Method; Journal of Educational Research; Manual Training Magazine; Modem Language Journal; Religious Education; School and Home Education; School Century; School News and Practical Educator; School Re^iew; School Science and Mathematics; University Record; Visual Education. Illinois Association of Teachers of Enghsh Bulletin. Urbana. 8 nos. IlUnois Teacher. Bloomington. 10 nos. Indiana. See Educational Issues; Educator-Journal. Industrial-Arts Magazine. Bruce Publishing Co., Milwaukee, Wis. m. Inter-Mountain Educator. Missoula, Mont. 10 nos. Iowa. See Junior High Clearing House; Midland Schools; School Music. JohnsHopkins Alumni Magazine. Baltimore, Md. q. Journalof Applied Psychology. Worcester, Mass. q. Journal of Education, (i Beacon Street, Boston, Mass. w. Journal of Educational Psychology. Warwick & York (Inc.), Baltimore, Md. 10 nos. Journal of Educational Method World Book Company, Yonkers, N. Y. 10 nos. Journal of Educational Research. Public School Publishing Co., Bloomington, lU. 10 nos Journal of Experimental Psychology. Princeton, N. L bm. Journal of Geography. State Teachers College, Mankalo, Minn. 9 nos. Journal of Honie Economics. 1211 Cathedral Street, Baltimore, Md. m. Journal of the National Education Association. 1201 Sixteenth Street N W., Washington, D. C. 10 nos. Joiu-ualof the New York Teachers' Association. Rochester. 8 nos. Junior High Clearing House. Sioux City, Iowa. 8 nos. Junior Red Cross News. Washington, D. C. 9 nos. Kansas. See Kansas Teacher; Teaching. Kansas Teacher. 92:5 Kansas Avenue, Topeka. m. Kentucky. See Kentucky Education Association Bulletin; Kentucky High Sihool Quarterly; Southern School Journal. Kentucky Education Association Bulletin. Louisville, ni. Kentucky High School Quarterly. Lexington, q. Kindergarten and First Grade. Springfield, Mass. 10 nos. Kindergarten-Primary Magazine. Manistee, Mich. bm. Los Angeles School Journal. 422-23 Chamber of Commerce Building, Los Angeles, Calif, w. Louisiana. See Southern School Work. Maine State School Bulletin. Augusta. 10 nos. Manual Training Magazine. Peoria, 111. ni. Maryland. Sec Educational AdministratKni uiil Sui'orvi.-~ioii; Jcjhrs Ilojikins Alumni Magazine; Journal of Educational Psycholog>'; Journal of Ilian.' K< i.nninii-: Mcitlu rami Child. Massachusetts. See American Cookery; Ann; Man ,)..iiiiial d Srlidol Hygiene; American Physical Edu- cation Review; Boston Teachers' News-Let icr; Common Ground; lOducation; Engli.sh Leaflet; (ien- eral Science Quarterly; Harvard Graduates' Magazine; Journal of Applied Psycnologj-; Journal of Education; Kindergarten and First Grade; Pedagogical Seminary; Popular Educator; Primary Education; School Arts Magazine. Mathematics Teacher. Lancaster, Pa. q. Mental Hvgicne. 27 Columbia Street, .Albanv, N. Y. q. Michigan. See American Schoolmaster; Ho.spital School Journal: Kindergarten-Primary Magazine; Moderator-Topics. Middle-West School Review, Omaha, Nebr. 10 nos. Midland Schools. Des Moines, Iowa. 10 nos. Mind and Bodv. New Ulm, Minn. m. Minnesota. See Community and Tourist Magazine: Journal of Geogr3i)hy; Mind and Body; Minnesota Teacher; National School Building Journal: National School Digest. Minnesota Teacher. Minneapolis, q. EDUCATIONAL PERIODir.\LS. 141

