Educational Directory 1°30

UNITED STATESDEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR RAY LYMAN WILBUR. Secretary

s. OFFICE OF EDUCATION WILLIAM JOHN COOPER. Commissioner

BULLETIN, 1930, No. 1

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- - -.40- - t .1.111= CONTENTS I 1 Page I. United StatesOffice ofEducation___ _ _ 1 II. PrincipalState schoolofficers .. ______.. ... s .;2 III. Countyand other localsuperintendents of schools'_ _...... _ ...... 16 Iv. Superintendentsof public schoolsin cities andtowns 40 I V. Public-schoolbusiness managers______- ____---.--..... --- 57, VI. Presidentsof tiniversitiesand colleges 58 VII. Presidents of juniorcolleges _ , 65 VIII. Headsof departmentsof education_ 68 "P r Ix. Presidentsor WM OW .N. deans of sehoolsof theology__ m =0 MMM .. ../ Mt o. w l0 X. Presidentsordeans of schools oflaw _ 78 XI. Presidentsor deans of schools of medicinP M Mo". wt. MP OM mm .. 80 XII. Presidentsordeans of schoolsof dentistry__.---- ___--- - 82 XIII. Prusidentsordeans of dchoolsof pharmacy_____ .. 82 XIV. PNsidentsofrschools ofosteopathy : 84 XV. Deansof schools ofveterinary medicine . 84 XVI. Deansof collegiateschools ofcommerce 84 XVII. Schools, colleges,ordepartments ofengineering _ 86 XVIII. Presidents,etc., of institutions forthetraini;igof teachers: , (1) Presidents ofteachers colleges__:__aft do am IND . _ . _ 89

(2) Principals of Statenormal schools______N.M4, 91

(3) Principals ofcity public normalschools______92 (4) Principals ofprivate physicaltraining schoolss.,__ _ 92 (5) Prinoipals ofprivatenursery,kindergarten, andprimary training schools 93 (6) Principals of privategeneral training schools 93 XIX. Directors of dummerschools of universities,colleges, andnormal schools 94 xx. Executive officers of Statelibrar-}:commissions_...... _ 107 XXI. Directors of libraryschools 108

XNII. State libraryassqciations__-,.... ei 6. um .' ... m' "m '''''' , 108 XXIII. Educational boardsand foundations...... 110 XXIV. Church educationalboards 111 XXV. Superintendentsof Catholic parochialschools 112 XXVI. Jewish educationalorganizations 114

XXVII. International educationalassociations ariafoundations ..IMII OP .. AP MD 114 XXVIII. Americanassociationseducational, civic, andlearned__ J 116 XXIX. Nationalcongressof parents 1,-nd teachers P 147 ,. X.XX. Educational periodicalâ...... I I M. MD - 148 111 \, O EDUCATIOW DIRECTORY,1930 IIP

I. UNITED STATES OFFICEOFEDUCATION

Commipsioner of Fduration,William John Cover. AtingtontCOltimissionrr,Bess Ooodykoontz. Chiefqtrk, Lewis A. Kalhach. &,...ffarytoMr CnrIf r!in rar--N1rs.Mabel II de Smith. DInftron,v:

1. Administration (chief clerk, in charge)--- David E. Thomas, assistant chief clerk andaccountant. Julinathan FI. Wagner, chief, Alaska division, Juneau,Alaska. William Hamilton, assistant chief, Alaska division,Washington, D. 0, Eunice W. Curtis, in charge of mails and files. 2. Research and Investigation (Assistant Commissioner, in charge) Consultants . t James F Roger's. spec:alist in health education. Mark M. Proffitt. specialist in industrial education. (a) Collegiate Professional Arthur J. Kleio, chief. b. lien W. Frazier, senior specialist in teacher training. . Walter 4. Greenleaf, associate specialistinhigher education. Walton C. John, associate specialistin graduate and professionaleducation. (t)it rilerican S('hool Systems Walter S.J )effenbaugh, chief. Mary Dabney Davis, senior specialist innursery-kindergarten-primary educe- tum Carl A. Jesse!), senior specialist in secondary education. 4 Mina M. Latigvick. senior specialistIT)elementary school curriculum. 9 Tinwn Covert, a4;sociatespecialist in school finance. - Ward W. Keesecker. assistant specialivtin school legislation. liovvoa i Iarisen, Juniorspecialist ikindergarten-primary education. (c) Foreign School Systems James F. A bel, chief. Severin K.Turosienski, assistant gpecialist in foreigneducation. Francis M.Fernald, assistant specialist in foreign education. (d) Special Probleins

Mrs. Katherine M. Cook, chief. Walter II. Gauninitz, specialist inrural school problems. Annie Reynolds, associate specialist in school supervision. (e) Stet tst ical Marls M. Proffitt, acting chief. Principal statistical assistants: Emery M. Foster;Henry G. Badger;David T. Blose. S. EditorialHenry R. Evans, acting chief. 4. Library Martha lt. cCabe, act ing chief. Edith A. Lathrop, assistant specialist in school libraries. Edith A.Wright,junior librarian. Agnes I. Lee, junior librarian. 5. Service Lewis R. Alderman. chief. Alice Barrows, senior sgescialist in icheol building problems. John O. Maloti,Nenior specialist. in tommorcial education. Emeline 8. Whitcomb. senior specialistin home economics. 11°

Florence C. Fox, associate specialist in elementary .eduCatkon. 41' Ellen C. Lombard, assistant specialistin home educationd Marie M. Ready, assistant specialist in physicaleducation. 4P 1 General SurveysCommissioner of Equtation, in charge., 1% 2 2 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY, 1930

H.PRINCIPALSTATESCHOOLÒFFICERS It 411. State and office* Official designation Address

Alabama. A. F. Hannan _ '- Statesuperintendentof educatibn Montgomery. John WAbercrombie . . Assistant State I. superintendent___ .,= op ...... 4/6 MP Do. James N. Gunnels _ Chief clerk Do. John Crump Assistant chiefclerk and N. F. Greenhill tickaccountant. _ Do. 1 )irector,divisionof educationalad ministration. Do. A. R. Meadow,; Supervisor of B. L. Parkinson attendance andchild accounting. 1)o. Ditector ofteacher training,certification, and Do. elementaryeducation. I. P. W. 1lodges ...... Secretary ofteacher training,certification, rind 1)o. elementaryeducat . 'Mrs.Georgia 11.110(1g . Assistant incert ficat ion_ _ _ ...... _ _,..._ 1)0. 4/1141, .6. .M04111 Ow Mr Ow 114 1141 MM. .1mb4. Superv isor of elementary education ._ ._ Du. Dale S. Young____ _ Direetor, division ofre!varch ILI n.ormat ion__ )0. GrattanPayne____ _. Stattstician . a. .. .; 1)0. W. L.Spencer___ Director ofsecondary education_MP =I 41, . 11414 1)o. T. W. Smith______Supervisor ofsecondary es.1 N. R.Baker. wilt ion Do. do .00 Ca am ob mb ...... dow Do. Norma Smith A(tiflgdirector, schooland community ment. better- Do. J. R. Sharman Director of physical andhealtheducation__ Jessie R. Garrison. - 411 aa MI1 111 1M, Supervisor of physicaland healthe(lucation__ Clutie .BloodBloodworth 1)i re(torof J. B. Hohdv__ except ionaleducation 1 )irector ofvocat ionaleducation_ _ ea e e. e 4144 R. F,. Caminack Supervisorof agricultural .4 education__ __--- s Terry C.Foster 1,0 4D So Supervisor ofcivilianrehabilitation.... . Margaret Shook 4. Assistant supervisorof civilianrehnhilitat ion . Mrs.O.L. Gilbert__---- _ Ivol Spa iiervisor of home economics MID educat i(n._.._ OR. OP.44 E. C.Comstock Supervisor of industrialeducation M R. E. Ledbetter )irector ofschoolhouseplanning A. F. Dittmar_... Architecturaldraftsman Clyde Pearson A siqaii _ t architecturaldraftsman . .. W. E.Berms....1..14. M OP Supervisorof construction, rutalschools___ J. S. Lamtwrt va 1)irector ofnegro education E. U. Mc(lehee,jr Supervisor f _ negro education.___AM. IM M. 11.Griffin__ Rosenwaldbuildingagent - Mrs. MaryF. Mc David.Jeanes supervisor Alaska,: LeoW. Breuer._ (formal -lonerof education Arizotia. C. O.Wase States intendent of publicinstruction andpti(kiniL State J. A. Riggins executive officerfor vocationaleducat ion. ....Assistantsuperintendent ofpublic instruction.t 1 io. W. R.Ashurst 1. ieldman Margaret B. Do. Martin....Statistician - . Do. Jessie J. Ford_ . Certificationclerk Alice B. . I Do. Gearhart.. Record clerk Do. Halbert W.Miller______State directorAndsupervisorteacher-trulncrof agricultural 1)o. Mildred W. Wood education. Statesupervisorteacher-trainer ofhomeeco- Do: nomles education. . George S. Sanders State stipervisorteacher-trainer oftrades and Do. industrialeducation. Arkansas:, C. M. Hirst J Statesuperintendentof RuhlicInstruction_ Little Rock. H. T. Steele AssistantState stmerintendent. Pearle Davis Do. 1)tputyStatesuPerinten(lent Do. Howard Dawson.-- 1 )irector,bureau of H. A ..Little -- research andstat istics. Do. A ssistantdirector, bureauof researchand stat istics. Do. J. Odell Baker .... . Director of school plant division._.....MO M, .41 Do. E. B. Matthew Director ofvocational education R. 15. Smith Servisor of Do. A. S. Ross vocationalagriculture Do. Supervisorof vocationalcivilianrehabilitation Do. Fred McCuiston_ Supervisor of F. T. Mitchell_ negro schools______Do. .... kssistantsupervisor ofnegro schools Do. W. J.Breit...... SUpervisor of trades andindustries .4 «a *4e.e.e Druzilla kent Supervisor of Do. M. R.Owens...... hoineeconomics Do. O. F. Floyd Supervisor ofhigh schools . 1)o...... _ Supervisor of ruralschools 1)o. W. F.Hall__ ___do Christ ineSanders...... Librarian Do. Frances Do. Bailey Itinerant teachertrainer_ Uo. California: 41, VierlingKersey...... State superintendentof publicinstruction and director of Sacramento. Pauline education. Winner...t...... Secretaryto the director oreducation Do. Barn H. Cohn._ Deputysuperintendent of public Helen N. instruction__ Do. Heffernan Chief, divisionof rural educatitt Do. Lillian B. Hill Chief, bureauof attendancepnd migratory schools. Do. Julian A. MoPhes ...Chief bureauof agricultural NicholasR. Riocarcli..- eduesti Do. Chiefigliviaionof citysecondarywhack... Do. PAINCIPAL STATE SCHOOL OFFICERS 3

II PRINCIPAL STATE SCHOOL OFFICERSContinued .., State and officers OfcIal designation Address -A.- CaliforniaCohtinued. J. C. Beswick_ Chief, bureau of trade and industrial education.Sacramento, Ira W. Kibby Chief, bureau of civilian vocational reh4hili- Do.

tation; chief, bureau of education of physi- 41. cally handicapped children; and cbief, bureau of business education.'

Maude I. Murchie Chief, bureau of homemaking education MP PM M Do,d Ethel R. Allot__ Chief, division of adult education Do. _ Herbert R. St017 chief, bureau of parental education.... SD 41. Do. Magdaline Wanzer. _ Chief, bureau of immigranteducation . Do. N. P. Neilson Chief, division of health and physical education. Do. Winifted Van I lagen..._ - Chief, bureau of physical education forgirls.___ Do. -Anita Muhl Chief, division of special education...6._.... Do. Mabel F. (;itTord . Chief, bureau of correction of speech defpcts___ Do. Elwood A. Sievenon_ Chief, bureau of education of the deaf and the Do. blind. I. Walter F. Morgan Chief, division of research and statistics______._ Do. Evelyn A. (lenient_ Chi6f, division of teacher training and certifies- Do. tion. Arr. S. Dyas Chief, bureau of p tate printed textbooks_ ..... Do. Stella Trussel)______Chief, bureau of high-school textbook list ing Do. Ilion Ferguson______State librarian and chief, division of libraries Do. Andrew P. Hill,jr _ Chief, division of schoolhouse planning Do. CanalZone: B.en M\Villiams.Vliperintendent of schools Balboa Heights. Colorado: Katherine L. Craig_ Superintendent of public instruction Denver. Emma Cloudy.____, Deputy superintendent Do.

Mrs. Annie P. Hyder. Assistant State librarian o Is 419 m 4. 5 4I0 4111 -Do.

. HelenvonRosenberg Supervisor of certification_ 1111. 41. 01. Do. Mrs. Magdalene C.IUt . Statistician Do. Connect lent

A. B. Meredith Commissioner of education....__ __ .... ___. _____¡tart ford. Donald IIScribner.____.Director, division of accounts and purchases.... Do.

N. Louise Mitchell..or 041 - Chief clerk Da.

N. Searle Light . 4111 Director, division of flekd cervice _ ..... Do. Robert C. Deming_ Field supervisor ofadult education Do. Mary F. Potter. ..___.. Juniorsupervisor of adult education Do. Joseph W iselt ler. __ _ Assistant in art education..... ______,.______Do. ( Ieorge R. St urges. ._.44Senior supervisor of huau of attendance, em- Do. ploynient, and buildiginspection. Oscar Fitzsimons....____ Assistant building insp or. Woodbury Charles J. Prohaska_ Senior supervisor of health and physical educa-Hartford. tion.

Mary Dempsey._ 110 011 40 Junior supervisor of health and physicaleduca- Do. tion.

Russell F. Lund_ND 01. M 4., a. Assistant in nature study Do. Helena F. Miller. Editor of publications Do. Roger M. Thompson Field supervisor of researchand surveys Do. F. E. Pierre .....Senior supervisor of secondary education Do. Maud Kewipr Field supervisor of special education.. Do. _ Helen F. Mehtel.. Assistant in special e4vcation _ M e .0 M MO M Do. Carolyn iirshner...... do . Do. Esther L. nolines Junior assistant in special education Do. F. S. Camp - Field supervisor of &ban education Do. A. F.Mmrs___-__...--Director, division of teacher preparation______, Do.

E. L. BoWman Director, division of trade and vocationaleduca- 1 Do. tion. Charles B. Oentry....___Irield supervisorof agriculture (Smith-Hughes).Storrs. LmrKnappenberger...... Field supervisor of homemaking (S mith-nughes). Do Herman S. Hall.. Field supervisor of trades and industries_ _ _ I f art ford. Delaware: H. V. Holloway State superintendent of public instruction andDover. secretary of State board of education. John Shilling Assistant superintendentin charge of high Do. schools. H. B. King ..... Assistant superintendent. in charges elemen- Do. tary schools James O. Adams...b..... Assistatitsecretary andbusinessmanagerof Do. State board of education. R. W. Helm j ...Director of vocational education andStateNewark. supervisor of agriculture. Mallon F. Breck ...... Superyisor of home economics. Dover. A. B. Anderson...... _ Supervisor of trades and industries Wilmington. Marguerite H. Burnett...Director of adult education Do. Percy S. Prince Director of physical education Dover. Rachel W. Taylor. Director of at' L. 1/0. Mary O. Sheppard....Assistant dire..:tor of art o.

M. Phyllis Mason...... Ruralsupervisor for New Castle County...... 41 ilmington. Ella J. Holley do . Do. Millard L. Ilydorn Rural supervisor for Kant County . Dover. Howard H. Williams.... do ...... Do. Albert Earley.._...... Rural supervisor for Sussex County Geomtown. Calvin E. Amato:b..... IL., - E. Paul Burkholder...... do .. 110 a, e C did, do 4Pa Do, 4 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY,1930

IL PR IN CIPAL STATESCHOOLOFFICERSContinued Sawa. -1E1 State and officers MENNEND Officialdesignation Address District of Colnbia: Frank Weallou_____.___Superintendent B. E. Krar of schoo1q Washington. Firstassistantsuperintendent,in chin-go whiteschools. of Do. J. J. Cra...... First Assistantsuperintendent,in chargeof Do. .1 buildings andgrounds. R. la. Ilay k. kgsistantsuperintendent,in charge tary schools. 21 elemen- Do. Miss R. L. rdy Assistantsuperintendent,in chargeof kindek gartens andelementary schools Do. Jessie La Salle.. maM. ID 40 db As5ktantsuperintendent, incharge ofeduca- tionalresearch. bo. G. C.Wilkinson Firstassistantsuperintendefit,in chargeof coloredschools. Do. R. O.Wilmarth..... Assistantsuperintendent,in chargeof busi-ness Do. affalrs. . Miss F. L. Bentky_ ale,Director,department ofschool Sibyl Baker.... _ attendance ID Do. Director,department ofcominunity center . D. Strayer,jr Statisticianfor the public Do. Florida: schools -4.- Do. W. S. Cawtbon.... Statesuperintendent of public INV John C.Compton._ inst(lion 1. Tallahassee. ....; Chief clerk . )i. Sara Burwell -ISecretary Lois Stuckey and bookkeeper Do. ___..I Certificate clerk M. R.Hinson Do. Statesupervisor of highschools_ _ MarySheppard -I State supervisor 1)o. of teacher _ _ R. M.Evans training _ Do. State supervisorof elementaryschools Do. C. M. Miles Statesuparvisor ofphysical and tion. healtheduca- *Do. Clitude M.Andrews,__State supervisor ofcivilianrehabilitation Do. J. F. Williams,Jr_ .Statesupervisor ofagricultural H. E. education _ _ Do. Wood______...1Assistantsupervisor ofagriculturaleducat ion. C. O. liolley .State supervisorof trade and 1)o. tion. industrialeduca- 1)o. Boletha Frojen State D. E. supervisor ofhomeeconomicseducation. Do. Williams _ State agentfor Georgia: negro rural schools Do.

Mell L.Duggan.__ 04 440 Superintendent ofschools andexecutive officerAtlanta. J. O. Martin of Stateboard forvocationaleducation. State supervisorof schoolsand auditor______1)4) L 8. Smith do Paul Ellison Heilisville. do sle away Vienna Walter B. _m 40 Special supervisor fornegro schools____. _ E. A.Pound Iligh-school _____ .klhanta. supervlsor anddirector ofcertifi-, Du. I cation. Janie Hearn . am Are. Assistant directorof certification .e aid ddm Do. Gordon G.Singleton _ Director ofimformation andstatistrck,..:_. 1)o. J. C. Dixon Supervisor ofschool James L.Graham administration Do. eeeeSupervisor ofschoolhouseconstruction.__ Do. James A.Stripling__. _ H. D. Draftsman. Do. Chapman...... State schoolawilitor Sparta. James O.David Assistant Stateschool auditor______. 00 so Paul W.Chapman__ State supervisor Atlanta. of agricultur 400.411 4.. ma am . m. L. M.ShefTer . At hens. do 1)o. M. D.Mobley__. Assistant Statesupervisor ofWiculture. 1 )0. J. F.Cannon _ State supervisorof trades and industries_ ___ . Atlanta. Mrs. Lota . W. Orr.. .. do 111 EpsieCampbell..... _ State supervisorof home Dora economies_ _ -."Athens. Mollenboff___.. 44404.40 AssistantState supervisor of homeeconomics. . Do. George D.Godard .....Supervisor ofvocational LutherElrod rehabilitation_ _ . I Milner F. M. Districtsupervisor ofvocationallehahilitaion.Augusta. Greene e114. do R. A. . . alb 400.II Perry. Braswell ' II do, ' Guam: S.A. Sanchez 1 Atlanta. Hawaii: Supervisingteacher Guam.. Will C.Crawford______. Oren E. Long Superintendentof publicinstruction Honolulu. Deputysuperintendent ofpublicinstruction___ Do. C. B. Luoe Secretary of thedepartment James R.Cozen . _ _ Do. Territorialdirector ofvocationaleducation Do. William W.Beers_. Territorialsupervisor ofagriculturaleducation_ Do. Mrs.CarolineEdwards...Territorialsupervisor ofhome tion. economics eduea- Do. Ross B. Wiley Territorialdirector ofresearchdivision Do. Helen Baukin Territorialsupervisor ofdivision hygiene. of dental Do. Beas Exton..... e on .r O. e:11. Territorial Idaho: supervisor of thedivislw ofnutritim, Do. WrD.Vinoent e Commissioner of Myrtle R.Davis education Boise. Statesuperintendentof publicinstruction.... Do. Mas .. AsaistiptStatp superintendent Miss DouglasHilts_ CertificationMark Po. F. B.Wood Accountant Do. Illinois: . Do. trawls G.Blair....Statesuperintendentelpublio J.0.Thof6i',:10 Read oflaw deportment Springfield. a - Pib D41,- 6

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Illinois continued.

. II. T. Swift Chief clerk MD 40 springfleld. C. J. lloffman...... _MM....Supervisor ofcountry and viliage elementary Do. schools.

. . . . Armor SBooth . _411k. upervisor of city elenwntary schwas._ ata OP MO Do, John Calvin I Ianna\_____Supervisor of high schools Do. 11 NI. Thrasher do Do. Hoy L. Moore_ ,r a do Do. _ I, - _ L. Blair 0..A ssgMant supervisor of high schools alo Do. . Louis kulcinski_ Supervisor of physical education .1. . 0. a )o.

illiam E White Statistician 11 - 110. H. A. _ ab rib dO )o. A L W hittenberg_ v. a. Secretary, f;Wate examining board...... _ )0. W A. Sibet.' ...m...dr. Head of textbookdepartment. )0. h.r) . ( 'larala. . .an____Secretary, teachers'.pension board.....__ h). Adah IIHess er. va Supervisor. homeeconomicseducation._ __ _ )0.

I Min__ a. laOD . _ _ . Supervisor of agricultural education . . )0. J 11..Fults_ OP alb ab_I Assistant supervisor, industrial education . - )0. . _ J Nv. .or. OD Do., Il1)Battles. _ __.t_i Supervisor, industrial rehabilitation.... .1Chicago (1017City flail Square Bldg.).- ussel 1R. Clark . . ____.Assistant supervisor, industrial rehabilitation...Springfield. M 1*Walsh.___ . OOMPri Director of registration andeducation, hoard for w Do. vocational education. 1

Clarence F. Huck Director (if ngriculttit _ . . /-- I)o. Leo II. Lowe_ _w CO 40 e a I )1rector of trade andcommerce___. Do. iihrney Cohen Director of labor, hoard forvocat Iona! education_ Do. !acioina _. Hoy P. Wisehart State superintendent of public instruction . I ndianwOWL hoy R. Roudebushr_ Assistant State superintendent______Do. ilarWrralley_ 41, IP e Director of Statistics...... -...... - ______-. Do. r. R. Malam_____ Director of teacher licensing ___ ...... Do. - Florence K. Thacker_ .0 MI Assistant director, teacher licensing Do. 11 M. Whisler Director of teacher training Do. Z. M. Smith Director ofvocerfiftaleducation!nd supervisor Do. of agricultueducation. (eorge K. Wells aaa.a.Supervisor of Oust rialeducation Do. Et lull Snalgrass.______Supervisor of home economics education _ . .. _ Do. Fab .10fl(b4 ______Assistant supervisor of home economics educes- Do. tiMI. 1.. E. Steinebach..... Supervisor of vorationarehabilitation.______Do. John S. Hubbard Assistant supervisor ofoval ¡omit rehabilitation. Do. J. II. Ilendrickson.______. _ _do.__,.., . Do. VirgilStinehaugh Director of elementarynlhigh-school inspec- Do. tion. John S. Hussey_ Assistant director of elenwntary anti nigh-school Do. inspection. Blanche Merry. alb A ttendanm officer Do. O. Il. ()mist___ Execg:tive secretary, State teachers' retirement Do. fund. lourt

Agnes Samuelson...... _.State superIntendeAt of public instruction_ Des Moines. Fred L. Mahannah Deputy State superintendent... rarra-.1 Do. Esther E. Tronst.roHI Chief clerk Do. it. A.(Winn__ Inspector of consolidated schools Do.

William A. Dunlavy.__.Inspector of mining-camp schools..__ ID M. 401111 Do.

Clara M. Wallace supervisor of normal trainingsohools. 4111. al Po. w. n.Simoas aa AO ID Inspector of graded and high schools _1 Do. Jessie M. PiAker Inspector of rural schools Do. Forest E. Moorv ._____Difector of agricultural education____ ft.ar .Do. George F. Ekstrom__rOdaft.Supervisor of agriculture Do.

Hampton T. Ball_ _ raw as..Assistant, homemaking edumt ion__ a. .1 I Yo"

llarry W. Carmichael... Supervisor of vocational refinhi litation._ . a AM MD Do. Josephine 11(.11 ullen.....___Supervisor of trade and industrial education _ Do. illis W. Grant.. Supertisor of rehabilitation Do. James J. S. Mitchell Assistant supervisor of rehabilitation. Do. E. Gram Young. ._ __do. Do. Mabel Luhmaun______do Do. Viola II. Schell Secretary, board of educational examiners.. Do. Kansau George A. Allen, Jr.___ State superintendent of public instruction Topeka. W. A. REce) Assistant State superintendent.._ Do. W. H. Stanley..... Statistician Or DO. Louie Lesslie . Secretary State hoard of education- ...... Do. Stephen B.Lee______hiefocler. e_orgerr art...a--40 Ob. 6. 41. a El a a Do.

J. E. Edgerton _ _ 1 Lligh-schoolsupervisor _ Do...... O T. E. Osborn._. . _ ...... Do. Elizabeth Warning__ Rura1-schoo1super visor# Do. James II. Houston..... do - -1,- Da C. M. _ Director of vocational education and supervisor Do. of trade kad4adu3try. \L. 13. Supervisor of vocational argioulture al4,464110 Do. Hazel E. Thompson...... Supervisor of vocational home economics... Do. Olt Souse.. 4. aloe* do a Secretary of etate schoolbookcommission. Do. 7, L.Pinet 401 Manager of Slate readingcftoio Do.

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Kentucky: 0 W. C. Bell State superintendentof publicixistruction.___Frankfort.4 Gordie Young kss¡stant Staiesuperintendent Do. R. E. Jaggers_. Supervisor ofrural schools...... Do. L. N. Taylor .....Rural-schoolagent Do. Mark Godman gb-schoolsupervisor ...... Do. J. II. Richmond____ O. moo do Do. Mildred S. Lewis 1)ireetor ... . of music .06 06 Do. A. P. Taylor I)irector of schoolrecords andreports Do. Warren Peyton Director ofcertification Do. J. C. Mills Auditor andisspector.....______Do. Frank D. Peterson______do ______Fallen Campbell__ Do. Director ofaccounting. as. . . Do. G. Ivan Barnes _ i Director andsupervisor of agriculturalell twation.' Do. F. G. I3urd..... ______-.Assistantsupervisor of agriculturaleducation... Do. Ata Lee_ Supervisor ofhomeeconomics_ Do. Homer W. Nichols______Director ofcivilln Do. Cleveland Moore_.. z .. Supervisor ofcivilianrehabilitation______.-_-_- Do. Olney M Patrick ___do Do. Louisiana: T. H. Harris_..____ N. a ID State superintendentof publiceducation______Baton Rouge. J. E. Lombard______,C !lief, divisionof certification_ Do Charles F.Trudeau.______State high-schoolsupervisor D. W. A. Sisemore.______Assistant Statehigh-school supervisor Do. John E. Coz______. __do Do. John M. Foote ...... Chief, divisionof educationalservice and infor- Do. mation A. M. Hopper &Ate supervisorof elementarysenools__ _ _ Do. M. S. Robertson______Assistant Statesupervisorof elementary schools_ Do. HeleneMiff(' __do Do. P. L. Gilbeau______State supervisorof agriculture Do. J. G. Lee, Jr_ .... State supervisorof agriculturalteacher training_ Do. Miss Clyde Mobley State supervisorof homeeconomics...______--- Do. Mrs. Hazel Grimm('oze : Assistant supervisorof homeeconomics______.% Do. Lois F. Sborte______'State supervisorof school libraries po. E. G. Ludtke state qipervisor ofindustrial educationandNew Orleans. re habilitat ion. A. C. Lewis..... , Stateagent of schools fornegroes . BaudRouge. J. w. Bateman______Assistant Stateagent of scbools fornegroes ! o. J. B. Jones Rosenwald andJeanes agent ' Scotlandville. Maine: Bertram E. Packard State commissionerof education ______Atigiveta. Edward E. Roderick I Deputy Statecommissioner ofeducation...... Do. Harrison C. Lyseth___;Agent for secondaryeducation.... Do. Richard J. Libby i Agent for rural education Do. Florence M. Hale______.do Adelbert W. Gordon__ Do. Oeneral agent for schoolsin unorganizedterritory._ Do. Leroy N. Koonz______Supervisor of industrial rehabilitation....._ _ __ Do. Stephen E. Patrick______.Director of vocational edncation M. Do, FlorenceJenkins ...... Supervisor of homeeconomies ..... _ Do. Herbert S.HilL__...... ; Supervisor of agriculture _1Orono. Maryland: Albert B. Cook_ State superintendantof schools Baltimore (2014lAx- ington Bldg.). I. JewelSimpson...... AssistantState superintendentin charge of ele- Do. mentary instruction. Samuel M. North__ . Supervisor of highschools_ Do. E. Clark% Fontaine __do. . Chestertown. illiam k..Klingarnan do Hagerstown M. TheresaWiedefeld____ Supervisorof elementary schools Baltimore (2014 Lex- ington Bldg.). J. Walter Huffington... _Supervisor of colored schools J. I). Blackwell Do...... Director of vocational education I Elisabep _ Do. Supervisor of homeeconomics education _.ow OD 66 mi. Do. John J. Seidel Supervisor of industrialtducation Baltimore(Lafayette and CarrolltonAyes.). Robert C. Thompson tSupervisor of vocationaleducation ...... Do. Thomas L. Gibson______Supervisor of musio Baltimore(2014Les. ington Bldg), William Burdick_____Supervisor of physicaleducation Baltimore(7 Z. Mul- berry St.). Adelene State director of public libraries Baltimore (520 Nortb Charles St.). Beale C.Ste Statistician Baltimore (2014 Les -s ington Bldg.). Helen Assistant statistician Do. Merle S. Credentialsecretary . Do. Grace SteeleTravers....Financial iecretary...... Clara McD. Do. Simering.....Certificat clerk Co emis Massachusetts: .. Do. Payson amitti= Commissioner of education . Boston. Frank W.Wri Director, division of elementaryand De. -* vti - education and normal schools. s. PRINCIPAL STATES SCHOOL OFFICERS 7

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MoscsachusettsContinued. Burr F Jones Supervisor of elementaryeducation ss Se.aaBoston. Frank P. Morse. Supervisor of secondary education Do. Arthur B. Supervisor of educational research and statistics Do. and rpecial schools and classes. Harry E. Gardner______Supervisor of teacher placement Do. Carl Schrader______Supervisor of physical e¡lucation_____.a..... Alma Porter._ Assistant supervisor of Ohysical education.... Do. Robert Q.Small. I)irector, division of vocational education_, Do. Rufus W. Stimson _ Supervisor of agricultural schools and depart- ; Do. ments.

Daniel IL Shay..__ 4. 4ED Supervisor of industrial schools formen and boys_ Do. Caroline 11. Assistant supervisor of industrial schools, house- Da hold arts schools and departments, andcon- tinuation schools forwomen and girls. Verna L. Payson. _ Assistant supervisor of household arts schools Do. and depart:nents and of teacher training. Norcross Stratton__.__.Coordinator of teacher training and supervision, Do. fields of industhal schools formen and boys and continuation schools for boys.

. Franklin E. !kaki_ e. Supervisor of vocational teacher training in field Do. of agricultural schools and departments. Winthrop S. Wvlies.._____Assistant supervisor of vocational teacher train- Do. ing in field of agricultural schools and departments. Frederick A. Ctoates.._____Assistant supervisor of vocational teacher train- Do. ing in field of industrial schools formen and boys. John I. Lusk Assistant supervisor of vocational teacher train- Do. ing in field of continuation schools for boys. Anna A. Kloss. e ar Qupervisor of vocational teacher training in Do. fields uf industrial scools, household arts schools and departments, and continuation schools for women and girls. Martha T. Wonson. Assistant iupervisor of vocationalUretertrain- Do. ing in field of household arts schooLs and departments Lou Lombard Assistant supervisor of teacher training in fieldFramingham. of household art schools.

Carl F. Herrick MD Supervisor of administration Boston. Herbert A. Dallas._ Supervisor of rehabilitation Do Henry Heim A ssistant supervisor of rehabilitation e. Do. Edward D. Callahan__(.1041. Do. Mary E. P. Lowney _do Do. James A.Moyer______Director,division of university extension._. Do. Mary L. Ouyton Supervisor of adult alien education, university Do. extension. E. Everett Clark doImeWS00.1.SO.mmmdmewmid Do. Helen B 4Assistant supervisor in class organization, uni- Do. versity extension. John F. Wostrel... Supervisor in education, university extension__ Do. Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer_. I ) irector, division of immigration and A merican- Do. ization. Alice W. O'Connor_ _ Supervisor of social servioe, division of immi- Po.(V gration and Americanization. Charles F. D. Belden__Director, division of public libraries Do. Robert I.Bramhahl Director, division of theblind.... Do. Clayton L. ....Secretary, teachers' retirement board_ Do. Michigan: Webster H. Pearce_ State superintendent of public ir.struction...... Lansing. C. Lloyd Goodrich_.....Deputy superintendent of public instruction_ Do.

A. W. Tho m dw 111. Director of physical education Do. Ada Bicki Director of music education Do. J. J. Lee State supervisor of vocational rehabilitation_ _ . Do. C. E. Forsythe ..... Director of athletics. Do. C. Wayne igh-school inspector Do. B. IL Vanden Belt do. Do. Gerald F. Bush__.....Chief clerk Do. Ida M. Huston...... Editor. Do. J. W. Hazard Auditor Do. Orace B. Wallace 11014101141b Office administrMor o( child accounting and Do. statistics.

W. D.Il ill...... a. INISIb 410 Field director of child accounting..______Do. Lera B. Curtis e_ e a Assistant director of physical education Do. George N. Otwell___M Superintendent of rural education division.__L. Do. Bert J. Ford Supervisor of rural agricultural schools Do. Isabelle M. Becker._ Supervisor of oounty normals. ... - Do. Charles A. Rinehart....Inspector of rural-school buildings Do. Roy Noteware Inspector of rural-school buildings and auditor.. Do. Minnesota: James M. McConnell...Commiasiotier of education and secretary andSt. PauL executive officer of the State board of education. I*. C. Twining....Deputycomm DO. 8 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY,1930

ILPRINCIPAL STATESCHOOLOFFICERSContinued r- State andofficers Official designation Address MinnesotaContinued. M. 14.Jacobson...-. _ Director,ungradedelementary schools .....St.PauL G. M.Cesander...... Assistantdirector,ungraded T. C.Engurn do. elementary schools_ Do. -laic,AnnaSwenson...... Do. Assistantdirectorofungradedelementary Do. schools(teacher trainingandinstitutes). Cora Glen_ ....e e 111.111 Instituteinstructor AgnesPyne_ V Do. ..____do Do. Flora Trites_ ..... 5 do Fern Kenned ...... do Do. E. M. Phillips Do. Director ofhigh schools,juniorcolleges, and 1)o. vocationaleducation.

H. F. Flynn . ea Director ofelementary andJunior nighschools_ De Theodore Utne Director ofhigh schoolsand high-school ments. depart- Do Kenneth Nilson 4/00 Director of special classesfor defectivesand 1_41, assistant directorof reeducationand placement of disabledpersons. Paul Calrow..__ ...._____Supervisor ofagriculturaleducation Dean Schweickhard. Supervisor of tradi Do. and industrialeducation_ _ )0. Aura Keever._ . . . Supervisor ofhomeeconomicseducation.. _ Samuel A.Challnian_.___Director of o. buildings andsanitation . )o. E. W.Everts__ _ Director ofphysical andhealtheducation )0, Clara F. Baldw in. _ . .._ Director ofibraries )o. Harriet A. Wood Assistant directorof libraries Mildred L...... 1M )o. Methven____Librarian )0, Mildred V. Kress...... Reference librarian 4 H. E. White )o. Director ofteachers'employmentbureau and )o. secretary ofteachers'insurance and ment fund. retire- Oscar M. Bullivan_____Directorof reeducationandplacement ufdis- Do. abk-dpersons. B. M. Cosgrove iAssistant directorof reeducationand place- Do. ment of disabledpersons. Harry J.Johnson. _____do Christopher Account nnt Do. T. J.Berning..... Statistician Do. Mississippi: Do. W. F. Bond Statesuperintendent M. E.Morehead of education J ackson_ Assistant Statesuperintendent ___ Do. J. T. Calhoun Statesupervisor of F. J. Hubbard rural schools _ Do. State directorof vocationaleducation____ Do. PercyEasomf. I alb1'. State supervior of negro schools Esther Rogers Supervisor of Do. ome economics_ _ M. D.Broadfoot Supervisor of . _. __ Do. trade andindustrialeducnt . Do. D. L.Williams.... Supervisor ofvocational agriculture ...... _ Do. C. O. Henderson.______.do GeorgeArmstrong.____e Do. Supervisor13?civilianrehabilitation__...... Do. Mrs. MaryS.Baker... __do Knox M.Broom_____. Do. Supervisor ofavicultur41high schools Do. junior colleges. and M.. E. Moffitt ...... Statistician Do. Minnie B.Austin______State supervisorof music S. B.Hathorn.-...... Do. IPState supervisorof highschools De' O. W.iluddleston.. President Stateboard of W. G. Edict State examiners Do. Missouri: . director of schoolbuildingservice Do. Charles A. Lee Statesuperintendent ofpublic schools__. Mir MD. 4111, efTerson City. O. G. Sanford._____. . .110 41110 IP W. W. AssistantStatesuperintendent._ Do. Gibbany...... Statistician_ Do. J. R. Scarborough.. le Director of high-schoolsupervision..._ e ___ Do. Cassie Burk__ . Imoalb AOe Director ofrural-schoolsupervision_._ _ ilenry Deatherage Director of ...... 1)o. physicaloducation..5 - - Do. Lucille Osborn. Assistant directorof physical education._. CO 4/ Do. C. A. Kjtch Teacher-traininginspector G. G. e Do. Ely...__ gm I* SD WIMP High-schoolinspector W. G.Dillon- ..... do Do. H. J...... e ___...... Do. Salsbury. 1 do Do. R. A. Harper...... do e Charles Mysrs Mrs Do. do Do. Clyde W lilts__ .....-...... do E. L.Lemasters Do, 10 do Do. Mabel E.Hamilton Rural-schoolinspector Cora E. Morris do Do. C. E. Burton_ ...." Do. do Do. Irene O'Brien.....__ __ ie e George B...... pabi owe .....r Do. John.... Do. George W.Resvis. Director ofvocational aivision RaymondElboop..... Chief clerk, Do. Our, E. James vocational division Do...... Supervisor, vocationalagriculture Do. aJ. AnlrCltt....rdu+. AssistantsuperVisor,vocationalagriculture...-. 8:L. We Supervioot,trades and Do. 'DsDidoars.. industries. Do. War, vocationalborne aoonoinios...... Do. Ulna Wit01.11111111101001~4 t suporviaor, vocationalhopsGISOLICAL, Do. a tit-1r* - PRINCIVAL STATE SCHOOL OFFICERS 9

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Om. Montana: Elimbeth Ireland..... State superintendent of public instruction.....Helena. Ellen Nelson Colleran._ Deputy superintendent Do. M. P. Moe High-school supervisor and supervisor of trade Do. and industry. Regina Kohten R era l-sc h ool supervisor _ _ _ _ Do. Adelaide Dampiere...... do Do. J. E. Border Assistant high-school supervisor and superv Lsor Do. of agriculture. ChriMine Smith Certification clerk Do. Rua Van Horn Supervisor of home economtcs _ Bozeman. Nebraska Charles W. Tax lot . State superintendent of public instruction_ _ Lincoln. Fuller L. Austin_ Deputy St ate superintendent __ . _..______Do. G. W. Rosen lot .___Director of secondary education and teacher Do. training. , Chloe C. Baldridge.. Director of rural education Do. Herbert L. Cushing. Director of certification Do.

F. E. Bowers _ _ Supervisor of secondary education Do.

S. R. Elson ow Director of adult immigration education____ Omaha Nevada: Walter W. Anderson. _ State superintendent of public instruction _ Carson City. Mrs. C. H. Luke Office deputy andsupervisor of Churchill Do. County schools. Ruth A. Talhoy Snpervisor of home economicseducation._ Do. Robert B. Jeppson. Supervisor of agriculturaleducation.... _ Do. E. W. Durfee ----1Supervisor of trade and industrial edUcation_ Do. Mrs. Marion G. Bowen__ Assistant in civilianrehabilitation...... _ Do. New Hampshire: Ernest W. Butterfield.... Commissioner of education__ .... Concord. James N. Pringle_ Deputy commissioner Do. Walter M.May...... I.-_ . .do Do. Russell H. Leavitt____ igh.sehool agent_ _ _....______Do.

Phila M. Griffin Elementary school agent e, a. 41. Do. Clifton H. Dustin....___Supervisor of tradesand industries .- Do. Elizabeth M. Murphy Supervisor of health... a. Do. Paul E. Farnurn School supervisorof agriculture_- Do.

M. M Curtis R. Bresnahan..___ Inspector of childwelfare ...... Do. Ol MID . Do. Robert J. Mitchell. Inspector of childlabor OD 4 .. New Jersey-. Charles H. Elliott ....Commissioner ofeducation MD 404. or.. Trenton. Charles J. Strahan Deputy assistantcommissioner of education__ _ Do. Herbert N. Morse Assistant commissionerin charge ofbusiness Do. affairs. Howard D. White__ Assistant commissioner,supervisor of secondary Do. education. John Spargo A ssistant commissioner, supervisor of ele me n tary Do. education. Wesley A. O'Leary__ Assistant commissioner, supervisor of vocational Do. education. a Roscoe L. West..... M. MP Director of teacher training__- ..... Do. E. A. Reuther.___ Assistant for continuationschools _ Do. J. Gould Spofford Assistant for training teachers of trades and Do. industries. John A. McCarthy Assistant for trades and industries Do. B. O. Sampson _ . Assistant in agriculturr.; education Do. Mrs. Iris P. O'Leary . _ Special assistantfor wo .ien's vocationalwork Do. Robert A. Campbell.._...1Assistant in industrial education...... - _ Do. John M. recher.. State supervisor of foreman training Do. Louis A. Rice__ Assistant in secondary education_ e Do. Allen O. Ireland.____.___ Director of health and physical education Do. William P. Uhler. Assistant in physical training . Do. Louise Precht Secretary, State board of examiners in chargeol Do. teachers' certificates and examinations. William A. Ackerman__Chief, bureau of academic credentials Do. Margaretta B. Howell._ Assistant businessmanager-- -Attk- Do. Henry W. Huston_ Inspectoi of schoolaccounts _ -- Do. John S. Mount Inspector ofaccounts.... wo . Do. Wayland H. Burdick.... _do 11611 Do. George L.Kupp...... Inspector of schoolb 0 _ op Do. Charles D. Anderson....Statistician Do. fi New Mexico: Atanasio Montoya...... Stato superintendent of public instruction...... Santa Fe. David J. Chavez Assistant State superintendent - Do. J. W. Diefendorf High-school supervisor _ Do. Mrs Edna Rousseau...... Rural-acbool supervisor.... OD ...... Il Do. New York: "tank P. Graves...... ,Commissioner of education 411111110 Albany. Ernest E. Cole ..-Députy commissioner and council Do. James Sullivan.. Assitafitcommissioner, higher education division. George M. W Assistant commissioner, ssoondary education 314. diviMon. J. Caps Assistant' sissisesitary oduastios

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State andofficers Officialdesignation Address NewYorkContinued. LewisA. Wilson ..... Assistantcommissioner,vocational andexten- sion education Albany.. Alfred D. division. Simpson 417771. Assistantcommissioner,finance division James I.Wyer _ Do. Director ofStateLibrary_ _ Charles C.Adams Director of Do. State Museum Do. Lloyd L.Cheney__ Director ofadm n ist rat ion di Alexander C.Flick______Director of Do. archives andhistory diision. _ Charles L.Mosher._+70.Director of Do. I attendancedivision..._ _._ Avery W. _ Do. Skinner. Directorof examinationsand inspection divi--; sion. Do. Frederick R.Rogers______.Director ofhealth and ' physical 1 sion. educationdivi- Do. IrwinEsmond______Directorof law division ..... _ _ ...... Do. Frank L.Tolman. I)irector of library extension James division______Do. Wingate.... Director ofmotion-picturedivision Joseph H. Plixon_iDirector of 1 )0. Herman J. schoolbuildings andgroundsdivision. Do. Magee _ _ Directorof teacher-trainingdivisioti Alfred W.Abrams Director ofvisual ..... Do. Warren W. instructiondivision . _ Do. Coxe Director ofeducationalresearchdivision ar WilliamC. Smith Chief, adult Do. Arthur K. education bureau Do. Getman... Chief.agriculturaleducationbureau 1*- Joseph J.Endres______Do. Chief, crippledchildrenbureau_. Marion S.Van Liew Chief, home Do. Oakley economics ;ducationbureau_ Do. Furney______Chief,industrialeducationbureau Riley M.Little______Chief,industrial -.4 Do. WilliamA. Howe_ rehabilitationbureau.___ Do. Chief, medicalinspectionbureau al Herbert J.Hamilton.___.Chief,professional Ol I Do, examinationsbureau.___ ._..! Do. Charles F.Probes Chief,publicationsbureau Ray P.Snyder.. Chief,rural education Do. bureau . John B...... I Do. Hague_ Chief,special schoolsbureau.....____ Alioe C.McCormack_ Chief,bureau of ____ Do. Harold G.Thompson__ statistics Do. ClintowA.: .d Supervisorof ancientlanguages Do. Supervisorof commercialeducation _ Zara If. Kim;asey..... Supervisor ofdrawing Do. George W.Norvell. Do. Supervisor ofEnglish Do. Burton D.McCormick__. Supervisor ofgeneral subjects e. Treva E.Kauffman______Supervisor of Do. Gentle E. homeeconomicseducation... Do. Hutcherson___ Supervisor ofindustrialarts Arthur L.Mann Supervisor of Do. industrialeducation . _ Eugene L.Fink Supervisorof industrial Do. teaehertraining._ Do. Harrison H.Van Cott___ Supervisorof junior high schools ...... _ Do. F. EugeneSeymour._____.Supervisor ofmathematics WilliamR. Price Supervisor ofmodern .M..Mmlb Do. foreignlanguages _ Do. RussellCarter_ _ .... Supervisorof music...... Mary O.McCormick Suirrvisorof nutrition ... Do. classes__ .-....1 Do. ....01740OSupervisorof oralhygiene...... Anna C.Kennedy Supervisor of school Do. libraries 7.70. Anna M.Nenkom Supervisor ofschool Do. Warren W.Knox nurses...... _ Do. Supervisor ofscience , Do...... SD Supervisor ofsocial qtudies Do. Philip A.Cowen Supervisor ofspecial classes Edward S.Mooney, jr.....ISupervisor oftraining Do. North Carolina: classes.____. 7N7 Do. A. T. Allen Superintendentof public James E.Hillman instruction_. _ .Raleigh. 001.-Director,divisionsofcertificationandof teacher training. Do. MarybelleDelamar. Assistant director, Do. division ofcertification _O. JuanitaMcDougald_____Supervisor of Do. teacher . L. C.Brogden training Do. Director,division ofelementaryinstruction_...... _ Do. HattieParrott Supervisor of elementaryinstruction_. _ Nancy O.Devers ..... - do Do. J. J. Blair...... ______Director,division of Do. J. Henry schoolhouseplanning _ Do. llighsmith_____Director.division ofschoolinspection... A. B. Combs Inspector of Do. Susan high schools Do. Fulgkum...... Inspector ofelementaryschools J. B.Williamson__...Director . Do. N. C. division of visualeducation....._____ Do. Newbold Director,division ofnegro education O. H.Ferguson Asststantdirector of Do. W. F.Credle negro education .I. Do. Supervisorof Rosenwald-fund Do. G. E.Davis ...... Supervisor ofRosenwald building...... 7..11 Do. H. L. Trigg Inspector ofcolored high Mrs. AnnieW. Holland__ schools...._ ..... Do. Supervisor ofcolored _ C. D. Douglas elementaryseboolci on, Do. 'Directorof divisionof nuance.. H. C. West_ adifeeposeiStatistician Do. F.D. Duncan a Do. John L. Accountant.. Do. Hathcock...... Director,division ofschool T. E.Browne Director, account...... _ Do. Rebecca Cushing division ofvocationaleducation_ Do. Supervisorof homeeoonomios__._ _ _ . _ ...... Isabel N. Young. Assistant Il GI el Do. Roy H. supervisor ofhomeeconomic& Do. I. Supervisor Ofagriculture...... _____ ...... Do. (Dog&. Assistantsupervisor ofapiculture 14..164. __...... Do. Pemba ... ID ...... 1104 110 041440 Do. M.0 Oster dO -t .. doom. aNII e w. oogginmeime Do. Supervisor oftrades andindustries.....,.0 Do. PRINCIPAL STATE SCHOOL OFFICERS 11

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North CarolinaContinued. M. L. *Rhodes,__ Assistant supeivisor of trades and industries__Raleigh. H. L. Stanton Supervisor of industrial rehabilitation..__ . Do. C. N. Cobb Assistant supervisor of industrial rehabilitation_ Do. Robert A.Brown__11.1...... ____.do Do. L. H. Jobe .....Director, division of publications Do. M. C. S. Noble, Jr Director, division of information and statistics... Do. Cleorgia Piland ...... Landscape architect Do. Jordan Bryant Film inspector ONO 1.14141-1.411111. Do. North Dakota: Bertha R. Palmer State superintendent of public instruction_...Bismarck. W. E. Parsons...... Deputy State superintendent . Do. John A Page Director of secondary education_ Do. H. H. Hanson Director of rural education - Do. E. P. Crain Director of certification Do. Edward Erickson _..... 1101, Director of vocational education Grand Forks. Ohio: J. L. Clifton- _ Director of education Columbus. T. Howard Winters______Assistant director of education..... A..... Do. W. J. Osburn_.____ .....Director of ra*arch Do. L. L. Louthian..______Supervisor of teacher training Do. L. W. Reese High-school supervisor Do.

B. A. Aughinbaugh. Supervisor of visual education AM,..... an. vq. Do. George M. Morris Rural-school supervisor Do. 13.U.Davis..______Auditor Do. C. D. Hutchins Assistant auditor Do. T. C. Holy.._____ Director ofsurveys Do. E. O. BrauFht .....Equipment auditor Do. Edith M. heller _ Music supervisor' Do.

Hazel C.McIntire_____,...Supervisor of special classes A. ND - " 011. .10 4. . ... Do. L. H. N1 Director of child accounting _ _ ...... Do. E. R. Wood _ ..... Director of scholarship contests Do. Laura Zirbes Consultant in elementary education___ Do. B. 11. Darrow.__'''"'"11P Supervisor of radio education Do. . Jessie ACharters. , .....Supervisor of parental education Do. O Amalie K. Nelson Assistant supervisor of parental education_ Do. Florence Ilornback_ _ _ __do Do.

E. L. Ileusch. Supervisor of trades andiridtstries___. = 111. Do.

R. W. Jenkins 46MI Leader of foremen conferences Do.

_ _ MID Ray Fife _ _ MI, Supervisor of vocational agriculture ...... Do. J. B. McClelland_ alAssistant supervisor of vocational agriculture__ Do. R. A. Howard __,.. _ .do Do. Enid Lunn Supervisor of vocational home economics___ Do. Ethel Wright a.e.Assistant supervisor of vocationlil home eco- Do. nomics. D. Oberteuffer Supervisor of physical education .... Do. M. B. Perrin - ISupervisor of vocational rehabilitation Do, Edward Benson Assistant supervisor of vocational rehabilitation_ Do. Karl Ausenheimer...... __do Do. Max Young.....411___do Do. Frank E. Wilson______Chief, division of publications______..... Do. Roy Reichelderfer_ .Assistant to chief of division of publications... Do. Susannah Warfleld _ Censor, division of film censorship Do. Edith Luethi. _ _ do Do. George E. McCormick....State librarian 11 Do. Wilber Stout .State geologist Do. Oklahoma: John Vaughan. State superintendent of public instruction....Oklahoma City. Clay W. Kerr Assistant State superintendent______...... Do. Agatha W. Burke Secretary of the department Do. Edith Baldwin Chief clerk Do. Ella 11.Hunt__ Agricultural assistant Do. J. A. 110116y Chief high-school inspector Do. E. EHalley High-school inspector Do. Voyle C. Scurlock...... do Do. E. L. Morrison___ 0.1.1MMO ....do Do. E. A. Duke Chief rural-school supervisor Do. Nell M. Hunt_ Rural-school supervisor Do. A...... =410 do Do. Ileske ruett...... No 'Director of schoolhouse planning _ AID Do. Marshal W.Gregory....Director of research Lad service Do. Frank Williams.._..... Draftsman Do. Oregon: C. A. Howard State superintendent of public instruction....Salem. W. M. Smith .....Assistant State superinteLdent Do. Winifred Graham__...... Secretary of department of education Do. J. W...... Supervisor of club work, rural education Do. O. D. Adams e 4». Director of vocationaleducation Do. O. I. Paulson _ .....Supervisor of vocationalagriculture ...... Do. Frances M. Wrightad....Supervisor of home economies allO EININFIMINIPOIP Do. Frank 8. Seven__ Chief, department of Americanisation agooggpag Do. Pallas John A. H. State superintendent of public instruction lierrishmg. president and chief siscativ$ officer deist* =non of oduaitiaa.

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State and offi%lets Officialdesignation Address o PennsylvaniaContinued. Jonas E. Wagner asI. Directorof statistics,research, andreports Frances M.Burke..... _Controllerof Harrisburg. accoukting OP. Do. F. 8.Hartman Executivesecretary, departmental James N.Rula______.Desuty service.__ Do. superintendent,DivisionIteachers' Do. colleges,secondaryschools, specialandexten- sioneducation,certificationof teachers,institutes, anddepartmentlibraryandsecretary of Statecouncilof education. HenryKlonower___ _.1Director,teacher certification _ Da.01, F. R. Morey bureau_____ ODa Do. Assistantdirector,teachercertificationbureau._ J. K. Bowman a a._do Do. W. H.Bristow. __ Do. ... Assistantdirector,high-schoolclassification. John F.Brougher...._ _. Do. Supervisorof high-schoolclassification..__ 01 A. W. Castle.___ Director,adult Do. extensioneducation _ Lucy W.Glass.... Supervisor, _____ Do. adultextensioneducation Do. Frank H.Reiter...... __ _ Director, specialeducation...... Do. Edna M. Kugler _ Supervisor, specialeducation Do. Irene C. Devlin _ Librarian,departmentlibrary W. M.Denison Deputy -1 Do. superintendent,Division IIlegalrela- Do. tionsand servicesto schooldistricts. D. E.Crosley . ______Director,school business _ _ bureau._ _. Do. George H. Richwine. Assistantdirector,school businessbureau... __ J. Y. Shambach _ Do. Director,bureau of childhelping E. A. andaccounting. Do, Quackonbusb- Assistantdirector,bureau ofchild account i helping and Do. ng. 1 H. L. Holbrook . do vfP- Hubert C.Eicher. Director, Do. Frank M. bureau ofschoolbuildings...... Do. Highberger.....Assistantdirector,bureau ofschool Harry W.Stone_ __...do buildings... Do. Joseph L. Steele _ ..... Supervisor, a maODlo O Do. bureau ofschool buildings... . _ Do. Elwood B.Cassel _ _ _. do M. D. Heastings__ _ Heatingandventilating Do. Lindley H.Dennis Deputy engineer__.... Do. superintendent,Division IIIvoca- Do. tionaleducationunderFederal(Smith- Hughes)andPennsylvanialaws. H. C. Fetterolf Assistantdirector, tion. vocatioftwiculturaleduca- Do. V. A. Martin__ ,m e Supervisor,vocational agriculturaleducatinh . J. 8. Champion____...... _ _ __do. Do. Mrs.Anna O. Green Do. Assistartdirector,vocationalhome Mrs. Edith D.Davison_ Supervisor, economics . Do. vocationalhome.economics .. P. L.Creasman Assistant Do. W. E. director,continuationschooleducation Do. Brunton Supervisor,vocationalindustrial Robert C. Shaw Deputy education.. Do. superintendent,Division IVRchool. Do. visitation,conference andadviceanddirector of schoolvisitationbureau. Lee L.Driver Director, 8. Taft rural servicebureau Do. . Assistantdirector, ruralservice bureau George A.Stearns do Do. C. ValentineKirby_ Director ofart education Do. Helen Purcell Director ofelementary and Do. tion. kindergarteneduca- Do. W. O.Moorhead Directorof¡malth and physicalleducat Mary M. ion _ Do. Heffernan...... Supervisor ofhealth andphysical E. R.Kontner ...... do education Do. Helena McCray____ _ Do...... do - Do. Mrs. LoisOwen _ ____do -a s. e- ..... M. Claude _ Do. Rosenberry...Director ofmusic__ _ C. F. 4111 4I Do. Hoban.....______..Directorof visualeducation 'Charles D.Koch_ Deputy Do. superintendent,DivisionVserviceto Do. professionalexamining boardsand higher cation. edu- J. G.Pent& Director,credentials bureau_ 4111 A. D. Jackson. _...... Director,examinations .111 Do. FredericA. Godcharles Director, Do. DivisionVI-*--StateLibraryandmu- Do. seum. .. A. ColemapSheets Acting librarian,the Anna A.MacDonald_ generallibrary...______. Do. Librarian,libraryextension -w. W. H. E.Scott a e ee Librarian, Do. Hiram H. law library...... --.....- ...... Do. Shenk Archivist,archives andhistory Boyd P.Rothrock lb Do. Curator,;museum ...... ______....a_aa H. H. Baish Secretary, Do. PhilippineIsland!: schoolemployees'retirementboard... Do. Luther B.Bewley...... Director ofeducation Gabriel R.Manalao._ Assistant .. 411.....bpOManila. George R. director ofeducation Do. Summers...Assistantto the directorof education ing chief, andact- Do Ralph R.Butiok divisionof vocationaleducation. 1041Wervo Acting chiefeditortdivisionof John H.McBride, -Acting chiefof academic publications.... Do, MiguelGuerrero._a divipion. Do A. Chief,departmentof tradeandIndustries...... Maxim's=Rason. .... Do. Mariano .1Chief ofmortisvialon O. dalRosat1O...,1 Oklaa000u1tant...04 Do. 11.0.0411111111110 Do. 4 PRINCIPAL STATESCHOOLOFFICE S 13

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v Philippine IslandsContd. Mrs. Clara P.Carino____Chief, departmentof home economics Manila. Alberto Dalusung._ .....Property officer Do. Manuel L. Carreon Chief ofmeasurement and researchdepartment_ Do. Porto RiCO:

Jo0 _ Padin ...... Commissioner ofeducation_ 41 San Juan. Francisco Vircarrondo....Assistantcommissioner Do. 11. A. Martin a.Secretary of thedepartment_ Do. G. A. IM Harriman_____ 41, Chief, divisionaf property andaccounts_ A Andino Lopez_ Do. Chief, division ofmunicipal school _ Pedro Gil atlairs_ Do. Chief, bureauof extension andexamination.. Do. Nestor I. Vincenty__ Chief, divisionof technical research Do. J. Gomez Brioso .... Chief, divisionof school health F. RodriguezLopez_ General Do. superintendent ofSpanish.... w w, e Do. . Daniel R. Nase.__ _ . General superintendent_ .... alw Da .1. P. Blanco do Do. Pedro P.Aran.____ _ Generalsuperintendent of o. rural education__ Do. Porrata Doha_ __ Generalsuperintendent of J. Fiol Negron agriculture__..____ Do. General superintendentof physical education. _ Do. Margaret D.Fiz______.Generalsuperintendent of For) C. home economics__ Do. Urgell... _ Generalsuperintendent ofmanual Rhode Island: arts Do. Walter E.Ranger Commissioner ofeducation Providence. Charles Carroll.._ _ Director ofvocational education..._ Do. Emerson L.Adams Director ofadult education Irving C. Mitchell Do Director ofsurveys _____ Do. George 11. Baldwin_ Supervisor ofagricultural education Raymond W. ..___ ...___.Bristol. Perry....Supervisor oftrade and industrialedycation. _ Providence. Grace C. Whaley_ _ Supervisor ofhome economicseducation.__ K ingston. Frank E. Waite.__ _ inspector of high schools______.....MD a. MI Providence. A nne W. Congdon. _ ._ Libraryvisitor ..... Do. . ...- Althea MJencks__ . ....Supervisor of homeclasses in Samoa PaulT. Diefenderfer. Americanization..Barrington. Director ofeducation ND South Carolina: Pago Pago. James H.I lope._____ . Statesuperintendent of _ _ W. A. Shealy education110 _ _ Columbia. Assistantsuperintendent Do. J. . AlaDoiel High-schoolSupervisor Do. DavisJetTries.. _ Elementary-schoolsupervisor...-.______MissWil Do. Lou Only Adult-schooisupervisor Do. M tittleF. Thomas Rural-school supervisor.. andcommunitorgan- Do. i7er II. B. Dominick Directorbureau of certification._ Do. Herbert K. _ _ Job__ Supervisor ofnature andconservi iiio..n studies_ Do. Verd Peterson Supervisorof W. H. Garrison._ gr icultural education Do. Assistantsurvisor of agriculturaleducation... Do. C. M. Wilson Supervisoro Lillian industrial education Do. Hoffman Supervisor ofhome economics Do. D. L. Lewis __ . MO an __ _ Rural-schoolsupervisor Do. P. G. Sherer Supervisor of J. B. Felton vocational rehabilitation...._ _ Do. State agent fornegro schools...... ___.______Do. H. 11. Set zler _ _ Assistant Stateagent for South Dakota: negrosChOols___. Do. E. C. OlfTen Statesuperintendent ofpublicinstruction...-Pierre. Fred P. Sznitti DeputyState superintendent D. C.Mills Executive . Do. W. P. Beard secretary, Young CitizensLeague_ Do. Supervisor ofagriculturaleducation...... Do. R. W. Kraushaar____ Supervisorof secondary Mrs.. Hazel education Do. H. Ott Supervisor of elementaryeducation Do. Florence A. Sly___ _ Supervisor of homeeconomics education. _ _ ..... Do. Mary E.Jamison Supervisor ofrehabilitation andAmericaniza- tion. Do. Mrs. MabelTmoien.....Chairman, boardof examiners andhead .of department of certification. Do. Tennessee: P. L. flamed Commissionerof edUcation ...... Nashville. J. A. Roberts_ Chief clerk Maud M. Holman .. Do. Secretary to thecommissioner OP dia .....a., Do. Emma Watts .Director rural-sobool libraries , Do. W. A. Bass z. .1High-schoolsupervisor John P. , Do. Grahatn....___-....Rural elementaryschoolsupervisor ad.., Do. T. W.Hunter...... _____ 1:_,. _do O. LI. Bernard I- Do...... 'Director schoolhouseplanning....__...... __¡4 J. C. Russell Draftsman Do. Dudley S. Tanner i Do. General educationboard agent,negro schools... I Do. P. M. flamed aa Supervisor divisionof certification .i Do. D. M.Clements...,_ Supervisor of agriculture James A:-Arenston...... I Do...... Supervisortrades and industries...... a I Margaret Browder Do. Supervisor homeeconomics i Do. G. E.Freeman Assistant supervisor R. L. of agriculture.a...... Do. Supervisor ofcivilian rehabilitatioff...... _...... ! Do. D.E. Slagle. - General bookkeeper ..... Mrs. MaryD. Moore ...... Do. Librarian andarchivist.... 111,4. Mama III iv NMI) Do. P. E. Keeper of archives. andmumium...... Do. W. A.rr h. .640()orator...... 041)41.4. alorAm 11411,411.0.010.0 De 91739°-30-2 .1 _At ' 14 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, .1930

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Texas: S. M. N. Marrs State superintendentof public instruction.____-Austin. _ L. W. Rogers.___ First assistantsuperintendent Alo. Do. Irma Fay Stokes_ Second a&sistant superintendent Do. 'Mary Nash . Third assistantsuperintendent_____ Do. A. M. Blackman. Chief suVervisor divisionof high-schoolsuper- Do. vision. , Ella E. Lunday______Supervisorof high schools_ Do. Margaret Cotham______. ___.do . .._ Do. M..B. Brown_ : do. Do. KatherineHenderson .... Do. Irma Dean Fowler._..._ do Do. W. E. Gattis do Do. Opal Gilstrap do _ Do. ary Shipp Sanders - Chief supervisor divisionof rural schools_ Do. 8. E. Clark Supervisor of rural schools Do. John T. Conn_._____, _ _ _do Do. . Selby Attwell do_ . - ow a. Mor gm, ...... Do. Georgie Walker._ .--.do Do. J. C. Griffin ______.do. Do. William Eilers do Do. Frank Van Winkle._ ___ -1. ....Maaaba Do. Lee Hensley 100:- e e.! P Do. John L. Smith_____-___- _do Do. John Olsen do e? - 40 D. G. T. Bludworth_...______Special rural-school Agent- Do. D. B. Taylor______. _.do Do. C. L. Davis . Director ofagriculture - Do. J. B. Rutland__...... gm Assistant director ofagriculture Do. J. J. Brown Director division ofcivilian rehabilitation.... Do.

LillianPeek______Director of homeeconomics A Do.

_. Bernice Mallory. Ow Assistant directorof home economics______Do. #N. S. Bunsdon.. . Director of industrialeducation Do. Lizzie M. Barbour Assistant director ofindustrial educat ion Do. Mrs. W.A. Craddock_----I Accountant division ofvocational education_. Do. Alice Costley__ _ . Secretary divisionof vocational education.___ Do. J. Fred Horn Director divisionof school plant__ Do. Arnold E. Witminim_ Assistant director divisionof school plant_____ Do. Mrs. Fay 'Hamlett Statistician__ I Do. T. P. Walker______,Auditor fir ______' 0 Do, Meta Iluppertz.. _,Assistant auditor_ ' . Do. R. D. Henderson_.....-.' anager division of textbook administration___! Do. J. R. Reid Chairman State board ofexaminers Do.

Lucia Douglas______Secretary Stateboard of examiners__ ono diMII Do. Utah: 1 C. N. Jensen State superintendent of publicinstruction andSalt Lake City. director of health education. A. C Matheson Assistant superintendent _ _ ..... Do. I. I.. Williamson___ .11 .11 1 1 igh-school inspector anddirector ofvocat tonal Do. education. MoslahHall__ Supervisoskof industrialrehabilitationqind State Do. secretary libraries. Irvin S. Noall...... SupervisorofaI s es and industrial educatiop Do. LoiterBjarna.son____ Supervisor °Caammar grades and Junior high Do. schools. . L. R. Humphreys... Supervisor of agriculturaleducation Do. Jean Cox Supervisor of home economicseducation Do, Matilda Peterson Supervisor of primary grades Do. MahonriwThomson__ Statistician_ 4 Do. . Vermont: Clarence H. Dempsey...Commissioner of education, _ Montpelier. dniiindP, Hamilton Executive clerk, State boardof education... Do. Charlotte M. Lowe_ Secretary to the commissioner. Do. Mrs. GladysW. Lowe....Certification clerk Do. Carl J. Batchelder Deputy oommissioner_,eefleeeaea ....eaaawaaWalaSt. Johnsbury. Clayton L. Erwin_ do - Bellows Falls. Mrs. MargaretR. Kelley..State helpingteaciaher Derby. Jessie E. Freeman do Essex Junction. Elizabeth Wilson__aabaa0.a.Secretary, free public library department(act-Montpelier. ing). Virginia: Harris Ilart...... ap.waMaState superintendent of public instruction Richmond. Thomas D. E Secretary State board of education Du. John Crosby. Auditor-statisticlan. _ Barry Foster_ Pu. . Assistant auditor-statistician Do. "74* Mrs. Ora HaAvery_ ID Supervisor of home economicseducation._o._ M. Do. Walter S. mall_._a OD aaSupervisor of vocational agriculture_ _ Do. Raymond V. Long IM Supervisor of school buildingconstruction.._.___ Do. L. W. Bishop Special agent for so0oulbuildings Do, A. E. Chapman, Jr.... raftsinan..a4111141411141plo 404. . Do. E. M. Pennell___...... do._. Do. W. Irving Dixon Assistantsrviaor of school buildings. Do. D. W.Pstags...... 00100hall"Acting supervisor, Boundaryeducation...- Do. -

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virginiarontinned. C. W. Dickinson, Jr.....Supervisor oftextbooks andlibraries___---_-...... -Richmond. B. II. Van Oot Supervisor,vocational tradesand industry...... Do. C. J. Hyslup.... Assist antsupervisor of trade andindustrial ed- Do. ucation. f . F.. E. Worrell. .41.1Supervisorof rural education - Do William D. (hest AbmM411. Supervisor ofnegro education_.4wa.me ... Do. , Eliot V Graves mit 41. supervisor ofhealth and physicaleducation Do. C. E. Myers______MP Supervisor of divisionof research R. N. Anderson______Do. Assistant supervisor,rehabilitation education.._ Do. Virgin Islands:ArthurE. Director ofeducation Lindborg. ...St. Thomas. Washington: N. D. Showalter 'State superintendent of publicinstruction SD Olympia. W. J. Matters Assistant superintendent_ Do.' W. F. Martin._. Deputysu Do. Edwin Twitmyer IIigli-choo1supervisor Do. L. O. Swenson . MI IM ___do Do. Jeanette Donaldson______Elementary andrural-school supervisor Minnie D. Bean ...... Do. do 1 Do. L. D. Burrus.__m..a.m=.Statistician______.____.._____.__..___------Do. Emalie Fries. Secretary ofthe departmentof educatión_.__. Do. Hazel L. Ilardan__ Office director Mary Du Bois Fowler__ Do. Financialsecretary____. - Do. J. A. Guitteau Supervisor ofagriculturaleducation._____,../ Do. Dora S.Lewis.... Super v isor of home economicseducation.______Do. J.W. Kelly. Supervisor of tradeand industrial education.___ Do. Elva EdwardsCole....Secretary, boardof trustees, State teachers ' Do. retirement fund. West V irginia: William C. Cook_ State superintendentof free schools Cbarleston. T P. Ilill.404.01.014.Mmo..m.Assistant Statesuperintendent and assistant Do. director incharge of rehabilitation. An. W. Cooke_ Chief clerk Do. E. EmersonLangfitt______State supervisorof high schools.______.____ Do. L. T. Tustin State supervisorof rural schools..___.______. Do. E. A. Hunt ...... Assistant supervisorof rural schools Do. Myra M. Nemen do ullbw W. NV. Sanders Do. Statesupervisor ofnegro schools 4SM D ,M. e Arthur V. (1. Upton.____ Do. Director of physicaleducation 1 Dan Ir. Perdue_ Do. Supervisor ofteacher training -1 Do. Lillian Carver .... Supervisor ofcertification of teachers__ __ E. L. Bowman .1. Do. Statistician.... '...-...-______._ ._ .. _ .._ Do. L. V. Cavins In charge ofeducational research Wisconsin: Do. John Callahan State superintandent O. IL Henike of public instruction______Madison. Assistant Statesuperintendent . Do. C. L. Harper.__ Second assistantState superintendent ____ Do. Leavelva Bradbury...Supervisor of elementaryschools Do. Maybell O.Bush______do Delia E. Kibbe Do. do do4..1.4.1111...... M.4 Do. George S. Dick Supervisor of ruralschools______.______Do. J. F. haw do. do...... __ ...... 1 Do. George H. Drewry Supervisor of Stategradecrschools...... -...... __ Do. George II. Landgraf____...... do A. A. Thomson Do. do eeCee Do. M. H. Jackson Supervisor of schoollibraries______-_____. Do. IreneNewman .....Assistant supervisorof school libraries_...... _ Do. Charles E. Limp______Director of statisticsand research....______Do. Henrietta V.Race Clinical. psychologist Do. Katharine D. Lynch _ ___do 8. M. Thomas Do. Supervisor of highschools...-.ow .... e AP Mo. Do. J. F.Wad,dell_ e CD MUD...do Do. J.T.Gile13 eeeeee do H. W. Scbmidt___.... Do. .4Supervisor of high schoolsand of buildings..... _ Do. Lavilla A.Ward....*ewe*Supervisor of educationof the deaf, blind.and Do. . those withdefective speech. Marguerite M. Lison.....Supervisor of physicallydisabled children.... Do. Ivyoming: %Mrs. KatharineA. Morton_State superintendentof public insthiction_..... N. p. Morgan Cheyenne. Commissioner of eduCation ...... --- Do. MileelynSeabright...... Deputy Statesuperintendent Do. F. M. Treat ayAl.= State director forvocat nal educationand State Do. supervisor of traded industries. C. G. Howard State supervisor for cWtural education.... Do. Mary S. .State supervisor forhome economicseducation., Do. E. F.McGra* State supervisor forcivilian rehabilitation Do. MiriamJarvis...C.__Assistant inspector of highschools. Do. BeatriceMcLeod_ State director of specialeducation Do. MaudeSholty Assistant to State directorof special education.. Do. Virginia L. Warkley...4=4.State supervisor for the blindand deaf...". Do. 16 . EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY,1930"

TIT --COUNTYANDOAERLOCAL SUPERINTENDENTSOFSCHOOLS

COUNTY AND COVNTYSUPERIN Pima-Mrs. Annie E.Daniels, Tucson Ala T END E NT Pinal-Mrs. Margaret T.Randell, Florence. A it Santa Cruz-Mrs.hula R. Larimore,Nogalas 1 ALABA M A Yavapai-Laura Ilopper,Prescott. An Antauga W. H. McDaniel, Prattville. uma- Mrs. Anna D. Ilansberger,Yuzna. flu Baldwin-S. M. Tharp, Bay Minette. Barbour-P. A McDaniel, Jr,Clayton. ARKANSAS Bibb -W. Y Haves. Centerville. Blount-J. W. Ellis.oneonta. Arkansas-J. M.Henderson,Jr., I» Witt. De Bullock- M. k. Johnson, Inion Springs. Ashley-H. D; Alford,Hamburg. Butler-Lloyd Woodruff, Oreenville. Baxter-Clifford Fry, Mountain Home. :(1.1:i:r11:1 Calhoun-S. B. Oihson, Anniston. Benton-F. A. Wood,Bentonville. Chambers-0 M. Barnett. Lafayette Boone-W. E. Ilalbrook,Harrison. lilt Cherokee-William lAtle, Center. Bradley-W. M Brown,Warren Chilton -B. Lawrence, ln Clanton. Calhoun-Clarence Hardin,Hampton. ki;. Choctaw-Zack Rogwrg, Butler. Carroll-C. M Lieb,Berryville. till (larke- 1). ('. Mathews, (-trove Hill. Chicot -J. C.Oray, lake Village. Clay -Fwell W. Robinson, Ashland. Litt.11, Clark-George W. Garrett,Arkadelphia. La: Cleburne- Leo R. Jones, Heflin. Clay-W. W. Henry,Corning. Lo, Coffee --Rowe Watson, Elba. Clehurne---W. L. Deal,Heber Springs. Colbert -Robert Hudson, Tnscumbia. N ; Cleveland-R. C. Carmical,Bison :1 Conecuh-Marvin A. Hanks, Evergreen. Columbia-F. N. Powell,Magnolia. Coosa-J. 0. Pinson, Rockford. Conway-T. L. Ilaynes,Morrillton. t'ovington-J. A. Keller, Andalusia, Craighead-J. J. Yarbrough,Jonesboro. Crenshaw-T. A. Capps, Luverne. Crawford-J. P. Bingham,Van Buren. N Cullman- R. E. Moore, Cullman. Crittenden-T. P.Johnson, Earle, Dalc-J. H. Johnson, Ozark. N Cross-H. L.Lessenberry, Wynne. '% , Dallas-J. A. Lee, Selma. Dallas-J. H. Spragins,Fordyce N}i De kalh-O. L. McCurdy, Fort Payne. Desha-L. M. Clary;Durrras. Ni. Elmore- C. R Welden, Wetnmpka. I) rew-Jas. L.llohgood, Montieello. I .r Esearthia- -O. C.Weaver, Brewton. Faulkner-A. A. Parsons,Conway. Ph Etowah-W. V. Luckie, Gadsden. Franklin-L. B.Jackman., Ozark. Pli Fayetde -9. L. Balch, Fayette. Fulton --F. C. Gibson,Salem. Franklin-E. T. Bolding, Russellville. .111 Gariand-Garnett Braughton, liotSprings. I Geneva --J. 0. Austin, Hartford. Ora nt-D. Sac oreene-vb,. Archibald. Ennxville. O. Rushing, Sheridan. I Sa P.. Greene-Mrs. W. L. Skaggs,Paragould. Sit

Hale-Edward L. Colebeck, Greensboro. Hempstead-F. E. Austin, Hope. 1 Ilenry-O. E. Tompkins, A bbeville: Ilot Springs-R. F.Tackett, Malvern. Ssi Houston-C. W. Johngon, Dothan. Howard -J. H. Dodson,Nashville. Ñi Jackson-J. F. Hodges, Seottsborn. Independence-O. M. Owens,Batesville. Sa Jefferson-E. B. Erwin, Birmingham. Iyard-Karr Shannon,Melbourne Lamar-G. S Smith, Vernon. Jackson-J. G. Albright, Newport. Sa1 Lauderdale-A. R. Springer, Florenee. Jefferson-W. P. Keith, Pine Bluff. SH1 Lawrence-F. M. Hodson, Moulton. Johnson-W. I. Agee, Clarksville. Sn Lee-W. Y. Fleming, (Ipelika. Lafayette-Lee Measeles,Lewisville. Sal Limestone-- M. K. Clements, Athens. Lawrence-R. S. Rainwater,Powhatan. Low rides -J. A. Coleman, I I ayneville. Lee-Alma Fiitrall, Marianna. SSS Macon-W. B. Riley, Tuskegee Lincoln-W. R. Stephens, jr.,Star City. Sis Madison-1-S. R Butler, Huntsville. Little River-L. F. Wheelis,Ashdown. Sol Marengo-O. M. Watson, Linden. Logan-W. If.Houser, Paris. So! Marion--a. D. Brooks, Hamilton. Lonoke-W. C. Davis, Lonoke. SUi Marshan-C. W. Hyatt, Guntersville. Madison-Afton Wheeler, Huntgfille. Su Mobile-W. C.. Griggs, Mobile. Marion-R. W. Phillips, Yellville. 're Monroe-George A. Harris, Monroeville. Miller-Otto Forehand, Texarkana. Tr Montgomery-W. R. Harrison, Montgomery-. Mississippi-Willie Lawson,Blytheville. Tu Morgan-E. L. Hays, Hartselle. Monroe-W. E. Castleberry,Clarendon. Tii Perry-W. R. Carothers, Marion. Montgomery-T. A. Humble,Mount Ida. Ve Pickens-W. H. Storey. Carrollton. Nevada-J. W. Teeter, Prescott. N'o Pike-Joel L. Sanders, Troy. Newton-W. T. Burdine,Jasper. titu Randolph-R. F. Edwards, Wedowee. Ouachita-J. J. Tibbits,Camden. Russell-II. R. Hamner, Seale. Perrv-J. H. Hudson,Perryville. St. Clair-Carl Q. Baxter, Ashville. Philiips---Mrs. Bertha C,Sanders,Ilelena. Shelby-J. W. Iktson. Columbiana. Pike-C. G. Bolin, Murfreesboro. A( Sumter-RAIL Southerland, Livingston. Poinsett-T. L. Smith,Harrisburg. Talladega-E. A. McBride, 'T alla(lega. Al Polk-A. W. Dodson,Mena. Ar Tallapoosa-A. V. Mein, Dadeville. Pope-T. D. Bullock, Russellville. Ar Tuscaloosa-II. O. Dowling, Tuscaloosa. Prairie- -D. N. Misenheimer,DeVallsMuff. Walker-J. Alex Moore, Jasper. Pulaski-D. T. Henderson, Lottolock. Washington-C. 07-8mlth, Chatom. Randolph-R. A. Mock, Pocahontas. lie wileox-w. J. Jones, Bo Camden. St. Francis-J. M. Wilson,Forrest City. Ct Winston-A. G. Weaver, Double Springs. Sating-W. A. Jackson, Benton. Ch Scott-J. A. Gibbons, Waldron. Cl 41. ARIZON A Searcy-Una Bratton,Marshall. Co Sebastian-A. C. lkouser,Greenwood. ,Co Apache-Mrst. Amelia Hunt Garda, tit.Johns. &vier-Byron Goodson, De Queen... (7r Cochise--Martha B. Criley, Tombstone Sharp-W. T. McJunkins, AAFlat. Ci Coconino-Mr& Bessie Kidd Best, Flagstaff. Stone-J. E. King, MountainView. Oila---Mrs. Dorothy J. Smith, Globe. Union-J. L. Bond, El Dorado. De Graham-Lafe Nelson, Safford. Van Buren-R. E. Taylor,Clinton. Do Greenlee-Mrs. Jessie L. Johnson, Clifton. Washington-O. W. Bass,Fayetteville. Do Maricom-Mitiam Grau, Phoenit. Whito-James P. Akridge,Searcy. Ea Mohave-Mrs. Isabelle Stephens, Kingpan. Woodruff-C. C. Hunnicutt,Cotton Plata% El Navajo-Mrs. Edith L. 'Undertone 411Mwook. Yell-R. F. Wateze,DanviDa, El Fr Gs

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CALIFORNIA Gilpin-Mrs. Amanda Wagner, Central City. Grand-Mrs. Dorothy Traber, Radium. AlamedaD. E. Martin, Oakland. GunnisonMrs. Mary A. Lawrence, Gunnison. Alpine --Mrs. Eugenia M. Bruns,flardnerville HinsdaleMrs. Carolyn II. Wright, Lake City. Nev. Huerfano-Mrs. Martha M. Thorne, Walsenburg. A Mrs. Sabra R. Greenhalgh, Jackson. Jacksson-Mrs. Etblyn Riddle, Walden. ButteJ. E. Partridge, Oroville, JefferaonMrs. Miriam B. Martensen. Golden. CalaverasCharles Schwoerer, San Andreas. Kiow Mrs. Wilma N. McKay, Eads. colnqlPerle Sanderson, Colusa. Kit Carson-Mrs. Della Hendricks. Burlington. contra Costa WilhamH.Hanlon. Martititz. Lake-Mrs. Mary Clune, Leadville." Del Norte----Mrs. Anna It. Dough's, Crescent City. La Plata-Nell B. McCartey, Durango. EldoradoE. J. Fitzgerald, Placerville. Larimer-Mrs. Alice C. Fuller, Fort Collins. Emsno--narenve W.Edwards, Fresno. Las Animas-W. F. Templin, Trinidad. nn-Edgar I'. Mapes, Willows. Lincoln-Mrs. Anna M. K. Oleson, Hugo. 111110)01a- Robert A. Bughee, Eureka. Logan -Flora A. Allison, Sterling. ImperialII. C. Coe, El Centro. Mesa-Mrs. Rose Bishop, Grand Junction. . Invir-Mrs. Ruth W. LeetP, Lone Pine. Mineral-Mrs. Lois J. Corwin, Wagon Wheel Gap. kern -Herbert Healy Bakersfield. MoffatMrs. J. Berneloe Keely, Craig. king,. --Mrs. Elsie 1. HOLMIUM, 1 fan ford. Montezuma-Mrs. Myrtle Jordan, Cortez. Lake -Minerva Ferguson, Lakeport. Montrose-Mrs. Lottie Stevens, Montrose. Laen--Mrs. Jessie 15 Madison, SuFanville. Morgan-Laura N. Burdhsted, Fort Morgan. Los AngelesIL S. Upjohn, I,os Angeles. Otero-A. J. McFarland, La Junta. MaderaW. L. Williams, Madera. Ouray-Mrs. Anna L. (irabow. Ouray. MarmJames B. Davidson, San Rafael. Park-Margaret Gibson, Fairplay. MariposaT. B. Pricer Maripop". Phillips-Edna Youtsey, Holyoke. .M tflt1OCiflO Fred 1). Patton, I kiah. Pitkin-Mrs. Anna Short, Aspen. MercedC. S. %Vetiver, Merced. Prowers-Mrs. Retta Prowers, Lamar. Nlodot --Mrs. Lena C. Crabtree, A It tints. PuebloMrs. Lillie t). Baker, Pueblo. Mono- Mrs. Nora A. Archer, BrioLt port. Rio Blanco-Nell Cunningham, Meeker. Monterey--James O. Force, Salinas. Rio GrandeMrs. Nina Weiss, Del Norte. Napa Eva Holmes, Napa. Routt-Mrs. Pearl A. Funk, Steamboat Springs. Neada -Mrs Ella Austin, Nevada City. Saguache George E. Burch, Saguache. Irange- -R. P.Mitchell, Santa Ana. San Juan-Mrs. Anna C. Bell, Silverton. PlaterMrs. Portia F. Moss, Auburn. San MiguelMrs. M. S. Donegan Telluride. Pliinuis -Mrs. V. L. Long, Quincy SedgwickMrs.HelenB. Waite,Julashurg. .Thverside--Ezra E. Smith, Riverside. Summit-Mrs. Mary S. Ilallen, Breckenridge. SacramentoE. E Golway, Sacramento. Teller-Mrs. Lauretta SA)avis, Cripple Creek. San Benito-Catherine Gray Hooton,llollister. Washington-Mary M. Young, Akron. San Bernardino-Ida NI. Collins, San Bernardino. Weld-Fleteher A. Ogle, Greeley. tIIDiego----Ada York, San Diego. Yuma-A. E. Steven .on, Wray. San Francisco-J. M. Owinn, San Francisco. 11Joaquin !tarry Bessac, Stockton. San Luis Obispo-Robert L.Bird, San Luis TOWNS AND S ERVISING AGENTS 0.hispo. San Mateo-Pansy J. Abbott, Redwood City. CON NCTiCII T 1 Santa liarbaraA. S. Pope, Santa Barbara. Santa Clara --J. E. Hancock, San Jose itndover. Ashford, Bolton, Chaplin, Columbia, Santa Cruz-Edna Young, Santa Cruz. Covent Mansfield, Willington- S.ton Bertha A. Merrill, Redding. Lévi T. Garrison, Willimantic. Sierra-- Belle Aleander,Downieville. Avon, Burlington, Canton, Eaq. Granby, Granby, Siskiyou -L. S. Newton, Yreka. New 1 aruordFerdinand J. Penley,Unionville. Solano --Dan IL White, Fairfield. Barkhamsted, Colebrook, Hartland, llarwinton Souoma-0. F. Staton, Santa Rosa. Lewis S. Mills, Winsted. Stunislaus- -A. G. Elmore, Modesto. Beacon Falls, Bethany, Oxford, Prospect, South- Sutter-Mrs. M. M. Gray, Yuba City. bury, Wolcott, WoodbridgeI. Burton Dun- girf Tehama- Mrs. Alta Ohrt, Red Bluff. field, Naugatuck. Trinity-Lucy Young, 1Veavervi1le. Bethlehem, nridgewater, Brookfield, Kent, Mor- Tulare-J. E. Buckman, k isalia. ris, New Fairfield, Roxbury, Sherman, Warren, Tuolumne-O. P. Morgan, Sonora. Washington, Woodbury-Frank IL Johnston, Ventura-Mrs. Blanche Reynolds, Ventura New Milford. Yolo-- Mrs. Rowena Norton, Woodland. Bozrah, Colchester, Franklin, Hebron. Lebanon, *Wm Mrs. Agnes W. Meade, Marysville. Marlborough, SpragueMartin B. Robertson, I, Wilh mantic. Canaan. Cornwall, Goshen, North Canaan, Salis- COLON ADO bury, Sharon-William M. Teague, Canaan. Canterbury, Lisbon, Scotland, Sterling, Volun- Adams --Mrs. Bertha L. Baker, Brighton. town-Edwin B. Floyd, Norwicn. Alamosa -Mrs. Minnie Brownell, Alamosa. Cheshire, North HavenDewitt C. Allen, North ArapahioeMrs. Josepha L. Brown, Littleton. Haven. ArctidetaMrs. Myrtle De Foe, Pagosa Springs Chaster, Essex, Old Saybrook, Saybrook, West- NeR Mrs. Zepha S. Moore, Springfield. hrol,,- -William M. Strong, Westbrook. Bent Allie V. Richmond, Las Animas. Dur..am, East Haddam, East Hampton, Haddam, BoulderMrs. Anna J. Bittner, Boulder. hillingworthgdwin 1. Arthur, Middletown. ChaffeeMrs. Marion B. Wallsce, Buena Vista Eastiord, Pomfret, Union, WoodstockCalvin Cheyenne-- Mrs. Sara I. IthoeOes, Cheyenne Wells Stanley, Puttlam. ClearCreek-Mrs. Hazel McAdams, Georgetown, East Lyme, Lyme, Old Lyme, SalemJames W. Conejos- Mrs. Estella Sowards, Manama. - Frost, Saybrook. Cokilla-Mrs. Lida M. Oringdulph, Mesita. Eastott, Monroe, Newtown, Redding, Trumbull, Crowley-Mrs. Gladys E. Smith Ordway. Weston, WiltonFrank W. Knight, Bridgeport. CusterMrs. Lou C. Beaman, Silver Cliff. Ellington, Somers, TollandArthur L. Young, Delta;Alice Burnett, Delta. Ellington. Denver Alice B. McCormack, Denver. Ledyard, North Stonington, PrestonJames F. Dolores-Mrs. Mtkry E. Livingston, Dore Creek. Connolly, NorwiCh. JI Douglas-Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett, Castle Rock. Middlebury, Middlefield, North Branford, Rocky Eagle-Anna M. Anderson, Eagle. FlbertN. N. Bailey, Kiowa. HillWilson 8. Dakin, Hartford. El Paso- Ludle DeeHorton,Colorado Springs. Fremont-Mrs. Jane k.loyd Powell, Canon City. 1 For cities and towns havingapopulation a( GarfleldMrs.ra011 A. Blair, Glenwood Springs. 2,500or more, see p. 41. 6.1

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18 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY,1930 ``\ COUNTYAND COUNTYSUPERIN- BryanC. L.Purvis, Pembroke. C. TENDENT Bulloch-B.R. 0111ft,Statesboro. Burke-E, 13.Gresham,Waynesboro,, FLORIDA Butts-T.J. Dempsey,jr., Jackson. Calhoun-H.T. Singleton,Edison. Alachua-E. R.Simmons, Gainsville. Camden-EdithProctor, Woadbills. Baker-W.H. Milton,Mace lenny. Campbell-M.D. Collins,FairbOn Bay-C.C. Mathis.Panama City. Candle.r-J.M Creech,jr., Metter. Bradford-A.J. Griffis,Starke. Carroll-JohnF. Brooks,Carrollton., Brevard-Mrs.Alice She ¡bourne,Titusville. Catoosa-W1/4 E.Bryan, Ringgold. Broward-JohnM. Ciój lift,Fort Lauderdale. hariton-John Harris,Folkston. Calhoun --J.K. Musg,Blountstown. c hat ham-0. B. Strong,Savannah. Charlotte-W.1 .Bell,Punta Gorda. Chattahoochee-O.W. King,jr., Cusseta. Citrus*IV-Montague,Inverness Chat tooga-MaudeSewell,Summerville. Clay-T. J.Knight, GreenCove Springs. Cherokee -R.C. Sharp,Canton. Co George Walker,Everglade. Clarke -W.H. Coile,Athens. Columbia-GeorgeR. Graham,Lake City. Clay-P. C.King, FortGaines. Dade-CharlesM. Fisher,Miami. Clayton- W. L. Gi4bert,Jonesboro. De Soto-J.O. Johnson,Arcadia. clinch-Ii.B. Musgrove,Homer villa Dixie-WilliarnHill, Cross City. Cobb -BernardAwtrey, Marietta. Duval-R. B.Rutherford,Jacksonville. coffee-MelvinTanner. Dougla.s. Eseambia-WiHisinTyler, Pensacola. Colquitt -FrankG. Clark,Moultrie»- ftFlagler-Z.E. Booe, Bunnell Columbia-J. S. Hardin,Harlem. Franklin-A. A.Core, Apalachicola. Cook -J. C.Thomas, .kdel. Gadsden-J. E.Brewton,Qiiincy Coweta-J. M.Starr, Newnan. Gilehrist-Mrs. M.1 I. Johnson, Trenton Crawford-Mrs:Zada D.Walker, Roberts. alades--M.S. Hayes. MooreHaven. Crisp-J. W.Bivins, Cordele. GulfB W.Spear, Wewnhitchka. Dado-S. J. Hale,Trenton. Hamilton --W. W.Bradshaw,Jasper. Dawson-A. W.Vandivere, Hardee ---J. B.Rooney, Wauchula. Decatur-RolandBower, Bainbridge. Hendry-E. L.Stallings, LaBelle. DeKalb-W.M. Rainey,Decatur. Hernando-I. B.Turniey. Brooksville. Dodge-W.C. Rozar,Eastman. Highlands-F. N. K.Bailey, Sebring. Dooly-Annis Kelly,Vienna. Hillsborough-W. D.F. Snipes,Tampa. Dougherty-S. It.de Janette,ANAT. 1Io1nnas-11. E.Majors, Bonifay. Douglas-J.Wilhe Shadix,DouglaVule. Indian River-W.T. James,Vero Beach. Early-Mr4.A. McArthurJones, Nakely. Jackson-J. H.Ayers, Marianna. Echols-AnnieCannady,Howell. Jefferson-B. J. Hamrick,Monticello. Effingham-F.D. Seek inger,Guyton. Lafayette-O. N.Trawick, Mayo. Elbert Thomas%J. Cleveland,Elberton. Lake-D. H. Moore,Tavares. Emauuel-R.E. Rountree,Swainsboro. Lee-J. Colin English,Fort Myers. Evans-Mrs.Clara Varnedoe,Claxton. Leon-F. S. Ilartsfleld,Tallahase. Fannin-O. It.Guthrie, BlueRidge. Levy-11. S. Priest,Bronson. Fayette-F. A.Sams, Fayetteville. Liberty-J. R.Summers, Bristol. FloydA. N. Swain,Rome. Madison-W. C. Bailey,Madison. Forsyth-.. B. T Cumming. Manatee-B.D..Gullett, Bradenton. Franklin-NV.G. itee, Carnesville. Marion-Mrs.Iva T. Sprinkle,Ocala. Fulton-J.A.Wells,Atlanta. gik Martin-EdwardMapp,Stuart. Gilmer-0.0.Ward,Ellijay. Monroe-MelvinE. Russell,Key West. Glaseock-J.P. Allen,Mitchell: Nassau-O. T.Weaver,Fernandina. Glynn-R. D.Eadie, Brunswick, Okaloosa-J. T.Carpenter,Crestview. Uordort-W. L.Swain, Calhoun. Okeechobee-F.E. Henderson,Okeechobee. Grady-J.P. Swann,Cairo. Orange B. Johnson,Orlando. Greene-W.A. Purks, WhitePlains. Osceola-SamDrammar,Kissimmee. tiwinnett-K.E. Taylor,Lawrenceville. ralm Beach-J.A.Younghlood,West PalmBeach Ilahersham-R.A. Kimsey,Clarkesville. Pasco-E. B.O'Berry, DadeCity. Hall-J. D.Underwooil,Osinesvino-6 Pinellas-OeorgeM. Lynch,Clearwater. HancockC. W.Moran, Sparta. Polk-T. T.Hatton, Bartow. liaralson-J. W.White,Buchanan. Putman-C. ILPrim, Palatka. Ilarris-W. B.Wisdom, Chiphy. St. Johns-C.O. Oldfather,St. Augustine. Ilart--W. B. Morris,Hartwell. Bt. Lucie-A. M.Sample, FortPierce. lleard-W. E.Denney,Frankliig. Santa Rosa-J. C.Word, Milton. HenryMrs. KateS. Brown,Mrenonougb. Sarasota-T. W.Yarbrough, Sfirasota. lloustonil. P.Houser, Perry. Seminole-T.-W. Lawton,Sanford. lrwin-PhilipNewbern,Ocilla. , Sumter-W. T. Eddins,Bushnell. Jacksen-T. T.Benton, Jefferson. Suwannee-W. T.Newsome, LiveOak. Jasper-C. T.Edwards, Monticello. Taylor-W. E. Inman,Perry. Jeff Davis-G.N. Yarbrough,Hazelhurst. Union-T. ShepardThomas, Lake Butlee Jefferson-M.R. Little,jr., Louisville. Volusia-George W.Marks, DeLand. Jenkins-C. B.Landrum, Millen. Waktilla--JacohC Pigott,jr., Arran. Jobuson-LintonHutcheson, Wrightsville. Walton-J.J. Kennedy, DeFuniak Springs. Jones-U,S.Lancaster, Gray. Wasbington-J. L.Kirkland, Chipley. Lamar-T. J.Gardner, Barnesville. Lanier-J.W. Cameron,Lak:id. Laurens-T. M.Hicks, Dub! GEORGIA Lee-S. J. Powell,Leesburg. Liberty-H.A. Bacon, Hinesville. Appling-H. J.Parker, Baxley. Lincoln-T. Atkinson--Ethel Turner,Pearson. L. Perryman,Lincolnton. BaconJ. T. Altman, Long-H. M.Hodges, Ludowici. Alma. Lowndes-E.H. Beck,Valdosta. BakerC. W. Twitty,Elmodel. Lumpkin-J. J.Seabolt, Dablonega. BaldwinP. N. Bivins,Milledgeville. McDufileB. BaffirsE. M. Dalton,Alto. F. Fuller,Dearing. BarrowW. M.Holsenbeck, Winder. McIntoshMrs.Jane Mel.Atwood,Darien. Bartow-8. E. Hamrick, Macon-J. P.Nelson, Oglethorpe. Cartersville, . Madison-J. Ben HillJ. T.Pittman,Fitzgerald. A.-Oriffeth, Berrien-8. J. Baker, MarionT. B.Rainey, BuenaVista. Nashville. , BibbWalter P.Jones, Macon. MeriwetherC.A. Hudson,Greenville. j:MillerP. Z.Goer, Colqultt. BleckleyL. A.Whipple,Cochran. MiltonI. H. BrantleyR. D.Thomas, NahuMp, Dodd, Alipharetta. BrooksW. J. MitebellJ. R.Sloan, Camilla. Cow, Quitman. MonroeT.D. Tburmond,Forsyth. COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS 19

Montgomery-A. B. Hutcheson, Mount Vernon. Lewis-Frank A. Swisnger, Net Pert* Morgan-W. C. Ivey, Rutledge. Lincoln-Angie Durfee, Shoshone. Murray-S. L. Jackson, Chatsworth. Madison-D. W. Nelson, Rexburg. M uscogee Clinton Moon, Columbus. Minidoka- Bertha Nutting, Rupert. Newton-E. L. Ficquett, Covington. Nez PeroeNellie Buckles, Lewiston. Oconee-Mrs. Annie T. Parham, Watkinsvine. Oneida-Mrs. Leda Holloway, Malad. Oglethorpe-Mrs. Annie Avers, Lexington. Owyhee-Mrs. Lena Birmingham, Silver 01 Paulding-C. A. Roberts, Dallas. Payette-8, C. Tracy,Payette. PeachJ. F. Lambert, Fort Valley. PowerMrs. Cora Darling, AmericanFal PickensG. F. Compton, Jasper. Shoshone-Musa F. Howes, Wallace. PiereC. H. D. Youmans, Patterson. Teton- -Mrs. Sadieti. Lowe, Drizgs. Pike-F. L. Adams, Zebu ion. Twin Falls -Mrs. RoseWilson, l'win Falls. Polk-Anne L. Brumbv, Cedartown. Valley-Mrs. Ester F. Tarim Cascade. PulaskiD. R.Pearce,Hawkinsville. Washington-Mrs. Fred Vogel, Weiser. PutnamW. M. Marshall, Eatonton. e Quitman-H. M. Kaig ler, Georgetown. ILLINOIS Rabun-S. F. Ledford, Clayton. ;?,_ Randolph-Mrs. Walter McMichael, Cuthbert-) AdamsGeorgni. Smith, Quincy. RichmondLawton B. Evans,Augusta. Alexander-Lucy Twente, Cairo. 1tockdale-1rs. Violet T:'King, Conyers. Bond J. W. Anthon), Greenville. Schley-J. L. Duncan, Ellaville, BooneHomer Ilall,Belvidere. Screven B. Lovett, Sylvania. Brown-Edith Brown,Mount Sterling. Seminole-Sam J. Lester, bonalsonyilre. Bureau-Mary L. UthotT,Princeton. Spalding-J. P. Manley, Griffin. Calhoun- dA. Long, Hardin. Stephens-W. J. Andrews, Toccoa. Carroll Stewart-W. T. Halliday, Lumpkin. ç artha J. Ashby, MountCarroll. Cass- alter E. Buck, Virginia. . Suinter*E. L. Bridges, Americus. Cha paign -CharlesH. Watts, Urbana. Talbot-J. L. Taylor, Talbotton. Ch lan -O.P. Simpson, Taylorville. Tahaferro-S. W. Wynn, Crawfordville. ClarB. F. Holscher, Marshall. Tattnall J. O. Bacon, Reidsville. Clay-LeoP. Babcock, Louisville. TaylorW. T. Rustin. Butler. Clinton-MaryBrown McQuade, Carlyle. TeifairO.P. Flanders, McRae. Coles-0. L. Minter,Charleston. Terre 11-M-rs Helen G. Onrr, Dawson. Cook-Edward J. Tobin, Chicago. Thomas-J. G. Garrison, Thomasville. Crawford-John Nuttall,Robinson. Tift-W. L. Harman, Tifton. Cumberland-Euris E.(lreeson, Toledo. ToombsJ. B. Partin, Lyons. Di Kalb-WarrenHubbard, Sycamore. Towns-It. T. Coleman, Young Harris. De WittMayPorter, Clinton. Treutlen- Mrs. James Fowler, Soperton. DouglasNell F. Taylor,Tuscola. Troup-J, II. Melson, La Orangg. Du Page-LewisV. Morgan, Wheaton. Turner-N ma Cox, Ashburn. Edgar --O.RiceJones, Paris. TwiggsB. S. Fitzpatrick, Fitzpatrick. EdwardsW. 11. Siellerman,Albion. Union-C. R. Waldroop,Blairsville. EffinghamGeorge W. Henderson, Effingham. CpsonJ: A. Thurston, Thomaston. 'ayetto-8. B. Vance,Vandalia. Walker -R. D. Love, La Fayette. ordF. F. Seatterday, Paxton. Walton-C. lip Grizzle, Monroe. Franklin-ElmerB. Sivofford, Benton. Ware-R. C. Cavender, Waycross. Fulton-P. II Warren- J. It Harper, Waricnion. liellyer, Lewistown. Gallatin-Octavia .Cooke, Shawneetown. Washington-D. W. Harrison, Sandersville. Greene RollinsL. Scott, Carrollton. WayneB. L. Yeomans, Jesup. . GrundYC.11. Root, Morris. Webster-Carrie Adams, Preston. Hamilton-M. L. Hunt,McLeansboro. Wheeler-R. A. Fakes, Alamo, HancockArthurE. Decker, Carthage. White-C. Il. Edwardq, Cleveland. IlardinE. N. Hall,Elizabethtown. Whitfield-,Alvin White, Dalton. Henderson-Chris S. Apt,Oquawka. WilcoxW. A. Stone, Pitts. lienry--W. W. Tucker,Cambridge, WilkesS. B. Savage, Washington. Ward E. Richison, Wanieka. Wilkinson --J. L. Pittman, Irwinton. JacksonLewis E. Merton,Murphysboto. Worth-W. R. Sumner, Sylvester. JasperV. A. Jones, Newton. Jetierson-Rose Janssen, MountVerhon. IDAHO 4ersey-Llaro1d E. Cooke, JerseyvilW Jo Davies.s-F. L.Burns, Galena. Ada -Mrs. Nina E. Steunenberg, Boise. Johnson-E. Wilburn Sutton, Vienna. Adams-Mrs. Carrie M. Lowe, Council. Kaue-E. M. Harris,Geneva. Bannock-Nora A. Boyum, Pocatello. Kankakee-L-Frank Saltzgiver, Kankakee. Bear Lake-Mrs. Amy D. Kelizey, Paris. Kendall-A. N. Barron, Yorkville. Benewah-Mrs. Edna Hines Davis, St. Maries. Knox-Walter F. Boyes, Galesburg. Bingham-, Mrs. Margaret Giesbreicht, Blackfoot. Lake-T. A. Simpson, Waukegan. Blaine-Mrs.Tillie kittsmiller, Halley. . La Salle-W. R. Foster,Ottawa. Boise-Mrs. Myrtle Koppes, Idaho City. Lawrence-E. C. CunnInghaln,Lawrenoerills. Bonner-Mrs. Gertrude Bower, Sandpoint. Lee-L. W. Miller Dixon. Bonneville-Jesse H. Nielsen, Idaho Falls. Livingston-NS'. McCulloch, Pontiac. Boundary-Mary V. Hawkins, DormersFerry. Logan-E. li. L bill, Lincoln. Butte-Mrs. Genevieve Sutton,Aroo. McDonough-Florence L. McGaughey,Macomb. Canias-Mrs. Kate Bulfinch, Fairfield. McHenry-Mrs. Ethel C. Coe,Woodstock. CanyonMrs, J. M. Murray, Caldwell. McLean -William B. Brigham,Bloomington. Caribou--Ida L. Stone, Soda Springs. Maeon-Cora Belle Ryman, Decatur. CadSiaMrs. Marguerite Buchanan, Burley. Macoupig-L. E. Wilhite, Carlinville. Clark-W. D.. Strong, Dubois. Madisonz-J. E. W. Miller,Edwardsville, Clearwater-Evelyn S. Mervin, Orofino. Marion-J. S. knIseley, Salem. Custer-Mrs. Grace F. Hess, Challis. Marshall-Willard E. King, Lacon. Elmore-Mrs. Pearl S. Barber,Mountain Hams. Mason-A. R. Smith, Havana. 1/4d, Franklin-Clifford Forsgren, Preston. Massae-Lutber L. Evers, MetroPolls. Fremont-Olen Cameron, St. Anthony. Menard-Beulah Wood, Petersburg. Gem-Mrs Effie I. Murphy, Emmett. Mercer-John Cooks, Aledo. Gooding--Mrs. Lenora M.cLaughlin, Gooding. Monroe-LouisH. Zimmer, Waterloo. Idaho-Mrs. Stella Chamberlin, Orangeville. Montgomery-John H. Grigg,Hillsboro.,AL Jegerson-4. Wesley Eames, Rigby. Morgan-H. El V .4.1ncellos, Jacksonville?' Jerome-Nellie Roberts, Jerome. Moultrie-Nettie L..': oughton, Sullivan. Kootenal-Hasel M. Cardwell, Coeur d'Alene, Ogla-George F. Cann, Oregon.n Latah-Ellenfeterson, Moscow. Psoiru --John A. Bays!, Peoria. . LernhiBess E. Stroud, Salmon. PerryEbert E.Hrriu Pinc.knaytills.

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PlattCharlesMcIntosh,Monticello. Newton-W. O. Pike-Minna Bauch,Pittsfield. Schanlaub,Kentland. Po laude V. NobleRoma L.Milnor,Albion. arsons, Golconda. Ohio-John L.Wessler, RisingSun. aski-Ethel inartman,Mound City. Orange-Arthur W.Wilson, Paoli. PutnamThomasN. Kennedy,Granville. OwenLowellH. Moore,Spencer. Randolph-R. O. Finley,Chester. Parke-EdwardFisher, Rockville. Richland-Earl H.Hostettler, Olney. Perry-FredJ. Evrard,Cannelton. Rock IslandJustinWashburn, RockIsland. Pike-EmeryV. -Couts, St. Clair-JohnE. Miller,Belleville. Petersburg. Saline-A. A. Moore, Porter-FredH. Cole,Valparaiso. Harrisburg. Posey-ElishaP. Blackburn,Mount Vernon. Sangamon-J. Ed.Taylor, Springfield. PulaskiJAllen Kemp, Schuyler-Victor B.Wood,Rusbville. Putnam-J. Winamac. iiiwttAlice I. Mudd,Winchester. C. Vermillion,Greencastle. Randolph-GlenO. Chenoweth,Winchester. ShelbyW. FrankWhite, Shelbyville. Ripley-JacksonA. Raney, Versailles. Stark-C. 4, Griffith,'Toulon. Rush-John Stephenson-F. P.Donner, Freeport. E ,,Goode,Rushville. Tazewell-F. R. St,JosephRatiohH. Longfield,South Bend. Isenburg, Pekin. ScotttFloydE. James,Scottsburg. Union-L. W. Brown,Jonesboro. Shelby-Thomas Vermilion-L.A. Tuggle, Dan%ille. Fogarty, Shelbyville. Wabash-J. T. SpenrerC.C. Wollner,Rockport. Timberlake, MountCarmel. Starke-AlbertF. Stanley,Knox. Warren-FrankWinbigler,Monmouth. Steuben -Robert Washington-T. E.Allen, Nashville. O'Connell,Angola. Wayne-Leonard F. SullivanRichardPark, Sullivan. Sanford, Fairfield. SwitzerlandErnestDanglade. Vevey. WhiteHarryE. Puntney;Canal. Tippecanoe --C. WhitesideII.B. Price,Morrison. V. Peterson,La Fayette. Will-August Maue,Joliet. TiptonFredL. McReynolds,Tipton. UnionCharlesC. Abernathy,Liberty. Williamson-Don C.Moss, Marion. Vanderburg Winnebago-Irving F.Pearson, Rockford. K. W.Hemmer,Evansville. Woodford-II. L. Dyar, 4 VermillionWardWK.Beanblossom,Newport. Eureka. Vigo-JamesO. Fagin,Terre Haute. Wabash-Neil M.Good,Wabash. IN DIANA WarrenW.W. Davis,Williamsport. WnrrickAmos L. Barnett,Boonville. Adams-Clifton E. Striker,Decatur. WashingtonJ!H. Fleenor,Salem. Allen-D. O. McComb,Fort Wayne. WayneArthurH. Hines,Richmond. Bartholomew-Walter H.Rice, Columbus. WellsFrank E.Day, Bluffton. BentonJ. Fred Hull,Fowler. WhiteHenry J.Reid, Monticello. Blackford-Ruth F.Storms, HartfordCity. WhitleyA. R.Fleck, ColumbiaCity. BooneFloyd I.McMurray, Lebanon. Brown-Robert C.Kennedy, Nashville. IOWA . CarrollC. A. Bailey,Delphi. Cass -Reed Groninger,Logansport. Adair-Edna Gibbs,Greenfield. Clark-Samuel t. Scott,Jeffersonville. Adams-AnnaLyman, Corning. ClayJ. R.McCullough, Brazil. Allarnakee-W.L. Peck,Waukon. ClintonJames C.McBride,Frankfort. AppanooFeC.McCracken, Centerville. Crawford-Shelby C.Adams, English Audubon-Augusta Hecker.Audubon. Day iess-Olivertvt. McCracken.Washington. Benton-EllaMehlhaus,Vinton. DearbornGeorge C.Cole, Lawrenceburg. Blackhawk-A. E.Jewett, Waterloo. Decatur-Paul Alexander,Greensburg. Boone --O. F.McCall, Boone. De Kalb-CarlF. Stallman,Auburn. BremerMrs.C. Wm.Tofte, Waverly. Delaware-Lee O. Baird,Muncie. Buchanan-G. R.Lockwood.Independence. Dubois-Robert E.Eckert,Jasper. Buena VistaA.E. Harrison,Storm Lake. Elkhart -AW. I,.Adams, Goshen. ButlerHazel M.Black, Allison. Fayette-Claude L.Trusler,Connersville. Calhoun-Mrs. LeslieMelody,Rockwell City. Floyd-Glenn V.Scott, NewAlbany CarrollH. H.Linton, Carroll. Fountain-Walter W.Richards,Covington. CassMrs. ElizabethC. Morse,Atlantic. Franklin-MichaelA. Bossert,Brookville. Cedar-JaneMcCormick.'Iipton. Fulton-Elbert L. Powell,Rochester. Cerro 3ordoMrs.Pearl M. Tanner,Mason City. Gibson-U. S. Abbott,Princeton. ChorokeeLulu R.Orr. Cherokee. Grant-Fred Ratliff,Marion. Chickasaw-A. O. Vaala,New Hampton. Greene-A. E. Keller,Bloomfield. Clarke-Ora Criswell,Osceola Hamilton-Chester F.Quear, Noblesville. Clay-IdaHaroldson,Spencer. Hancock-Grover VanT)uyn,Greenfield. Clayton-MaryA. Meyer, Elkader. Harrison-James R.Holliday, Corydon. Clinton-F. C.Bowersox, Clinton. Hendricks-M. H.McCtillough,Danville. Crawford-F. N.Orly,Denison. Henry-Jesse H. Filar,Newcastle. DaflasMayA. Hills, Adel. Howard-Albert F. Hutson,Kokomo. Davis-H. C.Brown, Bloomfield. HunngtonThomti asH.Mahan,Huntington. Decatur-EliHutchinson, Leon. Jackson-James H.Tatlock,Brownstown. Delaware-W.A. Ottilie, Jasper--Morgan L. Manchester. Sterrett, Remelelaer. DesMoinesMargaretC.Belt, Burlington. Jay-Henry W.Bortner, Portland. DiekinsonGraceI. Kettleson,Spirit Lake. Jefferson-John D.Gabel, Madison. DubuqueJosephFlynn, Dubuque. Jennings-S. E. Whitcomb.Vernon. Emmet.Marie SommeEstherville. Johnson-Robert B.Hougham,Franklin. Fayette-L. G.Meyer,West Union. KDOXGeorge G. Graham,Vincennes Floyd-Mary D.Korinke, CharlesCity. KosciuskaH. E.Lewallen,Warsaw. Franklin-Harry J.Henderson,Hampton. Lagrange-C. L. Murray,Lagrange. YremontMrs. StellaM. Deland,Sidney. Lake-A. E: Condon,Crown Point. Greene-R. A.Morris, Jefferson. O La Porte-ScottC. Knoll, LaPorte. OrtindyD.R. Earl,Grundy Center. LowrenceOrtha O. Hall,Bedford. OutbrieC.A. Young, GuthrieCenter. Madison-O. W. Jackson,Anderson. Hamilton-E. F.Snow, WebsterCity. , MarionFred T. Gladden,Indianapolis. IlanoockJ. R.Beggs, Garner. I MarshallD. E.Walker, Plymouth. HardinBeasie M.'Steinberg, Eldora. MartinR. V. .Edington,Shoals. Harrison-Mrs.Arlene VanCleave,Logan. lidiamlArtbeir8. Thomas,Peru. Henry-Ruth Green,MountPleasant. gonroeW. V.Payne,Bloomington. Howard-ZinaFessenden,Oresco. ontgomeryJohn'W. Ward,Crawfordsville. Humboldt-ThomasE. Johnson,Dakota City. organVirgilWhitaker,'t-; exam, lie. Ids4-4.M. Ram,Ir.,Idaatom COUNTY SCHOOLSUPERINTENDENTS 21

IowaMrs. Allis Paine, Marengo. Graham-Everett O. Gloodenow,HUI City. j son.-Charles F. Martin,Maquoketa. Grant-Mrs. Deane M.Hart, Ulysses. J r-Lucy E. Hall, Newton. Gray-Mrs. LillianNelson, Cimarron. Je erson-June CI:Master Fairfield. Greeley-L.13. Simpson,Tribune. Johnson-W. N. Leeper,IowaCity. Hamilton-Mrs. Grace E.O'Riley, Syracuse. Jones-Nellie V. Morey, Anamosa. Harper-Mrs. LuluCarritbers, Anthony. Keokuk-H. S. McVicker,Sigourney. Harvey-Mary J. Morrison,Newton. Kossuth-William Shirley, Algona. Haskell-Mrs. CoraWilliams, Sublette. Lees-E. C. Lynn, Donnellson. Hodgeman-Beulah Courtney,Jetmore. Linn --Lula B. Secrist, Cedar Rapids. Jackson-Mrs. Ella.E. Fowler,Holton. Louisa-Myrtle Jamison, Wapello. Jefferson-Ira F. Barnard,Oscaloosa. Lucas -I L. Guernsey, Chariton. Jewell-Ray D. Hodgell,Mankato. Lyon-Sue A. Kessler, Rock Rapids. Johnson-Louise McKinney,Olathe. Madison-Mrs. Kathryn Zr Kale,Winter*. Kearny-George F. Geer,Lakin. Niahaska-Frma L. Krout,Oskaloosa. Kingman-Florence Walker,Kingman. Marion-Sadie Batten, Knoxville. Kiowa-Mrs. Ave Hayes,Greensburg. Marshall-C. E. Shutt, Marshalltown. Labette-A. O. Phelps,Oswego. Mills-Mary Rathke,Glenwood-. Lane-B. H. Willey, Dighton. Mitchell-Blanche McLaughlin,Osage. Leavenworthl-EphVoorhees, Leavenworth. Monona-Ruth Ordway,Onawa. Lincoln-Mrs. C. EthelMiller, Lincoln. Monroe-Ether Roberts, Albia. Linn-Mrs. Verna McClaughry,Mound City. Montgomery-Lulu B. Reed, RedOak. Logan-Mrs. Viola Lowe,Russell Springs. Muscatine-E. D. Bradley,Muscatine. Lyon-Jean Cowan, Emporia. O'Brien-Mrs. Margaret I. Mann,Pdmghar. McPherson-Annie Lovett,McPherson. Osceola-Mrs. Gladys W.Bradley, Sibley. Marion-James A. Ray,Marion. Page -Mabel Searl, Clarinda. Marshall-P. W. Kirkpatrick,Marysville. Palo Alto- Florence E.Wells, Emmetsburg. Meade-Mrs Louise&lock, Meade. Plymouth-Christine Petersen, LeMars. Miami-Emma Mills, Paola. Pcirahontas-Mrs.J. H. McMichael.Pocahontus.M tchell- A. R. Loop. Beloit. Polk -Harry Andrews, DesMoines Montgomery-Marie Pitts,Independence. Pottawnttamie-Mrs. LauraLeoward, Council , Morris-Morris Dowell,Council Grove. Bluffs. Morton-Mrs Daisy N.Davis, Elkhart. Poweshiek-Estelle Coon,Brooklyn. Nemaha-Mn. BlancheMeNergney, Seneca. Ringgold-Silva M. Dolecheck,Mount Ayr. Neosho-William A. Sailors,Erie. Sac-P. A. Lauttrhach,Sac City. Ness-Mrs. MettleMitchell, Ness City. Scott-Hermine C. Schneckloth,Davenport. Norton-Mrs. IreneHadley, Norton. Shelby-Mrs. Rose M.Parker, Harlan. Osage-Anna Daniel, Lyndon. Sioux- 'Charles H. Tye,Orange City. Osborne-Jess Vague,Osborne. Story-George II. Kellogg,Nevada. Ottawa-Frank La Plant,Minneapolis. Tama-Mrs. Mary A.Richards, Toledo. Pawnee-Bertha M.Marymee. Lamed. Taylor-J. R Steel,Bedford. Phillips-Minnie Conley,Phillipsburg. Unlon--Ella M. Day,. Creston. Pottawatomie-Mrs. KateE. Hooyen, Westmom Van Buren-Mrs. CorneliaC. Hodges, Keosauqua. land. Wapello-Celia M. Bell,Ottumwa. Pratt-Thomas A. Eubank.Pratt. Warren-W. M. McGee,Indianola. Rawlins-Edwin C. Mellick,Atwopd. Washington-Mrs,Winnie M. Palmer, Washing- Reno-Phyllis Obee,Hutchinson. - ton Republic-Clare C. Baldwin,Belleville. Wayne-Lelah Trowbridge, Corydon. Rice-Golda I. Lantow,l,yons. Wehster-Anna A.Johnson, Fort Dodge. Riley-Alta S. Hepler.Manhattan. Winnebago-Clara B.Olson, Forest City. Rooks-Roland Caviett,Stockton. Winneshiek-GertrudeM. Crane, Decorah. Rush-Ed. M. Nickel,La Crosse. Woodbury-C. F.Clark, Sioux City. Russell-Pearle L. Comer,Russell. Worth-Mrs. NoraM. King, Northwood. Saline-Phoebe R. Speckman,Salina. Wright-L. G. Focht,Clarion. Scott-Matilda Freed,Scott City. Sedgwick-C. R. Rankin,Wichita. KANSAS Seward-Emma Thompson,Liberal. Shawnee-Dave H.Wallace, Topeka. Allen-Dollie V. Adams,Iola. Sheridan-Vesta Miles,Iloxie. Anderson-Elsie L. Doering,Garnett. Sherman-Mabk Sherrod,Goodland. Atchison-O. F. Barnard,Atchison. Smith-Orval Tracy,Smith Center. Barber-MaudeArchibald, MedicineLodge. Stafford-MaudeDoran,g8t. John. Barton-AgnesPraeger, Great Bend. Stanton-Mrs. Emma E.Tolson, Johnson. Bourbon-Mrs. EffieBolin, Fort Scott. Stevens-Hilda Pickering,Hugoton. Brown-W. E.Randolph, Hiawatha. Sumner-Bessie F.Markley, Wellington. Butler-George L.McClenny, El Dorado. Thomas-B. L. Shepherd,Colby. Chase-Carl Park,Cottonwood Falls. Trego-Mrs. CarrjeGregg, Wakeeney. Chautauqua-MildredJ. Chambers, Sedan. Wabaunaee-Ida M.Eherhart, Alma. Cherokee-G. A.Sandera, Columbus. Wallace-Mrs. EtbelO'Brien, Sharon Springs. Cheyenne-Mrs.Vada Sapp, St Francis. Washington-George C.Turner, Washington. Clark-Mrs. EffieWilkins, Ashland. Wichita-Mrs. Ethel Scott,Leoti. Clay-Mrs. LedaPettey, Clay Center. Wilson-Mrs. AnnaLaura Young, Fredonia. Cloud-Harriet C.Wood, Cancordia. Woodson-SusiePeaks, Yates Center. Coffey-Ethel M. Evans,Burlington. Wyandotte-Olive I.Thompson, KansasCity. Comanche-Mrs.Christa U. Pounds, Coldwater. , Cowley-Fern E. Maurer,Winfield. IMNTUCKY Crawford-O. L.Heryford, Girard. Decatur-Mrs.A: C. Banta, Oberlin. Adair-Noah Loy, Columbia. Dickinson-C.A. Martin, Abilene. Allen-N. 8. Shaw,Scottsville. Doniphan-AnnaWilliams, Thy. Anderson-J. B. Shely,Lawrenceburg. Douglas-O.J. Lane, Lawrence. Ballard-V. W. Wallis,Wickliffe. Edwards-Jessie Fravel,Kinsley. Barren-W. M. Tony,Glasgow. Elk-Mrs.Nettie H. Morn,Howard. Bath-R. W. Kincaid,Owingsville. Ellis-Louis Christiansen,Hays. Bell-Jakie Howard,Pineville. Ellsworth-Lillian M.Bailey, Ellsworth. Boone-D. H. Norris,Burlington. Finney-Mrs.Jennie O. Barker,Garden City. Bourbon-J. M.McVey, Pads. Ford- -Mrs. EdnaL. Cobb, DodgeCity. Boyd-L. C. Caldwell,Catlettsburg. Franklin-Nellie M.Nordyke, Ottawa. Greenwood-Roy L.Hamlin, Eureka. Geary-Mrs. Ida M.Grammer, Junction City. BoyleW. M. Byington, Danville. Gove-Fted M. Crippen,Goys. BrackenH. F. Monahon,Brooksvitle. V 22 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY,1 930

BreathitteErvIneTurner, jr.,Jackson. RockcastleD. BreckinridgeM. H.Norton, Hardinsburg. G. Bullock,Mount Verne& BullittOra L. RowanJ. H.Powers, Morehead. Roby, Shepherdsville. RussellJohnL. Story,Jamestown. Butlerha Anderson,Morgantown. ScottA. M.Shelton, CaldwellRobertE. Traylor,Princeton. 8helbyE. J. Georgetown. CallowayR. E. Broach,Murray. Paxton. Shelbyville. CampbellJ. W. SimpsonAliceAdams, Franklin. Reiley, Alexandria. SpencerG. LouisHume,Taylorsville. CarlisleClyde D.Lester, Bardwell. TaylorGeorgeE. Sapp,Campbellsville. CarrollClay Tharp,Carrollton. To-ddH.G. Watson,Elkton. CarterFarris McGlone,Grayson. TriggJ N.Holland, Cadiz. CaseyW. M.Watkins,Liberty. TrimbleOrenaMcMahan, Bedford. ChristianH. W. Peters, Hopkinsville. UnionCarrieEble,Morgantield. ClarkW. H. Sasser,Winchester. WarrenG.R. McCoy, ClayBaxter Bledsoe,Manchester. Bowling Green. ClintonJ. O. Cole,Albany. Washington-).F. McWhorter,Springfield. CrittendenFred WayneIra Bell,Monticello. McDowell, Marion. WebsterThomasW. Johnson,Dixon. CumberlandEwing Wilson,Burkescille. WhitleyC.S. Wilson,Williamsburg. DaviessJ. W.Snyder, Owensboro. WolfeBruce Rose,Campton. EdmonsonMrs. OertieLindsey-, Brownsville WoodfordJames *ElliotMrs. MollieH. Green, SandyHook. B. Heird,Versailles. EstillMrs.Mamie W. Scott,Irvine. FayetteD. Y.ILAInn, Lexington. PARISH ANDPARISHSUPERINTEND- FlemingM. /Pr Evans,Flerningsburg. ENT FloydJohn Stephens,Prestonsburg. FranklinN. J. Parsons,Frankfort. LOUISIANA FultonJ. R. Wall,Hickman. GallatinMrs. JoeSmith, Warsaw. AcadiaJ. M.Baker, Crowley. GarrardT. W.Skinner, Lancaster. AllenH. A.Buie, Oberlin. Grant-rOrie P. Gruelle,Williamstown. AscensionL. J.Babin,Donaldsonville. GravesJ. B. Hardeman,Mayfield. AssumptionS.A. Alleman.Napoleonvilia. OraysonW. S. Clarke, Leitchfield. juoyellesC.E. Laborde,Marksville. GreenBessie F. Cabell,Greensburg. ileauregardD.G. Lunsford,De Ridder. GreenupMrs. R. J.Nickel,Greentip. BienvineE.H. Fisher,Arcadia. HancockR I. Glover,Hawesville. BossierR. V.Kerr, Benton. HardinT. M. Lewis,Elizabethtown. CaddoE. W. Jones,Shreveport. HarlanA. C.Jones, Harlan. CalcasieuH.A. Norton,Lake Charles. HarrisonJ. A. Payne,Cynthiana. Caldwell -E. B.Cottingham,Columbia. HartR. G. Van,Munfordville. CameronT. W.MçCall, GrandChenier, HendersonN. O.Kirnbler, Henderson. CatahoulaH. W.Wright,Jonesville. HenryMrs. Lucy L.Smith, Newcastle. Claiborne --JohnS. Patton,Ilomer. Hickman--W. S. Acholes,Clinton ConcordiaD. CStrickler, Vidalia. HopkinsB. D. Nisbet,Madisonville. De SotoS.M. Shows,Mansfield. JacksonLeonardMoore, McKee. East BatonRouge --W. B.Hatcher, BatonRouge. JeffersonOrville J.Stivers. Louisville. FastCarrollAshleyWarlick. LakeProvidence Jessamine-11. C.Burnett, Nicholasville. FastFelicianaP. H.Dupuy,Clinton. JohnsonO. W. Cain,Paintsvilie. EvangelineF. V.Launey, VillePlatte. KentonW. V. Mills,Covington. FranklinH. J.Wooldridge,Winnsboro. KnottH. H.Taylor, Hindman. GrantS. C.Shaw, Colfax. KnoxW. W.Evans, Barbourville. lheriaL. G.Porter, New Iberia. LarueJ. R. Wilson,Hodgenville. lhervilleL.P. Terrebonne,Plaquemine. LaurelL. B.Hammack, London. JacksonW.S. McClendon,Jonesboro. LawrenceDock Jordan,Louisa. JeaersonJ. C.Ellis, Gretna. ¡JeeJ. P. Thomas,Beattyville. Jefferson DavisW.P. Arnette,Jenninp. LeslieMrs. Ruth R.Roark, HYden. LafayetteJ. W.Faulk, Lafayette. LetcherArlie Boggs,Whitesburg. LafourcheW. 8.Lafargue, Thibodaux. LewisAnna L.Bertram, Vanceburg. La SalleE. E.Richardson,Jena. LincolnS. B. Godbey,Stanford. LincolnII. L.Campbell,Ruston. LivingstonMrs. MamieFerguson, Smithland. Livingstonli.O. Rodgers,DenhamSprings. LoganR. N.Beauchamp, Russellville. MadisonJ. R.Linton, Tallulah. LyonN. G. Martin,Eddyville. MorehouseE. D.Shaw, Bastrop MadisonLeila J.Harris, Richmond. NjitchitochesE.A. Lee,Natchitoches. MagoillnD. J.Carty, Salyersville. Orlean,--NicholmBauer, NewOrleans. MarionJ. W.Clarkson, Lebanon. OuachitaT. O.Brown. Monroe. MarshallRoy O.Chumbler.Benton. PlaqueminesA. MartinJ. M. Johnson, L. Pourciau,Pointea la Hach& Inez. PointeCoupeeAlonzoMcFarland,NewRoads. MasonG. H.Turnipseed, Maysville. RapidiesW. J.Avery, Alexandria. McCrackenClarenceII. Gentry, Paducah. Red RiverA.H. Horton,Coushatta. McCrearyJ. L.Harmon, WhitleyCity. RichlandE.E. Keeblet,Rayville. McLean--J. W.Dillehay,Calhoun. SabineO. C.Reeves, Many. MeadeL. H. Powell,Bradenburg. St. BernardJ.F. Gauthier,Arabi. MenifeeG. I. Becraft,Frenchburg. St. Charles-4.B. Martin,Hahnyille. MercerLucile D.Sharp, Harrodsburg. 6St. HelenaJ. M.Breeden, Greensburg. MetcalfeHerman L.Williams,Edmonton. St, JamesR.P. Lowry,Convent. MonroeOra Taylor,Tompkinsville. St. John theBaptistJ. O.Montegut, Edgard. MontgomeryMrs. W.G. Marshall,MountSter- ling. St. LendryW.B. Prescott,Opelousas. St. MartinL. J.Montegut, St.Martinsville. MorganB. E. Whitt,West Liberty. k. MaryL.A Law, Franklin. MuhlenbergM. C. Hughes,Greenville. St. TammanyE.E. Lyon,Covington. NelsonW. T. McClain,Bardstown. TaagipahosW. J.Dunn, Amite. NicholasMrs. Eda8. Taylor,Carlisle. TensasC. L.Barrow, St.Joseph. Ohlo-0. L. Schultz, Hartiord. TerrebonneII. L.Bourgeois, Houma. QldhainJ. W. Selph,La Grange. UnionP. L. Read,Farmerville. OwenMrs. ClaraJ. Chapman,Owenton. VevnilionJ.H. Williams,Abbeville. OwsleyA. J. Creech,Booneville. VemonFinly Reply,Leesville. PendletonSanford Hurt,Falmouth. WashingtonD.H. Wingfield,Frsnklinten. PerryM. C.Napier, Hazard. WebsterE. 8.Richardson,Minden. PikeFonso Wright,Pike West BatonRougeJ. H.Bres, Port Allen. PowellE. G.Rogers, Stanton. West CarrollO.E. Huey.Oak Grove. Pulaak1Leon&dRMeece, Somerset. West FelicianaP.O. Garda,St. Franolsvills. RobertsonRay N. Dryden,Mount011/1:24 WinnD.E. Sikes,Win field. COUNTY SCHOOLSUPERINTENDENTS 23 TOWNS IN UNION ANDUNION Boothbay, BoothbayHarbor, MonheganPlanta- SUPERINTENDENT tion, SouthPortHaroldB. Clifford,Boothbay Harbor. MAINE1 I Bowdoin,Bowdoinham,RichmondMerlin O. I Joy, Richmond. Abbott,Blanchard,ElliottsvillePlantation, Bowerbank,Dover-Folcroft,SebecW. J. Ride- Kingsbury Plantation,Monson,Willimantic out, Dover-Foxeroft. Claude L. Side linger,Monson. Bradley,Oreenbush, Greenfield,Milford, Passa- Acton, Lebanon, Newfield, dumLeazMrs.Veda Madden,Milford. ShapleighGertrude Bremen,Jefferson, Nobleboro, E. Hall. Newfield. . WaldoboroA. L i Addison,Beals,Centerville.Jonesboro, Jones- Shorey, Waldoboro. portRalph L.Brown, Jonesport. Brewer, Eddington,Hold*, VeatieH.R. HOW- Albany, Lovell, ton, Brewer. Stoneham, SwedenMrs.Louie Bridgton, -l'almer, CenterLovell. . Harrison, NaplesGuyMonk, Bridg- Albion, Burnham, I ton. Troy, 'Unity,Unity Plants- 1 tionO.M. D. Grant,Unity. Bristol, Damariscotta,Newcastle, South Bristol Alexander,CodyvillePlantation,Crawford, Blynne Allen,Newcastle. Grand Lake StreamPlantation, No.21 Planta- Brooks, Jackson,Monroe,Swanville, Waldo tion, Princeton,Talmadge, Topsfield,Waite L. T. Dunham,Brooks. F. A. Day,Princeton. , Brooksville, Castine,Isleboro, PenobscotHarold Alfred,Limerick, Lyman,WaterboroM. E. C. Philbrook.Castine. Wright, Alfred. Brookton,Danforth, Orient.Vancebord,Weston-- Alna, Dresden, Edgecomh, George B. (Justin,Danforth. Pittston, Wiscasset Brownfield, Denmark, Randall Cummings,Wiscasset. i, Fryeburg, StowCharles Alton, Argyle,Lagrange,Medford, Orneville A. Snow, Fryehurg. John Dewitt,Lagrange Brunswick,TopshamSherman Graves,Bruns- Amherst, Aurora,Clifton, Mariaville,No. 33 Plan- wick. tation,OsbornPlantation, Otis,Waltham Buckfield, Hartford,Hebron, SumnerHubert Mrs. Carolynorcutt, Amherst Redding, Redding. Amity, Cary Plantation,liodgdon, Linneus,New I3ucksport,Orland,Orrington, VeronaHerbert LimerickD II.Corson, liodgdon. Jewett,Bucksport. Andover,Byron,Mexico, RoxburyLeonP. Burlington, Edinburg,Enfield, Grand FallsPlan- Spinney, Ridlonville. tation, Howland,Lowell, Maxfield,Seboeis Plan- Anson, Embden, tationElmerC. Vining, WestEnfield. SolonGeorge E. Paine,North Buxton, Hollis, Anson. . StandishGeorge E.Jack, Hollis. Camden, Hope, Appleton, Liberty,Palermo, WashingtonJesse ThomastonC. E. .Lord, Fuller, Liberty Camden. Arrowsic,Georgetown, Phipps:Nurg,Westport, Canaan Clinton,PittsfieldW. M.Bottoinley, WoolwichJohnCarter, Woolwich. Pittsfield. _ Ashland. GarfieldIlantation, Marsardis,Nash- Canton, LivermoreR.L Sinclair, C'anton. villePlantation, oxbowPlantation,Portage Cape Elizabeth,South Portlandle.W. Gerrish, Lakeh.. J.Harriman, Ashland. South Portland. Athens, BrightonPlantation, Cambridge,Corn- Caribou,LimestoneGeorge M.Carter, Caribou. ville, HarmonyEA. Pattee, Harmony. Carmel, Dixmont,Etna, NewbergW.G. Bailey, Atkinson, Bradford,CharleFlop, Corinth, liendus- Carmel. leag-11. D.Iii_(lh)n,Charleston. Carroll.LakevillePlantation,Lee.Prentiss, Avon, Freeman.Phillips, Salem,StrongC. W. Springfield, WebsterPlantationLI. E. Fortier, Dickey. Phillips. Springfield. . Baileyville,Baring, CalaisF.C. English, Calais. Carthage,Dixfield,Peru,WeldF. C.Mc- Baldwin,Hiram,ebagoMrs. CeliaU. Sanborn, Gouldrick, Dixfield. East Hiram. Casco, Otisfield, RaymondMrs. Adel C. Bancroft, I Lombard, Casco. Drew, GlenwoodPlantation, Haynes- ¡ vale, Kingman,MacwahocPlantation, Reed CastleHill,Chapman, MapletonElmerH. PlantationA. H.Tuck, Wytopitlock. Webber, Mapleton. Bar Harbor,TrentonGeorge Beard,Bar Harbor. Charlotte, Cooper, Dennysville, Edmunds, Barnard Plantation,Brownville, LakeView Plan- Marion, Meddybemps,No. 14 Plantation, tation, Milo,WilhamsburgCL.Clement, PembrokeM. R.Keyes, Dennysville. M ilo. Chel3ea, Somerville,Whitefield, WindsorMrs. Bath, WestBathC. D.Wilson, Bath. Lila N. Leavitt,Coopers Mills. Beddington,Cherryfield,Columbia Falls,Deblok, Chester, Lincoln,Mattawamkeag, Winn,Wood- SteubenB. II.Varney,Jonesboro. , villeCharlesSwan, Lincoln. Belfast, Searsport .S. Read,Belfast. Chesterville, Industry,New Sharon,ViennaS. T. Belgrade, Fayette,Mount Vernon,Readfield Marshall, NewSharon. John 8 Carver,Readfield. China,Vassalhoro,WinslowCarlB.Lord, Belmont,Lincolnville, Morrill,Northport, Sears- Nort h Vassal boro. montA. F. Barnes,Appleton. Columbia, Harrington,MilbridgeF. EDrisko, Benedicta,Hersey, MountChase, Patten,Stacy Harrington. villePlantationCharlesS. Hulbert. Patten. Corinna, Detroit,Newport, PlymouthF.M. Benton,FairfieldW. 11.Phinney, Fairfield. Nickerson, Newport. Cornish, Limington,Parsonsfield, Berwick, Eliot,South BerwickW C.. McCue, PorterGeorge Berwick. C. Bight,. KezarFalls. I ethel,Gilead, Greenwood,MasonE. A.Bow- Cranberry Isles, MountDesert, SouthwestHarbor, doin, Bethel. TremontW. E. Clark,Southwest Harbor. BigelowPlaniation,roplinPlantation, DeadCrystal, IslandFalls, Sherman,Silver Ridge Elver Plantation,Eustis, FlagstaffPlantation, PlantationJohnGreene, Island Falls. LangPlantationLeroyMoan,tratton. Cumberland,Falmouth, NorthYarmouthJohn Bligham,Caratunk Plantation,Concord, May- (Igor, R.4, Portland. . field Plantation,Moscow, PleasantRidge Plan- Cushing. Friendship,Owls Head,. St.George, tation, The ForksPlantation, WestForks Plan- South ThomastonF.L. 8. Morse,Rockland. tationIloward L. Bowen,Bingham. Cutler,Lubec,Tresoott,WhitingRaymond Blaine, Bridgewater,E Plantation,Mars Ilill, Steward, Lubec. MonticelloJasonR. Tibbetts,Mars Hill. Cyr Plantation,Ilamline Plantation,Van Buren Bluehill,Brooklin, SedgwickE.L. Unseat, C. L. O'Connell,Van Buren. Bluebill. Dallas Plantation,Madrid, Rangeley,Rangeley ..- OMB Am. Plantation, SandyRiver PlantationArthur ¡For cities and Irish,Rangeley. . towas havinga population aDayton, NorthHennebunkport, 8600-13.O. Ma 2500 ormore, see p. 4. Saco. ..,...40.414. , _IT^IwaW e .S 4"

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Dedham,Ellsworth,Burry-C. O. Turner, Ellsworth. Oakland,Rome, Sidney John8. Tapley,Oak- Deer Isle, Isleau Ilaut, Stonington-John land. A. Old Orchard,Searboro-F. II.B.Heald,R. 6, Dunton,Stonington. South Portland. DennistownPlant ation,Greenville,Jackman Paris, Plantation, Long WoodstockRayRobinson, SouthParis. Pond Plantation,Moose River Perham, Wade,WashburnA.A. Woodworth. Plantation,Shirley-Russell S.Taylor, Green- Washburn. ville. Presque Isle,Westfield-A. B. Dexter. Garland,Ripley-D. W.Rollins, Dexter. Hayes, Presque Durham, Lisbon, Isle Webster-F. H.Dram. Lisbon Rockland, Rockport-E.L. Toner.Rockland Falls. \, Dyer Brook, Ludlow,Merrill, MoroPlantation, Oakfield, Smyrna-CharlesE. Cobb,Oakfield. TOWN ANDSTATESUPERVISINGAGENT Eagle Lake,New CanadaPlantation, Wallagrass Plantation, WintervillePlantation-M.Louise MAINE Dufour, EagleLake. Eastbrook,Franklin,Hancock, Lamoine-S.S. Allagash Plantation,Saint FrancisPlantation- Seammon, Franklin. FlorentineLong, Fort Kent. East Livermore,Wayne-L. C.Day, East Liver- CaswellPlantation, Connor-S.E. Preble;Presque more. Isle East Machias,Machias,Machiasport, Marshfield, ChesuncookPlantationA. W.Gordon, Augusta Northfield, RoqueBluff,Whitneyville-I.O. Harpswell L. T.Merriman. Ilarpswell Center. Bragg, Mach*:. Wesley I.O. Bragg, Machias. East Millinocket.Medway, Millinocket-W.M. Mart.,Millinocket. COUNTY AND Easton, FortFairfield-H. W.Coburn, Fort Fair- COUNTYSUPERIN- field. TENDENT Eastport, Perry,Robbinston-A. D.Gray, East- port. MARYLAND Exeter,Glenburn, Hudson, Levant,Stetson- Allegany-Charles L.Kopp, Cumberland Elmer B. Eddy,Kenduskeag. Anne ArundelGeorge Farmingdale, Gardiner,Randolph-A.Raymond Fox, Annapolis. Carter, Gardiner. Bait O. Cooper,Towson. Farmington, New CalvertF. D.Day, PrinceFrederick. Vineyard,Temple-W. F.CarolineE.M. Noble, Denton. Miner, Farmington. CarrollM. S. 11 FortKent,St. John Plantation-Catherine Unger, Westmtpster. Ouellette, Fort Cecil-Howard T. Ruhl,Elkton. Kent. CharlesF.Bernard Owynn. Frankfort, Prospect.Stockton Springs,Winter- 1,aArts,- port -Kermit Niekerson,Winterport. Dorchester ---J. B.Noble, Cambridge. Freedom, Knox,Montville, Frederick-G. LloydPalmer. Frederick. Thorndike BerthaGarrett-F. E.Rathbun, Oakland. H. Bryant,Freedoni. HarfordC. Milton Freeport, Pownal, Yarmoutia-RalphG. Oakes, Wright, BelAir, Freeport. IlowardW. C.Phillips, EllicottCity. Frenchville, Orand Isle,Madawaska,St. Agatha- Kent -i-LouisC. Robinson,Chestertown. Montgomery-Edwin W. . Broome, Rockville. Albert I)Martin, Frenchville. Prince Georges Gorham, Westbrook-W.H. S. Ellingwood,West- -Nicholas Orem.Upper Marlboro. brook. Queen Armes -T.(1.Bennett,Centerville. Goukisboro, Sorrento, Sullivan, St. hettie M. Dent, Leo-mirdtown. Winter Harbor- Somerset-W.Stewart Fitzgerald,Princess Anne. Arthur Urania,East Sullivan. Talbot --Eugene Gray, New Gloucester,Windham-FrederickH. W. Pruitt,Easton. Aikens, Gray. Watchington-B.J. Grimes.Hagerstown. Greene, heeds,Turner-IsaiahHodges, Turner Wicornico-James M. Bennett, Salisbury. Center. Worcester-ArthurC. Humphreys,Snow Hill. Guilford, Parkman,Sangerville,Wellington-R. D. Marriner,Guilford: TOWNS INUNION ANDUNION Hallowell, Manchester,Winthrop-W. F.Packard, SUPERINTENDENT W inthrop. *- Hammond Plantation,Houlton, Littleton-T.P. MASSACRUSETTV Packard, Houlton. Hampden, Hermon-C,H. Grant,Hermon. Alforck, Egremont,Richmond, WestStockbridge- Hanover,MiltonPlantation, Rumford-L.E. Elmer F. Davenport,West Stockbridge. Williams,Rumford. Amtkerst,Pelhammlason O.Cook, Amherst Hartland, Palmyra,St. Albans-PerryShibles, Ashburnham,Winchendon-GuyW. Vail, Win- Hartland. chendon.. Highland Plantation,Kingfield, LexingtonPlan- Ashby, Lunenburg,Townsend-WilliamII. Mill- tation, New Portland-H.E. Henry,Kingfield. ington, Townsend. AP Jay, Wilton-ArnoldM. Sanborn,Dryden. Ashfield,Cummington, Goshen,Plainfield-Mil- Kennehunk,Kennebunkport-C. C. Tuttle, lard C. Moore,Ashfield. Kennebunk. Ashland,Hopkinton-Warren B.Lyman,Hop- Kittery, York-ElmerO. Small, YorkVillage. kinton. Lincoln -Plantation,Magalloway Plantation, Auburn, Sutton-Clarem*M lards,Auburn. Newry, Upton-JamesH. U. Bodge,Upton. Avon, Holbrook,Randolph-- O. Christian- Litchfield, Monmouth,Wales, WestGardiner- sen, Randolph. .. Cyrus M. Kendrick,Litchfield_ Ayer, Roxborough,Shirley-Frank C.".Johnson, Long IslandPlantation, NorthHaven, Swans Ayer. jaand,Vinalhaven-EdwardA. Smalley, Vinal- Barre,Hardwick,Petersham-CharlesA. Rush. haven. Barre. Matialens Isle Plantation,Union, Warren-Frank Becket,Chester, Middlefield-WillianaE. Hebard, D. Rowe, Warren. Chester. MechanicFalls,Minot, Poland-Mrs.Harriet M. Bedford,Lexington-Thomas S.Orindle, Lexing- Spiller, MechanicFalls. ton. Mercer, Norridgewock,Smithfield, Starks-Ray- Belchertown,Enfield-HermanC Knight, Bel mond Finley,Norridgewock. chereown. New Sweden, Bellingham, Stockholm, WestmanlandPlanta- Hopedale. Mendon-Carroll .Drown. tion,Woodland-AlbertSpaulding. R.4, Hopedale. Caribou. Ber;.y, Dighton, FreetownE. L.Hill,North North Berwick, Wells-W.E. 'ADO NorthBer- Dighton. wick. Norway, Oxford,Watertord-W. U.Edminster, Norway. I For cities andtowns havingi population of 2,600or more, see pp. 46-47. COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS 25

Berlin,Northboro,Southboritlienry.G. Blount,Medfield, Millis, Norfolk, WestwoodLyman R. Northboro. Allen, 19 Beech Street, Framingham Bernardston,0111, Leyden, Northfield, Warwick Merrimac, Newbury, Salisbury, West Newbury L. W. Robbins, Northfield. John C. Page, West Newbury. Billerica, BurlingtonEugene C. Vining, Billerica Millbury, OxfordChauncey C. Ferguson, Mill- Blackstone, MillvIlleW J. B. Macdougall, Black. bury. stone. Mount Washington, New Marlboro, Sheilield Blandford, Huntington, Montgomery, Russell George B. Whitney, Sheffield Leon M. Orcutt, Huntington New Braintree, Warren, West BrookfieldSylvan Bolton, Carlisle,Harvard, Littleton,Stow B. Genthner, Warren. Nathaniel N. Love, Harvard. North Reading, ReadingAdelhert L.Safford, Bourne, Mashpee, SandwichLimes F Peebles, Reading. Bourne. Norton, PlainvilleL. G. Nour*, Norton. Boiford, Mkidleton, WilmingtonStephen(). Princeton,Sterling,WestminsterHaroldL. Bean, Wilmington. .a Ballou, Sterling. Boykton,Shrewsbury, West BoylstonM."A. Provincetown, Truro, WellfleetC. A.Harris, Sturtevant, Shrewsbury Provincetown. Brewster, Dennis, YarmouthChesterR. Stacy, Raynharn, West BridgewaterErnest W. Robin- South Yarmouth. son, West Bridgewater. Brimfield, Monson, Wales Everett J.Be Rehoboth, SeekonkHerbertL. 'Nhitrnan, Reho- Monson. both. Brookfield,Fast Brookfield,North Brookfield Somerset, Swanseaflora& F. Bates, Somerset. Ass M.Jones, North Brookfield. Buekland, Colrain, ShelburneFrank P. Davison,COUNTY AND COUNTY COMMISSIONER Shelburne Falls. Caller,Lakeville,RochesterA. B.Webber, Middleboro. MICHIGAN Charlemont, Hawley, Heath, RoweDavid J. AlconaGeorge R. Emerick, Harrisville. Malcolm, Charlemont, AlgerMrs. Julia V. Peterson. Munising Charlton,Holland, SturbridgeLoring O. Wil- AlleganO. V. Fales, Allegan hams, Sturbridge. AlpenaEarl R. Oates, Alpena Chatham, Eastham, Harwich, .OrleansWilliatnAntrimJ. v. Thumm, Bellaire. F. Sims, Harwich. ArenacCalvin Ennes, Standish Cheshire. Hancock, Lanesboro, NewAshford BaragaElna E. Nelson, Baraga. Everett G. Loring, Lanesboro. BarryLyman Chamberlain, Hastings. Chesterfield, Williamsburg, WorthingtonLucius BayEarl 8. Goodman, Bay City. A. Merritt, Williamsburg. BenzieMrs. Beryl H. Abbott, Beulah. Chilmark, Edgartown, GayHead, Gosnold, Oak BerrienMargaret Eggert, St. Joseph. 411uffs, Tisbury,West TisburyRobert W. BranchFern Bickford, Coldwater. Martin, Vineyard Haven. CalhounD. A. Davis, Marshall. Clarksburg, Florida, Monroe, SavoyC.C. Rich- CassAnita J. Walker, Cassopolis. ardson, 68 LawrenceAve,nue, North Adams. CharlevoixWilliam C. Palmer, Charlevolz. Cohasset, HinghamOrvis K. Collins, Hingham. CheboyganArthur L. Martin, Cheboygan. Conway, Deerfiekl, Sunderland,WhatelyMar-ChippewaT. B. Aldrich, Sault Ste. Marie vin E. Janes, South Deefield. ClareAsa H. Aldrich, Harrison. Dana, Greenwich, New'alem, PrescottArthurClintonMattie Smith, St. Johns. W. Smith, North Dana. CrawfordJohn W. Payne, Grayling Douglas,17ibridge--- Albert 13. Gareelon, Uxbridge. DeltaC. U. Woolpert, Escanaba. Dover, Sudbury, WaylandFrankH.Iknedict, DickinsonBert R. Miller. Iron Mountain. Cochituate. EatonMrs Gertrude B. Prindle, Charlotte. Dracut,TewksburyCharles L.Randall, 97 Ernmet A. M. Hootman, Petoskey. Eightet kith Street, Lowell. OeneseeDaisy E. Howard, Flint. Dudley, WebsterJamesA. Lobbaa, Webster. UladwinGeorge W. Taylor. Gladwin. Dunstable,Pepperell, TyngsboroGeorge B. GogebieJohn C. Watson, Ironwood. Clarke, East Pepperell., Grand TraverseLee Hornsby, 'Prayers° City. Easthampton,Southartipton,WesthamptonGratiot -II. A. Potter, Ithaca. Herbert D. Casey,Easthampton, rrrnsdale-Mrs. ViolaMoore, Hillsdale. East Longmeadow, Hampden,WilbrahamFred- ilow;liton .-J.Bettens, Houghton. eric A. Wheeler, East Longmeadow. HuronW. H. Sparling, BadAxe. Erring, Leverett, Shutesbury,WendellD. F.Ingharn--Fred Sari, Mason. Carpenter, Millers Falls. IoniaElwood M. Brake, Ionia.\ Essex, ManchesterRoyC.Keller, Manchester. lose() Margaret E. Worden, Tawas City. Fairhaven, MattapoisettCharlesF. Prior, Fair-IronJohn F. Mason, Crystal Falls. haven. Isabella-11. C. Caszatt, Mount Pleasant. Franklin, WrenthamArthurW. Hale, Franklin.JacksonHoward C. Prins, Jackson. Otorgetown, Groveland, RowleyGeorgeA.Keitb, KalamazooMary Ensfield, Kalamazoo. Oroveland. KalkaskaMrs. Blanche 8. Lossing,Kalkaska. Grafton, UptonAlbertS. Cole, Grafton. KentA. M. Freeland, Grand Rapids. Granby, South HadleyFrederickE. Whitt*-KeweenawR. 8. Winter, Mohawk.. ,more, South Hadley Falls. LakeJohn Kenney, Baldwin. Granville,Sandialield,Southwick, TollandLapeerMrs. May F. Thompson, Lapeer. Charles H. Pratt, Southwick. Leelanaull. R. Dumbrille, MenArbor. Hadley, HatfleldO.A. Morton, Northampton. LenaweeNona Riley, Adrian. Halifax,Kingston, Pembroke,Plynipton-JobnLivingstonE. Alma Sharpe, Howell Parker, Kingston. LuceMrs. Ann I. Auten, Newberry. Hamilton, Lynnfleld,Topsfield,Wenhadi -John D. Mackinac-Charles E. Langdon, St. Ignsoa Whittier, South Hamilton. MacombWill L. Lee, Mount Clemens. Hanover, Hanson,Norwell:-Elarold E. Jackman, ManisteeAlbert J. Dahlgivn,Manistee. Hanover. MarquetteWalter F. Gried, Marquette. WalePeru,. Washington,Windsor- R.B. MasonGeorge D. Griswold, Scottville. h le. MecostaLeRoy Bell, Big Rapids. Bolden,va:ham,Paxton, RutlandJamesR. MenomineePaul M. Schuyler, Menominee.. Childs, Holden. MidiandAlphonso M. Thorsberg,Midland. Holliston, Medway, Sherborn-WilliainA. Nick- Missaukee Lydia Ripatte, LakeCity. erson, Holliston. Monroe--John G. Schafer, Monroe. Hubbardston, Phillipaton,Royalston,Temple- MontcalmEugene Straight, Stanton. tonLeon E. Prior, Baldwinville. MontmorencyMrs. Golden Wheeler, Lewiston. Lee, Monterey, Otis,Tyrinigham,ChariesA. MuskegonMn. NellieB. Chisholm, Muskegon. Miller, Lee. NewaygoCarrie L. Carter, Fremont. Marshfield, ScituatoIlaroldC. Wingate, Sogypi. OaklandE. J. WorleyPont*. 26 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY, J.930 alb OceansMrs. OraceWalker, Hart. PopeH. L.Eastlund, Glenwood. OgemawEtta M.Pointer, WestBranch. RamseyGeorgeS. Belland,St. Paul. OntonagonA. E. Kilmer,Greenland. Red LakeErba OsceolaMrs. EdnaEln litb, Evart. E. Pouliot,Red LakeFalls. RadwoodMissTheo A. Jensen,RedwoodFalk OscodaGeorgia L. Fowler,Fairview. RenvilleJ.S. Burred, Olivia. OtsegoSim J. Lewis,Gaylord. RiceJ. LI.Lewis, Farihault. OttawaGerrittG. Groenswoud,Holland. RockV. M.Barrett, Luverne. Presque IsleMarthaA. Caldwell,()newsy. RoseauEddyE. Billherg,Roseau. RoscommonGeorgeE. Carpenter.Houghton Lake. St. LoulsC.IL Barnes,Duluth. 8aginageOttilia M. ScottH. J.Fitzpatrick, PriorLake. Frisch. Saginaw. SherburneFredWilliams, ClearLake. St. ClairE. T.Blackney, PortIluron. SibleyEllaB. Thorson, St. JosephLewisMiller,Centerville. StearnsW. Gaylord. Beni lacHarry C.Smith, Sandusky. A. Boerger,St. Cloud. SchoolcraftW. T. SteeleHelen M.Christison,Owatonna, S. Cornell,Manistique. StevensMrs.Nellie M.Gould, Morris, ShiawasseeII. E.Slocum,Corunna SwiftBlanch Mill,Bensoq. TuscolaB. H.McComb, Caro. ToddMarthaThom, LongPrairie. Van BurenHarryHough, Paw Paw. TraverseGraceNorgard, Wheaton. WaslitenawCora L.Haas, AnnArbor. WayneE. W.Yost, Detroit. WabashaAntonFischer,Waha.sha. WadenaMrs.Gertrude NealLamm,Wadena. WexfordClarenceC. Clark,Cadillac. WasecaH.C. Van Loh,Waseca. WashingtonE.E. Bloomquist,Stillwater. COUNTY ANDCOUNTYSUPERIN- WatonwanMabelMadson, St. James. TENDENT WilkinClarenceGordhamer.Breckenridge. WinonaL.V. Wilber,Winona. MINNESOTA WrightMrs.M. M. Ferrell.Maple Lake. YellowMedicineClaraThorpe, GraniteFalk A1tkin-4;s.Anna Krelwitz,Aitkin. AnokaEdith L.Patch, Anoka. MISSISSIPPI BeckerLena M.Winje. DetroitLakes, BeltramiEtherlynHall,Bemidji. AdamsV. BentonJ. A. Kraus,Foley. Josephine Fitts,Natchez, Big StoneMartha AlcornT. J.Dalton, Corinth. Rothwell,Ortonville. ArniteT.A. Sewell,Liberty. Blue Earthv--W.H. Detatnore,Mankato. AttalaE. C.Lord, Koscitr BrownRobert B.Kennedy, NewUlm. BentonJessieLittleton,Ashland. CarltonNoraA. Nilson,Moose Lake. BolivarA. K.Eckles, Cleveland. CarverEstella LElke, Chaska. CalhounQ.T. Crowson,Pittsboro. CassN. W.Sawyer, Walker. CarrollG. G.Bennett, Vaiden, ChippewaLuella E.Watson,Montevideo. ChickasawW. ChisagoE. J.Cederholni,Center City. L. Norman,Houston. ClayS. O. Tang, ChoctawC.J. Murphy,Ackerman. Moorhead. ClitiborneJ.Mack Jones,Pattison. ClearwaterMrs. MaeB.Barnes.% Bagley. ClarbeM. M.Shirley, Quitman. CookWilliam J.Clinch, GrandMarais CottonwoodEliza T.Savage, Windom ClayT. G.Sauls, WestPoint. Crow WingMrs. CoahornaErminPitts, Clarksdale. Irma C.Hartley, Brainerd CopiahJackSullivan,Hazlehurst. DakotaJosephineRaetz, Hastings. CovingtonO.J. Cole, Collins. DodgeMargaret Brown,Mantorville. De SotoEpsieMorgan, Hernando. DouglasV. JosephineLarson,Alexandria. ForrestJ. C. FaribaultEvaJones, BlueEarth. Gay,Hattiesburg. FranklinE.E. Jones,Meadville.. FillmoreIreneWarren, Preston. GeorgeTr L.Adams, Lucedale. FreebornHaroldDahlen, AlbertLea. GreeneJohnW. Colbert, GoodhueMollieRemshardt, RedWing. Leakesville. GrantBlanche L. GrenadaLafayetteAtkinson,Grenada. Brennin, ElbowLake. HancockD.J. Everett,Bay St. HennepinMrs. MayH. Dills,Minneapolis. IlarrisonGeorge Louis. Houston-.-Mary Oleson,Caledonia. M. Dean,Gulfport. HubbardR. J. HindsF. M.Coleman, Jackson. Olinger, ParkRapids. HolmesP. H.Williams,Lexington. IsantiMrs, Eve lineJudin,Cambridge. . ItascaJessie E. HumphreysT.D. Rice,Belzoni. Hutchins,Grand Rapids. IssaquenaGeorgeRobinson, JacksonBen T.Kievberg,Jackson. ltawambaS. Mayersvill& KanabecMrs.Emma S. Clark,Mora. Mayhall,Fulton. KandiyolkAnsaJ. Berg, Wiltuar. JacksonW. M.Alexander,Pascagoula. JasperL. R.Massey, BaySprings. KittsonHansHanson, liallock. JeffersonM. C. KoochichingAnnaErickson,International Harper, Fayette. Lac qui Falls. Jefferson DavisG.L. Martin,Prentiss. ParleMelvin S.Wroolie,Madison. JonesJ. M.Bryant, Laurel. LakeC. E.Campton, TwoHarbors. KemperMrs.Eula Palmer, Lake of theWoodsMrs.Grace E.Lindholm, De Kalb. Baudette. LafayetteChesterA. MeLarty,Oxford. Le SueurHenryO. Poehler, LamarT. L.Williamson,Purvis. Lesueur Center. LauderdaleJ.A. Riddell, AO. LincolnMrs. EvaE. Lane,Ivanhoe. Meridian. LyonJeanie M.Frost, Marshall. LawrenceD.C. Daniel,Monticello. McLeodMrs. LeakeGeorge14e Orr,Carthage. Louise G.Karstens, Glencoe. LeeDeweyPatterson, Tupelo. MahnomenElla M.Person,Mahnomen. LefloreL. 8. MarshallNels Engen,Warren. Rogers,Greenwood. MartinMabel N.Hall,Fairmont. LincolnL.P. May,Brookhaven. MeekerMartba LowndesJ.R. Vaughn,Columba& Minor, Litchfield. MadisonR. E.Hinton.Canton. Mille LaceOlafWasenius,Milaca. - MarionJ. MorrisonCrawlerd Sheldon,Little Falls. C. Broom,Columbia. MowerEdithI. Vest,Austin. MarshallCH. Curd,Holly Springs. MurrayMrs. AdaB. Wise, MonroeO. L.Stoddard,Aberdeen. Slayton. MontgomeryF.O. Martin,Winona. Moo IletEugeneMeyer, St.Peter. NeshobaH.C. Blount, NoblesJohnP. Hoffman,Worthington. Philadelphia. NormanAdolph NewtonM.J. Scarborough,Decatur. Stensetb,Ada. NoxubeeW. B.Jones, Macon. OlmstedWilliamL. Mercer,Rochester. OktibbehaJ. A.Lamb, Ott& TailAutionetteHenderson,Fergus Falls. Starkville. PenningtonGeolgoM. Gunderson, PanolaR. T.Keys, Sardis. Falls. Thief RiverPearl RiverA.B. Nicholson,Poplarvai& pineJens P. hillier, PerryJ. M.Stevens,NewAugusta. Pine City. PikeNannieGillis, lIdagnolia. usNellieE. Dodd,Pipestons. Pontotoo%E. 1:S114.8. Hay,Orookston. Spain, Pontotoc. PrentissO.W. Davis,Beauvais. 1 COUNTY !WOOL SUPERINTENDENTS 27

manMrs. M. O. Prater, Marks. MarionE. C. Bohon, Palmyra. . kinF. M. Lowther, Brandon. MercerMrs. Allis Wilson,Prinoeton. fieottR.S. Weems, Forest. MillerCharles Snodgrass,Tuscumbia. SharkeyOlire Alexander, Rolling Fork. MississippiRubye Thompson, Charleston. SimpsonF. M. Ball, Mendenhall. MonfteauJ. P. Kay, California. SmithCharles E. Stringer, Raleigh. MonroeMrs. Julia C. Mason,Paris. StoneHoward Bond, Wiggins. MontgomeryW. F. Hupe, MontgomeryCity. SunflowerR.M. Yarborough, Indianola. MorganM. Wray Witten, Versailles. TallahatchieWilliam Morgan, Charleston. New MadridP J. Stearns,New Madrid. TateMrs. Winnie Clayton Smith, Senatobia. NewtonRoy Scantlin, Neosho. TippahDuke Humphrey, Ripley. NodawayLeslie G. Somerville, Maryville. TishomingoGeorge W. Strieklin. luka. OregonMattie E. Lin7iley, Alton. TunicaMay E. Irvine, Tunica. OsageMyra O. Reed,Linn. UnionA. E. Jolly, New Albany. OzarkClaude Sowards, Gainsville. WalthallC. I. Brumfield, Tylertown. PemiscotH. S. Jones,Caruthersville. WarrenZ. E. Oswalt, Vicksburg. PerryVera M. Abbott. Perryville. WashingtonB. L. Hatch. Green Tine. PettisC. F. Scotten, Sedalia. Wai-neJ. M. Wilkins, Waynesboro. PhelpsJames Hess, Rolla. WebsterW. E.Williams, Wa !than. PikeAnnie Ingram, Bowling Green. WilkinsonJoseph N. Miller, Woodville. 'PlatteE.J. Ketteman, Platte City. WinstonW. S. Mc Any, Louisville. PolkDessa Manuel, Bolivar, YalobushaJ. P. Jenkins, Water Valley. PulaskiJ. C. Underwood, Waynesville, YazooII. L. Clerk, Y11700 City. PutnamA. S. Hill, Unionville. RallsL. C. Northcutt, NewLondon. MISSOURI RandolphJ. V. Minor, Huntsville. RayOtis L. Chandler, Richmond. AdairMarion G. Schott. Kirksville. ReynoldsMary Lee Dunn, Centerville. AndrewCecil Jenkins, Savannah. RipleyMyrtle Williams,Doniphan. AtchisonL. Blanche Templeton. Rockport St. CharlesBenjamin H.Jolly, St. Charles. AudrainEd. C. Offutt, Mexico. St. ClairRay T. Evans,Osceola BarryJ. T. Ilodge, Cassville. St. FrancoisJ. Clyde Akers,Ftarmineton. BartonRene Mayer, Lamar. Ste. GenetieveVivian Gaty,Ste. Genevieve. BatesMrs. Lucetta P. Cobb, Butler. St. LouisR. G. Russell, Clayton. BentonJames R. Boring, Warsaw. SalineFlorence M. Patterson,Marshall. BollingerW. M. Welker, Marble Hilt SchuylerAnna Groseclose, Lancaster. BooneCharles E. Northcutt, Columbia. ScotlandWilma J. Wilder, Memphis. BuchananE. L. Birk head, St. Joseph. Scott-0. F. Anderson, Benton. Butler-1. L. Raulston,Poplar Bluff. ShannonVirgil Thompson, Eminence. CaldwellD. N. McClintock, Kingston. ShelbyJames L. Gwynn,Shelbyville. CallawayJ. C. Humphreys, Fulton. StoddardCharles B. Miller, Bloomfield. CamdenW. B. Allison, Linn Creek. StoneJ. H. Reser. Gale Cape GirardeauJ. T. McDonald,Jackson. SullivanHildred Spinc, Milan. CarrollJ. Earl Evans, Carrollton. TaneyRoy G. Burns, Ftrsyth. CarterII. D. Condray, Van Buren TexasJames K. Connol.9Houston. CassMay Bow lin,Harrisonville. vernonR. V. Holmes, Nevada. CedarLonzo T. Moyer, Stockton. WarrenF. W. Kehr, Marthasville. CharitonFannie F. Winfree, Keytesville. WashingtonFred L. Cole, Potosi. ChristianCharles F. Boyd, Ozark. WayneCharles Randall, Greenville. ClarkClarence Ingo ld, Kahoka. WebsterJ. R. Deckard, Marshfield. ClayE. L Black, Liberty. WorthMrs. CoraEarly, Grant City. ClintonMrs. Frances Weir, Plattshurg. WrightJonah Long, Hartville. ColeRoger V. Smith, JeffersonCity. CooperNV, B. Downing, Pilot Grove MONTANA Craw'ordJames H. Brand, Steelville. DadeThomas Fitzpatrick, Greenfield. BeaverheadGladys Garr, Dillon. DallasFloyd O. Reser, Buffalo. Bit HornEleanor H. Sullivan,Hardin. .. DaviessMrs.Bess C.Murray,Gallatin. BlaineG. H. Willman, Chinook. De KalbJohn W. Edie, Maysville. BroadwaterMrs. Annie L. Chester,Townsend. DentAlbert Click, Salem. CarbonMrs. Abigail Doran, RedLodge. DouglasT. J. Moorhouse,A.va CarterFrances Schultz. Ekalaka. DunklinTom G. Douglas, Kennett. CascadeLillian Brown, Great Falls. IrrankiinA. F. Borberg, Union. ChouteauCarrie Schurman, Fort Benton. GasconadeFred C. Wittrock, Hermann CusterMrs. Jessie 8. McCoy, MilesCity. GentryReta Mitchell, Albany. DanielsMrs. Alice D. Knapp,Scobey. GreeneL. U. Coward, Springfield. DawsonAnna M. Schultz, Glendive. GrundyBlanche Baker, 'Trenton. DeerlodgeMrs. Essie G. Buckley,Anaconda. HarrisonAlva L. Allen, Bethany. FallonRuth A. Lyman, Baker. HenryKathryn Spangler,Clinton. FergusMrs. Alma L. Hart, Lewistown. HickoryElzie Miller, Hermitage. FlatheadMrs. Lillian L. Peterson, Kalispell. HoltMrs. Mary Guilliams,Oregon. OkillatinMrs. Mary Kundert, Bozeman. HowardLuman L. Spry, Fayette. GarfieldMrs. Ida B. Kelley, Jordan. HowellWalter E. Sass, WestPlains. Glaclei.Mrs. Mary Reagan, Cut Bank. IronO. W. Hanson, Ironton. Golden Valley-- Mrs. Clara Anderson,Ryegate. JacksonL. F. Blackburn, Independence. GraniteMrs. Clara Dell MeDonel,Phillipsbtirgr JasperWalter Colley, Carthage. HillHelen J. Brown, Havre. JeffersonR. B. Wilson, Hillsboro. JeffersonMrs. Jennie Houghton,Boulder. JohnsonFred B. House, .Warrensburg. Judith BasinMrs. Maybird Roll,Stanford. KnoxMrs.Anna L. Swartz, Edina. LakeCarrie E. Larson, Poison. lAcledeG. C. Jones, Lebanon. Lewis and ClarkeJessie Morgan,Helena. LafayetteW. H. Guenther, Lexington. . LibertyEvelyn Jensen, Chester. LawrenceHarry Mopre, MootVernon. LincolnMrs. Carrie H. La Munyon, Libby. LewisW. B. Anderebn, La Belle. McConeEthel I. Starner, Circle. LincolnMN. Florenoe D. Begeman,Troy. MadisonJohn H. Pankey, Ir., Virginia City. LinnJ. F. Hortenstine, Brookfield. Meagher--Mra. Bertha H. Tipton, Whit* Sulphur IAvingstonJ. J. Jordan,Chillicothe. Springs. McDonaldW. T. Clopton, Pineville. Minera Mrs. Bertha Rice, Superior. MaconCharles A. Powell, Macon. MissoulaMrs. Eliza E. Farmer, Missoula. MacilsollMedford Robbins,Fredorioktowa. MusselshellLuoy Gilderoy, Roundup. MariesTom Shelton, Vienna. ParkElsie Merdsr, Livingston. .P" 28 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY, 1930 a. Petroleum-Mrs.May Vontver,Winnett. Nemaha-Mrs. EvalynW. Grandy, Auburn. . Phillips-Mrs EllaW. Turpin, Malta. Nuckolls-CarteretteEbersole, Nelson. Pondera-Mrs. RoseRobertson, Conrad. Otoe-Chas.Speedie, NebraskaCity. Powder River-Mrs.Anita C. Bates.Broadus. Powell-Cornelia Pawnee-Mrs.Alberta Ballanco,Pawnee City. Geary, Deer Lodge. Perkins-Mrs. RuthRees McQuiston,Grant. Prairie-Mrs. HattieMorse, Terry. Phelps-MabelLundberg, Holdredge. Ravalli-L-WillieMay Sherwin, Hamilton. Pierce-Ruth A. Kile,Pierce. Richland-Mrs. BessM. Wingate,Sidney. Platte-FredS. Lecron, Columbus. Roosevelt-Mrs.Margaret N.Inglehart,Wolf Point. Polk-I. D.Huston, Osceola. Red Willow-RussellSomerville,McCook. Rosebud-Mrs. HelenM. Fleming,Forsyth. Richardson-L. P.Grundy, Falls City. Sanders-Mrs. IsabelSullivan, ThompsonFalls. Rock-Mrs. EvlynW. Towle,Bassett. Sheridan-Ethel E.Singleton, Plentywood. Saline-EugeneG. Hopkins,Wilber. Silver Bow-Mrs.Agnes lianratty,Butte. Sarpy-BerthaBishop, Papillion. Stillwater-Florenoe- Rosean.Columbus. Saanders-E. A. Sweet Grass-Mrs. Ethel Odman, Wahoo. Steens land. Big Timber. ScottsBluff-Mrs. MiriamSouthwell,Gering. s Teton-Mrs. Anna E.Stafford, Chouteau. Seward-E. H. Toole-Mrs. Blanche Mottern, Koch, Seward. Shelby. Sheridan-Mrs.Pearle E. Summers,Rushville. Treasure-Mrs. RobertaD. Timm, Ilysham. Sherman-R. D. . Hendrickson, boupCity. Valley-Nora B. Ebersole.Glasgow. i otlx -Mrs.Elizabeth Emery,Harrison. Wheatland-MatildaJennings, Harl Stanton-S. E. Eddy,Stanton. Wibaux-Mrs. Marie B.klarlewood, N%thaw. Thayer-H. E.Barbee, Hebron. Yellowstone-Sylvia Watts,Billings. Thomas-Mrs.Rosa Salleng,Thedfigl. Thurston-Mrs AdaM. It iedler,1Wder. NEBRASKA Valley-ClaraM. McClatchey,Ord. Washington-MabelJ. narsh, Blair. Adams-Mrs Martha H.Schultr, Hastings.J12% nynePearl E. Sewell,Wayne. Antelope-Mrs. Ida McClintbck,Nehgh. Wehster---Zelma R.Wonderly, RedCloud. Arthur-R. L. Roy, Arthur. wheeler--(llennI. Anderson,Bartlett. Banner-Mrs. Kathryn K.Lee, Harrisburg. York-Mrs.Edna C. Anderson,York. Blaine-H. H. Thompson,Brewster. Boone-Orna Thompson,Alton. SUPERVISIONDISTRICT Box Butte-Opal Russell,Aniline°. AND DEPUTY Boyd-Mrs. Anna W.McCartney, Butte. SUPERINTENDENT Brown-E J. A. Rice,Ainsworth. Buffalo-Byron M. Walker,Kearney. NEVADA Burt-W. T. Poucher, Tekamah. First district(Elko County,and Palisadeand Pine Butler-Mrs. Ferne Neill,David City. ('reekin Eureka Cass-Alpha Peterson,Plattsmouth. County)-E.E. Franklid, Cedar-Emma Schwerin, Elko. Hartington. Second district(northern Nyeand WhitePirp Chase-Mary Viskew Nothwel,Imperial. Counties)-1.Carlos Lumbert,Ely. Cherry-Mrs Edna II.Jackson, Valentine. Third district Cheyenne-Mrs. Gertrude (Churchill,' Eureka,Humbolt, Lan- Nelson, Sidney. der, andPershingCounties)-Mrs.Florence Clay-Fannie R. Ilaylett.Clay Center. L. Peacock,Lovelock. Colfax-F. J. Vog Rance,Schuyler, Cuming-knne Will, West Fourth district(Douglas, Lyon,Mineral, Ornishy, Point. Storey, andWashoeCountirs)-Mrs.Merle K. Custer-Harry E. Weekly,Broken Bow. Henry, CarsonCity. Dakota-Wilfred E. Voss,Dakota City. Dawes-Mrs. Mice I. Fifth district(Clark, Esmeralda,Lincoln, and Fritcher, Chadron. southern NyeCounties)-AmyHanson, Las Dawson-W. C. Bloom,Lexington. Vegas. Deuel-Zeola Barnes,Chappell. Dixon-W. F. Richardson,Ponca. Dodge-J. I. Ray, Fremont. TOWNS IN' UNIONAND UNION Douglas-Henry M.Eaton, Omaha. SUPERINTENDENT Dundy-Mrs. Nora M.Ratcliffe, Benklevan. 410 Fillmore-Elizabeth E.Schelkopf, Geneva. NEW HAMPSHIRE1 Franklin-Mrs. MamieHumphreys,Franklin. Frontier-LouiseHeckleman, Stockville. Ashland, Bridgewater,Groton, Ilebron,Holder- Furnas-Jessie Lewis,Beaver City. ness, New nampton-V incentGatto, Ashland. Gage-Joseph W. Miller,Beatrice. Bristol, Alexandria,Andover, Danbury,Wilmot- Garden-Mrs.Blanche W. Riddile,Oshkosh. Earle P. Freese,Bristol. Garfield-Edward F. Sime,Burwell. Charlestown, .Acworth,Langdon, Lempster,Mar. Gosper-F. W.Montgomery, Elwood. low -Roy W.Gilmore,Charlestown. Grant-Theo. A.Frye, Hyannis. Colebrook,Columbia-AlfredW. Smith, Cole- Greeley-Mrs. BarbaraA. O'Malley,Greeley. brook. Hall-Mrs. HenrietteBernstein, GrandIsland. Conway, Albany,Bartlett,Chatham, Ilart's Lo- Hamilton-Mrs. BernicePierson, Aurora. cation, Jackson,Livermore-JohnH.Fuller, Harlan-E. F. Aldrich,Alma. Conway. Hayes-C. S. Strickler,Hayes Center. Derry, Londonderry,Windham-Carl.Cotton, Hitchcock-Mrs.Elizabeth W. Bute,Trenton. I )erry. Holt-Mrs. LuellaParker,) O'Neill. Enfield, Canaan,Grafton,Orange, Springfield-- Hooker-J. H.Garrett, Mullen. Henry H. Pratt,Enfield. Howard-Mrs. OrnaCrouch, St. Paul. Epping, Brentwood,Danville, EastKingston. JeffersonEva B. Shuman,Fairbury. Fremnpt Kingston,Sandown-Harold C. Bow- Johnson-Elva L. McCoy, ley. Epping. 'Tecumseh. Errol, Kearney-Carrie galdal,Minden . Milan, Wentworth'sLocation- Keith-Mrs. JessieM. Gainsforth,Ogallala. A Ilan S. McCurdy,Milan. Keyapaha-Floyd M.McAtee, Springview. Exeter, Greenland,Kensington,Newflelds, StriP Kimball-Rachel McElroy,Kiniball. tham-Clifton A.Towle, Exeter. KnoxMrs.Catherine Tunherg,Center. Franklin Hill,Sanbornton-Fred8.Libbey, Lancaster-Charlotte Alexamjer,Lincoln. Franklin. LlmolnMrs, RoseD. North, NorthPlatte. Goffstown, Bedford,New BostonJ.Byron Tar- LoganMN. AgnesBatmen Karn,Gandy. ney, Goffstown. LoupMra. MarciaSmith, Taylor. McPherson-Henry C.Shinall, Tryon. w: I For cities andtowns havinga population 0( MadisonMrs.Alice Hall,Madison. 2,500or more, seepp. 48-49. Merrick-Pearl Simmons,Central City. 2 ChurchillCounty is undersupervisionof Mrs. MorrillMrs. ViolaB. Shepherd,Bridgeport. C. II. Luke,office deputy,State board of braDeeJosehe G. Kreldlet,Fullerton. Carson City. education, COUNTYSCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS ;

Gorbam Randolph, Shelburne (Suceess)George Cape MayThomas J. Duren,Cape May Court O. Smith, Gorham. House. Hampton, Hampton Falls, Newcastle, Newington, CumberlandJ. J. Unger, Bridgeton. North Hampton, Rye, SeabrookCharles N. EssexOliver J. Morelock,Newark. Perkins, Hampton. GloucesterD. T. Steelman,Woodbury. Hanover, LymeRoberl J. Fuller, Hanover. HudsonA. H. Updyke, JerseyCity. Havphill, Bath, Bentbn, MonroeNorman J. Bunterdon Harry W. Moore,Flemington. Page, Haverhill. MercerJ. M. Arnold, Trenton. Hillsborough,Antrim,Deering,Washington, Middlesex L. Lowery, New Brunswick. WindsorAmasa A. Holden, Hillsboro. Monmouth Willipkm M. Smith, Freehold! Hinsdale, Richmond, Swanzey, WinchesterWes- MorrisJ. H. If uNart, Morristown. ley II. Douglass, Winchester. OceanC.A. Morris, Toms River. Hopkinton, Dunbarton, Ilenniker, Weare Almon PassaicE. W. Garrison. Paterson. W. Bushnell, Hopkinton. SalemH. C. Dixon, Salem. Dodson, Ilollis, Litchfield, Merrimacik,Pellni-n--- SomersetRobert G. Sanford, Somerville. Louis D. Record, 16 Sumner St., Nsithua. SussexRalph Decker,Newton. Jaffrey, Fitzwilliam, Rindge, Sharon, TroyLewis UnionA. L. Johnson, Elizabeth. 8. Record, East Jaffrey. WarrenWill G. Atwood, Belvidere. Irancaster, JefferaonWilliam G. Fuller, Lancas- ter. NEW MEXICO Lebanon, GranthamWilliam J. English, Lebanon. Lincoln, Campton, Ellsworth, Thornton,Wood- Bernalillo---Marie Balling,Albuquerque. stock Alonto J. Knowlton, North Woodstock. atronHerbert Cowan, Reserve. Lisbon, Easton,Franconia, Landaff, Lyman ChavesMrs. Julia E. Brasher,Roswell. Dana S. Jordar, Lisbon. Colfax---Oscar D. Moore,Raton. Littleton, BethlehemGains H. Barre&Little- CurryChloe Camp, Clovis. ton. De BacaMrs. MaryE Furbee, FortSumner. Madison-Ossipee, Eaton, Effingham. Freedom, Dona AnaKatherine D.Stoes, Las Cruces. TamworthFrank W. Jackson, Madison. EddyMrs. Wilma Dillard,Carlsbad. Marlborough, Gilsum, Harrisville, IsIelson,Rox- GrantMrs. GraceCarrigan, Silver City. bury, Stoddard, Sullivan, Surry--MrederickT. GundalupeMrs. RayitosP. II inojos. SantaRosa Johnson, Marlboro. HardingRuth F.Games, Mosquero. Meredith, Center Harbor, Moultonhorough,Sand- HidalgoMrs. Olivia M.Wells, Lordshurg. wich Ernest W. Small, :Meredith. LeaEliza Graham, Lovington. Milford, Amherst, Brookline, MountVernon LincolnMrs. AliveM. French, Carritoto. Ilanijd C Bales, Milford. LunaMrs.Mattie Blackwell, Deming. 1111ton. Brook field, Farmington, M iddleton, McKinleyMrs IlenryBrock, Gallup. WakefieldFred W. Dudley,l'nion. Mora Levi Madrid,Mora. Newport, Goshen, New London,.SunapeeTrueOteroMrs.A. E. Thomas, Alamogordo. (I. Morrill, Newport. QuayR. E. Brazil, Tucumeari. Northwood-Newmarket,Barrington,Lee, Not- Tho Arriba Luis V.Chaver, TierraAmarillo. tingham, StraffordChesterW. Doe, North- RooseveltJ. R. Shock,Portales. wood. - SandovalDelfin Baca,Bernalillo. Pembroke, Allenstown, Bow, Epsom, HooksettSan JuanOra B. Douglass,Aztec. henry S. Roberts, Suncook. San Miguel Mrs.Mary R. Behrens,Las Vegas. Penacook, Boscawen, Canterbury, Loudon,Salis- Santa FeMrs. Adelina Otero-Warren, buryGeorge W. Sumner, Santa Fe. Penacook. Sierra- -Mrs. K K. James,Hillsboro. - Peterborough, Bennington, Dublin.Franmstawn, Socorro PedroLbpez,- Socorro. Greenfield, HancockLawton Chase,Peterhom. Taos FloydSantistevan, Taos. Piermont, Dorchester, Orford,Rumney, Warren, TorranceM innie Laws.Estancia. WentworthEdward A.Janes, Wentaworth. UnionKatherineJennings, Clayton. Pittsfield,Bardstead,Chichester, Grirnanton ValenciaN. C. Romero,Los Lunas. Lester B. Badger, Pittsfield. Plainfield,Cornish, Croydon, UnityAndrewP. Averill, Cornish Flat COUNTY AND DISTRICTSUPERIN- PlymouthGuy E.Speare, Plymouth. TENDENT Raymond, Auburn,Candla, Chester, Deerfield George H. Harmon, Raymond. NEW YORK3 Salem, Atkinson,Hampstead, Newton, Plaistow, A south HamptonWilliam,J. Nelson, Plaistow. AlbanyE. E. Richmond,Ravena; W. J. Haverly, Somersworth, Durham,Madbury, Rollinsford West Berne; Frank Stanbro,42 Gleriwood Road, Howard L. Winslow,Somersworth. Albany. Stewartstown, Clarksville, AlleganyFrank L.riluthill,Filmore; GeorgeH. PittsburgWalton S. Smith, Cuba; O. M. Burdick,Little Genesee; Adams, Pittshurg. W. II. Garwood, Stratford,Northumberland, StarkEugeneS. Canaseraga; W. OatesPope, Foster, Groveton. Andover. Tilton-Northfield,Belmont,Gilford_iaimingBroomeHarvey B. Heath, 52 WhoelerStreet, 'I. Sanborn, Tilton. Deposit; J. E. Hurlburt,44 Roosevelt Avenue, Walpole, Alstead,Chesterfield, Westmoreland Binghamton;K.E.Beilby, l'nion;Hiram Laurence O. Thompson,Walpole. ' Goodrich, Whitney Point. Warner, Bradford,Newbury, Sutton,WebsterCattaraugusEdward C. Hawley,Frank John A. Sinclair, Warner. Gilbert A. Farwell, Hinsdale;Levi R. Tubbs, WhitefleldtCarroll, Dalton Leonard S. Morrison, Lock Box 104, Salamanca;Essio E. Babcock, Whitefield. Cattaraugus; Archie Harkness,Randolph WiltonGreenville, Lyndeborough,Mason, New CayugaII.t.R. Murphy, Cato; II. T.Morrison, Ipswich, TempleVernonS. Ames, Wilton. Weedsport; Mrs.Anna M. Kent, UnionSprings, Wolfeboro, Alton,New Durham,Tuftonboro Fred V. Lester, Locke;Mrs. Mahelle L. Rodger, Fred U. Landman, Moravia. Wolfeboro. ChautauquaMerton E. Hubbard,Routh Dayton; COUNTY AND COUNTY SUPERIN- Annie S. Hilton, 415 EastFourth Street, James- town; Mrs. Dorothy B. Connelly, Ashville;J. TENDENT G. Pratt, Sherman; OscarGranger, Porthind; NEW ¡BRUT Clarence E. Smith, Cassadaga.

AtlanticH. M. Crewman, EggI3iorCity. 'In this list thename of th) superintendent of as. BergenB. C. Wooster, Hacken "the first district" in thecountyappears first, the BurlingtonL. J. Kaser, Mount I name of the superintendent of the " second dis- CamdenC. 8. Albertson, Camden. trict " appears second,etga s. 91739°30 -7-3 ..

-7. .(1 Sur. I. e: 'IA 30 F.DUCATIONALDIRECTORY, 1.930 Alp t4 themung-EleanorBurge,458 E. Church Bt., Otsego-J. B. Elmira; Mrs. McManus,Cooperstown;Frederick M.C.McWhorter, R.F. D.' 1, W. Strong,Schenevus; NaomiBurch,Hartwiek; Pine City. John E. Frederick, Chenango-Mrs. Cr Albert 13 Forest Avenue,Oneonta; Fox, 22 KingStreet, George G.Preston, Morris;Floyd R.Thayer, Norwich; Albert C.Bowrrs, NewBerlin; J. S. Edineston. Childs, Oxford;Jane I. Schenck,Greene; Mary Putnam-James H.Brooks, Ovrison. L. Isbell,Norwich. Rensselaer-Lillian E. Clinton-Oliver A. Wolcott, Flower, CourtHouse,Troy; Keeseville; Ernest B. Mrs. AdelaideW. Gardner.Wynantskill;G. Sergeant,Ellenhurg; MN. NettieFeryall, Everett Patric,Castleton. Champlain; C. B.Murray, LyonMountain Rockland --GeorgeW. Miller, Nanuet. Columbia-S. B. Smith,East Chatham; Charles St.Lawrence-W.T. Clark,Haileshoro; F.H. Rivenhurg, Germantown;M. (1.Rickey, R.F. D. 1, Iludyn. Wallace, Morristown;Carlos S. Blood,Ileuvel. ton; V . C. Warriner, Cortland-W. K. Yatrick, Lisbon: ItoseM. Libby, Cuyler; Mrs.Ruth C. Canton; Mrs.E. D. Grubb,Potsdam; E.P. Rathbun, Cincinnatus;Claude D.Carter, 29 McDonald,Massena; A. J. Fields.29 Pleasant Arthur .Avenue, Cortland. Street, Potsdam. Delaware-Charles F. Ferry,Masonville; Charles saratoga -R. O. Winans,Round Lake; LouMes. B. Gibbs, Hancock;E. O. Harkness,Delhi. singer. Ballston Sint;Oliver W. Winch,22 Mar- Zena R. Travis,Roxbury:Waite! C K.ng, ion Avenue,South Glens Falls;A. M. Hollister, Franklin; A. T. Hamilton,Stamford. Corinth. Dutchess-Hugh N. Garwood,Fishkill: o. A lman Schenectady-FrankW. Palmer,Room 303, Nye, Pleasant Valley;Mrs. MaudeS Itun1a 11, County Building.Schenectady. Amenia; William It.Tremper, Rhinebeck. Schoharie-Orlando J Erie-C. A. Heist, Clarence; Ives, Jefferson;',manR. John D. Jones,Ham- Bowdish,Midilleburg, William D A ker, burg; W. E. Pierge,East Aurora; E. D.(mushy, Cohleskill. 'North Collins; W.E. Behsley,sphngville. Schuyler -AlbertaSpaulding, Burdett;Caroline Essex-C. J. Mousaw, SchroonLake; GertrudeM. an Liew, Watins. 8pear7Westport; Mrs. Mattie J. Cutler,Upper Seneca --JesseL.Waltham Ovid;Charles B. Jay. 1:.arl, Waterloo. Franklin-Mr.i. MyrtleSampica, (1hateaugav; Steuhen --FrederickC,.Wilcox, Addison; George La Graff, S HighlandAvenue, Winfred F. H. M alone: Nlorrow, Bath;Frank11.Smith, Addison; Wilcox, 94 Academystreet,Malone; Charles A. Wilco,Jaspar;II. NI. Brush,Ark- Gertrude E. Hyde, Moira. port; Ouyon J.( :lifter, Avoca..Mrs. Charlotte Fulton-Mrs. Bessie D. Miller,H. F. D.1, Johns- Moore, Ilammondsport. town; John Paris, Broadall.in. Suffolk-P. B.Matthews, Bridgehamplon;Rot. Genesee-Henry I.Barber,313Redfield Parkway, coo C. Craft, Port Jefferson.Leonard JSmith, Batavia; J. L. NI. Uphill,s FairmontAvenue, Northport. Batavia. Sullivan -F. J.Lewis. Barry vine;Charles S. Hick, Greene Thomas C. Perry,Catskill; R. MMac- Jeffersonville; MrsEmma C. Chase,Monticello. Naught, Windham; WalterJ. Decker,I hunter. TiogaA. E.Bel icn, NewarkValley; M D. Hamilton-C. R. Hanley, Wells. (toodrich, 'Howlrenter: .NIrs. II. T.Whittemore, Herkimer-A. J. Rose, WestWinfield, SilasC. 3.50 NIam Street,4 i Kimm, Herkimer;Edwin S. Hopson,Dolgeville; Tompkins -Freil .1. Beardsley, Truniansburg; B. M. Robinson, Poland. J.Paul NIunson.Groton; John D.Bigelow, Jefferson-C: M. Pierce, Mannsville:W. J. Lin- DrN den nell, 309 Ten Eyck Street,Watertown; T. It UlsterEmilyS. Burnett, StationR, Kingston; Stoel, Clayton; II. W.Ciegler, SacketHarbor; J. U. Gillette,Port EWVIL J. 11.Tanner, Accord: D. D. T. Marshall.Redwood; Mrs.G. L. de W. J. Andrews,33 FurnaceStreet,,, Kingston. t 011oqui, Carthage. Warren F. Gunn,14 Center Street.Meting 4 Lewis-0. A. sealy, NewBremen;Grace 11. Falls; J. R. St it kney, Bolton Landing-, Kat ha- Elliot, Lowville; RuthM. Johnston,Poit Ley- leen Osborne, NorthCreek den; A. W. Trainor,West Leyden. Washington --NIarjorie (;. Meiklejohn,Whitehall, Livingston-John P. Magee,Geneseo; s11.Miner, NIrs.Lens4 NI. S. Brown,(1ranville; Hose E; Springwater; R. G. Conklin,Mount Morris. Gibbons, lludson Falls;Ntrs. CarolineP. Perry. Madison -Wayne (1. Benedict,Hamilton: A. I Cambridge. Tyler, Cazenovia;E.A. Fuller,Nforrisville, WayneFrank L.Miller. 21Catherine Street, John B.arris, Camstota. Lyons; Mrs. Ida E.Co4v1, Wolcott.:Mrs. Vir- Monroe W. W. Hayfield,Webster: M. I1 Fur- ginia C. Hill, Palmyra;LewisLI.Chia, sodu4. man, East Rochester; Fred W. Hill,Brockport; Westchester-S.J.Preston, 6StewartPlace, John C. Malloch, Chui ehv White Plains; C.H. Cheney, WhiteMains,.G. Montgomery-N. Berton Alter,Nelliston; George H. Covey, Katonah;R. D. Knapp,Purdy F. Bowman, 45 PhillipsStreet, Amsterdam. Station. Nassau-Ambrose J. Fry,Payne and Sctidder Wyoming-J. T. MeGurren,Arcade; VictorBlom, Building, Mineola; W.C. Mepham,Nlerrick. 1.5 W. Main Street,Attica; II. J. Harrison,Box Niagara-W. D. Wisner,Itansoniville; OrinA 97, Castile. Kolb, R. F. D.5, Lockport; M.Gazelle Hoff- YAtes --J.F. Bullock, PennYan,E. P Corbit, man, Lewiston. Rushville. Oneida-Glenn G. Steele,829 Rose Place,1;tica, Harry C. Buck, nayville;W. J. Lewis,Clinton; Mrs. Neva S. Angell,It. F. I).1, Durhaniville; COUNTY AND COUNTSC PERIN- Stanton D. Austin,Ba.neveld;Charles Van TENDENT Nort,Camden;1niel M. Blue,Boonville. Ononuaga-M. E. Hinman,Tully; G. T.Fuggle, NORTH VA a( 0.IN Jainesville; Earl L.Asselstine, NorthSyracuse; Manford 1). Green,Liverpool; PhiletusM. Hel- Alatnanef --M. E. Yount,Graham. fer, Skaneateles. AlexanderS. %V. Payne, Taylorsville. Ontario-Leon J. Cook,East Bloomfield;EL S. O. Alleglmny-John M. Cheek,Sparta. Loveless, Phelps;Conrad C. Mulhe,Box 16, Anson-R. W. Allen,Wade,horo. Stanley; Barrie P.Westherlow, Naples. Ashe-R. E. L.Plummer, Crumpler. Orange-Theron L. McKnight,Central N'alley; Avery-R. T. Teague,Newland Clifford L. Haight,Warwick; Alfred M.Curt- Beaufort -U. 1.1. McLean,Washington. right,6 MyrtleAvenue, Ext., Middletown. Bertie--IT. W. Early,Windsor. Orleans-Luella [foyer, R. F.D. 4, Medina;Olive Bladen-W. W.Woodhouse, Elizabethtown. Clement, Albion; Anna I,. Potter, Holley. Brunswick-R. E.Sentelle, Southport.- Oswego-Mrs. MildredO. Pratt. Laeona;i. M. Buncombe-A.C. Reynolds, Asheville. Bonner, Pulaski;Aura A. Cole, Constantia; Burke-R. L. Patton,Morgantown. Mrs. Ivah T.Druce, R. F. D.3, Mexico; W. 8. Cabarrus -S. O. Hawfield,Concord. Gardner, Fulton. Caldwt1I-J. W. McIntosh,Leirr.. COUNTY StHOOLSUPERINTENDENTS 31

Camden-L. L. Stevens, Indiantown. NORTH DAKOTA Cartaret-J. H. Workman, Beaufort. Caswell-V. E. Swift, Yanceyville. Adams-Mrs. AgnesThompson, Hettinger. Catawb:r-J. A. Clipps, Newton Barnes-Nell A.Vooper,Valley City. Chatham-W. R. Thompson, Pittsboro. Benson-Hilda Wisness,Minnewaukan. Cherokee---A. L. Mart in, Murphy. Billings-Mrs. AnnBrown, Medora. Chowan- R. II. Bachman, Edenton. Bottineau-Manda Svingen,Bottineau. Clav-- Allen J. Bell, Hayes% ille. Bowman-Mrs. VernaSpire, Bowman. Clecland---J. i i Wigg,Shelby. Burke-MarvelAnderson, Bowhells. Columbus-C. C. Russ, Whiteyille. Burleigh-Madge Runey,klismarck. Craven-R. S. Proctor, New Bern. Cass-Carolineivingsor6 Fargo.. Cumberland Ray Funderhurk, Fayetteville. Cavalier-F. J. RehmLanedon. Curri I tik audC,Newbury, Cumtuck. Dickey-Mrs. Faith Combellick,Ellendale. Dare-F. 'I'J ohnson,N1anteo. I)ivide-J. 11. Phelps,Crosby. Davidson. -S. (i. Hasty, Lexington. Dunn-Mrs. Lorene Yorke, Manning. Davie- -W. F. Robinson, Nloeksv:Ile Eddv-Mrs. Grace B.Putnam, NewRockford. Duidin--J..O. Bowman, Kenansville. Emrimns--CurtisJenkins, Linton. Durham-L. II. Barbour,Durham Foster-Mrs. Helen M.Thompson,Carrington. F.dgecombe-W. 11. Pittman,Tarboro ()olden Valley-JohnW.entland, Beach. Forsyth-T. II. Cash, Winston.Salem Grand Forks-Elroy11. Schroeder,()rand Forks. Franklin-E. L. Best, Louisburg. ()rant-Wilda Sebastian,Carson. Gaston -F.P.Lill, (1 astonia. Origgs- Ntrs. MathildaJohnson,Cooperstown. Oates-J. S. Moore, (iatesville. IlettingerY Mrs. MarthaBratcher, Mott. Graham-R. (7. Barrett,Robbinsville. Kidder-Hans J. Lee,Steele.' Oranvele --J. F. Webb.Oxford. La Moure- WilliamP. Ohnsted, LaMoure. Oreene-- H U.dRobertson, Snow Hill., Logau- A. J. Solien, Napoleon. Ouilforci Thomas ILFoust, (;reensboro. McHenry-MilianParmenter, Towner. Bulifax-"-A.E. Akers, RoanokeRapids. McIntosh-E. E.Gloege, Ashley. ett -B. P. Gentry, Lillingt.n Mc Kentie- Mrs.Inga Norstog,Srhafer. 1 .00d----Ilon)Henry, Waynesville. McLean-A. E.Thompson,Washburn. enderson-R. O. Anders,Hendersonville. Nlercer-F,. R. Thomas,Stanton. Hertford-J. R. Brown, \Vinton. Morton-H. K. Jensen,Mandan. Hoke-NV. P. Him-field, Raeford. Mountrail-Paul A. Dalager,Stanley. Byde-fi. M. Outhrie,Swan Quarter. Nelson- Mrs. JennieE. Skrivseth,Lakota. Iredell-Celeste Henkel, Statesville_ ()liver- C. Stubbs, Center. Jackson-J. N. Wilson, Sylva. Pembina --Silvia Johnson,Cavalier. Johnston-H. IV Marrow,Smithfield. Pierce- -Leonard Orvedul,Rugby. Jones- A. C. Holland,Trenton. Ramsey-Mrs.Aiwa M. Bother, DevilsLake. LeeC. E. Teague, Sanford. Ransorn-Herman T.Berger, Lisbon. LenoirE. E. Sams, Kinston. Renville--olga, Peterson,Mohall. Lincoln-J. N. Haw,Lincolnton. Richland-Mrs. EthelK. Mertz,Wahpeton. NIcDox% ell --N. F.Steppe, Marion, Rolette-A. O. Halvorson,Rolla. MaconM. D. Billings,Franklin. Sargent-Mrs. NettieHerman, Forman. Madison- C. NI . Blankenship,NIarshall. Sheridan--J. N. Muehl,MeClusky, Martin -R. A. Pope, ¿Villiamston. Sioux-Helen Irqns, FortYates. eeklenburgFrank A. Edtzionson,Charlotte. Slope-Mrs. AlvInaWeick, Amidon. Nlitchell-J. A. Steele,Spruce Pine. Stark-II. O. Pippen.Dickinson. Montgomery-J. 8. Edwards,Troy. Steele-C. Ruth OLson,Finley. MooreH. Lee Thomas,Carthage. Stutsman-Mary E.Cusator, Jamestown. Nash L * Jnseoe,Nashville. Towner-Margaret Alexander,Cando. New Hanover -0. A.Hamilton. Wilmington, Traill -Marion O. Lund,Hillsboro. NorthamptonP. J Long, Jackon. Walsh.- BenjaminRinde, Grafton. Onslow-JO.Allen, Jacksonville. WardA. M. Waller, Minot. Orange-it_H.Clavtor,11i1lsb4ro %Vas-William Barr,Fessenden. Pamlico- Hubert Banks.Vandemerel Williams-George IL Hillier,Williston. Pasiluotank---111. P. Jennings,ElizabethCity. Pender-T. T. Murphy,Burgaw. OHIO Perquimans-E. E. Bundy,Hertford. Person-S. G. Winstead, Roxboro. Adams-J. E. Nesbit, WestUnion. Pitt-H. 0. Fitzgerald, Oreenville. Allen-U. O. Shappell, Lima. Polk-T. S. NV hite, Columbus. Ashland-O. H. Maffet,Ashland. Randolph-T. F. Huila, Ashboro. Ashtabula-C. D.Groves, Jefferson. Riehmond-L. J. Bell, Rockingham. Athen.4-11. R. McVay,Athens. Robeson-J. R. Poole, Lumberton. Auglaize-L. F. Schurnaker,Wapakeneta. Rockingham-J. E. McLean, Reidsville. Belmont-George M. Pogue,St. C1a1rsvi1ke. POWan-Oeorge Howard, Salisbury. Briiwn.-E. V. Stephan,.Georgetown. Rutherford --Clyde A. Erwin,Hutherfordton. Butler-J. W. Fichter,Hamilton. Sampson---D V.Carter, Clinton. Carroll-D. L. Buchanan,Carrollton. Scotland-L. NI. Peele.Laurinburg. Champaign-A. G. Welshitner,Urbana, Stanley-James P. Sirford, Albemarle. Clark-Oscar T. Hawke,Springfield. Stokes-J, C. Carson,(iermanton. Clermont-E. 11. Pattison,Batavia. Surry-E. 8. Hendren, NiountAiry. Clinton-D. H. Patton,Wilmingipn. Swain-E. W. S. Cobb, Bryson('ity. Columbiana-H. C. Leonard,Lisbon. Transylvania-S. P. Verner,Brevard. (1w110(10n-11. B. Pigtnan,Coshocton. Tyrrefl-W.I)Cox, Columbia Crawford-P. J,Feltt,Bucyrus. Union- Claude F. (Witty,Monroe. Cuyahoga-E. J. Bryan,Cleveland. Vance- -E. M . Rollins, Ilenderson Darks- C. A. Wilt,Greenville. Wake-J. C. Lockhart, Raleigh. Defiance-M. E. Brandon,Defiance. Warren-J. Edward Allen,Warrenton. Delaware-11. T. Main, Delaware. Washington-James W. Notman,Plymouth. Erie-B. L. Pierce, Sandusky. Watauga-Sniith llagaman,Boone FairfieldR. M. Eyman,Lancaster. Wayne-J. T. Jerome,(1oldsboro. Fayette --M. E. Wilson,WashingtonCourt Howe, Wilkes-C. C. Wright,Hunting Creek. Franklin-George C. BetryiColumbus. Wilson-K R. Curtis, Wilson. Fulton-C. P. Weber,Watilléon-. Yadkin-W. T. Long, Yadkinville. Gallia-E. W. Edward, Yancey-E. DI Wilson, Burnsville. GeaugaF. R. Schofield,Chardon. - a

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Oreete,---1I. C. Aultman,Xenia. Guernsey-- W. (1. (IrantMrs. ()raceSeifert, Medford. olfe,Cambridge. firm.Charles B.Overhey, *1lamilton---0. 11.Bennett,Cincinnati. Mangum. Ilanciwk-J. W.Insley. !bunion --Mrs.Era Bridge,Hollis Findlay. Harper --Mrs.MaggieRoberts. Buffalo. liardin-C.A. Arganbright,Kenton. IlaRkell-J. Ilarrison-G. E.Roche, Cildiz. HenryBrown, Stigler. Hughes-AlicehIQT1M, Ilenry-A. P. Stalter,NaNleon. Holdenville Highland-C. H. Jackson--W.H. Dunsworth,Altus Williams.Hillsboro. Jefferson-C. O.Morris.Waurika. Hocking- -J.W. Coleman,Logan. Johnston -M.E. Holmes--T. O.Syler.Millersburg. Derrickshomingo. Kav -W.R. (lift,Newki . Huron-E.A. Bell,Norwalk. Kitigt1sher--Mrs. Jackson --Orin W.Davis, Jackson. Mary Thorne,Kingfisher. Jefferson-M. L. K iowa--DeweyBeeson,Hobart. Dennis, Steubenville. Latimer-L.O. Vanden,Wilhurton. Knox-James II.Grove, MountVernon 1.e Flore--W.Rov Welton,P)teii. Lake--F. H.Kendall, Painesville. 1.i volt]Lucile Baird, Lawrence-WilliamC. Paul,Ironton. Chandler. Lu king- Le:terKack. Logan- Mrs.Irene Sloan,Outhrie. Newark Love-orren Wester,Marietta. Logan -GlennDrummond.Bellefmitaine. NlcClain- E.R. Lorain-lt. PVaughn, Elyria. Lancaster,Purcell. N1ccurtain--A. A.Westbrook,Idabel!. Lucas-J. W.W bitmer, Toledo. N1cIntosh-Carl Niadison- -L.(. Dick,London. Twidwell,Eufaula. MajorClevehindWeaver,Fairview. Mahoning---Jerome!lull,Youngstown MarshallVecil B. Marion-('. B.Rayburn,Marion. Trammel,Madill MayesN1rs. FlossieB.Templeton,Pryor. Medinvt-S. fi. Babcock.Nledjiht. Murray'--Jacob Meigs -C.N. Wagner,Pomeroy. Vanderslice,Sulphur. NlercerNI. O. Krugh, NtiFkogeeclarenceHunnicutt,Muskogee. ( elina. Noble --Mrs.Ada B.Sims, NI jam i 1 ). I I. Sellers. Troy. Perry. Nowata-T. F. Davis,Nowata. Monroe -E.(.1. Nelson.Woodstleld. okfivkee-John ('ash, Montgomery --C.W. Plessinger.Dayton Okemati. ()Ii !alumni--:Mrs.Ida Ai.Hide,Oklahoma Morgan-F.A. Davis,McConnelkville. ( City, MorrowIf. O. Hanna. Lnii1gceEdgar E.Harris,Okmulgee. MountGilead. i)age --Mrs.Lu Verne Musk . Harris,Pawhuska. ingum --c. WMast on, Zauesv ilIe. tmawn----JNI. Veir, Noble-- 1 1. 0Riggs,Caldwell. 'awnee--('C. Bell. Ottawa-A.0. Dehn, PortChnton. Panee. 'ayne--- Mrs.CorinneHart,Stillwater. Paulding-A. F. Ptak,Paulding. )ittburg-Sam o Battles, Perry--( ). E.Hearing. New"Lexington. soniotoc- ;4 O. McAlester. Vickaway N1 Heflin.Ada. f ('. Warren.rircleville. bos tawat um !e -Celestin Pike--0. F.Williamson, HobinettTecumseh. Waverly 'ushmataha-R. W.Frazier, Portage-IID. Byrne.Ravenna toger Mills T. Antlers. Preble -C.ft. Coblentz.,Eaton. S. Haight,cheyeliau. Ogers 14' E. Lemons,Clarmore. Putnam J. Keinath, ottawa. Seminole Richland -TohnW. Kern. ( 'alvin S.Vance.Wewoka. Manstlehl. SequoyahJ. W Oilbert,Sallkaw. Ross-J. L.Fortney.Chillicothe. StephensRay O. Sutherland, Sandusky -II.E. Ryder,Fremont Duncan. SHoto-E. O. 'reins ---NIrs.PearlBonheur,Ouvmou. McCowen,Portsmouth. Tilinti:M.E.11. Shelton,Frederik. Seneea-J E. ShUrck,Tiffin. Tulsa-J.R. Small, Shelby-J. IIIlenke, Sidney. Tulsa. `10 Stark --L. J.St ith,Canton. Wagiwer--DollieHarrison, ^goner '7 vashington-JohnNleiser,Bartlesville. Sununit . Flickinger,Akron... Trymbu 1--John(7. Berg, vashitaByron Dacus,Cordell. Warron.-:'.. VoodsMrs. AliceSehnitzerklva. Tusearuwas---Chas.-Barthelmeh,NAlit I phia. 'Philadel- VoodwardMrs. JennellaJones,Woodward. Union-J. A.Yealey.Marysville. Van Wert-- D.R. Bendlire,Van OREGON Vinton-Milton S.Cos,AlcArthui\4). Itaker-Mrs.MaybelleRomig,Baker. Warren-. B.Harris, Lebanon 4,o1i BentonE. II.Castle, Washington-- -W.IL Corvallis. NVebb, Marietta. Clackamas-BrentonVedder,OregonCity. Wavne--C. A. Gibbens.Wooster. Chosop -O. H.Hyland,Astoria. WilliamsJohn F.Smith, Bryan. Columbia--ElizabethMurray, Wood-- IL E. Hall,Bowling St. Helens. . Green. . Coos-Mrs.C. E. Mulkey,Coquille. Wyandot --RalphBroede,UpperSandtiey. Crook-J. E.Myers,Prineville. Curry-Mrs.Katherine J.Harris,Gold Beach. OKLAHOMA Deschutes --J.AltonThompson,Bend. Adair-Amy B.Walls,Stilwell. Douglas-Mrs.EdithAckert,Roseburg. ( -Mrs. FlorahSchroeder, Alfalfa-Mrs.HarryMaltbie,Cherokee. (lrant -Gertrude Condon. Atoka-W. 11.Underwood,Atoka. Lyon,CanyonCity. Beaver-W. L.Henson,Beaver. Harney--Mrs. Mary(Wain,Burns. Beckham-R. ILEmans,Sayre. Hood River-14.B. Gibson,HoodRiver. Blaine-Mrs.KittyHagan,Watonga. 'Jackson-MrsSusanneH. Carter,Medford. Bryan-T. W.Harris, Jefferson-Mrs.LillianWatts,Madras. Qurant. Josephine-Mrs.Alioe M. Caddo-Mrs.Theresa V.Beckett,Aniularko. Bacon,()rantsPasi Canadian-irmaSouth, El Klittnath-FredPeterson,KlamathFalls. Reno lAike-KonnethWall, Carter-A. E.Dickson,Ardmore. Lane-E. J. Lakeview. Cherokee-W. H.Ohormlev,Tahlequah. Moore,Eugene. Choctaw-H. M.Conder, flugo. LIncoln-A. M.Cannon,Toledo. Cimarron-Orris I,.McBride,Boise City, Linn -Mrs. E.S. Geer,Albany. Cleveland-KateWise,Norman. Mallwur-Mrs.E. M.Crail, Vale. Coal-Clyde Spears, Marion--Mrs.M. L.Fulkerson, Coalgate. Morrow-Mrs. Salem. Comanche-E. E.Butler,Lawton. -tfr Lucy Rodgers,Heppner. Cotton-T. H.Stanford,Walters. Multnomah-RoyE. Cannon,Portland. Craig-L. L.Stryker,Vinita. Polk-JosiahWills,Dallas. Creek-Mrs.HernePeters,Sapulpa. Sherman-LawrenmW. Rakes,Moro. Custer-Mrs. V. B.Cunningham,Arapaho. Tillamook-James8. (loin,Tillamook. Delaware-H.R. Ellis,Jay. Umatilla-J.A. Yeager,Pendleton. Dewey- -J.B. Creech.Taloga. Union-E.A. Sayre,La()ramie. Ellis-MayDicken,Arnett. Wallowa.--J.C. Conley,Enterprl Garfield-C.L. Dalke,Enid. Wasco--T.FrankBrumbaugh, Dane& Garvin-Mrs. Washington-N.A. Frost,Hills J. E. Mules,Pauls Valley. Wheeler . Grady-Mrs. J.B. Bell,Chickasha. -H. J.Simmons,Fossil. lrawhil)-S. S.Duncan.,McMinnv 4

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PENNATLYANJA CamarinesNorte-VouancloNebrida, Daet. W. Raymond CuznarinesSur-Ernest Schaffner,Naga. Shank,Oettysburg. Capiz-ArthirrC. Wittman,Capiz. arles E. Dickey, 595 UnionTrust, Cavite-Arthur T.Ileideureieh,Cavite. Cebu-- B. FieldenNutter, Cebu. 4Armstrong-C. M. Heilman,Kittanning. Cotabato---Edward M. Kuder,Cotabato. Beaver- David C. Locke, beaver. Davao- M. A.Maxey, Davao. Bedford-Lloyd H. Hinkle,Bedford Ilotos Berks-Alvin F. Kemp,Reading. Norte-Richarl B.Patterson,Laoag. Ilocos Sur-QuinceE. Richardson,'Vigan. Blair-T. S. Davis, Hollidaysburg. Iloilo-Edward J.Murphy, Iloilo. Bradford-J. AndrewMorrow, Towanda. Isabela-Antonio Bricks-J. I IHoffmrin, Doylestown. Nera, Hagan. Butler-- J T Connell, Butler. Laow-Bruce M.Boyers, SantaCruz. Cambria-M. S. Bentz, LafTIM --JohnD. Stumb0,4DanstAlan. Ebensburg. 1,a Union-SalustianoVibar, SanFernando. coneron ( . E. Plasterer,Emporium. Leyte- -Cecilio Placing.Tacloban_ .Clew!)S. E Prutnnan,jr., Mauch Chunk. Manila --II. A.Bordner, Center (Henn Rogers,Bel)fonte. Manila. Chester-Clyde T. Marinduque---CenonMonasterial,Boac. Saylor, WestChester. Masbate-Estanislao,R. Lopez,Masbate. Clarion-N. E.fleeter, Clarion. Mindoro-Abdon Clearfield-W. P.Trostle, Clearfield Javier.' Calapan. Clinton --Oily C. Brosius, James P. Burns,Cagayan. Lock Haven. M OfIntain--Itosooe E. 1autzenhisor,4liontoc. ('olumbia-WilliamW. Evans,Bloomsburg. NuevaKeija--Charles V.Cline. Cabanatnan. Crawford-P. I). Blair,Meadville. Nueva Vi7taa Cumberland-RalphJacoby. Carlisle. Elburt O.Parker, Bayombong. DatiptUp-I. D. App, Occidental Negros-Jambs E.McCall, Bacolod. Harrisburg. orientalNegros-RalphE. Spencer,Dumaguete. Delaware-Carl G. Leech,Media. Palawan-Carmelo P. Fik-J. W. Sweeney,Ridgway. Quintero,Piterto Princess. Erie-I. It Russell, Pampanga-Arthur G. Spiller,San Fernando. North East. Pangasinan-O. H.Charles,Lingayeu. Tayette-John S.Carroll,Uniontown. It izA-Prudeneio Langenuon, Toret -NeilKunselman,Tionesta. Pasig. Franklin-J. L. Finafrock, Rianblon --ceJerino Purisima,Romblon. Chambersburg. Sanntr --James A.Milling.'Cathaloput. Fulton-Horace M. Griffith;McConnellshurg. Sorsogon-J. W.Light,Sorsogon. Greene-Kent Kelley,Waynesburg. Suhr -.16hnF. Brown,Job°. Huntingdon-Milton B.Wright,Huntingdon. Indiana-J. F. Surigao-- ArcherB. Parhlun,-"urigao. Chapman, Indiana. Tarlac --BenitoPangilinan.Tarlac. Jefferson-C. A.Anderson,Brookville. Tayabas-Leodmario Juniota-Sanmel McClure,Port Royal. Victorino,Lucena. Lackiswanna -Thomas Zambales-EstebanR. Abrula,Iba. Francis, Scranton. . Zamboangji -RonaldH. .1Villiamson,4 Lancaster- AathurP. Mylin,Lancaster. Zamboanga. Lawrence-John C.Syling, New('agle. IVSTRI TAND DISTRICTSt'PERilsoR Letionon-llarry C.Moyer, Lebanon,R. F.D. 1 Lehigh-Mervin J.Wertnian,Allentown,R. F. PORTO atcn 1)3. Luzerne---A. P. Cope,Wilkes-Barre. Adjuntas, Jayuya-C.Torres Reyes. Lycorning- SylvesterB. Dunlap,Williamsport. Aqualta, Nloca--Isaac delRosario. MeKean-C. W.Lillihridge, Aquadilla---Verner E.Taylor. Smethport. 4 fro. Mercer-II. E.McConnell,Mercer. A ibonito,Barranquitits-JulioC. \ aviluez. Mifilin-LawfenceRuble, McVeytown. Anasco, Rincon -W.I.'Little1ir141. Mbnroe-John H.Kunkle, EastStroudaburg. Arec;b0--FrahciscoOratambide. Montgomery-A. M.Kulp,Norristowk Arroyo, Patillas---JorgeSeda Crespo. Montour-FredW. Diehl,Danville. Bayamon, Guaynaho,Catano-CharlesE. Miner Northampton-GeorgeA. Grim,Nazareth. cnho Rojo,Lajas-Manuelhope/ Northumberland-OeorgeL. Swank,Sunbury. Caguas,Aguas Buenas-BertiftrdoIluyke. Perrx-D. A. Kline,New Bloomfield. Qunuy. Ilatillo-JulietCasey. Pike-C. B.Dissinger, Milford. Carolina-FraneiscoOaztambide. Potter-A P.Akeley,Coudersport. Cayey, Cidra--ZoiloGrads. Behuylkill-LivingstonSeltzer,PottAville. Ciales-Lino Feliciano. Snyder-Harold W.Follmer,Middieburg. Coamo-Eliseo Berrios. 8omerset-W.H. Kretchman,Someret. Comerio, Naranjito--Andrt's Sandin: Sullivan-Ham R.Henning,Dushore. (Throzal, Morovis-Antonio). Ortiz. Susquehanna-F.II. Taylor,Montrose. Fulani& Luquillo-J.V lei Ortiz. Tioga-J.G. March, Wellsboro. fitrayama-11 DiazBaldorioty. raion-Emory O.Bickel,Mifilinhurg. Gunyanilla,Penuelas-Luls Torres.., Venango-L.H. Peffer,Franklin. Humacao, LasPiedras-C. RiveraUfret. Warren-C. S.Knapp, Warren. Isabela, Quebradillas-Si+ :oralesSalgado. Washington-S. V.Kimberiand,Washington. Juana Diaz, VillalbaFantiago Veve. Wayne-A.H. Howell,Honesdale. Juncos, Gurabo-LorenzoGuareb. Westmore1and--7-W.O. Dugan,Greensburg. LaresJohn J. O'Brien. Wyoming-J. E.Morgan, Tunkhannock. Loiza-Isaac Santiago. York-WilliamF. Wilson,York. Manati, Bareeloneta-SeveroO'Neill. Maricao, LasMariag-PedroGutierrez. Mayaguez,Hormicrueros-CarlosV. Urrutia. DIVISION ANDDIVISIONSUPERIN- Naguabo, Ceiba--Juan E. Silva. TENDENT Orocov is-ManuelHernandez. Ponce-IsmaelMaldquado. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Rio Grande --PedroBosch. Rio Piedras,Trujillo Alto-CecilE. Stevens. Abra--41antiago Dumlao,Bangued. Salinas, Sania Agusan-Williarn H. Isabel-StellaMarquez. Pickell, Butuan. San German,Sabana GrandeOscarE. Pumas. Albay-Harold O.Soderquist,Legaspi. San Juan-ManuelO. Nin &ntique-Jose V. Aguilar,San Jose. San Lorenzo--Fco. Toro Quinones. BataanVicenteGarcia, Balanga. San Sebastian-HeliodoroRodeguez. Batanes-Juan B. Oontaga,4Basco. Toa Alta, ToaBaja, BatangasCeledonloSalvador, Batangas. Dorado-ItaunSuSandin. Bohol-ArnoldE. Bartlett, 1Ttuado-EugenioJ. Vivas. TagNlaran. Vega Baja,Vega AtliM. Negr6uConga°. Inkidnon-ReeceA. Oliver,'Malaybalay. Vieques-Adrienue Serrano. Bulaoan-WilliamR. Hamm.,Malolos. 1.1agayan-John H. Yabucoa, MaunaboR.A. Segarra. M. Butler,Tuguegarao. Yauoo,CluanicaOutnersimdoCordero. %Iv igllI* Acting. 0 4 Acting. - 40 34 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY,1 9ao

TOWNS AND TOWN ORUNION SUPER- Campbell-EvalynAnderson, MoundCity. INTENDENT Charles Mix-AdaLoken, LakeAndes.