Mississippi Educational Advance. Jackson. lOnas. Mts-souri. See Missouri Sdiool Journal: Rural School Messenger; School and Community. Missouri Schotil Journal. JelTerson City. m. .Mo>lerator-To|«ics. Lansing, Mich. w". except July and August. Modern Laniniane Journal. TtxV) Saginaw Avenue, Chicago, 111. S nos. Montana, iiee Inter- .Mountain Educator. Modern Rural Sihiw)l and Home Magazine. Oklahoma City, Okla. m. Mother and Child. IJll Cathedral Street, Baltimore. Md. bm. National .X.ssfx iutinn of Corporation Training Bulletin. 130 East Fifteenth Street. New York, N. Y. m. NationalNoii>-l)oi)k Quarterly. Augusta, da. q. National School digest. U()o University Avenue SE., Miimeapohs, Minn. 9 nos. Nature-Studv Review. Ithaca, N.Y. 9 nos. .SV« Nebraska Teacher. Lincoln. 10 nos. Nebraska. Middle-West School Review ; Nebraska Teacher. Nevada Educational Bulletin. Carson City, in nos. New Hampshire. ^Vr American Oxonian. New Jersev. .êe Education Bulletin; Journal of Experimental Psychology; Newark School Bulletin; SchiMilNews; Training School Bulletin. New York. >V^ American Child: AmericanEdTication: American Penman; American Teacher: Bullletin of High Points in the Work of the High Schools of New York City: Christian Student; Church School; Classual W ceklv: Ediuaiional Film Ma^'aziiu; Educational" Foundations; Educational Review; Journal of the New ôrk State Teachers' Association: Menial Hygiene: National Association of Cor- poration Training Bulletin; Nature-Study Review: Normal Instructor and Primary Plans: Play- ground; School and Community: School and Home; School and Society: School Maga/ine; Teachers College Retord: Tcac her's Mo!ibgrai)hs: Ingraded; Vocationist. Newark Schoiness Educator: Christian Educator; Ohio Educational Monthly; Ohio History Teachers' Journal: Ohio State University Monthly: Ohio Teacher; School Index; Sunday School JouniaL Ohio Educational Monthly. Columbus, Ohio. m. Ohio History Teachers' Journal. Columbus, q. Ohio State University Monthly. Columbus, q. Ohio Teacher. Columbus, m. Oklahoma. Sf^c Modern RuralSchooland Home Magazine; Oklahoma School Herald: oklahoni a Tcaih.r Oklahoma School Herald. Tulsa. 10 nos. Oklahoma Teacher. Oklahoma City. 10 nos. Oregon Teachers' Monthly. Salem. 10 nos. Pedagogical Seminary. SVorcester, Mass. q. Pennsylvania. Sfe Child-Welfare Magazine; Engineering Education: Historical Outlook; Home and School (iuest; Mathematics Teacher; Pennsylvania School Journal: Pittsburgh School Bulletin: Psychological Clinic. Peiuisylvania School Journal. Lebanon. 10 nos. I'hiUppine Education. Manila. 10 nos. I'hihppine News Re^ê^v. Manila, sm. Pittsburgh School Bidletin. HXG Bessemer Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. 10 nos. Playground. 1 Madison Avenue. New York, N. Y. m. Popular Educator. oO Bromfield Street, Boston, Mass. 10 nos. Porto Rico School Review. San Juan. 10 nos. Primary Education. .'.0 Bromlield Street, Boston, Mass. 10 nos. Progressive Teacher. .Morristown.Tcnn. lo nos. I'sychologitalClinic. Wooiland Avenue and Thirty-sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 9 nos. Quarterly Journalol Speech Educ-ation. .\nn Arbor, Mich. q. Quarterly Journalofihc University of North Dakota. University, q. Quarterly .Magazine of the Southern Industrial Educational -As.sociation. Washington, D. C. q. Religious Education. 1 140 East Fifty-seventh Street, Chicago. 111. bm. Rural Education. .\l>erdeen, S. Dak. m. Rural School Messenger. Kirksville, Mo. q. School. \M Fifth -V venue, New York, N. Y. w. School and Community. P.uffalo, N. Y. sm. School and Ci)mmunity. Columbia, Mo. 10 nos. School ami Home. Atlanta,

Schoolaiid Home. T--thica I Culture School, New York, N. Y. 3 nos. Schooland Home Education. 151oomiiigton,lll. 10 nos. School and Swiety. 'iarrison, N. V. w. School Arts .Magazine. 25 Foster Street, Worcester, -Mass. 10 nos. School Century. Oak Park, HI. 10 nos. School Index. . C. m. School Magazine. Pullalo, N.Y. m. School Music. Keokuk, Iowa. bm. except July and August. SchoolNews. Newark. N.J. m. School Newsand Practical Educator. Taylorville.Hl. lOnoa. SchoolReview. Uni\ersity of Chicago, Chicago, III. 10 nos. School.Scieuce and .Mathematics. .Mount .Morris, 111. 9 nos. Sierra Educational News. San Francisco, Calif. 10 nos. South Carolina Educ-at ion. t'olumtiia. 8 nos. South Dakota. See Rural Education; South Dakota Educator. South Dakota Educator. Mitchell. 10 nos. Southern School Journal. Louisville, Ky. m. Southern S(h(x)l Work. .Mexandria, La. 10 nos. Souihern Workman. Hampton, Va. m. Southwestern School Review. .\usiin,Tex.

Teacher's Monographs. 8 East Fifteenth Street, New York, N. Y. Empona, Kans. bm. Teaching. • , , -r, rr r, Tennessee. See Christian Education Monthly, rrogressive Teacher Texas. Sfc Southwestern School Review; Texas Outlook; Texas School Journal. Texas Outlook. Fort Worth. 11 nos. Teaxs School Journal. Dallas and Austin. lOnos. Training School Bulletin. Vincland, N. J. 10 nos. Training School (Quarterly, (ireenville, N. C. q. Ungraded. 500 Park Avenue, New "i ork, N. \ . 9 nos. University of California Chronicle. Berkeley, q. University Record. University of Chicago Press, Chicago, 111. q. Salt Lake City. 10 nos Utah Educational Review. . Teacher. Virginia See Southern Workman: Virginia Journalof Education; \ irginia Virginia Journalof Education, Richmond. 10 nos. Virginia Teacher. Normal Station, Harrisonburg, m. Visual Education. :!27 S„u1h La Salle Street, Chicago, 111. 10 nos. D. C. m. ' Volta Place, Washington, VoUa Review, 'rtiu i liiili >tri'et and Washington Sn Nmiliv.it lournalof Education; Washington Education Journal. Wasluii'MouLdiualion Jdiirnul. Sealtli'. 10 nos. 1111-12 Hearst Building, .San Francisco, CaUf. m. Wostcrn louraalof K

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