Clark-Mrs.Alma T. ',eighty. . RHODE ISLAND! Clark. Clay-FredaRasmussen,Vermilion. .

Codington-BeulahCosgrove, Watertown. - Charlestown,Hopkinton,Richmond-Omar R. Corson-Mrs.Mary B. Smith,McIntosh. McCoy, Hope Valley. Custer-Mrs.Ethel Behrens,Custer Exeter- RowlandB. Palmer, Slocum. Davison-C.A. Nash, Mitchell. Foster, Scituate-E.P. Colson, NorthScituate. Day-E. C.Opliger, Webster. V Gloucester,Smithfleld-Clovis W.Mitchell, Deuel-EllaEmerson, ClearLake. Greenville. Dewey--M. C. Mack,Timber Lake. Jamestown-Bradford C.Trowt, Jamestown. Dougla-GeorgeE. Saunders,Armour. Little Compton-Benj.S. Tubman,Little Comp- Edmunds-Mrs.Ethel B. Briggs.Ipswich. ton. Fan River-MaryC. Bain, Hot Middletown, Portsmouth-R.II.Chatterton, Faulk -JosephineTurner, Faulkton. R. F. D. I, Newport, Grant--JamesI). Collison, Milbank. Narragansett-William A.Brady, Narragansett. Gregory-EthelM. Powell, Burke. New Shoreham-AlbertF. Wing, BlockIsland. Haakon -MrsJennie F(rNoal,Philip. West Oreenwich-Mrs.Edna E.Woodruansee, Harnlin-Ruth Baxter,Haiti .Greene. Hand-EthelBerry. Miller. Hanson-JuliaE. Heebner,Alexandria. COUNTY AND COUNTY SUPERIÑ- Harding-Mrs. loneLaisy Robins,Buffalo. TENDENT Hughes-C. E.Westover, Pierre. Ilutchinson-FriedaMoeller, Parkston7 SOUTH CAROLINA Hyde-Mrs. LouiseSigler. Ilighnmre. Jackson-Mrs.Anna S. Hall, Kadoka. Abbeville-P.11. Mann, Abbeville. Jerauld-Alice McDonald,WessingtonSprings, Aiken-K. D. Smith,Aiken. Jones-MarjorieLinton, Murdo. Allendale-Mrs. H. G. Bryan,Allendale. Kingsbury-NormaKoehne, De Smet. Anderson-L. M. Mahaffey,Anderson. Lake-Mrs.Verna Burgeson,Madison Bamberg-W. D. Rowell,Bamberg. Lawrence-EdnaFord, Deadwood. Barnwell-I I. J. Crouch,Barnwell. Lincoln-LillianAbbott, Canton. Beau/on ". M. Steinmeyer, Beaufort. Lyman-Mrs.Elizabeth Trimble,Kennebec. Berkele ,.A. Wall, MoneksCorner. McCook-Genevieve Masters,Salem. Calhoun- .L. Geiger, St.Matthews. McPherson---EmilStoebner, Leola. Charleston-II. II.MeCarley, Charleston. Marshall-Minnie Roehr,Britton. Cherokee-B. L. Iloke,Gaffney. Meade-Russell E.Jonas, Sturgis. Chester-J. E. Nunnery,Chester. Mellette-Frank Fitch,Wbite River.vi Chesterfield-Mrs. MillieD. Sanders,Chesterfield. Miner-PeterFrederiksen, Howard. Clarendon-F. EarleBradham, Manning. Minnehaha-Mrs.Eva P. Swan,Sioux Falls. Colleton-J. J. Padgett,Waterboro Moody-Katharina Billie.Flandreau. Darlington-Mrs. Elizabeth D.Ilutto, Darling- Pennington-RuthBrooks. RapidCity. ton. Perkins-MN.Elizabeth Sexauer,Bison. Dillon-Mrs. JohnHargrove, Dillon. Potter--John A.Ilembd, Gettysburg. Dorchester-W. F. Hutto,St. Geor Roberts-EmmaSchmidt,Sisseton. Edgefleld-J. S. Thurmond,Edgefi Sanborn-A. J. Smalley,Woonsocket. Fairfield-W. W. curter,Winnslio Shannon'(See Fall River.) Floreoce-4. T. Anderson,Florence. Spink-Mrs. VevanellHodgson, Redfield. aeorgetown-R. 'I'.King, Georgetown. Stanley-A. RoyFairchild, FortPierre. Oreenville--J. F. Whatley,Greenville. Sully- Mrs. ZettaHyde, Onida. Greenwood-T. D. Dorn,Greenwood. Todd "Mrs.Annette Niehus, Valentine,Nebr Bampton-N. J. Johnston,Hampton. Tripp-M. I. Ellis,Winner. Borry-J. G. Lewis,Conway. Turner-GeorgiaA. Elce, Parker. Jasper-A. B. Hair, Ridgeland. Union-Muriel B.Fletcher, Elk Point. Kershaw-Mrs:KathleenWatts, Camden. Walworth-InezTheilen, Selby. Lancaqter-John A. McManus,Lancaster. WashabaughI-Gertrude Mendenhall.Wanblee. Laurens-Kate Wofford,Laurens. Washington i-Mrs.IreneKirkpatrick,Rapid Lee-B. T. Brown,Bisbopville. City. Lexington-A. D. Martin,Lexington. Yankton-Mrs. Pearl Nash,Yankton. McCormick-W. H. Parker,McCormick. Ziebach-G. M. Drummond,Dupree. Marion-S. J. Wall, Marion. Marlboro-Jennie Delle McRae,Bennettsville. TINNISSEK Newberry-D. L. Wedaman,Newberry. Oconee-J. E. Ashmore, Walhalla. Anderson-R. B. Wallace,Clinton. Orangeburg-W. L.Glaze,,Orangeburg. Bedford-W. M. Shaw,Shelbyville. Pickens-George E. Welborn,Pickens. . Benton-J. J. Holland,Camden. Richland-G M. Elmer,Columbia. BledsoeJ. II. Miser,Pikeville. Saluda-B. F. Cromley,Saluda. Blount-H. 13. McCall,Maryville. Spartanburg--John. G. Waters,Spartanburg. Bradlev-E. J. Frazier,Cleveland. Sumter-W. O. Cain, jr. Sumter. Campliell-B.E. posiett,Jacksboro. Union-Mrs. Frances Beaty,Union Cannon-Florence Woodard,Woodbury. Williatnsburg-M. FMontgomery, Kingstree Carroll-E. H. Edwards,Huntingdon. . York-J. E. Carroll, York. Carter-K. P. Banks,Elizabethfon Cheatham-Mrs. 8. L.Felts, AshlandCity. BOOTH DAKOTA Chester-J. W. Stewart,Henderson. Claiborne-Ethel Hamilton,Tazewell. Aurora-Mrs. Pearl C. Anderson,Plankinton. Clay-B. C. Ledbetter,Celina. Beadle-Mrs. Nellie M.Brusso, Huron. Cocke-R. L. Marshall,Newport. Bennett-L. W. Rooney,Martin.*, Coffee-David W. Shields,Manchester. Bon Homme-BartCole, Tyndall. Crockett-C. B. Pinkston,Alamo. Brookings-J. O. Johnson,Brookings. Cumberland-J. S. Cline,Crossville. Brown-11. B. Melcher,Aberdeen. Davidson-W. C.Dodson,Nashville. Brule- CatharineArp, Chamber Decatur-J K. Vise,Decaturville. Buiffilo-Mrs. Gertrude E.Flyte, Gann Valley. De Kalb-L. L.McDowell, Smithville. Butle-Lillian Schafer,Belle Fourche. DIckson-R. E. Coilew,Charlotte. Dyer-N. DorahBowen, Dyersburg. F6rcities and townshavinga population of .111...wmay MOO andin Ire, see p. 14. Unorganitedcounty. ,COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS 35

layetteMrs. A. G. Rose, Somerville. BezarP. F. Stewart,San Antonio. rentressO. O. Frogge, Jamestown. BlancoWilliam Martiny,Johnson City. Franklin-W. J. Arnold, Winchester. BordenD. Dorward,Gail. GibsonF. L. Browning, Trenton. Bosque-A. D. Clark,Meridian. Giles- B. H. Gaultney, Pulaski. Bowie-C. C. Porter,Boston. Orainger-1I. T. Boston, Rutledge. Brazoria-E. M. Glasscock,Angleton. OreeneGeorge W. Hardin, Greeneville. Brazos-F. M. Vance,Bryan. Grundy-Mrs. Julie M. Ritzius. Altamount. Brewster.-C. D.Wood, Alpine. Hamblen-Mrs. Lena McClister, Morristown. Briscoe-O. R. Tipps,Silverton. Hamilton-J. E. Walker, Chattanooga. Brooks-J. A. Brooks,Falfurrias. Hancock -Tom J. Harrison, Jr., Sneedville. Brown-J. O. Swindle,Brownwood. BardemanKatberine Ingram, Bolivar. Burleson-A. J. Prasatik,Caldwell. HardinJ. C. Johnson, Savannah. Burnet-0 B. Zimmerman,Burnet. Hu% kinsC. H. Richardson, Rogersville_ Caldwell-Leona Dodd,Lockhart. ood -VelmaWhite, Brownsville. CalhounF. M. Tanner,Port Lavaca. Benderson-R. E. Powers, Lexington. Callahan-B. C. Chrisman,Baird. Henry-Joe Routon, Paris. Cameron-Mrs. W,R.Jones, Brownsvills. Hickman-L. E. McClearen, Centerville. Canip-W.H.Mooly, Pittsburg. HoustonD. J. McAulay, Erin. CarsonA. A. Callaghan,Panhandle. HumphreysW. II. Knight, Waverly. CmsW. A. Barber, Linden. Jackson-C. W. Davis, Gainesboro. Castro-M. R. Avery,Dimmitt. JeflersonE. F. Goddard, Dandridge. Chambers-L. R. Miller,Anahuac. Johnson-R. P. Donnelly, Mountain City. Cherokee-F. S. Erwin,Rusk. Knox-W. W. Morris, Knoxville. Childress-Mabel Hare,Childress. Lake-Thurman McCain, Tiptonville. ClayW. C.Parrish, Henrietta. LauderdaleO. G. McLeod, Ripley. Cochran-J. L. Winder, Morton. LawrenceL. N. Lumpkins, Lawrenceburg. Coke-W. H. Bell, RobertLee. Lewis-J. H. Warf, Hohenwald. Coleman-Maud Laws, Coleman. Lincoln-NV. 13. Davidson, Fayetteville. Collin-S. C. Stephens, McKinney. Loudon-R, L. Ogle, Loudon. Collingsworth-J. D.Wilson, Wellington. McMinnA.A. Hanks, Athens. Colorado-B. H. Meinert,Columbus. McNairy-W. R. Estes, Selmer. Comal-A. M. Fiedler, New Braunfels. Macon-G. E. Linville. La Fayette. ComancheR. S. Walker,Comanche. Madison-J. L. Ilarris, Jackson. Concho-0. L. Sims, PaintRock. Marion-L, L. Fults, Jasper. Cooke-F. J. Clement, Gainesville. Marshall-Ed. F. Liggett, Lewisburg. Coryell-D. I. Campbell,Gatesville. Maury-R. L. Thomas, Columbia. CottleThre&sia Godfrey,Paducah. Meigs-H.XII&enton, Decatur. Crane-Ben F. Allen, Crane. MonroeS.-Parks, Madisonville. Crockett-Charles E. Davidson,Ozona. Montgomery-A.W, Jobe, Clarksville. Crosby-B. F. Hicks, Crosbyton. Moore-L. H. Wiseman( Lynchburg. Culherson R. Durrell,Van Horn. Morgan-George T. Beene,Wartburg. Dallam-Floyd McNeill, Dalhart. Obion-J. M. DeBow, Union City. DallasH. L. Goerner, Dallas. Overton-Luther Harris, Livingston. DRA'sonW. T. Webb,Lamesa, Perry-Jack Stevens, Linden. Deaf Smith-Earl W. Wilson,Hereford, Pickett-Tim Huddleston, Byrdstown. Delta W. B. Wheeler,Cooper. PolkT. O. Huff, Benton. DeotonJ. L. Yarbrough,Denton. Putnam-L. S. DUnavin, Cookeville. De WittH. B. Montgothery,Cuero. Rhea-Walter White, Dayton. Dickens-O. C. Newberry,Dickens. RoaneJ. F. Brittain, Kingston. DimmittElmo O'Meara,Cerrito Springs. Robertson-William MeNeeley, Springfield. Donley-J. I. Alexander, Clarendon. Rutherford-J. E. Brandon, Murfreesboro. DuvalO. B. Parr, SanDiego. Scott-Ovia Cross, Huntsville. EastlandBeulah Spee4 Eastland. Sequatchie-W. A. Ilixon, Dunlap. Fctor -D. Vance Swann,Odessa. Sevier-L. H. Tarwater, Sevierville. Edwards-C. II. Gilmer,Rocksprings. ShelbySue M. Powers, Memphis. EllisA. Dupree Davis, Waxahachie. SmithL. J. Gold, Carthage. El Paso-F. C. Campbell,El Paso. StewartW. C. Howell, Dover. Erath-Blanche Pittm%n,Stephenville. Sullivan-John E. Dail, Blountville. Falls-Lois Souther, MUlin. SumnerE. B. Wilson, Gallatin. Fannin-Farris Pirtle, Bonham. Tipton-Eugene Younger. Covington. Fayette-R. A. Rachui, LaGrange. Trousdale-J. 8. McMurry Hartsville. Fisher-J. W. Tarlton, Roby. UnicolFrank T. Gentry, Erwin. Floyd-Price Scott, Floydada. Union-J. C. Davis, Luttrell. Foard -J. E. A tcheson, Crowell. Van Buren-H. E. Scott, Spencer. Fort Bend-Mattie Schultz, Richmond. Warren-L. E. Summers, McMinnville. Franklin-W. R. Irby, MountVernon. Washington-R. B. Clark, Jonesboro. Freestone-W. F. Uichardson, Fairpeld. WayneJohn W. Gallien, Waynesboro. FrioMrs. Nena Betts, Pearsall. Weakley-F. Y. Fuqua, Dresden. GainesR. W. Pittman, Seminole. White-C, B. Johnson,Sparta. GalvestonO. E. Kennedy, Galveston. Williamson-Fred J. Page, Franklin. GarzaC. W. Tinney, Post. Wilson-W. H. Waters, Lebanon. GillespiHermaa Usener, Fredericksburg. GlasscockJ. A. George, Garden City. TEXAS . GoliadS. J. Pfenniwer, Goliad. GonzalesG. E. Bradley.Gonzales. Anderson-H. A. Walters, Palestine. GrayJohn B. Homey, Pampa. Andrews-J. D. Mathews, Andrews. GraysonGeorge W. Acton, Sherman. Angelina-Howard Walker, Lufkin. GreggW.E. Jones, Longview. Aransas-C. Spencer, Rockport. GrimesElizabeth Iliddall, Anderson. ArcherHarry V. Pearston, ArcherCity. GuadalupeMax H. Weinert,Seguin. Armstrong-H. L. Mobley, Claude. IlaleMrs. Ola Lm, Plainview. AtascosaT. H. Holmes,Jourdanton. llallTheodore Swift, Memphis. Austin-W. 8. Smith, Bollville.... LiamiltonGeneva Sills, Hamilton. Balley-J. E. Adams, Muleshoe. IlansfordC. W. King,Spearman. BandersC. F. Wheeler, Bander& HardemanMyrtle Porterfield, Quanah. BastropFred Haynie, Bastrop, HardinMertice Richardson,Kountsa. BaylorJ. T. St. Clair, Seymour. HarrisW. O. Smiley, Houston. BeeL. W. Bell, Beeville W. Cyphers Marshall. -4- B1111P. L Stone, Belton. IHarrison-4. BartleyW. R. 81skn Cleaning. . 40 _

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HaskellMrs. Minnie Ellis, Haskell. Red River-W.8. Storey, Clarksville. Hays-Wilma Allen, San Marcos. ReevesH. N.McKellar, Pecos. Hemphill-0 R. McMordie,Canadian. Refugio-T. W. McGuill,Refugio. HendersonF. J. Davis, Athens. Roberts-J. M.Smit,b, Miami. Hidalgo-E. S. Ilearne, Edinburg. Robertson-E. L. Rrynolds,Franklin. Ilill --Douglas Cooper, Hillsboro. Rockwall-C. M.Isbell, Rockwall. Bocklev -D. F. Magee, Levelland. Runnels-R. E. White,Ballinger. Hood.SamCleveland, Oranbury. Rusk-GipHudson, Henderson. Hopkins-M. C. McClain, SulphurSprings. Sabine-Maggie B.Weatherred,Hemphill. HoustonMrs. Gertie Sallas,Crockett. San Augustine-W,E. Mathews, SanAugustine Howard-- Pauline Cantrell, BigSpr ing* San JacintoMrs.Mattie Mann, ColdSpring. Hudspet hJ. C Williams,Sierra Mann. San PatricioH.T. Beckworth,Sinton. Hunt M amie Pattillo,Greenville. San SabaE.E. Pierce, SanSaba. IlutchinconOna Manahan.Stinnett. Schleicher-9. D.Hines, El Dorado. Irion-R. J. Atkinson. Sherwood. Scurry-A, A. Bullock,Snyder. Jack-W. A. Bunt Jacksboro. ShacieltordF.L. Kuykendall,Albany. Jackson-R. A. Mitchell, Edna. Shelby-R. B. Smith,Center. Jasper-T. B. Walters, Jasper. Sherman-ForestMullins, Stratford. Jeff DavisR. Barnett, FortDavis. Smith-R. S. Boulter.Tyler. Jefferson Mrs. F. J. Planchard, Beaumont. Somervell-0. J.Covey, Glen Row. Jim Hogg W. A. Dannelley,Hebbronville. Jim Wells -.P. P. Price, Starr-Mrs. FlorenceJ. Scott, RioGrande City. Alice. StephensMrs.Millie Blackburn,Breckenridge. Johnson-- I. O. Kennon, Cleburne. Sterling-B. F. Brown.Sterling City. Jones-B. T. Beaver, Anson. Stonewall-E. M.Trammell,Aspermont. Karnes-Louise Jones, KarnesCity. Suttqnklvis Johnson,Sonora. Kaufman -S. II. Dickson,Kaufman. SwisherTV.A. Graham. Tulia. Kendall-J. .k. Phillips,Boerne. Tarrant-John L.Whit% Fort Worth. Kenedv-J. s Thornham,Sarita. TaylorM. A.Williams, Abilene. Kent-:H.W Davis, (lairemont. TeirellG.J. Ilenshaw,Sanderson. KerrLee Wallace, Kerrville Terry-II. R. Winston.Brownfield. Kimble -J. B. Randolph, Júnction. Throckriorton-J. L. Robinson.Throckmorton. King -O.. Cross,Outhrie. Titus---ILG Smith,Mount Pleasant. K innev-John II. Stadler,Bracket t Torn Oreen---T.W. Parker,San Angelo. Kleheig il. McCracken,Kingsville. 6 t Travis-Mrs. OeorgeFelter, Austin. Knox-Mrs. Ethie Lee P'Pool,Benjamin. Trinity-- II. E.Oibson, Oroveton. Lamar-Delbert D. Kyle,Paris. Tyler--S. B.Owens, Woodville. Lamh-S. I) Hay, Olton. I. pshur-O. J.Beckworth, Gilmer. Lampasas-1 Toni Higgins,Lampasas. UptonC. fl.Latson, Rankin. La SalleG. A. Welhausen.rotnlla. 1:r aide- Mamie A nthon, Uvalde. DIAN Frank Schoppe,Hallettsville. Val Verde-CharlotteNey, Del Rio. Lee-R. J. liejtmancik,Oiddings. Van Zandt A.O. Loughmiller,Canton. Leon --Mary J. Reed.Center Victoria-William K.Davies, Victoria. LibertyMrs. B. H.Sapp, Liberty. Walker-BettieMitchell, Huntsville. Limesione-Jim Barfield, Groesbeck. WallerJ. C.Smith, Hempstead. LipsconthC. A. Dickenson,Lipscomb. Waril- PaulS. Cotner,Barstow. Live OakFe. L. Brice,Oeorge West. Washington-- M.II. Ehlert,Brenham. Llano-A. E. Moore, Llano. Wehb-B.Richardson, Laredo. LovingII. N. McKellar,Pecos. Wharton-MinnieHopper, Wharton. Lubbock-Mae Murfee,Lubbock. Wheeler-O. B.Miller, Wheeler. Lynn-II. P. Caveness,Tnhoka. Wichita-BurlBryant, WichitaFalls. MadisonS. F. Hoke,Nindisonville. Wilbarger-Ercell Marion -,M,rs. M. C.Dannelly, Jefferson. W. Brooks, Vernon. Martin -O. A. Glaser, Willacy-R.S. Dorsett,Raymondville. Stanton. W ilhamson-W.E. James,Georgetown. Mason-John F. Latham;Mason. Wilson-J, E.Swift, Floresville. Matagorda-Mrs. Claire F.Pollard, Bay City. Winkler-S. M.Halley, Kermit. Maverick-W. O. FitchEagle Pass. Wise.-- WallaceGregg, Decatur. Mcenllochflugh 13raly, Brady. WoodI) F. White,Quitman. McLennan-L A. Woods,Waco Yoakum- -J. II.Lynn, Plains. McMullen-L. A. Martin,Tilden. Young-Mrs. V. W.Berry, Graham. Medina-W. N. Saathoff,Hondo. Zapata-A. V.Navarro, Zapata. Menard -J.W. Matthews, Menard. Zavala N. IL Midland-M. R. Hill,Midland. Ilunt, CrystalCity. Milam-Mrs. K. K.Robbins, Cameron. M illsL. E.Pattuson, Goldt hwaite. DISTRICT ANDDISTRICTSUPERIN., Mitchell-Ruby MIH,Colorado. TENDENT Montague .J. nitrate°Montague. Montgomery-R. Il.W erly, Conroe. UTAH MooreF. R. Makeig, D go. MorrisJ. H. Wilkinson,Daingerfield. Motley-J, F. Jordan.Matador. Beaver -JohnCarlisle, Beaver. Nacogdoches-Etta Strickland,Nacogdoches. Box ElderC.H. Skidmore,Brigham. Navarro-Andrew O. Steele,Corsicana. Cache-- R. VLarson, Logan. Newton-B. E. Rarnsey,Newton. Carbon -W. W. Christensen,Price. Nolan -W Ul Scott,Sweetwater. Daggett-Niels Pallesen,lManila. NuecesD: D. Snow,Corpus ChristL DavisII. C.Burton,Farmington. Ochiltree--J. M Gristly,Perryton. Duchesne-W. A.Paxton, Duchesne. Oldham--Charles In'gram,Vega EmeryJamesNuttall, Huntington. Orange--Allie Bland.Orange. GarfieldF. G.Gardiner,Panguitch. Palo Pinto-J.E. Maddox, PaloMilt°. GrandD. A. L.McCorkle, Moab. Panolame. AdaJordan, Carthage. Iron N. J.Barlow, CedarCity. ParkerO. C. Cork-ran,Weatherford. Juah: Parmerino. Aldridge,Farwell. Juah districtOwenBarnett, Nephl. Pecoe-0. E. Cosebier,Fort Stockton. Tintic district-T.E. Bartlett,Eureka. Polk-A. L. Limbed,Livingston. KaneFred M. Fowler,Kanab. Potter-Laura V. Hamner,Amarillo. MillardB. K.Farnsworth, Fillmore. Presidio -W.T.Davis,Meets. MorganJ. R. Morgan. RainsJ. T. Rushing,Emory. PinteDouglassQ.Cannon, Junction. RandallB. F. PronsbargertCanyon. RichReuben D. w, Randolph. ltwenL. W.Ainsworth, Big Laks, RagE14. A. Key,lAysp. Clerk oi board. COUNTY SCHOOLSUPERINTENDENTS 37 ,

Salt Lake: Chittenden CountyContinned. Granite districtCalvin Smith,SaltLake Milton T.Mrs. Mildred8. Berry, Milton. City. Milton I. D.WilliamA. Simpson, Milton. Jordan districtD. C. Jensen, R.F. D. 2, ShelburneMrs. !VaryDeyett. Sandy. Underhill I. D.W.A. Beebe. Underhill. sap JuanII. Lloyd Hanson, Monticello. Underhill T.Mrs.C. C. Mead, Underhill. sappete: WestfordMrs. LillianP. Grow, Westford. ,North districtA. iLJones, Mount Pleasant. Essex County: South districtE. ri-Reid,Manti. Essexdistrict (Bloomfield,Brighton, Bnirls- Wier J. Ashman, Richfield. wick, Canaan,Charleston, Granby, Guild- Summit: hall, Lemington,Lunnenburg, Maidstone, North districtH. A. Pace,Coalville. Norton, Victory)ArchieW. Stone, Island South districtE. M.Reid, Kamas. Pond. Tooele P. M. Nielson, Tooele. Franklin County: UintahIleber S. Olson, N'ernal. Northeastdistrict-Berkshire,Enosburg T., Utah: Montgomery, Richford)EdwinF. Greene, .klpine districtDavid Gourley,American Richford. Fork. Colchester, Georgia, St.Albans T.,Sbeldot Nebo districtMeltin Wilson,Spanish Fork. SwantonHorner E.Hunt, Swanton. Wasatch Ralph Nilsson;Heber City. Enosburg FallsJasperH. Wright, Enosburg WashingtonMilton E.Moody, St. George. Falls. Wayne -Anne Snow, Bicknell. t FairfaxFrancis I.Bean. Fairfax. Weber -B. A. Fowler,Ogden. Fairfield, St.AlbansJosiah S. McCann,St. Albans. SUPERVISION DISTRICT AND DISTRICT FletcherMrs. MalcolmHoward, Fairfax. SUPERINTENDENT OR SUPERVISING FranklinArthur L.Sturtevant, Franklin. PRINCIPAL HighgateRaymondAnderson, Highgate. ,VER MONT I Grand Isle County: Alburg, Grand Isle,Isle La Mot 2,th [I-incorporated school district:T town; I. D.- Hero, South HeroFredE. Car jrAtI,IPJrg, independent district) Lamoille County: . North district(Bakersfield, Belvidere,Eden, 4. Addison County: Hyde Park,Johnson)Harold W.Thomas, Northwest district(Addison, Charlotte, Ferris- Johnson. burg, Panton, Vergennes,Walt haw) -George South district(Elmore, Morristown)Leonard W. Pattetson,Vergennes. D. Smith,Morrisville. Central district(Cornwall, Middlebury I., CambridgeRobert S.Horne, JetYersonville Middlebury T., NewHaven. Ripton, Salis- StoweAllan J. Heath. bury, Weybri(Ige)TrunuinL. Butterfield, WatervilleMrs.Anna L. reard, Waterville. Middlebury. WolcottMrs. AliceBartlett, Wolcott. Southwestdistrid(Benson, Bridport, Bub- Orange County: Doibardton, Orwell,,Shoreham, West Haven) Eastdistrict(Bradford,(tkvilleI. Corinth, gmsj Eugene K. Currie, Orwell. Fairlee, Orange,Topsham,Vershire,West BristolJohn L. Selden, Bristol. Fairlee)Lyman W.Bole. Bradford. Leicester, Sudbury,WhitingMrs. (layton Southeast district(Chelsea, Norwich,Sharon, W. Jones,Sudbury. Strafford,Tunbridge, Washington)A. LincolnMrs. Merle L. Garland,Lincoln. Courtney Parker, Chelsea. MonktonC. H. Sears, R.F. D., New Ilaven. Southwest district(Braintree, Brookfield,Ran- StarksboroMrs.Etta M. Sargent,Starksboro. dolph I,RandolphT.)Garfield A.Jamie- Bennington County: son, Randolph. North district(Dorset, Manchester, Pawlet, WilliamstownHomerB. Ashland,Williams- San(Igate.Sunderland)E.L.Bigelow, town. Manchester Center. Orleans County: Southwest district(Bennington T., Glaston- Central district (BartonI., Barton T.,Brown- . bury, North Pownal I., Pownal,Shaftsbury, ington, Olover,Irasburg.Sutton, West- Woodford)-11. B. Swicker,Bennington. more)Frank R. Adams,Barton. ArlingtonEu.8 W. Benedict, Arlington. NorM district !Derby,Holland, Morgan,New- North BenningtonI.Donovan S.Jones, port)Ernest A. Hamilton,Newport. North Bennington. Nofthwest district(Coventry, Jay,Lowell, RupertS. W. Buxton, WestRupert. Newport T., Troy,Westfield)Otley L. WinhallMrs Marjorie L. Landman,South Dugan, NewportCenter. Londtinderry. AlbanyFrank Chase,Irashurg. Caledonia County: CraftsburyMary H.Bailey, NorthCrafts- North central district(Burke T., East Haven, bury. Kirby, Lyndon I.Lyndon T.. Lyndonville, North Troy I.D.Tobin Haggerty,Nortb Newark, Sheffield, WestBurke I., Whee- Troy. lock)Martin R.Daniels, Lyndonville. Orleans I. D.CharlesS. Rising, Orleans.4 South central district(Barnet, Danville, Greens- Rutland County: boro, Hardwick T.,Peacham, Stannard, Rutland-Farr Hare»district(Castleton, Fair Waterford)Harrey Burbank,Danville. Haven I., Fair HavenT.)Sarah T.Leaven South distrid(Groton, Newbury, Rvegate, worth, Castleton. Wells River I.)Jay S.Garvin, South Rye- Southwest district (Chittenden,Clarendon, Ira, gate Mendon, MiddletownSprings,Poultney, Concord, St. JohnsburySidneyC. Harding, Tinmouth,Wells)Frederick W.Wallace, St. Johnsbury. Poultney. Hardwick 1. D. George R.Jenkins, Hard- Brandon, T.OnshenMrs. Pieria C.Pratlow, wick. R. F. D., Brandon. WaldenMrs. Ina P.Hatch, Eut Hardwick. Brandon I. D.MarcusF. Gorham, Brandon, hittenden County: Danby, MountTaborFrancisS.Irons, East district (Bolton,Essex T., Huntington, Danby. Jericho, ichmond,St. George, Williston) PittsfordJohn W. Urquhart,Pittsford.- , Edward L. Clark, Richmond. Rutland T.MargaretMcCormack, Canter Essex JunctionOrloK. Jenney, Baez June. RutlAnd. tion. WallfftfordRoycsS. Pitkin, Wallingford. HinesburgFrank A. Stiles,Hinesburg. Washington County: South BurlingtonW.A. Wheeler,South ' Central district (Berlin,Northfield I., North- . Burlington. field T., Roxbury,Worcester)Charles P.

- I. al McKnight, Northfield. Northeast district(Cabot, Calais, East Mont- !For cities and towns havinga population of Pellet Marshfield, Plainfield,Woodbur*a. 2,500or more, see p.66. Mai W. Barrow% Plainfield. 1-- 38 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY,1 930 Washington County-Continued. Halifax-II.J. Watkins, West district(Duibury,Fayston,Moretown, Hanover-J. South Boston. Warren,Waterbury)-Merle WaltonHall,Ashland H. Willis,Wa- Henrico-J.MiltonShue,Ilenrico terbury. Richmond. Courthouse, Middlesex Mrs.Frank L.Cooley,Montpe- ller, R. F.D. 2. Henry-B.ClffordGoode,Martinsville. WaItsfield-Ray I. Pestle, Highland-R.E. Malay.Monterey. Waitsfield. Isle ofWight-L.T. Hall,Windsor 'WindhamCounty: James City. Central district(Athens,Brookline, (See CharlesCity ) Grifton, Dover, King andQueen.(See Essex.) Jamaica,Marlboro,Newfane, KingGeorge-T. Townshend,Wardsboro)-GuyW. Powers, B. Gavle,Stafford. Athens. KingWilliam-W.E. (iarber.Palk. Lancaster-W.S. Brent, South district(Dummerston,Guilford,Halifax, Lee-S. J. Heathsville. Putney,Vernon)-EthelA. Eddy, Shelburne,PenningtonGap. boro. Brattle- Loudoun-0.L. Emerick,Pureetville. Loui41 FrankT. West,Louisa. Southwest district(Readsboro,Searsburg,Stain- Lunenhurg-James ord,Somerset, Whitingham,Wilmington) T. Waddill,jr., Victoria. BenjaminP. Hamlin, Madison.(See Greene.) Wilmington. Mathews--:g.G. Rockingham-U'estminsterdistrict (Rockingharn, Anderton,Saluda. Westminster)-FrancisM. Merklenburt-C. B.Green,Boydton. lows Falls. MalcoltnBel- Middlesex.(SeeMathews.) Landgrove,Londonderry,Peru, Windham- Montgomery-C.C. Shelburne? Paul P.Jones, Windham. Nansemond-R.MooreWilliams,Suffolk. WindsorCounty: Nelson-W. E.Kidd,Lovingston. New Kent.(See Charles -Northwest district(Bethel T.,Granville,Han- ('ity.) cock,Pittsfield, Norfolk-Jamesllurst, Norfolk. Rochester I..Rochester T, Northampton-0. Sherburne,Stockbridge)-S.Potter Gorton, J. Oliver,CapeCharles. Rochester. Northumberland.(SeeLancaster.) Southdistrict Nottoway.(See A nielia.) (Andover,Baltimore,Cavendish, Orange-D.N. Davidson, Chester,Duttonsville I.,Reading,WeLthers- Page-Ilahw Change. field, WestWipdsorl -PercyH. Blake, B. Hanger,Luray. ter. Ches- Patrick-J.Fay Reynolds,Stuart. West district Pittsylvania-F. B.Watson,Jr., (Ludlow,Mount Holly,Plym- Powhatan-William Chatham. outh,Shrewsbury)-WinnL. Taphn,Lud- E. Maxey,4Powhatan. low. PrinceEdward-T.J. Mcllwaine,Farmville. Barnard, Prince George-R.W.Copeland, Ilartland,Pomfret,Thetford-S. T. Princess Hopewell. Miner,Woodstock. Anne-RobertJ. Johnson,PrincessAnne. Bethel I.D.-Philip L. Prince William-R.C. Havdon,ManassIts. Smith, Bethel. Pulaski-E. L.Darst, Bridgewater-Mrs.Mary F. Bassett,Bridge- Pulaski.. water. Rappahannock-G.TylerMiller,FrontRoyal. Royalton ichmondBlake T.Newton,Hague. -Raymond C.Beal, SouthRoyalton. 11( anoke Weston-AbbleE. Follette,Weston. -R. E.Cook,Salem. Windsor-EdwardK. Boak,Windsor. Rockbridge-R.M. lrhy,Lexington. Rockinghain-J. s Woodstock-Mrs.Gertrude O.13uckman, C. Myens, Harrisonburg. Woodstock. E Russell-G.H. (livens,Lebanon. Scott -W.D. Smith,Gate City COUNTY ANDDIVISIONSUPERIN- Shenandoah-C.V. Shoemaker,Woodstock. TENDENT Smyth-B.E.Copenhaver,Marion VIRGINIA Southampton-F.F. Jenkins,Franklin. \ Spoisylvania-J.H.Chiles.Fredericksburg. AccomacHenry A.\Simi, Parksley. Stafford.(See KingGeorge.) Albemarle-A. L.Bennett,Charlottesville. Surry-M.B. Joyner,Dendron. Allegbany-J. O.Jeter,Covington. Sussex-T. D.Foster,Waverly. Amelia-W. R.Wrigglesworth,Blackstone. Tazewell-A.S. Greever,Tazewell. Amherst-W. D.Cox, Amherst. Warrtn.(See Rappahannock.) Appomattox-J.A. Burke, Warwick-B. Appomattox. C. Charles,Denbigh. 111 Arlington-FletcherKemp, Rosslyn. Washington-NV.J. Edmonson.Abingdon. Augusta-F. M.Somerville,Staunton. Westmoreland.(See Richmond.) Bath-11'.R. Sinclair,MillboroSprings. Wise-J.J. Kelly,jr., Wise. Bedford-J.A. G. Shipley,Bedford. Wythe-JohnH. Crowgey,Wytheville. Bland-I.A Wagner,Bland. York. (SeeWarwick.) Botetourt-E.A. Painter,Fincastle. BrunswickR. LeeChambliss,Lawrenceville. COUNTYANDCOUNTYSUPERIN- BuchananPercyV. Dennis,Grundy. TENDENT BuckinghamPlummerF. Jones,NewCanton. CampbellJ. J.Fray,Rustburg. WASHINGTON CarolineW.A. Vaughan,Bowling Green. AdamsMrs. AlleeRipplinger,Ritzville. CarrollJ. LeeCox, Woodlawn. Asotin-VeraCampbell,Asotin. CharlesCity-ClarenceJennings,Toano. Benton-OlafStrendwold,Prosser. Charlotte-R.W. Bohbitt,Keysville. ,Chelan-MrsDollie J.Thayer, Chesterfleld-T.C. Williams, Wwiatchee. Chester. Clallam-Mrs.Ines V.McLaughlin,PortAngeles. Clarke-A. C.Robertson,Berryville. Clarke-AlbertF. Ktohn,Vancouver. CraigJames W.McCleary, NewCastle Columbia-W.W. illendron,Dayton. CulpeperT. W.Handck,Culpeper. Cowlitt-W. O.Powell, Kelso. Cumberland-O.G. Bey,Cumberland. Douglas-Mrs.Eusio.isher,Waterville. Dickenson-J.H. T. 8betiand,Clintwood Ferry-EClyde Miller,Republic. Dinwiddie-W.A. 8 rough,Dinwiddie. FranklinMrs. IlaM. Butler,Pasco ElizabethCityR.N.1Newton,Hampton. Oarfleld-MayH. Dean,Pomeroy. EssexW. O.Rennols,Center (*toss. Orant-Mrs. MadysF. Fah:faxWilbertT. Washington,Ephrata. FauquierJ. C. oodson, Fairfax. Grays Harbor-MrsLota KingWiley,Monte- IloydIsaac L.Ampler,Warrenton. sano. TluvannaJ.Epperly, Floyd. IslandMrs.EvelynSpencer,Coupeville. P. Snead,Fork Union. Jefferson-Mrs.Alice M.Nurnberg,Port Town- FranklinHaroldW. Ramsey,Rocky Mount. send. YrederickLeslieD. Kline,Winchester. Kt -g-A.B. Burrows,Seattle. OileeR. H.Farrier, Newport Kit tap-D.H. Woltle,portOrchard. OloucesterJ. W.Kenney,Gloucester. KittitasJ. J.Charlton,Ellensburg. GoochlandStuartC. Cottrell,Lee. Klickitat-ChesterF. Bennett,Goldendale, OraysonKyleT. Cox,Independence. LewisMrs.Myrtia -Bright,Chehalis. (IreeneA. W.Yowell, NolaMills. Pa eresunri---E.I, Good MOM Emporia. 4Acting. COUNTY SCHOOLSUPERINTENDENTS 39

LincolnCarl W. Morgan, Davenport. Columbia-Anna R. Nelson. Portage. Mason-Robert C. Johnson,Shelton. Crawford-Fred E. Porter, Wayzeka. Okanogan-E. B. Grinnell, Okanogan. Dane: Pacific-Mrs. Jessie Simmons, SouthBend. First district-Esther Krakow, Sun Prairie. Pend OreilleMrs. RubyL. Dingee, Newport. Seconddistrict-ThomasS. Thompson, Pierce-Howard J. Fisher, Tacoma. Mount Hoob. SanJuan-Guy W. Branshaw, Friday Harbor. Dodge-Paul L. Kaiserf Juneau. skagit-Malbel Graham, Mount Vernon. Door-W. J. Gilson, Sturgeon Bay. Skamania-Mrs. Anna II. Miller, Stevenson. Douglas-Vera C. Rehnstrand, Superior. Snohomish-A. A. Mykland, Everett. Dunn-John W. Klingman, Menomonie. Spokane-F. V. Yeager, Spokane. Eau Claire-Mildred Wjicox, Eau Claire. Stevens-J. B. Hergesheimer,ColviUe. Florenge--Mrs. G. W. Kinnear, Florence. Thurston-Fred J. Brown, Olympia. Fond du Lac-M vrob J. Lowe, Fond du Lao. Wahkiakum-Mis. Florence S. McKinnon, Cath-Forest-W. E. Sitter, Crandon.

lamet. Grant-4F. E. Ralph', Lancaster. Walla Walla -Fannie Dunwoodie, WallaWalla. Green-Mrs. Alta R. Rouge, Monroe. Whatcom-Nellie II. Abbott, Bellingham. Given Lake-George V. Kelley, Princeton. Whitman-L. T. pabcock, Colfax. Iowa- -N1rsLillian Ellis, Dodgeville. Yakima-L. Pearlè Hibarger, Yakima. Iron-Ida Bradley, Hurley. Jackson-Vella Stebbins, BlackRiver Falls. Jefferson-Eva N. Bock, Watertown. WESTVIRGINIA Juneau-S. D. Macomber, Mauston. l¡enosha-R. S. ihlenfeldt. Wilmot. Barbour P. Baughman, Philippi. Kwaunee-Thomas Frawley, Kewaunee. Berkeley -Brssie D. Kilmer,Martinsburg. La Crosse --Emily C. Stromstad, ha Crosse. Boone-2Clifford N. Coon, Madison. Lafayette-Howard Teasdale, Darlington. Braxton-T. P. Rollyson, Sutton. Langlade-Maud B. Gibbs, Antigo. Brooke-Olan Rum, Wellsburg. Lincoln-Ethel Peterson, Merrill. Cabell -Henry F. White, Huntington. Manitowoc-E. S. Mueller, Manitowoc. Calhoun-Hanning Poling, Grantsville. Marathon-A. R. Thiede,Wausau. Clay -A. V. Boggs, Clay. Marinette-C. Christenson, Marinette. Doddridge- Howard H. Jones, West Union. M)irquette-Samuel Long, Westfield. Fayette-E. B. Eskew, Fayetteville. ilwaukee-E. T. Griffin, Niilwaukee. Oilmer----Walter L. Moore, Glenville. Monroe-011ie M. Swanson, Sparta. Orant-R. C. Day, Petersburg. oronto-Sanford V. Wilson, Oconto. Oreenbrier-Aleie. R. Thompson, Lewisburg. Oneida-J. M. Reed, Rhinelander. Ramp:hire-E. W. Noland, Romney. outagamie-A. G. Meeting, Appleton. Bancock-H. O. Miller, New Cumberland. oraukee-Richard F. Beget, Fredonia. Hardy-E. A. Hawse, Baker. Pepin-Fra Buchanan, Durand. Ilarrison-Wade H. Coffindaffer,Clarksburk. Pierce-T. J. Mealey, Ellsworth. Jackson-N. E. Lockhart, Ripley. Polk-P. J. Lynch, Balsam Lake. Jeffcrson.-Isaac N. BonhanOummitPoint. Portage-Marion-E. Bannach, Stevens Point, Kanawha-O. Emerson Camp. Charleston. Prim-Pearl Salter. Phillips. Lewis -Thomm E. Miles, Weston. Racine-Edith MrEachron. Union Grove. Lincoln-B. E. Lovejoy, Hamlin. Richland-J. Louise Earn. Richland Center. Logan-J. A. Vickers,Logan. Rock-G. T. Longhotham, Janesville. McDowell-N. A. Steadman,Welch. Rusk-George Sanford, Ladysmith. Marion-Edward E. Hale, Fairmont. St. Croix-Myron R. Goodell,Hammond. Mar4tall-J. Sherman Welch, Moundsville. Sauk-Mattie McMillan, Baraboo. Mason-Mrs. Bertha S. Filson, Point Pleakant. Sawyer-Bertena Bushiand, Hayward. Mercer-C. R. Justice, Princeton. Shawano-A. L. Pahr, Shawano. Mineral-Luke McDowell, Keyser. Sheboygan-W..1. Beiger, Sheboygan Falls. Mingo-Mrs. S. M. Van Camp, Delharton. Taylor-A. J. Latton, Medford. Monongalia-Lynn Hastings, Morgantown. Trempealeau-Tillie C. Sylfest,Whitehall. Monroe-C. M. NeLson, Alderson. Vernon-Nell M. Mahoney, Viroqua. Morgan- Buford S. Cross, Grcat Cacapon. Vila'sArthur J. Austin, Eagle River. Nieholas-M. F. Brown, Summersville. alworth -Maude Mitchell, Elkhorn. Ohio -J. II.Lazear, Wheeling. Washburn-Lucy A. Leonard, Shell Lake. Pendleton-O. R. Mallow, Franklin. Washington-M. T. Buckley, West Bend. Pleasants-Ida Peryl Morris, St. Marys. Waukesha-Arthur Tows, Waukesha. Pocahontas-C. E. Flynn, Marlinton. WaupacaC. H. Bacher, Waupara. 1 Preston-D. K. Mason, Kingwood. WausharaArthur Diet?, Wautoma. Putnam-W. E. Thompson, Hurricane. Winnebago-Avery C. Jones, Oshkosh. Raleigh-C. S. McKinney, Beckley. WoodS. G. Cory, Wisconsin Rapids. Randolph-Byran Hamilton, Elkins. Ritchie-Orval P. mil, Harrisville. WYOMING Roane-Ray Taylor, Spencer. Summers-Margaret Nicely, Hinton. AlbanyMrs. Lucile Beatty,Laramie, Taylor-Lloyd L. Shriver, Grafton. Big ilornMargaret Sowers,Basin. Tucker-C. R. Parsons. Parsons. Campbell-Marion Heald, Gillette. Tyler-F. A. Buck, Middlehourne. Carbon-Helen A. Irving, Rawlins. Upshur -Glen Ours, Buckhannon ConverseMaud Dawes, Douglas. Wayne-H. F. Fry, Wayne. Crook-R. L. Massie, Sundance. Webster- Arnold R. Morton,Webster Springs. Fremont-Mary Lee, Lander. Wetzel-Leslie Garrett, New Martinsville. GoshenC. C. Smith,Torrington. Elizabeth. H otSprings-MabelG. Kingsley, Thermopolis, Wirt-C. Il. Snodgrass, JohnsonMrs. EthelConnor, Buffalo. Wood-H. A. Langfitt, Parkersburg. amieAnna M. Dobbin,Cheyenne. Wyoming--Clalr L. Cooke, Itmann. LincolnMrs. Maude O. Mallow,Kemmerer. WISCONSIN NatronaMrs. Allie Dickinson,Casper. VP NiobraraMrs. Mabel F.Edmondson, Lusk. AdamaL. 8. Jones, Friendship. ParkMrs. Mildred M.Anderson, Cody. AshlandRichard C. Taggart,Ashland. 1 PlatteMrs. Corrie Douglass,Wheatland. BarronAugust Newman,Barron. SheridanMrs. Sadie F. 'Lamb,Sheridan. BayfieldElsie M. Miller,Washburn. SubletteMrs. Mary M.Sommers. Medal*. BrownE. A. Seymour, GreenBay. SweetwaterMrs. MiriamW. Sbedden, Rook BuffaloGlenn M. Hutchinson,Alma, Springs. BurnettO. H. Calipers,Grantsburg. TetonMrs. Essle R.Dale, Jackson. ClumetAnnie E. Barnard,Chilton. UintaMrs. JennieM. Nberwood, lye:aka ChippwaAnna Johnson,Chippewa Falls. , Washakie--0. B. Studebaker,Worland. ClarkMa. MargaretWalten,NellIsirille. WestonMts. Ida B.Andersen, Nomadic 40 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY, 1930 vat IV.SUPEhINTENDENTSOF PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN CITIESAND TOWNSOF 21500 POPULATIONAND MORE CITY, POPULATHW(CENSUS OF1920). Jonesboro(9,384)-Pred SUPERINTEN9ENTORSUPERVISING Keller. PRINCIPAL LittleRock(65,142)-R.C. Hall. Malvern(3,864)-J.L. Pratt.. Mariann!'(5,074)- -0.T. Conner. ALABAMA ,Mena (3,441)-J.E. Bishop. Morrillton(3,010)-0.A. Dodson. Alabama City Newport(3.771)-L. P. (5,432)-F. J.Gilbert. North Mann. Andalusia(4.0211)--J. A. Baxley. LittleRock(14,048)-W.E.Phipic Anniston (17.734)-8.F.. Alverson. Paragould(6,306)-J. WillPierce. Athens (3,323)-J. M.Cannon. Pine Bluff(19,280)--J. R.Allen. Attalla(3,462)-R. L.Clements. Presma(2,691)-J.I.MeClurkin. Bessemer (22,339)-J.E. Bryan. Rogers(3,3 1g)-DaleN.Morricon. Birmingham(178,806)-C. B.Glenn. Russellville(4,505)-W. s.Williams. ,Brewton (2.6g2)---Claude Hardy. Searcy(2X36)-J.S. Taylor. Carbon Hill(2,666)-James S. SiloamSprings(2,569)-W. Brown. Stamps F Cameron. Decatur(12.404)-W. W.Bensoa.. (2.54i4)-T.M. Stinnett. Demopolis(2,779)-J. W.Watt. Stuttgart(4.522)-L.1).Griffin. Dothan (10,031)-C. C. 'Moseley. Texarkana(4.2.57)-P.N. Bragg. Enterprise(3,013)-1. L. Bole. Trumann(2.59,41-W.P Tugitle. Eufaula (4,939)-T.O. Wilkinson. VHnBuren(T4224)- D. 1.Riggin.. Fairfield 'ffi.003) If.B. Baker. WestHelena(6,226)----R.A. Cooper. Florala(2,633)-E.C. Palmer Wynne (2,933)-J.li.Andrews. Florence(10,.P129) -F. T.Appleby. adsden (14,737)-C'.A. Donehoo. .nyille (3,471)-Mittie Wright. CALIFORNIA - ntsyille (8.018)-W. G.Hamm. AlamNia )er (3,246)--W. P.Snuggs. (2k,k06)-WilliamG. Paden. Alhambra(13.204)-Forrest V. nett (4.976)-C.E. Lunreford. Anaheim Routt. Mobile(60,77)--w.C. Griggs. (5,526)-MelbourneA. (bluer. Bakersfield(1S,t,3R) F. Montgomery(43,464)-W. R.Harrison. Benicia Chrnoweth. Opelika(4,960)-J. W.Watson. (2,693)- II.P. Short. Ozark (2,51S)-W Berkeley(56.036)- LewisW. Smith. E. Snuggs. Brawley Phenix City(10,374)-1,P. Stough. (5.3g9)-1).S. Richmond. Piedmont (2A45)-Dexter L.ilovater. Burbank (2.013)--F. A.Henderson. Burlingame(4,107) -LewisE. Adams. Roanoke (3.841)-L.L. James. calexicn Selma (15,589)--P. M.Munro. (6.221)--p.P. Chnisser. Sheffield chic()(9,339) -('harlesIJ Camper. (6,682) -L.E. Creel. Coalinga Talladega(6,54g)--Jtiftson Snead (2,934)--C. L.Oeer. Troy (5,696)-L.D. Bynum_ Colton (4,2,42)-JohnII. Waldron. Tuscaloosa Corona(4,124)-GlenD. Wight. (11,996)-J. M.Burnett. Coronado Tuseurnhia(3.8M)-R. EThompson. (3.289)-F.A. Boyer Union Springs(4,125) --E. Daly (ity(3,77407-7W.J. Sfivage. S. Pugh. 1)intiba(3,4(X)-W.N. David Dtinsmuir(2,628)-W. L.K lfaver. ARIZONA El Centro(5.464)-B.M. Oruwell. Eureka(12.923)-GeorgeB. Albee. Bisbee (9,205)--George E.Brown. Fort Bragg(2,616)-Royflood. Clifton(4.163)-11. A.Liern. Fresno (45,086)-0.S. Hubbard. Doultras (9,916)-J. E.Carlson, Jr. Fullerton(4,415)-RaymondF Green. Flagstaff(3,I86)-J. Q.Thomas. Gilroy(2,862)-E.E. 'Brownell. Olendale(2.737)-1IaroldW. Smith.' (11endale(13,536)-RichardsonD. White. Globe (7,044)-F.E. Wet*. Gras.s Valley(4.006)-J.8. Hennessey. Jerome (4,030)-J.O. Mullen. Hanford(5.8,18)-C. F.Denham. Mesa (3,(W)--H. F.Hendrix. Hayward(3,487)-Roberf.M. Reid. Miami (6.689)-C.K. Davis Hollister(2.71))-ClarenceA. Britten. Morenci (7,501)---W.E. Lutz. Huntington Pitrk(4,513)-C. L.Johns. Nogalm(5,199)-A. J.Mitchell. Inglewood(3,2946)---0. W.Crozier. Phoenix(29,053)-John D.Loper. Lindsay(2,576)-W. EFaught. Prescott(5.010)--EdwardF. !limn. Lodi(4.100) Will E.Wiley. Tucson (20,292)--C.E. nose. I. Long Beach(M,51:13)-W.L. Stephens' Winslow(3,730)-0.11. Madden. 11(1S Angeles(594,79)FrankA.Bonet& Yuma (4,237)-r.W.Mcoraw. Madera(3,444) -M C.Taylor. Martinez(3,g58)--Al1reF. Kelly Marysville (5,461)-WalterA,. gynoch. ARK ANSAS Merced(3,974) -C.S. Clark. Mill Arkadelphia(3.311)- L.M. Ooza, Valley(2,554)-A. W.Ray. Batesville Modesto(9,211)---3. H.Bradley. (4,299) -tryMcKenzie. Monrovia Benton(2,933) -O. H.Wilkerson. (5,480)-A.R. rllfton. Monterey(5,479)-J. 11.Graves. Blytheville(6.447)-CrawfordGreene. Napa Brinkley(2,714)---JohnBaumgartner. (6,757)-E. R.Crawford. Camden (3,2118)-F.W. Whitesi4e. National City(3,1M)-B.11.Oihhon. Clarendon (2,638)-1.E. Howard. Needles (2,47)-JohnBranigan Conway(4,564)-W. D.Jeter. Oakland(2111,2/I1)-WillardE. Givens. ontario(7,280)-C.W. Crossett (2,707)-D.C.Hastings. Orange Randall. De Queen(2,317)-PearlWilliamson. (4144)-GeorgeC. Sherwood. Orovihe(3,340) CliftonL. Boyle. El Dorado(3,887) --CharlesE. Dicken. Oxnard Fayettville(11,362)-FrankS. Root. (4,417)-R. B.Ilaydock. Ford PacificGrove(2,974)-R. 11.Down." yce (2,998)-J. D. Clary. Palo Alto ForrestCity(3,377M.S. Smith,Jr. (5,900)-.A. C.Barker. Fort Smith(28 870 W. Pasadena(45,384)14.A. Simon. Ramsey. Petaluma(6,226)-Bnice Harrison .G. Holmes. H. Painter. Helena (9.112)J.F. Wahl. Piedmont(4,282)HarryW. Jones. Hope (4,790»-D. L. Pittsburg4,718)-F. 8.Ramsdell. Paisley. Pomona (1WM Hot SprinpNationalPark(11,06)RarveyR. EmmettClark. Haley. *, Porterville(i41097')--CharksE. Bighorn. Rsd Bluff8100-4. D.Sweeney. CITY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS .r 41

Redding (2,962)-Frank A. Forderhase. East Windsor (P. 0., Warehouse Point) (3,741)- Redlands (9,571)-11. G. Clement Alfred E. Standish Redondo Beach (4,913)-Elliott B. Thomas. Enfield (P.O., Thompsonville) (11,719)-Edgar H. Redwood City (4,020)-John Gill. Parkman. Richmond (1(i,R43)--W. T. Helms. Essex (2,815)-William M. Strong. Riverside (19,341)-Ira C. Landib. Fairfield (H,475)-William E. Smith. Roseville (4,477)--W. T. Eich. Farmington (P.O., Unionville) (3,K44)-Alfred E. Sacramento (65,908)-Charles C. Hughes. ()rant. . Salinas (4,308)-Arthur Walter. Glastonbury (5,592)-Franci' S Knox. San Bernardino (18,721)--C. R. Holbrook. Greenwich (22,123)-Eiwin C. Andrews. San Diego (78,g31)-Wa1ter R. Ilepner. Griswold (P.O., Jewett City) (4,220)-Chester L. San Francisco (506,676)--J. M. Owinn. Howe. San Gabriel (2,640)-Conrad E. II. Hale. Oroton (9,227)-S. B. Putler. Sanger (2,578)-J. L. Sloane. Guilford (2,803)-H. P. ( roshy. San Jose (39,642) -Walter L. Bachrodt. Hamden (8,610-Margaret L. Keefe. San Leandro (5.71:11) o Davies. llartford (138,036)-Fred I). Wish, Jr. San Luis Obispo (5,895) -Charles E. Teach. Killingly (S.I78)-Wi111am E. Parker. San Mateo (5,979)-George W. Hall. Litchfield (3,18fl-0. B. Griffin. San Rafael (5,512)-Oliver R. Hartzell. Manchester (18,370): Ninth district- Fred A. Veit. Santa Ana (15,4S5)--J. A. Cranston. planck; town schools-A. F. Howns. Santa Barbara (19,441)-Paul E. Stewart. Mansfield (P. 0., Willimanstic) (2,.r)74)-LeviT. Santa (lara (`).22))-Charles W Townsend. larrison. Santa ('ruz 110.917)--Kari F. Adams. Meriden (34,764)-C. C.. Thompson. Santa Maria (3.913)--Brett Deveney. Middletown(22,129)- Fred W. Shearer. I Santa Monica (15,252)-Frederick FMartin. Milford (10,193)-C. W. Maddocks. Santa Paula (3,9(7)-Oeorge A. Bond. Montville (3,411)-L. L. Leister. Santa Rosa (8,755)-Jerome t). Cross. Naugatuck (1501)-11. E Chittenden. Sausalito (2,790,-C O. Sharpe. New Britain (59,316)-8tanley H. Holmes. Selma (3,158)-C harks Edgecornh. New Canaan (3.895)-H. W. Saxe. South Pasadena (7,M2)-Geore ('.111111 New Haven (162,537)-Frank H. Boede. South San Francisco (4,41 t)--- A. C. K leetne:ver. New London (25,688)-Wairen A. 'Hanson. Stockton (40,296)-Ansel S. Williams, New Milford (4,780-John Pettibone Taft (3,317)-JamesA. Joyce. Newtown (2,751) Frank W. Knight Tulare (3439)--S. J. Bniinerd. Norwalk (27,73) John Lund. Turlock (3,394)-Della B. Heisser. Norwich (29,6S5)-E. J. Oraham. 'Upland (2,912)-Jasio Brown. Plainfield (P.O. Central Village) (7.926)-John L. Vallejo (21,107)- Elmer L. cave. Chapman. Ventura (4,342) --Melrowe M. Martin. Plainville(4.114)-Leon C. Staples. Visalia (5,753) --De Witt Montgomery. Plymouth (P. 0., Terryvil)e) (5,V42)-11 S. Fisher Watsonville (5,013)--T S MacQuiddy. Portland (P. 0., Middletuwn) (3,644)-Van Buren Whittier (7,997)---S. n. Thompstin Moody. Woodland (4,147)-T. L. Whitehead. Preston (P. 0., Norwich) (2,743)-James F. Con- nolly.

Putnam (8,397)-Leon M. Farrin. . COLORADO Ridgefield (2,707)-A. D. fiction. Seymour (6.781)-R. C. Clark. Alamos& (3,171) 0. P. Young Shelton (9,475)-Harry E. Fowler. Boulder (11.0(6)-William V. Casey. Simsbury (2,958)-Paul I). Collier. Brighton (2,715)-Arthur J. Foster. Southington (8,440)--Lierscbel S. Libby. Canon City (4,550-L L. Beahm. Sprague (P. 0., Willimantic) (2,500)-M. B. Rob. Colorado Springs (30,105) -Hobart M. Corning. ertson. Delta (2,623)-Ward I. Miller. Stafford (5,407)-Francis 8. Brick. Denver (256,491)-A. L Threlkeld. Stamford (40,067)-Joseph A. Ewart. Durango (4,116)-Emory F.. Smiley. Stonington (10,236)-W. R. Snyder. Englewood (4.356)-0ary Gordon. Stratford. (12,347)-E. Ward Ireland. Florence (2,629)-James P. Eskridge. Suffield (4,070)-R. D. McAlister. Fort Collins (8,7M)-A. LI. Dunn. Thomaston (3,993)-Raymond N. Brown. Fort Morgan (3,818)-W. E. Baker. Thompson (5,055)-W. G. Colby. Grand Junction (8,665)-R. E. Tope. Torrington (22,055)-George J. Vogel Oreeley (10,958)-1. E. Stutsrnan. Trumbull (P. 0., Southport) (2,597).(See New- La Junta (4,964)-Bohert M. Tirey. town). Lamar (2,612)-A. Boyd. Vernon (P. 0., Rockville) (8.8914)-II. O. Clough. Leadville (4,959)-Frank H. Davidson. Wallingford (12,010)47II. Morton Jeffords. Longmont (5,841)-C. C. Casey. Waterbury (91,715)-M. C. Donovan. Loveland (5,086)-R. W. Truscott. Waterford (P. 0., Oakdale) (3,935). (See Mont Montrose (3,581)-J. B. Morgan. i. Ville.) Pueblo (43,050):District No.1-- James II. Risley; Watertown (6,050)-0. C. Swift. district No. 20-J. F. Keating. West Hartford (8,g54)--Lloyd 11. Bugbee. Rocky Ford (3,746)-Jamm 11.Wilson. Westport (5,114)-Mark R. Lefler. Salida (4.689)---C. F.. Tanton. Wethersfield (4,342)-W iLson Greer. Sterling (6,41M-Rohert R. Knowles. Winchester(P.0.,Winsted)(9,019) -L. R. Trinidad (10,9061---0ilhert S. Wiliev. McK wick. Walsenburg (3,565)-8. M. Andrew.s. Windham (P. 0., Willimantic) (13,801)-Egbert A. Case. ' CONNICTICUT Windsor (5,620)-Daniel Howard. Windsor Locks (3,3.54)--Leander Jackson. Ansonia (17,643)-Richard T. Tobin. 41, Berlin (4,298)-Mary E. Griswold. DLLAWAR Bethel (3,201)-Frank A. Berry al Branford (6,627)-Horace G. We4tcott. Dover (4,042)-Virgil B. Wiley. Bridgeport (143,M5)-Worcester Warren. Milford (2,703)-Robert E. Shilling. ,Bristol (20,620)-Karl A. Reiche New Castle (3,86)-Henry E. Snavely. Canton (P. 0.Collinsville) (2,549)-F. J.Penley. Cheshire (P. 0,, North Haven) (2,853)-D. C. Wilmington (110,1418)-9. M: Stouffer. Allen. Danbury (22,326)-Frank IC. Watson. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Darien (4,184)-Rdward H. Fuller Derby (11,238)-Frank M. Buckley. Washington p37,671)-Frank W. Ballou. If.ast Hartford (11,648)-Perc1val B. Barnes. 1111.40 Last Haven (3,520)-Willianir B. Noyes. Acting 42 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY,1930

FLORIDA Valdosta(1043)-A. 0.Cleveland. Apalachicola Vidalia(2,860)--W. L.Downs. (3,068)-A. A. CoreI Washington Arcadia (3,470).-J.0 Johnson.: . (4,20,4)-W E.Monts. Bartow (4,203)--T.T. lIatton.' Avay(ross(18,06-x)-RalphNewton. Brandentown Waynesboro(3,3111----TiJLance. (3,868)-B. D. Oultett.' Winder Daytona Beach(5,4451 tGeorgeW. Marks,'De (3,33.'0-WalterW. stancil. De Land (3,324) f Land MAIM Fernandina(5,457)-0. T. Weaver7 Fort Myers(3,678)-1. ColinEnglish.' Ilhivkfoot(3,937),-11.R. Wallis. Gainesille (8,860)-E.R. Simmons.' Boise(21,393) --CharlesF. Dienst. Jacksonville(91,558)-R. B.Rutherford 3 Burley(5,40.x)----D."I':Willintns Key West(18,749)--Melvin E.Russell.' caldvirell(5,10(i)--F. P.Baird. Kinimmee(2,722)-Sam Branirnar) ('ocur d'Alenefe).417) -J. JRa Lake City(3,341)-0eorge R.Graham 2 Idaho Falls(8,064) -R. 11.Snyder. Lakeland(7,082)-T. T.Ilatton.2Bartow. Kellogg(3,017) --CharlesD. l'ates. Live Oak (3,103)-W.T. Newsome.' Lewiston(6,574)-(Helm W.Todd. Miami (29,571)-CharlesM. Fisher.' Malad City(2.598)-L..ktribreyThomas. Ocala (4,914)-Mrs.Iva T. Sprinkle.' Montpelier(2.934) --W. EMorvan. Orlando (9,282)-A.B. Johnson.' MosroCv(3,956)-Fulton(alte Palatka (5,102)-C.H. Price) Nampa(7,621)-1). A sielihensm1 Pensacola (31,035)-Wm.Tyler.' Pocatello (15,00.1)-J.NI.McDonald Plant City(3,729)-W. D. F.Snipes,' Tampa. Preston(3,211)-J. W. Condie - Quincy (3,118)-J.F. Brewton.' Itexhurg (3,939)--F,.S.Stuck,. St. Augustine(6,192)-C. O. Oldfather.2 St. Anthony(2,9.')7)- EhnerE.Wilson, St. Petersburg(14,237)-0eorge M.Lynch,' Clear- Sandpoint(2,s76) LC. Rilhinson. water. Twin Falls(ti,321)W. lt.Sinai). Sanford (5,588)-T.W. Lawton.' allar.e*(2,811;) Will J. Jones. South Jacksonville(2,775)-R.B.Rutherforil,2 Weiser(3,1.A) -II. M.Cartor. Jacksonville. Tallahassee(5,637)-F. S.Hartsfield.' 11.I.1NrrIS Tampa (60,071)-W.D. F.snipes.' Abingdon(2,721)- 8. E.Lelarr. West Palm Beach(8,659)-J.A. l'ouni;blood.' Alton (24,6s2)-W. lip.Curtis Anna (3,014) --R.C Walker GEORGIA Auburn (166(0 -william J.Hoke Albany (11,555)-R.E. Brooks. Aurora (36,397):Fast:4i(leK. 1). Waldo:west Americus (9,010)-J.E. Mathis. side-A. A.Rea I Athens (16,748)-B.M. Grier. Batavia(4,39.i) -II. C.Storm. Atlanta (2)3,550)-WillisA. Sutton. Urbanist n (7,11 W. I,. Gard. Augusta (52,548)-LawtonB. Evans. Belleville(21.8231 V. Calhoun. Bainbridge (4,792)-E.G. FIcan Belvidere(7,N04) -R.E. (;;vrett. Barnesville (3,059)-J.F. uillbeau. Heald (3,316)-C'F..Biirges - Brunswick (14,413)-R.D. Eadie. lienton(7,201)--NlaryinJ. rarIt Buford (2,500)-W.N. Nunn. Berwyn (14,150); District Nfl. 9qWilliam Canton (2,679)-J. P.Cash. Ilawkes; DistrictNo. i(10 W. Martin. Bloomington Carrollton (4,383) W. Fred (Linn. (2S,723)-S. K.McDowell. Cartersville(4,350)-11. B.Robertson. Blue Island(11,424) E. Lemon. Brookfielri Cedartown (4,053)-J.E. Purks. (3,.')89)-- E. N.CR:sai . Collegepark(3.622)-C. R. Brown. ushnell(2.716)-Maltri.e M White. Columbus(31,125) -R. B.Daniel. Cairo(15,203)-J. W.Carritionii. Cordele (6,538)-1).II. Standard. Calumet City(7.492)--J. A. Wieland. Covington (3,203)-4W. Baldwin. Canton (10,92S)-R. W. 11ndinan. Cuthbert (3,02*-J.F. Muldrow. carbondale(6,267)-A. R.Boone. Dalton (5,222)-1.I. Allman. Carlinville(5,212)--II. J. Blue. Dawson (3,504)-W.H. Martin. Cnrmi (2,6117)-Mrs.Maude Chalfant. Decatur (6,150)-LamarFerguson. Carterville(3,404)-ClydeMartin. Douglas (3,401)-J.L. Fortney. Centralia(12491)-R. V. Jonlan. Dublin(7,707)-Knox Walker. Champaign(15,b73)-Ixon NNeulen. Eastman(2,707)-W. E.Qucener. Charleston(8,615)---W. W.Ankenhrand. East Point(5,241)-Jere A. Wells. Chester (2,904)-W.R. Lowry. Eatonton(2,519)-William J.Dickey. Chicago(2,701,705)-WilliamJ. Rowan. Elberton(6,475)-T. N.Gaines.' Chicago Heights(19,653) -Floyd'I'. tioodier. Fitzgerald(8,870)-G. E. Usher. Chrisopher (3,KM)-J. R.Mass roTt Valley(3,223)-J. F.Lambert. Cicero (44,995)-(1eorgek. Schwebel. Gainesville(8,272)-W. P. Martin..t Clinton(5,898)-ArthurVertex Griffin (8,240)-L.M. Lester. Collinsville(9,7.13)-CI. Dorria. Ilawkinsville(3,070)-M. F..Thompson. Danville(3,378)-C. E. Vance. Lagrange(17,038)-F. F. Rowe. Decatur(43,81N)--WilliamHarris. Macon(52,995)-W. P.Jones. De Kalb(7,871)-FrmikW.P;!illips. Manchester(2,776)-II. R.McLart.y. Des Plaines(3,451)--E. R.Selleck. Marietta (6,190)-C.A. Keith. Dixon (8,191)-I.B. Uotter. Milledgeville(4,619)-(leo. T.Roach. Downers Grove(3,543)-Erne.4Iler. Monroe (3,211)-J.N. Denton. Dundee(4,735)-OsherSchlaifet. Moultrie (6,789)-J.L. Vaden. qsler Duquoin (7,285)-JoeStrickler. Newnan (7,037)-C.B. Mathews. East Moline0,875)-D. 11.Hoffman. Pelham(2,640)-Thomas B.Conner. East St. Louis(641,767)-D.WalterPotts. Porterdale(2,880)- Mrs.Pearl,Taylor. Edwardsville(5,336)--CharlesF. Ford. Quitman (4,393)-J.H. Saxon. Effingham (4,024)-J.T. Hoar. Rome (13,252)-B.F. Qulgg. Eldorado(5,000-JohnW.'Allen. Sandersville (2,695)-W.Rumhle. Elgin (27,4541-R.W. Fairchild. Savannah(83,262)-Ormond B.Strong. Elmhurst(4,594)--V. L.Beggs. Statesboro (3,807)-R.M. Monts. Evanston(37,234):DistrictNo. 75--J.R. Stiles; Tallapoosa (2,719)-D.W. Windsor. District No.70-F. W.Nichols. Thomaston(2,502)-Mark Smith. Fairbury(2,532) -RuthE. Bradshaw. omasville(8,196)-B. B.Broughton. Fairfield(2,754)- -8.0. Dale. , (3,006)-R. E.Moseley. Farmington(2,631)-E. A.Huff. Toce (3,567)--J.B. Cheatham. Flora (3,M8)--0O. Lewis. Forest Park(10,788)-R.C. Mueller. arromispossemse..... ectunt7supetistandent, I !Acting. OITY SCHOOL131JPERINTENDENTS 48

Freeport (19,689)-B. F. ¡barer. Sparta (3,340)-R. Garley. ()aerie (4,742)-0. E. Taylor. Springfield (59,183)-J. Harry Winstroim. Galesburg(23,834)-0. O. Young. Spri ugvalley (6,493) -Clifford L. Sarvor. Galva (2,974)-F.U. White. Staunton (6,027)-11. A. Spam Geneseo(3,375)--James D. Darnall. Sterling (S,182); District No. 10-H. U.Challand; Geneva (2,803)-1J.M. Coultrap District No. 11-0. A. Fackler. Georgetown (3.081)-WardN., Black. Streator (14,779)-11. B. Fisher. Gillespie (4,063)-J, Bruce Ogg. Sullivan (2,532)-Loren Brumfield.

I Glencoe (3,381)-ArthurB. Rowell. Summit (4,019)-T. H. Pease. Glen Ellyn (7,851)-8. A.Denison. Sycamore (3,602)-R. A. Lease. Granite City (14,757)-L. P. Frohardt. Taylorville (5,808)-J. B. Hendrick*. (Ireenville maim-Alex. Long. Toluca(2,503)-Leo B. Walsh. Harrisburg (7,125)-Roscoe Pulliam. Tuscola (2,564)-0. R. Collins. Harvard (3,204)-wsiam W. Meyer. Urbana (10,244)-T. H. Cobb. Harvey (9,216)-F. TTM iller. Vandalia (3,316)-F. E. Crawford. Havana (3,614)-David A.Aldstadt. Venice (3,895)-Z. R. Wall. Herrin (10,986)-John It. Creek. . Virden (4,682)-0. P. Chapman. Highland (2.902)-Lewis Ogilvie. Watyla (2j417)--E. W. Powers. Highland Park (6,167): District No.107-Jesse L. Waaegan T19,226) --John 8. Clark. Smith: District No. 108. (lark (1. Wright. West Chicago (2,594)-C. C. Byerly. Hillsboro (r074)---11. J. Beekemeyer. West Frankfort (11,901)-C. A. Waller. Hinsdale (4,042)-A. F. Cook. Westville (4,2411-Frank g. Dugas Hoopeston (5,451)-W. R.Lowery. heaton (4,137)-K. K. Tibbetts. Jacksonville (15,713)c-Italph Yakel. Whitehall (2,954)-C. A. Whiteside. Jerseyville (3,830)-4. A. I..gelhotf. Wilmette (7.814)-J. R. Harper. . Johnston City (7,137)-Earl E. Miller. Winnetka (16,694)-C. W, Washburne. Joliet (38,442)-11. Ambrose Perrin9 Woodriver (3,476)-G. A. Smith Kankakee (16,753)-A. P. Johnson. Woodstock (5.522)-E. C. O. Beatty. Kewanee (16,026)-Charles Bruner. Zion (5,580)-Joseph L. Bishop.' La Orange (6,525)-J. C. Davies. Lake Forest (3,657)-John E. Baggett. IkIDIANA La Salle (13,050)-J. B. McM anus. Alexandria (4,)72)-Frank O. Medskar. Lawrenceville (5,(80)-M N. Todd. Anderson (29,767)-W. A. Denny. Lincoln (11,8)42)-D. F. Nickols. Angola (2,650)- -John L. Estrich. Litchfield (6,215)-Allen J. Black. Attica (3,392)--W. F. Mullinnix. Lockport (2,684)-N. N. Julian. Auburn (4,(..r.n -II. L. McKenney. Lyons (2,564) -J. W. ('ostello Aurora (4,299)-J. R. Houston. Maromb (6,714)-0001w.A.Sellers. Bedford (9,076)-M. J. Abbott. 'Madison (4,996)-E. W. Ileoh. Bicknell (7,635)-Harold Axe. Marion (9,582)-11. O. Belford. Bloomington ,(11,595)-R. N. Tirey. Marseilles (3,391)-A. P. Gossard. Bluffton (5,39l)-Orvi1le M. Craig. Mattoon (13,M2)-11. B. Black. Boonville (4,450-Ivor J. Robinson. Maywood (12,072)-Eugene La Rowe. O., Brazil (9,293)-Charles P. Keller. Melrose Park (7,147).(See Maywood.) Clinton (10,962)-G. W. McReynolds. Mendota (3,934)-M. E. Steele. Columbia City (3,499)-C. E. Beck. Metropolis (5,055)-C. J. Ramsay. Columbus (8,990)Donald Du Shane. Moline. (30,734)-Lewis A. Mahoney. Connerville (9,901) Edwin C. Dodson. Monmouth (8,118)-1.1. K. 13aucrnfoind. Crawfordsville (10,139)-A. D. Montgomery. Morris (4,505)-B.R.*Bowden. Crown Point (3,232)-F. L. Busenburg. Morrison (3,000)-W. E. Weaver. Decatur (4,762)-M. F. Worthman. Mound City (2,756) -M. C. Hunt. Dunkirk (2,532)-Charles L. Johnson. Mounds (2,661)- Clarence I). Samford. East Chicago (35,967)-John G. Rosaman. Mount Carmel (7,458)-Ralph S. Condrey. Elkhart (24,277)-J. F. Wiley. Mount Vive (3,503)-R. N. Thomason. Elwood (10,790)-W illiam F. Smith. Mount ernon (9.815)-Williarn Nliner. Evansville (85,264)-John O. Chewning. Murphysboro (10,703)-Sidna Mullineaux. Fort Wayne (86,549)-L. C. Ward. Naperville (3,830)-1t. E. Beebe. Frankfort (11,55)-J. W. Stott. Nokomis (3,465)-E. A. Lewey. Franklin (4,909)--Arthur Campbell. Normal (5,143)--Monroe Melton. Garrett (4,796)-Walter 8. Painter. NortleChicago (5,839)-R. L. Newenham. Gary (55,378)-William A. Wirt. Oak Park (39,858)--W. J. Hamilton. J. Reifel. Oglesby (4,135)-N. M. Mason. Gas City (2,870)-A. Olney (4,491)-H. W. Dostettler. Goshen (9,52.5)-J. W. Foreman. Ottawa (10,816)-C. J. Byrne. Greencastle (3,780)- Warren J. Yount. Pana (6,122)-J. L. Hart. Greenfield (4,188)-Z. M. Smith. Paris (7,985)-John R. Moss. Greensburg (5,345)-Elmer C. Jerman. Park Ridge (3,383)-Sanford E. Merrill. Hammond (36,004)-L. L. Caldwell. Paxton (3,033)-John J. Swinney. Hartford City (8,183)-11. Paul Kelsay. Pekin (12,086)-C. B. Smith. Hobart (3,450)-Guy Dickey. Peoria (79,936)-E. C. Fisher. Huntingburg (3,261)-Slater Bartlow, Jr. Peru (8,869)-A. 11. Karn. Huntington (14,000)- Jesse-M. Scudder. Pinckneyville (2,649)-W. R. Malin. Indianapolis (314,194)-Daniel T. Weir,* Pontiac (8,664)-A. F. Speltz. Jasonville (4,461)-Chester E. (Jung. Princeton (4,126)-George O.Smith. Jasper (2,539)-1Iugh Cathcart. Quincy (35,978)-John II. Steiner. Jeffersonville (10,098)-E. G. McCullum. River Forest (4,358)Anna L. Shinn. Kendallville (5,273)-H. M. Dixon. Rivorside (2,532)-A. F. Ames. Kokomo (30,087)-C. V. Haworth. Robinson i3,375)-A. F.Goldsmith. La Fayette (22,486)-A. E. Higbley. Rochelle (3,310)-11. R.Lissack. La Porte (18,158)-E. B. Wetherow. Rock Falls (2,927)-W. H.Dimmett. Lawrenceburg (3,481»--Jesse.W. Riddle. Rockford. (65,851)-Frank A.Jensen. Lebanon (6,257)-Paul Van Riper. Rock Island (35,174-J.J. Hagan. Linton- (5,8515)-.T. J. Beecher. Roodhouse (2,928)-Theodore C.Moore. Logansport ;21,828)-D. W. Horton. St. Charles (4,099)-0.E. Thompson. Madison (6,711)-E. O. Muncie. Salem (3,457)-C. L. Edwards. Marion (25,747)-Elbert E. Day. SaVanna (5,237)-IvanI. Meyer. Martinsville (4,895)-M4 S. Mahan: Sesser (2,841)-Homer F.Gilliam. Michigan City (19,467)4-Milo O. /Currey. Shelbyville (3,568)-Robert C. Smith. Acting. '6 Silvis (2,640-George O. Barr. $Secretary of th board. 'ffk-

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Mishawaka(15,195)-P. C.Emmons. Ma4uoketa(3,626)-j3. 8.Moyle. Mitchell(3,025)-C. W.Deckard. Marion MonticelTo(2,536)-IlarryE. Elder. (4,138)-C. B.Vernon. Marshalltown(15,731)-W. F.Shirley. MountVernon(5,284)-M. N.O'Bannon. Mason Muncie(36,524)- FrankE. Allen. City(20,065)-FrankT. Va9ey. Nappanee(2,678)-J. A. Missouri Valley(3,985)-C.O. Weatherwax. Abell. MountPleasant(3,987)-C. W. New Albany(22,992)-H.A. Buerk. Muscatine Cruiksbank. Newcastle(14,458)-E. J. (16,068)-E. A.Sperling. . Llewelyn. Mystic(2,796)-JohnW. Agans. Noblesville(4,758)-F. M.Starr. Nevada NorthManchester(2,711)-CharlesE. Cook. Et 721668)--T. B.Warren. North Vernon NewHampton(2,539)-F. J.Moon& (3,084)-C. E.Sandefur. Newton 7Th C. Berg. Peru (12,410)-0.W. Youngblood. Oelwein Plymouth(4,338)--C. E.Spaulding. (473M-0.B.Ferrell. Portland (5.958)-J.C. Webb. Osage(2,878)-GeorgeH. Sawyer. e. Osceola(2,684)-ArthurW. Crane. Princeton (7,132)--Grant E.Derbyshire. Oskaloosa Rensselaer(2,912)-0a leSmith. (9,427)-R.B. Newman. Richmond Ottumwa(23,(X03)-Roy F.liannum. (261765)-W. G.Bate. l'ella(3,33S)-F. M.Frush. Rochester(3,720)---A. L.Whitmer. Perry Rockport(2,5811-T. V.Pruitt. (5,642)-Apies F.. Heichtshoe. Rushville (5,498)-11. Red Oak(5,578)-J. R.Inman. B. Allman. Sac City(2,630)-IrvinH. Schmitt. Salem (2,836)-N.F. Hutchison. Sheldon Seymour (7,348)-N.J. Lasher. (3,488)--F.IL Chandler. Shelbyville Shenandoah(5,2nr) M. Taylor. (9,701)-WilliamF. Vogel. Sioux City(71,227)-M.0. Clark. South Bend(70,983)-W. W.Borden. Spencer Sullivan(4,489)-Dale C.Billman. (4,599) Burton R.Jones. Tell City Storm Lake(3,(t,.rb8)---)'red B.Fanner. (4,086)-J.G. Turner. Tama(2,601)--E. H. Terre Haute(66,08:0- (beorgeC. Carroll. Nelson. ValleyJunction(3,631)--W.11. Myers. Tipton (4,507)--1). E.Lekt. Vinton(3,381)- E. Union City(3,406)--Har lieGarver. L. Palmer. 111 Valparaiso(6,Ms)-C. W. Washington(4,697)-J. Ii.Poet. Boucher. Waterloo(36,23)): East side-Charles Vineenres(17,160)--Vi L.Eikenberry. west side -('harles W. Kline; Wabash(9,872)-OwenJ. Neighbours. A. Kittrell. Warsaw (5,478)-James Waverly(3.3r,2)-T.M.( levenger. M. Leffel. WebsterCity(5,657)-JohnE. Smith. Washington(8,743)--J. H. Shipp Winterset West Lafayette(3,830)- F.A. Burtsfield. (2,906)---A. P.Henry. . West TerreHaute (4k310)--J.K.McCarter. Whiting(10,145)--J.1. IloskinAm. KANSAS Winchester (4,021)Oscar R.Baker. Abilene(4,895)-F.C. Gardner. IOWA Anthony(2,740)-WilliarnRankin Youngs ArkanS'nsCity(11,253)--C. E.St. John. Albia (5,067)-W.11. Fasold. Atdiison(12,630)-W.D. Wolfe. Augusta(4,219)-0. H.Marshall. Algona (3,724)-J.Fovermyer. Baxter Springs Ames (6,270)-M.4/. pavis... (3,608)-0. R.White. Anamosa (21881)-Frffik Molt(3,315)-C) O.Smith. W. Jones. Caney(3,427)-J.R. Popkins. Atlantic (5,329)-J.P Street. Chanute Belle Plaine(3,887)-C. BWhelpley, Jr. (10,286)-L.IL Petit. Cherry vale(4,698)-Jnim P.Stieffield. Boone (12,451)-0.S. Wool..n. (*In)Center Burlington (24,057)-W.O. Brooks. (3715)-EtnilKratoehvil. Carroll (4,2M)-1. Coffeyville(131111152)- AlbertI. Decker. N. Cunningham. . Columbus Cedar Falls(6,316)-F. L.Mahannah. (3,155)-C. O. 1)avidson. Concordia(4,705)--EdgarB.-Allbaugh. Cedar Rapids(45,566)-ArthurDeanier. CouncilGrove Centerville(8,486)E. W.Fannon. (2,857)-E.R. Sonnenberg. Charikon(5,175)-J. R. Cougill. Dodge City(5,061)-W.M.Richards. Charlfts C,ity(7,350)-P. C. Eldorado(l0,995)-J. F.Hughes. Lapham. Emporia(11,273)-L.A. Lowther. Cherokee (5,824)--N. D.McCombs. Eureka Clarinda44,510- EarleC, &Duncan. (2.606)-ClydeU. Phillips. FortScott (10,693)-V.M.Liston. Clarion(2,826)-OeorgeD. Eaton. Fiedonia Clear Lake(2,1404)-D.J. Kelley. (3,954)-R. C.Hunt.** Clinton (24,151)---r.W. Brown. Frontenac(3,225)-FrankE. Alsup Colfax (2.504)--.FW Vorhies. Galena(4.712)-J. J.Whitehead. GardenCity(3;848)-tra0_ Scott, Council Bluffs(36.162)-1 heodoreSaatn. Girard Cresco (3,195)-Chavles M.Neveln: (3,161)-11. E.Jenkins. Ooodland(2,664)-J. R.Reed. . Creston (8,034)-George E.DeWolf. Gr.& Bend Davenport(56.727)-FrankL. Smart. (4,460)-J. W.Murphy. Decorah(4,039)-C. C. (3,165)-John C.Frazee. Oamertsfelder. Ilerfngton(4,065)-- E. J.C bosky. Denison(3,58,1)-L. P.Sewell. Iliawatha Des Moines(126,468)-JW. Studebaker. (3,722)-A. O.Schroedermeler, Dubuque(39,140-Fred O. llolton(2,703)-NealM. Wherry. Stevenson. Horton(4,009)-RiderRockdale. Eagle Grove(4,433)---J1.ck M.Logan. Ilunrimldt Eldora (3,110)-W.G. Clark.- (21525)-HaleB. Blair. Emmetsburg(2,762)-R. W. Hut(hinson(23,298)-)aniesW.Gowan!. Newell. Independence(11.920).-J. H. Estherville(4,699)-J.S. Hilliard. Iola Clement. Fairfield(5,948)-W. G.Pence. (8,513)-A. MThoroman. Fort Dodge(19,347)-K. D. Junction City(7.533)-E. L.Novotny. Miller. Kansas City(108,859-M.E. Pearson. Fort Madison(12,006)-A. I.Tiss. Lamed Olenwood(3,R62)-FloydB. Haworth. (3,139)-It. .Phinney Grinnell Lawrence(12,456) --WayneW.Curfman. (5,362)-C. E.Humphrey. Leavenworth(16.912j-lra Hampton(2,992)-A. E. J. Bright. s Rankin. Litwial(3.613)-N. B.Mahuron. Harlan (2,831)-F.G. Stith. Lycns(2,516)-B. F. Independence(3,672)-Thomas R.Roberta. White. Indianola(3,628)-W. H. Merherson(4,595)-R. W.Potwin. Hoyman. Manhattan(7,989)-W. Iowa City(11,267)-gI. A.O_pstad. Marysville E. Sheffer. Iowa Falls(3,954)-C. M.Bartrug. (3,048)-J. J.Yoder. Jefferson (8,416)-R.D. Barr. Mulberry(2,697),-HeroldHerod. Keokuk(14,423)-R. L. Neodesha(3,943).--OletinA. DeLay. Reid. Newton(9,781)-John B. Knoxville(3,62*--A. J.8teffey. Olathe Heffellinger. IA Mars$4,683)-11iirvey N.Kluekholua. (3,268)-E. N.Hill. Manchester(3,111)-C. W. Osawatemla(4,772)-Geapti.York% Bangs. 'Ottawa(9.018)-A. F.Beater. r, 4 144 v

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Paola (3,238)-W. L.Rambo. . Lake Charles (13,088)-WardAnderson. Parsons (16,028)-Rees H. Hughes. Leesville (2,518)-Fin1yStanly.4 Pittsburg (18,052)-M. M. Rose. Mansfield (2,564)-8.M. Shows.' Pratt (5,183)-W. A. Wood. E. erryville (2,963)-D.G. Lunsford,4 De Ridder. Salina (15,085)-W. B. Heusner. Minden (6,106)-E.S. Richardson.' Topeka (50,022)-A. J. Stout. Monroe (12,675)-E.L. Neville. Wellington (7,048)-A.M. McCullough. Morgan City(5,429)-L. A. Law,' Franklin. Wichita (72,217)-L. W. Mayberry. Natchitoches (3,388)-E.A. Lee.' Winfield (7,933)-W. W.McConnell. New Iberia (6,278)-L.G. Porter.' New Orleans (387419)-Nicho1asBauer. RILNTrClaY Oakdale (4,016)-H.A. Buie.'Oberlin. Opelousas (4,437)-W. B.Prescott.' Ashland (14,729)-J. D. Falls. Patterson (2,538)-L. A. Law,'Franklin. Bellevue (7,379)-Leo F. Gilligan. Plaquemine (4,(32)-L.P. Terrebonne.4 Bowling Green (9,638)-T. C.Cherry. Rayne (2,720)-J. M.Baker,' Crowley. v. Catlettsburg (4,183)-1. T Miracle. Ruston (3,389)--- It L.Campbell.' Central City (3,108)-Tim Meinscheln. Shreveport (43,874)-E.W. Joaes.' Corbin (3,406)-0. W. Campbell. Slidell (2,958)-E.E. Lyon,' Covington. Covington (57,121)-Glenn O.Swing. Thibodaux(3,526)-W. S. Lafargue. Cynthiana (3,857)-W. E. Lawson. Winnfield (2,975)-D.E. Sikes' Danville (5,099)-L. C. Bosley. Dayton (7,646)-Earl M. Lamb. e Earlington (3,652)-A. P. Prather. MAINE Elizabethtown (2,530)-C.E. Martin. Fort Thomas (5,0243)---D. W. Bridges. Anson (2,593)-Oeorge E.Paine. Frankfort (9,805)-J. W. Ireland. Auburn (16,985)-OeorgeR. Gardner. Franklin (3,154)-W. L.Matthews. Augusta (14,114)-Fred W. Burrill Fulton (3,415)-Vest C. Myers. Bangor (25,978)-1. W.&Will. Georgetown (3,903)-J. W.Lanftster. Bar Harbor (3,622)-GeorgeII. Bear& Glasgow. (2,559)-R. A. Pa !more. Bath (14,730-ClintonD. Wilson. Harlan (2,647)-Paul Meek. Belfast (5,083)-H. S.Read. Harrodsburg(3,785)-A. K. Mc Kemie. Biddeford (18,008)-C.A. Weed. Hazard (4,348)-R. T. Whittinghill. Brewer (6,064)-H. R.Houston. Henderson (12,169)-C. E.Dudley. Bridgton (2,546)-G.M. Monk. Hickman (2,833)-J. M. Calvin. Brunswick (7,261)-ShermanGraves. Hopkinsville (9,696)-ArkleyWright. Calais (6,084)-FredC. English. Irvine (2,70t -Robert F. Flege. Camden (3,403)-CharlesE. Lord. Jenkins (4,707)-C. V. Snapp. Caribou (6,018)-0eorgeM. Carter. Lebanon (3,239)-J. R.Sterrett. Dexter (4,113)-D. W. Rollins. Lexington (41,534)-GuyWhitehead) East Livermore (P. 0.,LivermOre Falls) (2,638)- Louisville (242,068)-LeslieR. Gregory. L. C. Day. Ludlow (4,582)-J. W. Smith. Eastport (4.494)-A. D. Gray. Madisonville (5,030)-IlarperGatton. Ellsworth (3,058)-C.O. Turner. Mayfield (6,583)-KennethR. Patterson. Fairfield (4,253)-W. H.Phinney. Maysville (8,107)-John Shaw. Farmington (3,197)-WIlliamF. Miner. Middlesboro(8,041)-J. W. Bradner. Fort Fairfield (4,551)-H. W.Coburn. Morganfield (2,851)-T.O. Hall. Fort Kent (4,237)-CatherineOuellette. Mount Sterling(3,995)-H. A. Babb. Gardiner (5,475)-A. RaymondCarter. Newport (29,317)-A.D. Owens. Gorham (2,870).(See Westbrook.) Nicholasville (2,786)-11.C. Burn Otte. Hallowell (2,764)-W. F. Packard. Owensboro (17,424)-J. L.Foust. Houlton (6,190-Thomas P.Packard. Paducah (24,735)-L.J. Hanifan. M Jay (3,152)-Arnold M. Sanborn. Paris (6,310)-Lee Kirkpatrick. Kennebunk (3,138)-Chester C.Tuttle. Pineville (2,908)-W. M.Wilson. Kittery (4,783)-Elmer O. Small. Princeton (3,889)-Everett Howton. Lewiston (31,791)-Charles W.Bickford. Providence (4,150-WillisII. Sugg. Lisbon (P.0., LisbonFalls)(4,091)-Fraak Richmond (5,622)-W.F. O'Donn311. Byram. Russellville (3,124)-C.T. Canon. Lubec (3,371)-Raymond B.Steward. Shelbyville(3,760)-E. E. Bratcher. Madison (3,700).(See Skowhegan.) Somerset (4,872)-P.II Hopkins. Mexico (3,242)-Leon P.Spinney. Winchester(8,333)-E. F. Birckhead. Millinocket (4,528)-William M.Marc. Milo (2,894)-C. L. Clement. LOUISIANA' Norway (2,969)-W. H.Edminster. Oldtown (8,958)-W. O. Chase. Abbeville(3,641)-J. H. Williams.' Orono (3,133).(See Oldtown.) Alexandria (17,M0)-W.J. Avery.' Paris (3,858)-Ray Robinson. Baton Rouge(21,782)-W. B. Hatcher.' Pittsfield (2,700)-WilliamM. Bottomley. Bogalusa (8,245)-D.H. Stringfield, Franklinton. Poi tland (89,272)-WilliamB. Jack. Covington(2,942)-E. E. Lyon.' , Presque Isle (5,581)-Alden B.Hayes. Crowley (6,108)-J. M.Baker.' Rockland (8,109)-E. L. Toner. De Ridder(3,535)-D. G. Lunaford.4 Rumford (8,576)-L. E. Williams. Donaldsonville(3,745)-Larry Jo. Bahia.' Saco (6,817)-H. C. Hull. Eunice (3,272)-W.B. Prescott,' Opelousas. Sanford (10,691)-JamesA. Hamlin. Franklin(3,504)-L. A. Law.' Skowhegan (5,981)-William B.Woodbury. Gretna (7,197)-J.C. Ellis.' South Berwick (2,956)-WilliamC. McCue. Hammond(3,855)-W. J. Dunn,' Amite. South Portland(9,254)-Leon W. Gerrish. Homer (3,305)-JohnS. Patton.' Van Buren(4,594)-C. L. O'Connell. Houma(5,160)-H. L. Bourgeois.' Waterville (13,351)-C. E.Glover. Jeanerette (2,512)-L.G. Porter,' New lberio. Westbrook (9,453)-W. B. 8.Ellingwood. Jennings (3,824)-WP. Aruette.' Wilton (2,505).(See Jay.) Kentwood (3,059)-W. J. Dunn,' Amite. Winslow (3,280)-Carl B.Lord. 14° ilLafayette(7,866)-J. W. Faulk.' York (P. O., York Village)(2,727).(See Kittery.) I Parish superintendent. 4 Parish superintendent. 91739 ° -30---4 46 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, 1930

MARTLAND Groveland (2,850)-George A. Keith. Hadley (2,784)-OrionA. Morton, Northampton. Annapolis (11,214)-George Fox.' Hanover (2,575)-Harold E.Jackman. Baltimore (733.826)-DavidE. Wegleln. Hardwick (3,986).(See Barre.) Brunswick (3,905)-0. LloydPa Idler.' Harvard (2,A6)-N. N. Love. Frederick. Hatfield (2,651).(See Hadley.) Cambridge(7,467)-James B. Noble.' Haverhill 53,884)-Albert L. Barbour. Chestertown (2,537)-Louis C. Robinson.' Hingham 5,604)-0. K. Collins. Crisfield (4,116)-W. Stewart Fitzgerald,3Princess Holbrook,161)-A. O. Christiansen. Anne. Holden (2,970)-J. R. Childs. Cumberland t291837)-Char1es L. Kopp.' Holliston (2,707)-Wm. A. Nickerson. Easton (3,442)-EugeneW. Pruitt.' Holyoke (60,203)-Wi1liam R. Peck. Elkton (2,660)-Howard T. Ruhi. Hopedale (2,777)-Carroll H. Drown. Frederick (11,066)-G. Lloyd Palmer.' Hudson (7,807)-Betram D.Brown. Frostburg (6,017)-Charles L.kopp,2 Cumberland. Ipswich (6,201)-Joseph I. Horton. Hagerstown (28,064)-B. J. Grimes.' Kingston (2,505)-JohnH. Parker. r Havre de Grace (4,377)-C. MiltonWright.' Lawrence (94,270)-Bernard M. Sheridan. Bel Air. Lee (4,085)J-Char1esA. Miller. Hyattsville (2,675) -Nicholas Orem,' Upper Marl- Leicester (3,6:15)-Melvin C. Knight. boro. Lenox (2,691)- -Thomas W.Mahan.-, Salisbury (7,553) -James M.Bennett.' Leominster (19,744).-W. II. Perry. Takoma Park (3,168)-Edwin W. Broome,'Rock- Lexington (6,350)-ThomaSS. (kindle. t Ville. Longmeadow (P. 0., East Longmeadow)(2,618)- Western Port (3;977)-Charles L. Kopp,' Cumber- Ballard D. Remy. land. Lowell 912,759)-Hugh J. Molloy. Westminister (3,521)-M, S. H.Unger." Ludlow (7,470) -Richard 1).Tucker. Lynn (99,14s) -IlarveyS. Gruver. MAtillACHUSIITTS Malden(49,103)--F. G. Marshall. %Mansfield (6,255)-LergyL. Woods. Abington (5,787)-C. A. Record. Marblehead (7,324)-Frahk II.Hill. Acushnet (3,075)-Charles H. Holmes. Marlboro (15.028)-Ernest P.Carr. Adams (12,967)-Ralph S. Smith. Maynard (7,0S6)-C. H. Walker. Agawam (5,023)Benjamin J. Phelps. Meatield(3,595) -Lyman R. Allen. Amesbury (10,036)-Ralph R. Barr. Medford (39M:00-Herbert 11.Howes. Amherst (5,550)-Jason O. Cook. Medway (2,956)._(See Holliston.) Andover (8,268)-Henry C. Sanborn. Melrose (18,204)-4terrnan11. Stuart. Arlington (18,66,5)-Chester A. Moody. Methuen (15,1149)-1467..isII. Co Atiol (9.792)-W. ScottWard. Middleboro(8,453)-J. Stearns C go. Attleboro (19,730-Lewis A. Fales. Milford (13,471)-A. O. Caswell. 4 Auburn (3,890-Clarence M.Harris. Millbury (5,653)-C.C. Ferguson. Ayer (3,052)-Frank C. Johnson. Milton (9,3M2)-13oraceF. Turnet. . Barnstable (4,01)-Jerome P. Fogwell. Monson(4,s2(1)--E. J. best. Barre (3,357)-Charles A. Rush. Montague(7,675)-J. S. Keating, Turners Falls. Belmont (10,749)-Frank A. Scott. Nantucket(2,797)-Joseph R. Burgess. Beverly (22,561)-S. Howard Chace. Natick (10,907)-CliffordR. Hall. Billerica (3,646)-Eugene C. Vining. Needham(7,012)-John C. Davis. Blackstone (4,299)-William T. MacDougall. New Bedford (121,217)-AllenP. Keith. Boston (748,060)-Jeremiah E. Burke. Newburyport (15,618)-Starr g. Bourne (2,530)-James F. Peebles. Newton (46,054)-U.G. Wheele wtonville. Braintree (10,5S0)-C. Edward Fisher. North Adams (22,282)-G.C. Boman. Bridgewater (8,438)-Clifton C. Putney. Northampton (21,951)-F. K.Congdon. Brocktone(66,254)-John F. Scully. North Andover(6,265)-Fred E. Pitkin. Brookline (37,748)-Oscar C. Gallagher. North Attleboro(9,23i/)-George W. Morris. 'Mambridge (109,694)-M. E. Fitzgerald. Northbridge (10,174)-HarrieJ. Phipps, Whitinif Canton (5,945)-Alberl S. Ames. ville. Chelmsford (5,682)-Morge S. Wright. North Brookfield(2,610)-Asa M. Jones. Chelsea (43,184)-George C. Francis. Norwood (12,627)-LeonardW. Grant. ,I Chicopee (36,214)-John J. Desmond, Jr. Orange (5,393)-Edward C. Hempel. Clinton (12,979)-Thomas F. Gibbons. Oxford (3,S20).(See Millbury.) Cohasset (2,639).(See Hingham.) Palmer (9,896)-ClittodH. Hobson. Concord (6,461)-Wells A. Hall. Peabody (19,652)-AlbertRobinson. Dalton (3,752)-Herbert L. Allen. Pittsfield (41,763)-John F.Gannon. Danvers (11,108)-Ivan G. Smith. Plymouth (13,045)-AnsonB. Handy. Dartmouth (6,493)-A. R. Paull. Provincetown (4,246) -Ch rles A. Harris. Dedham (10,292)-John C. Anthony. Quincy (47,876)-James N.à¡Muir. 1" Deerfield (2,B03)-M. E. Janes. Randolph (4,756).(See H brook.) Dighton (2,574)-Edward L. Hill. Reading (7,439)-AdelbertL Safford. Dracut (5,280)-0. L. Randall, 97 EighteenthSt., Revere (28,823)-CarlF. Lindstel. Lowell. Rocklmd (7,544)-Richard 8. Esten. Dudley (3,701).(See Webster.) RockOrt (3,878)-William FEldredge. i East Bridgewater (3,484-Ames G. Reardan. Salem (42,529)-George M. 'lapis. Easthampton (11,261)-Herbert D. Casey. Saugus (19,874)-Jeue W. Lambert. Easton (5,041)-Gilbert C. Mann. Scituate (2,534)-Harold C.Wingate, Egypt. Everett (40,120)-Falrfield Whitney. Seekonk (2,898)-Herbert L. Whitman,Rehoboth. Fairhaven 7,291)-Charles F. Prior. Shrewsbury (3,708)-M. A.Sturtevaajp, Fall Rive; (l20,486)-Hector L. Belisle. Somerset (3,520)-11. FreemanBates.'" Falmouthr( ,500)-Paul Dillingham. Somerville (93,091)-Everett W. Ireland. Fitchburg (41,029)-4ames M. McNamara. Southbridge (14,245)-F. E. Corbin. Foxboro (4,138)-Ira A. Jenkins. Soqth Hadley (5,527)-F. E.Whittemore. Framingham (17,033)-Burr Jay Merriam. El cer (5,930)-1. H. Agard. Franklin (8,497)- Arthur W. Hale. SprtoWield (119,814)-Zenos E. Scott. Gardner (18,970-Fordyce T. Reynolds. Stotìoham (7,873)-Charles E. Varney. Gloucester (22,047)-Ernest W. Fellows. 'Stoughton (6,865)-Frank A. Morris. Grafton (6,887)4-Albert B. Cole. Sutton (P. O., Auburn)(2,5713). (E3 uburn.) Great Barrington (8,315)-Russell H. Bellows. wampecott (8,100-Harold F. Do Greenfield (15,462)-Frederick W. Porter. Taunton (37,137)-WendellA. Mo . Templeton (4,019)-Leon E. Prior,Baldwinsville. AMMIN=111110 Tewksbury (4,450).(See Dracut.) 'County superintendent. Uxbridge (6,384)---A. B. Oaroelon. CITY. SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS 47

Wakefield (13,025)-Willard B. Atwell. Menominee (8,907)John L.. Silvernale. Walpole (5,446)-Frank L. Mansur. Midland (5,483)-J. J. Schafer. Waltham (30,915)-William H. Slayton. Monroe (11 ,573) --C. W. C'rande11. Ware(s1525)-Williani R. Barry. Mblilit Clemens (9,4:.:)-L. W.Fast. Wareham (4,415) -Bion C. Merry. Motint Pleasant (4,S19)-0. F. Ganiard. Warren (3.467)-S. 13. Genthner. Munising (5,037)- -II. A. Wood. Watertown (21,457)-Wilfred H. Prioe. Muskegon (36,570)-John A. Craig. Webster (13,258)-JamesA.Lobban. Muskegon Heights (9,514)-W. R. Booker. Wellesley (6,224)-S, Monroe Graves. Wellesley Negaunee (7,419)-11. S. rarolittle. Hills. Niles (7,311)- Floyd W. Crawford. Wethoro (5,7g9)-J. Harding Armstrong. Norway (4,533)-C. E. Hertz. west Bridgewater (2,VO4).-- E. W.Robinson. Onaway( 9) --0 lenn Schonhals. West( luld (18,6O4)-Chester D. SWPS. Otsego (3,118)--El. II.Rigg. Westford (3,170)-Ilarold D. Sy lye,ster. ()wosso (12,575)----E. J. Willman. Westport (3,115)- Milton E. Earle Petoskey (5,064)-H. C. Spitler. West Springfield (13,443)-John R.Fausey. Plymouth (2.857)-George A. Smith. \Vermouth(15,057) --Parker T.Pearton,East Pontiac (34,273)-Ja.1 I Harris. W'eyrnouth. Port Huron (25,941/4 .: ck rd. Whitman (7,147)-F. E. Holt. River Rouge (9,8227'-A. Id

Wilbraham(2,7s0) -Frederic A.Wheeler,East Rochester (2.549)--W. E. . I,ongmeadow. Royal Oak (6,(X)7) -Frank lien(ry. williamst6wn(3,707)-Francis V. Grant. Saginaw (61,903)-Chester F. Miller. Wilmington (2,r,s1)--Stef)hen (1. Bean. St. Clair (3,204)-F. (), Grounds. Winchendon (5,904)--Guy W. Vail. St. Johns (3,925; Frank P.Mick. Winchester (10,04:1) -James J. Quinn. St. Joseph (7,251)-E. P. Clarke. Winthrop ()5,4:15) --Edward R.Clarke. St. Louis (3,036)-Ray L. Bowen. Woburn (1(,:%74) -GeorgeI. Clapp. Sault Ste. Marie (12,096)-0. G.Malcolm. Worcester (179,754)-WalterS. Young. South Haven (3,829)-1.. C. Mohr. Wrentham (2,808). (See Franklin.) Sturgis (5,995)-C. M. Ferner. Three Rivers (5,209)-Charles fr..Carrick, MICHIGAN Traverse City (10,925)-ChailesL. Poor. Wakefield (4,151)-C. W. Berner., Adrian (11 ,S7S)-C..H O ri trey. Wyandotte (18,145) -F. W. Frostic. Albion (S,354)-DonHarrington. Ypsilanti (7,413) -Arthur (1.Erickson. Alieithn (3.637)- Edward11. Killian.

Alma (7,542)-F. R. Phillips. MINNESOTA "b- Alpena (11,101)-(leorge II.Curtis. .. ArmArbor(19,516)-0.W. Ilaisley. Albert Lea (8,056)-A. L. Gaarder. Battle('reek (36,164)-W. 0.'Coburn. Alexandria (3,3M)-11. B. Gough. Bay City (47,M4)-(1. L. Jenner. Anoka (4,287)-14. W. Adams. Belding (3,910--- E.E. Crompton. Aureol (2,809)-Rtanley Adkins. Henton Harbor(ag.33)-s..(1. Mitchell. AuFttlt(10,118)-S. T. Neveln. Bessemer (5,482) .It Cobh. Bemidji (7,086)-J. W. Smith., Big Rapids (4,558)---J., W.Keller. .Blue Edrth (2,568)-Lee It. Pemberton. Birmingham (3.6M) -Clarence L.Vliet. Brainerd (0,591)-W. C. Cobb. Boyne City (4,2S4)-WillianiL. Fuchrer. Chisholm (909)-J. P. Vaughan. Buchanan (3,187)--11.C Stark. Cloquet (5,127)-E. B. Anderson. Cadillac (9,750)--B.C. Shankbind. Columbia Heights (Minneapolis,4101 Jaclso9 St Calumet(22,369)-Edward J. Hall. NE.) (2,908)-T. Edgar Henderson. (' fin; (2,704)-M.J.*Crawford. Crookston (6,825)- Arnold Oloor. Charlotte (5,126)-E.H. Chapelle. Crosby (3,500)-F. E. Perkins. Cheboygan (5,642)-CarlTitus. Detroit Lakes (3,426) -L. ti.Towle. Coldwater (6,114)-J.T. Symons. Duluth (98,917)-Leonard Young. Crystal Falls(3,394)-W. E. Thorsberg. Ely (4,902)-W. E. Englund. Detroit (993,678)--Frank Cody. Eveleth (7,205)-Daniel B. Heller. Dowagfac(r),440)--A. H. Robertson. Fairmont (4,630)-R. 11. Towne. Durand(2,672)-William S. Goody. Faribault (11,089)-H. H kirk. Ecorse(4,394)-C. J. Miller. Fergus Falls (7,581)-Alv1n T. Stolen. Escanaba (13,103)-R.E. Cheney. Gilbert (3,510)-W. J. Ryan. Fenton (2,50"4rWilliam J. Burkett. Grand Rapids (2,914)--C. C. Baker. Ferndale (P. -01., ketroit)(2,640)-Edgar F. Down. Hastings (4,571)-E. A. Durhahn.. Flint(91,5)9)-C. Nt Courter. Hibbing (15,089)-J. W. Richardson. Gladstone(4,953)-A. R. Watson. Hopkins (3,055)-R. J. Mayo. (land Haven(7,205)-Earl Il. Babcock, Hutchinson (3,379)-Mendus R Vevie. Grand Ledge(3,(43)-Jonas Sawdon. International Falls (3,448)-HaroldR. mterson. Grand Rapids (137,634)-LeslieA. Butler. Lake City (2,846) -CurtisR. Martin. Greenville (4,304)-E.B. Holden. Litchfield (2,190)-Sam E. Tift. llamtramck (48,615)-M.R. Keyworth. Little Falls (5,500)-Earl C. Van Dusen. Hancock (7,527)-LeonardMnieee. Luverne (2,782) -II. C. Bell. Hastings (5,132)-D.A. Van Buskirk. Mankato (12,469)-II. II. Eelkema. Highland Park(48,499)-1. M. Allen. Marshall (3,092)-R. L. Brown. Hillsdale(5,476)-Lewis P. Holliday. Melrose (2,529)-11. J. O'Donnell. Holland(12,183)-E. E. Fell. Minneapolis (380.582)-0. R. Reed. Houghton(4,466)- Glenn K.. Kelly. Montevideo (4,419)-C. A. Pederson. Howell(299'il)-John 8. Page. Moorhead (5,720)-S. G. Reinertsen. Ionia (6,935)-A.A. Rather. New Ulm (8,745)--F. B. Andreea. Iron Mountain(8,251)-M. 13. Travis. Northfield (4,ea)-43. W. Herr. Iron River(4,295)-Carl A. Pfeiffer. Owatonna (7,252) -John J. Skinner. Ironwood (I5,739)-DuFay R. Rice. PipeMone (3,325)-C. II. Matson. Ishpeming(I0,500)-C. L. Phelps. Red Wing (8,t)37)-Oeorge V. Kinney. Jackson(48,374)-E. O. Marsh Rochettter (13,722)-0. H. Sanberg. Kalamazoo(48,487)-E. H. Drake. . St. Cloud (15,873)-R. H. Brown. Lansing (57,327)-JW. Sexton. I St. James (2,673)-L. M. Wikre. Lapeer (4,723)-E.F.. Irwin. , St. Paul (234,69b).-8. O. Hartwell. Ludington(b,810)-H. E. Waits. St. Peter (4,335)-Melville It. Davli. Manistee (9,69)-BenjaminK lager. Sauk Center (2,899)-II. A. Falk. Manistique (6,380)-ArthurF. Hall. South St. Paul (6,860)-Irv1n T. Simley, Marine City (3,731)---FloydBoughoer. Staples (2,570)-P, M. Atwood. Marquette (12,718)-Willard M.Whitman. Stillwater (7,735)-Guy D. Smith. Mall (4,270)-H.M. Holm*. Thiel River Falls (4,685)-Morris Bye.

I 11P.5 t % 48 1 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY,1930

Two Harbors (4,646)-C.E. Campton. Monett (4,206)-0. E. Evans. Virginia (14,022)-W. G.Bolcom. Neosho (3,968)-N. E.Vile& Waseca (3,908)-S. C. Huffman. a. Nevada (7,139)-E.A. Elliott. West St. Paul (2,962)-Herbert L. Garlough. Poplar Bluff (8,442)-GeorgeR. Longhead. Willmar (6,892)-L-Arthur M. Wfsness. Richmond (4,409)-Price L.Collier. Winona (19,143)-R. B. Irons. St. Charles (8,503)-StephenBlackhurst. Worthington (3,481)-C.A. Patchin. St. Joseph (77,939)-F.H. Barbee. St. Louis (772,897)=-HenryJ. Gerling.1 MISSISSIPPI Sedalia (21,144)-HeberU. Hunt. Sikeston (3,613)-Roy V.Ellise. Arberdeen (4,071)-C. E. Saunders. Sljiter (3,797)-C.C. Birch. Amory (2,861)-J. F. Evans. Springfield (39431)-HarryP. Study. Bay St. Louis (3,033)-S.J. Ingram. Trenton (6,951)-W. H.McDonald. Biloxi (10,937)-A. L. May. University City(6,792)-Charles Banks. Brookhaven (4,706)-Edgar S. Bowlus. Warrensburg(4,811)-Edward Beatty. Canton (3,252)-James M. Smyth. Washington (3,132)-M.D. Thudiurn. Charleston (3,007)-PW. Wk Gunn. Webb City (7,807)-D.R. McDonald. Clarksdale (7,552)-H. B. Heidelberg. Webster Groves(9,474)-Willard E.Goslin.1 Columbia (2,826)-A-. G. Stubblefield. West Plains (3,178)-J.k. Martin. ColUmbus (10,501)-C. N. Brandon. Corinth (5,498)-C. L. Crawley. MT 'TANA Greenville (11,560)-E. E. Bass. Greenwood (7,793)-W. C. Williams. Anaconda (11,688)-W.K. Dwyer Grenada (3,402)-John Rundle. Billings (15,100)-A.T. Peterson. Gulfport (8,157)-B Frank Brown. Bozeman (6,183)-D.S. Williams. Hattiesburg (13,270)-W. I. Thames. Butte (41,611)-A.H. Douglass. Jackson (22,817)-Edward L. Bailey. Deer Lodge(3,780)-Owen D.Speer. Laurel (13,037)-R. H. Watkins. Dillon (2,701)Charles Henry. McComb (7,775)-Joseph E.Gibson. Glendive (3,816)-0.E. Kidder. Meridian (23,399)-11. M. Ivy. Great Falls(24,121)-kving W.Smith. Moss Point (3,340).-A. L. Monroe. Havre (5,429)-W.J. Shirley. Natchez (12,608)-W. H. Braden. Helena (12,037)-R.O. Evans. New Albany (2,531)-W. R.Applewbite. Kalispell(5,147)-W. D. Swetland. Oirolona (3,852)-C. U. Moore. Lewistown -(6,120)--C. .kagoula (6,0A2)-B. P. Russum. G. Manning. rkvllle Livingston (6,311)-B.A. Winans. (21596)-e... Fox. 41, Miles City (7,937)---GlenG. Eye. Tupelo (5,05)-Charles F. Capps. Missoula (12,669-IraB. Fee. Vicksburg (18,072)-J. P.Carr. Red Lodge(4,515)-Harry B.Field. Water Valley (4,315)-I..J. Marrs. Whitefish (2,867)-E. West Point (4,400)-Bailey Saiumpert, A. Hinderman. Winona (2,672)-1. S. Hann. Yazoo City (5,244)-R. L. Bedwell. NEBRASKA Alliance (4,591)-H.R. Partridge. MISSOURI Auburn (2,863)-J.A. Jimerson. Aurora (2,962)-J. A. Doremus. Aurora (3,576)-Miles A. Elliff. Beatrice (9,664)-ArcherL, Burnham, Bonne Terre (3,815)-Fred Brunet. Blair (2,702)-D. V.Masser. Boonville (4,665)-C. E.Chrane. Broken Bow (2,567)-C.V. Hobson. Brookfield (6,304)-L. V.Crookshank. Chadron (4,412)-JamesSkinkle. Butler (2,702)-F. Olin Capps. Columbus (6,410)-k.R. McGee. -Cameron (3,248)-C. C. Crosswhite. Fairbury (5,454)-W. E.Scott. Cape Girardeau (10,252)-J.A. Whiteford. Falls City (4,930)-A.B. Gelwick Carrollton(3,218)-eorgeD. Dieterich. Fremont (9,605)-A. H.Waterhouse. Carthage (10,068)-J L. Campbell. Gering (2.508)-J. PiedNelson. Caruthersville (4,7)-R. M. Pierce. Grand Island (13,947)-C.Ray Gate& Chaffee (3,035)-Charles Scott. ,Hastings (11,647)-A. H. Charleston (3,410)-A. D.Simpson. Staley. Chillicothe (6,772)-0. E. DM& Havelock (3,602)-EvanL. Flory. Clayton (3,028)-John L. Bracken. Holdredge (3,108)-J. C.Mitchell. Clinton (5,098)-Arthur Lee. Kearney (7,702)-0.A. Wirsig. Columbia (10,392)-W. I. Oliver. Lincoln (59,060)-MillardC. Lefler. De Soto (5,003)-0. T. Coil. McCook (4,303)-J. A. True. Dexter (2,635)-Fred Miller. Nebraska City (6)279)-G.G. Warren. Eldon (2,636)-DrummondC. Rucker. Norfolk (8,634)-H. B.Simon. Excelsior Springs (4,165)-W.S. Smith. North Platte (10,466)--W.J. Brahazn. Farmington, (2,685)-W. L. Johns. Omaha (191,601)-J. H.Beveridge. Festus (3,348)-W. L. Pulliam. Plattsmouth (4,190)-R.E. Bailey. Schuyler (2,636)-R. T.Fosnot. - Fredericktown (3,124)-GroverM. Cozean. Scottsbluff (6,912)-E. L.Weaver. Fulton (5,595)-J. T. Bush. Sidney (2,852)-G. F.Liebendorfer. Hannibal (19.306)-L.McCartney. Superior (2,719)-1.A. Christenson. RigginsvIlIe (2,724)-t.F. Johns. Wymore (2,592)-A. Independence (11,686)-E. B.Street. E. Fisher. Jefferson City (1400)-WilliarnF. Knox. York (6,3)-1onrsd Jacobson. Joplin (29902)-J. A. Koontz. Kansas City (324,410)-GeorgeMelcher. NEVADA _ Kennett (3,622)-J. F. Taylor. Kirksville (7,213)-J. H.Neville. Reno (12,016)-B. D.Billinghurst. Kirkwood (4,422)-F. P.Tillman. Smrics (3,238)-GeorgeL. Dilworth. Lebanon(2 848)-CharlesA. McMillan. Tonopah(4,144)-Rufus I. Jacobson. Lexington 4,696)-L. H. Bell. Liberty (3, )-D. H. Kay.. Louisiana (4,060)-Tom M. Conrad. NEW BANYSIIIRE Mown (30) -M. 8. Vaughn. Miplewood (7,431)-7.Richmond. Berlin (16,104)-CarlM. Bair. Marceline (3,760)-J. A. Burnside. Claremont(9,524)--Albert B. Kellogg. Marshall (5,200)-W. M.Westbrook. Concord(22,187)- Louis J. Rundlett, Maryville (4,711)-4. L.Lawing. Conway (31,102)-JohnH. Fuller.' Mexico (6,013)-L. B. Hawthorns. I Moberly (12,808)--M.S. Bomb. IAoting. 07 CITY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS 49

Derry(5,312)-Car1Cotton. Leonia (2,979)-Nelson C. Smith. Dover (13,029)-J. E. Wignot. Little Ferry (2,715)-E. E. Gaige. Exeter (4,604)-Clifton A. Towle. Lodi (8,175)-Henry V. Matthews. Franklin (6,318)-Fred S. Libbey. Long Branch (13,521)-Charles T.Stow. Gorham (2,734)-George O. Smith. Madison (5,523)-Walter B. Davis. Haverhill (3,406)-Norman J. Page. Merchantville (2,749)-John W. Kratzer. Keene (11,210)-William C. T. Adams. Metuchen (3,334)-Edgar F. Bunce Laconia (10,897)-John S. Gilman. Milltown (2,573)-Harry R. Mensch. Lancaster (2,819)-William G. Fuller: Millville (14,6q1)-Homer Bortner. Lebanon (6,162)-William J. English. Montclair (28,810)-Frank G. Pickell. Littleton (4,239)-Oalus H. Barrett. Morristown (12,648)-J. Burton Wiley. Manchester (78,384)-Louis P. Benezet. Newark (414,524)-John H. Logan. Milford k3,783)-Harold C. Bales. New Brunswick (32,779)-F. J. Sickles. Nashua (28,379)--Charles H. Noyes. Newton (4.125)-C. H. Reagle. Newmarket (3,180-Chester W. Doe, Northwood. North Bergen (23,344)-M. F. Husted. Newport (4,109)-T. C. Morrill. North Plainfield (P. 0., Plainfield)(6,916)-B. R. Northumberland (P. 0., Groveton)42,567)-E. S. Terhune. Foster. Nutley (9,421)-Paul R. Radcliffe. Pembroke (P. 0., Suncook) (2,563)-Ilenry S. Ocean City (2,512)-Albert C. Shuck. Roberts. Orange (33,268)-W. B. Patrick. Peterboro (2,615)---Lawton Chase. Palisades Park (2,633)-CarlA. Marsden: Portsmouth (13,569)-Harry L. Moore. Passaic (63,841)-Pred S. Shepherd. Rochester (9,673)--William 11. Buker. ft Paterson (135,875)-John R. Wilson. Somersworth (6,688)-Howard L. Winslow. Paulsboro (4,352)-Wilmer F. Burns. We !vole (2,553)-Lawrence O. Thompson. Penns Grove (6,060)-Merritt Jenkins. Perth Amboy (41,707)--W. C. McGinnis. NEW JERSEY Phillipsburg (16,923)-George A. Kipp. Pitman (3,38.)-Daniel W. Davis. Asbury Park (12,400)-A. E. Kraybill. Plainfield (27,700)-F. W. Cook. Atlantic City (50,707)-Char1eg B.Boyer. Pleasantville (5,887)-Simon M. Horstick. Audubon (4,740)-William L. Fidler. Princeton (5,917)-Mabel T. Vanderbilt. Bvont% (76,754)-Prestonli. Smith. Prospect Park (P. 0., Paterson)(4,292)Thomas Batleville(15,680)-(1. R. Gerard. L. Bump. Bergerrfield (3,687)-Roy W. Brown. Rahway (11,042)-F. W. Little. Beverly (2,562)-I,. S. Trost le. Raritan (4,457)-Oscar A. Fisher. Beoornfield (22,0)()-Edgar S. Stover. Red Bank (9,251)-Edwin C. Gilland. Blogota (3,90(1)-Frank E. Tilton. Ridgefield Park (8,575)-A. RayPalmer. Boonton 45,V2)-M. B. Mann. Ridgewood (7,580)-ira W. TraiCl. Bordentown (4,371)-R. M. Oberholser. Rockaway (2,655)-Charles L. Curtis. Boundbrook (5,906)-Albert S. Davis. Roselle (5,737)-John R. Patterson. Bridgeton (14,323)-ChesterRobbins. Roselle Park (P. 0., Elizabeth)(5,438)-8. F. Burlington (9,049)-Vann IL Smith. Smith. Butler (2,888)-R. J. Ellenberger. sRutherford (9,497)-C. A. Fetterly. Caldwell (3,993)-D. C. Barnett. Salem (7,435)-A. J. Dohner. Camden (116,309)-James E. Bryan. Secaucus (5,423)-M. J. Pechtel. Cape May (2,999)-11.A. Rodes. Somerville (8,718)-T. Latimer Brooks. Carlstlibt (4,472)-0eorge Kintner. South Amboy (7,897)-Oscar O.Barr. Carteret (1,047)- -Barbara V. Hermann. South Orange (12,557)-Jobn H. Bosshart. Cliffside Park (P. 0., Grantwood)(5,709)-George South River (6,696)-Will1am S.Leah. F. Hall. Summit (10,174)-Joha B. Dougall. Clifton (26,470) -George J. Smith. Tenafly (3,585)-R S. Maugham. Collingswood (8,714)-John B.Ritter. Trenton (l19,289)-William J. Bickett. Dover (9,803)-R.8. Bowlby. Union City (60,725)-Arthur O.Smith. Dumont(2,537)-I.. J. 'Ionia& Verona (3,039)-Frederic N. Brown. Dunellen(3,394)-R. W. Crane. Vineland (6,799)-H. W. Weidner. East Newark(3,057)-E. J. Campbell, jr. Wallington (5.715)-Ernest 0411arding. East Orange (50,710)-CliffordJ. Scott. Wanaque (2,916)-BertP. Bos. East Rutherford(5,483)-Frank J. Oglee. Washington (3,341)-S. M. Tressler. Edgewnter (3,530)-W dram F.Conway. Weehawken (14,485)-Raymond E. Pinkkam. Egg Harbor City(2,622)-D. R. Rohrbach. Westfield (9,063)-C. A. Philhower. Elizabeth (95,783)-Ira T.Chapman. West New York (29,926)-5'.L. Bain. Englewood(11,627)-W inton J. W hits. West Orange (16,573)-8. C. Strong. Fairview (4,882)-Z. O. Masten,jr. Westwood (2,597)-W. O. Lippitt. 'Ut P4emington (2,590)-PaulH. Axtell. Wharton (2,877)-William P. Curtis. Fort Lee (5,781)-ArthurE. Chase. Wildwood (2,790)-lienryC. Chalmers. Franklin (4,0M)-FredC. Shotwell. Woodbury (5.801)-M. G. Thomas. Freehold (4,768)-LloydS. Cassel. Oarfield (19,381)-W.H. Steegar NSW MEXICO Olen Ridge(4,620)-Herbert W. Dutch. Gloucester City (12,162)-AlbertM. Bean. AlbuqueAlue(15,157)-John Milne. Guttenberg (6,726)-Mrs. Anna L. Klein. Clovis (4,9Q4)-James M. Bickley. Hackensack (1.7,687)'-WilliamA. Smith. Deming (3,212)-E. D. Martin. Hackettstown (2,936)-V.C. Brugler. Gallup (3,920)-Charles B. Redick.. Haddonfield (5,848)-Alleu S. Martin. Las Cruces (3,969)-L. M. Cook. Haddon Heights (2,950)-WilliamC. Davis. Las (4,304)-Walter B. McFarland. Baledon (3,435)-AbsidomGrundy. Raton 5,544)-Donald W. MacKay. Hammonton (6,417)-11. H.Smith. Roswel (7,033)--D. N. Pope. Harrison (15,721)-C.A. McGlennon. Santa Fe (7,238)-Isabel L. Eckles. .Hasbrouck Heights (2,895)-C.C. Hitchcock. Silver City (2,662)-Lela A. Manville. Hawthorne (5,135)-F. H. Thorns. Tucumcari (3,117)-R. J. Mullins. Highland Park (4)366)-F. WillardFurth. West Las Vegas (3,902)-1Eugenla Herber. Hightstown (2,674)-Jane B. Donnell.. Hoboken (68,166)-DallielS. Keeley. Irvington (25,480)-Robert L.Saunders. tali.TOIL Jersey City(298,103)-James A. Nugent. Kearny(P.0., Arlington) (26,724)-Hermann Albany (113,344)-C. Edward Jones. .

Dressel. Albion (4,683)-Carl I. Bergerson. 1/4 Keypad (4,415)-W. E. beak. Amityville (VW-Arthur W. Ruff. Lambertville (41.640):-4. B.Herring. , Amsterdam (118,620-Wilbur B. Lyn*. ge, so EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY) 1 930

Auburn (36,192)George F. Barford. Middletown (18,420) --F. H. Burdick. Avon (2,585)-J. 11. Green. M ineola (3,016)-Harlan B. Allen. Babylon (2.523)-C. W. Armstrong. Mohawk (2,919)-Harrv M. Fisher. Baldwinsville (3,685)-11. E. Elden. Mount Kisco (3,944) --11. M. Jennings. Ballston Spa (4,103)-W. A. Andrews. Mount Words (3,312) -W. L. Strait. Batavia (13,541)-Clyde P. Wells. Mount'Vernon (42,726)-William If. Holmes. Bath (4,795)-W. Howard Vanderhoef. Newark (6,964)-F. Neff Stroup Beacon (10,996)-E. Dliewes. Newburgh (30,366)-Snyder J. Gage. Binghamton (66,S00)-Danie1 J. Kelly. New Rochelle (3e,213)-A1bert Leonard. Brockport (2,980)-E. S. Barclay. New York (5,620,000-Wi1liam J. O'Shea. Broniville (3,055)-WUlard W. Beatty. Niagara Falls (54,573) --James F. Taylor. Buffalo (506,775)-E. C. Hartwell. North Tarrytown (5,927)-Charles A. Benedict. Canandaigua (7,356)-Fr8nk E. Fisk. NorthTomiwanda(15,0/2)-D. E. Batcheller. Canastota (3,995)-0. F. Bogardus. Norwich (8,26$)-F. R. Wassung. Canton (2,631)-Hugh C. W illiams. Nyack (11.444)-A. C. Hamilton. Carthage (4,320)-R. G. Wallace. ogdenshurg (14,609)-Arthur J. Laidlaw. Catskill (4,728)-John T. kaemmerlen. Olean (20,506)-W. C. Oreenawalt. Cedarhurst (2,838).(See Lawrence.) Oneida (10,54)) -Albertif. Covell. Chatham (2,710)-A. Wesley Armitage. Oneonta (11,582)-(leorge J. Dann. Clyde (2,528)-Evcrt O. Itansing. Ossiuing (10,739) -Everett A. Barto. Cohoes (22,987)-Edward1Iaywar1. oswego (23,626)---Frcdcrick Leighton. Cooperstown (2,725)-M. J. Multer. Owego (4,147).-Roy U. Allen. Corinth (2,576) -Herbert A. Beckman. Patchogue (4,030-Sheridan Linn. Corning (15,820): District No. 9-Williarn E. Sev- Peekskill (15,868)-Paul R. Spencer. ern;District No. 13-A. NI. Blodgett. Penn Van (4.5l7)--Charles (1 Hetherington. Cortland (13,294)-F. F. Smith. Perry (4,717)('harles 1)Fa:isold. Dannernora (2,623)-Lester I. Arnold. Plattsburg (1014)9) --(1eorge M. Elniendorf. Dansville (4,631)-W. J. Braman. Pleasantville (3,590)--Joho E. Morgan Depew (5,8M)-J. M. Barker. Port ('hester 116,573)- Alvah (1. Frost. Dobbs Ferry (4,401)-John A.McGinness. Port Jervis (10,171)-A. H. Naylor. Dolgeville (3,448)-A. O. Bridgman. Potsdam (4,039)-R. .Congdon Dunkirk (19,336)-F. R. Darling Poughkeepsie (35,000)- -Ward C. Moon. East Aurora (3,703)-11. W. Mead. Rensselaer (l0,8Z3)-Wa1ter S. Clark. East Rochester (3,901)-John E. Demorest. Rochester (295,750)-Ilerbert S. Weet. East Syracuse (4,106)-E. T. Hennessy. Rockvil)e Center (6,262) -WilliamS. Covert. Ellenville (3.116)-E. C. Hoemer. Rome (26,340-George R. Staley. Elmira (45,393)-11. O. Hutchinson. Rye (5,308)--(leorge E.Webster. Elmira Heights (4,188)- -L. N. Freeman. Sag IlarbOr (2,993)-W illiarn M. Wood. Endicott (9,500)-Herhert II, Crumb. Salamanca (9,?76)-Oeorge A. Place. Fairport (4,26-Thoma G. Coffee. Saranac I.ake (5,174) --II. V. Littell. Falconer (2,742)-R. D. Fish. Saratoga Springs (13,180-Harris Crandall. Fort Edward (3,871)-Franklin Barber. Saugerties (4,013)-Orant D. Morse. Fort I'lain (2,747)-Ross E. Cameron. Scarsdale (3,506) -Ralph I. Underhill. Frankfort (4,198)-Charies W. Lewis. Schenectady (88,723)-W. 11. Pillsbury Fredonia (6 051)-Claude R. Dye. Scot's (4,35)i)-B. W. Conrad, Freeport- 9)-John W. Dodd. Seneca Falls (6,389)-llubert Mott. Fulton (13,043 G. R. Bodley. Sidney (2,670)-E. J. Bond. Oenevn (14,648)W. L. Houseman. Silver Creek (3,260)- Bernard W. Drake. Glen Cove (8,664) H. C woman. Solvay,(7,352)-Claude A. Duvall. (Hens Falls (16,08)- 1tiler. Southampton (2,891)-11. F. Sabine. -4 Gloversville (22,045)-H. Langworthy. Spring Valley (3,818)-0. P. Rego. Goshen (2,M3)-Charles J. Hooker. Suffern (3,154)-John B. Chilson. Gouveineur (4,143)-Scott L. Bros;n. Syracuse (171,n7)-(1. Carl Alverson. Gowanda (2,673)-R. E. Baldwin. Tarrytown (5,807)-L. V. Case. Granville (3,024)-C. F. McMaster. Tonawanda (10,064) -Walter S. Fraser. Green Island (4,4111-George E. DeMille. Troy (72,013); Lansinghurg district-Neil K.White; Ortenport (3,122)-Joseph A. Walker. Union district-Arvie Eldred. Hamburg (3,165)-Frederick J. Moffitt. Tuclailloe (3,609)-W.II.McClelland. Hastings-uponHudson (5,52N-John L. Hopkins.Tupper Lake (2,508)-RobertE. Minnich. Haverstraw (5,226)-A. P. Burroughs. Union (3,303).(See Endicott.) Hempstead (6,382)-T. P. Calkins. 1,7tica (94,156)-Joh2 4. De Camp. Herkimer (10,453)-Loraine W. Bills. Walden (5,493)-Edwin R. Van Kleeck. o Highland Falls (2,588)-0. M. Baskin. Walton (3,59,)-Howell B. Townsend. Hoosick Falls (4,896)-W. Leon Hutt. Wappingers Falls (3,235)-John C. Ooa. Hornell (15,025)-Harrison S. Dodge. Warsaw (3,622)-Ilerbert Preston Hudson (11,745)-M. C. 8inith. WaterfOrd (2,637)-F.C. Roda. Hudson Falls (5,761)-David R. Finley. Waterleo (3,809)-Charles E. Foley. Ilion (10,169)-Earl P. Wat kin. Watertown (31,285)-RaymondC. Burdick. Irvington (2,701)-/arle W. Anibal. . Watervliet (16,073)-William Richmond. Ithaca (17,004)-F.n). Boynton. Watkins Glen (2,785)-JohnA. Beers Jamestown.(38,917) -Milton J. Fletcher. Waverly (6,270)-P. C. Meserve. Johnson City (8,587)-11. B. Ecclestou. Wellsville (4,996)-Oelrge F.Jammer Johnstown (10,908)-E. L. Ackley. Westfiel(l (3,4)3)-11. M. Eaton. Kenmore. (3,160)-F. C. Densberger. Whitehall (5,2b8)- PageE. Cole. Kingston (26,68110-M. J. Michael. hits Plains (21,031)---John Lurnbard. Lackawanna (17,918)-WIlliain J. Breen. Whitesboro (3,038)--P. 11. Martin. Lancaster L. Smith. Yonkers (100,176)--Lamont F. Hodge. !Jimmies861)-Charles 8. Wright. Le Roy (4,)-E. W. Spry. NORTH CAROLINA Little Falls (13,029)-Henry D. Hervey. Lockport (21,308)-R. B. Kelley. Albemarle (2,491)-M, S. Beam. Lowville (3,127)-Leon A. Davis. Asheboro (2,859)-R. J. Hilker. Lynbrook (4,371)-C. D. Vosburgh. Asheville (28,(,04)--W. L. Brooker. Lyons (4,253)-0. Wendell HOgue. Beaufort (2,968)-Robert L. Fritz,Jr. Malone (7,556)-Florace 11. Lamberton. Belmont (2,941)-H. C. Sisk. Mamaroneck (8,571)-Arthur Z. Boothby. Burlington (5,142)-C. C. Haworth. Mason& (3,993)-A. W. Fortune. Canton (2,584)-6-A. J. Hutchins. Mechanieville (8.186)-Evau E. Jones. Charlotte (46,338)-H. P. Harding. Medina (4011)-11. E. Brown. Concord (9,993)--A. 9. Webb. 1,1 CITY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS 51

Dunn (2,805)-J. Shepard Bryan. Clyde (3,099)-A. J. Love. Durham (21,719)-Frank M. Martin. Columbus (237,031)-J. G. Collicott. Edenton (2,777)-John A. Holmes. Conneaut (9,343)-C. M. Dickey. Elizabeth City (8,925)-J. A. Jones. Coshocton (10.847)-A.C. Pence. Fayetteville (8,877)-Harty Howell. Crestline (4,313)-R. B. Smith. Gastonia (12,871)-W. P. Grier. Crooksville (3,311)-J. E. Stage. Goldsboro (11,296)-Ray Armstrong. Cuyahoga Falls (10,200)-W. II.Richardson. Greensboro (19,860-Guy B. Phillips. Dayton (152,559)-Pau1 C.Stetson. Greenville (5,772)-J. H. Rose. Defiance (8,878)-E. W. Howey. Hamlet (3,808)-H. M. Kyzer. Delaware (8,756)-R. D. Conrad. Henderson (5,222)-E. M. Rollins. Delphos (5.745)-:-E. W. Bell. 1M Hendersonville (3,720)-A. W. Honeycutt. Dennison (5,524)-W. 11. Angel. Hickory (5,076)-R. W. Carver. Dover (8,101)-S. O. Mase. High Point (14,302)-T. Wingate Andrews. East Cleveland (27,292)-W. H. Kirk. Kings Mountain (2,8)0)-Claud Grigg. East Liverpool (21,410-HerbertO. Means. ' Kinston (9,771)-W. A. Graham. East Palestine (5,750)-C. E. Palmer. Laurinburg (2,643)-J. B. Fleming. Eaton (3,210)-John O'Leary. Lenoir (3,718)-C. S. Warren. Elmwood Place (3,991)-W.S. Eversull Lexington (5.24)-.1. II. Cowles. Elyria (20,474)-R. C. Maston. LIneolnton (3,390)-W iley M. Pickens. Euclid (3,363)-W. A. Franks. Lumberton (2,691)-W. B. Crumpton. Fairport Harbut (4,211)-R. A. Greig. Monroe (4,084)-Oeorge W. Bradshaw. Findlay (17,021))-1. F. Matteson. Mooresville (4,315)-H. C. Miller. Fostoria (9,987)-L.A. BuDahn. Morehead City (2,958)-H. L. Joslyn. Franklin (3,071)-G. H. Gerke. Morganton (2,867)-W. F. Starnes. Fremont (12,468)-C.A. Hudson. Mount Airy (4,752)-L. B. Pendergraph. Galion (7,374)-J. F. Bemiller. New Bern (12,198)-H.B. Smith. Gallipolis (6,070)-Wayne Lutz. Newton (3,021)-W. S. Sni Garfield Ileights (P. 0., Cleveland,Turney Road) Oxford (3,606)-C. G. Credle. (2,M0)-Olenn D. King. Raleigh (24,418)-H. F. Srygley. Geneva (3,081)-D. R. Frasher. Reidsville (5,333)-Fred M. Arrowood. Girard (6,5)56)-F O. Treseott. Roanoke Rapids (3,369)-C. N. Davis. Glouster (3,140)-C. B. Dillon Rockingham (2,509))-L. J. Bell. Greenfield (4,344)-F. R. Harris. ROCkyMount (12,742)-R. M. Wilson. Greenville (7,104)-C. L. Bailey. Salisbury (13,884)-E. J. Coltrane. Hamilton (39,675)-D. R. Baker. Sanford (2,977)-C. E. Teague. Hillsboro (4,356)-Z. M. Walter. Shelby (3,609)-B. L. Smith. Hubbard (3,320)-H. G. Boren. Spencer (2,510)-J. D. Messick. Ironton (14,007)-Harper C. Pendry. Statesville (7,895)-R. M.Gray. Jackson (5,842)-13. L. Bates. Tarboro (4,r88)-W. A. Mahler. Kent (7,070)-W.A. Walls. Thomasville (5,676)-D. W. Maddox. Kenton (7,690)-1). B. Clark. Wadeshoro (2,648)-J. Il. McIver. Lakewood (41,732)-Jullus E. Warren. Washington (6,314)-II. M. Roland. Lancaster (14,706)-J. J. Phillips. Wilmington (33,372)-0. A. Hamilton. Lebanon (3,396)-Albert M. Callon. ilson (10,612)-K. R. Curtis Leetonia (2,688)-E. P. Stonebraker. Winston-Salem (48,395)-R. H. Latham. Lima (41,326)-R. E. OfTenhauer. Lishon (3,113)-Lee D. Kepner. NORTH DAKOTA Loekland (4,007)-J. U. Dungan. Logan (5,493)-C. F. Ridgley. Bismarck (7,122)-H. O. Saxvik. London (4,080)-W. H. Rice. Deyils Lake (5,140)-Nelson Sauvain. Lorain (37,295)-D. J. Boone. Diekinson (4,122)-P. S. Berg. Mansfield (27,824)-C. A. Waltz. Fargo (21,961)-J. G. Moore. Marietta (15,140)-H. L. Sullivan. Grafton (2,512)-M. B. Zimmerman. Marion (27,890-George A. Bowman. Grand Forks (14,010)-John C. West. Martins Ferry (1),634)-W. L. Kocher. Jamestown (6,627)-C. L. Robertson. Marysville (3,635)-F. G.,Bittikofer. Mandan (4,336)-J. C. Gould. Massillon (17,428)-Harry R. Gorrell. Minot (10,476)-L. A. White. Maumee (3,195)-A. M. Elornby. Valley City (4.686)-G. W. Hanna. Medina (3,430)-W. E. Cookie. Wahpeton (3,069)-Leo II. Dominick. Miamisburg (4,383)-Harris V. Bear. Williston (4,178)-3. N. Urness. Middleport (3.772)-A. W.McKay. Middletown (23,594)-R. W. Solomon. OHIO Mingo Junction (4,616)-F. C. Gilmour. Montpelier (3,062)-H. S. Malt. Akron (221,118)-Thomas W.Aling. Mount Vernon (9,237)-A. W. Elliott. Alliance (21,603)-B. F. Stanton. Napoleon (4,143)-C. D. Brillhart. Ashland (9,249)-E. L. Bowsher. Nelsonville (6,440)-H. E Zuber. Ashtabula (22,082)-M. S. Mitchell. Newark (26,718)-Oren J. Barnes. Athens (8,418)-A. F. ninon. New Boston (4,817)-D. E. Ross. Barberton (18,811)-U. L. Light. Newcomerstown (3,389)-W. B. Hayes. Barnesville (4,865)-Paul V. Brown. New Lexington (3,157)-C. E. Oxley. Bedford (2,677)-A. E. Moody. New Philadelphia (10,718)-F. P. Geiger Bellaire (15.061)-J. V. Nelson. Niles (13,080)-R. J. Kiefer. Bellefontaine (9,336)-8. A. Frampton Norwalk (7,379)-C. C. Patterson. Bellevue (5,776)-C. M. Carrick. Norwood (24,966)-C. W. Johnson. Berea (2,959)-A. G. Yawberg. Oberlin (4,236)-H. L. Rawdon. Bowling Green (5,788)-D. C. Bryant. Orrville (4,107)-F. E. Honnold. Bridgeport (3,977)-Howard Ely. Painesville (7,272)-C. C. Pieroe. Bryan (4,252)-J. W. Wyandt. Piqua (15,044)-George C. Dietrich. Bucyrus (10,425)-E. N. Dietrich. Pomeroy (4,294)-C. J. Rhodes. Byesville (2,775)-Wilbur H. Nicholson. Port Clinton (3,928)- L. E. McKinley. Cambridge (13,104)-Hugh R. Hick. Portsmouth (33,011)-Frank Appel. Campbell (11,237)-W. M. Coursen. Ravenna (7,219)-0. E. Pore. Canton (87,091)-Jesae H. Mason. Reading (4,540f-H. A. Kellum. Celina (4,226)-F. D. Swigart. St. Bernard (6,312)-F. M. Reynolds. Chillicothe (15,831)--W. L. Miller. St. Marys (5,679)-C. C. McBroom. Cincinnati (401,247)-Edward D. Robots. Salem (10,305)-John S. Alan. Circleville (7,049)-4. O. Eagleson. Salineville (2,700)-Charles C. Milks'. Cleveland (808,879)-R. G. Jones. Sandusky (24,897)-4. J.*Prout. Clveland Heights (142$6)-Frank L. Wiley. Sebring (11,641)-8. H. Pollock. 52 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, 1930

Shadyside (3,084)-G. M. Mc Common. Walters (3,032)-A. L. Hunt Shelby (5,578)-R. I. Lewis. Waurika (3,204)-A. B. Herring. Sidney (8,590)-H. A. Hartman. Woodward (3,849)-E. II. Homherger. Springfield (60,840) --F. M. Shelton. Wynona (2,749)-L. G. Roberson. Steubenville (28,508)-Robert L. Erwin. Yale (2,601)-R. C. Cox Struthers (5,847)-H. S. Floyd. Tiffin (14,375)-C. A. Krout. OREGON Toledo (243,164)-Charles S.'Meek. Toronto (4,(t8t)-S. C. Dennis, Albany (4,840)-0. E. Firtnerty. Troy (7,26o)--vr. E. Hook. Ashland (4,283)-George A. Briscoe. Uhrichsville (6,428)-H. B. Galbraith. Astoria (14,027)-A. C. Hampton. Upper Sandusky (3,708)-W. O. Moore. Baker (7,729)-Hugh Coleman. Urbana (7,621)-Charles W. Cookson. Bend (5,415)-0. W. Ager. Van Wert (8,100)-U. E. Diener. Corvallis (5,752)-F. L. Cummings. Wadsworth (4,742)-Frank H. Close. Dallas (2,701)-R. R. Turner. Wapakoneta (5,295)-M. R. Menschel Eugene (10,50)-H. R. Gould. Warren (27,050)-H. B. Turner. Grants Pass (3,151)-J. F. Cramer. Washington C. H. (7,962)-Claude A. Bruner. Hood River (3,195)-J. L. Breckenridge.

Wauseon (3,035)-H. E. Schwan. Klamath Falls (4,S01)--J. P. Wells. b Wellston (6,687)-W. O. Scarberry. La Grande (6,913)-J. T. Longfellow. Wellsville (8,849)-S. E. Daw. McMinnville (2,767)-F. E. Fagan. Willard (3,889)-C. I. Landis. Marshfield (4,034)-Aiynn A. Parr. Willoughby (2,656)-E. M. Otis. Medford (5,756)-E. H. Hedrick. Wilmington (5,037)-H. W. Hodson. Newberg (2,566)-James T. Hamilton. Wooster (8,204)-George C. Maurer. North Bend (3,268)-L. W. Turnbull. Xenia (9,110)-Louis F. Hammer le. Oregon City (5,686)-R. W. Kirk. Youngstown (132,358)-John J. Richeson. Pendleton (7,387)-Austin Landreth. Zanesville (29,569)-C. T. Prose. Portland (258,288)-Charles A. Rice. Roseburg (4,381)-W. M. Campbell. OKLAHOMA Salem (17,679)-George W. Hug. The Dalles (5,807)-C. W. Boetticher. Ada (8,012)-1. S. Hinshaw. Altus (4,522)-M. L. Cotton. PENNSYLVANIA Alva (3,913)-C. A. Parker. Anadarko (3,116)-J. T. Riley. Aliquippa (15,426)-Harvey R. Vanderslice Ardmore (14,181)-J. J. Godbey. Allentown (76,051)-11. W. Dodd. Bartlesville (14,417)-Charles O. Haskell. Altoona (67,991)-Robert E. Laramy. Blackwell (7,174)-A. J. Lovett. Ambler (3,094)-J. M. Fisher. Bristow (3,460)-E. H. Black. Ambridge (12,730)-Samuel Fausold. Cardin (2,640).(See Picher.) A polio (3,727)-W. C. Crawford. Chickasha (10,179)-T. T. Montgomery. Archbald (8,603)-W. A. Kelly. Claremore (3,435)-Homer C. Heard. Arnold (6,120)-Donald P. Davis. Cleveland (2,717)-L. B. Lucky. Ashland (6,a ;)-Edward W. Taylor. Clinton (2,596)-0eorge D. Hann. Ashley (6,5 -i)-F. H. Fritz. Coalgate (3,009)-J. M. Ashton. Aspinwall (P. 0., Pittsburgh) (3,170)-F. D. Ke- Collinsville (3,801)-T. G. Napier. boch. Commerce (2,555)-6E. Campbell. Athens (4,384)-E. E. Crediford. Cushing (6,326)-J. E. Hickman. Avalon (P. 0., Pittsburgh) (5,277)-S. Todd Par- Drumright (6,460)-Frank D. Hess. ley. Duncan (3,463)-H. E. Wrinkle. Avoca (4,950)-Cha. Webber. Durant t7,340)-0. T. Stubbs. Bangor (5,402)-0. W. Ackerman. Elk Çity (2,814)-E. E. Cowan. Barnesboro (4,183)-E. D. Ott. El R (7,737)-H. F. Allen. Beaver (4,135)-D. H. Stewart. Enid ,576)-E. D. Price. Beaver Falls (12,802)-Floyd AtwelL Frederick (3,822)-J. O. Shaw. Bellefonte (3,996)-Arthur H. Sloop. Guthrie (11,757)-W. A. Qreene. Bellevue (8,198)-J. Nelson Mowls. Hartshorne (3,480)-W. J. Park. Bellwood (2,629)-F. A. Hamilton. Henryetta (5,889)'-Edwin O. Shaw. BentleyviVe (3,679)-Ira C. Lackey: Hobart (2,936)-S. J. Bryant.- Berwick (12,181)-M. E. Houck. Holdenville (2,932)-Lanson D. Mitchell Bethlehem (54,149)-W. H. Weiss. Hominy (2,875)-E. B Brown. Birdsboro (3,299)-C. E. Cotton. Hugo (6,368)-H. V. Posey. Blairsville (4,391)-Berlin Empfleld. Idabel (3,067)-Paul R. Taylor. Blakely (P. O. Peckville) (6,564)-H. B. A nthony. Lawton (8,930)-B. C. Swinney. Bloomsburg(1,819)-W.W. Raker. McAlester (12,095)-M. J. Hale. Boyertown (3,189)-George B. Swinehart Madill (2,717)-M. C. Bevens. Brackenridge (4,987)-Robert R. Anderson. Mangum- (3,405)-Wade H. Shumate. Braddock (20,879)-Thomas G. McCleary. Miami (6,802)-Clyde H. O'Dell. Bradford (15,525)-James F. Butterworth. Muskogee (30,277)-C. K. Reiff. Bridgeport (4,880)-Earl E. &null. Newkirk (2,533)-C. A. Stroller. Bridgeville (3,092)-E. O. Liggitt. Norman (5,004)-Elmer Capshaw. Bristol (10,273)-Howard E. James. Nowata (4,435)-R. E. Staffelbach. Brookville (3,272)-Charles W. Ellenberger. Oklahoma City (91,295)-J. R. Barton. Brownsville (2,502)-Eugene W. Miller. OkmuliFee (17,430)-J. R. Holmes. Burnham (2,765)-Elmer E. Sipe. Pauls %alley (3,694)-F. A. Ramsey. Butler (23,778)-John A. Gibson. Pawbuska (6,414)-J. O. Hall. Canonsburg (10,632)-F. W. McVay. Perry (3,154)-W. Homer Hill. Carbondale (18,640)-James J. Crane. Picher (9,676)-Paul L. Heilman. Carlisle (10,916)-J. W. Potter. Ponca City (7,051)-W. W. Isle. Carnegie (11,516)-Norman L. Glasser. Poteau (2,679)-C. C. Beaird. Catasauqua (4,714)-Gus E. Oswald. Purcell (2,938)-R. D. Cornelius. Centerville (P. 0., WestBrownsville(4,793)- Sand Springs (4,076)-H. Clay Fisk. C. H. Lyon. Sapulpa (11,634)-W. M. Chambers. . Chambersburg (13,171)-U. L. ()only. Shawnee (15,348)-H. O. Faust. Charleroi (11,516)-Tbomas L. Pollock. Stillwater (4,701)-Chester P. Davis. Chester (68,030)-David A. Ward. Sulphur (3,667)-C. E. Fair. Clairton (10,777)-H. D. Teal. Tuba (72,075)-Merle C..Prunty. Clarion (2,703)-A. L. Cochran. Vinita (5,010)-A. O. Martin. Clearfield (8,529)-George E. Zerfose. Wagoner (3,438)-B. F. Johnson. Clifton Heights (3,469)-WilliamH. Brown. CITY SCHOCH, SUPERINTENDENTS 53 s.

Clymer(2,867)-John E. Davis. Jermyn (3,326)-R.T. Truscott. Coaldale (6,336)-J. E. Glides. Jersey8bo(6,103)-FrankH. Painter. Coatesville (14,515)-Carl O. Benner. Johnsonbu(3,400)-C. E. Wilson. College Hill (P. 0., BeaverFalls) (2,643)-W. G. Johnstown 67,327)-James Killius. Lambert. Kane (7,283)-R. D. Welch. Collingdale (P. O., Darby) (3,834)-e4. C. Carey. Kingston (15,2g6)---C. B. Ilanyen. Columbia (10,836)-Paul E. Witmeyer. Kittanning (7,113)-Clyde W. Cranmer. Connellsville (13,804)-Be1a B. Smith. Kulpmont (4,695)-P. Frank Brennan. Conshohocken (8,481)-RobertC Landis. Kutztown (2,684)-W. D. Landis. Copley (2,845)-William Shetlock. Lancaster (53,150)-H. E. Gress. Coraopolis (6,162)-J. C. Werner. Lansdale (4,728)-Ralph R. Smith. Corry (7,228)-Ralph S. Dewey. Lansdowne (4,797)-C. S. Miller. Coudersport (2,838)- Thomas E. Kingsley. Lansford (9,625)-E. M. Balsbaugh. Crafton (5,964)-L. F.Brunk. Larksville (P. 0., Plymouth.) (9,438)-Falconer R. Curwensville (2,973)-Paul G. Robison. Gilbert. Dale (P. 0., Johnstown) (3,115)-ArthurM. Stull. Latrobe(9,484)-JohnG. Hulton. Danville (6,952)-E. B. Cline. Lebanon (24,643)-8. O. Rorem. Darby (7,922)-W. R. Douthett. Leechburg (3,991)-V. R. Blauch. Derry (2,889)-James C.Bryson. Lehighton (6,102)-Bert B. David. Dickson (11,049)-P. M. Brennan. Lewisburg (3,204)-H. E. Stover. Donora (14,131)-Thomas M. GiHand. Lewistown (9,849)-Charles Cole. Dormont(P.0.,Pittsburgh)(6,455)-Ralph Lititz (3,680) M. C. Demmy. Radcliffe. - Lock Haven (8,557)-J. F. Puderbaugh. Downingtown (4,024)-A. B. Moyer. Luzerne (5,998)-Arthur E. Booth. Doylestown (3,837)-Cannon Ross. Lykens (2,880)-R. M. Cook. Du Bois (13,681)-C. J. Alderfer. McAdoo (4,67()-Sallie L. Ferry. Dunmore (20,250)-James R. Gilligan. McDonald (2,751)-W. L. Moore. Dupont P. O., Pittston) (4,576)-Cecile T. Dugan. McKeesport (46,781)-Joseph B. Richey. Duqueste (19,p11)-C. H. Wolford. McKees Rocks (16,713)-T. K. Johnston Duryea (7,776)-John J Joyce. Mahanoy City (15,599)-H. A. Oday. East Conetnaugh (P. 0., Conemaugh)(5,156)-F. Manheim (2,712)-H. C. Burgard. B. Snowden. Marcus Hook (5,324)-Gordon E. Groff. East Mauch Chunk (3,868)-E. M. Whistler. Mauch Chunk (3,666)-E. P. Heckert. an. Easton (33,813) -James C. Bay. Mayfield (3,832)-Anna L. McCarthy. East Pittsburgh (6,527)-Charles F. Young. Meadville (14,468)-Warren P. Norton. East Stroudsburg (4,855)-Elmer E. Kuntz. Mechanicsburg (4,688)--R. I. Van Scoten. Eddystone (2,670)-John B. Thomas. Media (4,1010-William H. Micheals. Edgewood (P.0.,Pittsburgh)(3,181)-R. C. Meyersdille (3.716)-D. H. Bauman. McElfish. Middletown (5,920)-H. J. Wickey. Edwardsville (P., 0., Kingston)(9,027)-V. E. Midland (5,452)-11. V. Herlinger. Lewis. Millersburg (2,936)-Edwin B. Long. Elizabeth (2.7(3)-B. H. Byers. Millvale (8,031)-C. C. Williamson. Elizabethtown (3,319)-T. H. Ebersole. Milton (8,638)-Carl L. Millward. Ellsworth (2,628)-Stanley A. Wengert. Minersville (7,845)-C. E. Roudabush. Ellwood City (8,958)-W. Ray Smith. Monaca (3,838)-L. C. French. Emaus (4,370)-11. J. Yeager. Monessen (18,179)-C. R. McClelland. Emporium (3,036)-Chester F. Schroyer Monongahela (8,688)-John H. Dorr. Ephrata (3,735)-C. Il. Hartzler. Moosic (4,364)-A. C. Lutz. Erie (4411372) -John C. Diehl. Morrisville (3,639)-M. R. Reiter Etna(P.O.,Pittsburgh) (6,341)-Will1am M. Mount Carmel (17,469)-W4lbur M. Yeingat. Stewart. Mount Oliver (5,575)-Minnie Ubinger. Exeter (P. 0., Pittston) (4,178) -John B. Campbell. Mount Pleasant,(5,862)-John C. Haberlen. Export (2,596)--Bruce A Mcliail. Mount Union (4,744)--C. C. Smith. Farrell (15,586)-W. W. Irwin. Munhall (6,418)-Charles R. Stone. Ford City (5,605)-Quincey G. Vincent. Nanticoke (22,614)-A. P. Diffendafer. Forest City (6,004)-Jules J. Kerl. Nanty Olo (5,028)-Harry E. Hogue. Forty Fort (P. 0., Kingston) (3,389)-F. A. Ber- Narberth (3,704)-George H. Wiason. kenstock. Nazareth (4,288)-F. A. Marco. Frackville (5,590)-W. R. Trautman. New Brighton (9,361)-8. W. Lyons. Franklin (city) (9,970)-C. E. Carter. New Castle (44,938)-Clyde C Clreen. Franklin (borough) (P. 0., Conemaugh)(21,632)- New Kensington (11,987)-ErnestT. Chapman. H. C. Tilley. New Philadelphia (P. O., Silver Creek) (2,537)-- Freedom (3,452)-C. D. McDonald. Hannah V. Callery. Freeland (6,666)-N. P. Luckenbill. Norristown (32,319)-H. O. Dietrich. Freeport (2,696)-Herbert E. Reisgen. Northampton (9,349)C. 8. Frankentield. Galeton (2,969)-Hugh E. White. A, North Bellevernon (P. O., Bellevernon) (2,605)- Galliften (3,580)-R. H. Biter. Harry W. Hardy Gettysburg (4,439)-L. C. Keefauver. North Braddock (P. 0., Braddock)(14,928)- Gilberton (4,766)-C. A. Burke. F. DeWitt Zuerner. Oirardville (4,482)-H. 8. Rausch. North East (3,481)-E. C. Davis. Glassport (6,959)-John S. Hart. Northumberland (4,061)-N. A. Danowalry. Greensburg (15,033)--Thomas S. March. 6 Oakmont (4,512)-W. Lee Gilmore. Greenville (8,1G1)-G. B. Gerberich. Oil City (21,274)-R. A. Baum Grove City (4,944)--11. M. B. Lehn. Old Forge (12,237)-B. T. Harris. Hamburg (2,764)-John N. Land. Olyphant (10,236)-John A. Dempsey. Hanover (8,664)-James W. Pace. Osceola Mills (2,51)-John E. Radebaoh. Harrisburg (75,917)-C. H. Garwood. Palmerton (7,168)-J. N. Roeder. -Hazleton (32,277)-A. D. Thomas. Palmyra (3,646)-R. E. Hartz. Hellertown (3,008)-M. E. flick. Parkesburg (2,543)-Cleon F. Buck. Hollidaysburg (4,071)-C. V. Erdly. Parnassus (3,816)-Joeeph L. Black. Homestead (20,452)-Port Eckles. Patton (3,628)-W. M. Bosserman. Honesdale (2,756)-3.3. Koehler. Pen Argyl (4,096)-William E. Muth. Hummelstown (2,654)-F. E. Stengle. Perkasie (3150)-Lewis N. Snyder. Huntingdon (7,061)-E. R. Barclay. Philadelphia (1,823,779)-Edwin C. Broome. Indiana (7,043)-Norman C. Koontz. Philipsburg (3,900)-H. O. Crain. Ingram (P_M., Pittsburgh) (2,900)-M. A. Steiner. Phoenixville (10,484)-Martin L. Peters. Irwin (3,=5)-EliteJ.Fisher. Pitcairn (5,738)-C.C. Pearsall. Jeannette (10,627)-E. W. Long. Pittsburgh,(612M3)-W illiam M. Davidson. Jenkintown (3,366)-W. R. Farmer Pittston (11194M-1). J. Orsy.

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Plymouth (16,500)-H. 8.Jones. Windber (9,462)-4.W. Hedge. Polk (2,662)-DonaldE. Cole. Winton (7,583)-James L.McCloskey. Portage (4,804)-R. B. Beard. Wyoming (3,582)-JohnE. Platt. Port Carbon (2,882)-B. L. Clark. York (47,512)-R. O. Stoops. Port Vue (P. 0., McKeesport)(2,538)-C. H. Petted. RHODE ISLAND Pottstown (17,431)-Herman L.Fritz. Pottsville (21,876)-ClarenceE. Toole. Barrington (3,897)-Charles H.Keyes. Prospect Park (P. 0.. Moores)(2,536)-0. E. Batt. Bristol (11,375)-WilliamJ. Harper. Punxsutawney (10,311)-F.S. Jackson. Burrillville (P. 0., Pascoag)(8,606) -Joseph O. Quakertown (4,391)-Joseph S. Neidig. Sweeney. Rankin (P. 0.. Braddock)(7,301)-C. L. Wilson. Central Falls (24,174)-James L. Hanley. Reading (107,784)-Amanda E.Stout. Coventry, (P. O., Anthony) (5,870)-J.H. Bailey, Red Lion (3,198)-Albert 0. W. Schlegel. Jr. Renovo (5,877)-J. A. Bowser. Cranston .(P. 0., Providence) (29,407)-JohnK. Reynoldsville (4,116)-JobnH. Hughes. Fenner: Ridgway (6,037)-W. M. Peirce. Cumberland (P. 0., Valley Falls)(10,077)-Emma Rochester (6,957)-Denton M. Albright. M. Caufield. Royersford (3,278)-A. J. English. East Greenwich (3.290)- AlbertA. Thornton. St. Clair (6,495)-W. J. Evans. East Providence (21,793)-JamesR. D. Oldham. St. Marys (6,967)-J. J. Lynch. Johnston (P. 0., Providence)(6,855)-Everett C. Sayre (8,078)-L. F. De Laney. Preston. Schuylkill Haven (5,437)-Charles C. Madeira. Lincoln (P. 0., Lonsdale) (9.543)-JohnL. Smith. Scottdale (5,768)-S. B. Bulick. Newport (30,255)-Herbert W. Lull. Scranton (137,783)-John H. Dyer. North Kingstown(P. 0.,Wickford) (3;397)- Sewickley (4,955)-L. H. Conway,. Norman D. Bailey. Shamokin (21,204)-JosephHotSith.. North Providence (P. 0.,Greystone) (7,097)- Sharon (21,747)-W. D. Gamble. Harold T. Lowe.

Sharpsburg (8,921)-J. J. Donovan. North Smithfield (P. 0., Woonsocket)(3,200)-s, Sharpsville (4,674)-HarryE. Pebly. Emerson L. Adams. Shenandoah (24,726)-A. J. Ratchford. Pawtucket (64.248)-William A. Newell. Shippensburg (4,372)-W. P. Harley Portsmouth (2.590) -Roland II. Chatterton. Slatington (4,014)-J. W. Snyder. Providence(237,595)-A. J. Stoddard. Somerset (3,121)-William II. Mellhattan. Scituate (P. 0., North Scituate) (3,006)-E. P. Souderton (3,125)-E. M. Crouthamel. Colson. South Brownsville (4.675)-Char1esA. Miller. Smithfield(P.0.,Greenville)(3,199)-C.W. South Fork (4,239)-Clyde E. Bounds. Mitchell. Southwest Greensburg (P. 0., (1reensburg)(2,53A) South Kingstown (P.0.,Wakefield) (5,181)- Charles E. Marsh. E. K. Wilcox. South Williamsport (P. 0., Williamsport)(4,341)- Tiverton (3,S94)- Lewis M. Wager. A. B. Elder. Warren (7,840-Leroy G. Staples. Spangler (3,035)-T. J. Sullivan. Warwick (13,00-Warren A. Sherman. Spring City (2,944)-W. E. De Turck. Westerly (9,952)-Wi11ard hi. Bacon. Springdale (2,929)-Loyal S. Marshall. West Warwick 05,460-John F. Deering. Steelton (13,429)-Char1es S. Davis Woonsocket (43,496)-James F. Rockett. Stroudsburg (5,278)-Robert Brown. Sugar Notch (2,612)-A. L. Lenahan. Summit Hill (5,499)-E. T. McCready. SOUTH CAROLINA Sunbury (15,721)-Walter A. Geesey Susquehanna (3,764)-E. Guy Greenawalt. Abbeville (4,570)-C. H. Tinsley. Swissvale (10,908)-C. C. Kelso. Aiken (4,103)-W. Jay McGarity. Bwoyerville (P. 0., Wilkes-Barre) (67876)-Joseph Anderson (10,570)-E. C. M Wants. H. Finn. Batesburg (2,848)-W. F. Scott. Sykesville (2,507)-A. G. Barrett. Beaufort (2,831)-L. K. Ilagood. Tamaqua (12,363)-F. G. Horner. Bennettsille (3,197)-John (L Kelly. Tarentum (8,925)-A. D. Endslev. klamden (3,930)-J. G. Richards, Jr. Taylor (9,876)-William S. Robinson. Charleston (87,9,57)-A-B. Iihett. Throop (6,672)-John J. O'Hara. Cheraw (3,150)-J. K. McCown. Titusville (8,432)-G. A. Stetson. Chester (5,M7)-Myron E. Brockman. Towanda (4,269)-Hobson C. Wagner. Clinton (3,767)-J. H. Witherspoon. Trafford (2,859)-H. E. Seville. Columbia (37,524)-A. C. Flora. Turtle Creek (8,138)-W. A. Rodgers. Darlington (4.669)-J. C. Daniel. Tyrone (9,084)-W. W. Eisenhart. Easley (3,588)-W. M. Scott. Union City (3,850)-John C. Jenkins. Eau Claire (P. 0., Columbia) (2,566).(See Co Uniontown (15,692)-Milton D. Proctor. lumbia) Vandergrirt (9,531)-Charles H. Omo. Florence (10,968)- -John. W. Moore. Verona (3,938)-U. G. Palmer. Gaffney (5,065)-W. C Taylor. Warren (14,272)-P. W. M. Pressel. A 'Oeorgetown (4,579)-Williiim C. Bynum. Washington (21,480)-J. C. Stiers. Greenville (23,127)-J. L. Mann. Waynesboro (9,720)--J. Clair McCullough. Greenwood (8,703)-W. E. Black. Waynesburg (3,332)-N. G. Parke. Hartsville (3,624)-1. H. Thornwell. Wellsboro (3,452)-Rock L. Butler. Lancaster (3,032)-E. M. McCown. West Chester (11,717)-Walter L. Philips. Laurens (4,629)-C. K. Wright. West Hazleton (11,8154)-Ernest Encke Marion (3,892)-T. C. Easterling. West Homestead (P. 0., Homestead) (3,435)-Nei?berry (504)-0. B. Cannon. B. Y. Wilkinson. Orangeburg (7,290)-A. J. Thackston. West Newton (2,646)-ClaudeMitcheil. Rook Bill (8,809)-R. C. Butts. West Pittston (P. O. Pittston) (6,968)-R. J. W...Spartanburg (22,638)-Frank Evans. Templin. Summerville (2450)-James H. Spann. . West Reading (P.0., Reading) (2,921)-H. P. Sumter (9,508)-8. H. Edmunds. o Holtzman. Union (6,141)-T. C. Jolly, jr. Westview (P. 0.,Pittsburgh) (2,797)-H.N. York (2,731)-E. A. Montgomery. Hennon. West York (P. 0., York) plitaw-M. E. Glal(elter. SOUTH DAKOTA Wilkes-Barre (83,826)-II. H. Zeiser. Wilkinsburg (24,403)-Wi1liam C. Graham. Aberdeen (14,537)-Charlee J. Dalthorp. Williamsport (36,198)-A. M. Weaver. Brookings (3,924)-J. E. Martin. Williamstown (2,878)-6P. E. Partner. Huron (8,302)-Andrew J. Lang. Wilmerding(6:441)--Charles W. Shaffer. Lead (6,018) -11). V. gunkins. CITY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS 55

Madison (4,144) -R.L. Hunt. Corsicana (11,356)-H. D. Fillers. Mitchell (8,478)-John C. Lindsey. Crockett (3,081)-4. J. Deck. Mobridge (3,517)-11. S. Freeman. Cuero (3,671)-8. M. Melton. Pierre (3,209)-R. E. Rawlins. Dalhart (2,676) Howard A. Finch. . Rapid City (5,777)-E. B. Bergquist. Dallas (158,976)-N. R. Crozier. Redfield (2,755)-S. VanVoorhis. De Leon (3,302)-D. M. Russell. Sioux Falls (25,202)-A. A.McDonald. ,Del Rio (10,589)-J. C. Cochran. Vermilion (2,590)-H. W. Hartman. Denison (17,065)-F. B. Hughes. Watertown (9,400)-H. Mackenzie. Denton (7,626)-W. T. Doggett. Yankton (5,024)-C. A Beaver. Desdemona (3,008)-A. M. Limmsr. Dublili (3,229)-0. B. King. Eagle Pass (5,765)-B. H. Miller. TENN Estill Eastland (9,368)-P. B. Bittle. Electra (4,744)-11. M. Dinsmore. Alcoa (3,38n)-V. F. Goddard. El Paso (77,580)-A. H. Hughey. Athens (2,580)-J. C. Ridenour. Ennis (7,224)-Newton W. McCann. Bristol (13,047)-Ra1ph B. Rubins. FortAorth (110,820)-M. H. Moore. Brownsville (3,062)-C. W. Anderson. GaidlIVille (8,48)-H. O. McCain. Chattanooga (89,525)-W. T. Robinson. Galveston (44,25.5)-E'. (I. Littlejohn. Clarksville (8,110)-C. H. Moore. Georgetown (2,870-Thomas E. Lee. Cleveland (8,522)-R. T. Allen. Cionrales (3,128)-E. W. Kee. Columbia (5,526)-R. L. Harris. Gorman (3,200)-J. M. Macon. Covington (3,410)-A. HOral:Ahem. Graham (2,544)-1. T. Gilmer. Dyersburg (8,444)-C. M. Walker. Greenville (12,384)-L. C. Gee. Elizabethion (2,749)-W. K. Main. Ilearne (2,741)-E. T. Robbins. Erwin (2,985)-G. E. Stone. Henrietta (2,583)-C. F. Walker. Etowah (2,51()-William H.Tarwater. Hillsboro (6,952)-W. F. Doughty. Fayetteville (3,629)-George C. Simmons. Honey Grove (2,642)-J. D. Howell. Franklin (3,123)-Daly Thompson. Houston (142,156)-E. E. Oberholtzer. Gallatin (2,757)-W. Lee Harris. Iluntsville (4,689y-Charles N. Shaver. Greenville (3,775)-S. T.Oass. Jacksonville (3,723)=-Larue Cox. Harriman (4,019)-C. R. Wallace. Jefferson (2,549)-F. IL Terry. Humboldt (3,913)-R. E.Bright. Kaufman (2,501)-0. P. Norman. Jackson (18,860)-C. B.Ijams. Kingsville (4,770)-J. D. Bramlette. Johnson City (12,442)-C.E. Rogers. Laredo (22,710)-W illiam P. Galligan. Kingsport (5,892)-Ross N. Robinson. Lockhart (3,731)-W. Z. Bates. Knoxville (77,818)-11. P. Sheyherd. Longview (5,713)-Henry L. Foster. La Follette (3,056) --Pat W. Kerr. Lubbock (4,051).-M. H. Duncan. Lebanon (4,084) --Claude C.Lowry. Lufkin (4,878)-1. A. Cq5tou. Lenoir City (4,210)-Roy R.Anderson. McAllen (5,331)-John n. Gregory. Lewisburg (2,711)-J. S. Batey. McKinney (6,877)-J. S. Carlisle. McMinnville (2,s14)-A. J. Smith. Maria0,53)---.1.E. Gregg. Martin (2,837)- Eph P. Smith. Marlin (4,310)-H. J. Mellhany. Maryville (3,739)-R. O. Smith Marshall (14,271)-E.C. Deering. Memphis (162,351)-R. L. Jones. Al art -(3,105)-T-E, R. Howard. Morristown (5,875)-Car1 T. Vance. Memphis (2,839)-1i. A. Jackson. Murfreesboro (5,367)-J. C. Mitchell. Mercedes (3,414)-Ernest H. Poteet. Nashville (118,342)-J. J. Keyes, acting. Mexia (3,482)-3. C. Cochran. Newport (2,753)-P. C. Williams. Mineral Wells (7,890)-R. H. Brannan. Paris (4,730)---11. L. Smith. Missio 3 847)-8. L. Hardin. Pulaski (2,780) -Clayton L. James. Sul nt(4,099)-P#E. Wallace. Rockwood (4,(1.52)-'1. R. Eutsler. N: gdochess 546)-R. F. Davis. Shelbyville (2,912)-0. E. Ratcliffe: Navasota (8,080L. G. Andrews. Springfield (3,860)-WilburS. Young. New Braunfels (3,590)-E. A. Sahm. 'I racy City (2,669) -Julia M.Rilzius. Orange (9,212)- E. B. Stover. Trenton (2,750 Wesley P. Hatt. Palestine (11,039)-Bonner Frizzell. Tullahoma (3,479)-A. W.Shorner. Paris (15,040)-J. G. Wooten. Union City (4,41Z-J. T.Webb. Pittsburg (2,540)-W. S. Fleming. Plainview (3,989)-RandolphLee Clark. TEXAS Port Arthur (22,251)-0.M. Sims. Quanah (3,890-Charles E. Davis. es Abilene (10,274)-R.D. Green. Ranger (16,205)-R. F. Holloway. Amarillo (15,494)-W. A.McIntosh. San Angelo (10,050)-FelixE. Smith. Arlington (3,031)-J. A.Kooken. San Antonio (181,379)-B. W.Hartley, Athens (3,178)-S. R.LeMay. San Benito (5,070)-Thomas J. Yoe. Austin (34,878)-A. N.McCallum. San Marcos (4,527)-L.J. Berry. Ballinger (2,787)-11. C.L'on. Seguin (3,631)-Joe F.Saegert. Bay City (3,454)-E. O.Hutcheson. Sherman (15,031)-L. T. Cook. Beaumont (40,422)-M.E. Moore. Smithville (3,204)-J. K. Barry. Beeville (3,063)-W. E.Madders. Sourlake (3,032)-J. P. Buck. Belton (5,098)--P. B.Baker. Stamford (3,704)-L. W. Johnson. Big spring (4,273)-W.C. Blankenship. Stephe 7111e (3,891)-J. E.Burnett. Bonham (8,008)-W. T.White. Sulphur Springs (3,558)-W. L.Willis. Bowie (3,179)-DanL. Martin. Sweetwater (4,307)-B. H.McLain. Brenham (5,068)-M. B.Holleman. Taylor (5,965)-R. 11. Bristol.. Brownsville (11,791)-0.W. Ootke. Teague (3,300)-LlewellynNotley; Brownwood (8,223)-E.J. Woodward. Temple (11,033)-L. C. Procter. Bryan (6,307)-HarryL. Durham. Terrell (8,349)-J. E.Larigwith. Burkburnett(5,30())-Butler Westerfield. Texarkana (11,480)-11. W.StilwolL Cameron (4,298)-T.A. Fisher. Texas City (2,509)-LeviFry. Childrem (5,003)-A. W.Adame. Tyler (12,085)-J. M. Hodges. Cisco (7,421)-J. J.Youngblood. Uvalde (3,885)-Guy D.Dean. ' Clarksville(8,886)-R. M.White. Vernon (5,142)-W.T. Lofland. Cleburne (12,820)-EmmettBrown. Victoria (5,957)-V.L. Griffin. Coleman (2,868)-C.H. Hufford. Waco (38,500)-B. B.Cobb. Comanche(3,524 )-W.G. Barrett. Waxahachie (7,988)-0.B. Winn. COMmerce (3,842-A. L.Day. Weatherford (6,203)-T. W. Stanley. Wichita Falls -40,079)_f71.W.Cantwsll Cooper (2,563)- .L. Stephenson. Corpus Christi(10,522) Mary CarrolL Yoakum(6,184)-L. B. McClain. 56 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY, 1930

rTin r- Norfolk(115,777)-C. W. Mason. Norton (3,088)-3. 3.Kelly, jr.,9 Wise. American Fork (2,763)-David Gourley.' Petersburg(31,012)-Henry G.Ellis. Bingham Canyon (2,676)-11.R. Atkin. Phoebus (3,043)-R. M.Newton,' Hampton. Brigham (5,282)-C. H. Skidmore.' Pocahontas (2,591)-A. S.()never,' Tazewell. Eureka (3,608,-T. E. Bartlett.* Portsmouth(54,387)-Harry A. Hunt. Lehi (3,07R)-Leo Hanson. Pulaski(5,282)-E. L. Darst.' Logan (9,439)-Louis A. Petersen. Radford(4,827)-W. K. Barnett. Murray (4,584)-E. Allen Bateman. Richmond (171,887)-Albert H. Hill. Nephi (2,603)-Owen L. Barnett.? Roanoke (50,842)-D.D. McQuilkin. Ogden (32,804)-W. Karl Hopkins. Salem (4,159)-RolandE. Cook.0-- Park City (3.393)-HowardV. Alston. South Boston(4,338)-11.J. Watkins.' Payson (3,031).(See Spanish Fork.) South Norfolk(7,724)-R.H. Pride. Provo (10,303)-Charles A. Smith. Staunton(10,823)-L. F. Shelburne. Richfield (3,262)-A. J..Ashman.' Suffolk(9,123)-John E.Martin. Salt Lake City (118,110)-George N. Child. Vinton (2,779)-RolandE. Cook,9 Salem. Spanish Fork (4,036)-Melvin Wilson.' Winchester(6,883)-H. S. Duffey. Springville (3,010).(See Spanish Fork.) Wytheville(2,947)-John H.Crowgey.' Tooele (3,602)-P. M. Nielsen.' WASHINGTON VERMONT gb. Aberdeen(15,337)-George B. Miller. Barre (city) (10,008)-Carro1l H.White. Anacortes(5,284)-0. W. Greene. Barre (town) (3,862)-0. J. Seager. Auburn (3,163)-Chaunceyelk,Beach. Barton (3,506)-Frank R. Adams. Bellingham(25,5M)-D. E.Wleduian. Bennington (7,230)-D. W. McClelland. Bremerton(12,250)- rillmanPeterson. Brattleboro (8,332)-Florence M. Welirnan. Centralia (7,549)--C.L. Littel. Burlington (22,779) -Lyman C. Hunt. Chehalis(4,558)-1t. E. Bennett. Fair Haven (2,540)-Mrs. Sarah T. Leavenworth. ("le Elum(2,661)-Jay V.Helm. Hardwick (2,840-George R. Jenkins. Colfax (3,027)-11.A. Ellis. Hartford (4,739)-Anna L. Thomas, WhiteRiver Dayton (2,69:)-CarlA. Nelson. Junction. Ellensburg(3,967)-0. L. Putnam. Lyndon (3,558)-Martin E. Daniels. Everett(27,1344)-R. E.Cook. Middlebury (2,914)-er. L. Butterfield. Hoquiam(10,0M)-11. C.Crumpacker. Montpelier (7,125)-S. C. Hutchinson. Medical Lake(2,545)-M. E. Brown., Morristown (P. O., Morrisville) (2,813)-Leonard Mount Vernon(3,341)-Glenn W.Caalkins. D. Smith. Olym la(7,795)-Elmer L.Breckner. Newport (4,976)-E. A. Hamilton. P 3,362).-C. L. Booth. Northfield (3,096)-C. P. McKnight. Port. geles (5,351)-C.W. Hodge. Poultney (2,888)-F. W. Wallace. Port Townsend(2,s47)--W. 11. Carder. Proctor (2,789)-Clarence L. Joy. Puyallup(6,323)-W. II. Grayum. Randolph (3,010)-0. A. Jamieson. Raymond(4,260)-Roy W. Ohms. Richford (2,842)-E. F. Greene. Renton (3,301)-E.W. Campbell. Rockingham (P. 0., Bellows Falls) (6,231)-F.M. Roslyn (2,873)-W.E. Myers. Malcolm. Seattle (315,312)-WorthMcClure. Rutland (14,954)-W. W. Fairchild. Sedro Woolley(3,389)-C. PaineShangle. St. Albans (7,5%)-Josiab S. McCann.- Snohomish(2,9$5)-P. A. Wright. St. Johnsbury (8,708)-S. C. Harding. Spokane(108,379)-0. C. Pratt. Springfield (7,202)-Ernest G. Ham. Tacoma (96,965)-WilliamF. Geiger. Swanton (3,343)-Homer E. Hunt. Toppenish(3,120)-0. K. Krienke. Waterbury (3,542)-Merle H. Willis. Vancouver (12,637)-C.W. Shumway.. West Rutland (3,391)-Francis N. Hinchey. Walla Walla(15,503)-W. M. Kern. Windsor (3,687)-Edward K. Boak. 'Wenatchee(6,324) -U. MartinWarren. Winooski (4,932)-G. R. Stackpole. Yakima (18,539)-A.C. Davis.

VIRGINIA WEST VIRGINIA Abingdon (2,532)-W. J. Edmonson.1 Beckley (4,149)-H.E. Carmichael. Alexandria (18,060)-R. C. Bowton. Benwood 0,773)-H.C. McKinley. Bedford (3,243)-J. A. G. Shipley.' Bluefield (15,282)-EdwinC. Wade. Big Stone Gap (3,009)-J. J. Kelly, Jr. 9Wise. Buckhannon(3,785)-Walter R.Grose. Bluefield (2,M2)-A. S. GreevertsTar;well. Charleston (39,608)-FredL. Teal. k Bristol (6,729)-Roy B. Bowers Charles Town(2,527)-Wright Denny. Buena Vista (3,911)-R. O.Bagbt. Chester (3,283)-A.L. Rabenstein. Cape Charles (2,5i7)-0eorge J. Oliver.' Clarksburg (27,869)-4.A. Jackson, citydistrict; Charlottesville (10,688)-James G. Johnson. M. P. Boyles,coal district. Clifton Forge (6,164)-Herman Blankinship. Elkins (8,788)-WalterRiddle. Covington (5,623)-J. G. Jeter.9 .41k Fairmont (17,851)-OtisG. Wilson. Danville (21,539)-0. L. H. Johnson. Follansbee (3,135)-C.D. Jacobs. Farmville (2,588)-T. J. Mellwaine.1 Grafton(8,517)-H. A. Rice. Fredericksburg (5,882)-G. H. Brown. Ilinton (3,912)-E.W. Taylor. Hampton (8,138)-Robert M. Newton.* Huntington (50,177)-ClarenoeL. Wright. Harrbonburg (5,875)-W. H. Keister. Keyser (6,003)-J.C. Sanders. Lexington (2,870)-R. M. Irby.' Logan (2,998)-C. M.Stalnaker. Lynchburg (30,070)-E. C. Glass. MeMechen(3,356).(See Benwood.) Marion (3,253)-13. E. Copenhaver.9 Mannington (3,673)-D.C. Tabler. Martinsville (4,075)-B. Clifford Goode.' Martinsburg (12,515)--L.W. Burns. Newport News (35,598)-4. H. Saunders. Morgantown (12,127)-C.E. McCorkle. Motindsville (10,880)--:-JohnC. Shreve. I County superintendent. Parkersburg (20,050)-H.E. Odgerp. +Superintendent of Alpine district. Piedmont (2,M35)-J.C. Rhodes. (See County Point Pleasant (3,039)-M.L. Williams. Superintendent of Tintic distrjet.(See County Princeton (6,224)-WilfordMcCutcheon. superintendent list.) Richwood (4,331)-E.A. Lutader. !Superintendent of Nephi district.(Bee County St. Albans (2,825)-M.P. Summer's. superintendent list.) Salem (2,920)-AveryE. Gask ins. 'Superintendent of Nebo district.(See CountySistersville (3,238)-R. B.hiarstosa. IMMEMINI1/10.1111.14.1111,.. P. TuperWtendent list.) NM I Division superintendent. 1 Dicisio*superintendent. .N.

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South Charleston (3,650)-0. W. Goods. Oconto (4,920)-WilliamC. Hansen. Welch (3,232)-Roy B. Shront. Oshkosh (33,162)-Charles C. Bishop. Wellsburg (4,918)C. L. McMahan. Park Falls (2,676)-0. E. Denman. Weston (5,701)-John Ruskin Haft Platteville (4,3b3)-7F. V. Powell. Wheeling (56,20fa)D. B. Kraybill. Plymouth (3,415)-1. W.Starn. ' Williamson (6,819)-F. R. Ilanifau. Portage (5,582)-A. J. Henkel. "h. Port Washington (3,340)-W. R. Dunwiddie. WISCONSIN Prairie du Chien (3,537)-A. O.Eagan. Racine (58,593)-F. M. Longanecker. Antigo (8,451)-R, E. Balliette. Reedsburg (2,997)-Floyd Smith. Appleton (19,561)-Ben J. Rohan. Rhinelander (6,654)-W. F. Kruschke. Ashland (11,334)-1. O. Hubbard. Rice Lake (4,457)-E. O. Hirsch. Baraboo (5,538)-A. C. Kingsford. Richland Center (3,409)-W.F. Waterpool. Beaver Dam (7,992)-W. R. Davies. Ripon (3,929)-B. J. Rock. Beloit (21,284)-Frank E. Converse. Shawano (3,544)-0.A. Reett. Berlin (4,400)C, D. Lamberton. Sheboygan (30,955)-HenryW. Kircher. Burlington (3,6267Fred L. Wittex., ShoreWood(P. 0., Milwaukee)(2,650)-H. IL Chippewa Falls (9,130)Robert F. Lark, Hemenway. Clintonville (3,275)F. D. Wartinbee. South Milwaukee(7,598)-Henry E. agnith. Cudahy (6,725)-A. L. Prodoehl. Sparta (4,466)-Nicholas Gunderson. Delavan (3,016)-E. G. Lange. Stanley (2,577)C. W. Dodge. De Pere (5,165)T. J. McGlynn. Stevens Point (11,371)-P. M. Vincent. o Eau Claire (.0,906)P. G. V.Keller. Stoughton (5,101)-S.H. Berjg. Edgerton (2,888)Roland A. Klaus. Sturgeon Bay (4,553)J.A. VanNatta. Fond du Lac (23,427)L. P. Goodrich. Superior (39,671)Lulu LeighPickett. Fort Atkinson (4,915)Frank C. Bray. Tomah (3,257)E.J. McKean. Green Bay (31,017)H. F. Sutton. Tomahawk (2,898)W. P.Boyle. Hartford (4,515)--U. E. Brasure, Two Rivers (7,305)Fred O.Bishop. Ilu&on (3,014)E1 P. Rock. Viroqua (2,574)-L.W. Fulton. Hurley (3,188)J. E. Murphy. Washhtixn (3,707)-V. E. Kimball. Janesville (18,293)-L. R. Creutz. Watertown (9,299)-R.A. Buell. Jefferson (2,572)-Earl C. Macinnis. Waukesha (12,558)-G.O. Hauling. Kaukauna (5,9M)J. F. Cavanaugh. Waupaca (2,839)G. E.Watson. Kenosha (40,472)-0. F. Loomis. Waupun (4,440)-H.C. Wegner. La Crosse (30,421)-0. M. Wiley. Wausau (18,661)-S. B. Tobey. Ladysmith (3,581)M. Lewis. Wauwatosa (5,818)WillianT. Darling. Lake Geneva (2,632)-E. D. Denison. West Allis (13,745)-T.J. Jones. Madison i3$,378)Riehard W. Bardwell. West Bend (3,378)D.E. McLane. Manitowoc (17,563)liugh S. Bonar. Whitewater (3,2)5)A.R. Page. Marinette (13,6)0)C. E.Mitt& Wisconsin Rapids(7,243)-Julius Winds& Marshfield (7,394)---R. F. Lewis Mayville (3,011)O. E. Ruth. WYOMING Menasha (7,214)J. F.. Kitowski Menomonie (5.104)W.(i.Ballentine. Casper (11,447)-R.8. Hicks. Merrill (8,088)(leorge F. Brooks. Cheyenne (13,829)-A. S. Jes!tup. Milwaukee (460,44)M. C. Potter. Evanston (3,479)-C. C.Riddle. Mineral' Point (2,569)--L. E. Bear. Oreybull (2,692)-E. M.Yates. Monroe (4,788)---E. O.Evans. Laramie (6,301)-A. A. Slade. Neenah (7,171)C. F. Hedges. Rawlins (3,969)-Robert B.Lee. New London (4.667)--R. J. McAbbon. Rock Springs (6,456)-E.M. Thompson. Ocononiowoc (3,301))-1. W.Rotlfwald. Sheridan (9,175)-J. J. Early.

V. PUBLIC-SCHOOLBUSINESS MANAGERSINCITIESOF30,000 POPULATIONAND MORE et CITY AND BUSINESS MANAGER Cicero,111.-F.Machacek. Decatur, 111.-C.W. Evans. Birmingham, Ma.D. E. McKinley. East St.1Jouis, 111.-F.L. Thrasher.' Mobile, Ala.W.P. Davidson. Evanston, Ill. (districtNo. 75)-Isola Davison. Little Rock, Ark.D..R.Fones. Joliet, 111.-J. F. Skeel. Berkeley, Çalif.J. L.Pouleen.1 Peoria, 111.-Guy T.Mowat. Fresno, Calif.L.L. Smith. Quincy, E. Lane. Long Beach, Calif.-.-A.A. Knoll. Rock IslandII .-E. F. Burch. .Los Angeles, Calif.-W.E. Record. Springfield, 111.Henry W. Offer. Oakland, Calif.-Donald B.Rice. East Chicago, Ind.--A.O. Slocomb. Sacramento, Calif.-EllwoodJ. Woodburn. Evansville, Ind.-RufusA. Putnam. San Diego, Calif.-WillAngier. Fort Wayne, Ind.-H.J. Collier, Ir. San Francisco, Calif -DavidP. Hardy. Gary, Ind.-Ali Howard Bell. Colorado Springs,Colo.-T. J. Fox. Hammond, Int1.-John Soderberg. -a Denver, Colo.--James J. Ball. Indianapolis, Ind.-C.°C.York. Pueblo, Colo.: Muncie, Ind.-Glen D. Brown. District No. 1-0. G. Robertson. South Bend, Ind.-R. D.Orcutt. District No. 20- Olga A. Helibeck. Terre Haute, Ind.-LeRoyFair. Bridgeport,Conn.-John B. Wynkoop, Cedar Rapids, IowaC. D.Hedberg. NewHaven, Conn.--Rubert B. Hall. Davenport, lowa-J. E.Baumgartner. Starnfood,Conn.-Flora M. Downing. Des Moines, lowe-OvrgeL. Garton. t. Waterbury,Conn.-John White. Dubuque, Iowa-Peter N.Nicks. Wilmington,Del.-Floy E. Booth. Sioux City, Iowa-H. C.Roberts. Washington, D.C.-Raymond O. Wilmartb. Waterloo (Westside),Iowa.-W.H. Durchenwald. Jacksonviip, Fla -W. FrazierJones. Kansas City, Kaes.-G.A. Widder. Tampa, FOL-W.C. Fessions. Topeka, Kans.-H. L.Armstrong. Atlanta, 04.--K.R. kiehie. %Wichita, Kans.-Louis Gerteis. Columbus, Oa.-Flt.renceAustin. I. Covington, Ky.-W.A. Shore. Savannah,Ga.-Mrs. Virginia L. Heard. Lexington, Ky.-I. O. il. Simrall. Chicago, 111.-ErnestWithal!. LoulsvUlt, Ky.-Samuel D.Jones,

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..e New Orlean_,s La.-11.13.Zeringue. Columbus, Oltlo-G. E. Roudebusli. Baltimore, Md.-JohnW. Lewis. Da yton, Ohio-John W. Graham. Boston, Mass.-Alexander M. Sullivan. Hamilton, OhioCharlesF.t I oldster. Brookline, Mass.-HelenV. O'Brien. / Lakewood, Ohio-G. W. Grill. Cambridge, Mass.-C. J. Church. Lorain, Ohio-W. A. Pillans. Fitchburg, Mass.-Nathan('. Upham. Springfield, Ohio-H. F. Shultis. Lowell, Mass.-Henry L. Williams. Toledo, Ohio-R. S. Wenzlau. Newton, Mass.-George Kellar. Youngstown, ohio-S. R.Creps. Worcester,Mass.-Joseph Beals. Muskogee, Okla.-E. D. Cave. *- Battle Creek, Mich.-J. 8, Chisholm. Oklahoma City, Okla.-J.O. Steurley. Bay City, Mich.-F. F. Price. Tulsa, Okla.-W. F. Graham. Detroit, Mich.-CharlesA. Gadd. Altoona, Pa.-W. N. Decker. Flint, Mich.-H. L. Hills. Bethlehem, Pa.-C. F. Frey. Grand Rapids, Mich.-Herbert N. Morrill. Eastop, Pa.-Raymond E.Peifer. p. Hamtramck, Mich.-Philip Lovejoy. Erie, Pa.-R. S. Scobell. Highland Park, Mich.-H. C. Daley. llaxelton, Pa.-D. T.Evans. Jackson, Mich.-F. J. Bo! lnk. Johnstown, Pa.-Wilbert C. Weha, Ka!amazoo, Mich.-Harley W. Anderson. Lancaster, Pa.-WilliamCoulter. Lansing, Mich.-H. L. Chamberlin. eesport, Pa --W. T. Norton. Muskegon, Mich.-H. H. Linn. New Castle, Pn.- If.M. Manjuis. Pontiac, Mich.-Ransom llazelton. Norristown, Pa.-Harold R. kratz. Saginaw, Nlich.-Frank Luxton. Philadelphia', Pa.-Edward Merchant. Minneapolis, Minn.-George F. Womratb Pittsburgh, Pa.-Carl M. McKee. Bt. Paul, Minn.-George I. Springer. Reading, Pa.-Oscar B. Heim. Kansas City, Mo.-J. B. Jackson. Scranton, Pa.-(leorge E. Ilaak. St. Joseph, Mo.-A. L. Loving. Wilkes-Barre, Pa.-FloydS. Seigfried. Butte, Mont.-Garfleld B. Perrier. Williamsport, Pa.- II.A. Sterner. Lincoln, Nebr.-R. II. Park. Charlaston, S. C.-George C.Rogers. Omaha, Nebr.-O. T. Eastinan. Columbia, S. C.-J.I. Payne. Manchester, N. H.-Austin J. Gibbons. Chattanooga. Tenn.--J. A.Morrow, Atlantic City, N.J.-Fred A. Harman. Knoxville, Tenn. F.: L. Adcock. F:ast Orange, N. J.-II. J. Condit, jr. Memphis, '1 enn.-0. W. Garner.. Elizabeth, N. J.-Thomas F. Mackessy. Nashville, Tenn.-II.S. Van Deren. Hpboken, N. J.-Arthur AI Clayton. Dallas, Tex.-C. M. Moore. ,Newark, N. J.-Cephas I. Shirley. El Paso, Tex.-H. B. Fort. "New Brunswick, N. J-IL Ralph Whiteman Fort Worth, Tex.-II.C. Sanders. Orange, N. J.-Williarn G. McCurdy. Galveston, Tex.-Eugene Jackson. Passaic, N. J.-J. M. Gardntr.I Houston,Tex.-11L. Milk. Paterson, N. J.-James F. Dun phey. San Antonio, Tex.- Paul II. Scholz. Perth Amboy, N. J.-J. K. Sheehy. Waco, Tex.-E. U.Vaden. Trenton, N. J.-C. B. Warren. Wichita Falls, Tex.-- W. W. Brown, Albany, N. Y.-Janie J. Welch. Ogden, Utah-Viola . Clancy. Auburn, N. Y.-Emily J. Sullivan. Salt Lake City, Utah -GeorgeKing.' Baffalo, N. Y.-F. L. Becker. Lynchburg, Vu.-A. L. Burger. Jamestown, N. V.-Frederick P. Rogers. Newport News, Va.W. L. Tabb. Mount Vernon, N. Y.-Charles J. Smith. Petersburg, N'ti. -J. 13. Andrews. New Itdchelle, N. Y.-Peter J. O'Brien. Richmond, Va.-W. Floyd Reams. Niagara Falls, N. Y.-William T simons.. Roanoke, Va.-.1. S. McDonald. Schenectady, N. Y.-T. M.ToNvnsend Tacoma, Wash.---Carl O. Caddey. Troy( Lansingburg district), N.Y. George LI. Huntington, W. Va. -II. G. Proctor. Bradshaw, Wheeling, W. Va.-C.A. Danford. Utica, N. Y.-E. O. Folsom. Kenosha, WIs.--E C. Olerum. Charlotte, N. C.-Charles Blackburn. La Crosse, Wis. --George Howe. Wilmington, N. C.-T homa.s J. Game. Madison, Wis.--Fred NV. Erickson: Winston-Salem, N. C.-F. J. Peterson jr. Milwaukee, Wis. --Frank M. Harbach. Canton, Ohio-A. A.Welsbacher. Oshkosh, W is.-Edwun O. Beardmore. Cincinnati, Ohio-C. W. Hand man. Racine, Wis.-A. H. Schafer. e Cleveland, Ohio -F. G. Hagen. Superior, Wis.-L. A. Nichols.

VI.PRESIDENTSOFUNIVERSITIESANDCOLLEGES

LOCATION, NAME OFINSTITUTION, ALASKA 4 AND PRESIDENT Fairbanks- Alaska A griculturalCollege and School of Mines;mCharles E. Bunnell. ALABMIA ARIZONA Athens-Athens College for Young Women;Mary M. McCoy. Tucson-University of Arizona;Horner LeRoy Auburn-Alabama Polytechnic Institute;Brad- Shantz, ford Knapp. ARKANSAS BirminghamBirmingham-Southern College; Guy ArkadelphiaOuachita College; CharlesD. John- E. Snavely. son. Howard College; John C. Dawson. Batesville-Arkansas College;E. B. Tucker. Marion-Judsonpi. _ege;E. V. Baldy. Clarksville-College of the Ozarks;Wylie L. Hurls. Montevallo-Alalabel' College; O.C. Carmichael. Conway-Hendrii-HendersonCollege;John H. Montgomery Women's College of Alabama; Wal- Reynolds. Fayetteville-University of Arkansas;John O. ter D. Agnew. Futrall. Spring 11 Spring Hill College; Joseph M. Walsh,Little Rock-Arkansas Baptist College;18. P, TalladegaTalladega College; I Frederick A. Sum- Nelson. ner. Little Rock College; James P. Moran. UnIvereityUniverilty of Alabama;George H.Searcy-GallowayWomy's College;J.M. Denny. Williams. %mow 11, 4M1114 I'Purchasing agent. IPurchasing agent. Publicly controlled. Publicly controlled. 1 'Waxed. Colored. UNIVERSITYAND COLLEGE PRESIDENTS tt:

CALIFORNIA" WashingtonHoward University;IMordecai W. Johnson. ngwinPsciflc Union College;WilliamE. --National University( Charles F. Carus!, Nelson. chancellor. BelmontCollege of Notre Dame; Sister Julia. Trinity College; Sister Julia of the Trinity. BerkeleyUniversity of California;3 William W. Washington (Takoma Park)Washington Mis- Campbell. sionary College; H. H., Hamilton. ClaremontPomona College;Charles K.Ed- munds. FLORIDA Scripps College; Ernest J. Jaqua. Coral GablesUniversity of Miami; BowmanF. La VerneLaVerne College; Ellis M. Stude- Ashe. baker. DelandJohn B. Stetson University;Lincoln Los AngelesCalifornia Christian College; C. F. Hulley. Cbeverton, acting. GainesvilleUniversity of Florida; I John J. Tigert. Occidental College; Remsen D. Bird. LakelandSouthern College; Ludd M. Spivey. University of Southern California;Rufus TallahasseeFlorida State College for Women;I B. von Klein Smid. Edward Conradi. Mills CollegeMill% College; Aurelia H., Rein-'WinterParkRollins College; Hamilton Holt. al hardt. Pasa(lena--CaliforniaInstitute ofTechnology; GEORGIA Robert A. Millikan. Pasadena College; H. Orton Wiley. AthensUniversity of Georgia; I C.11.Snelling, RedlandsUniversity ofRedlands;VictorL. Chancellor. Duke. AtlantaAtlanta University; JohA Hope. Saint Mary'sCollege S t.Mary'sCollepe. Clark University; 2 Matthew S. Davage. Brother Lewis. Georgia School of Technology; 1 Marion L. San FranciscoSt. Ignatius College; Edward J. Brittain. helan. Morehouse College; 3 John Hope. SanRafaelDominicanCollege;Mothor M. Morris Brown University; 3 W. A. Foun- Raymond. tain, Jr. Santa ClaraUniversity ofSanta Clara;Cor- Spelman College; I Florence M.Read. nelius J. McCoy. AugustaPaine College; 2 E. C. Peters, StanfordUniversityStanford University; Ray DahlonegaNorth Georgia Agrfetiltural College;I L. Wilbur. John W. West. Stockton college of the Pacific; TullyC. Knoles. DecaturAgnes Scott College; James R. McCain. VeniceLoyola College: JosephA. Sullivan. Deinonist Piedmont College; Frank E. Jenkins. WhittierWhittier College; Walter F. Dexter. Emory UniversityEmory University;Harvey W.Cox. Forsyth--Beslie Tift College; Aquila Chamlee. COLORADO (iainesvilleBrenau College; HaywoodJ. Pearl*. BoulderUniversity of Colorado; 1 George Norlin. LagrangeLagrange College; W. E. Thompson. Colorado SpringsColorado College; CharlesC. MaconMercer University; Spright Dowell. M ierow. Wesleyan College; William F. Quinlan. DenverRegis College; Aloysius A. Breen. MilledgevilleGeorgia State College for Women; I UniversityofDenver;Frederick M. Jasper L. Beeson. Hunter, chancellor. Oglethorpe University.OglethorpeUniversity; Thornwell Jacobs. Fort CollinsColoradoAgrictilturalCollege;I Charles A. hory. RomeShorter College; W. D. Furry. GoldenColorado School of Mines; 1 M. L.Cool- Tifton-7-Georgia State Colleke for Men;1 FrankG. haugh. Branch. LorettoLorettoHeightsCollege; SisterM. HAWAII DoloVe, acting. Honolulu Uni versity of Hawaii;1 David L.Craw- ford. CONNECTICUT t IDAHO HartfordTrinity College; Remsen B. Ogilby. Caldwell College of Idaho; William J. Boone. M iddletownWesleyanIT ni versity;JamesL. MoscowUniversity of idaho;/ FrederickJ. Kelly. McConaughy. Nampa -Northwest Nazarene College; RtasellV. New HavenAlbertus Magnus College;Sister De Long. M. Isabel. Wesleyan--Gooding College; Chagles W. Tenney. Yale University; James R. Angel). New LondonConnecticut Collegefor Women; ILLINOIS Katharine Blunt. AltonShurtleft College; George M. Potter. United States Coast Guard Atademy;1 AuroraAurora College; Orrin R. Jenks. Capt. H. G. Hamlet, superintendent. BloomingtonUM:Nis Wesleyan University; W. J. StorrsConnecticut Agricultural College; 1 George Davidson. A. Works. BourbonnaisSt. ViatiCollege; J. W. R. Maguire. DELAWARE CarthageCarthage Çollege; Jacob Diehl. .440 ChicagoArmour initituteoforechnology; iloward NewarkUniversity of Delaware;1 Walter Hul- M. Raymond. lihen. De PaulUffiversity;Thomas F. Levan. DISTRICT Of COLUMBIA Lewis Inst tuts; George N. Carman, director. Loyola University; Robert M. Kelly. WashingtonAmericanUniversity;Lucius C. St. Francis Xavier Collegefor Women. Clark, chancellor. Mother M. Sophia Mitchell. Catholic Sisters College; Patrick J. McCor- University c.f Chrcago; Robert M. Hutchins. mick, dean. DecaturJames Millikin University; Mark E. Catholic University of America; James H. Penney. Ryanrector. Elmhurst 111mhurst College; Timothy Lehmann. G,allaudet College; I Percival Hall. EurekaEureka College; James M. Allen, acting. Georgetown University;W.Coleman EvanstonNorthwestern University; Walter D. Nevils. Scott. ---GeorgeWashingtonUniversity;Cloyd UalesburgKnox College: Albert Britt. Heck Marvin. Lombard College; George O. Davis. VaISINIM vale College; Leslie R. Marston. I Publicly controlled. UniversityofCaliforniaatLos Angeles, I Publicly controlled. Ernest C. Moore, director. Colored.

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Jacks& willsIllinois Coll Charles H. Ram-Sioux CityMorningsideCollege; Frank& / melkamp. Mossman. IllinoisWoman's Col ClarenceP. Storm LakeL-Buena ViftaCollegee E. L.Jones. McClelland. University ParkJohnFletcher College;Joseph Lake ForestLake Forest College; Herber ()weals. Moore. LebanonMcKendree College; Cameron Harmon. KANSAS LisleSt. Procopius College; Valentine Kohlheck. MonmouthMonmouth College; Thomas H. Mc- AtchisonSt. Benedict's College:Martin Veth. Michael. Baldwin CityBaker niversity;WallaceB. Mount MorrisMount Morris College;C. Ernest Fleming. Davis. EmporiaCollege of Emporia. NapervilleNorth Central Colitis; Edward E. HillsboroTabor College; P. CHiebert, acting. Rall. Kansas CityKansas CityUniversity;W. O. PeoriaBradley Polytechnic Institute; Frederick Jones, chancellor. R. Hamilton. LawrenceUniversityofKansas; IErnest H. River ForestRosary College; Sister M. Ruth. Lindley, chancellor. RockfordRockford Coltege; William A. Maddox. Lindsborg--Bethany College;Ernst F. Pihlblad. Rock IslandAtikustana College; GustavA. An- McPhersonMcPherson College; V. FSchwalm. dreen. Mtinhattan Kansas State AgjculturalCollege;i UrbanaUniversity of Illinois:I David Kinley. Francis D. Farrell. WheatonWheatop College; James O. Buswell. NewtonBethel College; John W. Kliewer. OttawaOttawa University; ErdmannSmith. INDIANA St. MarysSt. Mary's College;Francis J.O'Hern. SalinaKansas Wesleyan Univers'ty;Larkin B. BloomingtonIndiana University;IWilliam L. BeWers. Bryan. Marymount College; Mother. rRose. CrawfordsvilleWabash College;Louis Bertram SterlingSterling College;Ross T. 'Campbell. Hopkins. TopekaWashburn College; Parley P. Womer. EarlhamEarlham College; William C. Diinnis, Wiehita--Friends University;W. O. Mendeahall. EvansvilleEvansville College; Earl E. Harper. --Municipal University of, Wichita;I Harold Franklin Franklin College; Homer P. Rainey. W. Foght. e GoshenGoshen College; Sanford C. Yoder. W infield Southwestern College ;EzraT. Franklin. GreencastleDe Pauw University;G. Bromley Oznam. KENTUCKY HanoverHanover College; AlbertG. Parker. HuntingtonHuntington College;C. A. Mum- BarbourvilleUnion College; John.O.Gross. mart. BereaBerea College; William J. Ilutehins. TndianapolisButler College; Robert J. Aley. DanvilleCentre College; Charles J.Turck. Indiana Centçal College; Irby J. Good. OeorgetownGeorgetown College;Maldon B. La FayettePurdueUniversity;IEdward C. Adams. Elliott. KingswoodKingswood HolinessCollege; Walter MarionMarion College; Henry A. West, acting. L. Surbrook. NorthManchesterManchester College; Otho Lexington --TransylviniaCollege; Elnier G. W inger. Campbell, acting. Notre DameSt. Mary's College andAcademy: University of Kentucky; I FrankL. McVey. Mother M. Pauline. Louisville- Nazareth College;Mother Mary Cath- University of Notre Dame; Charles L. arine Malone. O'Donnell. ----Simmons University;I C. il. Parrish. Oakland CityOakland City College; WilliamP ---University ofLouisville; IRaymond A. Dearing. cnt. St. Mary of the Woods--St. Mary of the Woods Wilmore--Asbury College; LewisR. Akers. College; Mother Mary Raphael. WinchesterKentucky Wesleyan College;C. M. Terre HauteRose Polytechnic Institute;John B. Dannelly. Peddle, acting. LOUISIANA Upland-`--Taylor University; ,johrValparaisoValparaiso aul. ValparaisoValparaiso Universit, F.. W. Kro- Baton RougeLnuisiana StateUniversity and encke, dean of administration. Agricultural and Mechanical College;IThomas W. A tk inson. *IOWA Lafayette -SouthwesternLouisianaInstituto;i Edwin L. Stephens. AmesIowa State College of Agriculture and Now OrleansLoyola University; F. D.Sullivan. Mechanic Arts;I Raymond M. Hughes. New Orleans University; 3 O. E. Kriege. Cedar RapidsCoe College; Harry M. Gage. --Straight College; I James P. O'Brien. ClintonWartburg College; Otto L. Proehl. Tulane University ofLouisiana; Albert B. DavenportSt. Ambrose College; U. A. Hauber. Dinwiddie. DecorahLuther College; Oscar L. Olson. PinevilleLouisiana College; C.Cottingham. Des MoinesDrake University; Daniel W. More- RustonLouisiana Polytechnic Institute;I G. W. house. Bond. DubuqueColumbia College; Thomm Conry. Clarke College; Sister Mary Basiline. ShreveportCentenary College; George S. Sexton, 6 UniverAty of Dubtique; Paul H. Buchholz. Fairfield Parsons, College; Clarence ,Nlapreene. MAINE FayetteUpper Iowa University; J. W7TIlickman. Orinn011Grinnell College; John H. T. Main. Brunswic Bowdoin College;Kenneth C. M. IndianolaSimpson College; John L. Hillman. Sills. Iowa CityState University of Iowa;I WalterA. LewistonBates College: Clifton D.Gray. Jessup. OronoUniversity of Maine;1 Harold S.Boardmaa LamoniGraceland College; George N. Briggs. WatervilleColby College;F. W. Johnson. L. MareWestern Union College; CharlesA. Mock. MARYLAND Mount PleasantIowe Wesleyan College; J. E. Coons. Annapolis-8t. John's College;Robert E. Hawse Mount VernonCornell College; Herbert J. Burg- acting. stabler. United States Naval Academy;IRear Adm.

OskaloosaPenn College; Harlan L. McCracken. 8. 8. Robison, superintendent. 1 '1.2)11a Central College; John Wesselink. 11...... s I Publicly controlled. I Publicly oontroHed. I Colored. A4 UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE PRESIDENTS 61

BaltimoreCollege of Notre Dame ofMaryland; MoorheadConcordia College; J. N. Brown. Sister M.Ethelbert. NorthfieldCarleton College; Donald J. Cowling Goucher College; Dorothy Stimson, acting. St. Olaf College; Lars W. IMP Johns Hopkins University; Joseph S. 4mes. St. PaulCollege of St. Catherine; Sister Antonia. Loyola College; Henri J. Wiesel. ------College of St. Thomas; Mathew Schumacher. Morgan College: 3 John .0. Spencer. ---Hemline University; Alfred F. Hughes. CheFtertownWashingtonCollege; Paul E. Tits- Macalester College; John C. Acheson. worth. St. PeterGustavus Adolphus College; Oscar J. College Park of Maryland; 1 Raymond Johnson. A. Pearson. WinonaCollege of St. Teresa; Sister Mary A. EmmitsburgMount St.Mary's College; Bernard Molloy, dean. 1. Bradley. ------St. Mary's College; John H. Pescbges. St. Joseph's College;Sister Paula Dunn. W-4 FrederiekHood College; Joseph H.Apple. MISSISSIPPI LuthervilleMaryland College for Women. 4' WestminsterWestern Maryland College; Albert AgricultalCollerteMississippiAgricultulaland N. Ward. Mech. nici0 College;1 B. M. Walker. IIIM ASSACH I:SETTS Blue MountainBlue Mountain College; Lawrence T. Lowrey. AmherstAmherst College; Arthur S. Pease. ClintonMississipOi College; John W. Provine. Massachusetts Agricultural College.' Ros- ColumbusMississippi State College for Women;1 coeW.Thatcher. John C. Fant. BostonBoston University; Daniel L. Marsh. OrenadaOrenada College; J. R. Countiss. Emmanuel College; Sister Frances. HattiesburgMississlppi Woman's College; J. L. Northeastern University; Frank P. Spears. Johnson. Simmons College; Henry Lefavour Holly springsRust College:: L. M. McCoy. CambridgeHarvard University; AbbotLaw- Jackson Belhaven College; G. T. Gillespie. renceLowell. Jackson College; 3 B. Baldwin Dansby. MassachusettsInstituteofTechnology; Millgaps College; David t«t. Key. Samuel W. Stratton. TougalooTougaloo College; W intuit T. Hotrnes. Radcliffe College; Ada L. Comstock. UniversityUniversity ofMississippi; 1 Alfred Chestnut HillBoston College; James H. Dolan. Hume, chancellor. Lowill Lowell TextileInstitute; 1CharlesII. Eames. M ISSO 0 RI NorthamptonSmith College; William A.Neilson. % ei. NortonWheaton College; John Edgar Park. . V South HadleyMount Holyoke College; Mary E. College; John H. Wood. Woolley. PonCulver-Stocktonmbite--University of Missouri; I Stratton D. SpringfieldInternational Young Men'sChristiaii Brooks. Association College; Laurence L. Doggett. FayetteCentral College; W. F. McMurry. q Tufts CollegeTufts College; John A. Cougens. FultonWestminster College; M. E. Melvin. WellesleyWellesley College; Ellen F. Pendleton. Kansas CityRockhurstCollege;WilliamP. WilliamstownWilliams College; Harry A. Gar- Manron. ' field. LibertyWilliam Jewell College; John F. Herget. MarshallMissourr Valley College;GeorgeII. WorcesterClark University; WallaceW. At- Mack. wood. ParkvillePark College; FredericilW. Hawley. C 'ege of the Holy Cross; John M.For. st.CharlesLindenwood College;Tohn L. Roemer. --- Y. %/NesterPolytechnicInstitute;Ralph St. LouisCollege of the Sacred Ileart; Mother Earl& . Mary Reid. MICHIGAN St. Louis University; Charles H. Cloud. Washington University; George R. Throop, Adrian: Adrian College; Harlan L. Feeman. chancellor. AlbionAlbion College; Jobn L. Seaton. SpringfieldDrury College; Thomas W. Nadal. AlmaAlma College; Harry Means Crooks. TarkioTarkio College; Joseph A. Thompson, Ann ArborUniversity of Michigan;1 Alexander G. Ruthyen. WarrentonCentral Wesleyan College;Ira N. Battle CreekBattle Creek College; Paul F. Voel- Chilas. ker. . Webster GrovesWebster College; Mother Mary Berrien SprinisEmmanuel Missionary College; Lions Maier. , Guy F. Wolfkill. MONTANA DetroitCollege of the CIty,,ofDetrolt;i4Wiltord L. Coffee, dean. BozemanMontana State College ofAgriculture Marygrove College; George H. Derry. and Mechanic Arts; 14 Alfred Atkinson. University of Detroit; John.P. McNichols. ButteMontana State School of Mines; 14 F. A. East LansingMichigan State College of Agricul; Thomson. ture and Applied Science; I Robert S. Shaw. HelenaIntermAtainUnion College; Wendell Grand RapidsCalvin College; Johannes Broene. S. Brooks. HillsdaleHillsdale College; William G. Spencer. Mount St. Charles College; Norbert C. Hoff. HollandHope College; Edward D. Dimnent. MissoulaState University of Montana: 4Charles HoughtonMichigan College of Mining and Tech- IL Clapp. nology;1 W. O. Hotchkiss. lalnar.00 Kalamazoo College; Allan lloben NEBRASKA NazarethNazareth College: Mother M. Agatha BlairDana College; Friend Nelson. (atiley. Central CIty---Nehraska IlentralCollege; O. W. OlivetOlivet College; A. E. Vealing. Carrell. College ViewUnion College; P.L. Thompson. MIN NKSOTA CreteDoane College; Edwin B. Dean. 411, Martin. CollegevilleSt.John's University; Alcuin FremontMidland College; Horace F. Deutsch. Grand IslandGrandIslandCollege; George DuluthCollege of St. Scholastics; SisterCeles- Sutherland, acting. tine, dean. Minneapolis Augsburg Seminary; George Sver- drup. /I Publicly controlled. Lotus D. Coff- I Colored. --University of MInnesota¡ I /4 The chief administrativeofficer of the Univer- man. sity of Montana, whichincludes the State higher institutions, is the chanoellor,Melvin A. Brannon, I Publicly controlled. Helena, Mont.' %Cs

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Hastings-Hastings College:Calvin H. Frtnch. New YorkCollegeof the City ofNew York:l Lincoln-Cotner College;James B. We lddh. Frederick B. Robinson. University of Nebraskc;E. A. Burnett, College of the Sacred Heart;MadameChar. -chancellor. lotte Lewis. Omaha-Creighton University; William H. Columbia University;Nicholas M.Butler. Agnew. Cooper Union; R. FultonCutting. College of St Mary:Sister M. Leo. Fordham University,William J. Duane. University of Omaha;E. W. Emery. New York-HunterCollege of theCity of New Yort,-York College:J. R. Overmiller. York; i James M. Kieran. University Place-NebraskaWesleyan University; Manhattan College; BrotherCornelius Isaac B. Shreckengast New York University;Elmer Elswortb Brown, chancellor. NEVADA Niagara 1-civersity-NiagaraUniversity-. JohnJ. )' Byrne. Reno-State University ofNevada;l Walter E. Oneonts-Hartwick College:Charles W,Leitzell Clark. Potsdam-Clarkson Collegeof Technology; Joseph NEW HAMNHIRE K. Rowe. PoughkeepsieVassar. College;Henry N. Mac- Durham-University o' NewHampshire.; Edward C-racken. M. Lewis. liochester-University of Rochester;Rush Meet. Banover- Dartmouth College;Ernest M. flop- St. Bonaventare-St.Bonaventure's College, kins. Thomas Plassman. Alanehester -St. Anselm'sCollege.Bertrand C. Saratoga Springs-SkidmoreCollege; HenryT. Dolan. NIoore. NEW JERSEY ztlienectady --Union College;Frank P. Day. Staten Island-Wagner MemorialLutheran Col- Convent Station-Collegeof St. Eliszabeth; Sister lege; Charles F. Dapp. Marie Josis Byrne. Syracuse-New Yorktate College of Forestry.(at East orange-Upsala College;Carl a Erickson. Syracuse University);1 Nelson C. Brown, acting Hohoken--StayensInstitute of 'Technology;Har- dean. vey N. Davis. Syracuse University;Charles W. Flint, takewood-Georgian CourtCollege; Nlother M. chancellor. Cecelia Scully. Tarrytown-MarymountCollege; Mother M. Madison-Dre.-University;Arlo Ayres Brown. Gerard. Newark-Newark College of Vigineering,lAllan Troy-Rensselaer PolytechnicInstitute.Palmer R. Cu.limore C. Ricketts. New Brunswick-Rutgers UniversIty;1John M. Russell Sage College;James L. Meader Thomas. est Point-Unitedtates Nlilitary Academy:, Princeton -PrincetonUniversity;JohnGreer Nlaj. Gen. William R.Smith. superintendent. Ilibben. White Plains-GoddCounsel College; Mother M. St. Joseph's College; Joseph S. Dunn Aloysia. South Orange -Seton HallCollege; ThomasII. NORTH CAROLINA McLaughlin. Asheville -st .Genevieve's Zarephath---Alma White College,Aj.k.White College; Mother Mule Loilie Lorin. Chapel 1111I-University of North 011.30 NEW MEXICO I Carolina: I Harry W.C hase Alhuggue state University of NewNiemen,' Charlotte-Johnson C. Smith University: I I. L. J. F. Zimmerman. McCrorey. Socorio-New Mexico School ofMines,'Edgar II. ------Queens Colleve-Williain II. Fra7er wells. Davidson -DavidsonCollege; Waltm I. Linde State CollegeNew Mexico College of !culture Durham University; William P. Few. ow, Mechanic Arts;1 Harry 44.Kent. -----Nort h Carolina Collegefor Negroes:James E Shepard Hon College Elon College;William A. ilarner NEW YORK Greensboro Greensboro College.S.B. Turrele Albany-St. Rose's College ine North Carolina College for Women-l Julius Alfred- Alfred University; Boothe C.Davis. I.Fowt. Annandale-St. Stephen's College; BernardI. Ouilford Bell, warden. College-GuilfordCollege;Raymond 14i Word. .11CON -Wells College; Kerr 1). Macniillan. Hickory Lenoir-Rhyne College. il. Brent Brooklyn-PolytechnicInstituteofBrooklyn.; Schaeffer. Parke R.Kolbe. High Polnt-High Point College;R. M. Andrews. St. Francis College; BrotherColumba. Murireeshoro-CbowanCollege; W. B. Edwards. st. John's College; John J. Cloonan Raleigh-Meredith College; CharlesE. Brewer. St Joseph's College for Women;Sister M. North Carolina State Collegeof. Agrieultnrq Angeline, dean.. find Engineering; I'F.ugeneC. Brooks_ BuffaloCanisius College; Audolph J. Eichhorn'. Shaw Univers1ty;1Joseph L. Peacock. D'Youville College; Mother SaintEdward. Red SpringsFlora MacDonaldCollege. Charle4 University of Buffalo; Samuel P.Capen, (;.ardell. chancellor Salisbury Cataw haCollege; Elmer R. Hoke. CantonSt. Lawrence University;RichardE. Livingstone College:2 W. J. Trent. a Sykes. Wake ForestWakeForest College; Francis P. ClintonHamilttm College; Fredprick C.Ferry. Gaines. ElmiraElmira College; f'rederick Lent. Wilson AtlantiOehristianCollege; Howard S. Garden C_ItyAderphi College; Frank D. Blodgett. Miley. fileneva41-Hobart College; Murray Bartlett. HamiltonColgate University; George B. Cutten.,W inston-Salem Salem College; Howard E. HoughtonHoughton College; James S. Luckey. Rondthaler. IthacaCornell University: Livingston Farrand. NORTH DAKOTA Keuka ParkKeuka College; Arthur H. Norton Jamestown-Jarneston college; BarendH. Nsw RochelleCollege of New Rochelle; Mother Krocie M. Ignatius, dean. State College -North DakotaAgriculturalCol- New Yet Barnard College; Virginia C. Gilder- lege:1Johlklienry Shepperd, acting sleeve, dean. University-15n iversity of North Dakota. vit--Collegeof Mount St. Vincent; Sister Miriam ThomasF. Kane. A laooqus.

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OHIO OREGON %.laOhio Northern University; Robert Williams. Akron -University of Akron:1 George F. Zook. AlbailvAlhanyCollege; Thomas W. Bibb. Iliance --Mount UnionCollege;WilliamH. CorvallisOregonAgricultural College;1 William MeMasier. J. Kerr. .shlandAshland College; Edwin E. Jacobs. EugeneUniversity of Oregon;1 Arnold Beinett Athens-0Mo University:1 Elmer B. Bryan. Re, ea Bald win- Wallace College; Albert B. Forest GrovePacific University; John F. Dollhs.. Storms MeMinnvilleLinfieldCollege; Leonard W. BlutfInBlullton College; Samuel K. Mosiman. Riley. NewbirgPacificCollege; Levi T. Pennington CedarvilleCedarville College; W ilbert R. McChesney. PortlandReed College; NormanF. Coleman. CincinnatiCollege of the Sacred Heart; MotherSalemWillamette University; Carl G. Doney. Frances Sullivan. .----St. Xavier College; Hubert F. Brockman_ PENNSYLVANIA University of Cincinnati; I Herman Schneider. AllentownCedarCrestCollege;WilliamP'. NevelandCase SchoolofAppliedScience; Curtis. William E. Wickenden. Muhlenberg College; JohnA. W. ulnas. John Carroll University; Benedict J. Rod-Annville -Lebanon ValleyCollege.George D. man. Gossard. Crsuline College; Mother Mary Eulalia. BeaverFalLsGenevaCollege;McLeod M. Western Reserve University; RobertE. Pearce. inson. Bet hlehem lAtighUniversity; C harlesR. ColumhusCapital University; Otto Mees. Riel..,rds. . Ohio State University:1 (Norge. Right- Moravian College; W. N. schwarie. mire. noravian College for Women;Edwin J. DaytonUniversityofDayton;BernardP. I I eath. O'Reilly. Bryn MawrBryn Mawr College; Defiance- Defiance College; Albert O. Caris. Marion E. DelawlreOhio Wesleyan University; Edmund Park. D. Soper. CarlisleDickinsou College; MervinG. Filler. FindlayFindlay College; H. R. Dunathan. C ham hersburg W ilsonCollege;Et hel ben D. r;:inihierKenyon College; William F. Peirce. W rtield. QranvilleDenison University; Avery A. Shaw. ChesterPennsylvania Military College. rliramIliram College: Miner Lee Bates. - .0 hest nut I 1 ill---Mount St. JosephCollege; Mother Marietta--Marietta College: Edward S. Parsoils. Mary bunts. Mount St. JosephMount St. Joseph College; Collegeville -1.7rsinusCollege; George L. ormAce. Sister Mary Zoe, dean. Easton -LafayetteCollege; WilliamMaier New ConcordMuskingum College; J. K. Mont- Lewis gomery. ElizabethtownElizabethtownCollege;IIH. OberlinOberlin College; Ernest If. Wilkins Nye OxfordMiami University.' Alfred Il. Upham. Genyq)urgGettysburiCollege; Henry W.A. Western College for Women; William W. I Ianson. Boyd. Greensburg Seton lull College;Daniel R. Sul- PainesvilleLake Erie College, Vivian Blanche livan. Small. GreenvilleThiel College; E. Clyde Xander. Rio 0 randeR io Grande'College;W. W. Bartlett.Grove city -Grove City College; WeirC.Keilex. South EuclidNotre Dame ("ollege; Motber MaryHaverfordIlaverford College; WilliamW. Com- Evarista. fort. FpringfleldWittenberg College; Rees E. Tulloss,HuntingdonJuniata College. TiffinHeidelberg College; Charles E. Miller. lmmaculataImmaculata College;Mother M. ToledoSt.John'sUnk-ersity6WilliamH. Loyola. Fitzgerald. JenkintownBeaver College; Walter B.Green- Uniersity of the City of Toledo;1 Henry w A y. J. Doermann. Lancasterjranklin and Marshall College4Ilenry WestervilleOtterbein College; Walter G. Clip- H. Apple. pinger. LatrobeSt. Vincent College; Aurelius Stehle. W ilberforceWilherforoe University;) Gilbert H. LewisburgBuck nellUniversity;.Emory W. Jones. II unt. Wilmington%?ilmingtonCollege; B. O. Skinner. Lincoln UniversityLincoln University;t William WoosterCollege of Wooster; Charles F. W ishart. H. Johnson. . Yellow SpringsAntiochCollege;ArthurE. LorettoSt. Francis College; Raphael E. Breheny. Morgan. MeadvilleAlleghent College; JamesA. liNlbe. OKLAHOMA M eclianiesburgIrvngCollege; T. J. gerguson. 'hickashaOklahoma College for Women:1 M.Mont AltoPennsylvania State Forest School,' %. Nash. J. A. Ferguson. director. !lid -Phillips University; Isaac N. McCash. New Wilmington%%estminster College; W. C. 1;110(N-ellPanhandle Agricultural and Meehan; Wallace. leal College; 1Albert W. Fanning. PhiladelphiaDrexel Institute; Kennet h G. Math- I ;Ilifide-Cat honeCollegeofoklahoma for eson. women; Mother Agnes. Dropsie College; Cyrus Adler. \tit-manUniversity of Oklahoma; 1 William B. La Salle Colltge; Brother E. Alfred. Bizzell. St. Joseph's College; William T. Tenon. uklahoma CityOklahoma CityUniversity: Temple University; Charles K. Beury. Eugene M. Antrim UniversityofPennsylvania;Josiah H. hawneeOklahorna Baptist University; W. W. Petniman, provost. Phelan. Pittsburglr-:-CarnegieInstituteof Technology; stillwatetOklahonfa Agricultural and Mechan- Thomas S. Baker. ical College; 1 Heury O. Bennett. Duquesne Universttf of the Holy Ghost; TulsaUniversity of Tulsa; John D Flulayson, Martin A. Hehir. chancellor. "...Is I Publicly controlled. I Publicly i.ontrolled. 'Colored, IColored. 64 EDUCATIONALDIREctoRy, 1930

Pittshnrgh-- PennsylvaniaCollege forWomen: TENNISSK1E Cora11.Coolidge. --University of Pittsburgh; John O. Bowman, BriFtol-king College;Tilden Ficherer. chancellor. Chattanooga-t'Diversityof Chattanooga: Reading-Albright College: WarrenF. Teel. ander Guerry. Ales Rosemout-RosentoutCollege;MotherMary Oreenville-TusculuniCollege; Charles O.Gray, Ignatius. liarrcgate -LineolnMemorialUniversity;a. Scranton-MarywoodCollege; Mother M. Wil- Robinson, president. liam. Jackson-Lane College;J. F. Lane. -0-St. Thomas College; Brother George Leis Union University; HenryE. Waters Selinsgrove-Susquehanna University;G.Morris Jefferson City-Carsongrid Newman 41ollege; Smith. James T Warren. State College-Pennsylvania State ('ollege:1 Ralph Knoxville-KnoxvilleCollege:I James KelleyGil- D. Iletzel. len. Swarthmor-Swarthmore College; Erank A yde- University of 'rennemee:t HarcourtA. Mor- lot te. ga te. Villanova-VillanovaCollege; James 11 OHM. Lebanon-Cumberland University;E. L. Stock- Washington-Washington and JetferonCollege; ton. Simon'4.Balm. Mckenzie -BethelCollege; 'EdgarB. McFnen. Way nesburg-Way nesburgCollege; Paul R. Maryville-Maryvillo College;Samuel T. Wilson Stewart. Memphis-SouthwesternCollege;Charles E. Diehl PHILIPPINE ISLANDS M illigan College M liganCollege; II.J Derthiok.. Murfreesboro-Tennessee College.Edward L.At- Manila-University ofthe Philippines;1Rafael wood Palma. Nashville-Fisk Ufiiversity.7Thomas E. Jones VanderbiltUniversity; JameskfKirkland, PORTO RICO chan ellor. Rio Piedras-Universitv ofPorto Rico,' Oildo Sewanee -Universityof the South; BenjaminF. Mass°, actingchancellor. Finney TEXAS RHODE ISLAND Abilene-Abilene ChristianCollege;13 &Well Bu- ter. Kinrton Rhode Island state College.' MeMurry ('ollege-J,W Hunt. Providence-Brown University; Clarence A. Bar- Simmons University -JetiersonI). landeler. bour. Austin-St. Edward's University-,Joseph Burke. Providence College; Lorenzo C. McCarthy. University of :rem;I 11. Y. Benodia Belton-Baylor Collegefur Women;JohnC. SOUTH CAROLINA Hardy. EA Brownwoder Daniel BakerCollege; S.E. Chan- Anderson-AndersonCollege;AnnieD. Den- dler. mark. Howard Payne College:Thomas II.Taylor. Charleston-C6Ilege of Charleston; I Harrison Ran- College Station-Agriculturaland MechanicalCol- dolph. lege of Texas; I ThomasU. Walton. The Citadel theMilitary College of South Dallas-Southern Methodist'University;Charles Carolina:1 Col O. J.Bond, superintendent C. Seidman. Clemson College-ClemsonAgricultural College,' Denton-College ofIndustrialArts; ILouis H. Enoch W. Sikes. Hubbard. Clinton-Presbyterian College of South Carolina: Fort Worth-Texas ChriitianUniversity; Edward John McSween. M. Waits. Columbia-Columbla College; J.Caldwell Guilds. Texas Woman's College;II. E. Stout. Benedict College:I Clarence B. Antisdel. Georgetown-rSouthwestern U niversity;King %qv- S. C. Byrd. ion. Chicora College for Women; llouston-Rice Institute;Edgar O. Lovett. University of South Carolina;1 D. M. Douglas. Lubbock-Texas TechnologicalCollege;I P W. Due West-Erskine College; Robert C. Orier. llorn. Gaffney-Limestone College;R. C. Granberry. Marshall-Bishop College;'Joseph J. Rhoads Greenville-Furman University;W. J. McGloth- Wiley' College;I M. W. Dogan. -Milford-Texas PresbyterianCollege; L.E. Pytty. lin. Greenville Woman's College; David M. San Antonio-IncarnateWord College;Sister M. Ramsay. Columkille. e Our Lady of the Lake College;Sister M. Greenwood-Lander Cnllege; R. H. Bennet. A ngelique, dean. Hartsville-Coker College; Carlyle C ;Pripbell. Seguin-Guadalupe College;I F. O. 8. Everett. Newberry-Newberry College; S. J. .errick. Rock Hill-Winthrop College:1 James P. Kinard. Sherman-Austin College;Thomas S. Clyee. SpartanburgConverse College; Robert P. Pell. Waco.- Baylor University;Samuel P. Brooks. Wofford College; Usury N. Snyder. Waxabachie-Trinity University;John H. Burma UTAH SOUTH DAKOTA LoganAgricultural Collegeof Utah; IElmer G. Brookings-South Dakota State College of Agri- Peterson. culture and Mechanic Arts; 1 Charles W. Pup- Provo-Brigham YoungUniversity; Franklin8. ley. Harris. Huron-Huron College; Royal C. Agne. SaltLake City-Univevityof Utatr.IGeorge MitchellDakota Wesleyan University; EarlA. Thomas. Roadman. VERMONT Rapid City-State School of Mines:I CleoOm C. 0' llama. Burlington-University Vermout andStat, Sioux FallaAugustana College; O. J. H. Preus. AAgricultural College;I Guy W. Bailey. ----Columbut College; A. F. Amiranit. Middlebury-MiddleburyCollege: Paul Sioux Falls College; Joseph A. Cooper. Moody. Vermilion-University of South Dakota; I Herman NorthfieldNorwich UnIversity;Charles A. O. James. Plumley. WinoosklSt. Michael'sCones% WillimnJean aYánkton Yankton College; George W. Nash. made., de. . . I Publicly controlled. I Publicly controlled sColpred. seolaid. PRESIDENTS OF JUNIOR COLLEGES 65

VIRGINIA TacomaCollege of PugetSound; EdwardH. Todd. AshlandRandolph Macon College; Robert E.Walla WallaWhitmanCollege; StephenB. L. Penrose. Blacksb Virginia AgricUltural and Mechani- , cal C lege and PolytechnicInstitute:1 Julian WEST VIRGINIA A. Burruss. Eridgewater Bridgewater College; Paul H. Bow- man. BarboursvilleMorrisHarvey Collete;George W. CharlottesvilleUniversity of Virginia; 1 Edwin Diehl. A. Alderman. BethanyBethany College;Cloyd Goodnight. EmoryEmory and Henry College;James N. Buckhannon WestVirginia WesleyanCollege; Hillman. Homer E. Wark. Hampden-SidneyHampden-Sidney College; Jos- ElkinsDavis andElkins College;James E. Allen. eph D. Eggleston. InstituteThe WestVirginia State College;11John HollinsHollins College; MattyL. Cocke. W. Davis. LelingtonVirginia Military Institute;1 John A. MorgantownWestVirginia University,'John Lejeune, superintendent. It. Turner. Washington andLee University;RobertSalemSalemCollege; 8.Orestes Bond. Il. Tucker. LynchburgLynchburieCollege;J. T. T. Hundley. WISCONSIN Randolph MaconWoman's College; Dice R. Anderson AppletonLawrence College;Henry M. Wriston. .----Virginia TheologicalSeminary and College; I AshlandNorthland College;Joseph D. Brownell. Vernon N. Johns. BeloitBeloit College;W. IrvingMaurer. Richmond University of Richmond;Frederick MadisonUniversityof Wisconsin;1 Glenn Frank. W. Boatwright. Milton MiltonCollege; AlfredE. Whitford. __a-Virginia UnionUniversity; IWilliam J. MilwaukeeMarquetteUniversity; William M. (lark. Magee. Salem College; Charles J. Smith. M I lwaukee-Downer College; Lucia R. sweet BriarSweet Briar College: MetaGlass. Briggs. WilhamsburgCollege of Williamand Mary; Mount Mary College;Edward A. Fitz- Julian A. C. Chandler. patrick, chancellor. PlymouthMissionHouse College;J. M. G. WUKIINGTON Darms. RiponRipon College; SilasEvans. College PlaceWalla WallaCollege; Walter I.WatertownNorthwesternCollege; Erwin E. Smith. Kowalke. PullmanState Colkge of Washington;1 Ernest WaukeshaCarroll College;William A. Ganfield.' O. Holland. SeattleUniversity of Washington:I M. Lyle WYOMING Spencer. epokaneGontagaUniversity; Daniel J. Reidy.LaramieUniversity of Wyoming;tArthur. G. Whitworth College; WardW. Sullivan. Crane. .. VII.PRESIDENTSOFJUNIOR COLLEGES

LOCATION, NAME OFINSTITUTION, Hollister, Callf.JuniorCollege; Philip Power, AND NAMEOF PRESIDENT dean. Kentfield, Callf.MarinUnion JuniorCollege; Marion. AIa.MarionInstitute; Walter L.Murfee. A. C. Olney StBernard, Ala.St.Bernard College; Bernard Lfing Beach, Callf.JuniorCollege;Ralph H. Menges. Bush, dean. Phoenix, Aris.Jnnior College; E. W. Mont- Los Angeles,Calif. CiimnoetJunior College; gomery. Dora Lee Newman,director. Thatcher, Ariz.GilaCollege; Harvey L Taylor. Holmby College:Mary A. Anderson,dean. Conway, Ark.CentralCollege; J. S. Rogers, Modesto, Calif.JuniorCollege; C. 8. Morris, Jonesboro,Ark.Agricultural andMechanical dean. College; V. C. Kays. Ontario, Calif.ChaffuyJunior College:Charles Jonesboro College; J.N. Mallory. J. Booth. dean. Little Rock,Ark.Junior College;I J. A. Larson, P adena,Calif.Junior College;John W. liar- dean. bsonimia,_ Magnolia, Ark.StateAgricultural and Mechani- Po onaMIrlf.JuniorCollege;Henry R. Rey- cal College; C.A. Overstreet. 1:1 s Monticello,Ark.FourthDistrictAgricultural Reed 66: unior College; E.W. Natick. and Mechanical College;Frank Horsfall, Riverside. Calif.tor College;Arthur O. Paul. MountainHome, Ark.MountainHome College; Sacramento, Calif.JuniorCollege;a Jeremiah B. H. D. Morton. 'Lillard. Russellville, ArkArkanstks Polytechnic College; Salinas, Calif.JuniorCollege:E. L. Van Danes. J. R. Grant. San Bernardino, Calif.JuniorCollege; John B. Siloam Springs,Ark.Jobn E. BrownCollege; Gritting. John E. Brown. San Luis Obispo,Calif.CalifornlaPolytechnic) Azusa, Calif.CitrusJunior College;George II. School; B..R. Crandall. Bell, dean. San Mateo, Calif.JuniorCollege; Robert J. Bakersfield, Calif.JuniorCollege; Grace V. Bird. Hopkins, dean. dean. Santa Ana, Calif. Junior College;McKee Fisk, Brawley, Calif.JuniorCollege; Percy E. Palmer. dean. El Centro,Calif.Central Junior College;Flank Santa Maria, Calif.JUnior College;Arnold A. I. Shepherd,dean. Bowliay. Jr. Fullerton,Calif.- Junior College;W. T. Boyce, Santa Rosa,Calif.Junior College;Floyd P. dean. Bailey, dean. Glendale, Call.--Junior College; CharlesK:-"Nel- Susanville, C!¡lif.Lassoen JuniorCollege;Robert son, dean. M. Fulton.

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Taft. -JuniorCot lege:/ John E.Howes, 1 Fort SrOtt, Kans.Junior College:/W. R. dean mIn. dean. Darl- isalla. -J unior college; 2I.i)teele. dean. GardenCity. KansJunior College:3 Ira tj.Rook Denver, Colo..-( 'olornlf)Woman', cfdlege. SJ. Hesston, KansHesston College;D. H. Bender, Vaughn Iliehland, Kans.Highland College; Grand Junction, Colo J. L.Rowe State Junior College. O. Independence,Kans.- Junior. College;2 E; N. NIhrsh, dean. Stevens, dean. E. Bridgt port Conn.JuniorCollege of Connecticut; Iola, Kans.-JuniorCollege,' J.A. Fleming; E Everett Courtright. Kansas City,Kans.-Junior College,'J. F. LinnIlaven,Fla.---Bob Jones College:R. R. meyer, dean. Wells. Jones Leavenworth, 111fins.st.Mary's College; Maher' StPetersburg, Fla.Junior College,(ieorgeM. Mary, BerchmansCannon. Iib uch. McPherson,Kans.-CentralAcademy and Col. Athens, Un T,ney Cobb Institute:James Brooks. lege; Charles A. Stoll, Aueusta, Ga.Junior CollegerefAugusta, / George Paola.Kans. --College ofPaola; MotherJerome I'. Butler. Schaub. Cut lit:ert. Ga.-AndrewCollege; S. C.Olhn. Pallons. Kans.-JuniorCollege,'E. F.Farm. pointlas,Ga.-South Georgia Junior State College; dean. J. NI . Thrash. Campbellsville,Ky.CampbellsvilleCollege: MountBerry, Ga.BerryJunior College:(I. F. Jones. W. Lelln,t Green Columbia, Ky.Lindsey-WilsonJunior College; %%aleska,1;a.--Reinhardt College; W. M. Bratton. R. V Bennett. Young Harris, Ga. YoungL. G. Harris ('ollege: Cevitezton, Ky.-VillaMadonna College: JtShorp. Sign I NI.Domitilla Pocatello, IdahoSouthern Branch,I'Diversity of Hopkinsv ille. Ky. Bethel Woman's College: Wall(); John R. Dyer,executive IIP011 W. Gaines. John Carimville,111.Black burn College; WilliamM. Jackson. gy.Lees udson. College; J.O. Van Metpr Lexington, Ky.---1 lamiltonCollege; HildaThrel- Chi(aco.111.-traueJunior College) William J. keld, dean. Bart 1.01f. London, Ç Bennett MemorialSchool; Nora! ParkCollege; Algoth Ohlson. Kenneth (.7,. East. ero. 111.Morton *Junior College:2 Harry V. ille,KySacredHeart JuniorCollege; huuch. .zister NI. DolorNt. Godfrey. 111.INIonticello Seminary; Harriet It. Nazareth. Ky.Nazareth Junior college,Nlother Cong:un. Mary !mintius. Jol;et,ill.Asski Junior College;Sister M. Akan- Russellville,Ky.-Bethel College;O. W. Yates, tAra acting. Junior College:2 W. W.Haggard,superin- Logan College;E. R. Naylor. ten,lent. st Joseph, K La Grange, y.-NIOnnt St. JosephJunior Colkge; Broadview College; Thomas W. motherM.Agnes O' Hynn. Steen. st Lakc Forest, 1 11.Ferry Mary. Ky.St.Mary's College;Peter J. Ellen. Hall; Eloise R. Tremain. Williamsburg.Ky. --CuintwriandCollege;J. L. La Salle, 111.-LaSalle-Peru-Oglesby Junior Col- crcech. lege:Thomas J. McCormack. . Clinton La --SillirnanConvge; L. F. lleintnillet Lineoln, Ill.LincolnCoilege, Archelaus E. Tur- almond. La.Southeastern LouisianaCollege; ner. L. A. Sims. Mount Carroll, IllFrances Shinier School. %VII- Mansfield, La.NIansfield FemaleCollege; D. B. liam P. McKee. Raulins. Vincennes,lnd.Vincennes University;Walter Catonsville,Md.-St. Charles'College;Eugene A. Davis. F. Harrigan. Mbia,lowa-Junior Colkge;Myrta Harlow, New Windsor,Md.- -Blue RidgeCollege; E. C. dean. Biller. Boone, lowaJuniorCollege:2 H. J. Van Ness. Auburndale, Mass.LrisellSeminary; GuyM. Burlington, Iowa-Junior College., Esther Jacohs, wiesiow. dean Bradford, Mass.BradfordAcademy; Katharine Clarinda, lowaJuniorCollege;3 Mabel E. Raines, 111. Denwort h. dean South Lancaster,Mass.AtlanticUnion(bollege; Creston, lowaJuniorCollege; V. L. Sanders, (.). M. John. dean. Bay City,Mich.JuniorCollege;1 George E. ForestCity,IowaWaldorf LtitheranJunior Butterfield,dean. College: ClemensM. Granskou. Flint, Mich.-Junior CollegeWilliam 8. Shat. 'Fort Dodge, lowaJuniorCollege;IE. W. Thorn- lurk, dean. ton, dean. Grand Rapids,Mich.JuniorCollege;2Arthur Grundy Center,lowaGrundy JuniorCollege; Andrews. W. Bode. Highland Park. Mich.JuniorCollege:2 George!. Hopkinton, Iows-LenotCollege; E. V. Laugh- Altenburg, dean. lin. Muskegon,Mich.-Junior College;2 D. R. Henry. lima Falls, lowa-EllsworthJunior College, L. Port Huron,Mich. -JuniorCollege; IJohn H. W Dooley, dean. McKenzie, dean. Marshalltown, lowaJuniorCollege; / B.R. Coleraine. Minn.-Itasca Junior College;I Edgar iller R. Mullins, dean. Mason City, Iowa-Junior College;.: Jay B. Mac- Eveleth, Minu.JunforCollege,' V. E. Boardman, ()mug, deal). dean. Sheldon, Iowa-JuniorCollege; 2F. H. Chandler. Hibbing, Minn.-JuniorCollege;:li. A. DrPseher, Tipton, lowa-JuniorCollege:3 W. H. Ray. dean. Washington, Iowa-JuniorCollege,' Harland W. Rochester.Minn.- JuniorCollege: / !toy W. Mead, dean. Goddard. Waukon. Iowa-JuniorCollege;B. K. Orr. St, Joseph, Minn Benedict's College; Moll* Webster City,Iowa-Junior College;Harry L. M. L. Willi. Rice. dean. St.Paul,Minn.ConcordiaCollege; Nitwit. Arkansas City, Kan5..11.nilkCollege; /E. Q. Wachner. Brut hers, dean Viruinia,Minn.-JuniorCollege:2 O. Il. Gibs" Atchison, Kans.-MountSt. Scholastics College; dean. Mothk Lucy. Brookhaven,Miss. WhitwathCollege, O.J. Coffeyville, Kans.Junior 'College;o A. I. Decker, Winfield. dean. El Dorado, Kans.-Junior Clinton, Miss.-Hillman('ollage; ti. P. L. Bert College; P EarlWalker, Oulfport, Miss.OulfPark College; RichardQ. dean. Cox. - $ Partoipublic4ehoolsystem. Part of public-seboolsystem.

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a pony Springs, Miss.Mississippi SynodicalCol- Bethany, Okla.Bethany-Penisl College;8.8. lege; R.F. Cooper. - White. Newton,MM. C lark Memorial College; W. T. Claremore, Okla.Oklahoma Military Academy., Lownev. Walter E. Downs. poplarville, Miss.Pearl River College;S. L. Cordell, Okla.Oklahoma Christian College; Ul- Stringer. rich R. Beeson. p. Bsymond, Miss.Hinds JuniorCollege; R. E. L. Durant, Okla.Oklahoma Presbyterian College for Sutherland. . Girls; Ebenezer Hotchkin. Albany.Nto.Palmer College; Daniel B.Atkin- Lawton, Okla.Cameron State School of Agricul- son,dean. ture; John L. Coffey. Bolivar, Mo.SouthwestBaptist College; J. W. Miami, Okla.Northeastern OklahomaAinior Jen: College; M. R. Floyd. Booneville, Mo.KemperMilitary School; T. A. usk ogee, Okla.Junior College; I Bessie M. fluff, Johnston. dean.. Camden Point, Mo.MissouriChristian College; Tishomingo, Okla.Murray State School; R. M. 0. II. Fern. NI Wool. Cameron.Mo Missouri Wesleyan College; Ed- Tonkawa, Okla.University Preparatory School; ward J. Gale. R. It. Robinson. Carthage. Mo.OzarkWesleyan College: William Warner, okla.Conners S Agricultural Col- AV. King. . lege; H. C. King. Caruthersville, Mo.Junior College:IWilliam T. W illairton, Okla.Eastern Yklahoma College; F. Niiller. (teat). E. Tourtellotte. Columbia. Mo ChristianCollege; Edgar D. Lee. Portland, Oreg.--C.olumbia University; Louis M. ----Stephens College: James M. Wood. Kelley. Flat River, Mo.Jtinior College,'IIP Fling. st Mary's College; Sister Mary Flavia. Fulton,N10.---W11liam Woods College:E.R. St. Benedict, Oreg.Mount AngelCollege;Akuin Cock relt. .. Heibel. Hannibal,Mo.- -Hannibal-La Orange College; Cleituhersburg, Pa.Pennilall; Frank S. Magill. John AV. Crouch. Mitchell, S. Dak.Notre Dame Junior College; Jefferson City, 'Mo.JuniorCollege; 2George J. Sister Perpetua. Linker, dean. Wesington Springs. S Dak.Wessington Springs Kansas C it y, M 0. Junior College of Kansa,;C4i t y;2 Junior College; Harry B. Ansted. Edward M. Bainter. A t hens,Tenn.- Tennessee W esleyanCollege; St. Teresa College;Si?ter Marietta. James L. itohh. Lexingtoti, Mo.Wentworth Military Academy: Cleveland, Tenn.Centenary College;Flora Bry- Sanford Sellers. son Marhle Hill, MO.Will Mayflehi College; J. W. Cookeville, Tenn ---Tenn^sseePolytechnic Insti- JeiTries tute.Q. 11. Smith. Mexico, Mo. Hardin College:Claude B. NI iller. Henderson, Tenn.-- Freed-Hardeman College;N.

Meberly, Mo.Junior College,: M . F. Beach. B. Hardeman. Nevada. Mo. Cottey College; Mary R. Prosler. Madisonville, Tenn.-1 liwassee College;J. M. O'Fallon,Nio.--t. Mary's Institute. Mother Reedy., Mary Wilhelmine. Memphis, Tenn.Le Moyne JuniorCollege; St. Jft:eph, Mo.Junior College:ILeonard M. Frank Sweeney. Haines, &an. Nashville, Tenn.David LipscombCollege;I 1. St_ Louis, Mo.The Principia; Mrs. *Mary K. Leo Boles Morgan. ard-Belont School; J.D. Blanton. Trenton, Mn.pnior College: I 71 Ruthx Woodruff. Pulaski, Tenn.Martin(.line; George A. Mor- Hastings, Nehr.Imrnaculate Coneeption Junior gan. College: Siste0 Clnr.i. A rl ngt on. Tet North TexasAgricultural College; Hebron, Nehr..=-Ilehron College; W.P. Hierony- F:. F,. Davis. mus. Beaumont, 'rex South ParkJuniorCollege;I Mccook, Nebr.Vunior College; I J. R. Johnson, C. W. Dingman. dean. A Brownsville, Tex.Junior College:/S. A. Caldwell. "-ahoo,Nehr. Luther College: A. T Seashore. Cisco. Tex.--Randolph College; T.T. Roberts. Hackettstown, N 'J.Centenary Colleicate I nsti- Clarendon, '1 ex.Clarendon(Allege, i 1. T. Burton, lute. Robert J.revorrow. superintendent. Reswell, N Met. New Mexico NI ihtary Insti- Clifton, Tex.Clifton College;C. Tyssen. tine; D. C. Pear.m,superintendent. Dallas, Tex St. Mary'sCollege; Jeannette W. North Chili, N. N. A. M. Chesbrough Seminary; Ziegler. George W. (harl . Decatur, Tex.Decatur BaptistCollege;J. L.

Tarrytown, N. V. The Mason School; MissC. . E. Mason. 1 F.dinhurg, Tex.JuniorCollege:' H. C. Baker. Asheville, N°. C.Collegeof the City of Asheville;' Gainesville, Tex.JuniorCollege,:11. 0. Mo- Leroy F. Jackson. Cain, dean. Delmont.N.C. Belmont Abbey College; 'incent Greenville, Tex. BurlesemCollege; John Caylor. Taylor., esley College; GeorgeB. Jackson. Lenoir,N. C.Davenport College; W.A. Jenk ins. Hillsboro, Tex.Junior College:'W. F. Doughty. Lbuishurg,N.C.Louishurg College; C. C. Houston, Tex.ColoredJunior College,' J.T. Fox, Alex:miler. dean. Mars !fill,N C.Mars Hill College: R. L. Nfoore. Junior College:' F. MBlack, dean. Raleigh,N. C.St. Vary's School; Warren W. Jacksonville,Tex.Jacksonville College;B.J. Way. A lbritton. -----Peace Institute; W illiamC PreFsly. Lon Morris College; M. Stanton. Rutherford,N. C.Rutherford College; E. P. Bil- Keene, Tet.Southweste Junior College; Chas- lups. ter E. Kellogg. Atatesville, NC.Mitchell College,Mrs. W. B. Kerrville. Tex.--Schrein rInstitute; J. J.Delaney. Ramsay. Marshall, Tex.Collegeof Marshall; F. 8. Grover. Weaverville,N. C.Weaver College; C. H. Trow. Paris, Tex.JuniorCollege.'J. R. McLemors. bridge. dean. Wingate,N. C.Wingate College; J. IV Huff. Plainview,Tex.Wayland BaptistCollege; G. W. Bottineau,N. Disk.- North Dakota Schoolof McDona Id. Forelitry;Francis E. cobb. Ranger, Tex.- JuniorCollege.' R. F.Hollo.way. Wahpetoo, N Dak. NorthDakota State School San Antonio,Tex.Junior College;IJ. E. Nelson. of Science;E. F. Riley. Westmoorland College; E. R.Stanford. Glendale,OhioGlendale %College;Thomas F. Sherman, Tex.Kidd-Key(11ege; EdwinKidd. Marshall. Stephenville, Tex.JohnTarletonAgricultural Urbana, ObioUrbana UniveNty; Franklin 11. College; J. T. Davis, dean. Blackmer. \rm.. 'Partofpublic-sohool system. IPart of public-schoolsystem. IColored. po

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Tehnaeana, Tex.WestminsterCollege; Franklin Bristol, Va.VirginiaIntermont College;R. a. W. Stephenson. Noasinger. 'temple,Tex.Junior College;1L. C. Procter. Danville, Va.Averett College; J. W. Terrell, Tex TexasMilitary College;Frank T. Cammack. Brown, dean. Dayton, Va.ShenandoahCollege;A. L. Mail* Texas Christian College;Charles H. Rob-Marion, Va.MarionCollege; E. H.Copenhavir. erson. Pqtershurg, Va.Southern Cone&Arthur Texarkana, Tex.Junior College;M. P. Akin, Davis. L dean. .Roanoke, Va.VirginiaCollege; Mr.and Mrs. Tyler, Tex.Junior C6Ilege::J. M. Hodges. George Collen. Victoria, Tex.Junior College::V. L. Oran. Staunton, Va.Mary BaldwinCollege;L. Wane Waco, Tex.Paul Quinn College;1Dean Mohr. Jarman. Weatherford, Tex.Weatherford Centralia, Wash.JuniorCollege;: C. College; R. G. L. Littel. , Boger. Lacey, Wash.St.Martin's College;Lambert WichitaFalls,Tex.JuniorCollege;: J.W. Burton. .Cont well. Mount Vernon, Wash.JuniorCollege::Char* Ephraim.rtahSnowCollege;MiltonH. II. Lewis, dean. Knudson. Parkland, Wash.PacificI,utheran College:C L Ogden, UtahWeber College:Aaron W. Tracy. Tinglestead. Salt Lake City, UtahCollegeof St. M ary-of-the- Alderson, W. Va.JuniorCollege; N.S. Dunlop, Wasatch; Sister M. Vincentia. Harpers Ferry, W. Va.StorerCollege;: Henry Westminster College; II. W. Reherd. T. McDonald,. Abingdon, Va.Martha WashingtonCollege: Keyser, W. Va.PotomacState School; Claude D. Curtis. w. Stayman. Joseph Stonewall Jackson College; W B. Guerrant. Lewisburg, W. Va.GreenbrierCollege:French Yl;;Estone,Va.BlackstoneColfrge for Girls: WI Thompson. W. B. Oates. Montgomery.W. Va.New RiverState School Bluefield (W. Va.) Bluefield College (Va.);Oscar r. FL Martin. a E. Sams. Philippi, W.Va.Broaddus Ccglege;W. W, Bristol, Va.Sullins College; W. E. Martin. Trent.

VIII. HEADSOFDEPARTMENTSOFEDUCATION

LOCATION. NAME OF INsTITUTION. CALIFORNIA AND NAME OF HEAD AngwlnPacific Union College:1Dorothy Whitt

BerkeleyUniversity ofCalifornia;1Wm.W. . ...ALA BA Si A Kemp. AthensAthens College for Young Women;W. ClaremontPomona College:William E. Nick& H. Barnard. La VerneLa VerneCollege; AubreyA. Dot* AuburnAlabama Polytechnic Institute; 1Zebu- lass. Ion. Los AngelesOccidentalCollege; J. H.Sinclair. Judd. University of Southern California;1Lest& BirminghamBirmingham-Southern College;J. B.Rogers. E. Bathurst. Mills CollegeMills College;John L. Horn. Howard College; W. E. Bohannon. Redlands Iniveiaity ofRedlands;I. S. West* MarionJudson College; Robert Bnwling berg. MontevalloAlabamaCollege:1 liaddonW. Saint Mary's CollegeSt.Mary's College; Broths James V. Leo. MontgomeryWoman's College of Alabama; T. San Rafael--DominicanCollege; John L. Horn. H.Schtitte Stanford UniversityStanfordUniversity;I, 118. TalladegaTalladega College.' James T. Cater. wood P. Cubberley. UniversityUniversity of Alabama,'James J. StocktonCollege of thePacific; J. W. Harris. Doster. WhittierWhittier College;J. T. Williams. ALASK A COLORADO FairbanksA tasksAgriculturalCollegeand BoulderUniversity of ColoradeHarry M. Ber Sthool of Mines;Jams C. Ryan. rett. Colorado Springs--Colorado College;Charlie B. ARIZONA liershey. Den%er oloralo Woman's College;S. S. Phillip Phoenix Junior College; II. A. Cross. Regis eMlege; Joseph A. Ryan. TursonUniveisity of Ariicria;1 James W. Clar- Universi'y of Denver;Daniel E. phillips. son. Fort CollinsColorado Agricultural College,' O. ARKANSAS G. Sargent. Loret to-- Loretto Heights College;Sister Ann Fail ArkadelphiaOuachita College; B. F. Condray. res. BatesvilleArkansas College; Ilry McKenzie CONNECTICUT ClarksvIlleCollege of the (»arks. Fay S. Ran- kin. New HavenYale i1niversity;1 Clyde M. Hill. ConwayCentral College; Emma II Edwards. New i,ondon --connect i.ut. College for WomeC HendriA-Henderson College; Roy 17. Holl. Fred J. Shields. FayettevilleUniversity of Arkansas,' Charles E. gtorrsConnecticut Agricultural College,' (ifir111 Prall. B. Gentry. JoneshoraAgricuItural and Mechanical College; DCLA W A RK Curtis T. Leaf. Little RockArkansas Baptist College;s Miss J. Ness University of Delaware;1William L. B. Robinson. W ilk inson.

----Little Rock College; Thomas L. Kenny. DISTRICT 01116 COLUMBIA e MagnoliaStateAgriculturaland Mechanical College; M. U. Alcorn. WashingtonCatholic Sisters College;PatrickI. MonticelloStateAgricultural and Mechanical McCormick. College, J. H. flutchloson. Catholic University of America; Patrick). flaareyClalloway Woman's College; Alice Baker. McCormick.

1Orantsadegree In education. Grants a degree in education. 'Colored. tract of public-school system. HEADS OFDEPARTMENTS OFEDUCATION C16 69 fratington-OeorgeWashingtonUniversity;1 Decatur-JamesMillikinUniversity;1O. H. William C. Huedifer. Peterson. ----HowardUniversity:I IDwightO. W. Elmhurst-ElmhurstCollege; HenryKatterjohn. Nimes. Eureka-Eureka College;'Silas Jones. Trinity College; Edward B.Jordan. Evanston-NorthwesternUniversity;IJohn E. Washington (Takoma Park)-WashingtonMis- stout. siogary College. Galesburg-LombardCollege; Carl M.Hanson. FLORIDA Knox College;A. W. Newcombe GreenvilltGreenvilleCollege; E. HaroldMunn. coral Gables-Universityof Miami;Henry S. Jacksonville-IllinoisCollege; ClaudeS. Chap- West. pelear. Deland -John B. Stetson Universfty;1Boyce F. Illinois Wornen'sCollege; LillianHatfield. Fzell Joliet -AssisiJunior College;Sister M. Edna Usinesvil!e-University ofFlorida;1James W. Hans. Nornean. La Grange-Broadview College;Miriam Switzer. Lakeland -Southern College;Hazel BMilehain, Lake Forest -LakeForestCollege;George N. Lynn HavenHob JonesCollege; W. E. Patters(Ln Sleight. Tallahassee-Florida StateCollege for Wouite.1 La Salle--LaSalle-Peru-OgelsbyJunior College; Nathaniel M. Salley. Harry L.Wilmot. Winter Park-Rollins College;James M. Glass. Lebanon-McKendree College;Claude E. Vick. Lincoln-LincolnCollege; Elmer S.Lake. GEORGIA Moninouth-MonmouthCollese. Mount A Morris-Mount MorrisCollege; A. W. .kthens-UniversityofGeorgia. IThomas h Shively. Woofter. Naperville-NorthCentral College;Clarence E. Atlanta-Atlanta University;3 John P. Whittaker. F:rtímeyer. .----(larkUniversity:1 J. P.Brawley. Peoria-BradleyPolytechnic Institute:1Albert F. iarehouse College;I W. R. Chivers. Siepert. Morris BrownUniversity; I Ernest E. River Forest-RosaryCollege; Sister M.Ruth. King. Rockford-RockfordCollege; JordanCavan. Spelman College;3 Elizabeth Perry. Rock Island-AugustanaCollege; AxelR. Wallin. ugust:i -Paine College;I3 Nannie Butts. Urbana-Universityof Illinois. euthbert-Andrew College;R. G. Hall. Wheaton-Wheaton College;Wendell 8. Brook& Dshlonega-North GeorgiaAgricultural College; P. D. Bush. Decatur-Agnes ScottCollege; S. G. Stukes. INDIANA Demorest-Piedmout College;A. L Brewer. Emory University-EmoryUniversity» RE. Bloomington-IndianaUniversity;I HenryL. Wager. smith. Forsyth-Bessie TiftCollege; T. E.Smith. Crawfordsville-Wabash College;George Tapy. Brenau College;J. T. Miller. Earlharn-EarlhamCollege; S. F.Stewart. Lagrange-Lagrange College;George Wardlaw. Evansville-EvansvilleCollege;I Homer L. Macon MercerUniversity;I Peyton Jacob. nutlike. Wesleyan College;Samuel L. Akers. Franklin-Franklin College:Homer P. Rainey. Milledgeville-GeorgiaState College forWomen.' Goshen-GoshenCollege; SilasIlertzler. George U. Webber. Greencastle-De PauwUniversity; EarlC. Bow- MountBerry-Berry JuniorCollege; G. Leland 'man. Green. Hanover-IlanoverCollege; RussellM. Kutz. I OglethorpeUniversity-OglethorpeUniversity:1 Hunt ington-HuntingtonCollege; WillisN. 'loll- Herman J. Gaertner. man. Rome-Shorter College;J. C. Meadows. Indianapolis-ButlerCollege; WilliamL. Rich- Tifton-GeorgiaState College for Men;'John C. ardson. Birmons. Lilian*Central Co1lege0 WEarl Stone- HAWAII burner. La Fayette--PurdueUniversity;1 GeorgeL. Rob- Honolulu-Universityof Hawaii;'Mayne M. erts. Livesay. Marion-MarionCollege: A.Jones. IDAHO NorthManchester-Manchestar College;J. G. Meyer. Caldwell-Collegeof Idaho; F. E.Springer. Notre Dame-St. nary'sCollege andAcademy;1 Moscow-Universityof idaho; IJ. F. Messenger. Sister M. LouisIrene. Nampa-NorthwestNazarene College;May E. University of Notre Dame;1 Leo Kuntz. Bower. Oakland City-OaklandCity College;A. G. Pocatello-SouthernBranch, Universityof Idaho; Cato. Ethel E. Redfield. St. Mary of theWoods-St. Maryof the Woods Wesleyan-GoodingCollege;Burgess F. Ford, College; SisterFrancis Joseph. acting. Upland-TaylorUniversity; 1 W. A.Saucier. ILLINOIS Valparaiso-ValparaisoUniversity; 1 J. J.Aeber. Vincennes-VincennesUniversity; Levi J.Vti var. Alton-Shurtleff&liege;George M. Potter. Aurora-Aurora College; ChesterM. Kearney. \IOWA IBloomington-illinoisWesleyan University;R. E.Browns. Arnt, Iowa State Collegeof Agriculture r Bourbonnais-St. Visitor College; and Richard J. MechanicArt3;1 W.R. Lancelot. French. Burlingtcn-JuniorCollege;Mary Palmer. Ctrthege-CarthageCollege; H. L. Klingbeil. Cedar Rapids-CoeCollege; Alex. C.Robbie. Chicago-Do Paul Uuiverslty William M. Murphy. Davenport-St.Ambrose College; P.G. O'Reilly, Decorah-Luther Oollep;L. A. Moe,acting. - 'AWOL!Institute; ClarenceL. Clarke. Des Moines-DrakeUniversity:1William F. Loyola University;Austin G.Schmidt. Barr. --St. FrancisXavier Collegefor Women; Dubuque-Columbia College;_A. J. Breen. I Sister Mary Angela. Clarke College; SisterNary Conciline. University ofChicago; Charles H. Judd, University ofDubuque; Lewis B.Mull. director. Falrfleld-Pareete College;Raymond J. Bradley. Clowo-MortonJunior College;F. French. FayetteUpper IowaUniversity;William O. Mongold. &Chutea degree in eduatiou. erwm 'Colored. I Grantsad inucs tP.S. .44

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For Ast City-Waldorf Lutheran College; O.S. WilliamsburgCumberland College; J. L.Crew! i Olson. w NI iltumv-Ashtuv College; Francis . Ilmten. Orinnell-Orinnell College; MiltonWilttler. NV inehester -Ken-tucky WesleyanCollege; W. g. Grundy Center- Orundy Junior College: H. J. Arnold. Jr. Kuiper. Hopkinton-Lenox College: Ely V. Laughlin. 40ITISI A NA Indianola-Simpson College: J. H. Inman. Iowa City-State University of Iowa: I Paul C.Baton Rouge7-LouisianaState Universityand Packer Agricultur.il and Mechanical College:IC. A.btu Iowa Falls-Ellsworth College; May E. Fra:Icis. Clinton -Si;linianCollege; L. E. Ileininiller. Larnoni-Oraveland College; O.A.phitz La fayet te-Sout hwesternLouisiana I ustItutcl Le Mars-Western Union College; Benjamin F. James M. Snail. 7.uehl. M ansfield -MansfieldFemaleCollege: Clan Mount Pleasant-Iowa Wesleyan Colleiae: Wil ft J. Puterbaugh. Bell. New Orleans-New orleansCollege;Sadie R. M ()lintVernon-CornellCol lege; Raymond Boyce. McConnell. Straight College;: Ludwig T.Larsen. oskaloosa-Peun College; Ella H. Stokes. Tulane7nivert1ity of Louisiana; StuartG. Pella-Central College; Richard Dro9t. Noble. Sioux City-Morningside College; E. A. Brown. Pineville -Louisiana College; J. E.Caldwell. Storm Lake-Buena VistaCoilegetGeorgeE. Ruston -Louisiana Polytechnic Institute;Ousts! eta%itford. Fieden. University Park-John Fletcher College; Mrs. P.sirre% el wt --CentenaryCollegeof Louisiana; Joyce S Evans. %V. C.Gleason. tr K AMU!, MAINZ

Atchison St.Benedict's College; SylvesterLewiston -Bates College; Robert A. F.McDonald. Schm itz. Orono--UniversIty of Maine;lOlin S. Lutes. Baldwin City-BakerUniversity;Charles A. Vaterv ille-Colq College; EdwardJ. Colon. Mohr. coffeyville--Junior College: C. A Diggs. MARYLAND Emporia-College of Emporia; %yells Smith. Fort Scott--Junior College; E. IlGarrison. 3altimort)-Collerze of Notre Dameof Maryland: tlarden City-Junior College; J. Earl Davies. Sister NI. Anlonitn. Hesston-Hesston ColleAe; Paul Erb. GoucherCollege: Stella NteCarty. Hillsboro-Tabor College; I'C. !Hebert. JohnsHopkins University;1Florence E. Kansas City-Kansas City Univeksity;Elizabeth 1114Inlwrger. Doty. Morgan College:I Oeorge C. Grant. Lawrence-University of K anus:- I It. A. hestertown -W ashington College, Schwegler. College Park-University of Maryland:1Willard

Lindsborg-Bethany College; Amanda Magnuson. s.smAl. . McPherson-Central AvarhqnyandCollege. Emmitshurg-Mount St. Mary's College; Bernard Tressa A !her t. J. Bradley. McPherson College; J. Blair St . Joseph's College;SisterJustine, Manhattan--Kansas State Agricultural College;Frederick -Hood College; (1. N. Hebert. E. L. Holton. Lutherville -Maryland College for Women;In Newton -Bethel College; A. J. Regier. 0. Beaty. Ottawa-Ottawa University;A. E. Luncefor,I. Westminster-Western NIary landCollege;A Ivey Parsons -Junior College; :Olen Hatt. NI. I sa ti ogle. . ft Salina --Kansas Wesleyan University; Albert H. King. M ASSACHUSETTN Marymount College; Sister Mary Chrysos- loin. A mherst--MassachusettsAgriculturalCol* NV int rop S. WeWs. Sterling-Sterling College; F. J. Sales.- or Topeka -Washburn College; L. D. Witternore. BostonBoston Iniversity;i Arthur H. Wilde. Nvichita -Municipal University of Wichita; L. B. Emmanuel College;Waiter Downey. Sipple. simmons441ege; Attoinette Roof. - --Friends UniverNity; Onias B. Baldwin.. Cambridge-rvardUnIversity;1 I ieurY W. Winfield-Southern College; W. P. Reese. I lolmes. Chestnut Hill-Boston College; John 13. Creedea KENTUCK Y Northampton-Smith College; SethWakeman. Norton-Wheaton College; Elizabeth WAmen Barhourville-Unlon College; F. W. Steacy. South Hadley -Mount HolyokeCollege; Kenneth Berea-Berea College; Albert J. Chittester. A. Agee. Covington--Villa Madonna College;SisterAL South Lancaster -Atlantic Union College; N. H. Irmlna. Saunders. Tuns College-Tufts College; Edwin A. Shaw. Danville-Centre College; R. O. Will . tieurgetown-Georgetown College; ThomasE. Wellusky- \ plies ley College; A.Ìthur O.Nona Cochran. Worms:fir -Clark University;I VernonA. Joliet ilopkinsville-Bethel Women's College; R. E. Collegeof the Holy Cross; Jolla. J. Smith. Beck. Lexington-UniVersity of Kentucky; IWilliam S. MICHIGAN Taylor. Hamilton College; Bessie L. Jones. Adrian-Adrian College; O. R. Stilson. , Transylvania College; James L. Leggett. Albion-Albion College; Thomas Carter. LondonSue Bennett Manorial School; George T.Alma A lma College; L. L. Tyler. Parker. Arm ArborUniversityofniehigan:1J. B. Loulsville-RNAltrethCollege; Sister Berenice. Edmorison. SacredHeart Junior ..College;SisterM. Battio CreekBattle Creek College;Benjaans Dominica. L. Birk beck. Simmons UniversIty;I C. IL Parish, Ir. Bay CityJunior College; George E. Butterfield University of Loulsville;i E. B. Fowler. Berrien SpringsEmmanuel Missionary Coils NasarethNataretb Junior College. H. E. Edwards. RUseelivilleBetbel College; Denton J. Wright. Detroit-- Marygrove College; Sister M. Theodosit _Logan College; J.O.Ragsdais. --University of Detroit; Louis LI. Welting& 4M .- -- -.=.-ft WSW a degree in *Mutation. I Grantsadegree in education. ,spoiond. ',Colored. HEADS OF DEPARTMENTSOF EDUCATION 71 Naar- . But LansingMichigan State College of Agricul- St.LouisWashington University;PrankL. ture andApplied Science; Everett L.Austin. Wright. Grand Rapids-Calvin Co1lege;1 Johannes Broene. SpringfieldDrury College; John'N. Bennat. Hiilsdalo -.11illsdaki College; C, B. Clark. Tarkin- Tarkio College; OmarCaeuell. Holland-- 1 1 oiv College; Eghert G. Winter. warrenron Cent Wesleyan College; HughL. Kalamamo---K alaniazoo College; Mary M. Warner. Bates. Nazareth-Nazareth College;1 Sister M. Clotilda Webster Groves-WebsterCollege; sister Francee Vote Ile. Marie. Obvet -Oli vot College; Richard A. Barnes. MONTANA MINNESOTA BozemanMontanaStgieCollege of Agriculture and Nlechanie Arts: LenraM. Harmer. CollegevilleSt. John's University; Mark Braun. HelenaIntermountainUnion College;Ida M. Minneapolis-Augshurg Seminary; A. U. Overn. N'ate ----I niversityofMinnesota;1MelvinE. Mount St. CharlesCollege; E. J. Riley. nagrerty. M issoula --stateUniversity of Montana', 1 Freeman Worhead-Conenrdia College;T. O. Burgess.4 Daughters. Northfield --Carleton College; John Phelan. t. olaf College; Julius Boraas. NEBBASKA st.Joseph-College of St. Benedict;Sister Mary Helen. BlairDana College; C. X.Hansen. St. PaulCollege of St. CatharineSister Jeanne Central CityNebraskaCentral College; Emily Marie. K. Hottenstein. College of St. Thomas:1Wm F Cunning- College View I nion College;Irene Couch. ham CreteDoane College; H. FBrandt. Ramline University; Raymond B Nell. Fremont-MidlandCollege; G. E. Hickman. acalester Colloge: H. L.Anderson. Grand Island-GrandIslandCollege; W' A. St. PeterGustavus AdolphusCollege: Sven knot. Froelwrg. HastingsHastings College;Frank E. Weyer Winona-College Of St. Teresa; Sister M.Evarista LineOln University of Nebraska; William E. Sealot.k. MISSISSIPPI Cotner College; B. E. Ogden Omnha-Creigton University; WilliamA. Kelly, AgrVitural ColleceMississippi Agricultural and University of Omaha; IrwinA. Hammer. Mechanical College; V. O. Martin. University Pliwe-NebraskaWesleyan Univer- Blue Mountain-- Blue NfountainCollege; E. NI. sity. 1 It,E. NIcProuii. t h l'ork--york College; War:I-en Bailer. Brook havens- W hit worth College;G. F. Winfield. Clinton-Harlan College; Elsie Timberlake. NIWADA ississippi College;William H. Weath- yr ershy. itenuf-- AtateUniversity of'evatIrt;1 JohnW. 4. Columbus-il ississippi State College for Hall. *, Women; Anne L.Fant. NEW HAMPSHIRE Grenada -Grenada College: Don P.Wilson. Hattiesburg M ississippi Women'sCollege; Fran- Durlia.m-University of New Hampshire;J. O. cis M. Hunter Wellman.

Holly SpringsRust College;1 I I. FL Miller. Hanover -Dart mouth College;A rthur D. Wright. Jackson Belhaven College; FrancesPreston. M-,tichester.- St.Anselm'sCollege; Placidus Jackson College; a Mary O. Whiteskie. Schurn. NI illsnps College; F. C. Jenkins. NEW JERSEY NewtonClarke Memorial College;Theodosia S. Lowney. .41 Convent StatIon College of St. Elizabeth;Sister IV:Irvine-Pearl ltiverCollege; J. A. Bishop. Kathleen Hennessey. TougalooTougaloo College; 3 Henry W.Cobh. East ()rangetpsalaCollege; P. 1 I. Pearson. tuversity-UniversItyof ississippi;OliverA. Lakewoo I --Georgi:inCourtCollege, Mother Shaw. Mary J. Considine. MISSOURI Ne Brunswick --Rutgers University;Clarence E. Partch. AlbanyPalmer College; DanielB. Atkinson. South Orange Seton Hall College;James Kelley. Cameron-Missouri Wesleyan College;Maude Gibson. NEWMEXICO CantonCulver-StocktonCollege; IHenry Gi Harmon. Albuquerque -State University' of New Mexico; Carthaue-Ouirk Wesleyan College;R. B. Hohn. Simon P. Nanninga. ColumbiaChristian College;R. U. Abram. State Coliegv- -New Mexico College of Agriculture ------Stephens College; Glace Pemberton. and Mechanic Arts; H. M. Gardner. University of Missouri; 1 M. O. Neale. Fayette-Ceritral College; RobertT. Me(liath. NEWTORE Fulton- --WeLstminster College;C. A. NicPheeters. -----William Woods College;P. Ruth Keith. Alfred Alfied University; Gilbert W. Campbell. IlAnnaml--Ilannlbal-LttOrangeCollege;A. F. -St. Francis College; Paul G. Ryan. morns. St. John's College; J. Roger SMith. KansasCitySt. Theresa College;Sister Mriar - St. Joseph's College for Women; William Evelyn. TsDillon. LibertyWilliam JewellCollege; J. B. Sullivan. Buffalo Canisius College; Joseph F. Beglan. Marshall-MissouriValley College; W. R.Mitch- ...D'Youvine College; SiMer Mary. el! University of Buffalo; 1Daniel B. Leary. MexicoHardin College;Katherine Andrews. Cantonlit. Lawrence Uniursity; HowardM. Nevada:-Cottey College; LuluWest. Schwartz. Parkville-Park College;Mary R. Harrison. ClintonHamilton College; William H. Squires. St. Charles-LindenwoodCollege; tJewell A. Elmira Elmira College; Charles E. Reeves. Brent. Garden CityAdelphl College; I James W Park St. JosephJunior College;Nelle Blum. OenevaHobart College; Foster P. Boswell. St. Louis-St. LouisUniversity; Wm. J. Me- HamiltonColgate University; D. A. Laird.- Gueken. 1 loughton-Hotighton College; Bessie M. Fancher. ..11.... 411.. Ithaca -Cornoll University; J. E. Butterworth. 'Grantsa degree in education, "- 'Colored. 'Grantsa degree is education. 72 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY, 1 930

Keuka Park-KeukaCollege; N. P.Stump. MufftonBluffton College:Jacob R. Schultz. .NewRochelle-College of New Rochelle;Sister redarvilleCetiarvilleCollege; A. J. Hostetler. oDorothea. CincinnatiSt. XavierCollege; George R. Kist*. NewYork-College of the Cityof New York; I College of the SacredHeart. Paul Klaqer. - University of Cincinnati;I Louis A.Poch- Colle of the Sacred Heart; Madame Ellen stein. Green. ClevelandUrstilineCollege; Sister MaryAugus- College of MountSt. Vincent:PierreJ. tine. . giarique. -Western ReserveUniversity; ICharles W. Columbia University;1 William F. Russell. I Lunt. NewYork -.Ford harnUniversity; MilosJ. Columbus CapitalUniversity; WilliamYoung. O'Mailia. Ohio StateUniversity; 1 George F.Arps. New York-HunterVollege of the City ofNew Dnyton--- University of Dayton; 1 GeorgeRae- York; 1 Mary F. Higgins. neker. op Manhattan College; BrotherAgatha. DefianceDeflanee College; New York University; EdwarerTA Lawson. 1 John W. Withers. Delaware-Ohio WesleyanUniversity; ArthurR. North Chill-A. M.Chesbrough Seminary; F. D. Mead. Simonds. FindlayFindlay College;1 W. F. Gordon. OneontaHartwiek College; LeRoy Weller. OranvilleDenison University;E. B. Hawes.? Rochester-Universityot 'Rochester:IEarlB. Iliramlliram (;101lege;Ernest G. Walker. Taylor. MariettaM 8r)eTtaCollege; Ray O.Guthrie! St.Bonaventure-St.Bonaventure's College; 1 NewConcord-Muskingum College;1 J. O. Low. Albert O'Brien. ery. Saratoga Springs -SkidmoreCollege; Guernsey J. OberlinOberlin College; Borst. Edward A. Miller. Oxford- M iarni University;1 E. J. Ashbaugh. SyracuseSyracuse University,'Albert S. Hurst. ---Western Collegefor Women; W.C. Colo TarrytownMaryinount College;M. flerard Inan, TroyRussell SageCollege; Antonios P. Savides. PainesvilleLske Erie College;Inez Neterer. Rio (irandeRioGrande College;WilliamA. NORTH CAROLINA Lewis. springtield --Wittenberg College;Franklin AshevilleSt. Genevieve'sCollege; Mother M. McNutt. H. MacSwiney. TitliniHeidelhergUniversity; E. I. F. Williams. Chapel IIill- -University North Carolina;1 N. Toledo--St. John'sUniversity; FrancisJ. Maoel- Wajker. wane. Charlotte-Johnson C. S University; W. C. -University of the Cityof Toledo; 1David Donnell. W. Henry. Queens College; Ethel Abernethy. Urhana--UrhanaUniversity; WilliamC. Cole- Durham DukeUniversity;1 HollandHolton. man. St North Carolina Collegefor Negroes;Ruth WvstervilleOtterhein College;B. W. Valentine. G. Rush. W ilherforce--Wilberforee U niversity;3 Richard C. Elon College-ElonCollege; O. W. Johnson. Bundy. Greensboro-GreensboroCollege; DavidF. Wilmington-WilmingtonCollege: HarryVan- Nicholson. norsdall. North Carolina College forWomen; 1 John Wooster-College of Wooster;George C.Fracker H. Cook. Yellow Springs-Antioch College;EudellD. GuilfordCollege-Guilford College;F. Carlyle Everdell. Shepard.

Rickory-Lenoir-Rhyne College; (1. R.Patterson. OKLAHOMA 1 High Point-High PointCollege; C. R.Hinshaw. 104, Lenoir-Davenport College; DorothyRethlings- hafer. Bethany--Bethany-Peniel College;M. A. Wilson. ChickashaOklahoma Collegefor Women;John LouishurgLouisburg College;Katherine K T. Eischeid. Mars Hill.--Mars Hill College; P. C. Springfield. Enid-Phillips University;IPia L. Perkins. MurfreeshoroChowan College; JaneB. Brown, Raleigh-Meredith College; M. GoodwellPanhandle Agricultureand Mechani- A. Huggins. Ili. . cal College. J. A. Carmack. North Carolina State Collegeof Agriculture Guthrie CatholicCollege of Oklahomafor Women; and Engineering; 1 T. E. Browne. i de. Sister Aloysia. Peace Institute; ZonleanAnilerson. MiamiNortheastern OklahomaJunior College; Shaw University; I NelsonII. Harris. J. B. Steed.ez Red Springs-FloraMacdonald College; Annie Norman-University of Oklahoma;I Ellsworth Webb. Collings. SalisburyCatawba College; J. C.Hadley. OklahOma City-Oklahoma LivingstoneCollege; Isaac H. Miller. City University;C. , M. Allen. . Wake Forest Wake,ForestCollege; D. B. Bryan. Shawnee-Oklahoma BaptistUniversity; Robert Wilson-Atlantic Christian College;F. F. Grim. E. Crump. WingateWingatA Junior College;W. O. 1,elley. StillwaterOklahoma Agriculturaland Meghani- Winstbn.SalemSalem College:Ralph INMc- cal Colloge; 1 HerbertPatterson. Donald. TulsaUniversity of Tulsa; NORTH DAKOTA F. L. Tibbitts. WarnerConnors StateAgricultural College;W. H. Culwell. JamestownJamestown College ClydeTravis. State College NorthDakota Agricultural ORIGON Collage; I Arlapd D. Weeks. Univ .ftsity-Universityof North Dakota; J. V Albany-Albany College; G.O. McAfee. Breitweiser. 3, Corvallis-Oregon AgriculturalCollege; IJ.R. di 0 OHIO , Jewell. e Eugene-University ofOregon; I Henry D. Shel- AdaOhio Northern University;I Frank L.Loy? don. AkronUniversity of Akron;1 Walter J.Bank* Forest Grove-PacificUniversity; Arthur J. Yea AllianceMount Union College;John B. Bo- man" man. i McMinnville-Linfield College; PaulJ. Ors. AshlandAshland College; C. L.Anspaeh. Newberg-Pacific College; ChaseL. Conover. AthensOhioUniversity; IThomas C. Mott PortlandReed College;E. O. Sisson. Cracken. SalemWillametteUniversity; F. M. Erickson. Beres--Baidwin-Walleosogaige;F. Roebin. : 6timi arm Grantsadegree In education. stimuli a degree In educations Colored. l = HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS OF EDUCATION 73

PENNSYLVANIA RHODA:n*1M Allentown --Cedar CrestCollege; Samuel 11. Zieg- KingstonRhode Island State College;1rharles IPr Carroll. Muhlenberg College:I Isaac M. Wright, Providence BrownUniversity; I ClauseE. AtinvilleLebanon Valley College; O. E. Itey- Eks;rom. raids. Providence College; A. B. Cote. Navel. FallsOeneve College;1J. C, Twinem. Bethlehem-Lehigh University; Percy Hughes. SOUTH CAROLINA Mornvinn College; W. Ñ. Schwane. College N. A nderson A ndersonCollege: Geneva Gilbert. -----Moravian for Women; W. CharlestonCollege of Charleston;(leorgeO. Schwarm Rogers. Bryn MawrBryn MawrCollege; IAgnesL. Clemson CollegeClemson AgriculturalCollege; Rogers. W. (i. Crandall. CarlisleDickinsonconpge; Clarence J. Carver. Clintonrresbyterian College of SouthCarolina; ChainbershurgWi [son College; John D.Brooks. R. I. Coe. ChestnutHill Mount Saint Joseph College:I E. ColumbiaBenedict College;G. E. Nelson. J. (largely. Chicora College for Women; H. W.,- Pratt. CollegevilleUrsinus College; GeorgeR. Tyson. Columbia College; Mason Crum. EastonLafayette College; CarlW. Ziegler. . University of South Carolina; IPatterson Elizabethtown Elizabethtown College;J. I. Wardlow. 'laugher. Due West Erskine College:Jennie G. Moffatt. GettysburgGettysburgCollege; Frank H. (la (They LimestoneCollege; Theron McGee. Kramer. oreenale(lreenville Woman's College; Anna GreensburgSetonHillallege;Thomas W. Tibbetts. Sheehan. Furman University;Harry Clark. GreenvilleThiel College;H. G. Gehert. GreenwoodLander College; T. J. Eskridge. Grove Cit yGrove City College; Charles A.Plat t. HartsvilleCoker College; W. A. Barton,Jr. HuntingdonJuniata College;(7. C. Ellis. NewherryNewherry College; C. L.Tratrft. ImmacuhitaImmaculata College; Sister Maria Rock HillWinthrop College; IJames P. Kinard. A Wise. Jenkintown --Braver College; I VirgilRyder. SpartanburgConveNe College; H. A. Lani asfrr- --Franklin and MaYshall College;P. M. Wofford College; W. C. Herbert. llarbold. ROUTH DAKOTA LatrobeSaint Vincent College: A lcuin Teach. Lewisburg Buck nellUniversity;I FrankG. BrookingsSouth Dakota StateCollege pf Agri. Davis. culture and Mechanic Arts; L.M. Ilrudka. Lincoln UniversityLincoln University;A. A. Iluroniluron Collep; GeorgeW. Wilcox. Bullock MitchellDakota NNesleyanUniversity;Clara Meadville-Allegheny College:FrederickG. Sinclair. A Henke. Sioux FallsAugustana College; H.S. Tlilleboe. MechanieshurgIrving College; RobertaJones. Columbus College; J. P. Corcoran. New WilmingtonWestminster College;John A. Sioux Falls College: A. W.Fauquet. Shott. VermilionUniversity of South Dakota;W. H. PhiladelphiaDrexel Institute; Linwood Taft atson. 110 ----La Salle College: Brother E.F6lix. Wessington SpringsWessingtonSprings Junior Temple University; I()eorge E. Walk. College; M. D. Munn Universityof Pennsylvania; IJohn IT, YanktonYankton College; EmmaMeistrik. Minnick. Pittsburgh Ctrnegie Institute ofTechnology; TINNK88Elt Mat Schoen. Athens TennesseeWesleyanCollege;O.O. Duquesne University of the HolyGhost; 1 Douglass. Raymond Kirk. Briatol-King College; F. W.Pe. Friece. ----Pennsylvania College forWomen; J.S. ChattanoogaUniversity ofChattanooga;Paul Kinder. L. Palmer. UniverSityofPittsburgh; IGroverH. ClevelandCentenary College;Susie M. Bryan. Aldermon. CookevilleTennesseePolytechnic Inatituto; J. Re:tilingAlbright College; W. I.Miller. E. Lane. Rosemont Rosemont College; SisterM. Chry- Oreenville-Tuisculum College;Vernon L. Man- sostoin. gun. ScrantonSt. ThomasCollege;Brother E. Ilarrogate-Lineoln MemorialUniversity; Herein Richard. U. Hoop. Marywood College;ISister M. Immaculate. Benderson-Freed-HardemanCollege;Joe T. SelinsgroveSusquehana University;George F. Rivenbark. 1 hinkeleberger. Jackson-Lani College;1 J. B. Dickens. State CollegePennsylvania StateColleke; IWill UnionUniversityab. C. Witberington. (1. Chambers. Jefferson CityCarsonlid Newman College; J. SwarthmoreSwarthmore College;W. Carson D. Everett. Ryan, Jr. KnoxvilleKnoxville CollegcsCarol Cotton. VillanovaVillanova College; J. H.Griffin. University of Tennessee;1John A. Thick. Waynesburg-WaynesburgCollege: IChauncey ston. Lively. Lebanon CumberlandUniversity; R. J. Wherry. Madisonville-RiwasseeCollege; H. F. Dickenson. PHILIPPINEISLANDS McKentte- Bethel Collegeohn O. Vance. Maryville MaryvilleCollege; Jasper C. Barnes. ManilaUniversityof the Philippines;I Francisco MemphisSouthwestern lege; WilliamR. Benitez. Atkinson. PORTO RICO Milligan College-MilliganCollege; M. B. Ford. MurfreesboroTennesseeCollege; R. H. Ervin. Rio PiedrasUniversity ofPorto Rico; IJ.J. Nasb%ille-Fisk University;Ambrose Canvas.. Osui?a., PulaskiMartinColle*R. L. Williams. 7/ -4- 14. 1Grants a (levee in education. !Grants a degree ineducation. 6 Colored. &Colored.

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TEXAS VIRGINIA Abilene -AbileneChristian College;James F. Cox. Abingdon-MarthaWashington College;Bessie 71 A., MeMurry College; BoydM. McKeon. Guthrie. Simmons College; Oscar H.Cooper. Ashland :icon College; E. E. Smith. Arlingtop- North:1'0ms Blacksburg--Virginia Agriculturaland Mechan- AgriculturalCollege; 1). ical College A. Bickel. a anti PolytechnicInstitute.I E. 4'. agill. AiAustinUniversity of Texas,'Benjamin F.l'it- tenger. Blackstone-BlackstoneCollege for Gals;Wli St. Edward's University;A. Muir ;ales. Beaumont-South parkJunior College;1). W. Bridgewater -BridgewaterCollege: Fred 1).Dove. Boitnott. BrktolVirginiaInt-rinont College;LouiseC. BeltonBaylor FemaleCollege; Don P.Haw- Jennings. kins. Charlottesville-l'niversity ofiiirginia; JohnL. N1anatian. Brownwood Daniel 1NkerCollege;IreneA. Trapp Emory- Emory andHenry College; it.B. Ran. Howard Payne College; (HennA. Brooks. !min ClarendonClarendon College;L. B. Cooper. IteingtonWashington and LeeUnive)rsity;Walvi'qL CliftonJunior College;A. L. Bronstad. ter A. Flick, acting. CollegeStation-AgriculturalandMechanical LynchburgLynchburg College;R. C. Sommer- ,Colle,ge of Texas:1 C. IfWink ter. vil DRilas-Sout Methodist Vniversity:1C. A. --littandolptl-MaconWomln's Collego; A.M. Nirbols. Stowe. E Dentoir-7College of IndustrialArts; I R. J.'Fur- MarionMarion College; lilaM. Young rept Inc. Richmond-Um ver?ityofRichmota , n,,. W. L. Fort Worth-.-TemsChristian University;I Ray- mond A. Smith. Virginia UnionUniversity. ] l{P. Daniel.' -----Texas Woman's College;Irving Ball. Salem-litanoke Collage;Charles R. Brown. NVilliamshurg -Collegeof Williamand P nainesville-Junior College; T.II. Chapman. Maty, a Georgetown-SouthwesternUniversity; OscarA. Kremer J. bloke. .1 ilrich. GreenvilleBurleson College;John Caylor. WASHINGTON ------NVesley College; AndrewJ. Peters. HillsboroJunior College;E. P. Allen. CpllegePlace -Walla WallaCollege;Louis R. Houston R ice Inst it ute; R. A.Tsanotr. Thorpe. Jacksonvitle-Jacksobville College; James Morgan Pullman- State Collegeof Vashington;1 Alfred A. ' Lon Morris College;J. B. 1-toliton Cleveland. Keene-SouthweYternJunior College;Lotta E. Bell. Semtle -Universityof Washington:1 Willis L. rill. spokitne--Whitworth College',F. T. I lard wick. Luhhock-Tems TechnologicalColifirxe;A. W. nonnuni University: Evans: Mamie+, n. Flaherty. Tacoma-College ofPuget Sound; SamuelWeir. MarshallCollege of Marshall;J. II.Boy'et, Walla Walla -Whitman 'Wiley College; OliverM. Crump. College; OmanBishop. Milford TexasPreshyterianCollege; Wilma Cline. WEST VIIWINIA ban Antonio-IncarnateWordCollege.;Sister Mary Philip. Bit 1 -Morris¡IveyCollege;David Our Lady of the LakeCollege; Sister M.Pia K .`;' Ai- Westmorland College;Jessie W. Nance. Bet h 7r thany College; T1.T. McKinney Seguin-Ouadalupe College;IA. Jackson. Buykliat West VirginiaWesleyan College; ShermanAustin College; WalterLarenby Jr. R,R. Stott. Kidd-Key College; J. O.Leath. ElkIns---Davis and Elkins Co'llere;] C. W. eIwinn. st ephenville-John TarletonAgricultural College; Harpers Ferry-StorerCollege;)Margaret Max- Charle.s D. George. son Tehuunna- WestminsterCollege;Mrs. G.D. InstituteWestVirginia StateCollege,'J.S. McMillan. Price. TerrellTexas-Christian College;HoseaII.,Lewis. Morgantown-West VirginiaUniversity;1Jasper Waco Baylor University;I Thomas 1). Brooks. N. Deahl. ----PaulQuinn College; 1..13.Moore. Salem-Salem College; A. R.Spaid. Waahachie-TrinityUniversity;Ed wardP. Childs. W I T1 VON Weatherford -WeatherfordCollege; L. A. A likon. Wichita FallsJuniorColle;e; R.O. Jonas. 0 Appleton --Lawrence College; Richard B.Thiel. UTAH Ashland -Northland College;EarlK.Speicher. eloit -14044 College;Herbert II. Foster. Ephraim-Snow College;II. C. Snell. Madison -Uni% ersity of%'istonitiI Charles J. Logan A grieultnral Collegeof .1; tah: A. H. :Amer. Anderson. Ogden--- Weber College;Anna Stark. M Milton College; J. F. Whitford. ProvoBrigham YoungUniversity; 1 L. J. Nut- aukee Marquette Universit.y;Edward A. tall.jr- Fitrpatrick. Salt LakeCity-University of t'tah;lMilton --Milwaukee-Downer Colle;.v.e;Ella NI. Ilan- Bennion. nawalt. VERMONT Itipon Ripon College; SR. Ellk. 7. BurlingtonUniversity ofVermontand State Waukesha-Carroll College;R. F. Richardson. Agricultural CollemBcnoett C. Douglass. Middlebury-M iddlehuryCollege;Frank E. WYOMING floward. 'inooski-St. Michael'sColle.:e. Ralph Linue Laramie-University of Wyoming;1 C. R. Mai- ban. 101.

AwNomb . ¡Grantsadegree in educhtion. I Mintsa degree in 'education. 3Colored. &Colored.

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Ft.Bernard, Ala.- St.Bernard College and Abbey (R. C.); BernardMenges. Selma, Ala.---Payne University Theological Department 1 (A.M. E); RobertPrnest Brooks. Talladega, Ala.TalladegaCollege Theological Seminary I (Cong.);James Hyslop. LittleRock. Ark.- -Arkansal BaptistCllege School of Tiro logy; I R. A. Mayfield. ----st. john'S Seminary (R. C.); Winand H. Aretz. North Little Rock, Ark.--JacksonTheological Seminary of Shorter College' (A.M. F.); E. J Lunon. Angw in,(.'alif.Pacific Union College, School ofTheology (7th D. A.); Benjamin P. Hoffman. Berkeley, Calif.BerkeRy. BaptistDivinity School; Claiborne M. Hill.

---Pacific School of Religion (undenominational);Herman F. Swartz. Pacific Unitarianschoolfor the Ministry; Earl MorseWilbur. Los Angeles, Calq. -California ChristianCollege; Arthur Braden. --University of Southern California, School ofReligion (M. E.); John F. Fisher. Merdo Park,('ahf.--St. Patrick's seminary (R. C.);Henry A. Ayrinhac. Pasadena, Calif..Deets PacificSchool of Theology; Pasadena College; C. B. \\ideiwyon F satinselmo, Calif San FranciscoTheological Seminary (Presb.). .41 SanFrancisco, Mir. Church DivinitySchool of the Pacific (P. E.); herben IL Powell. iv 1)crier,Colo.-IlifTSchool of Theology (M. E.);Elmer Guy Cutshall. Hari ford, Conn.HartfordSeminary Foundat un (interdenominational);W. Douglas Nlacken.,ie Ae%% Haven,Conn.Berkeley Divinity School (P.E.); William Palmer.Ladd. ---Vale University Divinity School (nonsect.);Luther A. Weig1;.'. \Vashington D. C.Catholic University of America,School of Sacred Sciences (It. C.); Frinb 'oh) Howard University,' TheologicalDepartment (interdenominational); Butler PrAtt. Vashington D. C. (TakomaPark).Washington Nlisionary College, School of Theolog i "'1'1...nib I 4ty Adventist); Benjamin G.Wilkincon. AthintaJla.--Atlanta Theologica; Seminary(Cong.); Lewis N. Keller. Columbia Theological Seminary (Presb.);Richard T. Gillespie.

Emory Universityi Candler,':chool of Theology (M. E. Church South):Franklin EmoryN I,'Arkor. ()ammo!, TheologicalSeminary I(M. jj,.); Frikuk H. Clapp. Morehouse College, Divinity Schrilil(Bapt.); C. D. Hubert. Morris Brown University,TanerlitheologicalSeminary I (A. M.E). W.0. Ale Dertitor, Ga.Columbia Theologipl Seminlry (Presb.); R. 'I'.Gillespie.. Macon,Ga.School of Theology, MercerUniversity (Bapt.); P.II7Avier--;011. Area,111.-St..Mary of the La'keSeminary. Aurora,I11.7-Aurora College Biblical Department(Advent Christ.); Clarence Hewitt. Chicago, Ill.--Bethany Bible School; Albert C."Meand. Chicago Theological Seminary(Cong.); Ozora Stearns Davis. Chicago (Nlaywood), Chicago Lutheran Theological Seminary;L. Frank lu timber. o,Ill.-Presbyterian TheologicalSeminary (Presb.); John T. Stone. Meadville Theological School;Sydney B. Snow. University of ChicagoDivinity School (Bvt.); Shailer Mathews. Evi on,Ill.--Oarrett Biblical Institute (M.E"); Frederick C. Eiselen. Norwegian-Danish TheologicalSeminary (M. E.);'I'. O. Firing. Oreenville, I 11.-OreenVille College,Department of Theology (Free Meth.); B.L. Olmstp:itt. La Orange,Ill.BroadvIew College, Theological Seminary; M. II. Schuster. Naperville, Ill.EvangelicalTheological Seminary (Ev. Asso.) ; 0 B.Kimmel. hock Island, 111.AugustanaCollege and Theological Seminary(Ev. Luth.); C. E. Lindberg, Springfield, Ill. -ConcordiaTheological Seminary (Ev. Luth.); H. A. Klein. Huntingtoti,Ind.--Huntington College, TheologicalSeminary; C. A,. MumMart. Indianapolis,Iud.--College of Religion, ButlerUnivers1loy; F. D. Kershuer. Marion, Ind.MarionCollege, School of Theology;Jasper*. Huffman. (` oakland City, Ind.OaklandCiiyCollege, Department ofTheológy; O. L. Juhnson. St. Meinrad,Ind.-St.Meinrad Seminary (R. C.); AlbertKleber. Upland,Ind.Reade TheologicalSeminary, Taylor University(M. E.); A. L. Shute. Des Moines, IowaDrake UniversityCollege of the Bible (Chris.) Jesse C.Caldwell. Grand View CollegeTheological School (Luth.); S. D.Rodholtu. Dubuque, lowaTheologicalSeminary at Dubuque University(Presb.); David 1. Berger.

sWartburg TheologicalSeminary (Ev. Luth.); M.Fritschell. University Park, lows -JelinFletcher College, School ofTheology; W. R. Reed. 10 !Colored. p

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Atchison, Kans.St. Benedict's College, School of Theology; (R. C.); Bonaventure Schwinn. Kansas City, Kans.Kansas City Baptist Theological Seminary; Lyman M. Denton Kansas City University Collegrof Theology (Meth. Prot.); Herbert T. Stephena. McPherson, Kans.McPherson College Bible School (Breth.); J. Hugh Ileckman.

O Kingswood, Ky.Department of Theology, Kiugswood College; J..0. Ernrick. Lexington, Ky.College of the Bible (Disc.); Charles L. Pyatt. Louisville, Ky.Presbyterian Theological Seminary of Kentucky; Charles itHemphill. .Simmons Universy,I Theological Department (Bapt.); M. B. Lanier...... -Southera Baptist Theological Semir_dry, John R. Sampey. Wilmore, Ky.Asbury College, School of Theology; F. H. Larabee. A , 'Bangor, Me,Bangor Theological Seminary (Cong.); WarrenJ. Moulton. ,Baltimore, Md.St. Mary's Seminary (R. C ); Philip J. Blanc. Emmitsburg, Md.Mount St. Mary College, Ecclesiastical Seminary (R. e.);John J. Tierney. Westminster, Md.Westminster Theological Seminary (Meth Prot.); HughLatimer .Y.Iderdk,e. Woodstock, Md.Woodstock College (R. C ); Vincent A. McCormick. Boston, MAss.Boston University School of Theology (M. E.); Albert C. Knudson. Gordon College of Theology; Nathan R. Wood. Boston (Brighton), Mass.St. John's Boston Ecclesiastical Seminary(R. C.); Charles,k. run. Cambridge, Mass.EpiscopalTgeologicalSehool. Henry B. Washburn. - Harvard University Theological School (nonsect.); Willard L. Sperry. New-Church Theological School (Ch. ef N. Jeru.);dWilliam L. 'Worcester. Newton Center,Mass.Nex;konTheological InstOtion (Bapt.): EverettC. Ilerrick. South Lancaster, Mass.Atlantic Union College, School of Theology; C. L. Ta)lor. ufts College, Mass.Tufts College, Ciane Theological School (Univ.); Lee S McCollecter. .. estoti, Mass.BostonCollege, School of Divinity; Edward P. Tivnan. mien Springs, Mich.Emmanuel Missionary College, Theolollies]Scbool; II. S. Prenier. rand Rapids, Mich.Theological School and Calvin College (Chris. Ref. Ch.); H. Schultze. ancock, Mich.Suomi College and Theological Semtsnary (Finnish Ev. Luth.);A. leepisto, . Holland, Mich.Western Theological Seminary (Ref. Ch. in Amer.); John E. Kuir.enga. Owosso, Mich.Bible Holiness Seminary School of Theology; Mrs. A. D. Luke. , Collegeville, MInn.St. JohnUniversity and Abbey (R. C.); Ulrick Beste. . \Fah buu lt,Minn.Seabury Divinity School (P.k.j;Fredrick F. Kramer. fMinneapolis, Minn.Augsburg Seminary (Ev. Luth.); George Sverdrup. St. Paul, Minn.Bethel Institute (Bapt.); Karl J. Karlson. Luther Theological Seminary; Marcus Olaus Böckman. 4.e i Luther College; William F. Schmidt. St. 135411 Theological Seminary (R. C.): Humphrey Moynihan. Jackson,1.'*.Jacyson College, TheologicalSeminary; I C. W. Frisby. .

Canton, Mo.School of Religion in Culver-Stockton College; Henry B. Robison. . Columbia, Mo.Bible College of Missouri; Oranville L. Edwards. St. Louis, Mo.ConcOrdia ThOological Seminary (Ev. Luth.); F. Pieper. . St. Louis University School of Divinity (R. C.); Aloysius C. Kemper. Xenia Theological Seminary (U. Presb.); Melvin U. Kyle. Warrenton, Mo.Central Wesleyan College German Theological Seminary (M. E.); E. 8.Havighurst. Webster Uroves, Mo.Eden Theological Seminary (Evangelical); S. D. Press\ Kenrick Theglogical Seminary (R. C.); Charlei L. Souvay. Blair, Nebr.DanaCollege, Trinity Seminary (EV. Luth.); J. P. Nielsen. College View, Nebr.Union College, School of Theology (7th D. A.); H. F. Saxton. Fiemont, Nebr.Western' Theological Seminary of Evangelical Lutheran (Audi, MidlandCollege; . Holnws Dysinger. Omaha.Nebr.Presqtirian Theological Seminary; LarimoreC. Denise. 4Bloomfield, N. J.Bloorrifield Theological Seminary (Presb.); Henry J. Weber. Madison, N: J.Drew Theological Seminary. and College of Missions of Drew University(M. E.); 'Arlo A. Brown. .14 f 1 1New Brunswick, N. J.Theiliogical Seminary (Ref. Ch. in Amer.); William H. S.Demaresi.

Princeton, N. .Prineeton Theological Seminary (Presh.); J. Ross Stevenson. .. Ramsey, N. J.Immaculate Conception Theological Seminary (R. C.) Michael J. Whalen. Alfred, N. Y.School of Religion at Altred.Universlty (7th Day Bent.); ArthurE. Main. Auburn, N, Y.Auburn Theological Seminary (PresK); Harry L. Reed. 41IP Brooklyn, N.Y.-8t.John's College Diocesan Theological Seminary(R. C.); Freaerick J. Russell. Buffalo, N. Y.De Leacey Divinity School (P. E.); U. S. Buirows. Germkn Martin Luther Seminarl; Rudolph Grabau. Canton. N. Y.Theological School of St. Lawrencesysiv,ersity (Univ.)John Murray Atwood.

F.sepuuN.I.Holy Redeemer Stalin*.,;] (R. 0.),. Cornelius J. Warren. Hamilton, R. Y.Theological 8eminvp, Coliate University(nonsect..); Thomas. Waring.. 4 Houghton, N. Y.Houghton Co ,CtiudeA. Ries. fir

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NewYork, N. Y.TheBiblical Seminary in New York; Wilbert W.White. ----General Theological Siminary of the ProtestantIlpiscopal Church; Hughell E. W. Fosbroke. Jewish Theological Seminary of AmericalbCyrusAdler. Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary;Bernard Revel. Union Theological9eminary(interdenominational);. Henry S. Coffin. NiapraUniversity, N. Y.Niagara University Seminaryof Our Lady of Angels C.); Thomas J. Flyn. N. College Seminary (E v. Luth.); Charles R. Myers. ()Deonta, Y.liar'twick 4 Rochester,N. Y.Colgate-Rochester Divinity School (Bapt.); AlbertW. Beaven St.liernard's Theological Seminary (R. C.); A. B. Meehan. St. Bonaventure.N. Y.St. Bonaventure Seminary and College (R. C.);Mark Kennedy. Yonkers,N.*Y.--1-St.Joseph Seminary, Cathedral College (R C.); JamesMcIntyre. Ayden,N. (' Ayden Seminary (Free Will Rapt.); R. F. Pittman. Belmont,N. C.Belmont Abbey Seminary R. C ); Thomas Oestreich. Charlotte,N. C.Johnson C. Smith University School of Theology3 (Presb.); Yorke Junes. Durrimii,N. C.School of Religion, Duke University; ElbertRus1,acting. Raleigh. N.C.Shaw University Theological School' (Dept.); Albert W. Pegues. Salisbury, NC.Hood Theological Seminary of Livingstone CollegeL (A. M. E. Z.). Ashland. ohioAshland College,Theological Seminary (Breth.); J. Allen Miller. Berea.OhioBaldwin-Wallace College, Nast Theological Seminary (M E.);Frederic Cramer. Mullion, OhioMennonite Seminary, Bluffton College; J. E.Ilarttler. 101 Carthagena, Ohiot-St. Charles TheologicalFlame*(R. C.): O. F. Knapke. Cedarville. OhioCedarville College. TheologicalSeminary; W. R. McChesney. Cincinnati, OhioHebrew Union College;Julian Morgenstern. Lane Theological Seminaty (Presb.); R. Ames Montgomery. MountL. Mary's Seminary of the West (R.C.); Joseph Adelmann. Columhus,OhioEvillawelical Lutheran Theobgical Seminary, Capital University; R. C. H. Lenski. Dayton. OhloBonebrake TheologicalSeminary (U. Myth.); Joseph H. Harris. Central Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church in the United States; Henry J. Christman. Defiance, ohioChristian Divinity School, Defiance College; George C. Enders. Findlay, OhioFindlay College, Department of Theology (Church of God);J. Russel Bucher Gambier, OhioKenyon College, Divinity School (P. E.); Charles E. Byrer. Oberlin., OhioGraduate School of Theology of Oberlin College (nonsect.); Thomas W. Graham. Springfield, OhioWittenberg College, Hamma Divinity School (Ev. Luth.); L. H. Larimer Wilberforce, OhioWilberforce University, Payne TheologicalSeminary! (A. M. E.); George P. oocison Enid\ Okla.Phillips University; F. H. Marshall. Eugrie, Eugene Bible University (Chris. or Disc.); Eugene C. Sanderson. Salem, Oreg.Kimball School of Theology. Jofin M. Canse. IBethlehem, Pa.Moravian College, Theological Seminary; W. N. Schwarz*. , Bryn Athyn, Pa.The Academy of the New Church, Theological Seminary (Ch. of N. Jeru.) ; Alfred Acton. Chester, Pa.Crozer Theological Seminary (Bapt.); MiltonO.Elians. Gettysburg, Pa.Lutheran Theological Seminary; John Aberly. Hunttligdon,Pa..IuniataCollege, School of Theology (Ch. of theBrethl;Tobias T. Myers. Lancaster, Pa.Theological Seminary of the Reformed Chutgb in the United States; Irwin H. D: Long. Latrobe, Pa.St. Vincent's Seminary (R. C.); Ambrose Kohlbeck.

Ii Lincoln University, Pa.Lincoln University, Theological Department I (Presb.); Wank 11. Ridgley. Loretta, Pa.St. Francis College and Seminary (R C.); John P. /4". Doyle. Overbrook,Pa.-7SLCharles Borrow° Seminary (R. Q.); Edmond J. FittMaurice.rector. s

I Philadelphia,Pa.2-Divinity School-ofthe ProtestantEpikopal Church; George G. Bartlett. Philadelphia (Moune Airy), Pa.Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia; C. M. Jacobi. Philadelphia (Germantown), Pa.St. Vincent's Seminary (R. C.): William Slattery. Philadelphia, Pa.--Temple University, School of Theology (nonseot); William A. Freemantle. Pittiburgh, Pa4Pittsburgh Theological kieminary (United Presb.); John McNiugber. Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary; R. J. G., Knight. Western Theological Seminary (Presb.); James A. KelAo, e 0 Reading, Pa.Evangelical School of Theology; Albright College; A. Roger Kraft. Stlinsgrove, Pa.Susquehanna University Schciol of Theology (Ev. Luth.); Franklin P. Manhart, Villanova, Pa.Augustinian Monastery of St. Thomas of Villanova (R.0.); Dennis J. Kavanaugh. Columbia, S. C.Allen University, Dickerson Theilogical Seminary (A. M. E.); I. H. Alston, Benedict Collegets Theological School (Rapt.); W. A. Robtnson., LutheranTbe'ologiqalSouthern Seminary; Andrew G. Voigt. Doe West,8. C.Erskine Tbeologioal Seminary (A. R. Presb.); P. Y. Primly. a, _ NIP - I Colored. 91739 °7-20--*----6 s -

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Jackson,Tenn.Lane CollegeTheological School'(M. F.);V. II.Nelson. Kimberlin Heights,Tenn.Johnson BibleCollege: Alva R. Brown. Knoxville, Tenn.KnoxvilleCollege. Theologic-al sohool(ITn. Preb.i; J.Kelly (liffiri. McKenzie, Tenn.BethelCollege, Departmentof Theology.. JN.Dishman. Monteagle, Tenn.Du BoseMemorial ChurchTraining Sch _ E.): E. H. Merrimsr,Ito ¡rig. Nashville, Tenn.VanderbiltUniversity, School ofRelifion f nolp:p(bt arian); O. F. BrIwn Sewanee, Tenn.rniversity ofthe South, TheologicalDepartme u (II. F.); Charles LWills. Abilene, Tex.AbileneChristian College, Collegeof the Bible, E. W.McMillan. Austin, Tex.AustinPresbyterian TheologicalSeminary; Thomas W.currie. Dallas, Tex.Schoolof Theology, SOutIternMethodist University;James Kilgore,act riff, Fort Worth, Tex.BriteCollege of the Bible,'Niel Christian University:Colby D. 1 Lill. Marshall, 'Iex Bishop College,Theologicalgrepartment 1 (Bapt.);Charles W. Wolfe. Seguin, Tex.GuadalupeCollege, TheologicarDepartment 1 (Bapt.)L C. Qox. Seminary Hill,Tex.Southwestern WiptistTheolozical >isrninary:Lee R. Scarborough. Waco, Tex.Paul QuinnCollege, Departmentof Theology (A.M. E.); Issac M.Burger'. Alexandria, Va.ProtestantEpiscopal TheologicalSemirptry: BerrymanOmen. Bridgewater, Va.BridgewaterCollege BibleDepartment (Breth.);William T.Sanger. Lynchburg, Va.VirginiaTheological Seminaryand College (Rapt.):Bernard Tyrell Petersburg, Va.BishopPayne Divinity School1 (P. E.); F. G. Ribble. Richmond, Va.UnionTheological Seminary(Presb.); BenjaminR. Lacy. Virginia Union UniversityTheologicalDepartment 1 (Bapt.); J.W: Barco. College Place,Wash.Walla Walla College;Francis M. Burg. Bethany, W. Va.BethanyCollege, School of Religion(Disc.); Cloyd Goodnight. Nashotah, Wis.NashotahHouse (Episcopal);E. J. M. Nutter. 1 Oconomowoc, Wis.-TCollege oftheelmmaculateConception, TheologicalSchool (R. r Walter Polk. L. Plymouth, WIS.TheMission House of theReformed Church;John M. O. Darms. Bt. Francis, Wis.ProvincialSeminary of St. Francisde Sales (R.C ); AloysitisJ. Munch. Thienaville Wis.EvangelicalLutheran TheologicalSemittary; Aug Pieper.

X.PRESIDENTSORDEANSOFSCHOOLSOF LAW . LOCATION, NAME OFINSTITUTION, AND PRESIDENTOR DEAN University, Ala.University ofAlabama, Law Department; .klbert JFarrah. . TUCSOn, Ariz.Universityof Arizona, schoolof Law; Samuel M.Fegtly. Fayetteville, Ark.Universityof Arkansas, LawDepartment; J. S. Waterman. Little Rock,Ark.Arkansas Law School;John II. Carmichael. Bakersfield, Callf.LincolnCollege of Law;F. A. Kline. Berkeley, Calif.Universityof Cahfernia, choolof Jurisprudence;O. K. NI eMurray. Los Angeles, Calif.A--Unlversityof SoutheCalifornia, Collegeof haw:Justin Miller. - v. Southwestern University, SchoololLaw; Rollin L.McNitt. Sacramento,calif.McGeorge College of Law;RussellA. Harris. . . San Francisco, Calif.HastingsCollege of Law,University of California;William-M. Simmons. Law Department of St. IgnatiusUniversity; CharlesF. Carroll. San Francisco LawSchool; Robert L.teWilliarns. _ Golden Gate College YoungMen't Ch ian Association Law School;J. E. White. Santa Clara, Calif.Universityof Santa Clara,nstitute of Law; ClarenceC:' Coolidge. Stanford University, Calif.StanfyrdUniversity, Law School;M. lt. Kirkwood. Venice, Calif.Loyola College,SL Vincent School ofJAW; Joseph Septt. a. Boulder, Colo.Universityof Colorado, Schoolof Law; James G.Roger& Denver, Colo.Universityof Denver, Law School;Roger U. Wolcott. WesiminIster Law School;John C. Murray. New Haven.Conn.YaleUniversity, School ofLaw; Charles E.Clark. Wubington,DIC.CatholleUniversity.of Americi, School ofLaw: WilliamH. DeLacy, Georgetown University, Schoolof Law; George E.Hamilton. GeorgeWalthinktonUniversity, Law School;William C. VanVieck. Howard University, Schoolof Law;1Chart&H. Houston. National Uniwersityi LawSchool; Charles F.Carnal. Washington College'bflAw; Grpce H. Riley. Coral Gables,FIa-rUniversity of Miami,&tool of Law;RichmondA. Rue*. DelandIrla.i1JohnB. Stetson University,College of Lair;G. P. Carson, Gainesville, Fla.Universityof Floridss Collegeof Law; Harry: Trusisie3 Athens, Gs...--Unlversity ofGeorgia, 'iliw Department;11. N. *"tsands. 1. Atlanta, Cla.Atknta La*School; HatniltonDouglas., ---Emory UniirersitS?, LamaSchool of Law;Ci J. Linker. Ofiallamyrow. 11011Iroamorm11rmilmeor=mmommonim=a....

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two!). Nierrer Universiti, Law School; Joseph fl. McClain. Moscow.IdahoUniversity of Idaho, College of Law; William E. Masterson Dimon.Ill --Chicago Law School; J. J. Da Bois. Chicaro-Kent College of Law; Webster H. Burke. De Paul University, Law School; William F. Clarke. John Marshall Law School; Edward T. lbee. .1,41yolaUniversiti,College of Law; John V. McCormick. Northwestern University, Law School; Leon A. Green. University of Chicago, Law School : Harry A. Bigelow. rrhsrm, 111.University pf Dlinois,College of Law; Albert J. Harno. Bloomington, Ind.Indiana University, School of Law; Paul V. McNutt. !ndiLniipolts, Ind Benjamin Harrison Law School;William W. ThoInton. Indiana Law School, University of Indianapolis; JarTIOA A Rohhar.h Notre Dame,Ind".University of Notre Dame, College of Law: Thomas konop. Valriraiso. Ind.Valparaiso University, Law School;J. W. Morland Desloine,IowaDrake University, College of Law; Arthur A. Morrow. 1(.11raCity.lowa--state University of Iowa, College of Law. Lawrence,Kans University of Kansas, TAW School; R. M. Davis. Topeka, Kans Washburn College, School of Law; HenryK. Allen I,eiinton,Ky.University of Kentucky. College of Law; A. E. Evans. Ky..--Jefferson School of Law; Thomas R. Gordon. Simmonsns University, Central Law School;W. C. Brown. Iniversityof1,odisv1lle, Law Department; Leon P. Lewis. Rgion I; onge, La Louisiana State University, Law Department: Robert 1, ulna. Ne%4 ()rIeans, Lí--Loyola University, Law School; William A. Byrnes Tulane University of Louisiana, College of Law: Rufus C. Halm Balnin..re. Md.University of Maryland,Law School Henry D. Harlan Boston, Mass.Boston University, Schoolof Law; Homer Albers.

Porra I,!AvSchool; Arthur W. MacLean. 4 tutrolk LawSchool;Gleason L Archer. NortheasternUniversity, School of Law; Everett Avery Churchill. Cambridge, MawHarvardniersity Law School: Roscoe Pound. Ann Arbor. Mich.Universityof Michigan, Law School; HenryM. Bates. b.

pevoii,N1ich . Detroit College of Law (Young Men's ChristianAssociation); WilliamKrichhatim, Detroit City Law Qchool; Allan Campbell. vertity of Detroit, Law School; Peter Monaghan. Minneapolis, Minn.University of Minnesota,Law School; Everett Fraser. Minnesota College of Law (Inc.); LarsO. Rue. St Paul, Minn. College of St. Thomas,School of Law: G. W. C. ROM. StPaulCollegept Law; Oscar HallAn. University. Miss.University of Mississippi,School of Law; T. C. Kimbrough. i'pliiintlia.eMo.Universityof Missouri. School of Law; J. L.Parks..

K11111/4:1 City.Mo.Kansas City School of Law;V;dwardD. Ellison. St.Louis, Mo.Benton College of Law; GeorgeL. COMP. City College of Law and Finance; Henry A.Hamilton. St. Louistniversity,Institute of Law; Alphonse O. Eberle. rishington University, St. Louis LAW Sch6o1;iVINiamO. Halo. N11%oili9.Mont.--State University of Montana, College of Law;C. W.Leaphart. Lincoln. Nchr.--University of, Nebraska, College of LAW;Henry II. Foster.

Omaha.Nehr Creighton University, Creighton College ofLaw:eLouis J. TePoel 46 University of Omaha, Omaha School of Law; ArthurC. Thompson. Newark, N. J.New Jersey Law School:, Richar4 D. Currier. Albany. N. Y.UnionColl4e, AlbanyCawSchool; Harold D. Alexander. Brooklyn, N. Y.St. John'sColleA,Law School; George W. Mat hason. 1°---St. JAwrenee University, Brooklyn LawSchool; William P. Richardson..

1 Donato, N. Y.tiniversity of Buffalo, Buffalo 'Law Selma CarlosC. AMen. Ithaca, N. Y.Cornell University,Colltwedtaw;Charles K. Rurdick. a 4$ New York, N. Y.Columbia University, Reboot of Law; Young B.Smith. Fordham Unftersity, School of Lew;Ignatius M. Wilkinson.

New York Law School; Robert D. Petty. fir New York University, Law School; FrankH. Rommer. Syracuse, N. Y.Syracuse University, College of Law; Paul S. Andrews. h,Chapel 1.114, N. O.tniversity of North Carolina, School of Law; O. T.McCormick. 'burbamM. C.Dnke Univentity, Law Rohool,

' Wake Forest, N.6.--WakeForest College, Law School; Needham Y. Gulley. s f 41, 80 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY, 1930

University, N.Dak.Universityof North Dakota,School of Law; RogerW. Cooley. Ada, Ohio.Ohlo Northern University,Warren G. HardingCollege of Law;William P.Henderson. Cincinnati,OhioSt. Xavier Collegeof Law; E. P.Moulinier. University ofCincinnati, Collegeof Law; MertonL. Ferson. Young Men'sChristian AssociationNight Law School;Gilbert Bettiman. Cleveland,OhioCleveland LawSchool; WillisVickery. -- Western Reserve University, FranklinT. Backus LawSchool; WalterT. Dunmore. eniumhug, OhioOhioState University, Collegeof Law; HerschelW. Argot. Dayton, OhioUniveNityof Dayton, Collegeof haw; RobertC. Patterson. Toledo, OhioSt. Johns'University, Collegeof Law: JohnP. Manton. Norman, Okla.Universityof Oklahoma, Schoolof Law; JulianC. Monnet, Tulsa, Okla.Universityof Tulsa, LawSchool; E. E.Hanson. Eugene, Oreg.LawSchool, University ofOregon; CharlesE. Carpenter. Pqrtland, Oreg.NorthwesternCollege of Law; J. H.Hendrickson. Salem, Oreg.WillametteUniversity, College of Law;Roy R. Hewitt. Carlisle, Pa.DickinsonSchool of Law. Philadelphia, Pa.TempleUniversity, Schoolof Law; FrancisChapman. ----University ofPennsylvania: Law School;Herbert F. Goodrich Pittsburgh, Pa.DuquesneUniversity, School ofLaw; John P.Egan. University of Pittsburgh,Pittsburgh Law School;A. M. Thompson. Manila, P. I.Universityof the Philippines,College of Law;Jorge Bof'nho Rio Piedras, P. R.Universityof Porto Rico,College of Law; RafaerM. Alvaro& Columbia, 8. C.Universityof South Carolina,Lew School;J. Nelson Frierson. Greenville, S. C.FurmanUniversity, Departmentc Law; John L. Pryler. Vermilion, S. Mar.Universityof South Dakota,College of Law; MarshallMch [jock. Chattanooga, Tenn.ChattanoogaCollege of Law; W.B. Swaney. Knoxville, Tenn.Universityof Ttinessee, Collegeof Law; MalcolmMcDermott. Lebanon, Tenn.Cumberland Unive?sity,Law School; W.R. Chambers. Nashville, Tenn.VanderbiltUniversity, Law School;John Bell Keeble. Austin, Tex.University of Texas, Schoolof Law; Ira P.Hildebrand. Dallas,.Tex.Jqterson School of Law;Andrew J. Priest. Southern MethodistUniversity, Law School;Charles S. Potts. Houston, Tex.Routh Texas School of Law;Gavin Ulmer,acting. Waco, Tex.Baylor University,Department of Law;Allen G. Flowers. Salt Lake City, Utah.Universityof Utah, School ofLaw; William II.Leary. Charlottesville; Va.University of Virginia,Department of Law;William Minnr -williamsbdg,4a.Collegeof William and Mary,Law School. - LexingtOn, Va.Washingtonand lAke University,School of Law;William II.Moreland. Richmond, Va.RichmondUniversity, School of Law;James II. Betnett,Jr.,secretary. Virginia Union University,Department of Law;1 P. J. Henry. Seattle, Wash.University ofWashington, Law School;Alfred Schweppe. Spokane, Wash.Ow:nagsUniversity, Department ofLaw; EdwardJ. Cannon. Morgantown, W. Va.Weet Virginia University,College of Law;Thurman W.Arnold. Madison Wis.University ofWisconsin Law School. Milwaukee, Wis.MarquetteUniversity, College ofLim; C. R.Williams. Laramie, Wyo.Universityof Wyoming, Law School;Charles li.Kinnane.

XI. PRESIDENTSQRDEANSOFSCHOOLSOF MEDICINE LOCATION, 'NAME OFINSTITUTION, ANDPRESIDENTOR DEAN University, Ala.University of Alabama,SchoolZ1Medicine; StpartGraves. Little Rock, Ark.Universityof Arkansas, Schoolof Medicine; FrankVinsonhaler. ¡.k Loma Linda and Los Angele4,Calif.College of MedicalEvangelists; PercyT. Munn. Los Angeles,Calif.University of SouthernCalifornia, Schoolof Medicine; W.D.'Cut or, San Francisco,Calif..StanfordUniversity, Schoolof Medicine; WilliamOphul&- ---University of California, MedicalSchool; R. L. Pork**. fi Boulder and Denver,Colo.Univeraity of Colorado,School of Medicine;Maurice H. R. New Haven, Conn.YaleUniversity, School of Medicine;Milton O.Winternit& Washington, D. 0.GeorgeWashington University,Medical School; WilliamO. Borden. V. Georgetown University,School 'of Medicine;John A. Foote. Howard Univenity,Medical College;N. P. G. Adams. Atlanta Ga.abaci ofMedicine, Emory Univenity;Russell H. Oppenheimer. Augusta, Ga.MediealDepartment, University of Georgic.W. H. Goodrich. t :Colored. PRESIDENTS OR DEANS OF SCHOOLSOF MEDICINE 81

Chicago,111.Loyola Ulf trim School of Medicine; Louis D. Moorhead. Northwestern University, MedicalSchool;Irving S. Cutter4 Rush Medical College,UniversityófChicago; Ernest E. Irons. University of Chicago, School of Medicine; Franklin C.McLean. ...---University of Illinois, College of Medicine;David J. Davis. Bloomingtonand Indianapolis, Ind.ltdiana finiversity, School of Medicine; CharlesP. Emerson. Iowa City,Iowa --state University oflowapOSfiegeof Medicine; H. S. Houghton. Rosedale andLawrence, Kans.University of Kanalas,School of Medicine; H. R. Wahl. Ipour,ville, Ky.University ofLouisville, Medical Department; JohnW. Moore, Netr ()deans,La..TulaneUniversity of Louisiana, School of Medicine:Charles C. Bass. Bait :more,Md.Johns Hopkins University, Medical Department; Lewis II. Weed. .---university of Maryland, School of Medicine and College of Physicians and Surgeons; J.M. H. Rowland. Boston, MassHarvard University, Medics School;D'avidLinn Edsall. Tufts College, Medical School; A. W. Stearns. Boston University, School of Medicine; Alexatider8. Begg. Ann Arbor,Mich.University of Michigan, Medical School. Detroit. Mich.Detroit College of Medicine and Suxgery;W. H. Mac Craken. Minneapolis, Minn.University of Minnesota, MedicalSchool; E. P. Lyon. University, Miu.University of Mississippi,Saul:51o( Medicine; J. O. Crider. Columbia. Mo.University of Missouri,School of Medicine; Guy L. Noyes. St Louis, Mo.St. Louis University,School of Medicine; Alphonse M. Schwitalla. Washington University, Medical School; Mc KIT Marriott. Lincoln and Omaha, Nebr.University of Nebraska,Coilege of Medicine;C. N. M. Poyntert acting. ()matte, Nchr.Creighton University,Collige of Medicine; HermanvonW. Schulte. Hanover, N. H.Dartmouth MedicalSchool; John P. Bowler. Albany, N.Y.AlbanyliedicalCollege, Union University; Thomas Ordway Brooklyn, N. Y.Long Island College Hospital; Adam M.Miller. Buffalo, N.Y.Untersityof Buffalo, Medical Depaptment;Edward W. Koch, acting. New York, N. Y.Columhia,University College ofPhysicians and Surgeons; William Darrach. NeW York and Ithaca, N. Y.Çornell University, Medical College; G. Canby Robinson. New York, N. Y.University and Bellevue HospitalMedical College; Samuel A. Brown. --New York Homeopathic Medical College and Flower Hospital; Claude A.Burrett. Rochester, N. YdUniversity of Rochester, School ofMedicine and Rentistry; George H. Whipple.* Syracuse, N. Y.-8yracuse University, College of Medicine;Herman G. Weiskotten. Chapel Hill, N. C.University of North Carolina, School of Medicine; Isaac H.Manning. Durham, N. C.Duke University, Medical School; W. C.Davison. Wakeniftiest,N. C.Wake Forest College, School of Medicine; Thurman D. Kitchin. University, ,N. Dak.University of NorthDakota, School of Medicine; Harley E. French. Cincinnati, Ohlo.University of Cincinnati,College of Medicine; Arthurli. Bachmeyer. Cleveland, Ohlo.Western ReserveUniversity, School of Medicine;Torala Sollmann. Columbus, Ohlo.Obio State University,College of Medicine; J. H. J. Upham. Norman and Oklahoma City,Okla.Ufilversity of Oklahoma, School of Medicine; LeRoy:Long. Portland, Oreg.University of Oregon, MedicalSChool; Richard D. Dillehunt. - Philadelphia, Pa.Hahnemann Medical College andHospital of Philadelphia; William A. Pearson Jefferson Medical College; Ross V. Patterson. Temple University, School of Medicine;William N Parkinson. Medical School of the University ofPennsylvania; William Pepper. Woman's Medical College of PennSylvania; Martha Tracy. Pittsburgh,Pa.Univenittfof Pittsburgh, School of Medicine;Raleigh R. Huggins.. Manila, P. I.University of the Philippines, College ofMedicine and Surgery; Fernando..Calderon. Charleston, 8. C.Medioal pollege of the State of South Carolina; Robert Wilson, jr. 4 Vermilion, S. Dak.University of South Dakota; College ofMedicine; G. .1t-. Albertson. Memphis, Tenn.University of Tennessee, College ofMedicine; O. W Hyman, acting. Nashville, Tenn.Vanderbilt Ilniversity. School of Medicine;W. 8. Leathers. Mebarry Medical College;John J. Mullowney. Dallas, Tex.Baylor Univenity, College of Medicine; Walter H. Moursund. Galveston, Tes.--:»University of Tens, &boo) of Medicine; George Babel. Salt Lake City, Utab.University of Utah, School of Medicine; BerylI. Burns. Burlington, Vt.University of Vermont, College of Medicine J. N. Jenne. Charlottesville, Va.University 61 Virginia,Medical Department; fames C. Irlippin. Richmond, Va.Medical College of Virgin* IA4E.Button. jr.,atting. Morgantown, W.Vs.West Virginia University, School ofMsdleina; John N. Simms. Madison, Wis...-Uálvarsity of Wisconsin, Medioal &boot; Charles R.Bardeen. Milwaukee, Wie.Marqustte University,&tool of Medicine; Bernard J. McGrath-

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XII. PRESIDENTSOR DEANROF SCHOOLS OF DiNTISTRYf LOCATION, NAMEOF INSTITUTION,AND PRESIDENTOR DEAN .ng Angeles, Calif.University of SouthernCalifornia,College of Dentistry-. LewisF,Ford. n Francisco. CalitCollegeof Physicians andSurgeons (deraalschool); Henry C'.Veatch. University of California,College of Dentistry;Guy S. Millbery. Denver,Colo.Universityof Denver, School ofDentistry; Paul W.Samford. Washington,D. C.GeorgetownUniversity, DentalDepartment. WilliamN. Cogan. Howard University,Dental College'Arnold P. Donawa. Atlanta. Ga.Atlanta-SoiithernDental College;Thomas P. Hinman Chicago, Ill.Chicago Collegeof Dental Surgery,Loyola University;William II(ILotan. Noithwastern Unifbrsity,Dental School;Arthur D. Black. University of Illinois,College of Dentistry;Frederick B.Noyec, Indianapolis, Ind.IndianaUniversity, Schoolof Dentistry;Frederick R.Ilerishaw. Iowa City,IowaState Universityof Iowa, Collegeof Dentistry;Frank T. Brcene. e Louisville, Ky.Universityof Louisville,College of Dentistry.John T. O'Rourke. New Orleans,La.Loyola Schoolof Dentistry, LoyolaUniversity: r V.Vigor's. italtimore,Md.University ofNfaryland.School of Dentktry. J. Ben Rohinson. Boston. MassHarvard University,Dental School.Leroy M. S. Miner. Tufts College,Dental School;William Rice. Ann Arbor,Mich.University ofMichigan, Collegeof Dental Surgery: MareifcL Wart Minneapolis,Minn.University ofMinnesota, Collegeof Dentistry.William F.,!Ashy. Kansas City,Mo.Kansas City-WesternDental College;R.1 itineh.irt. St. Louis,N10.St. LouisUniveNity, SehoW ofDentktry, limpsP I13rpor. 4"--"" WashingtonUniversity, School ofDentistry; "WalterM. lia-tIkt. Lincoln.Nebr.University of Nebraska,College of Dentitry; C. A. Grubh. maha, NehrCreightonUniversity, Collegeof Dentistry. A.Hugh nipple. Buffalo, N.Y.University of Buffalo,College of Dentistry,Daniel II. Squire. New York, N.Y.School ofDental and OralSurgery of ColumbiaUniversity, AlfredOwTo. New York University,College of Dentistry;Allen T. Nev4man. Bochaster, N.Y.University ofROchester, School of Medicineand Dentistry;George II. Whipple. Cincinnati, OhioCincinnatLfollegeof Dental Surgery;G. S. Junkerman. Cleveland, OhioWesternReserve University,Dental Sc.hool.Frank M. (last° Columbus. Ohio-6hio.StateUniversity, College ofDentistry;HarrytStsmaii. Portland, Oreg.NorthPacific College ofDentistry, LouisJ. Fitt Patrick. Philadelphih,Pa.Temple University,School ofDentistry; !. Normanilro(lrnell. ------Thomas W. EvansMuseum andDental lnstitutib Schoolof Dentistry,University ofPennsyl. Tanta; Charles R.Turner. 41r Pittsburgh,Pit Universityof Piittsburgh,School ofDentistry; II Edmund Friesen :Manila. P.I.University of thePhilippines, Schoolof Dentistry.1)otniri4no J Sandoval, Ntemphis, Tenn.Collegeof Dentistry,University of Tennessei.,R. S. Vinsant. Nashville, Tenn.----MeharryDental College:1John J. Mullowney. xi* hats,Tex.College ofDentistry, illsylorUniversity, F.W. Hinds. Iloustqn, Tex.TexasDentalCollege; O. F.Oambati. Richmond, Va.Sehoolof Dentistry, MedicalCollege of'irginia: !tarryBear. ilwaukee, Wis.MarquetteUniversity,Dental Department;Henry L. Banzhaf. 4Lk XIII. PRESIDE4-TSOR DEANSOF SCHOOLS OF PHARMACY LOCATION, NAME OFINSTITUTION,AND PRESIDENTOtt DEAN Auburn, Ala.AlabamaPolytechnicInMitute, PharmacyDepartment; L. R. Blake. Birmingham,Ma.Roward College,Pharmacy Department;J. L. Wakefield. LittleRoe*, Ark.Little RockCollege, School ofPharmacy; John J.Healy. IRV Angeles,Callf.Universityof Southern California,College of Pharmacy;Laird J Stabler Sari Francisco,Calif.CaliforniaCollege orPharmacy,University of California:Henry C. Riddle. impfloukier, C91o.Universityof Colorado, Collegeof Pharmacy;flgmer C. Washburn. 'Denver, Colo.Universityof Denver. Schoolof Pharmacy; WilberD. "Engle. Washington, D.C.OaorgeWashington University,School of Pharmacy; LouisF. Bradley. !Iowan', University,'Pharmaceutic College;Charles J. Fuhrman.- Osinesvnle, Fla.Universityef Florida, Collegeof Pharmacy; T.R. Leigh. Athens,Ga.--rniverpity of Georgia,School of Pharmacy;Robert'10.Wilson. Atknta, Ga.Southien(»Deers ofPharmacy; R. O.Hood. 1 *Ow- ."" italortd.

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Pocatello, IdahoSouthern BranchUnikersity of Idaho, School of Pharmacy; EugeneO. Leonard. Chicago,Ill.University of Illinois,S4001of Pharmacy; William B.Day. Indianapolis, Ind.IndianapolisCollege of Pharmacy; Edward H.Niles. 1,a Fayette,Ind.- -School of Pharmacy,Purdue University; (1harles B.Jordan. Noire I )atne, Ind.--University of Notre Dame, Departmentof Pharmacy; Robert Lee(1rci.ne. iilibarniA), Ind.ValparaisoUniversity, Department ofPharmacy; F. V. Lofgren. s ItmaCity, IowaStatel'niversity of Iowa, College of Pharmacy;Wilber J. Teeters. Lawrence,Kans.--nieNity of Kansas. School ofPharmacy; L. D. Haverhill. Louisville, K y.-1,ouisvilleCollege of Ptarmacy; Clarence B.Davis. New ()deans,LB.New Orleans College of Pharmacy(affiliated with Loyola University); JJI irw,ittr. Tulane University of Louisiana,School. of Pharmacy; C. C.Bess, Maryland; Andreu O. du Nlet. Ba:timore, Md.Depertmentof Pharmacy, University of i Boston,Alass.Nlassachusetts College of Pharrntky;Theodore J. Bradley. .kiin Arbor,Mich.University of Michigan,College of Pharmacy; Edward HenryKraus Detroit. :Nli(h .College ofthe City of Detroit, School ofPharmacy; Roland T. Lakey. ---I )etroit Institute ofTechnologi, College of Pharmacy;Esten P. Stout. MirineapoliMinn University ofMinnesota, College of pharmacy;Frederick J. Wulling. rniversity, Miss yof Mississippi, School ofPharmacy; E. L. Hammond. , Kansas City, MoKansas City College of Pharmacy;David V. Whitney. St. Louis, Nio. St.Louis College of Pharmacy;Charles E. Caspari. Missoula, M _State University of Montana,School of Pharmacy; Charles E.Monett, Lincoln, Neb 7niverlity of Nebraska,College of Pharmacy; Rufus A.Lyman. Omaha,Nehr.ceeighton University.Department of Pharmacy; Howard C.Newton. Newark, N. J.NewJersey College ofPhahaacy; Ernest Little. .. .klban3;, N. Y.Albany Collegeof Pharmacy, UnionUniversity; Willhim Mansfield. Brooklyn, N. Y.BrooklynCollege of Pharmacy: William C.Anderson. . lin1Ta1o, N. Y BuffaloCollege of Pharmacy,University of Buffalo; Willis O. Gregory. of the City of New York,Columbia Univeteity: Henry H.I, N1,w York, N. Y.College of Pharmacy , Rushy. 41. Forditarn University,Collegt, of Pharmacy; Jacob Diner. Chapel Hill, N. C.University ofNorth faro lim% School of Pharmacy:Edward V. ¡Iowa si.ite College, N.Dak.North Dakota .kgricultural College, School ofPharmacy; W. F. Stiiiro A:10. Ohio-Ohio Northern University,College.af Pharmacy; Rudolph II. Raabe. Walter R. Oriess (.11)CiI ntiti, OhioCincinnatiCollege of Pharmacy: Reserve University, ClevelandSchool of Pharmacy; Edward Silva Clevc1;ind1 OhioWestern 44, (,:olunibus,Ohio Ohio State University,College of Pharmacy; Clair A. Dye. Toledo, ohioUniversityof the City of Toledo,Department of Pharmacy. Norma4, Okla.State Universityof Oklahoma, School of Pharmacy;David B. R. Johnson. Corvallis, Oreg.OregonAgricultural College, School ofPharmacy; AdolfGlide. . Portland, oreg.1NorthPacific College of Pharmacy; A.O. Mickelsen. Philadelphia. Ps.PhiladelphinCollege of Pharmacy andScience; Charles II. LaWall. Temple University,School of Pharmacy; John R.Mineir. Pittsburgh,lia.Pittshurgh College ofPharmacy, University o urgh; Julius A. Koch. -School of Pharmacy,Duquesne University; Hugh C.Muldoon. Slanila,P.I.Univel-sity oftliePhilippines. School of Pharmacy;Mariano V. del Rosario. Rio Piedras, P.R.UnIversity of Porto Rico,College of Pharmacy; L. L.'Iles. Providence, R.1.Rhode Island CollegeofPharmaci aind Allied Sciences; W. Henry Rivard. Charleston. S.C.Ntedical College of the State ofSouth Carolina, Departmentof Pharmacy; Robert

_di,Wilson, Jr. . . o. Columbia. S.C.University of South Carolina,School ofPharmit;E. T. Motley. Brooking s. SpDak.South Dakota State Collegeof Agriculturead Mechanic Arts, SchoolorPhar niaef ;Earl R. Series. .. Memphis,Tenn.Schoolof Pharmacy of the Universityof Tennessee; A. R.Blisa. Nashville, Tenn.MeharryCollege of Pharmacy; l John J.Mullowney. . Dallas, Tex.BaylorUniversity, College of Pharmacy;C. R. Steward. Galveston,Tex.University' ofTélat,College of Pharmacy; W. F.Gidley. salt Leh City,UtahUnlversity of Utah,Department of Pharmacy; H.L. Thombsou, Pharmacy, Medical College ofVirginia; Wortley F. Rudd. Richmond, Va.Sohool of . Pullman, Wash.StateCollege of Washington,School of Pharmacy; P. H.Dirstine. Seattle,Wash.University nfWashington, College ot Pharmacy;Charles W. Johnson. Moitgantown, W. Va.Departmentof Pharmacy, West VirginiaUniversity; O. A.limy. _ ,P11 Madison, Wis.Universityot-Wisoousin, Course inPliarupwry, Edward Knows. . °Pkadi

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XIV.PREIMMONTSOF SCHOOLSOFOSTEOPATHY LOCATION,NAME OFINSTITUTION, ANDPRESIDENT Los Angeles,Calif.Collegeof OsteopathicPhysicians andSurgeons; L. VanH. Gerdine. Chicago,Ill.Chicago Collegeof Osteopathy;H. L. Collins. Des Moines,IowaDes MoinesStill College ofOsteopathy; J. P.Schwartz. Boston,Mass.MassachusettsCollege of Osteopathy;George W. Goode. Kansas City,Mo.Central Collegeof Osteopathy;A. L. McKenzie. Kansas CityCollege ofOsteopathy andSurgery; GeorgeJ. Conley. Kirksville, Mo.-Kirksville College orOsteopathy and Surgery;H. G. Swanson. Philadelphia,Pa.Philadelphia tollegeof Osteopathy andOsteopathic Hospital,Edgar O. Uulden. XV.DEANSOF SCHOOLSOF VETERINARY MEDICINE. LOCATION,NAME OFINSTITUTION,AND DEAN Auburn, Ala.AlabamaPolytechnic Institute,College ofVeterinary Medicine;C. A. cary. Fort Collins,Colo.Colorado Agricultural College,Division of VeterinaryMedicine; George H.( Athens, Ga.Universityof Georgia,Division ofVeterinary Medicine;A. O.G.Richardsou. Ames, IowaIowa StateCollege, Divisionof Veterinary Medicine;Charles II.Stange. Manhattan,Ksns.ansas StateAgricultural College,Veterinary Department;RalphR.ei)ykstra 1 East Lansing,Miloti.MichiganState College ofAgriculture andApplied Science,Division of Vettiri. nary Medicine; Ward (Miner. . Ithaca, N. Y.NewYork StateVeterinary Collegeat Cornell University;VeranusA. Moore. State College, N. Dak.NorthDakota AgriculturalCollege, Schoolof VeterinaryMedicine andsurgery; A. F. Schalk. Columbus, OlioOhio StateUniversity, Collegeof VeterinaryModic1ne;.0. C.Brumley Philadelphia, Pi.Universit,of Pennsylvania, Schoolof VeterinaryMedicine; LouisA. Klein. Manila, P. I.Universityof the Philippines,College of VeterinarySciences; GregorioSan Agustin. College Station, Tex.Agricultural andMechanical Collegeof Texas, Sohoolof VeterinaryMedicine Mark Francis. 2 Pullman, Wash.StateCollege of WashingII College ofVeterinary Science;Earl E. Wegner.

XVI.DEANSOFCOLL IATE SCHOOLSOF COMMERCE 0 LOCATION, NAMEOF INSTITUTION,AND DEAN

University, Ala.University.of Alabama, Schoolof Commerceand BusinessAdministration;Lee Bidgood. . Fayetteville, Ark.Universityof Arkansas, Schoolof Busiqeas Administration; C.C. Fichtner. . Berkieley, Calif.Universityof California, Collegeof Commiirce; HenryF. Grady.'' Los Angeles,Calif.University ofSouthern California,College ofCommerce and liminessAcirninistra tion; R. L. McClung. Schoolof Merekandising;W. D. Moriarty. . Santa Clara, Calif.University of Santa '10lara,College of pusinessAdministration;Edward J.Kelly. Stanford University,Calif.StanfordUniversity, GraduateSchool of Bilsiness;W. E. Hotchkiss Boulder, Colo.Universityof polorado, Schoolof BusinessAdministration;F. A. Rushee. Denver, Colo.UnivenityofDenver, Schoolof Commerce,Amounts, and Finince;George A. Warfleld. School of LifeInsurance Salesmanship;H. W. Wood,director*, Washington, D. C.GeorgetownUniversity, School ofForeign iService:W. F. Notz. Gainesville, of Florida,College ofCommerce andJournalism; WalterJ. Matherly. Athens, Ga.University ofGeorgia, School ofCommerce;Robert P. Brooks. Atlanta, Ga.GeorgiaSchool of Technology,School ofCommerce; T. W.Noel, head. ¡glory University,Os.Emory Univasity,School of . Business Adminiftration;E. H.Johnson. Macon, Ga.MercerUniversity, School ofCommerce; C. B.Wray. Oglethorpe University, GcOglethorpeUniversity, Schoolof BusinessAdministration,Commerce and Finance; A. S. Libby. Moscow, IdahoUniversity ofIdaho, 8shooillafBusiness Administration;Ralph E.Farmer. Chicago% 111.De Paul University, College of Commerce;James A. Losty.. University of Chicago, Schoolot Commerce andAdministration;William' H.Spencer. Decatur, Ill.James MillikinUniversity, Schoolof Commerceand Finance;Jay L. O'Hara. Evanston, Ill.NorthirestepUniversity, School ofCommerce; RalphE. Heilman.National School of Commercial and TradeOrganisationSecretaries. Urbana, M.University ofIllinois, Colliege. ofCommerce and.Business Administration:-Charles M. Thompson. Bloomington, Ind.IndianaUniversity, Schoolof Commerceand Finknoe;W. A. flawies. Notre Dame, Ind.Universityof Notre Dame,College ofCommerce; James N.McCarthy. Des Moines, lowaDraksUniversity, College of L. s": Commerce andFinance; L. K.Hoffman. lows City,1ows1-41ate University of Iows,Collegsof Commons;ClAstor A. Phillip& ' 4 ..

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Lawrence, Kans.University ofKansas, School ofCommerce; Fmk T.Stockton. Lexington, Ky.University of Kentucky,College of Commerce;Edward Waist. Baton Rouge, La.LouisianaState University and Agriculturaland Mechanical S. College, College,..of Commerce; James B. Trant. A- New Orleans, La.Tulane UniversityofLouislanigkoftgeo)it`ommerceand BusinessAdministration; Morton A. Aldrich. , 't Bartimore,Md.--Johns HopkinsUniversitySchool otlkisineseEconomics: William O.Weyforth, 1.ecretary of the committee. Boston, Mass.Boston University, Collegeof Business Administration;Everett W..Lord..- f Northeastern University, Schoolof Business Administration;Carl S. EH. Simmons College, School of SecretarialStudies; E. H.Eldridge, director.Prince Schoolof Store Service Education; Lucinda W. Prince,director. cambridge, Mass.Harvard University, Graduate Schoolof Business Administration;Wallace B. Donham. Ann Arbor, Mich.University of Michigan, Schoolof BusinessAdministration; ClareE. Griffin. Detroit, Mich.University 4f Detroit,School of Commerceand Finance; (day)Carl H. Seehoffer, (evening) John A. Russell.g

M inneapolis, M inn.-2University of Minnesota,School of Business Administration; Russell A. Stevenson. f: Ñ. Paul, Minn.--;College of St. Thomas,School of Commerce;Raymond Egan. University, Miu.--University ofMississippi, Schoolof Commerce andBusiness Adminostration;J. W Bell columbia, Mo.University OfMissouri, Sehool of Businessand Public Administration;F.A. Middiebush. St. Louis, Mo.St. Louis Unirersity, School ofCommerce and Finanoe.Joseph L. Davis. Washington University,School of Business and PublicAdministration; IsidorLoeb. - Missoula,Mont.SLate University of Montana,School of BusinessAdministration; R.C. Line. Lincoln, Nebr.University of Nebraska, Collegeof Business AdministrAtion;J. E. LeRogsignol. omaha, Nebr.Creighton University,College of Commerce,Finance,and Jourgalism;Floyd E. 'stabile 11ano4r,N: 11.Darttnouth College,Amos Tuck School fAdministration and Finance;William R. Gray Buffalo, N. Y.University of Buffalo,School of BusinessAdministration; ClarenceS. Marsh. New York, N. Y.College of the City of New York,School of Businessand CivicAdministtption; George W. Edwards.

Columbia University, Schoolof Business; James C.Egbert. . New York University, School ofCommerce, Acoounta, andFinanoe; nT. Madden. Graduate School of Business Administration; A.W. "plot. School ofRetailing; Morris A. Brisco. Syracuse, N. Y.Syracuse University, College o/Business Administration;Charles L. Raper. Chapel Hill, N. C.University of North Carolina, Schoolof Commerce; D. D.Carroll. Raleigh, N. C.North Carolina State Collegeof Agriculture ndEngineering, School ofSciencoiand Business; B. F. Brown. Jamestown, N. Dak.Jamestown College, School of Business;Arthur Stuckenbruck. tniversity, N. Dak.University of NorthDakota, School of Commerce;E. T. Towne. Akron, OhioUniversity of Akron, College ol Engineeringand Commerce; FredE. Ayer. Athens, OhioOhio University, School of Ccimmeros:C. M. Copeland. Cincinnati, OhioUniversity of Cincinnati, Collegeof Engineering and Commerce;Robert C.Gowdy, acting. St. Xavier College, School of Commerce;J. Dominic' Cloud. Columbus, OhioOhio State University,College of Commerce and Administration;W. C. Weldier. Dayton, OhioUniversity of Dayton,College of Commerce and Finanoe;Charles Arns. Oiford, OhioMiami University, Schoolof Business Administration; HarrisonC. Dale. Norman, Ôkla.--,-University of Oklahoma, Collegeof Business Administration;Arthur B. Adams. Stillwater, Okla.Oklahoma Agriouitaraland Mechanical College, Schoolof Commerce;kaymondD. Thomas. Corvallis, Oreg.Oregon State AgriculturalCollege, School of Commerce;John A. Benin, Eugene, Oreg.Universityof Oregon, Schoolof Business Administration;David E. Fsvil11.1. Bethlehem, Pa.Lehish University,College ofBusinessAdministratIon; Neil Carothers. Philadelphia, Pa.DreselInstitute, School of Business Administration,_Robert O. Dhows. Temple Universitydikhool of Commerce; MiltonP. Stauffer. ------University of Pennsylvania, Vuitton flobtiolof inseams and Commerce; Emory R.Johnson. Pittsburgh Pa.Duquesne University, School of Amounts, Finance, andCommerce; John A. Mons& . University of Pittsburgh, &Wolof Business Administration;Louis IL Manley, Research Bureau for Retail Selling; J. H. Omens, director. , . Manila, P. 1.UniVersity of the Philippines, &shodofCaptraktriosand Busting,Admit nistatimi;Ombh ...... redo Bonitos. .. --;. Itibinedras, P. R.Universityof Porto Rico, College of Badness Administration; Mao E. toosaldsoL.

Columbia, B. O.Universityat floutll °atolls*, &goal et Omanenros; George E. Olson. , . .2 il.;*¡?.: .4 1., ,KnozvIlkyenn.Univarsity al Unmans Schoolal Comm% iiim4sis W. (Woke. O. . .7,4 . . . ,.*. 't ..or: . . . : . ..,:...--,...40y rr . . . -.. s..'..s...---,-, -4-Pl. ___.,-1,....A...... _.,_ _e__,,,L..,1' 40 86 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTÓRY)1930

Au ?tin.Tex.University of Texas,School ofBusinessAdministration;J. A Fitzgerald. Dallas. Tea.AouthernMethodist University,School ofCommerce:William F. aco, Tex. --3aylor Hauhart. University, Schoolof BusinessAdministration;(leorge W.Harris. Logan; Utah -Utah AgriculturalCollege, Schoolof Cori:memo;W. N. Wanlass. Plow), UtahBriOamYoung Cniversity,College of Commerceand Business Hoyt. 'Administration;FT. V. Ba It Lake City, I tothUnlversItyof Utah, Schoolof Business;Thomos A.Beal. Lexington, no. Va.Washington andLeeUniversity,School ofCommerce andAdministration; Hancock. th D. University, Va--University of Virginia,St hool ofCommerce; AlbertJ. Barlow. Williamsburg,Va.College ofWilliam andMary, Schoolof Economicsand Business A. G. Taylor. Administration: Pullman, Wash.StateCollege ofWashington, Schoolof BusinessAdministration; G.F. Cadisch, director. Seattle,Wash.University CifWashington, Collegeof Business Administration;William E.CoxA Madison, Wis.-It'niversity of Wisconsin,SUlool.ofCommerce; ChesterL. Jones. Milwaukee,Wis Marquette University, HobertA. JohnstonCollege ofBusinessAdininistrailoir, t. J. F. Pyle.

XVII, SCHOOLS, COLLEGES,OR DEPARTMENTSOF ENGINEERING LOCATION,NAME OF t. INSTITUTION,AND DE ANOR HEAD -"Auburn,Ala.Alabama Polytechnic Institute,College ofEngineering andArchitecture; JohnJ. Wilmore. University, Ala.Universityof .klabama, Collegeof Engineering;George J. Davis. Fairbanks, Alaska.AlaskaAgricultural College, DAtartmentof CivilEngineeriw andSchool ofMines; .11..1--Patty. Tucson, Arit.Universityof Aritona,College of MinesilndEngineering; (h M.Butler. Fayetteville, Ark.Universityof Arkansas,College ofEngineering; W.N. Madson. v Berkeley, Calif.Universityof California,College ofNIechanicalEngineering,Clarence L.Cory; of Mining. Frank If.Prohert; ol CivilEngineering, CharlesDerleth. Los Angeles,Calif.University ofSouthern California,College of Engineçring; P.S. Bieder. Pasadena, Calif.CaliforniaInstitute ofTechnology; F.W. Hinrichs.ir. Santa Clara,Calif.University ofSanta Clara, Collegeof Engineering;neorge L. SolliVatf. Stanford University.Calif.--StanfordUniversity, Schoolof Engineering:TheodoreJ. Hoover. Boulder, folo.-- of Colorado,College ofEngineerim; ;II. S.Evans. Colontdo Springs,CohtColorado College,Engineering.courses. Denver, Colo.University of Denver,Schools of Electricaland ChemicalEngineering;A. E. Nyswandcr (electrical); W. D. Engle(chemical). Fort Collins, Colo.Colorado 6 AgricikItural College,Division ofEngineering; L. D.Crain,chairman 'Golden, Colort-ColoradoSchool of nines;M. F. Coolhaugh. New Haw, Conn.YaleUniversity, SheffieldScientific SchoolCharles H. Warrant, Storrs, Conn.Connecticut AgriculturalCollege, Divisionof MechanicalEngineeriNg;John N. Fitts. Newark, Del.Universityof Delaware, Sohgolof Engineering:Robert J.Spenser. .Washington, D. C.CatholicUniversityof America, Schoolof Sciences:Hardee (.7liamhliss. O George Washington University,School ofEngineering; JohnR. Lapharn. Howard University, Collegeof Applied *fence;Lewis K. Downing. p. Deland, Fla.--John B.Stetson University,College ofEngineering. Gainesville,Vla.Universityof Florida, Collegeof Engineeringand Architecture:J. R. Renton Attens,Ga.University of Georgia,College of Sciaceand /5ngineering;Charles M. Strahan. Atlanta, Ga.Georgla Schoolof Technology;M. L. Brittain. Honolulu, HawaiiUniVersityof Hawaii, Schoolof Engineering;Arthur R. Keller. Mokow,IdahoUnfversity of Idaho,College of Engineering;Ivan C.Crawford. Chicago, Ill.ArmourInstitute of Technology;John C. Penn. Lewis Institute,Department ofEngineering; John D.NW. trtur, MillikinUniversiti,School ofEngineering; CarlHead. veaanston,Ill.Northwestern'University, Schoolof Engineering?William C.Bann'. Urbana, Ill.University ofI11inoii, Collegeof Engineering;Milo 8. Ketchum. Evansville, Ind.EvansvilleCollege, Department of Engineering;L. B.Hoyt*,acting. lot Lafayette, Ind.Purdue University,Schools ofEngineerinr, A.A. Potter. Notre tame,Ind.University of NotreDame, College ofEngineering;Thomas Steiner. Terre Halite,Ind.Rose PolytechnicInstitute.tiJohn B,Peddle,acting. VaX Valparaiso, Ind.---ValparalsoUniversity,Department of Engineering;H. K. Blister. Ames, IowaIowa Rafe Collegeof Agricultureand MechanicArts, Divisio.n.of Engineering:Amos Marston. In* OW IowaStatelialversto ot Iowa, Collegeoflinglieortng; . Moment O.iftinfirm . . t**I.--; . --. 4 . . '17...V.; 's SA' . C.. . f.74C.-0:34Zi t mi= -:- 1-..1 - ';- .417-11 2 SCHOOLSoPENGINEVIING 5 7

Ms% relive, Kilns University of Kan9hs, School of Engineering and Architecture;George C. Shaad. 111intiattan.Kans.K tiss StateAgricultural College, Division of Engineering. Lexington,Ky.University of Kentucky, Colley' ofEngineering: F. Paul Anderson. Loins%ille, Ky.University of Louisville,Speed Scientific School: Bennet M.Brigman. College of Baton Rouge,La.Louiiiana State University. andAgricultural and Mechanic& College; Engineering; B. W. Pegues,acting. NewOrleans,La.:-Tulane Univerlity of Louisiana, College of Engineering; Douglas S. Anderson. Huston, La.LouisianaPolytechnic Institute, School ofEngineering; Frank Bogard. o mono,Me.University of Maine, College ofTechnology; Paul Cloke. Halt !inure,Md.Johns Hopkins University,Schottof Engineering; John B.Whitehead. College Park,Md.University of Maryland,College of Engineering; A. N. Johnson. Mass.-- Northeastern University,School of Engineering: Carl-S. EH. r cainbridge, Mass,ilarvardUniversity, School of Engineering;Hector J. Hughes. MassachusettsInIstitutelf Technology; .Samuel W. Stratton. Lowell, Mass.LowellTextile Se Department of 'Fertile Engineering. ufty,College, Ma&s.TuftsCollege, Engineering School;»eorge P. Bacon. Institute; Ralph Earle. a worcester, Nlass.Worcester Polytechnic AnnArt)or, Mich.t'niveisity of Michigan. College ofEngineering and Architecture; Herbert C. sadler. Detroit,Mich.University ofDetroit, College of Engineering:'Russell E. _Lawrence. 1.:itN1 Lansing,Mich.- MichiganState College ofAgriculture and. Appliedcience, Division (af Engi-

neering; (I.W. Bissell. 1 Houghton,Mich.MichiganCollege of Mining andTechnology; William O. llotchkiss. Minneapolis,Minn.-- of Nlinnesota,College'ofEngineering anct Architecture; 0 M. Leland. A. and M.College,Miss.Mississippi Agriculturaland Mechanical College, School of Engineering; II. W. Moody. [Diversity, Miss.Universityof Mississippi,School of Engineering; J. J. Dorroh. Columbia.Mo.Univermity ofMissouri, College of Engineering;E. J. McCaustland. Hulk.MoaSchool of Minesand Metallurgy. St.Louis,Mo.WashingtonUniversity, Schoolsof EngineeringdidArchitecture; Aletander b. Langsdorf. Bownan,Mont!MontanaState College, College ofEngineering; William M.Cobleigh. Butte,Mont.Montana StateSchool of Mines. Lincoln,Nebr.University ofNebraska, College of Engineering. Reno,Nev.17niversitY of Nevada, College of Engineering; F. H.Sibley. Durham, N.11.University of NewHampshire, College ofTechnology; George W. rase. Hanover, N.H.DartmouthCollege, Thayer Schoolof Civil Engineering; Robert B.Marsden. Hoboken, N.J.----Stevens instituteof Teehnnlbgy; HarveyN. Davis. Newark,N. J.NewarkCollege of Engineering;Anal R. Cullimore, New Brunswick,N. J.RutgersUniversity, College ofEngineering; Parker H. ¡nett. Princeton, N.J.Princeton University,Scho6I of Engineering; Arthur M. (1 rl Albuquerque, N.Mex.University of NewMexico, College ofEngineering; Rort S. Rockwood. Socorro, N.Mex.New MexicoSchool of Mines; E. H.Wells. State College,N. Mex.NewMexico College ofAgriculture and Mechanic Arts, SchOol of Engineering; R. W. Goddard. Mfrwit N. Y.AlfredUniverfity, NewYork State Schobl ofClay Working and Ceramics. Brooklyn, N.Y.Polytechnichastituteof Brooklyn; ParkeR. Kolbe. Ithaca, N.Y.Cornell University,College of Engineering;Dexter S. Kimball. New York, N.Y.College of theCity of New York,School of Technology;liederick Skein. - Columbia University,Schools of Mines,Engineering, and Chemistry;George B. Pegram. CooperUnion, Instituteof Technology; F. M.Hartmann. Manhattan College,School of Engineering;Brother A. Michael. New YorkUniversity, Collegeofengineering; Charles H. Snow. Potsdam, N. Y.ClarksonCollege of Technology,School of Engkneering; FrederickC. Wilson. Rochester, N.Y.University ofRochester, Department ofMechanical Engineering;Joseph W. Gantt, Jr. Schenectady, N. Y.UnionCollege, Department ofElectrical Engineering,Ernst J. Berg; Departznept 4 of Civil*Engineering, HughMiller. 11 Syracuse, N. Y.-8yrscuseUniversity, tiollege of ApplipdScience; Louis Mitchell, Troy, N.YAtenuelser Polytechnic Institute; PalmerC. Ricketts. - School of Engineering; O.M. Brining. il Chapel Hill, N. 0.Universityof North Carolina, It Durham, N. C.DukeUniversity, EngineeringGroup. Raleigh, N. C.NorthCarolina StateCollege ofipleultureand Engineering,Spool of xaginseriat = t W. O.litiddick. , State College, N. Dak.NorthDakOtaAvicultural College, SchoolofMecltanic Arts: Robert M. Doiri,, University, N. Dak.Universityof IgartbDakotseCollege ofIngisseering E. bandles. .

-4 .. a I : e: 1 4 l r...... ; : I r C. _*.;,4, . t , e. I: :4.1-':4$1** :r4L_1...... c:_ - . ...s. -...1... . , . _,.,._-: 42.....4...... ,.., - 4...441.%.,_ Al_-.,.....z: __...... _,_16,,, - __. 2,...... ,_, _ _ .-,_. _ .-.-_,...... ,.... . -- ::.1.2.....L.lk....-...... t: .'''""2.12:...-- .,...... _ --.... A,.!-.. . :** 88 EDUCATIQNAL DIRECTORY, 1930

Ada, OhioOhio Northern University, College of Engineering; John A. Needy. Akron, OhioUniversity of Akron, College of Enginearing and Commerce; Fred E. Ayer. Ohio University, School of Engineering; Lewis J. Addicott. Cincinnati, OhioUniversity of Cincinnati, School of Commerce and Engineering; RobertC. Gowdy, acting. Cleveland, OhioCase School of Applied Science; William E. Wickenden. Columbus, OhioOhio State University, College of Engineering; E. A. Hitchcock. Dayton, OhioUniversity of Dayton, College of Engineering; Adam Hofmann. Yellow Springs, OhioAntioch College, Department of Engineering. Norman, Okla.University of Oklahoma, College of Engineering; James H. Felgar. Stillwater,Okld.OklablimaAgricultural and Mechanical College, School of Engineering;Philip H. Donnell. Wilburton, Okla.Oklahoma School of Mines. Corvallis, Oreg.Oregou State Agricultural College, School of Enttlueeri9 and Mechanic Arts; Harry 8. Rogers. Bethlehem], Pa.Lehigh University, Collegeof Engineering. Chester, Pa.Pennsylvania Military College, Civil Engineeringf Easton, Pa.Lafayette College, Engineeiing Group. Getty,sbuti,Pa.Oettysburg College, Department of Civilkngineering;F. I. Clutz; Departmentuf Mechanical and Electrical Engineering; R. Rdsenstengel. " Lewisburg,Ta.Bucknell University, Departments of Itntinpring. Alb Philadelphia, Pa.Drexel Institute, School of Engineering; Robert O. Disque. University of Pennsylvania, Towne Scientific School; Edward T. Grandlienard; Moore School of ElectOcal Engineering; Harold Pender. Pittsburgh, Pa.Carnegie Institute of Technology, Collage of Engineering; William E. Mott. ----University of PittslIurgh, School of Engineering; Elmer A. Holbrook.IF State College, Pa.Pennsylvania State College, School of Engineering; R. L.ackett. Swarthmore, Pa.SwarthmoreCollege, Division of Engineering; Charles G. Thatcher, chairman. Villanova, Pa.Villanova College,School of Technology; Carl T. Huniphreys. Rio Piedhls, P. R.Universityof Potio RicoCollege of Engineering; C. A. Figueroa. Manila, P. I.University of the Philippines, College of Engineering; Edward R. Hyde. Kingston, R. I.RhodeIsland State College, School of Enginewing, Royal L. Wales. Providence, R. 1.BrownUniversity, School of Engineering; William H. Kwerson. Charleston, S. C.TheCitadel, theMIlithryCollege of Southdaroli4a,Department of Civil Engineering. Clemson College, B. C.ClemsonAgricultural College, Engineering Department; 8. B. Earle. Columbia, 8. C.niversityof South Carolina,Scboolof Engineering; Walter E. Retie. Brookings, S.Dak.Nlsouth Dakota State Collegeof Agriculture ond Mechanic Arts, Division ot Engineering, H. M. Crothers. Rapid City, ilk Dak.South Dakota StateSchool of Mines; C.C. O'Harra. 6 Vermilion, S. Dak.University of South Dakota, College of Engineering;Lewic7E. Akeley, Knoxville, Tenn.----Unt.tusitLof Tennessee,College.of Engineering; Charles E. Ferrife t.

Nashville,Tenn.Vand0-i:) University, School of Engineering; William H. Schuman. . Austin,Tex.University of Texas, College of Engineering; T. U. Taylor. College Station,Tex.Agricultural and Mechinical College of Texas, School of Engineering; `Frank C.1

Bolton. -

Houston, Tex.RiceInstitute, Engineering. . Lubbock,Tex.TexidTechnological Collfge, School of Engineering. Logan, Utah.AgriculturalCollege of Utah, School of Engineering; Ray B. West. SaltLake City, UtahUniversity of Utah, School of Mines and Engineering; Richard B. Ketchum. Burlington,Vt.University of Vermont, College of Engineering; J. W. Votey. e Norwicil,Vt.Norwich Univergity, Departments of Civil and Electrical Engineering. 0 Blacksburg, Va.Virgiaia PolytechnicInstitute, School of Engineering; Earle B. Norris: IDLexington, Va.VirginiaMilitary Institute, Departments of Engineering; John' A. Vieune. Washington and Lee University, School of Applied Science; James L. Howe. University, Va.Universityof Virginia, Department of Engineering; John L. Newcomb. Pullman, Wash.State College'ofWashington, College of Mechanic Arts findnghieering,H. V.

. /is . Carpentr. $ Seattle, Wash.University of College of$ngineering;Richard U. Taylor. Morgantown, W. Vs.West Virginiatiniversity,College of Engineering and Mechanic) Arts; Clement

.R. Jones. 1Madison, Wis.University ofWisconsin, College of Engineering; Frederick E. Turneaure. Milwaukee, Wis.Marquette University, College of Applied Science and Engineering; Frant A 4s kartak. . Laramie, Wyo.University of Wyoming, College ofHaineerinicRobert L. Rhoads.

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4 DM-PRESIDENT/3P ETC., OFINSTITUTIONSFOR THETRAINI,NOOFTEACHERS' e. (I) PRESIDENTSOFTE'ACHERS COLLEGES [Institutions which offer fouryears' work skbovesecondary schoolsand grant degrees) FIaintaiT, Ariz.ArizonaState Teachers College;Grady Gammage. Tompe,Ariz.Arizona State TeachersCollege; A. J. Matthews. Conway,Ark.- Arkansas StateTeachers College;II. L. McAlister, acting. Arcata,Calif.Humboldt StateTeachers College; RalphW. Swetwan. Chico,Ca !al-StateTeachers College;C. M. Osenbaugh. . Thomas. Fresno,Calif.-- State TeachersCollege; Frank W. A Ban i i;ego,'Calif.State Teachers College; EdwardL. Hardy. SanFrancisco,Calif.State TeachersCollege; Alexander C. Roberts. San lose,Calif. 9tato TeachersCollege; T. W.MacQuarrie SavaBarbara, Calif.StateTeachers College; C. L.Phelps. Alamo*,Colo. Adams StateTeachers College; IraRichardson.k Greeley,Colo.rColorado StateTeachers College; G.W.Frasier. Ounnbun,Colo.Western State College;Richard Aspinall. Athens,Oa Georgia StateTeachers College; JereM. Pound. lbre Bovtlon, 0a.StateNormal and IndustrialCobege; George W. Camp. ValdostR, Ga.GeorgiaState Woman'sCollege; R. H. Powell. Cal-tondo 10, Ht.Southern111moState NormalUniversity; PI. W. Shyroekw Charleston, Ill. --EasternIllinoisslate Teachers College; Livingston C. Lord. Dekalh,Ill.Northern Illinois StateTeachers College; Karl ItAdams. Evanston,40.Nationa1Kindergarten and ElementaryCollege; Edna Dean }lakes: Muc-oult), Ill.WesternIllinois State TeachersCollege; W. P. Morgan. Normal, Ill.IllinoisState NormalUniversity; David Felmley. Danville, Ind.CentralNormal College; I WaldoWood. Indianapolis, Ind.TeachersCollege of Indianapolis; 3Mrs. Alice Corbin Bias. o - Muncie,Ind.Ball StateTeachers College; L. A.Pittenger. Terre Haute,Ind.Indiana StateTeachers College; L. N.Hines Cedar Falls,IowaIowa StateTeachers College; O. R.Latham. Eniporia,Kans.Kansas StateTeachers College; Thomas W.Butcher. Hays,Kans.:--Kansas StateTeachers College; W. A.Lewis. Pittsburg,Itans.Kansas State TeachersCollege; W. A. Brandenburg. 4 Bowling Green,ky.Western KentuckyState Teachers College; H. H.Clierry... Morehead, Ky.StateNormal School andTeachers College; John Howard Payne, Murray, Ky.NurrayState TeachersCollege; RaineyP. Wells. Richmond, Ky:EmternKentucky State TeachersCollege; H. L. Donovan. Ñatchitoche4,La.-r-Lou1s1ana State Normal College; W. W. Tison. Farmington,Me.State NormalSchool; W. G. Mallet?* Boston,Mass.Teachers Collegeof the City ofBoston; William LI. J. Kennedy. Bridgewater, Mass.StateN9rmal SChool; Arthur C.Boyden. FraminghamCêntér,Mass.State NormalSchool; James Chalmers. Salem, Mass.StateNormal School; J.Asbury Pitman. Worcester, Mass.StatoMprmalSchool; William B. Aspinwall. Detroit,IMIch.VetroitAschers College; Warren E. Bow, dean. Kalamazoo, Mich..WesternState TeachersCllege; D. B. Waldo. i. Marquette,Mich.Northern 8tat4Teachers College; J. M. Munson.. Teachers College; W. C.Warriner. M Ant Pleasant,Mich.Central State 41wittr Ypsilanti, Mich.MichiganState NormalCollege; Charles McKeuny. Bemidji, M iqn.atateTeachers College; M.W. Deputy. Duluth, Minn.StateTeachers College; E.W,.Bohannon.' Moorhead,Minn.i-State Teachers College; R.B. MacLean, St. Cloud, Minn.-StateTeachers College; George A.Seiko. Maxwell" Winona, Minn.StateTeachers College; Guy E. fr Cleveland,Miss.-1Selta State Teachers College; W. M.Kethley. e. Hattiesburg,Miss.-8ttite Teachersdolleke; Claude Bennett. A Cape Oiravleau, Mo.SoutheastMissouriSuite Teachers College; Joseph A.,Berena.

JeffersonCity, Mo.Lineolp University; sN. B. Young. . Kirksville, Mo.NortheutMissouri State TeachersCollege;awns: 'Fair. Maryville, Mo.-OrthwestMissouriStat; TeachersCollege; Uel W. Wain.. Bt.Louis,Mo.--ffitrris TeachersCollege;J.àii. Purdom,

0 . institutions see p. 68, "Beads of departmentsoteducation."t ,.,. ;For other taubor-tralning 4 ...... ,. . , $Colored...... * :- .' . .. -.... 9 i e t 3 . . . . : , 1 'Privet& I, .. . 1 1 i : e .. 5 . 14 5 * o to, `( ' Cill. .. 1 ., 5.e% : Ina y... 6 .... * Argir t S ' . ....,.- ....e` . . i - *. . ... :. t -..,.: :4. ....1. (JIC:A4.1,,A17 6.*" & -'---,., -.--,,....,. ....----a, . ....,,*--_ ...... 1...-_ t ._.. .,..:.,;;.0._ ....1:_. ili.... -.... .1:. ...i !. _,..- . _;__Li.t. ,....z . .._ ., wk., &.: -_....:. :407., 9!-sa: :- . - ?1_ ..,,,41, 1.%.,.t i s :...,r-:. 7 7" ' ,-...... 4...ke..... ALL A, /1/41." ' T.' .1 90 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY, 1930

Springfield.Mo.Southwest MissouriState Teachers College:Roy Ellis. Warrensburg, Mo.CentralMissouri State TeachersCollege; E. L. IfIendricks.

Chadron, Nebr.NehraskaState Normal College,Robert I. Elliott.I. Kearney,Nebr.Nehraska State TeachersCollege: George E.M;irtiii. Peru, Nebr.NebraskaState Teachers College;W. R. Pate. Wayne, Nebr.NebraskaState Teachers College;U. S. Conn. Keene, N. H. StateNormal School: WallaceF. Ma.son. Plymouth, N. H.StateNormal School;Ernest L. Silver. Trenton, N. J.StateTeachers College andNormal School:Don C. Bliss East Las Vegas, N.Mex.New Mexico NormalUniversity;Frank Cartoon_ silver city, N. Met.NewMexico State TeachersCollege; AO. Bowdvii. Albany, N Y. State College forTeachers; A. R.Bruhacher. Buffalo N. Y.StateTeachers Collegeat Buffalo: H. W.Rockwell. Asheville, N. C.Asheville Normaland A&sociated Schools:3 John F.cii!e4t. Greenville, N. C.East CarolinaTeachers College;Robert H. Wright. Winston-Salem, N.C.Winston-Salem.,TenehersCollege,S. (1Atkins. dr Ellendale, N. Dak.State Nortiialand Industrial School:R. M. Black. Mayville, N. Dak.State TeachersCollege: C. C. Swain. Minot, N. Dak.State TeachersCollege; GeorgeA. McFarland. Valley City, N. Dak.StateTeachers College;C. E.4Allen. Bowling Green, OhioCollege of Education:II. B. Williams, Cleveland, OhioCleveland School ofEducation:: Charles W.Hunt. Kent. OhioKent State College:J. O. Engleman. Ada, Ok leFast Central State TeachersCollege; A. Linscheid. Alva, Okla. --Northwestern StateTeachers College:Walter W. Parker. Durant, Okla.Southeastern State"TeachersCollege; EugeneS Briggs Edmond, Okla.Central State TeachersCollege; JohnG.Mitchell Langston, Okla.Colored Agricultural andNormal University:Z Titulawt. Tahlequah, Okla.Northeastern StateTeachers College; XI.P Hammond.

Weatherford, Okla.Southwestern StateTeachers College;E. E.Brawl . Bloomshurg, Pa.State Teachers College;F. 13. Haas. Fast Stroudsburg, Pa.State Teachers College;T. T. Allen. Edinboro, Pa.State Teachers College: C. C.Crawford. Indiana, Pa.State Tea/ffiers Co Ile;re:(7ftR. Foster Kutztown, Pa.State Teachers College;.1. C. Rothermel Lock Haven, Pa.State Teachers College; DaMLA W.Arrnstro.ig Mansfield, Pa.State Teachers College; WilliamR. Strangina Millersville, Pa.State Teachers Oollege;Landis Tanger, Shippenshurg, Pa.State Teachers College;Ezra Lehman, Slippery Rock, Pa.State Teachers College; J.L. Eisenberg. West Chesty', Pa.State Teachers College;Norman W. Cameron. ,Providence, R. I.Rhode Island College of Education:John L. Alger. Orangeburg, S. C.State Agricultural and MechanicalCollege;' R.S. WIlk Aberdeen, S. Dak.Nortbern Normal and IndustrialSchool; D.A. Anderson. Madison; S. Dak. Eastern State Teachers College;Edgar C. Ifigbie, Spearfish, S. Da litSpearfish Normal School; FC. Wbodhurn. Springfield, S. Dak.Southern State NormalSchool; C.G. Lawrence. Johnson City, Tenn.East Tennessee StateTeachers College; C. C.Sherrod, Murfreesboro, Tenn.Middle Tennessee StateTeachers College;P. A. Lyon.

CO Nashville, Tenn.--George Peabody Collegefor Teachers; 3 BruceR. Pane. Agricultural and Inlustrial State College;IW. J. Hale. Normal, Tenn.West Tenrmssee State TeacitersCollege; J. W. Bristet. Alpine, Tex.Sul Rom State TeachersCollege: H. W.Morelock. Canyon, Tex.West Texas StaTeachers College; J.A. Hill. coeffuerm, Tex.East Texas StàTeachers College; S. IIWhitley. Denton, Tex.North Texas Stateeachers College; It L.Marquis. Huntsville, Tex.Sam Houston State TeachersCo H. F. Estill. Kingsville, Tex.Texas College ofArts and Industries;R. B. Cousins. Nacogdoches, Téz.--Stephen F. AustinState Teachers College;A. W. B

Prairie View, Tex.Prairie View StateCollege' W. R.Banks. . San Marcos, Tex.Soul/twatTexas State TeachersCollege; C. E. Evens. East Radford, Va.State TeachersCollege; J. PMcConnell. Ettrick, Va.Virginia Normaland Industrial Institute:John MGantry. Farmville, Va.State TeachersCollege; J. L. Jarman .. 0 Fredericksburg, Vs.State 'PoachersCollege: M. L.Combs. AIMMIPOOPM -,.. Colored. &Private. - PRESIDENTS, ETC., OF TEACHERTRAININn 91

Hampton. Va.Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute; George P. Phenix. acting. Barris(inhurg. Va.State Teachers College, Samuel P. Duke. kthen.,W.:Va.Concord State NormalSchool, J. F. Marsh. Fairmont,W. Va.State Teachers College; JosephRosier. Runtincton.W.Va Marshall College; M. P. Shawkey. Eau Claire,Vis.State Teachers Colkge; II.A. Schofield.

144( rii,se,Wis State Teachers College: George M. Snodgrass. Men.)rnonie, Wis. -'The Stout Instituto; Burton E. Nelson. MIlwaukee, Wis.State Teachers College; Frank E. Baker. ostioKti. Wis.Rose C. Swart Traintru School; II.A. Brown. plat teville.Wis.State Teachers College, Asa M. Royce. RiNcr Falls.. Wis.-State Teachers College; J. H. Ames. ,tevcrlsPoint. Wis.Central State Teachers College: R. I)Baldwin. .iiperior.Wis.State Teachers Colleze. A. D. S. Gillett. whitewater, Wis.State Teachers College; F. S. flyer. (2) PRINCIPALS OF STATE NORM NI, sc;:1.8 DRphne. \la State Teachers College: David R. Murrlbey TInrence. la.--tate Teachers College; Henry J. Willingham. jark,,,,nville, Ala.- -State Teachers ColliNe; C. W. Daugette. 12% im:ct on. Ala. --Stite Teachers College; (3. W. Brock. Mont ;:nmery, Ala.State Teachers C,ollege;II.Councill Trenholm. Nornrd. Ala.State Agricultut-al and Mechanical Institute; I J. F Drake. Trm. \la State Teachers College; E. M. Shackelford. Arkap!I lphta, Ark Henderson State Teachers College; J. P. Womr.ck. P14-Ir Bluff, Ark Agricultural, Mechanical, and Normal School:3 J. B. \\ .Itsoc. Danbury, Conn.Stute Normal School; Lothrop D. Higgins Nei% Britain, ConnState Normal School; Herbert D. Welte. New hIflpn. Conn State Normal School; Lester K. Ade. iii:TTIfitlilc, Conn State Normal School; George II. Shafer. Albany. G1,(leorgia Normal and Agricultural College:1 J. W. Holley. ktuerril.(a Americus Normal College; J. M. Prance. Con.:1.t)41ro,Ga.South Georgia Teachers College; Guy H. Wells. P.n.:1111111n,Hawaii. Territorial Normal and Training School; Benjamin(I W it. %Non,Ida1,0 ---S!ate Normal School; C. E. Bocock. LexAl-ion, Idaho ---tate Normal School; J. E. Turner. Fr ti:1, fort, K y.Kentucky State Industrial College;R. B. Atwood (.011.krui ille, 11s. hern University and Agricultural and 11echniiim1 colkgedbJ. S. nark. cR,t1nc, Me. Eastern State Normal School/William D. Hall. Fort Kent. Me.-- Madawaska Treining School; Richard F. Crocker. i;nrharn, Me.--State Normal School; Walter Earle Russell. Mullins, Me Washington State Normal School; Philip 11. Kimball. Presque Isle, Me.Aroostook State Normal School; San Lorenzo Merl-1mm. Ilnwle.Md.Maryland Normal School:1 L. 8. James. irnst burg, Md.State Normal School; John L. Dunkle. Salisbury, Md.Maryland State Normal School; William JHolloway.

Towson, Md.Maryland Ftate Normal Scbodl; Lida Lee 'Rail. d

Fitchburg, Mass.State Normal School; Charles M. Ilerlihy. d Hyannis, Mass.State Normal School; Francis 4. Bagnall. lAmell.Mass StaWiiplormal School; Clarence M. Weed. North Adams,, Mim.State Normal School; Roy Leon Smith. West field, macs.State Normal School: Charles Russell. Mnnitnto, Minn.State Teachers College; Charles U. Cooper. Alcorn, Miss.Alcorn Agricultural and Mechanical Coflcget L.J. rhnww. Billings, Mont.Eastern Montana Normal School; L. B. McMullen. Dillon, Mont.Montana State Normal College; Lee R. Light, actin4. Glassboro, N. J New Jersey State Normal School; J. J Savitz. Jersey City, N. J.State Normal School; William Allen Messler. Newark, N. J.State Normal School; M. Ernest Townsend. Pakrson, N. J.New Jersey State Normal School; Roy L. Shaffer. Upper Montclair, N. J.New Jersey State Teachers College; Harry A. Spriztia.r El Rito. N. Mex.Spanish-American Normal School; John V. Conway. Brockport, N. Y.State Normal School; Alfred C. Thompson. Cortland, N. Y.Stnt.% Normal School;II De W. De tiroat. Freaonia, N. Y.State Normal School; Hermann Cooper. -4 Ar _ rub IColored. 'Private. 92 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY,1930

Geneseo, N.Y.State NormalSchool; W.A. Holcomb. New Patti,N. Y.StateNormal School;Lawrence H.van den Berg. Oneonta, N.Y.State NormalSchool; PercyI. Bugbee. Oswego, N.Y.State Normaland TrainingSchool; JamesG. Riggs. Plattshurg, N.Y.State NormalSchool;George K.Hawkins. Potsdam, N.Y.StateNormal School;R. T. Congdon. Cullowhee,N. C.WesternCarolina TeachersCollege; H. T.Hunter. Elizabeth City,N. C.StateNormal School;I J. H.Bias. Fayetteville, N.C.State NormalSchool;E. E. Smith. Dickinson, N.Dak.StateNormal School;C. L. Kjerstad. Ashland,Oreg.SouthernOregon NormalSchool; J.A.Churctiill. La Grande,Oreg.EasternOregon NormalSchool; H.E. Inlow. Monmouth,Oreg.OregonNormal School;J. S. Landers. California,Pa.State TeachersCollege;Robert M.Steele. Cheyney, Pa.The CheyneyTraining Schoolfor Teachers;3 LesliePinckney fin. Clarion, Pa.ClarionState TeachersCollege; G.C. L. Reimer. Manila, P.I.PhilippineNormal School;Mary F.Polley. Castleton,Vt.State NormalSchool; CarolineS. Woodruff. Bellingham,Wash.WashingtonState NormalSchool; C.H. Fisher. Cheney, Wash.State Normal School;R. G.Hargreaves. - Ellensburg,Wash.WashingtonState NormalSchool; GeorgeH. Black. Bluefield, W.Va.BluefieldInstitute;R. P. Sims. Glenville, W. Va.StateNormal School;E. G.Rohrbough. Bhepherdstown, W.Va.ShepherdCollege StateNormalSchool; W.H. S. Whits, West Liberty,W. Va.WostLiberty StateNormal School;J. S. Boner. (3) PRINCIPALSOF CITYPUBLICNORMALSCHOOLS Bridgeport,Conn.BridgeportNormal School;Margaret V.Kiely. Washington,D. C.J. OrmondWilson NormalSchiool;Anna D. lialberg. Myrtilla MinerNormal SchoatJ. Arthur Amer. Chicago, 111.ChicagoNormal College;Butler Laughlin. Peoria, 111.PeoriaKindergartenNormal Sohool;Lucy B.Way. Louisville,Ky.LouisvilleNormal School;Elizabeth G.Breckinrifte. New Orleans,La.New OrleansNormal School;MargaretC. Hanson. Lewiston, Me.DingleyNormalTrainingSchool; AdelaideV. Finch. Baltimore, Md.6CoppinNormal School::Miles W.Connor. Boston, Mass.TrainingSchool forTeachers ofMechanicArts; beefSandberg. Kansas City,Mo.Teachers Collegeof KansasCity; GeorgeW. Diemer. St. Louis,Mo.Stowe TeachersCollege;1 SamuelJ. Branch. Concord, N.11.Concord TrainingSchool;Alice J.Reed. Brooklyn, N. Y.Maxwell TrainingSchool forTeachers;Frederick L.Bolts, Jamaica, N. Y.JamaicaTraining Schoolfor Teachers;Maurice ERogalin. New York, N.Y.New YorkTraining Schoolfor Teachers;Hugo Newman. Rochester, N.Y.Rochester CityNormal School;E. J. Bonner. Syracuse, N.Y.Syracuse CityNormal School;Wm. W.Wright. Columbus,Ohio.ColumbusNormal School;Vance M.Smith. Dayton,Ohio.DaytonJunior TeachersCollege;Maude J.Slaght. W`arren.Ohio WarrenCity NormalSchool; GertrudeBartlett. McKeesport,Pa.---McKeeeportTeachers TrainingSchool;A. R. Kurtz. Philadephia,Pa.PhiladelphiaNormal School;Edwin W.Adams. Pittsburgh, Pa.FrickTraining Schoolfor Teachers;Herbert L.Spencer. Richmond,Va.ArmstrcmgNormal School;I W. W.Townsend. Richmond NormalSchool; W. D.Ellis. (4) PRINCIPALS fr OF PRIVATEPHYSICALTRA ININOSCHOOLS New Haven,Conn.Arnold College for HygieneandPhysicalEducation;Orville A.Petty. Washirigton,,D. 0.TheMarjorie WebsterSchool ofExpressionand Physical Webster. Education;MarjorieIP, Chicago, Ill.American Collegeof PhysicarEducation;Charles O.Carlstrom. Chicago NormalSchool of PhysicalEducation;FrancesMnsselman. Indianapolis,Ind.NormalCollegeof the AmericanGymnasticUnion; Emil Boston, Rath, Mass.Boston Schoolof PhysicalEducation;Mary F.Stratton. --The Bouv6School; MarjorieBolls* PossesenSchool of PhysioilEducation;Harrytlkien_. Colored. PRESIDENTS, ETC., OF TEACHERTRAINING 93

1, East Orange, N. J.-Panzer College of Physical Education; Henry Panzer. Ithaca,N.Y.-Ithaca Conservatory and Affiliated Schools; George C.Williams. Savage School for Physical Education; Watson L. Savage.

(5)PRINCIPALS OF PRIVATE NUWRY,KINDERGARTEN, ANDPRIMARY TRAINING SCHOOLS Los Angeles, Calif.-Miss Fulmer's Sehool; Grace Fulmer. Pasadena.Cali!Iiroadoaks (Inc.) School of ChildResearch; Mrs. J. W. McKeeand Cloyde D. Palrell Bridgeport,Conn.---Connecticut Froehr' NormalSchool; Mary C Mills. The FAnnie A. Smith Kindergarten Training School; FannieA. Smith. Hartford, corm.- ( ulver-Smith KindergartenTraining School; M. Lima Culverand Louise Smith. Washington, I). C. .Columbia Kindergarten Training School; Sara K.Lippincott. Savannah,(la.-Normal Department of the Kate BaldwinFree KindergartenAssociation; Hortense Orrutt. Honolulu, Wiwaii.-FreP Kindergarten and Children's Aid Association;Frances Lawrenoe. chicago, III. --Chicago Teachers Colleke; Mary L. Morse. Pestalorri Froehel Teachers College; Mrs. BerthaH. Hegner.. Boston.NIRS M Niel's Kindergarten Primary TrainingSchool; Harriet Niel. Nursery Training School of Boston; Abigail Eliot. Perry Kindergarten Normal Schoa Mrs. Harriot H.Jones. he Wheelock School: Lucy Wheelock. Cgmbridge,Mass.:-LesleySchool; Edith Lesley Wolfard. 5pringfie1t Mass.-Springfleld Normal Kindergarten TrainingSchool; Hattie Twichen. Minneapolis, NIinn.--NiissWood's Kindergarterkand PrimaryTraining School; StellaL. Wood. Brooklyn, N. Y.-Flathush Teacher Training School; Dwight R.Little. New York, N. Y.-Child Education Foundation T.raining School,Anna Eva McLin. Ethical Culture School; Jessica F. Beers. Langrettel School; Hugh Stuart. 'lie Jenny !hinter Kindergarten Training School; JennyHunter. Miss Mills KindergartenPrimary TrainingSchool; James E. Lough. Cincinnati, Ohio.-Cincinnati Mtssionary Training School;Charles F. Schenk: Oberlin, ohio.--(Therlin Kindergarten Training School; ClaraMay. Harrisburg, Pa. --Froehel Kindergarten Training School;Evelyn Barrington. Philadelphia, Pa -Inman Training School; Adelaide T. Illman. Charleston, S. C.-Normal Department of Ashley Hall;Mary G. C. Jacobs. (6) PRINCIPALS OF PRIVATE GENERALTRAINING SCHOOLS Tuskegee Institute. Ala.-Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute;/ Robert R. Moton. Denver, colo.---Colorado Vocational College; Guy II.horenson. Rexburg, Idaho.--Ricks College; George S. Romney. River Forest, Ill Concordia Teachers College; W. C. Kohn. Waverly, Iowa. -Wartburg Normal College:Aug. Englebrecht. New Ulm, Minn.-Dr. Martin LutherCollege; E. R. Bliefernicht. Meridian, Miss.-Haven Teachers College;3 J. B. F. Shaw. Seward, Nebr. -Concordia Teachers College;C. F. Brommer. York,.Nehr. -St. Ursula's Academy andNormal College; Sister M.Gerard. Trent'on,N. J.-Rider College; F. B. Moore. Raleigh, N. C.-St. Augustine's School;/ Edgar Goold. Mount Angel,Oreg.--M9unt Ange! Normal School;Sister M. Rose. Oswego, ()reg. -Marylhurst Nprmal School;Mother Mary Benildis. Philadelphia, Pa.-Gratr. College;Henry M. Speaker. ok Pierce School of Business Administration;Louis B. Moffett. Manila,P. I.-The National Teachers College; Jose P. Laurel. Charleston,S. C.-Avery Institute; 3 B. F. Cox. Canton, S. Dak.-AugustanaAcademy; B. J. Rothhem. Morristown, Tenn.-The MorristownNormal and Industriai College;Judson S. Hill. ;4:George,Utah.-Dixte College; Joseph K. Nicholes. gesttle, Wash.-FIDlyNames AcademyaridNormal Schbol; Mother AlphonsusMay. ----Seattle Pacific College.C. HoytWatson. gpokane,Wash.-Holy Names AcademyaridNormal School; Sister M.Elirabeth.

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XIX. DIRECTORSOFSUMMER SCHOOLSOFUNIvrRSITIES, COLLEGES, AND NORMAL SCHOOLS

LOCATION, N kW. OF INSTITUTION, NAMEOF DIRECTOR IN 1929, ANDPROBABLE DATE OF SESSION IN1930

ALABA MA Athens-Athens College for Young Women; W. H.Barnard; June 2-August 25. Athens College, Southern School for IndustrialWorkers; Helen F. Swisher. July27-AugustIt Auburn-Alabama Polytechnic Institute; Zebulon Jpdd;June 2-August 16. Birmingham-Birmingham-Southern College; Wyatt W. Hale;June 2-August 16. Howard College. John C. Dawson; June2-August 20. Daphne-State Normal School; D. R. Murphey: June3-August 15. Florenoe-State Teachers College; Henry J. Willingham;June 6-August 15 Jacksonville-State Teachers College: C. W. Dangette;May 77-August 8. Livingston-State Teachers College; G. W. Brock; June3-August 15. Marion-Judson College; F. V. Baldy; June2-August 2 Marion Institute; W. L. Murfee; June 4-August24. Montevallo-Alabama College; T. II. Napier; JuneA-August Z. Montgomery-State Teachers College:I II. Councill Trenholm; June0-August In. Woman's College of A19harna; T. II. Schutte:June 6-July 16. Normal-State Agricultural and Me(,hanical Institute;J. F. Drake;June1-Au»Nt 13. Troy--State TeacherAllege; F. M.Shackelford; June 9-August22. Tuskegee Institute-Tuskegee Normal and IndustrialInstitute:3 F. C. Roberts:, Jinx5-August M. University-University of Alabama; John R. McLurr; June9-August 22.

ARIZONA Flagstaff -Arizona State Teachers College; Grady OarnmagP;June -August Tucson-University of Arirona; Homer LeRoy Shantz; June9-August 23.

ARK A NSA S Arkadelphia-Henderson State Teachers College: J. P. Womack;June 4-Augukt 12.

Batesville- Arkansas College; Lincoln Barker; June 10-July24. A Clarksville -College of the Ozarks; P. Hiner; June 9-July19. Conway-State Teachers College; B. W. Torreyson; June9-August 27. Ilendrix-HendeNon College-. W. O. Wi1-.0n; June .5-Ju1y25. Fayetteville -U.niversity ofrkansfis: June 12 August 27. Little Hock -Little Rock College; James P. Moran June10-August O. Pine Bluff-Agricultural, Mechan;cal, andNormal School;3J. M. Nahrit, jr.; June 0-August11

CAI IFORNIA Angwin-Pacific Union College; H. W. Clark; May NI-AugustN. Arcata-Humboldt State Teachers College; George C. Jensen;June23-AuguitL Belmont-College of Notre Dame: Sister Anthony; June 25-August2. Berkeley-University of California, Harold L. Bruce; June30-August 9. Pacific School of Religion; Chester C. McCown; July- - Claremont -Pomona College; George S. Burgess; June30-August I. .roo Fairfax--Surveying Camp, University of California; F. S.Foote; May 12-itine O. Laguna-Pomona College Marine Laboratory; W.A. Hilton: June 20-August 1. Lakeshore-Fresn3 State 'Poachers College(Fresno): W. B. (livens; June214-7.August A. Los Angeles-California Christian College; Arthur Braden;July 1-August 10 College of Osteopathic Physiclans andSurgeons; L. Van II. Odrdine; June15- -:eiltembr 16. -Southwestern University; J. J. Schumacker; June16-September 6. universityof California, Southern Division; T. M.Putnam; June 30-AugustW. University of Southern California; L. B. Rogers;June 30-August 30. Mount Shasta-Chico State Teachers College, C.M. Osenbaugh; June1-7-July 27. Ontario---Chaffey Junior Colltge; Ernest W. Fischer; July2-August 10. Ovine Grove-Hopkins Marine Station of StanfordUniversity; W. K. Fisher; June 211-AugullZ1. Pasadena-Pasadena Junior College; T. V. Truman;June tl-August 1. - Broadoaks (Inc.), School of Child Research;Mrs. J. W. Mckee; MaY26-July 3. Ban Diego-Statis Teachers College; W. E.Johnson; June 23-August 26. Ban Francisco-College of Physicians andSurgeons; A. R. McDowell; May b-Papternher1., ---Golden Gate College; A. R. Mack;June 23-August 2.. ------San Francisco 1,aw School; Robert L.McWilliams; July 1-August9. State Teachers' College; MaryA. Ward; June 23-August 1. AlIW Colored. - DIRECTORS OF SUMMERSCHOOLS 05

413 josf- tale Tenchers College;George F. Freeland; June23-August 1. &anta Bartvirnstate Teachers College;Clarence L. Phelps; June30-August 4. Stanford University-Stanford University; JohnA. Se !lards; June 19-August30. Stockton-College of the Pacific; G.A. Werner; June 23-July31.

COLOR LDO Alamm-Adams State Teachers College;Ira Richardson; June16-August 22. Boulder-University of Colorado; Milo G.Derham; June30-August 29. colored() Springs-('olorado College;Guy H. Albright;June 17-July 27. :)enver -Colorado Vocational College (Inc.); Roland M.Shreves; May2Z-Septernber 7. iLnersity of Denver; W. I).Engle; June16-August 29. Ilia Graduate School of Theology;E. G. Catsball: June16-August 28. Fat Col ins -Colorado Agricultural College;George T. Avery; June16-AugustJ. iinden-:iolorado School of Mines;J. R. Morgan; July7-August In. i;tet .ey---:tate Teachers College; G. W.Frasier; June I4-August23. iuriniAm-- Western State College of Colorado;Richard Aspinall; June15-August '25. yretto -Loretto Heights College; Sister M.Edmond; June 21-August2. Loveland-Cotner College; Benjamin E. Ogden; June 9-AugustI. ( CONNECTICUT

\ew liaven -Arnold College for Hygiene andPhysical Education; GeorgeGoodell; July14. August 31. State Normal School; AlonzoF. Nlyers; July 2-August11. State Board of Education School; 6AlfredD. Simpson; July--August I. Yale University School of Law;Civvies E. Clark, June20-Sep ber 4.

DELAWARE

Sewark-Universifyof Delaware; W. A. Wilkinson;June 23-August1.

DISTRICT Or COLUMBIA Wuhington-Catbolic Sisters College,,Roy J. Deferrari; June2S-August t Catholic University of America;Roy J. Deferrari; June28-August 4. -George Washington University; E.L. Kayser; June 17-August17. Howard University;/ O. M. Lightfoot; June16-August 13. National University; Charles F.Carusi; June 16-August30. Washington Collegeof Law; Grace Hays Riley; June23-August 2. Washington Missionary College;A. W. Werline; June 1.-July 30. '2\ FLORIDA

OaineQville-Teachers College, Universityof Florida; J. W. Norman; June10- kli Lakeland-Southern College;LuddM. Spivey; June6-August 15. Tillahas4ee- -Florida State College forWomen; Edward Conradi; June16-Augiit s

OILORMA

Albany -Georgia Normal andAgricultural College;A. F,,Voleman, June 1:6-Jul)31. Americus .kmaricus Normal College; L. F. Herring; June9-August 16. Ithens-State Teachers College; J.S. Stewart; June 25-August10. University of Georgia; J. S. Stewart; June23-August 23. Georgia School df Technology;A. B. Morton; July 23-8eptember15. itlanta-Morehouse-SpelmanSummer School; 2 S. H. Archer; June I4-July26. Augu,sta -Paine College,/ J. B. Cade; June15-August 1. Bowdon-Bowdon State Normaland Industrial College; Ernest Dillard;June 11-August27. Collegeboro--SouthGeorgia Teachers College; Guy II. Wells;June 10-AugustN. DablonegaNorth Georgia Agricultural College;John W. West; June10- August 28. Detnorest---Piedrndnt College; J.C. Rogers; June11-August 13. /mayUniversity-Emory University; Ralph E.Wager; June 16-August30. crsyth-Bessie Tilt College;- -;June 10-August 28. Macon -MercerUniversity; Peyton Jacob; June10-Atigust 26. Milledgeville-GeorgiaState College for Women; Edwin II.Scott; June 10-July19. OglethorpeUniversity-Ogletborpe Universit)c J. F. Sellers;June 10-August 20. Tifton-South GeorgiaAgricultural and MechanicalCollege; F. G. Bran0; June25-August 10. 17 ValdostaTeLleorgiaState Woman's C diem R. H. Powell; June 10-AugustIS Young Ilarris--YoungHarrisCollege;8. 0. Miller; May 21-July2.

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RAW Honolulu-Territorial Normal andTratnirftSch ol;Blanchard P. Steeves; June 23-August 1 University of Hawaii; Thayne M. Livey.June 30-August. 8.

IDA II() Albion-State Normal School; C. F. Bocock: June 2- kugust S. Caldwell-College of Idaho; O. J. Smith;June" A.t.igust 1. Lewiston-State Normal School; J. E. Turner: June 2-August S. Moscow-Vniversity 01 blaho; J. F. Messenger; June 10-July Is. Pocatello-shuthern Braneh, University,of Idaho; Ethel E. Redlleld; July 1-August 11. Rexburg Ricks College; II yrunt Manwaring; June 7-August 7. Wesleyan-Gooding College: ; June10-July 20.

ILLINOIS Alton-ShurtlefT College; George M. Potter; June 16-August 1. Aurora-Aurora College: orrin R. Jenks: Bloomington-Illinois Wesleyan University School of Music; A. E. Westbrook; June 17-July 27. Carbondale-Soutlwrn Illinois State Normal University; II. W. Shryock: June 9-Augut'29 Carthage-Carthage College; II. L. Klingbeil; June 1 i-July 20, Charleston-Eastern Illinois State TeacheN College: L C Lord: June 7- Allot t214. Chicago-Americau 'College of Physical Education; Charles O. Carlstrom. June 23-August 2.

Armour Institute ofTechnology; John C. Penn. June 23-August 1 Bethany Bible School: Albert C. Wieand; June 1-August j. Chicago College of B. F. Wells; June 23-September 13. ChicagoentCollegeof Law.* Webster II. Burke, June 16-August 15.

C'hicagoLaw School; B. P. Olsen; June 15-September 15. r Chi(agoNormal College; Butler Laughlin; June 30-August i e Chicago Theological Seminary; C. S. Patton; June 16 August 29. Crane Junior College; W. J. Bartholf; June 30-August 22. De Paul University; E. L.Gaffney; June 25-Auost 5. John Marshall Law School; Edward T. Lee; 'June 23-August 30. Lewis Institute; Oeorge N. Carman; June 43-August. 31. Loyola University; Frederic Siedenberg: June 27-August5. Pestalozzi Froebel Teachers College; Bertha.II. Ilegner; June 23-August 1. St. Xavier College for Women; Sister Irma; June -August--. -University of Chicago; David H. Stevens; June 16-August 29. Decatur-Millikin Conservatory of Music; Winnifred Minturn; June 6-August 9. De Kalb-Northern IllinoisState Teachers College; J. C. Brown; June V-August29. Evanston -OarrettBiblical Institute; F. C. Eiselen; June 23-September5, National Kindergarten and Elementary College;Edna Dean Baker, June 20-August1. Northwestern University;Clyde L. Grose; June 23-August 10. (Ireenville-Greenville College; E. Harold Munn; June 11-July 22. Lehanon-McKendree College;Claude E. Vick; June 9-August 1. Macomh.-Western Illinois State Teachers College; W.1),.Morgan. June 9-August 77. Monmouth-Monmouth College; M. M. Maynard; June 16-July 2S. Mount Morris-Mount MorrisCollege; P. Cilavincheff; June 9-August 1. Normal-Illinois State gonna! University; David Felmley; Jupe 14-August 30 Peoia-Bradley Polytechnic Institute;Albert F. Siewrt; June 16-Amitist 30. River Forest-RosaryCollege; Sister M. Fidelis; J une 28-August 12. Rock Island-AugustanaOollege;A. R. Wallin; June17-Jury30. Urbana-University of Illinois; C. E.Chadsey; June 10-August S. W lwatou-Wheaton College; Enock C.Dyruess; June Zi-A ugust l&

INDIANA .- Angola-Tri-State College; C.R.Sherrar 9-August 2.5. Bloomington-Indiana University; II.L. Smith; June 12-August S. Danville-CentralNorrna1/&11ege;Jonathall Ri n;May 8-July 13. Evansville-Evansville College; Charles 11.7`I;.4-4:June 16-August 9 Goshen-Ooshen College; Silas Ilertzler: JuneAugust 9. Greencastle-DePauw University; William A Iluggard; June 1i- August II ' Hanover-Hanover College; A. Il. Woodwort ;June 10-August n. Indianapolis-Butler College; James W. PutnaJune 16-August 0 I Indiana Central College; D. E Weldler; ne 4-August 11. c ---,Indiana University School of Medicine; C. P. Emerson; July 1-August 15. Normal College of the American Gymnastic Unk111; C. B. Smith; July 1-AugustI. Teacbers College of Indianapolis; Alice Vorbin Slas; June 16-August 23. DIRECTORS OPSUMMER SCHOOLS 97.

La Fayette-Purdue University;George L. Roberts;June 12-AugustII. Marion-Marion College;A. Jones; June9-August 15!' Muncie-Ball State TeachersCollege; L. A.Pittenger; June16-August 23. North Manchester-ManchesterCollege;'OthoWinger; lime2-August 9. Notre Dame-St. Mary'sCollege; SisterMargaret Marie; June24-August 2. University of NotreDame;CArlesO'Donnell; June24-August 6. aOakland City-Oakland CityCo Belie; L. W.Auburn; June15-August 15. St. Mary-or-the-Woods-St.Mary-of-the-Woods College;Sjster Francis Joseph;June24-August 4. Terre Haute-IndianaState Teachers College;L. N. Miles;June 16-August23. Valparaiso-ValparaisoUniversity; FrederickW. Kroencke;June 16-Augusta Vincennes -VincenneS Uhiversity; W.A. Davis;June 9-August16. IVinona Lake-- ludiana University BiologicalStation; WillScott; June15-August9. IOWA

A Ines-- Iowa State Collegeof Agrieplture andMechanicArts; J. F. Foster;June9-August 26. t*edar Falls-Iowa State TeachersCollege; O. R. Latham;June5-August 23. Cedar Rapids--Coe College; WalterS. Newell; June "ugust 3. Corning- IoWa StateTeachers College;4 F. L. Ritter: June3-August 22. 1)t, Moines-DrakeUniversitS'; D. W.Morehouse;June 10-August29 Duhtique-- Columbia College:E. A. Fitzgerald;June 23-AugustI. University of Dubuque;R. A. French; June9-August 16. Fairfield-Parsons College; Carl C.Guise; June9-August 15. Fayette-Upper Iowa Uniwersity;W. C. Mongold;June 9-August16. Indianola -Simpson College;L. A. Blezek; June3-August 15. lowa City-State t'niversityof Iowa; P. C. Packer;June V-August21. Iowa Falls-Ellsworth College;L. W. Dooley;June 0-August10. NI Ilford- -LakesideLaboratory Of theState University;O. W. Martin:June 16-Augustp, Mount Pleasant -lowa WesleyanCollege; H. E.Jaques; June15-August L'). Mount Vernon-Cornell ColTege;Raymond McConnell;June 10-AugustIs. nnststine--- Iowa State Teachers College;4 H. C. 'Moeller;June 3-August22. Oskaloosa-Penn College; II. C. Bedford;June 9-August23. Pella --Central College;John Wesselink; Jute5:-August 15. 011, Sheldon-IowaSteateTeachers College;4 F. E.Fuller; Juno3-August 22. Shenandoah-Iowa StateTeachers College. 4 E. L.Ritter; June4-August 22. Sioux City-Morningside Colleke;F. W. Schneider;June 5-August13. Speneer-lowa State TeachersCollege;4 F. E. Fuller;June 4- August242. Storm Lake-Buena ista College;J. F. Saylor; June6-August 15. University Park-JohnFletcher College; W.R. Reed; June16-August 'M. KANSAS Atchison-St. Benedict's College;Bonaventure_Schwinn;June 17-July 26. Baldwin-Baker University;W. J. Williams;June 3-August2. Emporia-State Teachers College;Thomas W Butcher;Juue 1-July 31. Hays-State Teachers College;Vtr.A. Lewis; June1-August 26. Kansas City-.--KansasCity University; W.O. Jones; June1-August 1. Lawrence-University of Kansas;Raymond A. Schwegler;June10-August' 15. Leavenworth-St. Mary'sCollege; Sister MargaretClare; June23-August 4. Lindsborg --BethanyCollege; E..F. Pihlblad;June 9-August8. McPherson-McPherson College;J. A. Blair;June 2-July 25. Maiihattan-KansasState Atrioultural College;Edwin L. Holton; 'May31-August 1, Newton-Bethel College;J. R. Thierstein;June 6-August14. Of tawa-Ottawal'nivqrsity;W. B. Wilson; June1-August 1. Pittsburg-State TeachersCollege; W.A. Brandenburg; June2-August 1. salina --KansasWesleyan University;A. H. King; June3-July 25. Sterliug---SterlingCollege; G. T. Hicks;May 30-July 25. Totika-WastburnCollege; D. L..McEachion; June9-August 8. W ichita-FriendsUniversity; AustinC. Cleveland;lung 3-July a. Municipal Universityof Wichita; F. A. Neff;June 2-August22 -%infieldSouthwestern CoUege;W. J. PounOstone; June 2-AugustO. 6 1114TIICKY

191 Barbourville-UnionCollege; John O. arms;June 2-August& . F Berea-BereaCollege; T. A.Hendricks; June 10-August17. - UowlingUreenA-Weetern KentuckyState Teachers College;H. Ieherry; June2-August 21 Campbellsville-CampbellsvilleCollege; IL C. Henderson apd O. R. Moslei;June 1-July 15. lob 14% 41,4.- Ahowt S. Eitension firmthe State TeachersCollege st CedarFalls. e ,s -

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11% ingliin-Villa Madonna Co BegSkier NI. Domi ulla;lime ugust1. hank fortKentucky State I whistrit college-James A. Bond; June 12-Thl% 17. Georgetown eorgetovinCollege;' E. Ciran; June 16-AugusI 15. Letington----1'm'rsity of Kentucky; S aylor; June 18-August 26. Transylvan Bee and the College Of the le; J. L. 1,eg4ett; Juno9--AuguA ifl London Sue Bennet1eiorial School; Kenneth C. East; May 29-July10. Louisville -Sacred1141nrtJunPbr College and Normal School: Sister MaryDominica: July 2-\ Simmons UniceNity; / D. L. Lawson: June 16-July 30. IniversIty of Louisville; Henry Noble Sherwood:June18-August 9. Morehead -State Normal School and Teachers College: William II.Vaughn: June 2-August15. MurrayNIurray State Teachers College; Rainey T. Wells; June 2-1August22. Narareth- Nazareth Junior College; Sister Niary Ignaticv: June 20-August I.

Richmond- -Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College; If. L Donovan. June2 iig _2. Ny Onion.AstonyCollege: W. B. Hughes; June 6-July 17. 4. Winchester,- Kentucky Wesleyan College; Clarence M. Dannelly; June20 July 31.

LOUISIANA Baton Rouge-- Louisiana State University; C. A. Ives; June 11-August 7. 1.1tr:Iet le -SouthwesternLouisiana Instiliite; J. NI. Smith;Jilin'3-August 14. Nat( h.toehes -State Normal College; V. L. }toy; June tO- A ugust30. New Orleans.-Loyola University: J. W. Hynes; June 16-July 31. New OrleansUnivetsity;I 0 E. Kriege; June3-August 7. School of Medicine of Tulane University; C. C. Bass; June 16 July27. Straight College:I James P. O'Brien; June 9-July II. ulane University; E. A Bechtel; June 16-Augugt In Pine' College- C. Cottingham; Jude 11-August 2.r.. Roston -Louisiana Polytechnic Institute. O. W. Bond; June 3-August2. Scothudville -Southern University; I -W. D. Thonms; June 9-August Shreeport Centenary College; John A. Hardin; Jane 5-AugustJ. .

MANIC rostra('Ertern State Normal School; Willinm D. Hall; July 1-Auvwt Farmington --State Normal School: E. Dearborn; June 30-Augusts. norharn -State Normal School; 'Walt tussell; June 30-AugustS. Lewkton -Bates College; Samuel F. liters; July 7-August IS. Machim Washington State Normal School; Philip H. Kimball; July 7-.1it !iv! I& ()rono-UniversiLy of Maine; 11. M. j.11is; July 9-August D4. Presque Isle- -.kroostook State Norrfial School; San Lorenzo Merriman; Julys tigtiq 17 Technology -Surveying Camp of Massachusetts Institute of Technology. C. NISpotTord-i July 30. September 19. MAKYLAND Annapolis-United States Naval .keademy; S. S. Robison; June (3-Septetliber 25. Baltimore-Johns Hopkins University; -; June 24-August 2. Morgan Collegr;IEugene A. Clark; July 1-August 9. Notre Dame College; Sister Mary Itnmactpate; July 1-Augpt 15. Bowie-State Normal School;Leonidas S.JamA;June 12-July 18. College Park-University of Maryland; Willard S.Snrall;June 'Lei-August 5. Frostburg-State Normal School; John L. Dunkle; June 23 -August 1. Woodstock-Woodstook College; Joseph S. Didusch; August I September 12.

O Q* . MASSA1I1UNETes Amherst-Massachusetts Agricultural College; Roland R. Verbeck; July 1-August 15. Boston-BostonUniversiti-,Alexander H. Rice; July 7-August 18. EmmanuelColleitSister Frances; June 27AAugust 2. Harvard University, Graduate School of Medicine; Frank R. Ober; June I-SeptemberIll. Posse-Nissen School of Physical Education; Harry Nisseu; July 1-Septernber 30. ------Portia Law School; Charles E. Gilbert; June 15-August 25. Simmons College; Ileàry Lefavour; July 6-August 14. Suffolk Law School; Gleason L. Archer; June 11-August17. -Teachers College of the City of Boston; William II. J. Kennedy; July 7-August I. Cambridge -Harvard Summer School; Philip Putnam Chase; July 7-August 16. Massachusetts Institute of Technology; E. F. Miller; Jane 9-September 27. CheFtnutr Hill-Boston College; John B. Creeden; July 1-Auglist L. --....Fit hhurg- State Normal School; Charles M. Herlihy, July 7:-August 2. Colored. ab. 4?

NITECTORS OFSUMMER - SCHOOLS 99 Hyannis State-rmal School;Francis A.Bagnall; July7-August R. North Adams-StateNormal School;Roy Lev Smith;July 1-August9. Nor: hampton-SmithCollege Schoolfor SncalW.ork; Everett Kimball;July 1 trticr -try South Hadley-MountHolyoke College,German Courses;.Lilian L.Stroehe, July.% ugii..1 15. flirt h Lancaster- -.1flant;c Union College;C. D. Utt;June 21-August15. Springfield- Irfternational V. M. C.A.Cc:liege;O. B. A meek;July 1- August2.

Woods Hole- dB. -Marine BiologicalLaboratory;NI. H. Jacobs;June 15-September11. Wore-ester --ClarkUniversity;Douglas C. Ridgiey;önly1-August R. --- Worcester PolytechnicInstitute; HarrisRiee; July2-August 2. Slate NdsznalSchool; William - B. Aspinwall;July 1-July30. 11 WHIG A AdrianAdrian College; IIK. Fox;June 2August 1. Ann Arhor---rniversityof Michigan;Edward H. Kraus;Tune 30August 22. Battle Creek-Battle CreekCollege, BeniaminBirkheck, June20-August 1. Bay ( 'ity---Bay City JuniorCollege: tieurgeE. Butterfield;June 16 July2.5. gik Demers Springs-EmanuelMissionary College;11. E. Edwards,July nAugust 2s. Cl!ehoygan--Biologicial Station of theUniversity ofMichigan;George La Rue;June 30ugii5t 22. Detroit-College ofthe City(*Detroit; JosephP. Selden, June23-August 15. Detroit Collegeof Law; Williamkrichhaum; June30-August 22. Detroit In_4itnte of Technology;T. Paul Hickey;June 23-August 15. Detrgit TeachersCollege; RobertM. Magee;June23-August 2. Marygrove College;(ieprge IlermannDerry; June23-August 1. Iniversity of Detroit; J. s'oephHorst; J tine25-August 3. East Lansing- NI ichigan. State Coiltig3 ofUric-ulnae;A.11. Nelson;June24-August 2. IGrand Rapids Grand RapidsJunior College;F. E. Wilcox;June 23-Augusth. Hancock:110M1 College; ;June 1July15. HoughtonMichigan College ofMining andTechnr.logy;Williamot is llotchki.June7 Augu:it KOMI/170o Western 81. State NormalSchool; I). B. Waldo;June 30Aukust.R. Marquette NorthernStatt Teachers College; J. M, Munson;June 30-August% MonroeSt. NI ar'y's Collea and .kcademy;Sister M. lmmaculata;June 25-An'us! 6. MountPleasant Central StateTeachers College;E. C. Warriner;.July1-Augli,1h. Niunreth NamrethColima, SisterM. Celestine;iur,e 20-August2. Olivet Olivet College;James King;June 16-Ju1y19. YpsAanti --N1 iyhigan StateNormal College;Charles McKenny;June 30.kugust 8.

MINNESOTA

BemidjiState TeachersCollege; M.W. Deputy;June 16-Ju1y25. Collew..ille -St.John's University;Basil Stegmann;June 24-August2. Dulut hState Teachers College;E. W.Bohannon; June18 July 25. Man}crAto-Stitte TeachersCollege; C. U.Cooper; June16-Ju1y 25. Minneapolis 71:niversityof Minnesota;Ilarlowe C.-Richardson;June 17-Auptst 30. -N1oor head!StateTeachers College;R. B. Mac Lean;June 17-July26. st. cloud --State Teachers College;George A. Selie;June 17-July25. St Josephirollege of St. nenedict;Sister Adelgundis;June 17-August1. St. Paul BkhelInstitute;A. J. Wingblade;June 10-July20. ----College of St. CatherineT-SisterAntonia; June20-August 6. St. PetAr--Gusttivus Adolphus College;Luther Illenger;June 4 July19. h worm-Collegeof St. Teresa;Mary A. Molloy;June 28-August 6. State Teachers College;(luy E. Maxwell;June 16-July25. _

M ISSISSIPPI

Älcoru-AleornAgricultural and Mechanical I College;L. J.Row.:Junei hi'y 15. Blue Nlountain -.BlueMountain College;L. T. Lowrey;June 4-August16 Ilrookhaverr-WhitworthCollege; F. S. Bowlme;June 1N-August30. (112vpland-Delta State Teachers College; W. NI.kethley; June2-August S. Clinton College; J. W.Provine; June9-August.23. Hattiesburg-StateTeachers College;Claude Bennett.;June 9-August29. HollySprings-RV College;I L. M. McCoy;June 15-August17. Jaeltson-JacksielirAlege;B. B. Danshy;Jane 9-July 14 Wimps College:(1. I, Harrell;Juiiiii-August 24. Meridian-ilavenTeachers College;I J. 13.1" Shaw;June 3-July12. Newton-Clarke MemorialCollege; W.T. Lowrey;June 2-August15. University---Univeisityof Mississippi;Christopher Longest;June 9-AugustI. 711&-u .~M~1111111. l Colored.

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NEW JERSEY Convent Station-Collegeof gt.l'Elizaheth;Sister Kathleen; July7 August 3... F.ast ()range -Upsala College.Frans Ericsson,June 2!)- August1. Masshoro--AnteNormal School; J.J. Savitz: June30tugust 2. 40 Hoboken --Stevens Instituteof Techno1o4y; John(7. Wegle; July 7-Auzust I. Lakewood-Georgian CourtCollege;'MotherMargaret MAry; July5-August 12. Newark -New JerseyLaw School;Richard D Currier; June23- August 12 NewBrunswick-AkkersUniversity; ClarenceE. Punch; June30- August 11. Prweetou --PrincetonVivers¡ty; lt. G. Albion;July 1-Augustla. Trenton-Rider (7ollege;John E. Gill; June23;ugust15. Zurephath-- Alma College;(lath S.Wolfram; June24 August.5.

NEW M E XICO atis. Alhtiquerque -State University of NewMexko; S. P.Nannings; June A-August . East Las Vegas- -New'Mexico NormalUniversity; Frank Carroon; June 7 AuguscIQ. El 1:itoSpanish-Amencan Normal Schopl; John V.Conway; June-July. Roswell- Cartizo Camp and Summer School; E. L.Lusk; June9- August 2. Silver City -NewMexico State TeachersCollege; OrlyA. West; June9-August 16. State College-New Mexico College of Agri(ultute and MechanicArts. II. NI. Gardner,June 3-July31. NEW YORK

4 Albany -State Collegefor Teachers; W. C.Decker; July7- Avt?st16. ifrrol Alfred l'niversity ;Waldo A.Tftsworth,uly 1- Au1st 12. .%uhurn Auburn Theological Seminary; HarryLathrop Reed; July 1 August S. Brooklyn- PolytechnicInstitute of Brooklyn;E. J. Squire; June4 September I. St. John's College;J. Roger Smith; July5 A 15. Buffalo) Canisius College; Joseph F.INglan; July5-August 10. - State Teachers College;Charles C. Root;July 1 August9. University of Bulialo;Clarence HoweThurber; June30- Augttst8. CantonSt. Lawrence University;E L. Ilulett;July 1-Augustf.r). Cortland --ShiteNormal School;Harry De W. Detiroat:July 7 Atw List IS. Crnton-on-lludson-OreenerySchool ofCCÀildEducation Foundation'.Mary Amerytireene; June30- September --.

Fredonia--StateNormal School; Howard Burdge; JulyI August II. Garden CityAdelphi College; FrankD. BlodgetJuly 1-August14 Geneseo --State NormalSchool; WinfieldA. Holcol h; July7-Algust 15. lthacaCornell Universit:i.; Riverda II. Jordan;Juy 7-August 15. % --- lthaca Conseryatoryand Affiliated Schools;George C. Williams;June 23-August29. Long Lake-Summer School andCamp of St. Mary's Seminary; W. SReilly; June September 1. i New Paltz --State NormalSchool; LawrenceILvandon Berg; July1-August S. New Rochelle-- Collegeof New Rochelle;Mother M. Xavier;July 5-August10. New York--BarnardSummer School forWomen Workersin Industry; VirginiaOildersleeve;June 15- A ugust 15. . Biblical SeminaryinNew York; W.E. Bachman; June18-July 29 - . College of the City of NewYork; Joseph X.Healy^. June'28--August 20. - Cúllegeof Mount St. Vincent;Sister Regina Mercedes;July 6-August14.

;Columbia liaiversity;John J. Coss; July7-August 15. 1 _Fordi4nUniversity; Miles J.O'Mallia; July7-August 13. - - Hunter.College; A. BroderickCohen; June30-August 11. -2 New York Schoolof Social Work; PorterR. bee; June16-August O. .- New York University; MiltonE. Loomis;July '4-August15. . 'UnionTheological Seminary;O. 8. White; July7-August 15. Oneonta-State Normal School;Percy 1. Bughee;June 30-August8. oswego -State Normal School;James 0: Riggs;July 30-August r . Plattsburg- -State NormalSchool; George K.Hawkins; July 7-August15. 1 Potsdam-StaW Normal School; R. T.Congdon; July4-August13. Poitilikeepsie-Instituteof Euthenics of 'assarCollege; Ruth _Wheeler; June30-0August1. Rochester-University of Rochester;Earl Burt Taylor;June 245-August 1. St. Bonaventure-St. BOnaventureCollege; GeraldW. McMinn; July5-August 15. Saratoga Springs--SkidmoreCollege; Ralph L.Baldwin; July1-August 8. kractise-SyracuseUniversity; Lernest Reed; July 1-August 12. I NORTH COOLIN

Asheville-Asheville Normal andAssociated Schools;John E. Calfee;June 11--July25. Viapel Hill- -Untyersity ofNorthCaroNeti;11.W. Walker;June 12-August 29. Charlotte-JohnsonC. Smith University;W. C. Donnell;June V-July18. Cullowbee-Western CArolina Teachers College; H.T. Hunter; June10-August 31. _

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Davidsori--Davidson (id liege;F. K. Fleag1e7June 11-July 20 Durharni-DukeUniversity; HollandHolton. June9-August 2N Elizabeth City-StateNormal School;3 J. H. Bias;June 10-August 30. Fayetteville-State NormalSchool.' E. E.Smith; June10-August 31. Greensboro-North CarolinaCollege forWomen; John H.Cook; June11-Aiirriq 22. Greenville-East CarolinaTeachers College:Leon R. Meadows:June 10-Aug.st ol.... Guilford College-GuilfordCopege: D.Elton Trueblood;Juno 3--Augliq .-) Ilickory--Lenoir-Rhyne College:(1. R. Patterson;July 10-August29 4 Mars Hill-MarsHill College; I.N..Carr: June3-August 16. Raleigh-North CorolinaState College of Agricultureand Engineering;T. E. Brown une Li July 23. Shaw University.'W. S.T,rner; June 10-July Is Salisbury -CatawbaCollege: Jn C. Hadley; June 4-August 29 Livingston College;I CI D. Wilson;June V-July Is Wake Forest-WakeForest College;D. B. Bryan;June 9-August14 Weaverville-Weaver College;C. H. Trowbridge;July 22-August30. .0 Wilson-AtlanticChristian College; R.S. Procter; June9-August 30 Wingate-Wingate JuniorCollege; W. O.Kelley; May26-.kUgust 10. Winston-Salem-WinstonSalemTeachers College;3 S O. Atkins.June 10-Aue.ist:_i.

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Dickinson-State NormalSchool; C L. Kjel.-stad;June 16-.-kugust29. Ellendale -State Normaland IndustrialSchool; R. M.Black; June16-.Augustj. Fargo-TNOrth DakotaAgricultural College:A. D. Weeks; June 17-July27) Grand Forks-Universityof North Dakota:J. V. Breitweiser;June 16-.kugust8. Jamestown-Jamestown College; WilliamB. Thomas;June 15-August27 Mayville-State TeachersCollege; C. C. Swain;June 16-August2v Minot-State TeachersCollege; GeorgeA. McFarland;June 16-August30. Valley City -StateTeachers College;C. E. Allen,June 16-August29.

OHIO Ada-Ohio NorthernUniversity; Frank L.Loy; June9-August 22. Akron-College of Engineering andCommerce of theUniversity ofAkron; K.e.1 L. Ayer. June 24- August 17. University of Akron;W. J. Bankes;June 23-August1. Alliance-Mount UnionCollege; J. B. Bowman;June 18-August16. Ashland -AshlandCollege;Edwin E. Jacobs;June 16-August30. Athens -Ohio University;Elmer Burritt Bryan;June 16-August15. Berea-Baldwin-WallageCollege; FrederickRoehm; June 16-July28. Bluffton-Bluffton College;N. E. Byers;June 13-August23. Bowling Green-Collegeof Education;H. B. Williams;June 16-August29 Cincinttati-Hebrew UnionCollege; AbrahamN. Franzblau;July6-August 14. Lane Theolgical Seminary; R.Ames Montgomery;June 15-August I St. Xavier College;G. R. Kister;June 23-August1. University ofCincinnati: L.A. Pechstein: June21-August 30. Cleveland-Case School of AppliedScience, William E.Wickenden; JulyI- 1ugut Cleveland Schoolof Education; CharlesW. Hunt; June23-August 1. --John CarrollUniversity; Albert J.Fox; June25-August 2. Notre Dame College;Sister MaryFortunate; July3-August tilt Ursuline College;Sister Mary Mercedes;June23-August 4. Wester') ReserveUniversity; CharlesW. Hunt; June23-AugustI. Columhus-CapftalUniversity;C. Vogel; July1-August 15. Columbus Collegeof Law; CurtisC. Williams,Jr; :une 16-July25. Ohio State University;George W.Rightmire; June16-August 30. Dayton--University ofDayton; George J.Renneker; June24-August 1. Deflance-DttianoeCollege; AlbertQ Carts; June16-A4gust 16. Oranville-Denison University;F. G. Detweller;June 12-Austu49. RN, Kent-Kent StateCollege; J. O.Englemaa; June16-August29. Mount St. Joseph-Collegeof Mount St. Joseph;Sister MaryZoe; June20-August 5, Net; Concord-MuskingumCollege; J. G.Lowery; June16-AugustN3U. Oberlin--Oberlin College;P. D. Sherman;June 19-August13. Oxford-Miami University;E. J. Ashbaugh;June 16-August29. Put-in-bay-Frans Theodore Stone Laboratoryof Ohio StateUtgversity;Raymond C. Oshurn;Juno 16-August 30. Rio Grande-RioGrande College;William A. Lewis;June 11-Augast30.

*4. $ Colored. DIRECTORS OFStAIMERSCHOOLS 103 ftpriniateIdWittenberg College; Henry J. Arnold; June 16-Augu3t 22. ToledoTeachers College of St. John's University; Francis Macelwane; July 1-Augu..1 14. l'niversity of Toledo; L W. MacKinnon; June 16-July 2.5. ilberforve -Wilberforce University; I E. Champ Warrick: June 24-August 3. Wilmington -Wilmington6:)1Iege;II. H. Vannorsdall; June lO-August 21. wooster-College of Wooster; Earl E. Cummins; June I7-August 10.

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%(I*Enst Central State Tearhers College; A. Linscheid; May 26-July 24. AlvaNorthwestern State Teachers College; W. W. Parker; May 26-Ju1y 25. mrdell- Oklahoma Christiani'ollege;Ulrich R. Bee5on; June 3-August 10. Durant-Southeastern State Teachers College; Eugnie S. Briggs; May 1A-July IR. Edmond-Central Stat.e Teachers College; John O.?kitchen; May 26-July 25 Enid --Phtllips University; M. L. Perkins; June 2-August 23. Guthrie --Catholic Snllege of Oklahoma for Women; Mother M. Agnes. June 20-August 3. Langston-Agricultural and Normal University; I Z. T. Hubert; June 1-August 1. Norman-University of Oklahoma; Ellsworth Collings; June 4-August 1 Oklahoma City-Oklahoma City University; C. M. Allen; June 1-July Ig. Shawnee-Oklahoma Baptist University; W. W. Phelan; June 2-August 2. Stillwater-Oklahoma .kgricultural and Mechanical College; Herbert Patterson; Mny 29-July 25. Tahlequah-Northeastern State Teachers (7cllege; M. P. Hammond; May 25 July 25. Tulsa-University of Tulsa: O. I. Jacobsen: June 1-Augur.t 15. Weatherford-Southwestern State Teachers College; E. E. Brown; May 26-July 25.

OREGON Albany -.klhanx College;Thomas W. Ilihh; June 4-July 14. Ashland-isouthern Oregon Normal School: J. A Churchill. June 16-August 24 Cot %Allis- -Oregon State Agricultural College. M. Ellwood Smith; June iRJuly 25. Eugene--bmversityof Oregon: Alfred Powers; June 23. August I. La Grande-Eastern Oregon Normal School; H. E. Inlow; June 16-August 29. McMinnville-Linfleld College; L. S. Shumaker; June 16-July 25. Monmouth-Oregon Normal School; J. S. Landers; June 16-August 2. Oswego Marylhurst Normal School; Sister Mary Estelle;JunOttiguly25. Portland-St. Mary's College; Sister Mary Estelle; Juneill-July20. University of Oregon: Alfred Powers; June 21-August 1. Salem --Williamette University; Frank M. Erickson; June 23-August 2.

PENNSYLVANIA

Ailentown-Muhlenberg College; Isaac Miles Wright; June 30-August S. Annyille-Lebanon Valley College: C. R. Ginrich; June 21-August 1. Beaver Falls-Geneva College; J. C. Twinem; June 16-August 15 Bethlehem-Lehigh University; N. M. Emery, June 30-August W. BloonisbUrg-State Tèachers College; F. B. Haas; June21-A4ust2. Bryn Mawr-Bryn Mawr¡I:if:allege,Special School for Women Industrial Workers; Hilda Worthington Smith: June 15-August 10. California-State Teachers College; Robert M. Steele; June 15-August I.

Clarion-State Teachers College; G. C. L. Riemer; June 24-August 2. 4%* Fast Stroudsburg-State Teachers College; T. T. Allen; June 24-August 3. Edinboro-State Teachers College; C. C. Crawford; June 16-Ju1y 26. Elizabethtown-EliNpetbtown College; H. H. Nye; May 5-August 15. Oettyshurg-Gettyshurg College; Albert Bilbeimer; June 23-August I. (ireenshurg-Seton Hill College; Thomas W. Sheehan; June 30-August S. nreenville-Thie College; Luther Malmberg; June 10-July 30 - ()rove City '^ City College; Weir C. Ketler; June 2A-August 3. Iliintingdon-Juniata College; I. Harvey Brumbaugh; June 16-August 13. Immaculata-Immaculats College; Sister Maria Alma; July 3-August 15, Indiana-State Teachers College; C. R. Foster; June 16-July 26. Jenkintown-Beaver College for Women; W. B. Oreenway; June 23-August 1. Kutztown-State TaachertOollege; A. C. Rothermel; June 23-A ugust L. Lewishurg-Bucknell University; J. H. Eisenhauer; July 7-August 15. Lock Haren-Central State Teachers College; Dallas W. Armstrong; June 16-3uly 25. Loretto-St. Francis College; John J. Sullivan; July 10-August 26. Mansfield-State Teachers College; William R. Straughn; June 16-3uly 26, Meadville-Allegheny College; Frederick 0 Henke; June 10-August 6. Millersville-State Teachers College; C. II. Gordinier; June 23-August 2.

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Philadelphia-DreielInstitute of Art,Science. and Industry;Grace Godfrey andAnne Howland; July 7-August 16. La Salle CollegeBrother A bdas; June25-August 5. Pierce School ofBusiness Administration; LouisB.Moffett;July 7-August 15. Temple University;Marry A. Cochran: June30-August S. University of Pennsylvania;John Dolman, jr.; July7-August 16. Pittshurgh-CarnegieInstitute of Technology;Roscoe M. Ihrig; June18-August 8. llugnesne University;James Carroll; June23-August 2. University of Pittsburgh,F. W. Shockley; June30-August 22. Raik4ont-RosonontCollcge, MothcxMary Ignatius; Julne34-August 14. Scranton-MarywoodCollege; Sister M. Immaculate;June 24-August4. St. Thomas College;Brother G. Lewis; July7-August 15. Selinsgrove-Susquehanna University;G. F. Qunkelberger;June 23-August4. Shippensburg-State TeachersCollege: Ezra Lehman;June 18-July26. Slippery Rock-State TeachersCollege: J. LinwoodEisenberg: Jug(' 16-July28. State College-PennsylvaniaState College; WillGrant Chamtrrs; Juiy1-Au :list 8 Villanova-Villanova College;John A. Sparrow; July1-August IS. Washington -Wash:ngtonand Jefferson College;M. A. Dickie;June 9-July 31. Waynesburg-Waynesburg College;McLeod Harvey: June9-AugustS. West Chester -Stme TeachersCollege; Norman W.Cameron; June 25-Atr.:11-.-t3, emurrINP: ISLANDS Manila-Philippige Normal School:R. K. Gilmore; April7-May 17. The NationalTeachers College. Segundo NUInfantado; April7-May 24. PORTO RICO

Rio Piedras-Universityof Porto Rico; J. J. Osuna;June 30-August13.

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Providence- ProviderweCollege; Lorenzo C.McCarthy; July 2-August4. SOUTH CAROLINA Clemson Colletge-Clemson AgriculturalCollege: F. FI. IT. Calhoun;June 10-July II. Columbia-University ofSouth r!irolina: J.A. Stoddard; June 18-July30. Greenville-Furman ITniversity;Harry Clark: June11-August 26. Newherry-Newherry College; J.C. Kinard; June 9-JulyIR. Orangeburg-State Agriculturaland Mechanical College;3 II,D. Gregg; June 18-July21. Rock Hill--Winthrop Collegokl,James P. Kinard; June19-July 27. Spartanburg--Wofford College;J. W. Harris; nine11-July 23.

SOUTH DAKOTA Aberdeen-Northern Normaland Industrial School;David Mien Anderson;June 9-Ju1y IR. Brookings4-South DakotaState College of Agricultureand MechanicArts; L. M. Krudka; June16- July Z. fluron-lluron College; IT.A. Hill; June A-July15. Madison-Eastern StateTeachers.Coller: F.C. Highle; June 10-July18. Mitchell-Dakota WesleyanUniversity.; C. L. Rich;June 9-July 1P. Sioux Falls--Sioux Falls College;A. W. Fauquet; June16-August 15. .,fpearfish-State Normal School;M. S. Hallman;June 10-July 19. Springfield -Southern StateNormal School; C.O.Lawrenee; JuneA-July IR. Vermilion-University ofSouth Dakota: WilliamII. Batson; June 9-JulyIR. Wessington Springs -WmsingtonSprings Junior College;S. R. Kanam; June9--July 144 Yankton-Yankton College;Emma Meistrik; June 11-July18.

TENNESSEE

Chattanooga-rnity ofChattanooga; Edwin S. LInaey;June 0-August1. Cleveland-Centenary College;Flora Bryson; June11-July23. Cookeville-Tennessee PolytechnicInstitute; Q. M. Smith;June 10-August 30. Harrogate-Lincoln MemorialUniversity: Herrin IT.Roop; June 4-AugustId. Henderlon-Freed IlardemaneCollege;E. D. Brigance;June 2-July 11. Jackson-Lane College:I J.F. Lane; June 5-Auguit20. Union University; H.E. Wafters; May28-August 19., JohnsiinCity-East TennesseeState Teachers College; CharldC. Sherrod;June 10-AugustX. KnoxvMe-University of 'Tennessee;John A. Tbackston;June 11-August29. Lebanon-CumberfarulUniversity; Will D. Young;June 10-August23. McKenzie-- íbClCollege; B. B. Evans;June 94August29. DIRECTORS OF SUMMERSCHOOLS 9 105 Madlsonvflle-Hiwame College; J. M. Reedy;June 6-Aui,ust 28. Memphis--Le Moyne Junior College;? H. C. Hamilton;June 9-Augu3t 16. Southwestern College; Robert W. Hartley;June 17-July 27. est Tennessee State Teachers college:J. W. Brister; June 11-.kugu.;30. Murfreesboro-State Teachers College; P. A. Lyon;June 10-August 28.

I sashville-George Peabody Collegefor Teachers; Bruce R. Payne;June 10-August 24. 'Tennessee Agricultural an4 IndustrialState College:1 W. J. Hale;June 9-August29. -Vanderbilt UniversityLaw School; John Bell Keeble;June 23-September I. Norrral-West Tennessee State TeachersCollege; J. W. Brister;June 6-August H. Fisranee-University of the South;Roy B. Davis; June 12-August20.

TEXAS

Abilene-Abilene Christian College: Batsell Baxter;June 10-August 23. McMurry College; Vernie Newman; June 17-August 5. Simmons University; D. M. Wiggins;June 12-August24. Alpine-Sul Ross State Teachers College;H. L. Morelock; June4-August 21. Arlington-North Texas Agicultural College; GeorgeL. Dickey; June9-Atigist 30, Austin-St. Edward's University; E. J. Misch; Arne9-July 27. University of Texas; FrederickEby; June 10-August25. Beaumont-South Park Junior College; D. W. Boitnott;June 5-Jilly 17. 7 Belton-Baylor College for Women; E.O. Townsend; June2-September 12.,/4( Brownwood-Daniel Baker College; T. 11.Hart: June 1-Atigust 20. Howard Payne College; ThomasH. Taylor; June 3-August9. Canyon-West Texas State Teachers College;J. A. Hill; June4-August 26. Civin-Randolph Junior College;E. Buford !snacks;June 2-July 13. Clarendon-Clarendon Junior College; W.A. Clark; June 2-July 19. Clifton -Clifton Junior College; C. Tyssen; June2-August 2s. College Station-A gritultural andMechanical College of Texas;C. H. Winkler: Jury,9 ugust O. Commeree-Fast Texas State Teachers College; S. 11.Whitley; June3-August '22. Dallas -Jefferson School of Law; Andrew J. Priest;June 20-August 1.5. Southern Methodist Unlversi.ty;C. A. Nichols; June5-August 23. Decatur-Decatur Baptist College; F.A. R. Morgan; June 5-July 18. Denton-College of Industrial Arts; L. N.Ilubhard: June 4-August 26. North Texas State Teachers College; R. L.Marquis; June 2-August23. F.1 Paso-College of Mines and Metallurgy; C.A. Puckett; June 5-July15, Fort Worth- Texas ChristianUniversity; Edward McShane Waits;June 5-Augu3tS. Texas Woman's College; F. B. Isely;June 1-July 30. Georgetown-Southwestern University; King Vivion;June 11-August 12. Greenville-Burleson College; John Caylor;June 2-Angust 2. -esley College; George B. Jackson;June 2-August 9. Hillsboro-Hillshoro Junior College; June2-August 22. Huntsville-SamfioustonState Te.achers College; H.F. Estill; June 5-August21. Jacksonville-Jacksonville College; B. J. Albritton;June 5-August 14. Lon Morris College; E M.Stanton; June 10-August 18. Kerrville-Schreiner Institute; W. G.Martin; June 11-August11. Eingsville-Tezas College ofArts and Industries; R. B. Cousins;June 2-August M.. Lubbock-Texas Technological College; P.W. Horn; June 2-August12. Marshall-Bishop College;1 F. S. Groner;June 2-August8. -College of Marshall; Joseph.1. Rhoads; June 10-August17. Xaeogdoches -Stephen F.Austin State Teachers College;A. W. Birdwell; June4- Atipist 23. Plainview-Wayland College; Z. T. fluff;June 1-August 10. Prairie N'iew -Prairie View StateCollege;H. W. Omen;June 2-July 26. Sin Antonio-Incarnate WordCollege; Sister M. Colurnkille;June 3-July 14. Our Lady of the Lake College; SiskIr M.Angelique; June 9--July18.

Westmoorland College; E. R. Stanford;June 6-August 15. O 8sn Marcos-Southwest TexasState Teachers College;C. E. Evans; June2-August 21. Seminary Hill-SouthwesternBaptist Theological Seminary;Jeff D. Ray; June 2-July11. Sherman-Austin College; E. L.Foshee; June 4-August12. Stephenville-John Tarleton AgriculturalCollege; J. Thomas Davis;June 3--August 24, V Tehuacana-WestmlnsterCollege; Franklin Stephenson;June 9-August 15, Terrell-Texas MilitaryCollege; Frank T. Brown; June2-August B. Tyler-Tyler Junior College;W. A. Nelson;May 30-July 26. lface-BaylorUniversity; T. t). Brooks, June3-August 16. -----Paul Quinn College;H. J. Long; June 3-July16. - 41t IColored.

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Waxaharb!e-Trinity University; H. L.Williamson; June5-August 1. Weatherford-Wertherford College; L.A..Allison; June10-August16.4 Wichita Falls-Wichita Falls Junior College;A. K. Presson; May 26-Ju1y 37.

4r. UTAH Ephraim --Snow College; M. H. Knudcen;June2-August 22. Lokan-VtahAgricultural College; James It. Linford;Thne W-July 22. Provo -Brigham Young University; C. Y. Cannon;June 9-August 22. Salt Lake City-Universityof Utah; Milton Bennion; June pi-July a

VERMONT .Burlington-University of Vermont; B. C. Douglass;July 7-August 15.

Middlebury-Middlebury College; Paul D. Moody;June 30-August15. s-

VIRGINIA Blacksburg-Virginia Polytechnic Institute; J. W. Watson;June 12-Septemher 5. Bridgewater-Bridgewater College; F. D. Dove; June20-August 20 Danville-Averett College; J. 1V Cammack; June 11-August13. East Radford --State Teachers College; JP. McConnell; June 11-August31. Emory-Emory and Henry College; H. M. Henry; June13-August In Ettrick -Virginia Normal and Industrial Institute;i John-M. (landyifthe16-Augmrt 23 Farmville-State Teachers College; Joseph L: Jarman; June19-August 23 Fredericksburg-State Teachers College; M. L. Comhs; June 16-"August2:1. Hampton Hampton Norinaland Agricultural Institute; 2 Oeorge P. PherSix.June 11-AuguM 27. Harrisonhurg-State Teachers College; Samuel P. Duke; June16--August 29.. Lexington-Virginia Military Institute; B. D. Mayo: 4 Richmond-Virginia Union University; I J. W. Bare();June Zi-Atigust 1. University of Richmond; W. L. Prince; June 16-August15. Salem-Roanoke College; C. R. Brown; June 16-August15. Univrsity-University of Virginia; Charles O. Maphis; June17-August 3o. Williamsburg-College of William and Mary: Kremer J. Hoke;June 16-August 30.

WASHINGTON E. a Bellingham-State Normal School; C. H. Fisher; June 16-August 22. ChIney -State Normal School; J. E. Buchanan; June 1-August15. College Place-Walla Walla (7o11ege; Mrs. M. E. Little;June 17-August 16. Ellenshurg:-StateNormal School; O. H. Mick; June9-August 22. Friday Harbor-Puget SoundBiological Station of the Universityof Washington; T. C.Frye;

.. June 15-August 15. 4 Pullman-State College of Washington; A. A. Cleveland: June 11-AugustS. Seattle-Holy Names Academy and Normal school; Mother M. Benil(lis.June 20-Jul 25. University of Washington; Henry A. Burd; June18-August 28. Spokane-Gontaga UniverMy; Louis B. Egan; June 24-August 2. Tacoma-College of Pudget Sound, Allan C. Lemon; June15-August 15,

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Athens-sConcord State Norm-0 SAnol; Frank Cutright; Jurw R-Augustq. Bluefield-Bluefield Institute; I H. L. Dickason; June 10-August.9. Buckhannon- West Virginia Wesleyan College; Thomm W. naught; JuneR-AugustJ. Elkins-Davis and Elkins College; Charles-E. Albert; June9-August R. Fairmont-State Teachers College; Joseph Rosier: June 11-August8. Manville -State Normal School; Hunter Whiting; June9-August 8. Harpers Ferry-Storer College; III. T. McDonald; June15-August 31. Hunt -Marshall College; J. B. Show*: June9-August R. Institute-West Virginia StateCollege:D. A. Lane, Jr.; June9-August S. Keyser -Potomac State Seho61; J. W. litayman: June10-August 10. Lewisburg-Greenbrier College; F. W. Thompson; June10-July 20. Montgomery-New River State School; C. Ik Martin; June1-August IA. Morgantown-West Virginia University; Lloyd Lowndes Friend;June 9-August29. Salem-Salem College; 8. Orestes Bond; June9-August 8. 4 Shepherdstown--SheiTherd CollegeState Normal Scnool; A. D. Kenamond;June 16-August14. West Liberty-State Normal School; J.8. Bonar; June 9-August8.

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Fan] 'hire --State ichers College; JjA. Schofield; June 23- August1. La CrosseStateTe ers College; James A. Fairchild; June 23-August 1. Madison University of Wisconsin, S. IL Goodnight; Jul.)/ 1-Augusts. - MenomonieStout Institute; Clyde A. Bowman; June16-August 15. MilwaukeeMarquette University; William J Orace;June 23-August 2. --State Teachers College; H. J. Magee; June.24-August2. 05hkoshState Teachers College; H.A. Brown; June 24-Augustt. plattevilleState Teachers College; W. 11. Williams;June 23-Ju1y 26. Prairie giu ChienCampion College; R. E. Connolly; July2-August 5. St. Mary's College; Sister Mary Angela; June23-August 6. River Falls -State Teachers College: J. H. Ames; June23-August 1. Stevens Point-Central State Teachers College; R. D. Baldwin:Julie 16-July 25. Superioi.StateTeachers College; A. D. S.Gillett; June 23-August1. WhitewaterState Tebchers College;C. M. Yoder; June 23-August1.

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LaramieUniversity of Wyoming; C. R.Maxwell; June 16-August29.

XX. EXECUTIVE OFFICERSOFSTATE LIBRARY COMNITSSIONS The following list shows location,name of institution, andname and title of the director. Alabama, MontgomeryAlahamaState department of archives antihistory, bbrury extensiondivisfon; Mrs. Marie B. Owen, director.Discontinued. krkansas, Little RockArkansas free library servicebureau, Statedepartment of education; ChriAine sanders, librarian. California, SacramentoCaliforrxiaState library; Milton J. Ferguson,librarian. colorado, DenverColorado librarycommission; Malcolm O.Wyer, president. Connecticut, HartfordConnecticutpublic library committee,department of education;Mrs. Belie1.I. Johnson, visitor and inspector oflibraries. Delaware, DoverDelawareState library commission; Mrs.Bernice W. Hammond,librarian. Florida, TallahasseeFloridaState library; W. T. Cash,secretary. (iNirgia. AtlantaGeorgia librarycommission; Beverly Wheafcroft,executive secretary. ;itaho, BoiseIdahoState traveling library commission;Margaret S. Roberts, librarian. Illinois,Springffeld-1111nois library extensiondivision; Anna May Price,superintendent. Indiana. InlianapolisIndianalibrary and historical department;Louis J. BaileydirectOr. Iowa, Des Moineslowa librarycommission; Julia A. Robinson,seeretary. Kansas, TopekaKansastraveling libraries commission;Henrietta Alexander,secretary. Kentucky,FrankfortKentucky library commission;Fannie C. Rawson,director. Louisiana,Baton RougeLousiana librarycomniission; Ease M. Culver,executive secretary. Maine, AugustaMaineState library; Sylvia Clark, directorbureau of libraryextension. Maryland, BaltimoreMarylandpublic library advisorycommission; Adelene J.Pratt, Statedirector of public libraries. Maxsachusetts,BostonMassachusetts division of public libraries,department of education; CharWsF. I). Belden, director. Michigan, LansingMichiganState library, extension division; Mrs.Mary E. Frankhauser,librari:in. Minnesota,St. PaaLibrary division, Minnesotadepartment of education;Clara F. Baldwin,director. Mississippi,JacksonMississippi librarycommission; Elizabeth Robinson,secretary. Missouri, JeffersonCityMissouri library commission;Jane Morey, secretary. Nebraska,LincolnNebraska public librarycommission; Nellie Williams,secretary. New Hampshire,ConcordNew ljampshire publiclibrary commission;Dorothy Minable,secretary. 'New Jersey,TrentonNew Jersey public librarycommission; Sarah B; Askew,librarian. New Mexico,Santa FeNew MexicoState library extension service;Mrs. Julia B.Asplund, director. New York,AlbanyNew York library extensiondivision; Frank L. Tolman,director. North Carolina,RaleighNorth Carolina librarycommission; Mrs. Lillian B. Griggs,director. NorthDakotTornarckNorthDakota State librarycommission; Lillian E. Cook,director. Ohio, Coltunb bio Statelibraiy,George E. McCormick,librarian. Oklahoma,Oklahoma CityOklahoma librarycommission; Mrs. J. R. Dale,secretary. Oregon,SalemOregon State library; Mrs.Virginia C. Be.zon, librarian. Pennsylvania,HarrisburgPennsylvania libraryextension division;Anna A. MacDonald, librarian. Rhode Island,ProvidenceRhode Island State boardof education, library division;Mrs. Anne W. i Congdon,visitor. South Dakota,PierreSouth Dakotafree library commission; LeoraJ. Lewis,&rector.' rename,NuhvilleTennessee divisionof library extension, departmentof public instruction; Hanoi Watts,director. .1

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Texas, Austin-Texas libraryand historical (-ommission; Fannie M. Wilcox.acting librarian. Utah, Salt Lake City-Utah librarydivision. department of public instruction; NiosiahHall,s:Tretarv Vermont, Nlontpelier -Vermont free public librarydepartment. State hoard of education. Virginia,Richmond -Virginia State library; H. R Mellwaine,librarian Washington,OlyinpiaWashington library di-vision,department of public instrucCion: N. D.Showalter, director. Wisconsin, Madison -Wisconsin free librarycommission; Clarence B. LeMer,secretary. e X XI.DiftiCTORSOFLIBRARY Sri-100LS The following list shows location,name of institution, and name and title of the director: California-- Berkeley.School of Librarianship, Universityof California; Sydney B. Mitchell, director. Los Angeles.Library School of the Los Angeles PublicLibrary; Faith E Smith, principal. Riverside.Riverside Library Service School; Charles F. Woods,director. Districtof ColumbiaWashington.George Washington University, Divisionof LibraryScience. Alfred F. W. Schmidt, director. Georgia-A.ianta.Library School, Carnegie Libraryof Atlanta; Tommie D. Barker, director. IllinoisChicago.Graduate Library School, Universityof Chicago; J. C. M. Hanson, actingdean. Kansas-Emporia. Kansas State Teachers College, Departmentof Library Science;C. P. Babe; director. MassachusettsBoston.School of Library Science, SimmonsCollege; June R. Donnelly, director. MichiganAnn Arbor.University of Michigan, Department of LibraryScience; William W.Bishop, librarian. MinnesotaMinneapolis.Division of Library Instruction, Universityof Minnesota; Frank K. Walter, director. MissouriSt. Louis.St. Louis Library School; Arthur E.Bostwick, director. New York Albany.Library School, New YorkStaleCollege for Tenchers; MarthaC. Prit( hard, director. Brooklyn.Pratt Institute School of Library Science: EdwardF. Stevens. director. Buffalo.Unkersity of Buffalo, Library Science Course;A. H. Shearer, director. New York.Schoolo?Library Service, Coiumblilii;kraliversitv;Charles W. Williamson. dirertor. Saratoga Springs.SkidmoreCollege, Library S ,Department; Jessie R. Davis,director. To be discontinued in June, 1930. Syracuse.Syracuse University, School of Library Scienee; WhartonMiller, director. North CarolinaChapel Hill.University of North Carolina, Departmentof Library Science; LOW! R. Wilson, director. OhioCleveland.Western Reserve University, School ofLibrary Scienee;Herbert S

dean. . Pennsylvania Philadelphia.Drexel Institute School of LibraryScienee; Mrs. Anne W Howland,director. Pittsburgh.Carnegie Library School; Ralph Munn, director. VirginiaHampton. Hampton Institute Library School; FlorenceR. Curtis, director. WashingtonSeattle. University of Washington Library School; WilliamE Henry, dean. Wbconsin-Madison. Library Schal of the University ofWisconsin; C. B. Lester, director.

XXII. STATE LIBRARY AssocIATIONS

The following list shows the name of the association, thename andaddress of the president,and the name andaddress of the secretary, the place anddate ofthe next meeting: Alabama Library Association: Mary Martin, Auburn; Mary R. Mullen,State Capitol, Montgomery Montgomery, fall, 1930. Arizona Library Association:EstelleLutrell, University ofArizona. Tucson; Ida O.Wilson,Teacben College, Flagstaff; Phoenix, Novewber 10, 1930. Arkansas Library Association: Vera J. Snook Public LiKary, Little Rock;Frances O'Connell, Senior High°School,Little Rock; Little Rock, November,1930. California Library Association: Mrs. Julia O. Babcock,Kern County Free Library,Bakersfield; Hard G. Gibson, Box 189, Sacramento; spring, 1930. Colorado Library Association:AiryE. Hoyt, Colorado School of Mines, ()Olden;Arlene Dilts, State Agricultural College, Fort Collins; Denver, fall, 1930. Connecticut Library Association: William H. Burr, Westport;Sylvester M. Foster, Westport. District of Columbia Library Association:Claribel R. Barnett, U. S.Department of Agriculture William T. Purdum, Public Library. Florida Library Association Joseph F. Marron,Jacksonville; Mrs. S. A. Davies, Dunedin; Jacksonville April, 1930. J. _

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Georgia Library Association: Elizabeth liavenkotte, Carnegie Library, Valdosta; Annie Belle Weaver, Emory Junior College, Valdosta; Valdosta, spring,1931. Idaho Library Association: Marion Orr, Idaho Falls; Edith Dygert,Twin Falls; Caldwell, spring, 1930. Illinois Library Association. M. F. Gallagher, HighlanilPark; Gladys Allison, River Forest; October, 1930. Indiana Library A4ociation: MarianA. Webb, Public Library, Fort Wayne; Grace H. Kerr Public Library, Indianapolis; Indianapolis, Octoiller,1930. Indiana Library Trustees Association: Sheridan Clyde, Elwood;Mrs. Grace H. Price, West La Fayette. Iowa Library Association: J. Sidney Johnson, Marshalltown;Grace C. Murphy, Iowa Library Com- mission, Des Moines. Kansas Library Association: RuthHammond, Public Library, Wichita; Helen Wagstaff, Extension Department, University of Kansas, Lawrence. _- Kentucky Library Association: Mrs. May McC.Currey, Louisville Free Public Library, Louisville; Margaret Bailey, Murray State Teachers College,Murray; Paducah, October, 1930. Louisiana Library Association: RobertJ. Usher, Howard Memorial Library, New Orleans: Marjorie William.s, Public Library, New Orleans;Monroe, May 1-2, 1930. Maine Library A Mrs. Ada M. Britton, Cai ibou Public Library, Caribou; Georgiana Lunt, Public Library, Auburn. Maryhind Library Association: Adelene J. Pratt,520 North Charles Street, Baltimore; Louise M. Reese, 406 Cathedral Street, Baltimore; December,1930. Massachusetts Library Club: George H. Evans, Public Library, Sotmerville;E. Lucile Palmer, Public Library, Attleboro; Swampscott, June13-18, 1930. Michigan LibraryAss.'ociation: Elizabeth Knapp, Public Library, Detroit; Mrs. Etta Vivian, Public Library, Ludington. Minnesota Library Association: Edna G. Moore, Public Library, Duluth;Gertrude Glennon, Public Library, Stillwater. Mississippi Library Association: Whitman Davis, University of Mississippi, Oxford; Anna,M.Roberts, State Teachers College, Ilattiesburg. Missouri Library Association: Purd B. Wright, Public Library, Kansas City; M. Margaret McDonald, Missouri Library Commission, Jefferson City. Montana Library Association: Louise M. Fernald, Public Library, Great Falls; ElizabethMcCoy. Hare; Billings, October, 1930. Nebraska Library Association: Gilbert jj. Doane, Universityof Nebraska, Lincoln; Mrs. Lila Woodruff, 1947 :Soul h Street, Lincoln. New Hampshire Library Assocktion: 'mile Hardy, State Library, Concord. New Jersey Library Association: Adeline T. Davidson, Free Public Library, EastOrange; John B. Fogg, Free Public Library, New Brunswick; Atlantic City, April4-5, 1930. New Mexico Library Association: Mrs. T. E. Whitney, Carnegie Library, Rosweli;Myrtle Whitehill, State Teachers' College Library, StivecoCity: Albuquerque, October, 3I-November1, 1930. New York Library Association: Elizabeth M. Smith Public Library, Albany; Mildred E.Ross, Gros- venorLibrary, Buffalo. North Carolina Library Association: Louis R. Wilson, University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill; Cornelia S. Love, Chapel Hill; November, 1931. North Dakota Library Associatioa: Ruth Brown, Grand Forks; Harriet Anflnson,Valley City; Valley City, October, 1930. Ohio Library Association:Lillie Wulfekoetter, Public Library, Cincinnati; ElsieF. Pack, Public Library, Dayton; October, 1930. Oklahoma Library Association: E. C. Wilson, East CentralState Teachers College, Ada; Mrs. W. A. Phelps, Hobart; Norman, February 21-22, 1930. Pennsylvania Library Association:A. Coleman Sheets, State Library, Harrisburg; Elita Martin, Bucknell University, Lewisburg. Rhode Island Library Association: Mrs. Sara E. Sherman, ElmwoodPublic Library, Providence; Fh-renceO. Moulton, Senior High School, Pawtucket: Swampscott, MaSs.,June 13-18, 1930. South Carolina Library Association:R. B. Herbert, Columbia Public Library, Columbia; Lucy Hampton, Columbia Public Library, Columbia. South Dakota Library Association: Ruth A. Lougden, Carnegie Library,Watertown. o Tennessee Library Association: Mary E. Baker, University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Esther L. Bergen, University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Cleveland, April 24-26, 1930. .. Texas Library Association: Mrs. Lucy F. Gross, Tyrell Public Llbrary, Beaumont; Louiein Harris, Stephen F. Austin, State Teachers' College, Nacogdoches; 1931. A Utah Library Association: Anna 011erton, Brigham Young University, Provo; Mrs Ruth V. Tyler, 776 West First Street, North Salt Lake Oily; October, MO. Vermont Library Association: Harrison J. Conant, Montpelier; Annie E. Barber, Montpelier; Swamp. scott, Mass., June 13-18, 1930. Virginia Library Association: Thinnu P. Ayer, Public Lib4ry, Richmond; Mary Louise Dinwiddle, University of Virginia, University; fall, 1930. '9 1739° -3 e *. .. `vel,i .41

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West VirginiaLibraryAssociation:Clifford M yer, State DeRirtnientof Archivesand11igtory1 Charleston-. VivíanR. itotjghter,State Normal School. Fairrnont:Charleston,octoher.1930. ,WisconsinLibraryAssociation: 4 4 S. J. Carter,PiihhLibrary,!Milwaukee: Marinette. flarel Laing,Public Library. WyomingLibraryAmtociation: Clare F. Au:sherman.Box 55,Cheyenne;Frances Mentzer,Cheyenne. Hawaii LibraryAssociation: Mrs. Laura R.Sutherland, Libraryof Hawaii,Honolulu; S.Maude Jonek Library ofHawaii,Honolulu;Honolulu, spring,WO. 4

X EDUCATIONALBOARDSAND FOUNDATIONS The followinglist ihows, first, thename and headquartersaddress of theorganization; name and address pfthe president; second, the third, thename and address of thesecretary; fourth, the date of thenext meeting: place and AmericanArt Buteau:T. O. Kertschmer,1750 Fulton Street,Chicago, Ill.;Edwin Brown,166 West JacksonBoulevard, Chicago, Ill.;Chicago, Ill.,November17, O. AmeRican Field Service Fellowshipsfor FrenchUniversities,Inc.: Paul D.Cravath, 52 New York,N. Y.; William Street, Gordon L.Berry, 2WestForty-fifth Street,New York,N. Y.; New March,1930. York, N. Y., American Foundationfor the Blind,Inc., 125East Forty-sixthStreet, New 1 Madison York, N. Y.: M.C. Migel, Avenue, NewYork, N.Y.; Olin II.Burritt, 125East Forty-sixth American Street, New York,N. Y. ScandinavianFoundation:Henry GoddardLeach, 441 Lexington Neilson Abeel, Avenue, New York,N. Y: 25 West Forty-fifthStreet, NewYork, N. Y.;New York,N. Y., February Anna T.Jeanes 1, 1930. Fund: J. H.Dillard, Box418, Charlottesville,Va.; John T. Emlen,Fourth agdChest= '"Streets,Philadelphia,Pa.; NewYork, N.Y., June251930. BarnesFoundation: Albert C. Barnes,Merlon, Pa.;N. E. Mullen,Box 208,Merion, Pa. Baron deHirschFund: S. G. Rosenbaum,730 FifthAvenue, New York,N. Y.; MaxJ. Kohler, 25 West Forty-thirdStreet, NewYork, N. Y.;New York,N. Y.,January 19, 1930. Brooks-BrightFoundation: John E. J. Fanshawe,342 MadisonAvenue, New York,N. Y.; BenjaminF. Crowley,120 Broadway,New York,N. Y.;New York, N.Y., January Bureau of 15, 1930. CommercialEconomics:Anita MarisBoggs, 1108Sixteenth Street, Bureau of NW., Washington,I). C. 'EducationalErperiments,144 WestThirteenth Street,New York,N. Y.; Lucy Mitchell, 144West Sprague ThirteenthStreet, NewYork, N. Y.;Lillian Strout,144 West Thirteenthstreet, New York,N. Y.;New York, N.Y. CarnegieCorporation of New York,522 FifthAvenue, New York,N. Y.:Frederick P. Keppel,522 Fifth Avenue, New York,N. Y.; Robert M. Lester,522 Fifth Avenue,New York,N. Y.; NewYork, N. Y., February19,1930. Carnegie Foundationfor the Advancement ofTeaching, 522 FifthAvenue, New York,N. Y.: HenryS. Pritchett, 522Fifth Avenue, NewYork, N. Y.;Clyde Furst,522 FifthAvenue, New York,N. Y.; New York, N.Y., November19,1930. CharacterEducation Institution,3770 McKinleyStreet, Washington,D. C.: MiltonFairchilii, 3771) . McKinley Street, Washington,D. C.;Harry P.McKenna, 3770McKinley Street,Washington, I). C. Child EducationFoundation, Inc.: WilliamS. Coffin,333 East Sixty-eighthStreet, New York, N.Y.; Mrs. RalphW. Williams,108 ParkAvenue, *ronxville,N. Y. Children's Foundation: LewisE. Myers,Valparflpo, Ind.;Leroy C. Hensel,Valparaiso, Ind. China Institutein America: P. W. Kuo,119 WeaFifty-seventh Street,New York, N.Y.: Francis K. Pan, 119West Fifty-seventhStreet, NewYork, N. Y. Commission for Relief in BelgiumEducationalFoundation (C.R. B. EducationalFoundation), 42 Broadway, New York, N. Y.:HerbertHoover, 42Broadway, NewYork, N. Y.;Perrin C. Galpin, 42 Broadway, NewYork, N. Y.:New York,N. Y., March18, 1930 CommonwealthFund, FullerBuilding,Fifty-seventhStreet andMadison AVenue,New York, N. Y.: Edward S. Harkness, FullerBuilding,Fifty-seventh Streetand MadisonAvenue, New York, Barry (1. Smith, N. V.: Fuller Building,Fifty-seventhStreet and MadisonAvenue, New York, N.Y. Duke Endowment: George G. Allen,535 Fifth Avenue,NoINV York,N. Y. Alex.H. Sands, Jr., 535 Fifth Avenue, New York,N. Y.; NewYork, N. Y. Educational RecordsBureau, 420West Onehundred andnineteenth Street,New York, N. Y.: Chsrhti K. Taylor,420 West One hundred and nineteenthStreet, NewYork, N. Y.;Marie Zoug, 420 West hundred and (me nineteenthStreet, New York,N. Y.;New jork, N.Y., March,1930. Elluibeth McCormickMemorial Fund:Mary E.Murphy,848 North DearbornStreet, Chicago, Ill. Engineering Economics Foundation,3 Joy 8treet,Boston, Mass.:Hollis Godfrey,chairman, 3 Joy Street. Boston, Mass.;Harriet Rollins,3 Joy Street, Boston,Mass. Fairhope Educational Foundation: Mri.Charles D.Lanier, RockRidge, Greenwich,Conn.; Charles Rahold, Fairhope,Ala.; NewYork, N. Y.,January 16, 1930. Foundatioifor Moral Leadership: JohnDewey,Columbia University,New York, N. Y.;William A. Rimer, Ohio StateUniversity,Columbus, Ohio;Oxford, England,September 0930. Foundation for theAdvancement of thitoeialMemos: P. M.Hunter, Universityof Denver, Denver, Colo.; B. M.Cberrington, Univirsityof Denver,Denver, Colo.

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(liners! EducationBoard, 81 Broadway, New York, N. Y.:Trevor Arnett, 61 Broadway, New111:17) N. Y.; W. W.Brierley, 61Broadway, New York, N. Y.; New York, N. Y.,May 22, MO.. Harmon Foundation, 140Nassau Street, New York, N.Y.: W. Burke Harmon, 140 Nassau Street, New York, N. Y.; Mary BeattieBrady, 140 Nassau Street, New York, N. Y. Harris Foundation for theStud) of International Relations: R. M.Hutchins. University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill.; Quincy Wright, University ofChicago, Chicago, Ill.; Chicago, Ill., June 22-30, 1%30. Henry C. Frick EducationalCommimion: Hon. Joseph Buffington, United States Circuit Court of Appeals, Philadelphia, Pa.; George W. Gerwig, 465Union Trust Building, Pittsburgh, PR.; Pitts-

burgh, Pa. 6 f Highway Educatitri Board: Thomas H. MacDonald,United States Bureau of Public Roads, Washington, D. C.; PykeJonson, 503 Transportation Building, Washington, D. C. John F. Slater Fund: J. H. Dillard, Box 4 TR, Charlottesville,Va.; Gertrude C. Mann, Box 418, Char- lottesville, Va.; New York, N. Y., April 22, 1930. John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, 551Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.: Hon. Simon Guggenheim, 120 Broadway, New York, N. Y.; Henry AllenMoe, M1Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. Juilliard Musical Foundatihn: F. A. Juilliard, 11 West Fifty-seventhStreet, New York, N.Y.; Eugene A. Noble, 49 East Fifty-secondStreet, New York, N. Y.;NeWYork, N. Y., Mardi', 1930. Julius Rosenwald Fund, 900 South Homan Avenue. Chicago. Ill.:Edwin R. Embree, 900 South Homan Avenue, Chicago, 111.;Alfred K. Stem, 900 Sputh Homan Avenue, Chicago, Ill.; Chicago, Ill., May, lfKM. Kahn Foundation for the Foreign Travel of AmericanTeaAters:Edward D. Adams, 598 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y.; Frank D. Fackenthal, 531 West One hundred andsixteenth Street, New York, N Y. Leopold Schepp Foundation, 23s West Thirty-fourth Street, New York, N. Y.: Rev. George Alexander, 12 West Twelfth Street, New York, N. Y., J. HaroldJohnston, 235 West Thirty-fourth Street, New York, N. Y.; New York, N. Y., January, 1930. Lincoln Scholarship Fund, 1 East Forty-second Street, New York, N. Y.:J. B. Vandever,41 East Forty- second Street, New York, N. Y.; J. B. Schafer, 1 East Forty-secondStreet, New York, N.V.;New York, N. Y. Milbank Memorial Fund, 49 Wall Street, New,yor)E, N. Y.: Albert G. Milbank, 49 Wall Street, New York, N. Y.; John A. Kingsbury, 49 WrdI Street,'NewYork, N. Y. National Bureau for theAdvancement of Music, 45 West Forty-fifth Street, New York, N. Y.:C. M. Tremaine, 45 West Forty-flfth Street, New York, N. Y. National Community Foundation for Popular Education and Cultural Advancement, Swarthmore, Pa.: Charles F. Jenkins, 232 South Seventh Street, Philadelphia, Pa.; Claude C. Smith, 1617 Land Title Building, Philadelphia, Pa. Payne Fund, 1 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y.: H. M. Clymer, 1 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y.; FM Phillips Crandall, 1 MadisonA'venue,New York, N Y. Phelps-Stokes Fund, 101 Park kvenue, New York, N. Y.: Anson Phelps Stokes, 2408 Massachusetts Avenue, Washington, D. C.; Thomas Jesse Jones, 1%1 Park Avenue,New York, N. Y.; NewYork, N. Y., November 19, 1930. Pollack Foundation for Economic Research: William Trufant Foster, 100 Sargent Street, Newton, Mass.; Marian P. Cartland, 109 Sargent Street., Newton, Mass. Presser Foundation: James Francis Cooke, 1713 Sans= Street, Philadelphia, Pa.; John L. Haney, 6119 Woodbine Avalue,Philadelphia, Pa. Rockefeller Foundation, 61 Broadway, New York, N. Y.: Max Mason, 61 Broadway, New York, N. Y.; Thomas B. Appleget, 61 Broadway, New York, N. Y.; New York, N. Y., April 16, 1930. Russell Sage Foundation, 130 East Twenty-second Street, New York, N. Y.: Robert W. de Forest, 1M Broadway, New York,. N. Y.; John M. Glenn, 130 East Twenty-second Street, New York, N. Y. Russian Student Fund, Inc.: Norman H. Davis, 81 Broadway, New York, N. Y.; Lucile de Nevers Jones, 347 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y.; New York, N. Y., February, 1930. Spelman Fund, 61 Broadway, New York, N. Y.: Beardsley Ruml, 61 Broadway, New York, N. Y.; itevellMcCallum, 61 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Workers' Education Bureau of America, 478 West Twenty-fourth Street, New York, N. Y.: Thomas F. Burke, Machinist Building, Washington, D. C.; Spencer Miller, Jr., 478 West Twenty-fpurth Street, New York, N. Y. XXIV. CHURCHtDUCATIOP1ALBOARDS The following list shows, first, the name of the orgenisation;-epoond, the name and address of the president; third, the name and address4if thesecretary; fourth, the place and date of the next meeting: Church of the Brethren, General Education Board: D. W. Kurtt, Long Beach, Calif.; J. O. Noffsinger, 4a, 3635OrdWayStreet, NW., Washington, D. C.; Washington,D. C., Jaquary, 1930. Church of the United Brethren in Christ, Board of Education; Rev. O. D. Batdorf, 1509 StateWW1 Harrisburg, Pa.; Rev. O. T. Deaver, 1442 United Brethren Building, Dayton, Ohio; Dayton, Ohio, I February25-7 7,1 .

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Congregational Education Society: WilbaitFT. Day, 877 Park Aiienue,Bridgeport, Conn.; Herbert W Oates, 14 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass.: May,1930. Council of Church Boards of Educationin the United States: E. E. Rall.North Central College,Naper illaIll.; Robert L. Kelly, Ill FifthAvenue, New York, N. Y.; January,1931. Disciples of Christ, Boa.rd of Education:John 11. Wood, Culver-Stockton College,Canton, Mo.:n. 0 Pritchard. 300 Chamber ofCommerce Building, Indiaippolis, Ind.;Indianapolis, Ind.,Maerch,1930. Oeneral Convention of the ChristianChurch, Department of E-ducation:W. A.liarper,Elon liege, honCollege, N. C.; Ilugh A. Smith, Versailles,Ohio; Dayton, 01.0,October 21-24, 1930. Mennonites of North America, Ceneral Conference Boardof Education: S. K. Mosiman,BluiTtpn, Ohio; J.n.Langenwalter. 1422 University Avenue, Wichita,Kans. Methodist Episcopal Church, Board of Education;Bishop William F.Anderson, 581 BoylstonStreet, Boston, Mass.; Rev. William S. Bovard, 740 RushStreet, Chicago, 111.; Chicago,111., February4-7, 1930. Methodist. Protestant Church, Board of Education:Rev. O. I. Humphreys,Salisbury, Md.;Rev. C. J. Morton, Attica,OA). National Catholic Welfare Conference, Department ofEducation; RC Rev. liti /hC. Boyle, 12 5 North Craig Street, Pittsburgh, l'a.; Rev.Oeorge Johnson,1i12Massachusetts Averue NW., Washington, D Northern Baptist Convention, Board of Edueation: C.A. Barbour, BrownUniversity, Providenee, R. 1.; Frank W. Padelford, 75 Pleasant Street, Ne.wtonCenter, Mass.;Cleveland, Ohio, 'May 28-June 3, 1930. Presbyterian Church in the United States of America, Bofirdof Education; HughT. Kerr, S27 Amber- : son Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.; W ilham C. Covertt2.f) Witherspoon Building, Philadelphia,Pa.; Philadelphia, Pa., May 7-Fi, MO. .b presbytedan Church in the United States(Southern), ExecutiveCommittee of ChristianEducat C. F. Huhlein, 410 Urban Building, Louisville, Ky.: HenryII. sweets,410 Urban Building,Louis. ville, ky.; Louisville, Ky., April, 1930. protestant Episcopal Church, Departmentof Religious Education: Rev.John W Suter,jr., 2S1 Fourth Avenue, New York, N Y.; New York, N. Y., FebruaryII, 1930. Reformed Church in America, Board of Education:Rev. Albertus T.Brock,137 South SixthAvenue, Mount Vernon, N. Y.; Willard D. BrOwn, Box 103, Closter,N. J.New York. N.Y., MintI, 1930 Society of Friends, Five Years' Meeting, Board of Education:O. W. Carrell, NebraskaCentralCol. lege,Central ( 'ity, Nebr.; Washinton, 1). C.. January 16-17.1930. Sociefy of Friends, General Conference,Committeeon Education: Iladassah NILeeds, r,321Boynton Street, Oermintown, Pa.; Cape May, N. J., July7-14, 1030. United Lutherap Church in America, Board ofEducation-Rev, .1. Steimle, 174West Ninety-third, Street, New YOrk, N. Y.; Rev.., William M. Horn,111 Oak Avenue, Ithaca,N. Y.; Washington, D. C., June 25, 1930. UnitedPreshOerianChurch, Board of Education: DavidF. Matchett, (1133 Ellisvenue, Chicago, 111.; Rev. John E. Bradford, 11S0 East Sixty-third Street,Chicago, Ill.; Chicago,Ill., AprilS. 1930.

XXV. SUPERINTENDENTSOFCATHOLIC PAROCHIAL SCHOOL%

(Archdioceseordiocese, supervisingofficer, and a(Idress) ARCHDIOCESES Baltimore, Md.Rec. John I. Barrett, diocesansuperintendent of schools,Catholic Center,Cathedral' and. Franklin Streets. Boston, Mass.Rev. Richard Quinlan, didcesansupervisor of schools,75 Union ParkStreet, Chicago, Ill.Rev. D. F. Cunningham,diocesan superintendentof schooli, 5112 WashingtonBoulevard Cincinnati, OhioRev. Francis J.Bredestege, superintendent ofparochial schools,EsteBuilding. Seventh and Main Streets. Dubuque, Iowa. Rev. John M. Wolfe, diocesansuporintendent of schools,torner Eleventh and Bluff Streets. Milwaukee, Wis.Rev. Joseph, F. Barbian, diocesansuperintendent ofschools, 2000WisconsinAvenue. New Orleans, La.Rev. F. D.Sullivan, diocesansuperintendent. of schools,Loyola University. New York, N. Y.Rev. Matthew A. Delaney,diocesan superintendentof schools, ZEast Fifty-first a Rtrpet; Rev. Michael J. Larkin, diocesan superintendentof schools, 120 DivisonStreet, New Rochelle; Rev. Joseph B. Scully, diocesan superintendentofs*chools,1n7 Broadway, Kingston;Rev. SamuelA. Ludlow, superintendent of schoolsin institutions, 128 WestThirty-seventh Street. Philadelphia, Pa.Rev. John J. Bonner,superintendent ofparochial schools,Nineteenth andWood Streets. 8t. Louis. Mo.Rev. James P. Murray, superintendentof parish schools,2336 UniversityStreet; Rev. Paul J. Ritehie, superintendent ofhigh schools, 1414O' Fallon Skreet. St. Paul, Minn.Rev. James A.Byrnek d1Bcesan superintendentof schools, 244 DaytonAvenue. Fian Antonio, Tex.Rev. M. 8.Garriga, diocesansuperintendent of schools, 2121South PromStreet,. Ban Francisco, Calif.Rev.James H. Long, diocesansuperintendent of 'schools,50 Oak street.

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DIOCESES Albany.N. Y.Rev. JamesHanrahan, superinten/entofparishschools, 225 MadisonAvenue, Albany. N. T. Baker City, oreg.Rev. Hugh J. MarAall,diocesan inspector ofschools, Hood River,Oreg. Belie% ilk,. 1H. Rev. JohnJ.Fallon, diocesansuperintendent of schools.6300 West Ilan Street, ill. BeIle% ilk, a Boisr, Idaho -Rev. J. P.o'Toole,director*ofschools, /404 North nnthStreet, Boise, Idaho. Brooklyn. N. V.- -Very Rev. Msgr.Joseph V. S. McClancy,diocesan superintendentof schools, IS line?umPlace, Brooklyn, N. y.. BuIT:110. N.V.-Rev. JohnM. Peel, superintendentof parochial schools,79.1 Elk Street, BUffalo. N.Y. Chnriotoo, S. C.---Rey, Joseph L.O'Brien, diocesansuperintendent of schools,114 Broad Street, tEitle-zton. S. ('4 nevvland,Ohio John R.Hagan.dioresansuperintendent of schools,60.5 Guarantee Title ('levulanii,()hit). i , Columbus, ()ilk) Rev. John J. Murphy.diocesan superintendentof schools,IM1 East MainStroet, Columbus.Milo. Crookston, Minn.. Rev Victor Miller,diocesan superintenlentof schools, St.Joseph's Church,Ada. Minn w Davenport,limit-Rev. W. E. Lawler,diocesan superintendentof schools. St.Ambrose College, Da rript)rt, Iowa. DesNinnies,Iowa --Very Rev. JJBoylan, diocesansuperintendent of schools,Des Moines Catholic ( ()liege. Tenth and ColfaxA venue Des M oines,Iowa. Nowt,Mich. Rev Charles J.Linskey,diocesan superintendentof schools,410 Cross Street, Ypsi Lint i, Mich. Duluth, Minn --Rev.E. Lemire. dioctsansuperintendent ofNrhools,402Avenue F, Cloquet, Minn Erie. l'a.Rev. Joseph Wherle,diocesan superintendentof schools, 225 WestNinthStre.et,Erie,fa. FallRiver, Nis --Itev.Edward J. Carr. diocesanvisitor of schools,163 Winter Street, FallRiver, Mass.: Itvv. L. DainaseRobert., diocesanvisitor of schools,529 Eastern Avenue, FallRiver, Maas. Fargo, N. Di;k.----Itt.Rev, Msgr. John !taker,inspector of schools, ValleyCi., N. Dak.. nalveston,nre'v -Rev.JacobSchnet7er, diocesan director of shcools, 4015 Sherm Avenue, flouston, Tex. Grind Island, Nehr.--Rev. BernardGalvin, diocesansuperintendent of schgols,St. Michael'sChurch, Spalding, Nebr. Oven Bay, Wk. -Rev.E. J. Westenherger,superintendent ofschools, St. Joseph'sOrphan Home Orel n Bay, \\ is. .Rarrishurg, PA. Rev. Harold Keller,diocesan superintenden schools, 309 SouthGeorge Street. York, Pa. Hartford, Conn. -Rev EdwinA.Flynn,diocesan supervisor ofschools, P. 0. box317,Niantic,Conn. Mena, Mont.- N'eryRev. Norlwrt C. Hoff,diocesan superintendentof schools, MountSt. Charles College, Helena, Mont. Indianapolis, Ind.Rt. Rev. Nlsgr.Francis A. Roell,diocesan superintendentof schools, St.Andrew's Church, Richmond. Lafayette, La.-- Rev.Anthony F. Isenberg,dioeesan superintendentof schools, Crowley,La. Lincoln, Nebr.--Rev. Luke I,. Manderville,dincesith superintendentof schools, 1410Sharp Building, Lincoln, Nehr. Little Rock, Ark.-- -Rev. James P. Moran, diocesansuperintendent of schools, PulaskiHeights,I:ittle t. &rock.Ark. , _ Los Angeles andSan Diego, Calif. Rev.Noel Dillon, diocesansuperintendent ofschools, 1321Mariposa Street, Los Angeles,Calif. Louisville, ky.Rev.FelixN. Pitt, diocesansuperintendent of schools,443 South FifthStreet, Loilisv illy,Ky. Manchester. N. IT .--Mr.Wilfrid J.Le.-4:ir I, diocesansuperintendent of schools,299 MerrimackStroet, Manchester, N. H. . Marquette, Mich.Rev.D. Joseph Breault,dinceon superintendentof schools,St. George's Rectory Hark River, Mich. Mobile, AK-- Rev. h. J.Carroll, superintendentof parochial shools, foolenHigh School,400 GovernmentStreet, Mobile, A. Monterey and Fresno,Calif.--Rev. Daniel Keenan,diocese*superintendent of schools,Old MI"Nion Church, San Luis Obispo,Calif. Nashville,Tenn.---ItAv. Albert A.Siener, diocesansupervisor of schools, 2001West EndAvenue, Naahville, Tenn. Newark, N. 1.Rel'William F. Lawlor, dlocemnsuterintendent of schools, -91WastVngtonStreet, Newark, N. J. 1'1 Oklahoma City,Okla.Rev. Urban deBasque, superintendentof schools, 218 WestFilth Street, Okla- homa City, Okla. Omaha, Nebr.Rev.Joseph U. Ostdiek, diocesansuperintendent of schools,2507 Cass Street, Omaha, Nbbr. 7

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florin, Ill.Rev.John A. O'Brien,diocesansuperintendent. of schools,604 East Armory paign IH Street.Chsol. Pitt*urgh, Pa.--Rev.Paul F..Campbell,diocesan superintendent bagh,I. of schools,S323 PennAvenue,Pas. Portland, Me.lie%. Daniel J.Feeney, flit/eosin)superintertdent ofschools, Infi St Asr Me. Street, Portland, Providence, R I.Rev. ThomasV. Cassidy, diocesan visitoru parochial schools,St. Vincentdeilaul Infant Asylum,Provid(nce,R. T. Richmond, Va.--RAIrFrancisJ. Byrne,Rt 1 Floyd Avenue. Richmond, Va. Rochesla.,..N.c Y.Re. Jo'.inM. Duffy,diocesansuperintendent ofschools,217 Plymouth Rochester, N. Y. Avenue, Salt LakeCity, Utah -Rev. J. S. Keefe,diocesansuperintendentof schools,331 FastSouth Street, Salt LakeCity, Utah. Temple Scranton, PR.-Rev. J. J.Feat herstone,diocesansuperintendentof schools, WI ton, Pa. WyomingAvenue, Scrap Sioux Falls, S. Dak.Very Rev.Mons. W. S. O'Meara,diocesansuperintendentof schools. a s.Dak Watertown, Springfield, III--Rev.Edward J. Cahill, diocesansuperintendentof schools,UrsulineConvent, North Fifthitreet, Springfie»,In. 1400 ,Springfield, Mass.- Rev.John F. Conlin,diocesan schoolvisitor, Chicopee,Mass. Syracuse, N. Y.RAY. CharlesM. Cov'eney,diocesansuperintendentof schools, Street, Syracuse, N. Y I7 Fast Onondaga Toledo,Ohio--Very Rev. Francis Macelwane,diocesansuperintendentof Cathol chools, 2535 wood Avenue,Toledo, Ohio. Coiling. Trenton, N. J. --Rev. PatrickJ. Chine, diocesansuperintendentof schools,1S3 North Trenton, N. J. WarrenStreet, Wheeling, W.Va.Right Rev. Msgr.JamesF. Newcomb,diocesansuperintendentof schools, Bishop's Residence,Box 176,Wheeling, W.Va. Wichita, 10ins. Rev. LeonA. MeNeill,diocesansupprintendentof schools,307 East Wichita, Kans. centralAvenue, Wilmington, Del.Rev. William Temple,diocesansuperintendentof schools,Broome and oak Wilmington, Del. Street,

XXVI.JEwISIIEDUcATIONALORGANIZATIONS The following list shows, first,thename of the association;second, t`name and address of dent; third, theDame and address of the presi- thesecretary; fourth, theplace anddate of thenext meeting 1. NATIONAL Central Conferenceof American Rabbis, ReligiousEducation Committee:Rabbi DavidLefkowits, Dallas, Tex.;Rabbi IsaacE. Marcuson, Macon, Oa.;Providence, R.I., June27-July 2,11130. EducationalLeague for the HigherEducation ofOrphans:AlfredA. Benesch, Building, 912 Soctety for Savings Cleveland, Ohio;Harry S.Dasch,-338.Engineers Building,Cleveland,Ohio. Jewish AgriculturalSociety (Inc.):Percy S. Straus, 301 EastFourteenthStreet, NowYork, N. Y.;Reu. hen Arkush,301 East FourteenthStreet, New York, N. Y.;New York,N. Y.,February,1930. National Council forJewishEducation: BenRosen, 330 SouthNinthStreet, Jacob Pollack;11 Philadelphia,Pn.: Rabbi WestFoity-secondStreet, NewYork, N. Y.;New York,N. Y., June Union of American Hebrew 22-24, IMO. Congregations:LudwigVogeLstein, 61Broadway,New York, George Zepin, N. Y.; Rabbi seventh floor,MerchantsBuilding, eincinnati,'Ohio;Cincinnati, 26-26, 1930. Ohio, january 2, CITY Council of JewishWomen(Pittsburghsection): Mrs. RaymondM. Kaufmann,192A ightmanStreet; Mrs. Abe Blumenthal,1425 InvernessStreet. Educational Alliance(New YorkCity): Benjamin Tuska,111 Broadway,New'rk N. Y.;Bernard, M. L. Ernst, 2,5W'est Forty-tilirdStreet, New York, N.Y.; NewYork, N. Y . Hebrew Educationsociety, ry, 1030. Newark, N.J.: MosesRoth, 3? GroveRoad,South Oran Kinney Building. qylvanKohn, Hebrew EducationSociety of Philadelphia:Clarence L.Marks, 8/101NorthTwelfth8 Wolf, 330 NorthTwelfthStreet. eet; Howard

XXVILINTERNATIONALEDUCATIONALASSOCIATIONSAND FOUNDATIONS The following listshows, first,the.natne of the association; second,thename and address ofthe president; third, thename and addressof the secretary; fourth,the placeand dateof thenext meeting: Institute of InternationalEducation(Inc.),2 Wtst Forty-fifthStreet, NiwYork, N.Y.: StephenP. Duggan, 2 WestForty-fifthNigeet, New York, N.Y.; MaryL. Waite,2 West Fort-flfthStreet, New York, N. Y.;New York,N. Y.,October 30,1930.

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dIP !titer-American Congrecs of Rectors, Deans, and Educators:Habana. I'ram February 20 24. min inter- Awring,'Education Federationtiler) 1, Swiggett, The NfPnt1013, Washington. I)(4.: I 1lahill nit Cuba. MO. International Art Congress: Huger Elliott,MetromlaatritTu4STim, New York, N. V. C V. Kirby, .2i9State Street, Harrisburg, Pa.; Vienna, Austria. summer, 1932. International Association forCommercial Education (SochW Internationale pour l'EnseignementCorn. mercial): C. E. IL Boissevain, 2-41 Vijitendatn. Amsterdam,llolland, Y. Duborg, :!98 Valet Amsterdam, Holland; Copenhagen, Denmark, A ugust, 1930. national Boys' Work council: Benjamin F. Jones,784Broad Street, Newark:, N J., WilliamEs Butcher, 244William Street, New York, N. Y.; St Louis, Mo., December 1-3, pArm International Bureau of Education. 44 Rue des Maraichers,Geneva. Switzerland. Jean Piaget, 44 Rue des Maraichers, Geneva, Switzeiland; Marie Butts, 44 Ruedes Maraichers, Geneva, Switzerland; Geneva,Switzerland. Int(pational Commission of title 'reaching ofMat hematies(('ommission Internationale de l'Enseigne- ment Mathematique):Davfd EugeneSmith, 501 West One hundred and twentieth Street, New York, N. Y.; Henri Fehr, 110 Florissant, Geneva,Swit7erland; Geneva, Switzerland,1932. international Conference of the NewEducaliortFellowship:Mrs.Beatrice Ensor. I I T,ivistiek Square, London, England; Clare Soper, 11 Tavistock Sluare, London, Er d; France, liC2. International Congress of Child Welfare: Clement Pirguet, Cli ie d'Enfants de.l'Universite, Vienna, Austria,EtienneClourot, 31 Qual de Nfont Blanc, Oene Switzerland; The Hague, Holland, 1932. International Congress of Psycho!ogy: skimes McK. Catte Garrkmi-on-Hudson, N Y.Edwin (i.itorink, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.; Copenhagen, Denmark, August, i93.2. International Congress of Universities. Habana, Cuba, February 15-19, 1930. International Congress on Cornmercial Education: C. H. II, Boissevain, 2-41 Vikendam,A msterdam, Holland; A. Lltt., Schanzenberg 7, Zurich, Switzerland;London, England. International Congress on Family Education: A. M. de Vuyst, 22Oenue de l'Yser, Brussels, Belgium; Liege. Belgium, August 4-7, 1930. International Congress on Mental Hygieiw- William A. White, St. Elirabeth*s Hospital. Washington, 1). ('.; John R. Shillady, 370 Seventh Avenue, NewYork, N. Y.; Washington, 1). C., May 5-10, 1930 International Congress on the 1:listory of Science:'Charl*Singer, London, England: Aldo Miell, huts, France; London, England,MIL International Council for EducationalProgress:*'.N. Thomas, director. international Council for the Education ofFiceptional Children: Johnauk!torn. !Mills College, Calif.; Eleanor A. Gray, 485 Chesterfield Auntie,Ferndale, Mich.; AtlantiC City, N. J., February 21-23, 1930. International Council on Religious Education: Rusv(11Colgate, 105 lktidson Street, Jersey City, N J.; Hugh S. Magill, 5 South Wabash Avenue,Chicago, 111.; Chicago,Ilf., February18-19, MO. InternationalbentalHealth Foundation for Children: Louise C. Ball, 755 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y.; E. li. Hopkins, 755 Park Avenue,New York, N. Y.; New York, N. Y., February N, 1430. International Education Board: 'I'revor Arnett, 61 Brqadway. New York, N.Y.; William W. Brierley, 61Broadway, New York, N. Y. 4.1 International Federation of Catholic Alumnae:MrsMary. B. Finan, 01931 Yale Avenue, Chicago, 111.;. Katherine Driscoll, 1116 Garvin Place,Louisville,Ky.; Emmitsburg, Md., August, 1930. International Federation of Home and School: Mrs. A. II. Reeve, 124 West Ilighland.Avenue, Chestnut, Hill, Pa.; Anna 13. Pratt, 1421 Race Street, Philadelphia,Pa.;UnItedStates of America,summer, 1931 InternationalFederationofLibrary Associations:IsakCollijn, Kungl. Biblioteket, Stockholm, Sweden, T. P. Sevensma, librarian, League of Nations, Oeneva,Switzerland. InternationalFederation of University Women: WinifredCullis, 8Saint Martins*Place, London,

. (I. 2, England; Theodora Bosanquet, CrosbyHall Cheyne Walk, Loudon, S.V.'. 3, England; 1932 International Kindergarten Union: Margaret (1. Holmes, 136Cambridge Place, Brooklyn N. Y.; Sal ..11 Marble, 28 Cedar Street, Worcester, Mass.: Memphis,Tenn.. April 21-25, 1430. International League of Teacher-Mothers: Ella Frances Lynch;Minerva, N. Y. International Narcotic Education Association: Richmond P. Robyn, 995 SouthWestern A I,Los Angeles, Calif.; James M. Hobson, 995South Western Avenue, Los Angeles, Calif.; LosAngeles, Calif., February 21-28, 1430. - International Socitity for Crippled Children: Edgar F. Allen, SOO Lorain CountyBook BuilitVng, F.1yria, Ohio; Harry II. llowett, 800 Lorain County BookBuilding, Elyria, Ohio; Toronto, Canad%, March 17 19, 1930. II League of Nations: Iniernational Committee on IntellectualCooperation: Gilbert Murray, l'etseombe, Boar's Hill, Oxford, England; O. Operscu, Leagueof Nations, Geneva, Switzerland; Geneva, 8w1tiv. land!July,11930: American National (7ornmittee onInternational Intelleagual Cooperation: R. A. Millikan, California Institute of Technology,Pasadena, Calif.; J. David Thompson, 401 BStreet

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NW., Washington, D. C.; InternationalInstitute of IntellectualCooperation: JulienLuchaire,2, ita de Montpensier(Palais Royal), Paris1, France. Peabody Foundationfor International EducationalCorrespondence: Mrs.Mary G. Gaines,LoveCircle, Nashville, Tem.;Mrs. E. Y. Chapin,S7hattanooga,Tenn. World Associatffinfor Adult Education: Albert Mansbridge,16 Russell Square,London,W. C.1,Eng. land; Dorothy W.Jones, 16 RussellSquare, London, W.C. 1, England;August, 1930. World Committee on Peace through Education: P. W.Kuo, chairman,119 West Fifty-seventhStreet, New York, N. Y.;Raymond T. Rich,40 Mount VernonStreet, Boston, Mass.;Honolulu, Hawaii, 1931 WorldFederation of Education Associations:A. O. Thomas,44 Green Street,Augusta, Me.:C. J. Williams, 123 JesseHall, Columbia,Mo.; UnitedStates of America,Summer. 1931. World's StudentChristian Federation: Francis P. Miller,13 Rue Calvin, Geneva,Switierland;Louis Henroi413 RueCalvin, Geneva, Switzerland.

XXVIII.AMERICANASSOCIATIONS EDUCATIONAL, CIVIC,ANDLEARNED

The followingassociationsare entered under the firstwords of theircorporatenames and also under the catch words appearingin their titles.Tbe formeris the full entry and shows, first,thename undheal quarters address of the association;secon4, thename and address of the president;third, thename and address of thesecretary; fourth, the placeand date of thenext meeting.

NATIONALAND SECTIONAL

Accounting.See AMericanAssociation of UnivIrsityInstructors inAccounting. Accrediting agencies.See Association ofAmerican Universities;Association of Collegesand Secondary Schools of the Middle States and Maryland;Association of Collegesand SecondarySchools'ofthe Southern States; National Catholic EducationalAssociation; NewEngland Associationof Collegesand Secondary Schools; New EnglandCollege EntranceCertificate Boird; North CentralAssociation of Colleges and Seconary Schools;Northwest Associationof Seeondary andHigher Schools. Adult' education. See AmericanAssociation for AdultEducation;Councilon Adult Education forthe Foreign.born; National EducationAssociation, Departmentof Adult Education.See also Workers' Education Bureau of America,page 111; and World Associationfor Adult Education,page 116. Advertising.See National Association ofTeachers ofMarketing andAdvertising. Agricultural education.See AmericanAssociation forthe Advancementof Agriculturalleaching; Americati Association of Agricultural CollegeEditors;Association of LandGrant Colleges andUni- versities; Conftrence of NegroLand Grant Colleges. Alumni associations.See American AlumniCouncil;Army EducationalCorps, A. E. F. AlumniAsso- ciarion; AssociatedHarvard Clubs;Association ofAmerican RhodesScholars. NationalCatholic Alumni Federation. American Academy of Arts andLetters, 633 WestOne hundred andfifty-fifth Streets NewYork, N. Y.: Nicholas Murray Butler,633 West One hundredand fifty-fifthStreet, New York,N. Y.; Robert Underwood Johnson, 327 LexingtonAvenue, New York,N. Y.; NewYork, N. Y., April,1930. . American Academy of Arts andScienoes, 28 NewburyStreet, Boston,Mass.: Edwin B.Wilson,28 New. bury Street, Boston,Mass.; Robert P.Bigelow, 28 NewburyStreet, Boston, Mass.;Boston, Mass. American Academy of Politicaland Social Science,3622-3624 Locustareet, Philadelphia,Pa.: Leo S. Rowe, Pan American Union,Washington, D. C.; J. P.'Lichtenberger,University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa.; Philadelphia,Pa., May2-3, 1V30 American Alumni Council: John D.McKee, Collegeof Wooster,Wooster, Ohio;Arthur C. Busch, Rutgers University, New Brunswick,N. J.; Amherst,Mass., May1-3, 1930. American Association for AdultEducation, 80 EastForty-secondStreet, New York,N. Y.: James D. Russell, Teachers College,Columbia University,New York,N. Y.; MargaretE. Burton,800 Lexing- ton Avenue, New York, N. Y.;Chicago, Ill., May,1930. American Association for LaborLegislation: JosephP. Chamberlin,131East Twenty-thirdStreet, . New York, N. Y.; JohnB. Andrews, 131 EastTwenty-thirdStreet, New York,N. Y. American Association forthe Advancementof AgriculturalTeaching: J. D.Blackwell, StateDepart ment of Education, BaltimoreMd.; E. H.Shinn, UnitedStates Departmentof Agriculture.Wash. ington, D. C.; Washington,D. C.,November 1930. American Association forthe Advancement ofScience,SmithsonianInstitution, Washington,D. C.: Thomas Hunt Morgan,California Instituteof Technology,Pasadena, Calif.;Burton E.Livingston, Smithsonian Institution,Washington, D. C.;Cleveland,Ohio, December29, 1930January3,1431.8 American Association forthe Advancement ofScience, SectionQ: Leonard V.Koos, Universit'y ofChi- cago, Chicago, Il!.; Willis L. Uhl,University ofWashington, Seattle,Wash.; Cleveland,Ohio, December 29,1930-4nuary 3, 1931. American Association for tbeStudy of 'the Feeble-Minded:George L. Wallace,Wrentham, Mass.; -* H. W. Potter,722 West One hundredand silty-eighthStreet, New York,N. Y.; Washington;D. U. May&-io, i.

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American Assodat ion of Agricultural CollegeEditors: Bentley B. Mackay,Louisiana State University, Bair Rouge, La.; Roger De Bann. New Jersey StateCollege of Agriculture, New Brunswick,N. J.; Morgantown. West Ya., August 25-30, MO. American Association of College News Bureaus: Edmund R. Carrienter,Marquette University, Mil- waukee, Wis.; Don M. Creswell, PennsylvaniaState College, State College,Pa.; New York, N. Y., Faster,1! 30. Ameriran Association of Colleges of Pharmacy:John O. Beard, Universityof North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C.; Zada M. Cooper, lowaCity. Iowa.; Baltimore, Md., May5-8, 1930. American Association of Collegiate Registrars:F. J. Grant, Columbia University,New York, N. Y.; C. P. Steimle, Michigan State NormalColieke,Ypsilanti, Mich.; Memphis, Tenn.,April 15-17, lino. Americ:in Association of Collegiate Schoolso( Business: Ralph Heilman,Wieboldt Hall Northwestern University, Chicago, Ill.; William A. Rawles,Indian:i University, Bloomington,Ind.; Iowa City, Iowa, May, 1.930, American ssociation of Dental Schools:Wallace Seccornbe, University ofToronto, Toronto, ranada; DeLos L. Hill,1206 Medical Arts Building, Atlanta, Ga.; Toronto,Canada, March 24-28, 1930. American AFSOCiFit ion of Junior Colleges: J. B. Li llard. SacramentoJunior College, Sacramento,Calif., !mil,:S. Campbell, Peabody College, Nashville, Tenn.:Del Monte, Calif., November18, 1930. Arlerican Association of Law Libraries: Frederick W.Schenk, University of ChicagoLaw Library, Chicago.Ill.; Arthur S. McDaniel,42 West Forty-fourth Street, New York,N. Y.; Los Angeles, Calif., June 23-2s, 1930. American Association of Museums. Smithsonian Institution,W'ashington, D. C.: FiskKimball, Penn. sylvania Museum, Memorial flail.Philadelphia, Pa.; William deC. Ravenel,Smithsonian Institution, Washington, 1). ('.; Buffalo, N. Y.,June 4-7, IMO. American Association of School Physicians; L.W.Childs, Board of Education,Cleveland, Ohio.; William .1. Howe. State Education Building, Albany, N. Y.; FortWorth, Texas. American Association of Schools and Departments of Journalism:E. W. Allen, Universityof Oregon, Eugene. Oreg.; I-1. H. Herbert, University of Oklahoma,Norman, Okla.; Boston, Mass.,December 31 1930 American Association of Social -Workers: FrankJ. Bruno, Washington University,St. Louis, Mo.; Walter M. West, 130 East Twenty-secondStreet, New York, N. Y.; Boston,Mass., June R-14,1930. American Association of Teachers Colleges: Ilarry W. Rockwell,State Teachers College, Buffalo,N. Y. Charles W. Hunt, School of Edticat:on, WesternReserve University, Cleveland,Ohio; Atlantic City, N. J., February 21-22. 19.10. .kmerican Associatton of Teachers ofFrench: Charles A. Downer, Collegeof the City of New York, New York, N. Y.; Edmond A. Mfras, AdelphiCollege. Garden City, N. Y.; Cleveland, bh10. American Association of Teachers of 'German:Camillo von Klente, 12R WestSecenty-eighth Street, New York, N. Y.; Sol Liptrin, Collegeof the City of New York, New York,N. Y. American Association of Teachers of Italian:Alfonsode `Wyk), Brown University,Providence, R. I.; L A. Passarelli, University of Arkansas, Fayeitevine,Ark.; Washington, D. C., December,2941; 1930. American Association of Teachers of Journalism: John W. Dreury,UniverMty of Georgia, Athens,Ga.; 11. II. Herbert,University of Oklahomq,Norman. Okla.; Boston, Mass., December,29-31, 100. American Association of Teaebers of Spanish: Henry. G. Doyle,George Washington UniversityWash. ington, D. C.; William M Barlow,Curtis High School, Staten Island, N. Y. American Association of Technical lligh Schools and Institutes:41bert L. Colston, BrooklynTechnical High School, 49 FlatbushAvenue Extension, Brooklyn, N Y.; E. G. Allen,Zam Technical High School, Detroit, Mich. Amer)can Association of University Instructorsin Accounting: A. R Rosenkempff,New York Uni- versity. New York, N. Y.; Charles F. Schlatter,216 Commerce Building, Universityof Illinois, rrhana, Ill.: December,1930. American Association of University Professors; WilliamB. Munro, 26 Jackson Place, Washington, 1). C.; II. W. Tyler,26 Jackson Plaee, Washington, D. C. AmericanAssociation of University Women, 1834I Street NW., Washington, D. C.:MiLry E. Woolley,Mount Holyoke Cdllege, South Hadley. Mass.;Kathryn McRale, 1634 I StreetNW., Washington. D.C.; Cedar Rapids, Iowa, May 13-.15, 1930. American Association of Visiting Teachers: Julia K.Drew, 305 City Hall, Minneapolis,Minn.; M. Emilie Rannells, Stevens Schoolof Practice, Thirteenth and Spring Garden Streets,Philadelphia, Pa.; Columbus, Ohio.June 2S-July 4, 1930. American Association of Vocational Counselorsis being reorganised. American Association of Vocational Schools: M. P. Akers,Wabash Commercial School, Terre Haute, Ind.; T. A. Blakeslee, LincolnSchool of Commerce, Lincoln, Nebr.;proth.%bly Omaha, Nebr., May, 1930. American Association of Workers for the Blind.Calvin Glover, 1548 Central Parkway, Cincinnati, Ohio; Stetson K. Ryan.State Capitol, Hartford, Conn.; June, 1931. American Associationto Promote the 'teaching of Speech to the Deaf, 1601 Thirty-fifth Street, Wash- ington, D. C.; Harris Taylor,904 Lexington Avenue, New York, N. Y.; R. M. McManaway, Virginia School for the Deaf, Staunton, Va.; Milwaukee,Wis., probably June SO-July4, 1920-

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American BarAssociation, SectionLegal Educationand Admissionsto the Bar:George H.Smith, 10 South Main&met,Salt Lak ty, Utah; AlexanderB. Andrews,239 Fayetteville N. C. Street, Raleigh, AmericanCathol sto cal Association: FrancisJ. Tschan,Pen nsyk aniaState College,State College,- Pa.; Rev. Peteruilday, CatholicUniversity of America, Washington,D. C.;probah!y Boston.or Cambridge,Mass.. December29-31, 1930. American CatholicPhilosophical Association: Rt.Rev. James H.Ryan, CatholicUniversity ofAmer. lea, Washington,D. C.; Rev. FultonJ. Sheen, Catholic Universityof America.Washington,D. C.; December29-31, 1930. American Chemical Society: IrvingLangmuir, GenerelElectricCompany,Schenectady,N. Y.. Charles L. Parsons, MillsBuilding, Washington,D. C.; Atlanta,Ga.., April7-11, 1930. American Chemical Society, Division ofChemical Education:John N. Swan,Universityof Mississippi, University, Miss.; R.A. Baker, Bowne Hall, Syracuse University,Syracuse, N.Y.; Atlanta,Ga., April 7-11, 1930. AmericanCiernical Society, Senate ofChemical Education:John N. Swan,University ofMississippi, University, Miss.; R.A. Baker, Bowne Hail, Syracuse University,Syracuse, N,Y.; Atlanta,Ga., April 7-11, 1930. American Child Health Association',370 SeventhA venue, New York, N. Y. .68.O. crumbine,general executive, 370 Seventh.kvenue, New York,N. Y.; Philip VanIngen, 370SeventhAvenue, New York, N. Y. American Civic Association,901 Union Trust Building, Washington,D. C.: FredericA. Delano,901 Union Trust Building.Washington, D.C.; HarleanJames, 901 UnionTrust Building,Washington. D. C.; Philadelphia, Pa.,October, 1930. American Classical League: Ralph V. D.Magoffin, NewYork University,UniversityHeights, New York. N. Y.; Rollin 11 Tanner, NewYork University,University Heights,New York, N.Y.; prob. ably Oberlin, Ohio, October,1930. . American Council of Lea'rnedSocieties Devotedto Humanistic Stud*,907 FifteenthStreet NW., Washington. D.C.: Edward C.Armstrong, chairman,26 Edgehill Street,Princeton, N.J.; William E. Lingelhach,4304 usage Avenue,Philadelphia, Pa.; NewYork,N. Y.,January30-February1, 1030. American Council on Education, 26 Jackson Plaee,Washington, D.C.:. C. R. Mann.director,26 Jack. son Place, Washington, D. C.; HenryG. Doyle,Oeorge WashingtonUniversity,Washington, D. C.; Washington,D. C., May2-3. 1930. American Country LifeAssociation: Frank 0.Lowden, Oregon,Ill.; BensonY. Landis,MS East 'Pwenty-second Street, NPWYork, N. Y.;Madison, Wis.,October 20-22,1930. American Dietetic Association, Room 1118,25 East WashingtonStreet, Chicago,Ill.: Anna E.Boller, 66 Woodside Road, Riverside, ill.; PhyllisD. Rowe,Johns HopkinsHospital,Baltimore,Md., Toronto, Canada,September 8-10,1930. American Economic Association.. M. B.Hammond. Ohio StateUniversity,Columllus.Ohio;Frederick S. Deibler,Northwestern University.Evanston. Ill.; December,1939. American EducationalAssociation: CharlesA. Eaton, 112North TwelfthStreet, Philadelphia, M. I. Van Name, Pa.; 1259 Marlyn Road,Overbrook, Philadelphia,Pa.; Philadelphia.Pa., January,lia0. American EducationalResearch Association: J.Cayce Morrison,University ofthe Stateof New York, State Education Department,Albany, N. Y.;William S.()ray, Universityof Chicago,Chicago, 111.; Atlantk City, N. J.,February 23-27,1930. American Expeditionary Forces.Ste Army E;lucalional CorDs. American Federation ofArts: Robert W. deForest. 165 Broadway.New York, (q.; N. Y.; LeilaMechlin, Barr Building, FarragutSquare, Washington.D. Washinzton, 1).C., May14-16, 1930. American Federation of Organizations for the Hard of Nearing:liarvey Fletcher,463 West Street,New York, N. Y.; BettyC. Wright, 1601 Thirty.fifthStreet NW., Washington,D. C.; NewYork, N. Y., June 15-18, 1930. American Federation ofTeachers: MaryC. Barker, 6,LSMyrtle StreetNE., Atlanta,Oa.; FlorenceC. Hanson, 506 South WabashAvenue, Chicago, Ill.;Memphis, Tenn.,June 23-27,1930. American Field Service Fellowshipsfor FrenchUniversities.Seepage 110. American Forestry Association,1523 I, Street NW.,Washington, D.C.:. George D.Pratt, 26 Broadway, New York, N. Y.; OvidButler, 1523 LStreet NW.,Washington, D.C. American Foundation forthe Blind.Seepage 110. American Genetic Association,Victor Building, Washington,D. C.: DavidFairchild,306 Viclor Build- ing, Washington, D. C.; C. E. Leighty,306 Victor Building, Wastlington,D. C.; Washington,D. C., January 9, 1930.- American GeographicalSociety, Broadwayat One hundredand fifty-sixthStreet, NewYork, N. Y.: John H. Finley, Broadwayat One hundred andflfty-sixth Street,New York, N. Y.;Isiah Bowman, Broadwayat One hundred and fifty-sixthStreet, New York,N. Y. American Historical Association; 40 BStreet SW., Washington,D. C.: Evans11. Greene,Columbia University, New York,N. Y.; Dexter Terkins,40 H StreetSW., Washington,D. C.; Rotor;Mass., Degsmbef 29-31,1 149, AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS 119

American Home Eronornktg Association, n20 Mills Building, Washington, I). C.: Margaret M Justin, h8riqls state Agricultural College, Manhattan, Kans., Alice L. Edwards, 63) Mills Budding, Wash- ington, D. C.;Denver, Colo., June 24-28; 1930. merican Hospital Association, 18 East Division Street, Chicago, III.: Christopher G. Parnall, Rochester (ieneral Hospital, Rochester, N. Y.; Bert W. CakNell, 18 East Division Street, Chicago, Ill.; New Orleans, La., OctOber21-24, MO. American Humane Education Society, 180 Longwood Avenue, Boston, Mass.: Francis H. Rowley, 18) "Longwood Avenue, Boston, Mass.; Guy Richardson, 180 LongwoodAvenue, Boston, Mass.; Boston, Nitv:s., January 28, 11330. knirrican Institute ofArchitects, CommitteeeonEducation: William Emerson, chairman, committee on'education,491 Boylston, Street, Boston, Mass.; E. C. Kemper, The Octagon, Washington, D. C Washington, D. C., May, 1930. American Institute ofChemical Engineers: A. H. ,White, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.; iL CParmelee, Tenth Avenue and Thirty-sixth Street, New York; N. Y.; Detroit, Mich., June,1930. American Institute of Electrical Engineers: Harold B. Smith, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worm- ier. Mass.;F. L.Hutchinson,33 West Thirty-ninth Street, New York, N. Y.; New Yorkf.N. Y., January 27-31. 1930. mericanInstructors of the Deaf: E. A. Gruver, School for the Deaf, Mount Airy, Philadelphia, Pa.; IgnatiusBjorlee, School for the Deaf, Frederick, Md.; June, 1931. AmericanJunior Red Cross, American Red Cross, Washington, D. C.: H. B. Wilson, director, American Red Cross, Washington, D. C.; Mabel Boardman, American Red Cross, Washington, D. C.; Wash- ington, D. C., May 5-8, 1930. kmericini Legion.See French Universities Post, American Legion. American Legion, National Americanism Commission, 777 North Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Ind.; Dan Sowers, director, 777 North Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Ind. .krnerican Library Association, 520 NorthMichigan Avenue, Chicago, Ill.: Andrew Keogh, YaleUniver- sity Library, New Haven, Conn.; Carl II. Milarn. 520 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Ill.; Los Angeles, Calif., June 23-28, 1930. American Library Institute: Harry L. Koopman, Brown University Library, Providence, R. T.; Henry H VanHoesen, Brown University Library, Providence, R. I.; Atlantic City, N. J., April 4, 1930: A meri ca nManagement Association, 20 Vesey Street, New York, N. Y.: W. J.Donald, managiv.g director, 20 Vesey Street, NewYork, N. Y. American MathematicalSociety, 501 West One hundred and sixteenth Street, New York, N. Y.:E. R. Hedrick, University of California, Los Angeles, Calif.; R. G. D. Richardson, Brown University, Providence, R. I. Ainerican Medical Association, 535 North Dearborn Street, Chicago, 111.: M. L. Harris, 25 East Wash- ington Street, Chicago,Ill.; Olin West, 535 North Dearborn Street, Chicago, Ill.;Detroit Mich., June '2'.127, 1930. American Medical Association, Council onMedical Education and Hospitals,sm. North Dearborn street, Chicago,Ill.:Ray L. Wilbur, United States Department of the Interior, Washington, D.C.; N. P. Colwell, 535North Dearborn Street, Chicago, 111.; Chicago, 111., February17-19, 1930. - American Medical Association, Medical Library Atc-ociation: Archibald Malloch, New York Academy uf Medicine, Fifth Avenueand One hundred and third Street, New York, N. Y.; Sue Biethan,Public Library, Ann Arbor, Mich.; Montreal, Canada. American Mouth Health Association: ThomasB. Hartgell, Physicians and Surgeons Building,Minne- apolis, Minn.; Jacob G. Cohen, 508 Essex Building,Minneapolis,Minn. American National Committee on International Intellectual Cooperation. See League of Nations,page 115 American Nature Association, 1214 Sixteenth Street NW., Washington, D. C.: Arthur N. Pack, Prince- ton, N. J.; Percival S. Ridsdale, 1214 Sixteenth Street NW., Washington, D. C. American Nature Study Society: Bertha Chapman Cady, American Museum of Natural History, New York, N. Y.; Ellen,E. Shaw, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Columbus, Ohio, Jpiy,1930, American Nurses' Association, 370 Seventh Avenue, New York, N. Y.: S. Lillian Clayton, Philadelphia General Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa.; Susan C. Francis, Children's Hospital, Eighteenth and Bain- bridge Streets, Philadelphia, Pa.; New York, N. Y., January 13-18, 1930. Ainerican.-Optometric Association: George S. Houghton, Little Building, Boston, Mau.; E. H. Mete- napp,Glass Block, Faribault, Minn.; Boston, Mass., June 10-21, 1930. American Philological Association: Charles Burton Gulick, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.; Joseph William Hewitt, Wesleyan University, Middletown, Conn.; Iowa City, Iowa, December29- 31, 1930. American Philosophical Society, 104 South Fifth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.: Francis X. Dereum, 1719 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.; Arthur W. Goodspeed, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa.; Philadelphia, Pa., April 24-26, 1930. American Physical Education Association, Box 0, Highland Station, Springfield, Mass.: Frederick W. Maroney,Dep;irtmentof Health and Physical Education, Public &boots. Atlantic City, N. J.; Elmer D. Mitchell, University of Micb», Alin Arbor, Mich.; Boston, Mass., April1-5, 1930, American Political Science Assn' F. Shambaurb, State University el Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa; Clyde L. King, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa.; December, 1930.

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American Posture League(Inc.), 1 MadisonAvenue, New York.N. Y.: GeorgeJ. Fisher, Avenue, New York,N. Y.; L. 1 Madison E. LaFetra,1 MadisonAvenue, NewYork, N. Y.;New York,N. y., March 8,1930. American PsychologicalAssociation: K. S. Lashley,University ofChicago, Chicago,Ill.;Carl C. Brigham,Princetaa, N. J.;Iowa City, Iowa,December29-31, 1930. American Public HealthAssociation, 370SeventhAvenue, NewYork, N. Y.:A. J. Chesley, Health Officer,St. Paul, Minn.; State Homer N.Calver, 370SeventhAvenue, NeWYork; N.Y., Fort Worth, Ter,October27-31, 1930. American School'CitizenshipLeague: RandallJ. Condon,216 Eitst Ninth Mrs. Fannie Street, Cincinnati,Ohio. FernAndrews, 295CommonwealthAvenue, Boston,MUSS.;Columbus, Ohio, July 4, 1930. June28- AmericanSocial Uygiene Association,370 SeventhAvenue, New York,N. Y.: EdwardL. Keyes, Sevent h Avenue,New York, N.Y.; Donald tr. 370 Hooker, 370SeventhAvenue, NewYork, N. Y.;New York, N. Y.,January 17-18,1930. American Societyfor the Study of Disordersof Speech:Elmer L. Kenyon,104 SouthMichigan Boule- vard, Chicago,Ill.; Sara M.Stinchfield, Mount HolyokeCollege, SouthHadley, Mass.;Chicago,Ill., December 29-31,1930. American Society forThrift, 9 EastForty-sixtb Street,New York, N.Y.: S. W. sixth Street, Straus, 9 EastForty- New York.N. Y.; II.R. Daniel,9 East Forty-sixthStreet; NewYork, N. Y. American Societyof Civil Engineers: George T.Seaberry, 33 WestThirty-ninthStreet, New York,N. Y. Amer.ean Society ofMechanical Engineers,29 WestThirty-ninthStreet, NewYork, N. Y.:Charles POI, 910South Michigan Avenue, Chicago,Ill.; CalvinW. Rice,2i West Thirty-ninthStreet, New York, N. Y.;Washington, D. C.,April 5-9,1930. American Society of Teachers ofDancing: L.R. W...Vizay, 2029WisconsinAvenue, Milwaukee, Philip S. Nutt,-28 Columbia Wis.; Avenue, Vineland,N. J. NewYork, N. Y.,August 25-30,1930. AmericanociolugicalSociety, Fifty-eighthStreet and Ellis Avenue, Chicago,ill. 1 ward W.()dual, University of NorthCarolina, ChapelHill, N. ('.;E. W. Burgess, Universityof Chic ¡ American Statistical Chicago. Ill. Association,236 WoosterStreet, NewYork, N. Y.:Malcolm C.Roily, Interna final Telephoneand Telegraph Company, 41Broad Street,New York,N. Y.; WillfordI. Ring, 23616)osterStreet, New York,N. Y.; December,1930. American StudentHealth Ássociation:Warren Forsythe,University of Michigan. D. F. Smiley, Ann Arbor, Mich.; Cornell University,Ithaca, N. Y.;Netv tork, N.Y., December29-30, 1930. American Tree Association,1212 SixteenthStreet NW.,Washington, D.C.: Charles 1212 Sixteenth Lathrop Pack, Street NW., Washington,D. C.;P. S. Ridsdale,1212 Sixteenth Washington, D. C. Street NW, American VocationalAssociation: Paul W. Chapman,State Directorof VocationalEducation,Athens, Oa.; Z. M. Smith,StateDirector of Vocational Education,State House,Indianapolis, Ind.;Mil- waukee, Wis., December1O-13, 1930. Ainericanismcommission.See American Legion,National AmericanismCommission. Anna T. Jeanes Fund.Seepage 110. Appointment officers.See NationalAssociation o!Personnel andAppointment Architecture. See Officers. American Instituteof Architocts,Councilon Education; Associationof Collegiate Schools ofArchitecture;National Councilon SchoolhouseConstruction. ArmyEducationalCorpsA. E. F.AlumniAssociation: Frank E.Spaulding,68 Cold SpringStreet, New Haven,Conn.; George F.James, 6 NorthMichigqnAvenue, Chicago,Ill. Art. NW American Federation ofArts; ArtExtension Sbj.iety;Associationof Art College Art \Inseam Directorg; Association of America;EasternArts Association;Federated Councilon Art Education; estern Arts Association.See alsoAmericanArt Bureau,page 110; Internatiunal page 115 Art Congress, Art ExtensionSociety: Henry Turner Bailey,Art Center, NewYork, N.Y.; Francis11. Robertson, Westport.Conn.; AtlanticCity, N. J.,February24, 1930. Arts and letters.See-American Academy ofArts and Letters;NationalInstitute ofArts andLetters. Arts and sciences.See AmericanAcademy ofArts andSciences. OP Associated OuldanceBureau, 1 East Fifty-third Street,New York,N. Y.:Jess Perjnian,1 4s:ast Fifty- , third Street,New York, N. Y.; LeonoraSchultze, IEast Fifty-thirStreet, NewYork, N. Y.; New O York, N. Y.,February,1930. Asso4iated Harvard *Clubs: NathanHayward, 308Chestnut Street,Pt elphia, Pa.; jr.)-429 Nathan Pereles;, Brovlway, Milwaukee,Wis.;Minneapolis andSt. Paul,Min June 5-7. MO. Association forthe Studyof Negro Lifeand History,1538 NinthStreet NW., Carter O. Woodson, Washington, D. C. director,1538 NinthStreet NW.,Washington,D. C.;S. W. Rutherford, Ninth Street 153i°' NW., Washington,D. C.;Cleveland,Ohio, October,1930. Association ofAmericanColleges,IllFifth Avenue, New York,N. Y.:Luther P. Princeton University, Eisenhart, Princeton, N.J.; Robert L.Kelly,111 FifthAvenue, NewYork, N. Y.; \ January, 1931, Association ofAmerican Colleges and MphSchools of theSociety of Jesus:Rev. CharlesF. Carroll, St. Ignatius College,Ban Francisco,Calif.; Rev. J. M. Walsh,Spring HillCollege,SpringUtil,Ala.; Los Angeles,Calif., December21, 1930-January3, 1931. AMERICAN EDUCATIONALASSOCIATIONS 121

Association of AmericanGeoftptiers: A. E. Parkins, George Peabody College for Teachers, Nashville, Tenn.; D. H. Davis, University of Minnesota,Minneapolis, Minn.; December, 1930. Association of Amerkan Law Schools: Edson R.Sunderland, University of Michigan Law School, Ann Arbor, Mich.; Albert J.Harm: College of Law, University of Illinois, Urbana, Ill.; December 29-31, 1930. Association of American Library Schools: C. N.Williamson. Columbia University School of Library Service, New York, N. Y.; Isabella K.Rhodes, Columbia University School of Library Service, New York, N. Y.; Los Angeles, Calif., June 23-28, 1930. Association of American MedicalColleges: William Darrach, One hundred and sirty-eighth Street and Broadway, New York, N. Y.; Fred. C. Zapfie, 25 EastWashington Street, Chicago, Ill.; Denver, Colo., October 14-16. 1930. Associationof American Physicians: Thomas' McCrae,1929 SpruceStreet,Philadelphia.Pa.; James II. Means, Massachusetts GenerilHospital, Boston, Mass.; Atlantic City, N. J., May 6-7, MO. .1.sociation of American RhodesScholars: LeonatW. Cronkhite, 310 Congress Street, Roston, Mass.;

Franklin F. Russell, 67 Wall street, New Yor .Y.; New York, N. Y., March 10, 1930. Association of American Universities: Columbia University,New York, N.t.; Charles B Lipman, University of California, Berkeley, Cant.; Berkeley andStanford University, Calif. Association of Art Museum Directors: Robert B.Ilarshe, Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Ill.; J. Arthur MacLean, Toledo Museum of Art,Toledo, Ohio; Cambridge, Mass., May, 1930. Association of College and UniversityBroadcasting Stations:J.C. Jensen, Nebraska Wesleyan University, Lincoln, Nebr.; R. W. Goddard, Stabe College,New Mexico. Association of Collegeand University Unions: T. B. Hartenstein,University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa.; Edwards S. Drake, Ohio StateUniversity, Columbus, Ohio; December,a930. Associaiion of Colleges andSecondary Schools of the Middle States and Maryland: JamesN. Rule, Deputy Superintendent of Public Instruction,Harrisburg, Pa.; Oeorge William McClelland,Univer- sity of Pennsylvania,Philadelphia, Pa.; November 28-30,1930. Assodation of Colleges and SecondarySchools of the Southern States: Harry D.Campbell, Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Va.; GuyE. Snavely, Birmingham-Southern College,Birmingham,

Ala; Atlanta, Oa., December 1-5, MO. Association of Colleges forNegro Youth; D. O. W. Holmes, HowardUniversity, Washington, D. O.; James T. Carter, Talladega College,Talladega, Ala.; Talladega, Ala., April 17-18, 1930. Association of CollegiateSchools of Architecture: Everett V. Meeks, YaleUniversity, New Haven, corm.; Roy ChildsJdnes, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn.; Washington, D. C., May, 1930. .. Association of Community Chests andCouncils: J. Herbert Case, 40 FederalReserliabli4k,New York, N. Y.; Allen T. Burns, 1815Graybar Building, New York, N. Y.; Washington, D. C. Association of Cooperative Colleges: W.H. Tim bie, Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology,Cambridge, Mass.,._Charles W. Lytle, New York University,University Heights, New York, N. Y.; Montreal, Canadt. Associatitm of Cosmopolitan Clubs(North American): Orrin H. Smith, 613AndersonStreet,Green- castle Ind.; George B. Manhart, 325 NorthHightail Avenue, Oreencastle, Ind.; Indianapolis, Ind.,

December, 1930. 411W Association of Departments ofEducation in State UniversitieS and Land GrantColleges: C. R. Maxwell; University of WyOming, Laramie, Wyo.;W. B. Sealock, UniverWy ofNebraska, Lincoln, Nebr., Atlantic City, N. J., February 22-23, 1930. Association of Directors and Ministers ofReligious Education. 'See Association of ProfessionalReligious Education. Association of Governing Boards of StateUniversities and Allied Institutions:David F. Ross, Lafayette, Ind.; D. W. Springer, National PressBuilding, Washington D. C.; Chapel Hill, N. C., November, 1930. Associationofaistory Teachers of the Middle States and Maryland: Carlton J. H. Rapes,Columbia University,ewYork, N. Y..; Lena C. VanBibber, Preston Apartment,Baltimore, Md.; probably New York, N. X., May 1, 1930. Association of Land Grant Colleges andUniveritties;Andrew M. Soule, University of Georgia, Athens, Oa.; Thomas lk Cooper, Universityof Kentucky, Lexington Ky.; Washington, D. C., November, 1930. Association of MilitaryColleges and Schools: Col. Thomas H. Russell,Staunton Military Academy, Staunton, Va.;Lieut. Col. A. M. Hitch, Kemper MilitarySchool, Boonville, Mo.; Washington, D. C., March, 1930. Association of Modern LanguageTeachers of the Central Weetand South: John D. FitzGerald, University of Arizona, Tucson,Ariz.; Ruth P. Maxwell, Oak Parkand River Forest Township High 4 School, Oak Park, Ill..Chicago, Ill., May, 1930. Association of Modern LanguageTeachers of the Middle States and Maryland: A.B. Beardsley, Goucher College, Baltimore, Md.; Merle I.Protnean, George Washington University, Washington,D. O. Atlantic City, N. J., November2,UM 122 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY,1 930 116 Association ofPrivate SchoolTeachers: DorothyHopson, 16West NinetiethStreet, NewYork, N. Y.; Elizabeth Harlow,37 WestEighty-fifth Street, NewYork, N. Y.;New York,N. Y., April,MO. Association ofSchools, Co114esandSeminaries of the ReformedChurch: E.M. Hartman,Franklin and MarshallAcademy,Lancaster, Pa.;George L. Omwake,Ursinus College,Collegeville,Pa.; Atlantic City,N. J.,February23-27, 1930. Association of t Schools ofProfessionalSocial Work:Mrs. EvaWhitingWhite, Mass.; Margaret SimmonsCollege, Boston, Leal, 105East Twenty-secondStreet, NewYork, N.Y.; Boston, Associatio5 ofSummer School Mass., May,1930. Directors:CharlesE. Chadsey,University ofIllinois, S. H. Goodnight,University of Urban%Ill., Wisconsin, Madison,Wis.; MadisonWis.,November,1930 Association ofTeachers ofLaw inCollegiate Schoolsof Business: Virginia, Charles N.ilulvey,Universityof charlottesville, Va.;E. R.Delavon,University ofIllinois, Urbana, 1930. Ill.; Docembdt29-30, Association ofTeachers of Mathematics inNew England:Raymond K.Morley, Institute,Worcester, Mass.; WorcesterPolytechnic H. D. Gaylord,20 GardenStreet,Cambridge,Mass.: liecember6, 1V30. Boston, Masi., *Associationof Teachersof Mathematics in the MiddleStates andMarylandDonald E.Marrorrnik, Villiarn PennCharter School,Germantown, Pa.; NormaSleight, ShippenSchool, (Aricater, November27-29, IW30. Pa.; Association of Teachers ofReligion:Edward E.Domm, NorthCentral G. Ward, College,Naperville,Ill.; Friiik Young Men'sChristianAssociationCollege,Chicago, Ill. Association of tniversity and CollegeBusiness Officers:R. B. Stewart,Purdue Ind.; CharlesA. Kuntz, University,Lafayette, Ohio StateUniversity,Columbus, Ohio;Boulder, Colo., Assodation of May22-Z3,ma Universityand CollegeBusiness Officersof the EasternStates: LeRoy York University, E. Kimball,New New York,N. Y.;Horace S. Ford,Massachusetts Cambridge, Mass. instituteof Technology, Association of UrbanUniversities;J. II. Penniman,University C. S. Marsh, of Pennsylvania,Philadelphia,Pa.; University ofBuffalo,Buffalo, N.Y.; Philadelphia,Pa., November Athletics.See National 6-7. t930. Amateur AthleticFederationofAmerica;National Association; ColiegiateAthletic, NationalFederation ofState HighSchool AthleticAssociations. Audubon societies.See NationalAssociation ofAudubonSocieties. Baptist Church.See NorthernBaptist Education Society; -SouthernBaptistEducationAssociation. BarnesFoundation.Seepage 110. Baron deHirsch Fund.Seepage 110. BenedictineEducationalAssociation.See NationalBenedictine Blind. EducationalAssociation. See AmericanAssociationof Workersfor theBlind;National Blindness. Society forthe Preventionof See alsoAmericanFoundation forthe Blind,page 110. Book publishers.See NationalAssociationof BookPublishers. BotanicalSociety ofAmerica: L. W.Sharp, CornellUniversity,Ithaca, N. Y.;A. J. Eames,Cornell University, Ithaca,N. Y.;Cleveland,Ohio,December29-31, 1930. Boy Scoutsof America,200 Fifth Avenue, NewYork, N.Y.: WalterW. Head,State Chicago, Ill.;James E. West,2 Park NationalBank, Avenue, NewYork, N. Y.;May,1930. Boys' Club Fedetationof America: WilliamEdwin Hall,605 FifthAvenue, NewYork, N. Y.; Ziegler, Jr.,512 FifthAvenue, New William York, N.Y.; Detroit,Mich., May19-22, 1930. Broadcastingstations.See Association ofCollege andUniversityBroadcastingStations. Broader education.See NationalSociety forBroaderEducation. Bulgarian Student Association inNew YorkCity: BlagorestM. Popoff,2 Elwood N. Y.;Antirn Nedelkoff, Street, NewYork, InternationalHouse, ColumbiaUniversity,New York, Business. N. Y. See NationalEducationAssociation,Departmentof Business. Business education.See underCommericaleducation. Businessofficers.See AmericanAssociation of CollegiateRegistrars;Association ofUniversityand College BusinessOfficers;Association ofUniversityand College States; National BusinesiOfficers ofthe Eastern Associationof PublicSchool BusinessOfficials;PacificCoast Registrars. Auociation ofCollegiate Camp Directors' Association: J.P. Sprague,811 CentralStreet, Wolfeboro, Evanston,Ill.; LauraI. Mattoon, N. H.;Chicago, III.,February28-March1, 1930. Camp Fire Girls (Inc ),41 UnionSquare, NewYork, N.Y Florence York, N. Y.; Hughes,41 UnionSquare, New Lester E.Scott, 41UnionSquare, NewYork, N.Y. Cat pees Corporation4fNew York.Seepage Carnegie Foundation 3 for theAdvancementof Teaching.Seepage. - Catholic Boys'Brigade,U. S., 316West Eighty-flfth Street, NowYork, N.Y.: Rev.Kilian J.Hennrich, 213 Stanton Place,New York,N. Y.;Daniel J. Donovan,316WestEighty-fifthStreet, NewYork, N. Y.,; NewYork, N.Y., January16, 1930. Catholic Church.SeeAmericanCatholic HistoricalAssociation;AmericanCatholicPhilosophical Association; Associationof AmericanCollegesand High Schools of theSociety ofJesus; CatholicBoys' Brigadg U. 8.;CatholicEducationalAssodation in theDiocese ofOklahoma;Federationof Catholic College Clubs;FranciscanEducationalConference; NationalBenedictineEducationalAssociation;

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National Catholic Alumni Federation; National CatholicEducational Association; National Catholic Welfare Conference.See also International Federation of CatholicAlumnie, page 115. Catholic EducationalAssociation in the Diocese of Oklahoma: Rev. F. A.Driscoll, Casoia Hall, Tulsa, Okla.; Sister Mary Gabriel, Mount St.Mary's, Oklahoma City, Okla.; Tulsa, Okla., April 21-22,1930. Central Associationof Science and Mathematics Teachers: Walter G.Gingery, Washington High School, Indianapolis, Ind.; W. F. Roecker, 1439Fourteenth Street, Milwaukee, Wis.; Milwaukee, wis., November 28-29, 1930. Central Commercial Teachers Association:U. R. Hamilton, Hamilton's College of Commerce, Mason City, Iowa; Mrs. Nellie M. Poe, GatesCollege, Waterloo, Iowa; Omaha, Nebr., May 8-10, 1930. Character Education Institution.See page 110. Chemistry.See American Chemical Society;American Institute of Chemical Engineers; New England Association of Chemistry Teachers.See also under Science. Child Conservation League of America, 205West Monroe Street, Chicago, Ill.; Winfield Scott Hall, 3122 isconsinAvenue, Berwyn, Ill.; Mrs. Kathryn.R.Martin, 205 West Monroe Street, Chicago, Ill.; Chicago, 111., January 9, 1930. Child Education Foundation.See page 110. Child health.See American Child Health Association;White House ConferenceonChild Health and Protection. Child Study Association of America, MWest Seventy-fourth Street, New York, N. Y.: Mrs. Howard S. Gans,25East Seventy-seventh Street., New York, N. Y.;Bettie Harris, 54 West Seventy-fourth Street, New York, N. Y. Child welfare.See American Child Health Assocfation;Associated Guidance Bureau (Inc.); Child. Conservation League of America; ChildStudy Association of America; Child Aelfaris Committee of America; Child Welfare League of America;National Child Labor Committee; National Child elfare Association; National Children's Home andWelfare Association; National Conference of Juvenile Agencies; See also tinder Juvenile organizations.See also Child Education Foundation (Inc.) page i i();Children's Foundation, page 110;International Congrass of Child Welfare,page 11.s. Child Welfare Committee of America, 730 Fifth Avenue, NewYork, N. Y.: August Heckscher, 52 Van- derbilt Avenue, New York, N. Y.; Anna Tunick, 730Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.; New York,

N. Y,January 28, 1930. Child Welfare League of America, las East Twenty-second Street, New York, N. Y.: Cheney C. Jones, ici south Huntington Avenue, Boston, Mass.;Jessie P. Condit, 5 Belmont Avenue, Newark, N. J.;

,January 3-4, 1930. Philadelphia, Pa a * Children's Foundation.Seepage 110. Chinn Itrtitute in America.. See page 110.(Formerly China Foundation for the Promotion of Education and ('ulture.) Christian education.Ste Association of American Colleges and High ,Schools of the Society of Jesus; Association of Professional Religious Education; Association of Schools, Colleges, and Seminaries of the Reformed Church; Catholic Educational Association in the Diocese of Oklahoma; Educational Association of -the Methodist. Episcopal Church;Franciscan Educational Conference;National Benedictine Educational Association; National Catholic Educational Association; National Council on Religion inHigher Education;Northerii BaptiseEducation Society; Presbyterian College Union; Presbyterian Education Association of the South; Religious Education Association; Southern Baptist Education Association.See also Church Edueational Boards, pages 111-112. church and Drama League' of America, 289 Fourth Avenue, New York, N. Y.: Rev. J. Parkes Cadman; 2x9 Fourth Avenue, New York, N. Y.;dborgeReid Andrews, 280 Fourth Avenue, New York, N.Y. New York, N. Y., May, 1930. citizenship.See American School Citizenship League; Constitution Educational Assodation; National Association for Constitutional Government; National Security League. imsical Association of New England: Josiah Bridge, Ethel Walker Salon], Simsbury, Conn.; M. N. Wetmore, Williams College, Williamstown, Mass.; New Haven, Cofin., April 4-k IMO. (lassie& Association of the Atlantic States: Mary L. Breene, Peabody High School, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Charkei Knapp, 1737 Sedgwick Avenue, New York, N. Y.; Pittsburgh, Pa., May 17-18, 1930. Clamical Associatibn of the Middle West and South: W. J. Battle, University of Texas, Austin, Tex.; W. L. Carr, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.; New Orleans, La., April 3-5, 'MO. Classical Association of the Pacific States,NorthernSectioa: FredericfS. Dunn, University of Oregon, Eugene, Oreg.; Winona Bailey, 1426 Warren Avenue, Seattle,%rash.;probably Portland, Oreg., December 29-31, 1930. Classroom teachers.See National Education Association, Department of Classroom Teachers. College Art Association or America: John Shepley, University of Chicago, Chicego, Ill.; Jame B. Munn, New York Univehity, Washington Square, New York, N.Y. College clubs.See Federation of Catholic College Clubs. College ConferenceonEnglish in the Central Atlantic States: DeWitt C. Croissant, George Washington University, Washington, D. C.; Karl J. Holttknecht, Washington Square College, Washington Square, yap,New York, N. Y.. Atlantic City, N. J., November 29, 19130. Collateentrance.See College Entrance Examination Board; New England College Entrance Certifi- cate Board 124 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY, 19 3 0 7 College Entrance ExaminationBoard:Henry Pennypacker,chairman,Harvard University,Cambric*, Mass.; ThomasS.tiske,431 West One hundred andseventeenthStreet, New York,N. Y.; NewYork, N. Y., April2, 1930. - College teachersof education.See NationalSociety of CollegeTeachers of Education. Colleges. See Associationof AmericanColleges. See ciaounderUniversities andColleges. Collegiateregistrars.See American Association ofCollegiateRegistrars; PacificCoast Associationof Collegiate Registrars. Collegia» te schools of business.flee AmericanAssociation of CollegiateSchools ofBusiness. Columbian LibraryAssociation, Washington, D. C: A delenePratt, 520 NorthCharles Street,Baitimorgo Md.; GraceBarnes, Urriversityof Maryland,College Park, Md. Commercial education. ee American Associationof CollegiateSchoolS ofBusiness;American Assocl. ation of UniversityInstructors inAccounting;EasternCommrrcialTeachers Association: Association of Accredited National CommercialSchools; NationalCommercialTeacher TraininRAssociation; National CommercialTeachers Federation; ion& EducationAssociation,Department ofBusiness; National Federationof ('ommere Gnu ew England High SchoolCommercialTeachers ation; New England Associ- Pennoinship Association;Pitman CommercialTeacher(Association;ISouthern Commercial Teachers Association; SoutliwesternPrivate CommercialSchools Association.qa`Seeatto Intevational Associationfor Commercial Education,page 115; InternationalCongreson Commercial Education,page 115. Commission for the Relief inBelgium Ed.uent inntFoundation.Seepage 110, Commissionon Medical Education: A. Lawrence Lowell,chairman, HarvardUniversity,Cambridge, Mass.; Willard C.Rappleye, 215Whitney Avenue,New Haven,Conn.

Committeeon Foreign Travel antStudy: Marcus . MMarks. IS FastForty-eighthStreet,New York, N. Y.; FrederickB. Robinson, NIlege of the City of NewYork, NewYork, N.Y.; NewYork N. Committeeon Friendly Relations Among Foreign y. Students:Frank I,. Polk,347 MadisonAvenue,New York, N. Y.; Charles D.Hurrey, 347 Madison Avenue, New York,N. Y. Committeeon the °Ming of Nursing Schools: WilliamDarrach, 632West Onehundredand sixty- eighth Street, NewYork, N Y.; May Ayres Burgess,370 SeventhAvenue, NewY9rk, N.Y.: New York, N. Y., April 24,1930. Commonwealth Fund.See pu.)11 in. és , Community center.Ste NationalCommunity Center Assoc.int ion. Community chests.See Association ofCommunity Chestsand Touncils. Compulsory education.See National LcagtAcof CompulsoryEducationOfficials. Confe:ence of Deans of Men,Colleges or western States: WilliamE. Nicoll,Pomona College,Claremont, Calif.; Francis Bacon,University of Southern California,UniversityPark, LosAngeles, Calif.;Los Angeles, April 17-19,1930. Conference of Negro Land-Orant Collrges:W. J. Hale,Agricultural andIndustrial College, Tenn.; R. S. Orossley, Nashville: State College, Dover,Del.; Washington,D. C., November,1930. Conference of'Southern Mountain Workers: C. ItTrowbridge,chairman, WeaverCollege.Weaverville N. C.; Helen H. Dingman,Berea College.!trek Ky.;Knoxville,Tenn., March25-27, 1930. Conference of Superintendents and Principals of Schoolsfor the Deafin the UnitedStatesand Canada, F. W. Booth, School forthe Deaf, Omaha, . Nebr.; ES. Tillinghast,South DakotaSchool fortheDeaf, SiouxFalls. S. Dak.; fall of1931 Conference of Teachers of International Law:Edwin W.Borchard,Yale UniversityLaw School, Haven, Conn.; Philip New C. Jessup, ColumbiaUniversity LawSchool, NewYork, N.Y. Constitution EducationalAssociation: Harry F.Atwood,2S EastJackson Boulevard, Louis A. ChicagoIll.; Bowman, 224 HomeAvenue, Oak Park, Ill.;Chicago,111,, October,1930. Convention of American Instriictorsof the Deaf: E. A. Gruver,Schoolfor theDeaf, MountAiry; Philadelphia, Pa.;Ignatius Tijorlee, Schoolfor the Deaf,Frederick, Md.,June, 1931. Cooperative colleges.See Associationof CooperativeColleges. Corporation schools.See AmericanManagement Association. Correspondence. SeePeabody ,Foundation for_ IniernationalEducationalCorrespondence,page 1M. Cmemnpolitan clubs.See Associationof CosmopolitanClubs. Council ofState 8uperintendents and Commissionersof EducationAlbert B.Merridith,State Capitol, Hartford, Conn.;Agnes Samuelson, Des Uoines,Iowa: AtlanticCity, N.J., Fet$ruary Council 23-27. 1930. on Adult Eduéation for theForeign-horn, 112 EastNineteenthStreet, NewYork, N. n. Finley,chairman, New Y.; John York TimesBuilding, 229WestForty-thirdStreet, NewYork, N. Y.; : Robert T. Hill, 112 EastNineteenthStreet, New York, N. Y.;New York,N. Y.,January,1930. Councilon education.See AmericanCouncilon Education. Councilon Education for Journalism: Willard GrosvenorBleyer,Universityof Wisconsin,Madison, plig. Wis.; Boston,Maas., December29-31, 1930, Country life.See AmericanCountry Life Association; Farm Women'sNationalCongress;Farmers' Educational andCooperativeUnion. -1** Crippled children.See National Amociation ofTeachers ofCrippledChildren.See alsoInternational Society for CrippledChildreq,page 115. Dalton Exchange Bureau.Ses DaltonParent-TeachersAssociation,page 146.

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Dancing Masters of America (Inc.)! Thomas M. Sheehy, 841East Sixty-third Street, Chicago Ill.; Walter U. sohy, 553 FarmingtonAvenue, Hartford, Conn.; New York, N. Y., August 18-28, 1930. Deaf.See A nterican Associationto Promote the Teaching of Speech to the Deaf; American Federation of Organizations for the Hard of Hearing;AmericanInstructors of the Deaf; Conference of Superin- tendents and Principals of Schools for the Deaf in the United Statesand Canada; Convention of American Instructors of the Deaf;National Education Association, Departmentof Lip Reading; Soviet y of Progressive Oral Advocates. I Deans.see Conference of Deans of Men, Colleges of Western States; National Associationof Deans and Advisers of Men; National Education Association, Department of Deansof Women. Delinquency SeeNational Conference of Juvenile Agencies; National ProbationAssociation. Dental schools.SeeAmerican Associat iv of Dental Schools. Directors of instruction.SeeNational Ftucation Association, Departmentof Supervisors and Directors of instruction. Directors of library school's. See page108. a Domestic seienoe.Seeunder Home Economics. Omni eChurch and Drama League ofAmerien; Educational Dramatic League. Duke Endowment. Seepage 110. Eastern Arts Association: Joseph Wiseltier,care of State Board of Education, Hartford, COnn.; Frank E. Mathewson, Dickinson High School, Jersey City, N.J.: Boston, Mass., April 23-26, 1930. Eastern Association of Physics Teachers: Roy R. Hatch,Mount Hermon School, Mount Hermon, Maims.; w.w. ()bear, High School, Somerville,Mass.; Cambridge, Mass., March, 1930. Eastern College Personnel OfficersAssociation:Nicholas M. McKnight, Columbia University,New York, N. Y.:Mr's.Constance L. Tofellibeend, Bureau of Appointments, YaleUniversity, New Haven, Conn.; Poughkeepsie,N. Y., March 21. 1930. Faster-1i Commercial Teachers Association EdwardJ. McNamara, 115 West Sixty-fifth Street,New York, N. Y.; Alexander S. Massell, 725Broadway, New York City; New York, N. Y., April17-19, 1930. Eastern Music Supervisors 1Conference: Claude Rosenberry,Harrisburg, Pa.; Marion E. Knightly, winchester, Mass. Eastern Society of the Association of Directors ofPhysical Education for Womentn Colleges and Univer- sities: Gertrude C. Emery,Radcliffe College, Cambridge, Mass.; ElinevonBorries, Goucher College, Baltimore, Md.; Baltinnire, Md., April10-11. 1930. Economics.See American Economic Association. Seealso Bureau of Cominercial Economies,page 11(t Pollak Foundation for EconomicResearch,page 111. Editors.See American Association of Agricultural CollegeEditors. Education. SeeAmerican Councilon Education; Inland Empire Edu;atron Association Council of Psy- chology and Education; National AdvisoryCommitteeonEducation; National Society for. Broader Education; National Society for the Study ofEducation; Progressive Education Association. Education departments.SeeAssoolationiofDepartments of Education in State Universitiesand Land Grant Colleges. Educational Aid Society, 168 North MichiganAvenue, Chicago, Ill.; George M. Lindsay, 706Midland Building, Kansas City, Mo. Educational Association of the MethodistEpiscopal Church: ArloAyers Brown, Drew University, Madison, N. J.; John LawrenceSeaton, Albion College, Albion, Michel Washington, D.C., January 16-17,1930. Educational experiments.See Bureau of Educatioeal Experiments,page 110y Educational method. SeeNational ConferenceonEducational Method. Educational PressAssociation of America:James F. Hosic, 525 West Ono hundredand twentieth Street, New York, N. Y.; Thomas J. Walker,Office of School and Community, Columbia, Mo.;Atlantic City, N. J., February 25, 1930. I. Educational Records Bureau. Seepage 110. Educational Research Association.See American Educational Research Association. Electricity. SeeAmerican Institute of Electrical Engineers. Elementary Schools. SeeNational Education Association, Departmentof Elementary Rdncetion. Elizabeth McCormickMemorial Fund.See page 1104 Engineering. SeeAmerican Institute of Chemical Engineers;American Institute 'if Electrical Engineer% American Society of CivilEngineers; American Society of MechanicalEnr,ineers; Society for the Promotion of EngineeringEducation.See also Engineering Economics Foundation,page 110. English.SeeCollege ConferenceonEnglish in the Central AtlanticStates; Inland Empire Education Association, CouncilonEnglish; National Council ofTeachers of English; New England Association of Teachers of English. Examination board.8e. College Entrance Examination Board;New England College EntranceCorti- cate Board; Secondary EducationBoard. Ereptionalchildren.See American Association for tbe Studyof the Feeble-Minded; National Associa- tion of Teachers of Crippled Children;National Conference ofJuvenils Agencies.See also In ternstios0 Council for the Educationof E zceptiousi Children,page WI.1944 elee undsr Blind; D. v. 91739*----3b-i) ,

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Extension education.See National University *Exitnsion Association.See also National Community Foundation (or PopularEducationf:ndCultural Advancement,page 111. Eyesight Conservation Councilof America: Activitiessuspended. Fairhope Educational Foundation. Seepage 110. Family educationNee International Congresson Family Education,page 115. Farm Women's National Congress:Mrs. Fannie M.klinek, Clarksville, Iowa;Mrs. Faye M.Holt, Seattle, A'ash. Farmer's Educational andCooperative Union ofAmerica: C. E. Huff,Mina, Kans.: JamesJ. O'Sbek Roberts, wont.; St. Paul, Minn.,November IS,1930. Federated Councilon Art Education: Royal B. Farnuni. RhodeIsland School of Design,Providence, R. I.; Leon L. Winslow,'arrollton and LafayetteAvenues, Baltimore, Md. Federation for Child Study.see Child Study Associationof America (Inc.). Federation of CatholicI .011egt Clubs: Joseph B. Hearn, 4$2..1 CedarA venue, Philadelphia,Pa.; Haroki J. Ryan, 73 WaalghbyAvenue,Brooklyn, N. V.; Boston,\lass., July 2 )930. Federation of Teachers.ec. Amer wan Federation of Teachers. Feeble-minded..s'ee American Association tor thestudy of the Fee tde winded Fellowships.Nee American Field ServiceFellowships for French rniver:it ies,page 110. Foreign travel. Nee Committee on Foreign Travel andStudy; Kahn Foundation for Foreign Travel . American Teachers,page111. Forestry.,See American Fotestry A ssociat ion; American Tree Association.Soticty of American Foresters. Foundation for Moral Leaflet ship. Neepage 110. Foundation for the Advancementof the Social Sciences see page 110. Franciscan Educational Conference: VeryRev Thomas Plassmann,Allegany, N. Y.; Rev:Felix M. Kirsch, Capuchin College, Washington,1) C.; New orleans, La.,June, 1930 Fratern it ies.See I Weill aternity Conference. French Universities Post, American Legion:Maj. E. N. Cooke Rogers,22.') Fifth Avenue, NewYork, N. Y. General Education Board.Seepage 111. s rGenetic Association.See American GeneticAssociation Geography.See America9 GeographicalSociety: Associationof Ameriran Geographers;National Council of Geography Teachers; NationalGeographic Society;Pan American Instituteof Geography and History. Geological Society or America:R. A. F. Penrose, Jr., BaiaBuilding, Philadelphia,'Pa.; Charles P. Berkey, Columbia University,New York, N. Y. Toronto,Canada, December29-31, 1030. German Students' CooperativeAssociation (Wirtschaftshilfeder DeutschenStudentenschaft):Dr. %.. Reinhold Schairer, DresdenA-24, Kaitzerstr. 2, Dresden,Germany; Kurt Bartusch,347 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y. Girl Reserve Department:(part of ,the N".*W. C.A. movement.): Mrs. WallaceHamilton, chairman. 600 Lexington Avenue, New York,N. Y.; Annie Kate Gilbert,1100 LexingtonAvenue. New York, N. Y.; New York, N. Y., December,130. Girl Scouts (Inc.).670 LexingtonAvenue, New York, N. YMrs. William H. Hoffman,67() Lexington Avenue, New York, N. Y.; Mrs. JuliusH. Barnes, 670 LexingtonAvenue, New York, N. .; Indian apolis, Ind., October 1-4, 1930. Guggenheim Foundation.See John Simon GuggenheimMemorial Foundation,page 111. Hard of hearing.See American Federationof Organizations for theHard of Hearing. Harmon Foundation.See page 111. Harris Foundation for the Studyof International Relations.Seepage 111. Harvard clubs.See Associated Harvard Clubs. Head Muters' Association: WilliamL. W. Field, MiltonAcademy, Milton Mass.;Stanley R. Yar. nail, Germantown Friends School,Philadelphia, Pa.;SeRrhprough-on-Hudson,N. Y., February 1930. Head Mistresses' Associationof the East: EleanorO. Brownell, ShipleySchool, BrynMawr, Pa.; Bertha M. Laws,, Agnes IrwinSchool, Philadelphia,Pa.; Northampton, Mass.,April 25-28,1930 Head Mistresses' Xssociationof the Middle West:- BerthaKeyes, BuffaloSeminary, Buffalo, N. Y.; Mary E. Raymond, Hathaway-BrownSchool, Cleveland, Ohio;Gambier, Ohio, October,100. Health.Bee American Child HealthAssociation; AmericanMouth HealthAssociation; American Nurses Association; AmericanPublic HealthAssociation; AmericanStudent Health Associa&46; National EducationAssociation, Department ofHealth and PhysicalEducation; NationalHealth 9Council; National Organizationfor Public Health Nursing;Society of State DirectOrsof Health and Physical Education; WhiteHouse Conferenceon Child Health and Protection. Henry C. Frick EducationalCommission.Seepage 111. Hispanic Society of America,Broadway at One hundredand fifty-fifth Street,New York, N. Y.;Amber M. Huntington,Broadwayat One hundred and fifty-fifthStreet, New York, N.Y.; George Bird Grinnell, Broadwayat One hundred and fifty-flftbStreet, New York, N.Y. ighway educatiou.See Pan AmericanConfederation for HighwayEducation. Eksalso Highway `Education Board,page 1 Ii.

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History.See American Catholic HistoricalAssociation; .1meriean HistoricalAssociation: Anodation of History Teachers of the MiddleStates and Maryland; M ississippir ValleyHistorical Association; National Historical Society:New England History TeachersAssociation: Pan A merir..an Institute of Oeography and J I istory Home and school.Ste International Vederation ofHome and School,page 115

Home betterment. See National Home HettermentLeague. Home economics.See American Home EconomicsAssociation; New EnglandHome Eennomics Association Home education.N(e Nationul Committeeon Home Education.Nee also International Congresson Family Education.pageI 17.

Ilotne stud . sre Nat ion:d !tometipty council 0 Honor socienes ep Cum Laufle Sottety: National Honor Societyof Secondary Schools: National lionorarSocietyfor Iligh School Journalists Hospitals.ee A merican Hospital Asmw!at ion, American NledicalAssociation: Council.on 'Medical EducationLfl( Hospitals. Humane educationitAmerican Human'. Education Society.

Human relations.Ste 11)St :tute of HumanI? Mat impz. Immigratt Munition.See Councilontdult Education for theForeign-horn. Industrial educationSee Women's Educationaland Industral Union Industrial RelationsAssociation. SeeAmerican Management Association. Inland Empire EducationAssociation: A. C. Hampton,Astoria. Oreg.; James A. Burke,Atlantic and hicox,Spokww, Wash.;Spokane, Wa.sh., April 9-11,19n0. Inland EmpireEducation Association,Council of English: MarianIL Pettis, Lewis and 'ClarkHigh School, Spokane,Wash.; Ruth Cronk, North CentralHighchool, Spokane, Wash.: Spokane,Wash., April 9-10,1930 Inland EmpireEducation sqnciation,Council of Psychology andEducation-A. L. Harlan. State Normal School,Lewiston, Idaho;C. W. Stone, State College,Pullman, Wash.; Spokane,Wash., April 9-11,1930 ' Inland EmpireEducation Association,Council of Teachers of Mathematics:C. J. Cooil, chairman, Mullan, Idaho;Bertha D. 1.101es JuniorHigh School, Kellogg, Idaho:Spokane, Wash., April9-11, IMO Instituteof Human Relations.J:ime Rowland Angell, Vale University,New Haven,Conn.; Donald Slesinger,Yale University, NewI laven, Conn. Institute ofSocial and Religiotis.Research: John R. Mott. 230 ParkA vtme, New York, N.Y.; Galen M. Fisher,230 Park Avenue, NewYork, N. Y.; New York, N. Y.,January 24, IMO. Institute ofWomen'sProfessional Relations: Mrs. rat herineF. Dodd, 3300 0 Street,Washington,D. C.; Mrs. ChaseG. Woodhouse, N. C. C.W., Orvnshoro. N. C. Inter-AmericanCongress of Rectors, Deans. an-1Educators. Seepage WI. Inter-AmericanEducation Federation.Seepage 115. InterfraternityConference, 271 MadisonAvenue, New York, N. Y.1PrhsresW. Gerstenberg,70 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y.; Alvan E UM,1.49 Frrindst,Nem Yiirlk, N. Y.;Ne% York,N. Y November28-29, 1930. InternationalArt Coogress. Seepage 115. InternationalCongress of Universit lesSeepage 115.

InternationalCongresson Commercial Education. .Seepage 115. InternationalCongressonFamily Education.Seepage I InternationalCongresson Mental Hygiene.See page 115. InternationalCongresson the History of Science. Seepage 115. InternationalEducation Board.See page 115. InternationalFederation of Home and School Seepage 115. InternationalFederation of LibraryAssociations.See page 113. InternationalLeague of Teacher-Mothers.Seepage 11:i. Internationalrelations.See Conference orTeachen of Internat innidTAR.See alsn IhrijszFoundation for the studyof International Relations,page 111. Investment Bankers Association of America,33 South Clark Street, (Viggo, 111:Samuel O.Rice, edu. t ionid director, 33 SouthClark Street, Chicago, Ill. ItalianLanguage. SeeAmerican Association of Teachers ofItalian. Jesuits. SeeAssociation of American Colleges andHigh Schools of the Societyof Jesus. Jewish educational organizations.See page 114. John F.Slater Fund.Seepage 111. Journalism. SeeAmerican Aisociation of Schools andDepartments of Journaltsm;American Assails- tion of Teachers of Journalism;Councilon Education for Journalism; NatipnajilonorarySociety for High SchoolJournalists. d-- JuilliardMusical Foundation.Setpage 111. JuliusRosenwald Fund.Siftings111. Junior Achievement(Inc.): H. A. Moses, Mittineague, Mass.;G. t Williamson, Mittineagus,Masa. Junior colleges.See American Association of JuniorColleges.

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Junior Red Cross. SeeAmerican Junior Red Cross. Juvenile agencies.SetNational Conference of Juvenile Agencies Juvenile organizations. SeeAmerican Junior Red Cross; Boy Scouts of America: Camp FireGirix Catholic Boys' Brigade,tnitedStates; Girl Reserve Department; Girl Scouts; Junior Achievement (Inc.); Knighthood of Youth; National Tuberculosis Association (Modern Itellth Crusade);Path- t1nders of America.See alsoBoys' Club Federation and International Boys' Illrk Council,page II& Juvenile reading. SeeNational Committee for the Study of Juvenile Reading. Kahn Foundation for the Foreign Travel of American Teachers. Seepage 111. Kindergarten.See National Education Association, Department of Kindergarten Pritkary Education; N:itional Kindergarten Assodation.See alsoInternational Kindergarten Union, paPi Labor Legislation.See American Association forLabor Legislation. Land-grant colleges. SeeAssociation of Land-Grant Colle"es; Association of Departments of Education. in State Universities and Land-Orant Colleges; Conference of Negro Land-Grant Copeges League of Library Commissions. Mrs. Lillian B. Griggs, Library Cominission of North Carolina, Raleigh,

N. C.; Jane Morey, Missouri Library Commission, Jefferson City. : Los Angeles, Calif., June21-27, 1SCO. q IRartied societies.see American Council of Learned Societies Devoted to ilumainA ik.tudies. Legal education. SeeAmerican Bar Association, Section of Legal Education and 1dini.ic.ions to the Bar Association of American Law *climb; Association of Teachers of Law inollegiate schools of /Business Conference of Teachers of International Law. Leopoki SeheppFoundation. Seepage 111. Librarians.See NationalAssociation of State Librarians. Libraries. SeeAmerican Association of Law Libraries;American Lihrari.,AssOciation;American Library Institute; American Medical Association, Medical LibraryAssociafion;Association of Amer- ican LibrarySchóols:Columbian Library Association; League of Library Commissions: New England School Library Association; Pacific Northwest Lihrary Association; Special Libraries Association.See also 8tate Library Associations. page lOs,International Federation of Library Asociations, page 115. Library commissions. SeeExecutive Officers of the State Library Commissions,page 107. Library schools. SeeAssociation of American Library Schools.See alsoDirectors of Library Schools, page 108. Lincoln Scholarship Fund. Seepage ii I. Linguistic Society of America: F.dward Prokosch, Yale l'nkersity, New Haven, Conn.: R. G. Kent, Bennett Hall, University of Pennsylvatija, Philadelphia, Pa.: Christmas week, 1930. Lip reading.See National Education Association. Department of Lip Reading. a 41* Manage .'ssociation. SeeAmerican Ninnit7'..ment Association. Marketing.See NationalAssociatica'Qf Teachers-of Marketingand Advertising. MathematicalAssoCiationof Americi. W. Young, Dartmouth College, Hanover, N. H.; W. n Cairns, Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio;"7 veland,Ohio, December, 1930.

Mathematic&See American M bes :Ural Society; Association of Teachers of Mathetnatics of New England; Association ofTeitwitR ofttathemat leg in the Middle States and Maryland; Cotral Association of Science findMathiThatics Teachers; Inland Empire EducationAssociation, Council of Teachers of Mathematics; Mathematical Association of America; National CommitteeonMathemati- cal Requirements; National Council ofleachers of Mathematics.See also International Commission of the Teaching of Mathematics, peke IIA. Mediaeval Academy of America:JohkAlatthews Manly,University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill.; John Marshall, The Academy, Cambridge, Mass.; Boston, Mass., April28,1030. Medicine. SeeAmerican Medical ASsociation;American Medical Asssociation, CouncilonMedical Edu- cation and Hospitals: Association of AmericanMedical Colleges: CommissiononMedical Education, Mental hygiene. SeeNational Committee for Mental' Hygiene. Seealso International Congre&ston 'Mental Hygiene, page 115. Methodist Episcopal Church.see Educational Association of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Middle West Society of Physical Educiltion: Mabel Lee, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nehr.; E. D. Mitchell, University ofMichigantAnnArbor; Mich.; Milwaukee, Wis., March26-29, 1930 Mid-West Association of Directors of PhysicalEducation for Women in Colleges and Universities: Clue

. Small, UniverMty of Colorado, Boulder,Colo.; Mabel !tilling, University of Chicago,Chicago, ill.; Madison, Wis., March 27-29, 1930. MidwesternPsychological-Association: Max F. Meyer, University of Missouri, Columbia,Mo., flume B. English, Antioch CoLege, Yellow Sraings, Ohio; Yellow Springs, OM, May, 1030. Milbank Memorial Fund. Seepage 111.. Military schools.See Association of Military Colleges and Schools. !Annecy Training Camps Association of the United States: Charles B. Pike,6 North Miohigan Avenue, Chicago, 111.; Tom R. Wyles, Monadnock Block, Chicago, Ill.; Chicago, Ill., December,1930. Missionary Education Movement of tbe United States and Canada: George F. Sutherland, 160 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.; Franklin D. Cogswell, 160 Fifth Avenue, New York, It Y. Mississippi Valley Historical Association- Homer C. Hockett, 127 New England Aveisue West, Worth- WOW, Ohio; Mrs. C. 8. Pain% 1735 South Twentieth Street, Lincoln, Nebr.; Chatienooga,Tenn., April WM, MO. AMERICAN EDUCATIONALASSOCIATIONS 129

Modern Health Crusade.See National Tuberculosis Association ModeTtPLflgUage Association of America:.Frederick Tupper, University of Vermont, Burlington,Vt.; 0 - own,New York University, Weshington e Square, New York, N. Y.; Washington, D. C., December 29-31, 1930. Modern languages. &e American Association of Teachersof French: American Association of Teachersof German; American Association of Teacher. of Italian; American Associationof Teachers of Spanish; Amociation of Modern Langu Teac of the Central West and South; Associationof Modern Language Teachers of the Mid Sta5and Maryland; Modern LanguageAssociation of America; National Federation of Modern Language Teachers;jfew EnglandModern Language Association. 8oci6t6 des Professeurs Françaisen AmOrique; Society for the Advancement of Scanliinavian Study. Moral leadership.See Foundation for Moral Leadership,page 110. Mothers.See National Congress of Colored Parents and 'teachers; NationalCongiess of Parents and Teacher.; National Council of Parental Education.See also International League ofTeecher-Mothers, page 115. Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America (Inc.),4159 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.: Will B. Ilays, 469 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.; Carl E. Millikan, 469 FifthAvenue. New York, N. Y. Motion pictures.See Motion Picture Producers and Distributors ofAmerica; National Academyof tual Instruction, National Motion Picture League;Visual Instruction Association ofAmerica. See also Bureau of Commercial Economi2page 110. Mount:iin workers.See Conference of Soutrn Mountain Workers. Mouth health.See American Mouth Health Association. Municipal LeagueSee National Municipal League. Municipal universities:Nee .kssociation of Urban Universities. a Museums.See American Association of Museums; Associationof Art Museum Directors. Music..eeDastern Music Supervisors' Conference: MusicTeachers National Association; National Association of Schook of Music; National Conference of Music Super.visors;National Federationof Music Clubs;AtionalSchool Band Association; Southern Conferencefor Music Education.Set also Juilliard Musical Foundation,page 111; National Bureau for the Advancement of Music,page M. Musi.! Ty:idlers National Association: Howard Hanson,Ea'an Schoolor Music,Rochester, N. Y.; D. :1. Kwarthout, University of Kansas, LawrenceKans.;t. Louis, Mo., December 29-31,1930. Narcotic Education Association.See International Narcotic .ducationAssociation,page 115. National Academy of Sciences, 13 and Twenty-firstStreets, Washington, D.C.:ThonjasH. Morgan, National Academy of Sciences,13 and Twenty-first Streets, Washington,D. C.: David White, Geological Survey, United States Department of, theInterior, Washington, D.C.;Wyabjngton D.C., April 2$-30, 1930. National Academy of Visual Instruction: Arthur Q. Balcom, Cn Schools,Newark, N. J.; EllsworthC. Dent, University Of Kansas, Lawrce, Kans.; Atlantic City,N. J., February 24-25, W30. National Advisory CommitteeonEducation: Charles R. Mann, (*airman,26 Jackson Place, Washington, D. C.; J. W. Crabtree,1201 Sixteenth Street NW., Wmhingtoff, D.C.; Washington, t. Q.C., April 28, 1930. National Amateur AthleticFederation ofAmerica, Men's Division. Col. HenryBreckinridge, 25 Broadway, New York, N. Y.; Maj. John L. Griffith, executivevicepresident, 6 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Ill. National Amateur Athletic Federation,Women's Division, 370 SedenthAvenue, New York, N. Y Mrs. Henry Alvah Strong, Washington, D. C.; Mary "VanHorn, 370 Seventh Avenue, NewYork, N. Y.; Boston, Mass., April 1, 1930. National Americanism Commission.See. A canLegion, NationalAmericanism COmmission. National. Association for American Speech,,:1 Broadway, New York, N. Y.: Dagmar Perkins,222 West Seventy-seeond Street, New York, N. Y.;Meta C. Spreen, 600 West One hundredand sixteenth Street, New York, N. Y.; New York, N. Y., February5, 1930. National Association for Constitutional Government,717 Colorado hu:Lting, Washington.D. C.: David Jayne Hill, 717 Colorado Buihliog, Washington,D. C.; Frances M. Williams,717 ('olorado

Building, Washington, I) C. Washtngton,D. C., Aprilor May, 1930. . National Association for Research in Science Teaching:W. L. Eikenbery,State Normal School, Tren- ton, N. J.; S. R. Powers, Teachers College, Columbia University, NewYork, N. Y.; Atlantic City, N. J., February 24 -,25,1930. National ion for the Advancement of Colored People:Walter White, actingsecretary, r19 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.; Springfield, Mass., June 2&-Julyi1, MO. National Association for the Study of the Platoonor Work-Study-Play Organiration, 832 Seventeenth Street NW., Washington, D. C.: William F. Kennedy,Associate Superintendent of Schools,Pitt*. burgh, Pa.; Lois Little, 532 Seventeenth Street NW.,Washington, D. C.; Atlantic City,N. J., February 24-28, 1930. National Association of Accredited CommercialSchools: B. F. Williams, Des Moines,Iowa: H. 1.V. Porter, Jamestown, N. Y.; Des Moines, Iowa.,about December 28, 1930. National Association of Appointment Secretaries:See National Association of Personnel andAppoint- went Officers. r 130 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY, 1930 11,0 14:0

National Association of Audubon Societies,1974 Broadway, NewYork, N. Y.: T.GilbertPearson. 1974 Broadway, New York, N. Y.; WilliamP. Wharton,1974 Broadway, NewYork, N. Y.;New York, N. Y., October,1930, National Associationof BiblicalInstructors inAmerican Colleges andSecondary Schools:Irwin h Beiler, AlleghenyCollege, Meadville, Pa.; Carl E.Purinton, Adelphi College,Garden City,Lang 6 Island, N. Y.; NewYork, N. Y., December30-31, :930. National Associationof Biblical Instructorsin American Collegesand SecondarySchools, Southern Branch; L.-W. Crawford,Gwrge Peabody College,Nashville, Tenn.;11. I. Hester, WilliarnyJewell College, Liberty,Mo. N NationalAssociation of BookPublishers, 3:4Fifth Avenue, NewYork, N. Y.: JosephW. Lippincott, care of J. B. Lippincott Co., Philadelphia. l'a.:Henry Hoyns,care of Harper and Brothers,New York. N. Y.; NewYork, N. Y.,January 21,1930. National Association of CollegeDeans and Regist?arsin Negro Schvols:John flayood, MorganCollege; Baltimore, Md; Flossie B. McClain,Allen University,Columbia, S. C.:Charlotte, N. (' National Associationof College Women: Juanita P. Howard,227 8 Street N ..Sadie 1. Daniel,173a 1: Street NW.,Washington, D. C.;Cleveland,Ohio, April 25-26,1930. National Associatioix of Deans andAdvisers of Men:J. W. Armstrong,NorthweternUniversity, Evanston, Ill.; V. I. Moore,University of Texas, Austin,Tex.; Fayetteville,Ark,May National 1-3, 1930 Association of Deansof Women.See National EducationAssociation. Departmentof Deans of Women. National Association al Directors ofPhycical Educationfor Women inCollecr; andUniversities Gertrude E. Moulton. OberlinCollege,Oberlin, Ohio;Catharine Winslow,BeloitCollege, Beloit, Wis. National Aociation of HighSchool Supervisorsand Inspectors.C. Lloyd Goodrich,Department of Public Instruction,Lansing, Mich.;Joseph S. Stewart, University of Georgia.A thens, Ga; Atlantic City. IN. Jak_February24-26, 1930. National tion of Penmanship Teachers andSupervisors: John G.Kirk, Ramsey Building,Pine Street below Twelfth Street, Philadelphia,Pa.; Lillian Bushman,771 Liberty Street,Burlington,Wis.._ Detroit, Mich., April9-11, 1930. 14. National Association of Personnel andAppointment Officers:Francis F. Bradshaw,UniversityfrofNorth Carolina, Chapel Hill, N.C.: Elimbeth M. Steel,Ohio WesleyanUniversity, Delaware,Ohio; Atlantic City, N. J., February20-22, 1430. National Association of Principalsfor Girls:Mary E. Wilson,Anne Head School,Berkeley, Calif.. Sarah E. Ellis School,Pittsburgh, Pa. National Associationof Public SchoolBjjoess Officials:C. E. C. Dyson, Boardof Education. Toronto 2, Canada; John S. Mount,State D nt.7 of Education,Trenton, N. J.; NewOrleans, La.,May 20-23, 1930. National Association of PublicSchoolPhysicians:Lyman W. Childs,Board of Education,Cleveland, Ohio: William A. Howe,State EducationBuilding, Albany,N. Y.: FortWorth, Tex. National Association ofSchools of Music:Harold L. Butler,Syracuse University,Syracuse, N. Y.; Burnet C. Tuthill, Cincinnati Conservatoryof Music,Cincinnati, Ohio. National Association of SecondarySchool Principals.See National EducationAssociation, Department of Secondary School Principals. National Association of Secretariesof StateTeachers Association:it T Ellis, 7nsNeil P. Anderson Building, Fort Worth, Tex.; P.H. Griffith,418 Florida Street, BatonRouge, La.: Atlantic City,N. J., February 23-27, 1930. National Association of StateLibrarians:Louis J. Bailey,Indiana State Library,Indianapolis, Ind.: ./' Irma A. Watts, LegislativeReference Bureau,Harrisburg, Pa.;I,os Angeles, Calif.,June 23-27,1930. National Association ofState Universitiesin the UnitedStates of .America: L.D. Coffman, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn.;A. H. Upham, MiamiUniversity, Oxford,Ohio; Washington, D. C., November, 1930. National Association of TeachersAgencies: True W.White, 120Boylston Street, Boston,Mass.: F. G. Webb, 179 WhitehallStreet, Atlanta,Ga.; Atlantic City,N. J., February2A, 1930. National Associationof Teachers in ColoredSchools: MordecaiW. Johnsop, HowardUniversity, Wash- ington, D. C.; W. W. Senders,Box 752, Charleston,W. Va.;Petersburg, Va., July22-2.5,IMO. National Associationof Teachers ofCrippled Children:Rosamund Rouse.Blodgett MemorialHospital, Grand Rapids, Mich.; AtlanticCity, N. J.,February 25-28,1930. National Associationof Teachers of Marketingand Advertising:H. H. Maynard,Ohio StateUniversity, Columbus, Ohio; Nathaniel W.Barnes, 420 LexingtonAvenue, New York, N.Y.; withAmerican Economic Association, December,1930. fa, National Association ofTeachers of Sech:John Dolman,Jr., Universityof Pennsylvania,Philadelphia, Pa.; R. L. Ewbank,University of Wisconsin,Madison, Wis.;Chicago, Ill., December29-31, 1930. National Association ofVisiting Tesobers.See AmericanAssociation of VisitingTeachers. National BenedictiReEducational Amciation:Right Rev. ErnestHelmstatter, 528 HighStreet, Newark, N. 1*:, Right R.Lambert Burton,St. Martin's College,Lacey, Wash, National Bureau fortbe Advanoementof Music.Seepage 111. AM MOAN EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS 131

National Bureau of Educational Correspondence.See Peabody Foundation(or InternationalEdna; tional Correspondence, page 116. - National Catholic Alumni Federation: Edward 8. Dore, 30 Broad Street,New York, N. Y.; John T. Ba Ife, 4:0 Lexington Avenue, New York,N. Y. National Catholic Educational Association: Right Rev. Francis W. Howard, 1140 Madison Avenue, Covington, Ky.; Rev. George Johnson, 1312 Massachusetts Avenue NW., Washington, D. C.; New Orleans, La., June 23-26, 1930. National CathOlie Welfare Conference, 1312 Massachusetts Avenue NW., Washington, D. C.: Most Rev. Edward J. Hanna. chairman, 1000 Fulton Street, San Francisco, Calif.; Rev. John J. Burke, 1312 Massachusetts Avenue NW., Washington, D. C.; November, 1930. National Child Labor Committee, 215 Fourth Avenue, New York, N. Y.: Samuel McCune Lindsay, 215 Fourth Avenue, New York, N. Y.; Wiley H.Swift, acting secretary, 115 Fourth Avenue, New York, N. Y. National Child Welfare Association (Inc.), 70 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.: John U. Finley, Times Annex Building, 229 West Forty-third Street, New York, N. Y.;Charles F. Powlison, 70 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.; NewYork, N. Y., January 21, 1930. National Children's Home and Welfare Association: Herman Newman, 918 Kansas Avenue, Topeka, Kans.; C. V. Williams, 203 North Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Ill.; Boston, Mass., June 7-13,1930. Natitnal Civic Federation, 1 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y.: Matthew Woll, i Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y.; Ralph M. Easley, 1 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y.

National Collegiate Athletic ASSOCiatiOn: Charles W. Kennedy, Princeton University, Princeton,N. J.; Frank W. Nicolson, Wesleyan University, Middletown, Conn.; New York, N. Y., Christmas week, 1930. National Commercial Teacher Training Association: Paul S. Lomax, School of Educat on, New York University, New York. N. Y.; Ann Brewington, School of Commerce and AdminiStration, University of Chicago, Chicano Ill.; New York, N. Y., February 28-March 1, 1930. National Commercial Teachers Federation: Paul Moser, Moser School, Chicago. Ill.; C. M. Yoder, 129 North Prairie Street, Whitewater, Wis.; Des Moines, Iowa, December 29-31, li,30. National Committee for Mental Hygiene, 370 Seventh Avenue, New York, N. Y.; Charles P. Emerson, 608 Hume-Mansur-Building,Indianapolis, Ind.; Clifford W. Beers, 370 Seventh Avenue, New York, N. Y.; NeAllink, N. Y., November 13, 1930. National Committee for the Study of Juvenile Reading.See Payne Fund, page 111. National Committee 'of Bureaus of Occupations: Mrs. Etelen W. Eldredge, Y. W. C. A. Bureau Of Employment, 610 Lexington Avenue, New York, N. Y.; Katherine Woodruff, 1111 Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn.; Atlantic City, N. J., February 19-22, 1930. Nstional Committeeon HomeEducation: William John Cooper, United StatesConimissionerof ISdu- cation, United States Office of Education, Washington D. C.; Ellen C.Lombard, United States Office ofEduCation,Washington D. C.; Washtngton D. C., probablyFebruary, 1930, National CommitteeonResearch in Secondary Education: J. B.Edmonson, Lniversity of Michigan, Ann Harbor, Mich.; Carl A. Jessen,MiltedStates Office of Education, Washington, D. C.; Atlantic City, N. J., February 24, 1930. National Community Center Association: E. C. Lindeman,New York School of Social Work, 105 East Twenty-second Street. New York, N. Y.: LeRoy E. Bowman, 403Fayerweather Hall, Columbia Uni- versity, New York, N. Y.

National Community Foundation.See page 111. 1 National Conference of Juvenile Agencies: Roy L. McLaughlin, SockanonetSchool, Howard, R. I.; John A. Tinsley, Woodbine, N. J. National Conference of Music Supervisors: Mabelle Glenn, StudioBuilding, Kansas City, Mo.; Sadie Rafferty, Evanston Township High School,Evanston, Ill.; Chicago, El., March 23-28, 1930. National Conference of Social Work, 277 East Long Street,Columbus, Ohio; Miriam Van Waters, Juve- 6 nileCourt,Los Angeles, Calif.; Howard R.Knight. 277 East Long Street, Columbus, Ohio; Boston, -Mass.,June 8-14, 1930. National Conference of Student Participation in School Government:S. M. Hastinp, 4'Keefe Junior High School, Atlanta, Oa.; Mrs. RobertDe Foor, Hoke Smith Junior High School, Atlanta, Oa; Atlantic City, N. J., February 25, 1930. -.- National Conference of Supervisors and Directors of Instruction.See National Education Asociation, Department of Supervisors andDirectors of Instruction. National Conference on Child Health and Protection.See White HouseContereniveonChild Health and Protection. National Conference on Education Method.See National Conference of Supervisors and Directors of Instruction. National Conference on Outdoor Recreation:Discontinued operations as of July 1, 1929. National Congress of Colored Parents andTeachers.See Alabama Congress ot ColoredParfntsand Teachers. National Congress of Parehts and Teachers,1201 Sixteenth Street NW., Washington,D. C.:Mrs. B. M. N. Marrs, 1608 Congress Avenue, Austin,Tu.; Mrs. Arthur O. Watkins,1101 SixteenthStreet NW., Washington, D. C.; Denver,Colo., May 18-24, 140. at" 132 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY,1 9 3 0A a. National Council for the SocialStudies:. Edgar Dawson, HunterCollege, NewYork, N. Y.; BessieL. Piave, University of Chicago,Chicago, 111.;Atlantic City, N.J., February23-27, MO. National Council of Administrative Women in Education:Olive M. Jones,New YorkUniversity,New York, N. Y., Edna E. Hood, AdministrationBuilding, Kenosha,Wis.; AtlanticCity, N. J., February 23-27, 1930. a National Council of Education.See National EducationAssociation, NationalCouncil of Education. National Council ofGeography Teachers:De ForrestStull. TeachersCollege, ColumbiaUniversity, New York, N. Y.; E. E. Lackey, University of Nebraska,Lincoln, Nebr.;Dtrember,1930. National Council of Part nt Education, 60 East Forty-secondStreet, New York,N. Y.: EdnaNoble Whitc, chairman, Merrill-Palmer Schoot71Ferry AvenueEast, Detroit,Mich.; FloraM. Thurston, 60 East F(rty-second Street, New York, N.Y.; Fall,1930. National Council of Primary Education: JuliaHahn, TeachersCvliege, ColumbiaUniversity, New York, N. Y.; Jennie Wahlert, 2918 HarperStreet, St. Louis,Mo.; AtlanticCi!y, N. J.,February 34, 1930. National Council of Teachers of English: Ruth MaryWeeks, PaseoHigh School,Kansas City,Mo.; W. Wilbur 'Hatfield, 6705 Yale Avenue,Chicago, 111.;November27-29, 1930. National Council of Teachers of Mathematics:Harry C. Barber,76 Conn Street,Exeter, N. U.;Edwin Schreiber, Western Illinois State Teachers College,Macomb, Ill.;Atlantic City, N.J., February21- 22, 1Y30. National Councilon Schoolhouse Construction: JohnJ. Blair,Director ofSchoolhousePlanning, Raleigh, N. C.; William C. Bruce,129 East Michigan Stieet,Milwaukee,Wis.; LittleRock, Ark., October, 1930. National Education Association, 1201Sixteenth StreetNW., Washington,D. C.: E.Ruth Pyrtie, Bancroft School, Lincoln, Nebr.; J. W.Crabtree,1201 SixteenthStreet NW.,Washington, D.C.; Columbus, Ohio, June 28-July 4,1930. National Education Association, Departmentof Adult Education:lp R.Alderman, UnitedStates Office of Education, Washington, D. C.; Alonzo. G.Grace, Divisionof AdultEducation, Boardof Education, Cleveland, Ohio; Columbus,Ohio, June28-July 4, 1930. National Education Association,Department of Business:J. L. Harman,BowlingGreen Business University, Bowling Green, Ky.; Pattie L.Sinclair,Commercial HighSchool, Atlanta,Ga.; Columbus, Ohio, Jane 28-July 4, 1930. National Education Ass )ciation, Departmentof ClassroomTeachers: EulaF. Hunter,928 College Avenue, Fort Worth, Tex.; Faye Read. 1425Vernon Avenue, Pueblo,Colo.;Columbus, Ohio,June 28-July f, 1930. National Education Association, Department ofDeans of Women:Thyrsa W.Amos, Universityof Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh. Pa.: Mary W.Sawyer, High School,Brookline, Mass.;Atlantic City,N. J., February23 27,1930. National Education Association,Department ofElementary SchoolPrincipals: HerbertC. ¡Jansen, 315 Plymouth Court, Chicago, Ill.;Cassie F. Roys, 2609 BristolStreet, Omaha,Nebr.; AtlanticCity. N. J., February 23-27, 1930. National Education Association,Department of KindergartenPrimary Education:Mary Reed,Teach- ers College, Columbia University, New York, N.Y.; EleanorBogan, 1308 AudubonStreet, New Orleans, La.; Columbus, Ohio, June 28-July4, 1930. National Education Association,Department of LipReading: CarolineF. Kimball,39 Jacson Street, East Lynn, Mass.; Alice I. Putnam,3610 MilamStreet, Houston,Tex.; Columbus, Olio,June /8- July 4, 1930. National Education Association,Department of RuralEducation: MabelCarney, T hers College, Columbia University, New York,N. Y.; Mrs. KatherineM. Cook,United States 0114eof Education. Washington, D. C.; Atlantic City, N.J., February.24-26,1930. National Educat!on Asociation,Department of SchioolHealth and PhysicalEducaon: James E. Rogers, Nationali'hysicalEducation Service,315 FourthAvenue, NewYork, N. Y.;Mary E. Murphy, Elizabeth McC ick Memorial Fund,848 North DearbornStreet,Chicago,Ill.;Columbus, Ohio, July 1-7, 1930. National Education Association,Departmentof ScienceInstruction: E. LaurencePalmer, Cornell University, Ithaca. N. X.; RalphK. Watkins,University ofMissouri,Columbia, Mo.;Columbus. Ohio. June 28-July 4, 1930. National Education Association,Department ofSecondary SchoolPrincipals: MiloH. Stuart,Arsenal Technical High School,Indianapolis, Ind.;H. V. Church,J. SterlingMorton High School,Cicero, Ill.; Atlantic City, N..J.,February 23 -27,1930. National Education Association,Department of SocialStudies: A. C. Krey,University ofMinnesota, Minneapolis, Minn.; BessieL. Pieties, SocialScience Building,University ofChicago, Chicago,Ill» Durtuitn, N. C., December29-30, 1910. National EducationAssociation, Departmentof Superintendence:Frank Cody,1384 Detroit, Mich.; B. D. Shankland,1201 Sixteenth StreetNW., Washington,D. C.; AtlanticCity, N.J., February/ 23-27, 1930. .40 National EducationAssociation, Departmentot Supervisorsand Directorsof Instruction:Frank M. Underwood, Oaksof PublicSchools, St. Louis,Mo.; James F.losic, 626Watt One hundred and 110 twentieth Street, New York,-N. Y.; AtlanticCity, N. J., February26-26, 1930. doe iMERICANEDUCATIONALASSOCIATIONS 133

National EducationAssociation, Departmentof Teachers Colleges.Barry W. Rockwell,State Teachers college, Buffalo, N.Y.; Charles W. Mint, 2060Stearns Road, Cleveland,Ohio; AtlanticCity,,N. J. February 21-22, 1930. National Education Association,Department of VisualInstruction: John-A_Hollinger, 204Administra- tion Building, Belle& IdAvenue and Forbes Street,Pittsburgh, Pa.; W.W. Whittinghill,Detroit Public Schools, Detroit, Mich.;Columbus, Ohio, June28-July 4, 1930. s ational Educationftsociation, Department ofVocational Education:Paul W.Chapman, Athens, Ga.; Ray Fife, State Capitol, Columbus,Ohio; Atlantic.City, N. J., February23-27, 1930. National Education Asso-iation.National Council of Education:Henry LesterSmith, Schoolof Education, Indiana University.Bloomington, Ind.; AdelaideS. Baylor, 200 NewJersey AvenueNW., Washington, D. C.; Philadelphia,Pa., February n,1930. National Federation of Commerce Guilds:Walter P.Steinhaeuser, LeMaster Institute,508 First Avenue, Ashbury Park; N. J.; George W. Smokey,779 North SnellingAvenue, St. Paul,Minn., August. 1930. National Federation of Modern LanguageTeachers: A. W. Aron, Universityof Illinok,Urbana, Ill ; Charles F. Young,61k)State Street. Milwaukee, Wis.;Washington, 1).C., December,1930. National Federation of Music Clubs: Mrs.E., Ottaway,Port Huron, Mirh.;Mrs. .kbbieL. Snoddy, Nlexico, Mo. National Federation ofState EdlicationAssociations: C. O. Williams,Lincoln Hotel,Indianapolis, Ind.; P. H. Griffith, LouisanaSiateTeachers'Association, BatonRouge, La.;Atlantic City,N. J., February 23-27, 1930. National Federation of State HighSchool AthleticAssociations: GeorgeE. Marshall,: '- hoot, Davenport, Iowa.; C. W. Whitten,11 South La Salle Street,Chicago, III.;Atlantic:I J., Fehruary 24, 1930. National Geographic society. 1156 Sixteenth Street NW.,Washington, D. C.:Gilbert Grosvenor,1156 Sixteenth Street NW., Washington, D.C.; O. P.Austin, 1156 SixteenthStreet, Washington,D. C. National Health Council, 370 SeventhAvenue, New York, N. Y.;William F.Snow, 370Seventh Avenue, Ndw York. X, Y.; New Y-dork, N.Y., January,1930. National Ili-torical Society (The), 175 Fifth Avenue, New York,N. Y.: MabelT. R. Washburn,175 Fifth Avenue, New York. N. Y.; PaulII. Van Der Zee,175 Fifth Avenue,New York, N.Y. National Home study Council,839 Seynteenth StreetNW., WashinwtonvidirC.:R. E. Weeks, .c.ranton, Pa.; J.S. Noffsinger, 839 SeventeenthStreet NW., Washington7M.C.; Chicago,Ill., atlay,1930. Nat onal Honor Society ofSecondary Schools: EdwardRyneanon, AdministrationBuilding,Pitts- bargh, Pa.;H. V. Church, J. SterlingMortoq High School,Cicero, Ill.;AtlanticCity, N. J., February 23-27, 1930. National Honorary societyfor'High School Journalists:Laura F. Boucher,Walla WallaHigh School, Walla Walla, Wash.; GeorgeH. Gallup, Departmentof Journalism, DrakeUniversity, DesMoines, Iowa. National Institute of Arts andLetters: William LyonPhelps, 110 Whitney Aienue,New Haven,Conn.; Burton J. Hendrick, 285 MadisonAvenue, New York. N.Y.; New York, N. Y., November,1930. . National Junior PersonnelService, (Inc.), 32 WaverlyPlace, New York,N. Y.: JohnR. Hall,250 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y.; Anna Y. Read,32 Waverly Pilaec, NewYork, N. Y.;New York,N. Y. National KindergartenAssociation; 8 West FortiethStreet, New York, N.Y.: Major BradleyMartin; 8 West Fortieth Street, New York, N. Y.;Bessie Locke,8 West FortiethStreet, New York,N. 174 New York, N. Y., November,1930. National League of CompulsoryEducation Officials: FrankM. Phillips, 1433Shepherd StreetNW., ashingtpn, D. C.; MargueriteAndrew, 352 CourtHouse, Memphis,Tenn.; Rochester,N. Y4 October 20-23, 1930. National League of Nursing Education,370 Sevelfth Avenue, NewYork, N. Y.:ElitabethBurgess, Teachers College, Columbia University,New York, N. Y.;Nina D. Gage,370 SeventhAvenue, New York, N. Y.; Milwaukee, Wis., June 7-14, 1930. National League of Teacher-Mothers.See InternationalIea.gueof Teacher-Motbers,page 116. National League of Teachers'Associations: Annie Kate'Taylor, 4807 GastonAvenue, Dallas,Tel.; Georgia W. Aiken, 3000 ReadingRoad, Cincinnati,Ohio, Columbus, Ohio,July, MO. National Motion Picture League:Mrs. Stanley Woodard,Hotel Playa, New York,N. Y.; Mrs.Irving Crane; 901 Walton Avenue, NewYork, N. Y.; New York,N. Y. National Municipal League:Richard S. Childs,8 West Ninth Street, Ne#York, N. Y.;Russell Forbes, 261 Broadway, New York, N. Y.;November, 1930, NationalOrganisation for Publics HealthNursing: Mrs.Anne L. Hansen, 181 FranklinAvenue, Buffalo, N. Y.;Katharine Tucker,370 Seventh Avenue, NewYork, N. Y.;Milwaukee, Wis.,June 9-14, 1930. NationalPan-Hellenic Congress: IrmaTvp, 3094 ChapmanStreet, Fullerton, Calif.;Rene Sebring Smith,Y. W. C. A. Long Reach,Calif.; Denver, Colo.,Fetfuary 22-28, 1930. NationalPersonnel Association.See American ManagementAssociation. National ProbationA mociation, 370 SeventhAvenue, New York, N. Y.;George W.Wickersham, Tower Building, Washington,D. C.; Charles L.Cbuteta kaArel gillRavi, Monateln Lakes,N. J.:, Mg York,, N. Y.4Marobe 1931 134 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY, 1930

National Research Council, Divisionof Educational Relations:George K. Burgess,Bureau of Standard., Washington, D. C.; VernonKellogg, NationalResearch Council, Band Twenty-firstStreets NW,. Washington, D. C. National Sabbatical Leave Association:John E. McOilvrey,238 Main Street, Kent,Ohio. Ntttional Safety Council: C. E.Pattibone,American Mutual LiabilityInsurance Company,Boston, Mass.; W. H. Cameron, 108 EastOhio Street. Chicago,Ill.; October,1930. National' School Band andOcrhestra Association:A. R. McAllister,High School, Joliet, Ill.;C. M. Tremaine, 45 West Forty-fifth Street,New York, N. Y.;prol?ably Flint, Mich., May,1930.* National Security League (Inc.), 45 WestFortyailfth Street,New York, N. Y.:Maj. Gen. R. L. Bullard, 45 West Forty-flfth Street, New York, N. Y.;J. W: Tiedmann,45 West Forty-fifth Street,New York, N. Y.; New York, N. Y,May 7, 1930. National Society for Broader Education:Guy Carleton Lee,168 West High Street, Carlisle,Pa.; Paul Dun1ap,1168 West High Street, Carlisle,Pa.; Carlisle, Pa.,January 6, 1930. National Society for the Prevention ofBlindness,370 Seventh Avenue,New York, N. Y.: WilliamF. Morgan, 370 Seventh Avenue, NewvYork, N.Y.; Eleanor P. Brown,370 Seventh Avenue,New.York; N. Y.; New York, N. Y. National Society for the Studyand Correction ofSpeech Disorders:Walter 14% Swift, 110Bay State Road, Boston, Mass.; Columbus, Ohio, June 28-July4, 1930. National Society for the Study of Education:Leonard V. Koos,chairman, Universityof Chicago, Chi- cago,Ill.; Guy M. Whipple, 10 Putnam Street,Danvers, Mass.;At hint ic city, N. J., February23-27, 1930 National Society for the Study of EducationalSociology: Dani4 Fl.Kulp II, Box 89, 525West 'One hundred and twentieth Street, New York, N. Y.;George B. Neurhnn,Buffalo StateTeachers College,

Auffalo,N. Y.; Atlantic City, N. J.,February 23-27, 1930 . National Society for Vocational Education.See AmericanVocationalAssociation. National Society of College Teachers of Education:Edward H.Reisner, Teachers College,Columbia University, New York, N. Y.; S. A. Courtis, Schbolof Education,University of Michigan,Ann Arbor, Mich.; Atlantic City, N. J, February24-26, 1930.

A National Story League: Daphne Carraway,Wilson, N C.; EllenM. Dashiell,1731 Eye Street NW., Washington,D..C.;Dallas, Tex., 1932. National Student Federation of the United Statesof America,218 MadisonAvenue. New York, N. Y.: Edwird Murrow, Washington State College,Pullman,Wash.; Martha 11. Biehle,218 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y.; Atlanta, Ga., December29,1930-January 2,1931. National Tubercutosis Association, 370 SeventhAvenue, New York,N. Y.: Linsly R.Williams, 2 Fast One hundred and third Street, N'ew York, N.Y.; CharlesJ. Hatfield, Seventhand Lombard Streets, Philadelphia, Pa.; Memphis, Tenn., May 7-10,1930. National University Extinsion Association: N.C. Miller,University Extension,Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N. J,; W. S. Bittner, Universityof Indiana, Bloomington,Ind.; New York,N. Y., 4 May 7-10, 1930. National Vocational Guidance Association:R. D. Allen,Scijool Department,Providence, R. I.; Helen Dernbach, 228 South St. Joseph Street, SouthBend, Ind.;Atlantic City, N.J., February 20-22, 1930. Nature Study.Nee American NatureAssociation;°American NatureStudy Society; SchoolGarden Association of America. Negroes.See Association for the Study of NegroLife andHistory; Associationof Colleges for Negro Youth; Conference of Negro Land-GrantCollege;National Associationfor the Advancement ol Colored People; National Associationof College Women;NationalAssociation of Teachers in Colored Schools.See also Anna T. Jeanes Fund;John F. SlaterFund: Phelps-StokesFund,pages 110-111. New Education.See InternationalConference of theNew EducationFellowship,page 115.: New England Association of Chemistry Teachers.Joseph S. Chamberlain,Massachusetts Agricultural College, Amherst, Mass.; Octavia Chapin,High School,Malden, Mass.;Hyde Park,Mass., Febru- aryS, 1930. New England Association of College Teachersof Education:J. O. Wellman,University ol New [lamp- , shire, Durham, N. H.; B. HotmesWallace, Universityof Vermont,Burlington, Vt.; Durban),N. H.. May 2-3, 1930. tr New England Associationof Colleges and SecondarySchools: RobertNelsolisCorwin, YaleUniversity, New Haven, Conn.; Walter BallouJacobs, Brown Uninrsity,Providence, R.I.;April, 1930. New England Association of SchoolSuperintendents: LouisP Beneset,Manchester, N. H.;S. Howard Chase, Beverly, Mass.; Boston,Mass., Novembeen-7,1930. New England Association of Teachersof English.Anne MarjorieDay, ChissicalHigh School,Provi- dence, R I.; A. B. de Mille,Winthrop, Ma Boston, Mass.,March 7-8,1930. 1110,1 England assocations.See also Association ofTheacbersof Mathematicsof New England;Classical Association of Nosy England. New England CollegeEntrance Certificate Board!W. M. Warren,Boston University,Boston, Mass.; Frank W. Nicolson, WesleyanUniversity, Middletown,Conn.; Boston, Matk,May, 1930, New England High School Commercial TeachersAssociation: E. W.Engler, English IfighSchool, Lynn., Mass.; W. O.Holden, High School, Pawtucket,R. I. t. pippIPPMP AMERICAN EDUCATIONALAi380bIATIONS 135

New EnglandHistory Teachers Assotiation: Melville Freeman, Boston HighSchool of Practical Arta, Boston, Mass.; Horace Kidger, NewtonHigh School, Newtonville, Mass.; probably Boston, Mae., March 29, 1930. New England .Home Economies Association:Ruth Axtell Chalmers, Priscilla Proving Plant, Newton Center, Mass.; Mrs. Reena R. Hasker, 150 RobbinsRoad, Watertown, Mass.; Boston, Mass., Janu- ary18, 1930. New England Modern Language Association: EdithM. Gartland, Teachers College, Boston, Mass.; Joseph G. Green, English High School, Boston,Mass.; Boston, Mass., May 10, 1930. New England Penmanship Association: Frederick A. Ashley, 28Walnut Street, Everett, Mass.; Roland D. Horton, 22 Hyde Street, Revere, Mass., March. 1930. , New England School Library Association: DorothyHopkins, Abbott Academy, Andover, Mass.; Lucy Bell, State Normal School, Salem, Mass.; May, 1930. New England Vocational Guidance Assoc.atfon:Eleanor J. O'Brien, Girls High School, East Newton Street, Boston, Mass.; Thomas D. Ginn., 15Beacon Street. Boston, Mass.; Atlantic City, N. J., Feb- ruary 20, 1930. Normal Schools.See American Association of Teachers Colleges. North Central Association of Colleges and SecondarySchools: W. P. Morgan, Western Illinois State Teacheit College, Macomb, Ill.; J. B Edmonson, School of Education, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Mich.; Chicago, 111., March 18-21, 1930. North Central Association of Colleges and SecondarySchools, Ovum ission on Higher Education: H. M. Gage, chairman, Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; George F. Zook,University of Akron, Akron, Ohio; Chicago. Ill., March 19-21, 030. Northern Baptist Education Society, Ford Building,Boston, Mass.Rey. Otis W. Foye, 47 Brent Street, Dorchester, Mass.; Rev. RobertL. Webb, 28 Radford Lane, Bost n, Mass.; Pittsfield, Mass., october 28, 1930. Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schotils: GeorgeW. Hug, Salem, Oreg.; Phil. Soulen, Moscow, Idaho; Spokane, Wash., April 9-11, 1930. Nursing.SeeAmericanNurses Association; National League of Nursing Education;National Organ. ization for Publicillealth Nursing. .Nursing schools.See Committee on the Grading of NursingSchools. Occupations.See National Committee of Bureaus ofOccupations. Open-air schools. SetElizabeth McCormick Memorial Fund, page 11,0. Optometry. See AmericanOPtometricAssociation. Pacific Coast Association of Collegiate Registrars: Erwin B. Lemon, OregonState College, Corvallis, oreg.; Charles E. Corbin, College of the Pacific,Stockton, Calif Pacific Northwest Library Association: Ellen Garfield Smith,Walla Walla, Wash.; M irpah U. Blair, Salem, Oreg. Pan American Confederation for Highway Education, Pan American Union, Washington,D. C.: L. B. Rowe, director, Pan American Union, Washington, D.C.; Pyke Johnson, Transportation Building, Washington, D. C. Pan American Institute of Geography and History: Salvador Massip, Havana,Cuba; Pedro C. Sinches, director, ()Ticino de Geografla y Climatologia, Mexico City, Mexico;Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Pan drnerican Society (Inc.), 67 Broad Street, Nc-v York, N. Y.: JohnL. Merrill, 67 Broad Street, New York, N. Y.; W illiam P. Flower, 67 Broad Street, New York, N. Y.;New York, N. Y., January 15,1930. Pan-Ilellenic Association.See Women's Professional Pan-I lellt.niciAssociation. Pan-Ilellenic Congress.See National Pan-HellenicCongress. \Parents.See NationalConkress of Parents and Teachers; National Council of Parental Education; National League of Teacher-Mothers. Pathfindeis of America, 314 Lincoln Building,Dthroit,Mich.: J. F. Wright, 314 Lincoln Building, Detroit, Mich.; L. R. Babcock, 314 Lincoln Building, Detroit, Mich. Payne Fund.See pdge 111. PeabodyFoundation for International Educational Correspondence.See page 116. Peace.See World Committee on Peace throughEducation, page 116. Penmanship SteNational Association of Penmanship Teachersand Supervisors; New England Pen. manship Association. Personnel officers.See National Association of Personneland Appointment Officers. Personnel Research Federation: Alfred D.Flinn, 29 West Thirty-ninth Street, New York, N. Y.; Paul S. Achilles, 3937 Grand CentralTerminal, New York, N. Y.; Atlantic City, N.J., February 20-22, 1930. AI Personnel work.See American ManagementAssociation; Personnel ResearchFederation. Pharmacy.See American Association ofColleges o(rPharmacy. Phelps-Stokes Fund.Ses page 111.

Philology.See American Philological Association. e Philosophical associations.See American Catholic Philosophical Association;American Philosophical -Society. Physical education.See American Physical Education Association;Eastern Society of the Association of Directors of Physical Education forWomen in Colleges and 1:niversities; Middle West Society Of Physical Education; Mid-West lasociation of Directors ofPhysical Education for Women; National 136 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, 1930 ye,

Association of Directors of PhzsicalEducation for Womenin Colleges and truIversitlea;National Education Association, Department of SchoolHealth and Physical Education;Society of Directorsof Physical Education in Colleges; Society of StateDirectors of Health and PhysicalEducation; Western Society of Directors of Physical Educationfor Women in Colleges andUniversities.See also under Athletics. Physicians.See American Association of School Physicians:Asaociation of American Physicians; National Association of Public Sch:Jol Physicians. , Physics.See Eastern Association of Physics Teachers. 4%. Pitman Commercial Teachers Association: Mrs. S. K.Newman, Thomas; JeffersonHigh School, Pennsylvania Avenue and Dumont Street, Brooklyn,".Y.; A. G. Hoyt,6 West Forty-fifth Street, New York, N. Y.; New York, N. Y., March, 1930. Platoon schools.See National Association for the Study ofthe Platoofior Work-Study-Play School Organization. Playground and Recreation Association of America, 315 FourthAvenue, New York, N. Y.: JosephLee, 315 Fourth Avenue, New York, N. Y.; II. S. Braucher, 315 Fourth Avenue, New York,N. Y. Political science.See American Academy of Political and SocialScience; American PoliticalScience Association. Pollak Foundation for Economic Research.See page 111. Popular edification.See National Community Foundationfor Popular Education andCultural Advance- ment, page 111. Posture.See American Posture League, ratory schools.See under Secondary schools. yterian College Union: W. A. Ganfield, Carroll College, Waukesha.Wis.;B. M. Gage,Coe lege, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Washington, D. C., January 14-16. 1930. PresbyterianEducation Association or the South: Henry 11Sweets, 410 UrbanBuilding, Louisville, Ky.; D. S. Gage, 410 UrbanBuilding, Louisville, Ky.;Montreat, N. C., July1-7, 1S130. Press.See Educational Press Association of America; National College PressCongress. Presser Foundation.See page 111. Primary education.See National Counnil of PrimaryEducation; National EducationAssociation, Department of KindergartenPrimary Education Principals.SeeNational Association ofPrincipals of Schools for Girls; NationalAssociation of Secondary-School Principals; National Education Association, Department ofElementarySchool Principals. k Printing education.See United TypothetEe of America, ConferenceonPrinting Education. PrivateSchool Association of the Central States: R. H. B. Thompson, St. LouisCountry DaySchool, St. Louis, Mo.;G. N. Northrop, Chicago Latin School, 1531 NorthDearborn Parkway,Chicago, Ill.; Chicago,Ill., March 14-15, 1930. Private schools.See Association of Private School Teachers; Head MastersAssociation; HeadM istressee Association of theMiddle West; National Association of Principalsof Schools for Girls;Private School Association of the Central States. Probation.See National Probation Association. Pofessional Pan-Hellenic Association.See -W omen's Professional Pan-HellenicAssociation. Professional relations.See Institute of Women's Professional Relations. Progressive Education Association,16Jackson Plaoe, Washington, D.C.: Stanwood Cobb,17 Grafton Street, Chevy Chafe,Md.; J. Milnor Dorey,10 Jackson Place,WaNington,D. C.; Washington,D. C., April 3-5, 1930. Psychology.See Ainerican Psychological Association; Inland Empire EducationAssociation, Council of Psychologyand Education; Midwestern PsychologicalAssociation. Public health.See American Public Health Association; NationalOrganization for PublicHealth Nursing; Public Health Federation. Public HealthFideration: T. A. Ratliff,2700 011nway Avenue, Cincinnati,Ohio; Bleecker Marquette, 311 WestNinth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio; Cincinnati, Ohio,January 6,1930. Reading.See National Committee for the Study of Juvenile Reading. Recreation.See National Conferenceon Outdoor Recreation; Playground and .RecreationAssociation of America. Reformed Church.See Association of Schools, Colleges,and Seminaries of theReformed Church. Registrars.See American Association of Collegiate Registrars; Pacific CoastAssociation of Collegiate Registrars. :Religious education.See Association of Directors and Ministersof Religious Education;Association cif American Colleges and High Schools of the Society of Jesus;Association of Teachers of Religion; Catholic Educational Association of the Dioceseof Oklahoma; FranciscanEducational Association; National Benedictine Educational Association; NationalCatholic EducationalAssociation*: North- ern Baptist EducationSociety; Presbyterian EducationAssociation ofthe South; ReligiousEducation Association; Seventh Day Baptist Education Society; Southern BaptistConvention, Education Com- mission; Southern Baptitt Education Association.See also International Council ofReligious Edu- cation,page 116; and Church Educational Boards, pages 111-112. AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS 137

Religions EducationAssociation, 308 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago. Ill.: William AdamBrown, Union Theological Seminary, New York, N. Y.; J.M. Artman,368 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Ill.; Cleveland, Ohio, April 23-25, 1230. Research. See American Educational ResearchAssociation; Institute of Social and Religious Research; National Association for ResearchidScience Teaching; National Committee for Researchin Secondary Education; National Research Council; PersonnelResearch Federation; Social Sciences Research Council Rhodes scholars.See Association of American Rhodes Scholars. Roads.See Pan American Confederation forHighway Education.SeealsoHighway Education Board, page1 11. Rockefeller Foundation.Seepage ill. Rural education.See National Education Association, Departmentof Rural Education. Russell Sage Foundation. See page 111. Russian Student Fund. Seepage 111. Sabbatical leave.See National Sabbatical Leave kssorlat ion. Safety.See National Safety Council. Scandinavian sillily. SeeSociety for the Advancement of Scandinavian Study.See also American- scandinavian Foundation, page 110 Scholarship funds.See Lincoln Scholarship Fund, page 111. school architecture.Ste National Council on Schoolhouse Construction. School band association.See National School Band and Orchestra Association. chool Garden Association of America: David A. Ward, Superintendentof Schools, Chester, Pa.; Byron J. Pickehng, LarkinSchool, Chester, Pa.; Columbus, Ohio, June 30-July 4, W30. School orchestras.::4e National School Band and Orchestra Association. School physicians.See American Association of SchoolPhysicians. Schools of business.See American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business. Science.See American Associat ion for the Advancementof Scienee; American Chemical Societ y; Botan- ical Society of America.Central Association of Science and Mathematics Teachers; EasternlItssociation ofPhysicsTeachers; Geological Society of America;National Academy ofSciences; National Association forResearch in Science Teaching; NationalEducitionAssociation, Depertment of Science lastruclion; New England Association of ChemistryTeachers. Secondary Education Board:Frederick J. V. Hancoi, Lawrenceville School, Lawrenceville. N. J.; Howard T. Smith,Milton, Masc.; Massachusetts, February.1930. 1 secondary schools..See American Association ofTechnical High Schools acid Institutions; Association of American Collegesand II igh Schools of the Society of Jesus; Association of Collegesand Secondary Schools of the Middle States and Maryland; Associationof Colleges and Secondary Schools of the Southern States; NationalAssociation of High School Supervisors and Inspectors; National Committee onResearchin Secondary Education; NationalEducatiön Assodation, Department of Secondary School Principals,New England Association of Colleges andSecondary Schools; North Central Association ofColleges and Secondary Schools; Northwest Association -ofSecondary and Higher Schools.See alto under Private Schools. Secretaries.See National Associationof Secretaries of State TeachersAssociations; Young Men's Chris- tian EducationalSecretaries' Association. Security League.see National Security League. Senate of Chemical Education.Su American Chemical Society, Senate ofChemical Education. Service Bureau of StateTeachers Associations: Charles F. Pye, Iowa State Teachers Association, Des Moines, Iowa; R. C.Moore, Illinois State Teachers' Association,Carlinville,Ill; Atlantic City, N. J., Febi nary 23-77, 1930. Seventh Day Baptist EducationSociety: Rev. E. D. Van Horn, Alfred Station, N.Y.; Mrs. Dora K. Degen. Alfred, N.Y.; Alfred, N. Y., September, 1030. Shakespeare Association of America (Inc.), 15Gramercy Park, New York, N.Y.: Ashley II. Thorndike, Columbia University, NewYork, N."-Y.; M yri B. Martin, 15 Gramercy Park,New York, N. Y.; New York, N. Y., May 3, 1930. Simplified SpellingItoard; Charles H. Grandgent, Harvard University. Cambridge,Mass.; Godfrey Dewey, Lake Placid Club, Essex County,N. Y.; New York, N. Y., May 6, 100. Social hygiene.See American,. Social Hygiene Association. Social Science ResearchCouncil; Edwin B. Wilson, 230 Park Avenue, NewYork. N. Y.; Robert B. Lynd, 230 Park Avenue,New York, N. Y.; April 44, 1930. Social sciences.See American Academy ofPolitical and Social Science; American Sociologks1 Society; National Council forthe Social Studies; National EducationAssociation, Department of Social Studies; Social ScienceResearch Council.See oleo Foundation for theAdvancement of the Social

Sciences, page 110. . Social work.See American Association of SocialWorkers; Association di &hotels ofProfessional Social

. Work;Natiorial Conference of Social Work. Sociétti des Professeurs Francais en ArnOrique:Jean B. Zacharie, 106 Haven Avenue,New York, N. Y.; Louis C. Syms, iflt EastEighty-sseventh Street, New York, N.Y.; New York, N. Y.,* January, 1930 138 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY,1930

Society forthe Advancementof jlcandinavian Study:Chester N.Gould, Universityof Chicago, Chicago, Ill.;Joseph Alexis,1420 Garfield Street, Lincoln,Nebr.; AnnArbor, Mich.,May 2-3, society forthe Promotionof Engineering 1930. Education: R.I. Rees,195 Broadway,New York,N. Y.; F. L. Bishop,University ofPittsburgh,Pittsburgh,Pa.; Montreal, Society of Canada. June26-28, 1930. American Foresters:Paul G.Redington,1523 L StreetNW., Wallington, Society ofDirectors D. C. of PhysicalEducationin Colleges:William R.LaPorte,University California, Los Angeles, of Southern Calif.; BarryA. Scott, RiceInstitute,Houston,Tex.; NewYork, N. December,1930. Y, Society of Progressive OralAdvocates:Max A.Goldstein,3858 Westminster Mrs. Irene B. Place, St.Louis, Mo.; Young, 6 ColumbusAvenue, OlenRidge, N.J.; June,1930. Society ofState Directorsof Healthand Physical Education: EdgarW. Everts,Director ofPhysical and HealthEducation, I)epartment of Education, St. Paul, Minn.;James EdwardRogers, 315Fourth Avenue, New York,N. Y.; AtlanticCity, N.J., February24-26, 1930. Sociology, educational. See Nationalsociety for theStudy ofEducationalSociology. Sororities.See Inter-SororityConference. Southern BaptistConvention, EducationCommission: RevGaston,W.Duncan,chairman, Forty-firstStreet, Kansas City, 1311 West Mo.; it. KellyWhite, BelmontI leightsBaptist-Cfrus*, Nashville, Tenn.; New()Helms, La., May14, 1930. Southern BaptistEducationAssociation: J. W. Cammack,A verettCollege,Danville,Va; Barry Clark, Furman University,Greenville, S.C.;Birmingham.,.kla., F.ebruary4-6, 1930. Southern CommercialTeachersAssociation:J.11. Shields,Duke University, Margaret B. Miller, Durham, N.C.; WheelerBusinessCollege,Birmingham,Ala.,Birmingham, 28-30, 1SQD. Ala., November SouthernCommissionon Higher InstitItions:W. D.Hooper,chairman, University of Georgia, Athens, Cia.; Theodore II.Jack, Emory University,Ga.; Atlanta,Oa,December1-3, Southern l 930. Conference forMusic Education:Mrs.Grace P. Woodman,University Chapel Hill, of NorthCarolina, N. C.; NtinnieD. Stensiand,721 MorganStreet, Knoxville,Tenn.; March, 1931. Memphis, Tenn., Southern Societyfor Philosophy and Psychology:Max Meyer,University ofMissouri, Columbia,Mo.; Paul L. Boynton,University of Kentucky,Lexington,Ky.; Nashville,Tenn., spring,1930. Southern States.See Associationof Collegesand Secondary Schoolsof theoutliern Swipes;Conference of Southern MountainWorkers. Southern Women'sEducat ionalAllinco. O. LathamHatcher,401 ()raceAmerican Building,Rich- mond, Va.; K. J.Hoke, Colleire ofWilliam andMary, Will Va. Southwestern Private Commereial SchoolsAssociation;George A. Meadows:Dronghan's lege, Shreveport, La BusinessCol- ; A. N. Beasley, TylerCommercial Tyler, Tex.;Dallas, 1930. Tex., April20, Spanish language.See AmericanA sqociatio.n ofTeachersof Spanish. Special LibrariesAssoriation: William Alcott, BostonGlobe, P.0. Box189, Boston,Mass.; Mrs.Mary H. Brigham,11 Nisbet Street,Providence,R. 1. Speech.See AmericanAcademy of SpeechCorrection: American Societyfor theStudy ofDisordersof Speech; NationalA,2sociation for Americanspeech; NationalA-sochitionof Teachersof Speech; National Societyfor the Studyarrd Correctionof SpeechDisorders! Spelling.See Simplified SpellingBoard. Spelman Fund. Seepage 11 I. State educationassociations. See NationalFederation ofState EducationAssociations. State superintendents. See Council ofState Superintendentsand Cordmissionersof Education. State univen.ities. See .losociationof DepartmeitofEducation inStateUniversitiesand Lnd-Grant Colleges; Associationof Governit*Hoards of StateUniversitiesand Alliedlratitutions,National Association of StateUniversities inthe UnitedStates of America, Statistics.See AmericanStatistical Association. - Story-telling.See NationalStory League. Student federation.See National StudentFederationof the UnitedStates et bLudent health. See America. A11.1 alb American StudentHealthTeaching. Student teaching.See Supervisorsof StudentTeaching. Summer school directors.See Associationof SummerSchoolDirectors. Superintendence. See NationalEducation Assoölation,Department ofSuperintendeuos. Superintendents. See Councilof State SuperintendentsandCommissioners ofEducation;New Eng- land Associationof SchoolSuperintendents. Supervisors of instruction.See NationalEducationMisociation,Department of tors of Instruction. Supervisors andDirec. Supervisors of StudentTeaching: W. D.Armentrout, 'oloradoState TeachersCollege,Greeley, E. I. F. Williams,lleidelberg College, Colo., Tiffin, Ohio;Atlantic City,N. J., February24-26, 1930 Teacher-Mothers.See InternationalLeague ofTeacherMothers,page116. Teachers.See AmericanFederation ofTeachers.- Teachers' agencies.lies NationalAssociation ofTeachers'Agencies.

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1 a Teachers' associations.EkeNational Associationof Secretaries of State Teachers' Associations; National League of Teadhers' Associations;Service Bateau of atate Teachers' Associations. Teachers' colleges. SeeAmerican Association'of 'leachers Colleges; Notional Education Association,

Department of TeacherSColleges. . Technical high schools. SeemericanAssociation of Technical High Schools and Institutions.

: Thrift.See Amerkçan Society for Thrift:

% Tree association. SeeAmerican Tree Association. Tuberculosis.SeeNational Tuberculosis Association. Unions. SeeAssociation of College and University Unions. United Typothetm of America, Conference on PrintingEducation: Fred J. Hartman, director of education, Tower BuiSing,Washington, D. C.; Pittsburgh, Pa., June 23-25, 1930. Universities and colleges.See American Association of University Professors; American Society for the Extension of University Teaching:- Association of AmericanColleges; Association of American Col- Itges and High Schools of the Society of Jesus;Association oNAmerican Universities; Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools of theMiddle States and Maryland; Association of Colleges and Sec- ondary Sehools of the Southern States; Association ofColleges for Negro Youth; Association of Depart ments of Education in State Universities and Land-GrantColleges; Ahasociation of Governing Boards of State Ukiversit ies and A llilInstitutions; Association of Land-Grant Colleges and Univer- sides; A ssoHlt ion of Military Collegand Schools: Association of Urban Universities; Conference of Negro Land-Grant Colleges; Nona Associationof State Universities; New England Association of Colleges and :zecondarySchools:. NWth Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools; NorthweA Association of Stecnndary and Higher Schools;Southern Commission in Higher Institutions. University extension.See National University Extension Association University professors. SeeAmerican Assosiation of University Professors. University women. SeeAmerican Association of University Women. See alsoInternational Federation

of University women, page 115. . Urban universities. SeeAssociation of Urban Universities. Visiting teachers.See American Association of Visiting Teachers. Visual education.See National Academy of Visual Instruction; National Education Association, Department of Visual Instruction;Visual Instruction Association of America. Seealso Bureau of Commercial Economics, page 110. e Visual Instruction Association of America; Rita Hoehhenner, 500 Park Avenue,New York, N. Y.; Rowland Rogers, 74 Sherman Street, Long Island City, N. Y.;Columbus, Ohio, June 28-July 4, 1930. Vocational education. SeeAmerican Vocational Association; National Education Association, Depart- ment ofVocationalEducati&L Vocational guidance. SeeNational Committee of Bureaus of-Occupations;National Vocational Guid- anceAssociation; New England Vocational Guidance Amociation. Vocational schools. SeeAmerican Association of Vocational Schools. Western Arts Association: J. M. McCloskey,Lakewood, Ohio; Harry E. Wood, 5215 College Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind.; Minneapolis, Ntinn.,May 6-9, 1930. Western ftriety of Directori of Physical Educationfor Women in Colleges and Universities. Rosalind Cassidy, Mills College, Oakland,Calif.; Sarah Davis, University of California, Berkeley, Calif.; La Angeles. Calif.. March, 1930. White House Conference on ChildHealth and Protection: Ray Lyman Wilbur, Secretary of the Interior, United States Department of the Interior,Washington, D. C.;H. E. Barnard, United States Department of the Interior,Washington, D. C. Women'. See American Association ofUniversity Women; Eastern Society of the Association of Directors of Physical Educationfor Women in Colleges and Universities; Farm Women's National Congress; InAitute ofWomen's Professional Relations; Mid-West society of Directors of Physical Educat ion for Women; National Association of College Women;National Council of Administrative Women in Education; National Education Association,Department of Deans of Women; National Society of Directors of Physical Education forWomen in Colleges and Universities; Southern Woman's Educational Alliance; Women's Educationaland Industrial Union. See alsoInternational Federation of University Women, page 115. Women's Educational and IndustrialUnion, 264 Boylston Street, Boston, Mass.: MrsiEva Whiting White, 264 Boylston Street, Boston, Mass.rMary H. Tolman, 264 Boylston Street,Boston, Mass4 / Boston, Mass., November, 1930. Women's Professional Pan-Hellenic Association: Mrs.Estelle T. Russell, 510 Hippodrome Building, Cleveland, Ohio; Ethel C. O'Neill, Columbia University,New York, N. Y.; New York, N. Y., Nove1nber, 1930. , Work-study-play school. SteNational Association for the Study of the Platoon or Work-Study-Play School Organization. Workers' Education Bureau of America.Seepage 111. Young Men's Christian Association, Educational SecretariesAssociation: L. (V Nichols, Young Men's Christian Association, Cincinnati, Ohio; J. A. Brodhead, New Havencol4e,New Winn, Conn. _ - , 140 EDUCATIONAL DIROCTORY,1 9 30

STATE Alabama: Alabama Education Association: OliveDodge, BartonAcademy, Mobile,Ala.; _FrankL. Grove, 417 First National BankBuilding, Montgomery;Montgomery, April10-12, 1930. Alabama Home EconomiaAssociation: AlleneBell, AlabamaCollege,Montevallo;Joaephine F Eddy, AlabamaCollege, 'Montevallo;Montgomery, April10,-12, 1930. Alabama Societyfor CrippledChildren: W. T.Archer, Sheffield;T. C. Foster,State Department of Education,Montgomery. *AlabamaState Congress ofColored Parentsand Teachers: Mri11971.Davidson, Centerville;Kate Fussell, CoalValley; Montgomery,.kpril, 1930. Alaska Alaska EducationAssociation. ConradII. Bowman.Petersburg;tiaryFox, Petersburg. Arizona:Arizona StateTeachersAssociation:Jolui Q Thomas.Flagstaff: W. T.Machan, East McDowell, Phoenix;Phoenix, December,1030. Arkansas: Arkansas EducationAssoviation. C. NI.Hirst, LittleHock; Il. LLambert, LittleRock; Little Rock. November13. 1.1, 19V. California. Adult Education Association of SouthernCalifornia:Christineeofstedt,rp9f1 Nort h Oakliind,Pasa- dena; Stanley C.Mctlintie, 'MonroviaPublic Schools,Monrovia. Association of California SecondarySchool Principals:L. P. Farris,1210 Ven:tt A venue, Oakland; Harry .Hansel!, 2ti94 Twenty-thirdAvet..e, San Francisco;April 14-t9.1930. California Agricultural Teachers Association:Oscar Lucksinger,(lonv.ales.C.C. :1IcCorkle,Red Bluff; Sari Jose,August 1, 1930. California Council of kducation: J. M.Owinn, City Hall,San Francisco;Roy W. Cloud,461 Market Street, SanFrancisco; Oakland,April, 1930. California Drama TeachersAssociation: JessieCasebolt,State TeachersCoLege,San Francisco. M. M. Garfand,2401 Warring Street,Berkeley; Berkeley,March, 1930. California EducatloualResearch andOuidanPeAssociation: W. C.Eels, StanfordUniversity; Conine Davis, San JoseState College,San Jose;_ San Jose,spring, 1930. California Home Economics Association: MN.Gailit.Paulson,Slate TeachersCollege, Chico; Florence Ritchie, StateTeachers College.Chico; April.1-940. California KindergartenPrimaryAmociation. LqviniaMcMurdo,116 FrederickStreet, Sau Fran- (...s.o; Florence Winter,City Hall,San Francisco;November28-29, 1930. Calfornia Public School MusicConference.. HermanTrutner, Jr.;534 LawtonA venue, Oakland. S. Orace Gantt, 2700PrinceStreet, Berkdey; Marchor April, 1930. California Scholarship Federation: Hazelolhaupter, SanMateo; EdithMohney,santaNiaria; October, 1930. California Society of SecondaryEducation; A. J.Cloud, CityBall, SanFranciseo; HoraceM. Rebok, 2163 Center Street,Berkeley; SanDiego, April15, 1930. California State Federation of Teachers:Paul J. Mohr,1449 WillardStreet, Sanranvisco: R. IN*. Everett, 2740 PortolaWay,Sacramento. California 'teachersAssociation: Jov.ephM. Owinn,City Hall,sari Francisco;Roy W Cloud, Market\Street, San Francisco; 461 Oakland, April12, 1930; BaySection: MabelIt. Ellis,404 Twelfth Avenue, Saa Francisco; E.O. Gridley, 2163 Center Street,Berkeley;San Francisco.poi ember10- 18, 1930; CentralSection: MayMcCardle, 417 WestBelmontAvenue, Fresno;Louis P. Linn. Route 6, Box 100, Fresuo; Merced, Fresno,Visalia,Bakersfield,November!.!a 29, 1920; NorthCoast Sectiou: W. A. Chessall,MO Spring Street, Ukiah; Mrs.Annie Balm k,NV illits;U kW),Septem- ber, 1930;Northern Section: Curtis E. Warren,Marysville; MinnieM. Canty,Yuba City;Sacra- mento, October, 1931; Southern Section: FrankA. ilindeNon,Burbank;FL. ThurAmi,307 California ReserveBuilding, LosAngeles; Los Angelr,December tion: Edna H. 15-19. :80:10;Central (*OastSvc Young, Courthouse,Santa Cruz; T.S. MacQuiddy,Watsonville;Santa Cnu, Decomber 15-18,1930, California Vocational Association: W.C. Patchett,Santa RosaHigh School,S:inta Rosa; W. Van Dyke, Petaluma H. High chool,Petaluma: SanJose.August 1-2,19:41 Modern LanguageAssociation of Central andNorthernCalifornia:WilliamA. Cooper,Stanford University; Sophia Cramer, 1028Bryant Street,Pala Alto;San Framisco,April, 193o Modern Language Association ofSouthern California:Alonzo B.Forbush, (larfleld1110 School, Los Angeles; MartinBredberg, Beveriy Iligh School,Los Angeles;Los Angeles,April,1930. Public School BusinessOfficials of California: WE. Record,School Department,Los Angeles. William H. Cox,Jr., Boardof Education, Alameda; SanFrancisco,March13-15, 1930_ - Speech ArtsAssociation of California: Mrs. KathrynM. Northrup,171 Montecito Avenue,Oakland. Mrs. Ottie JohnstonMervifle,130 Taraval Street, SanFrancisco;San Franc!sco,January4, ltau. Colorado: Colorado EducationAssociation;J. IL It Isley,Publh Schools,Pueblo: W.B. Mooney, Commonwealth 530 Avenue, Denver; GrandJunction, Pueblo,Denver, Oitober30- November Connecticut: 1. 1930. Connecticut Arts Association: HelenA. Haselton, 20RidgewoodRoad, WestHartford; AlmaPlumb, 309 WyhinrinStreet, Hartford;New Haven,February,l90. Connecticut HomeEconomics Association: Mrs. J. M.Dean, 57Russ Street,Hartford; OleaM. Sands, 96 Washington Street,Hartford; NewLondon, May24, 1930. AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS 141

a ConnecticutContinued. .. Connecticut State TeachersAssociation: Margaret E.Kiely, Bridgeport Norma¡School,Bridgeport: (Jordon C. Swift. Watertown;Hartford, New Bowen, Bridgeport, New London,October 24, 1930. Delaware: Delaware Home EconomicsAssociation: Mrs. Helen McKinley,Newark; Mrs. Emily L. King, Sea- ford; Wilmington,March, 1930. Delaware State Teachers Association:Ira 8. Brunser, Newark; RobertShilling, Milford; Newark, November 15-16, 1930. District ofColumbia: Eductition Association of theDistrict of Columbia: Edith L. Grosvenor, Iowa A partments,Washing- ton, D. C.; J. AnnaTennyson, 1P38 Bilthiore Street NW.,WashinKton, D. G. High School Teachers Association of theDistrict of Columbia: Mrs. Daisie I. Huff, 1430Rhode Island Avenue, Washington, D. C.; LucilleL Stevens, 1424 Massachusetts Avenue,Washington, D. C.; Washington,D. C., January 4, 1930. Fe-deralSchoolmen's Club: Cloyd 11. Marvin, GeorgeWashington University, Washington, D. O.; A. L. Howard, 5516Fourteenth Street, Washington, D. C. Florida: Florida EducationAssociation: Frank S. liartsflelli,Tallahassee; James S. Rickards, Tallahassee. Florida Home EconomicsAssociation- Boletha Frojen, State Department ofEducation, Tallahassee:: Mary Holt, PeninsularHigh School, Daytona Beach; November, 1930. Georizia- Georgia EducationAssociation: J. E. Purks, Cedartown; Kyle T.Alfriend, 400 Vineville Avenue,. Macon; Macon, April 16-19, 1930. Georgia HighSchool Teachers Association: J. S. Stewart, Athens: J.Harold Saxon, Quitman; Athens,. May 8-10, 1930. Idaho: Idaho Defartrnent ofSuperintendence: L.0:RobInson,Sand Point; T. II. Hardy, Ashton; Boise,. Novernrer 28-29, 1930. Idaho EducationAssociation:41,S. Condie, Preston; John I. Hillman, 331Sonna Building, Boise; Boise, November 28-30.1930. Idaho Home Economics Association:Iva Welch, University of Idaho. Southern Branch,Pocatelki;. Helen Jensen, Rupert;Pocatello. March, 1930. Illinois: Federation of IllinoisTeachers: F. R. Hamilton, Bradley Polytechnic Institute, Peoria;C. M. Poor, Lombard College, Galesburg;Urbana. High School Conference (Universityof Illinois); Arthur W.Clevenker, 109 Administration Building E, University of Illinois,Urbana; Urbana, November 20-22, 1930. Illinois CitySuperintendents Association: R. V. Jordan, Centralia; Charles Bruner,Kewanee; Urbana, November 19-20, 1930. Illinois County SuperintendentsAstailociation:Florence McGaughey, Macomb; Springfield, Decem- ber, 1930. Illinois State'Association of Elementary Supervisors: dative althorn, Alton; Alta McIntire, 6720, Thirty-fourth Street, Berwyn; Cicero,April, 1930. Illinois State School BoardAssoaciation: W. C. Urban, 2247 Benton Avenue, Granite City: AD. McLarty, Urbana; Decatur, October, 1930. Illinois State Teachers Association: JustinWashburn, Rock Wand; Robert C. Moore, Carlinville; Springfield, December 29-31. 1030. SchoolinIsters Club of Illinois: A.Middleton, 221 Arthur Street, Peoria; R. E. Stowell, 201 West Virginia Avenue, Peoria; Bloomington,February 7-8, 1930. Illinois Vocational Association: W. J.Bogan, Superintendent of Schools, Chicago; Arbon G. Willis, Pullman School, Chicago; Chicago, November, 1930. q. Indiana: Indiana Association of Teacyiersof English: Lela Mills, 310 West Washington, Greencastle; Myra simon, High School,Shelbyville; Indianapolis, October, 1930. Indiana History Teachers Association:Charles Roll, Terre Haute; Adelaide B. Thole, 1825North Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis;Indianapolis, October, 1930. Indiana llomeEconomic's Association: Lora Lewis, Public Schools, Terre Haute: Dale Waterbliry, Arsenal Technical High School; Indianapolis;La Fayette, April, 1930. Indiana State Teachers Association:Mettle Fry, Anderson; Charles O. Williams, 205 Hotel Lincoln,. Indianapolis; Indianapolis, October 16-18,1930. Io.,:a: Iowa Association of Teachers of English: 8. A.Lynch, Iowa State Teachers College, Cedar Falls; Wilma Hastie, High School, Fort Dodge; DesMoines, November, 1930. lowa Home Economics Association: Mrs, Josephine A.Bokke, Iowa State College, Ames: Mary (loodykuntz, University of lowa, Iowa City. IoWa State Federation of Teachers Clubs: Mrs. tillian S. McDowell,71)Timea Street, Keokuk: Mrs. Anna McD. Barr, 611 West Second Street,Muscatine; Des Moines, November 0,1160. 91739°-30 10 142 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTOR Y, 1 9 3 0

Kansas: Kansas Association of Mathematics Teachers: Minnie Stewart, High School, Topeka: Miss Holly, State Normal School, Emporia; Topeka, February 15, 1930. Kansas Association of Teachers of English:. Mrs. Florence K. Belding, Iola; Lou L. LaBrant, Uni- yersity 8f Kansas, Lawrence; Topeka, November, 1930. Kansas History TeachersAssociaiion:W. D. Ross, Suite Teachers College, Emporia; Maud Hulse. 4 High School, Topeka; Topeka, February, 1930. Kansas Modern Language Association: Wilma F. Judd, 029 llighland Avenue, salina. Kansas State Teachers Arv.;ociation: Reese Hughes, Parsons; FL. Pinet, 31n West Tenth Street, Topeka; Kansas City, Topeka, Hays, Hutchinson, Emporia, Parsons, November I; 8, Ban .., Kentucky: Association of Kentucky Colleges and Universities- II L. Donovaa Eastern Kentucky Teachers College, Richmond; Frank L. Rainey, Centre c ollege, 1):Invi1le: Lexington, January lit, 1930. 1; )Kentucky Educational Association: Walter C. Jettou, Paducah; R. E. Williams, 4518 Soda) Park- way,Louisville; Louisville, April 18-19, 11.30. (t, t Kentucky Music Teachers Association: Virginia R. Tyler, 119 Bassett Court, Lexington; 11rs. K. E. ' Rapp, (Ilasgow; Louisville, November 6-7, Ild0.

Louisiana: I,ouisiana Teachers Association: W.ri.Prescott., St. Landry Parish Schools, Opelousas. ? . P. H. Griffith, Box 541, Baton Rouge; 1 hanksgiving week, 1010. A Maine: Maine Teachers Association: F. W. Burrill, Augusta; Acielbert W. Gordon, Augusta: Bangor, v October 23-24, 1930. e Maryland: Maryland HistoryTeaChers Association:Arch ()olden, Baltimore City College, Baltimore: Helen Miller, Eastern High School, Baltimore; Baltimore, March, 1930. Maryland State Teachers Association: Byron 0. Grimes, I lagerswwn; Walter 11. Davis, High School, Havre de Grace; Baltimore. Maryland Vocational Education Association: Clyde B Edgeworth; Carrollton and LafayIIIA yen Baltimore; Elizabeth Amery, State Department of Educat ion, Gas and Electric Bujidin alti Massachusetts: Harvard Teachers Association: Frank W. Wright., State House, Boston; Charles swain Thomas, 4 Lawrence Hall,Kirkland Street, Cambridge, Cambridge, March 29, 1930. High School Principals Association of Massachusetts: Forrest Brown, High School, Amesbury; John W. Hutchins, 20 Main street. Mahler]; Boston, January 11, 1930 Massachusetts Association for Educational Method: Delia G. O'Connor, 13 School S eet, Spencer, Margaret A. Butler, 72 Village Avenue, Dedham: BoAon, May, 1930. Massachusetts Council of Administration Women in Education: Mary Elizabeth 0 er, Natick, Myrtle Dickson, Girls Memorial High School, Boston; Boston, May 10, 1930. Massachtisetts Junior High School Principals Association: W. Henry Mikler,Henry Lord Junior 116- nigh School, Fall River; Franklin P. Ilawkes Junior High School West, Arlington; Framingham, Massachusetts Schoolmasters Club: James E. Downey, High School of Commerce, Boston: Leonard . O. Patton, WilliamtartonRogersSchool, Hyde Park; Cambridge, February 8, 1930. Massachusetts State Normal School Tovheri Asslciation: M. Harriet Bishop, State Normal School, Worcester; -M. Grace Fickett, State Normal School, Westfield. Bridgewater, September 4, 1930, Massachusetts Teachers Federation: Annie C. Woodward, 144 Sohool Street, Somerville; Stanley R. Oldham, 15 Ashburton Place, Boston; Pittsfield, May, 1930. Michigan: Michigan Association of School Superintendents and School Board Membersi R. J. Coroji, lilt- mingbam; if. C. Daley, ilizhiand Park; Lansing, March, BM. k Michigan Education Associaton: M. R. Keyworth, Hamtramck; E. T. Cameron; Michigan Educti. Lion Building, Lansing. Michigan Home Economics Association: Mrs. RuthSchumther,Western StateTealiers College, Kalamazoo; Madeline Thompson, 22 Townsend Street, Lanstg; Ann Arbor, A phi, 1930 Michigan Schoohnasters' Club: Levi D. Wines, Ann Arbor, Louis P Jocelyn, !145 South Division Street, Ann Arbor; Ann Arbor, April 24-25, 1930. Michigan Society for Manual Arts and Industrial Education: George Frazee, PublicMao*,Grand Rapids*Eurl L. Bedell, 153 East Elizabeth Street, Detroit; Grand Rapids, April 24-26, 1930. Minnesota: Minnesota Education Association: G. H. Ranberg, Plic,Schools, Rochester; C. G. Schulz, 182 West College Avenue, St. Paul; Minneapolif, October 0--Novvicpber 1, 1930. Minnesota.SchoolgoardAssociation: L. H. Colson, Wena; John E. Palmer, Montsvidoo; Min- neapolis, March 4-6, 1930. , e Mississippi: h Mississippi Classical Association: Annie McBride, Belhaven College, Jackson;Virginin.Hunt, 834 Sixth Avenue, Laurel; Jackson, April 17-19, 1930. Mississippi Education Associatioa; B. Frank Brown, Ouliport; W. N. Taylor, Jackson; 'Jackson, April 17-1V, 140. . rr. ,

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Missouri: Missouri College Un!on:G. H. Mack, Marshall; L.G. Abernathy, Fayette;Kansas City, Novem- ber, 1930. M issouri Council of Teachersof English: MargueriteDiggs, Maplewood;WillieHarris, Rolla; Kansas City, November, 1930. M issouri Sodety of Teachersof History andGovernment: Bertha M.Rightmire, Lafayette High School, St, Joseph; Anna M. Thompson,N. E. Senior 1.Iigh School,KansarCity;Kansas City, November, 1930. r.iissouri St ate Teachers Association:HenryJ.Gerling, Supetrtendent ofSchools, St. LoulS; E. E. Carter, Columbia; Kansas City,November 11-15, 1930. Missouri Vocatiortal Association;George W. Reavis,letterset] City; H. J. Jeffrey, 911 Laws& Street, st. Louis;. Kansas City, Novcinber,mo Montana: Montana Education Association: A. A.Wood, Libby; R. J.Cutining4 t elena; Helena, * October 23-2.1, 1930 Montana. StateComp! Of1:AiglistsTeachers: B. O. Merriam, UniverAtyof Montana, :Missoula; Alargarct konim,MA West Pine Street, Missoula: Butte,Miles City, great Falls, october, 1930. Nebraska Nebraska Association of SchoolBoards and Exeuntives:E. J. Overing, Red Cloud;G. R. Dodds, Superior Nebraska Home Economics Association:Florence Corbin,University of Nebraska, Lincoln; Eudora

A. Day, Apartment B8,The Orlo, Lincoln; Lincoln,April 7- 8, 1930. 7 Nebraska Schoolmasters' Club: J.G. "%fasters, Central HighSchool, Omaha, O. A.Wirsig, Kearney. NebraskaState Teachers'Association: H. B. SimoniNorfolk; Everett M. Homan,Lincoln; December, 1930. Nebraska Wowen's Educational Club: Eva B. Shuman,Fairbury; Alta M. Jackson,Lincoln. Nevada: Nevada Home Economics Association:Gladys Wyckoff, 438 Elm Street,Reno; Jessie Pope, Univer- sity of Nevada, Reno;ittAno, April 24, 1i 30. Nevada State EducationalAssociation- ch.orge L.Dilworth, 314 Fifteenth Street, Sparks; Proctor R. Hug, 314 Fifteenthkreet, sparks; probably. Reno,ftettoher,1930. New Hampshire:Ni New Hampshire Business EducatorsAssociation:ChariAR. Dresser, Keene HighSchool, Keene; Mae Clough, Keene High School, Keeue.Concord. New Hampshire State TeachersAssociation: William H.Buker, Rochester; John W. Concon, Pinkerton Academy, Deny;Concord, October, 1930. New Jersey: Council of Education of the Stateof New .JeNey: W.Burton Patrick, High School,Orange; J. Howard Hulsart, Dover;Newark, March 14-15, 1930. High School CommercialTeachers Association ofNew Jersey: Don T.Deal, Senior High School, Trenton; Howard van Deusen,Senior HighSchool, Plainfield; NewBrunswick, May 3, 1930. New Jersey Association of Teachersof English: Mabel A.Tuttle, Iigh School, Linden; BlancheE. Riggs, Senior High School, NewBrunswick; NewBrunswick, May, 1930. New Jersey Association ofTeachers of Social Studies:Helen Bond, PlainfieldHigh School, Plain- field;Jog;Greener), EastOrange High School, EastOrange; NewBrunswick, May, 1930. New Jerse yPetical Education Association: Myra F. Way,Y. W. C. A., 'I renton; F.W. Maroney, Administration Building,Atlantic City; AtlanticCity, November, 1930. New Jersey ScienceTeachers Association:Oliver P. Medsger,Lincoln High School, Jerwy City; Paul 13. Tscbudy, SeniorHigh School, AtlanticCity; New Brunswick,May, 1930. New Jersey State TeachersAssociation: George C.Baker, High School,Moorestown; Charles B. Dyke, Short Hills; AtlanticCity, November 8-11, 1930. New Jersey Vocationaland Arts Association:John J. Hatch, StateNormal School, Newark; Jack Pennino, High School,Vineland; Camden, March21-22, 1930. New Jersey VocationalGuidance Association:Hobert Hoppock, HighSchool, Rahway; Bars T. Pollock, Senior HighSchool, Trenton; NewBrunswick, May, 1930. New Mexico: NewMexico EducationalAssociation: Charles B.Redick, Uallup; JohnMilne, Albu- querque;Albuquerque, October30-November 1, 1930. New York: Association of AgriculturalTeachers of New .York: Ernest L.Black, Fulton; L. J.Howlett, Morrisville; probablyMorrisville, June. 1930. New York AssociatedAcademicPrincipals:* II. Benton Arthur,High School, Delhi; LyndonH. Strough, High School, NiagaraFalls; Syracuse, December29-31, 1930. New York StateAssociation of DistrictSuperintendents: P. B.Matthews,Bridgehampton; Mrs. Emma C. Chase,Monticello; Niagara Falls,December 4-6, 1930. New 1' ork StateCouncil of City SchoolSuperintendents; Charles 8.Wright, Lawrence, Lung Island; El L. Ackley, Johnstown;Lake Placid. 144 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, 1 930

New YorkContinued. New York State Federation of Modern Language Associations: James F. Mason, Cornell University, Ithaca; Ferdinand F. Di Bartolo, 284 Hoyt Street, Buffalo: Albany, November, r930. New York State Health and Physical Educators Association: Herman J. Norton, Board of Edueii- tion, Rochester? Effie L. Wetherell, East High School, Rochester; Albany, November, 1930. New York State Home Economics Association: Florence C. Winhell, New York State College for Teachers, Albany; Lena Munger, Board of Education, Utica; Buffalo, April 4-5, 1930. 1 New York State Teachers Association Daniel J. Kelly,Superintenderitof Schools. Binghamton: . Richard A. Searing, 617 North Goodman StrePt, Rochester; Syracuse. November 24-25, 1930. North Carolina: North Carolina Education Association: Annie E. Cherry,RoanokeRapids:JuleB. Warren, Raleigh; Raleigh, March 20-22, 1930. North Carolina Sunday School AssociatiOn.J. B. Ivey. Charlotte;Flora Davis, Odd Fellows Building, R81eigh;44ctolaer, 1931. North Dakota: North Dakota Edueation Association: C. C. Swain. State Teachers College. Mayville; M E. McCurdy, 11 Magill Block, Fargo: Fargo, November. 1930 North Dakota Home Eeonomics Association: Pauline M. Reynolds,Stateltollege,Fargo; Marie Webster, Carrington; Fargo, November, 1930 Ohio: Ohio College Association: A. A. Shaw, Denison University, Granville; A. P. Rosselot, Otterbein College, Westerville; Columbus, April 3-5, 1930. Ohio Commercial Teachers Association: F. L. Dyke, Dyke School of Commerce. Cleveland; F. J. Miller, Tiffin Business University, Tiffin; Columbus, February, 1930. Ohio Education Association: D. J. Boone, Lorrain; F. F. Reynolds, 428 Chamber of Commerce, Columbus; Columbus. December,NM. Ohio Industrial Art Teachers Association: George R. Frank, Board of Education, Columbus: Robert ielltr Smith, Ohio Statt University, Columbus; Columbus, December, 1930 Ohio Society of College Teachers of Etlucation: E. B. Hawes, (iraavillt"lJ. Bennett, Delaware; Columbus, April 4-5, 1930., Oklahoma: OklahomaEducatiolliAssociation:I. N. McCash. Enid; C. M. Howell.700 Continental Building, Oklahoma City; Oklahoma City, February 6-8, 1930 Oregon: Oregon Association for Adult Education: Alfred Powers, 814 Oregon Building, Portland;Anne M. Mulheron, Portland Library, Portland. Oregon Home Economics Association: Frances M. Wright, Supreme Court Building, Salem; Georgia English, Marshfield; Portland, December 27, 1930. Oregon State Teachers' Association: R. R. Turner, Dallas Public Schools, Dallas;E. F. Carleton, 408 Salem Street, Portland; Portland, December.1930. Pennsylvania: Association of College Presidents of Pennsylvania: M. G. Brumbaugh, Huntingdon;Georget. Omwake, Collegeville; Harrisburg, Janbary 31,1930. Association ofSchool Board Secretaries:H. G. Berkhouse, Kane; Clifford P. Frey,715 Elm Street, Bethlehem; Harrisburg, February 4, 1930. Pennsylvania State Education Association. W. Lee Gilmore, Oakmont; J. Herbert Kelley,400 North Third Street, Harrisburg;probablyWilliamsport, December29, 100. Pennsylvania State Modern Language Association: Leo L. Rockwell, BucknellUniversity, Lewis- burg; Blossom H. Henry, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh; Williamsport,December 29, 1930. Pennsylvania State School Directors' Association:Mrs. William Anaerson,Aspinwall; Anna L. Brenneman, Harrisburg; Harrisburg, February 5-6, 1930. Pennsylvania Vocational Association: Margaret Olossner, WestChester; V. A. Martin, 830 South Office Building, Harrisburg; Harrisburg, June 27, 1930. -0 Public Education and Child Labor Agsociation of Pennsylvania:Franklin N. Brewer, Wanamaker Store. Philadelphia; Brum M. Watson, 311 South Juniper Street.Philadelphia. Schoolmen's Week (University of Pennsylvania): Arthur J. Jones, Universityof Pennsylvania, Philadelphia; LeRoy A. King, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.Philadelphia, April2-6, NW. 'Rhode Island: Barnard Club: George W. Hathaway, BridghamJunior High School, Providence;Percy R. Crosby, Pawtucket High School; Pawtucket. Brown Univenity Teachers Association: Charles Wilson Brown,Brown University, Providence; C. Emanuel Ekstrom, Brown Univorsity, Providence; Providence,March, 1930. Rhode Island Institute of Instruction: Charles F. Towne, ExchangeTerrace, Providence;Clarence 1F. Bosworth, 77 Rolfe Street, Auburn; Providence,October 30-November1, 1930. south Carolina: Association of Colleges of South Carolina: H. N. Snyder,Watford College, Spartanburg;L. T. Baker, University of South Carolina, Columbia. -A AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS 145\

South CarolingContinued. South Carolina Home Economics Association; StellaSteele, Winthrop College, Rock Hill; Elizabeth Peay, Columbia High School, Columbia; February,1930. South Carolina State Colored Teachers Association: A. A.Sims, Union; John P. Burgess, State College, Orangeburg; Columbia, March, 1930. South Carolina Teachers Association: Harry Clark,Greenville; J. P. Coatm, Columbia. South Dakota: SouthDakota Educatioy Association: R. V. liunkins, Lead; N. E. Steele, Roomflo Perry Block, Sibiu Falls; SiouxFalls, November Z3-26, 1930. Tennessee: Tennessee College Association:P. A. Lyon, M iddle Tennessee State Teachers College, Murfreesboro; C. Hodge Mathias, Fast Tennessee State TeachersCollege, Johnson City; Nashville, March, 1930. Tennessee Home Economics Association: BessHenderson, West Tennessee State Teachers College, Memphis; Margaret Browder, State Department ofEducation. Nqshville; Nashville, April 17-19, 1930. ittz, Tennessee State Teachers Association:Katherine Ingham, Bolivar; P. L. Flamed, Ma Memorial Building, Nashville, Tenn.; Nashville, Spring, 1930. Texas: Elementary Principals and Supervisors Askociation ofTexas: Catherine Gorbott, El Paso; Arvin N. Donner, 325 De Queen Boulevard,Port' Arthur, November, 1930: Horne Economics Association ofTexas: Mildred Horton, College Station; Mary Anna Grimes, College Station; Houston, November 28, 1930. Texps State Teachers Association:H. D. Fillers, Corsicana, R. T. Ellis, 708 N. P. Anderson Build- ing, Fort Worth; November 27-29, 1930. Texas State TeachersAssocciafloa.(colored): O. A. Fuller, Bishop College, Marshall; John W. Rios, Odd Fellows Building, Houston; San Antonio,November 28, 1930. Utah: Utah EducationAssociation: Amos N. Merrill, Brigham Young University, Provo; D. W. Parrett, 316 VermontBuilding, Salt Lake City; Salt Lake City, October 17-19. 1930. Utah Home Economics Association:Mrs. Christine B. Clayton, Utah State Agricultural College, Logan; Franms M. Backstrorn, Utah StateAgricultural College, Logan; SaltLakerity,October, 1930. Vermont, Schoolmasters' Club of the State of Vermont:Natt R. Burbank, Burlington; Edward F. Ireland, Newport; Burlington, March, 1930. Vermont Home Economics Association: Lucy McCaffrey,Hardwick; Mrs. Grace L. Shonley, Bur- llnglen; Burlington, March 21, 1930. Vermont State Teachers Association: W. H. Carter,Vegennes; Marion C. Parkhurst, 323 Pear Street, Burlington; Rutland, October 9-11, 1930. ' Vermont Women Teachers' Club: Anna LouiseThomas, 10 Hillcrest Terrace, White River JUnction; Emma J. Foster, Montpelier;Burlington, March, 1830. Virginia: Association of Public School Trustees of Virginia:E. V. Huffman, Orange; Frederick Diehl, Farm- ville;Richmond, November 2.5-26, 1930. a4 Association of Virginia Colleges: Charles L. Smith, RoanokeCollege, Salem; John L. Monahan, 1..niversity of Virginia, Charlottesville: Richmond, Fetruary 14-15, 1930. Virginia Academy of Sdence, Section of Psychology andEducation: D. Morris Allen, Hampden- Sydney; M. Boyd Coyner, Farmville;Lynchburg, May 9-10, 1930. Virginia Education Association; Robert W. House,Salem; O. J. Heatwole, Room 1, StateCapitol, Richmond; Richmond, November, 1930. Virginia English Teachers Association: LucyBrickhouse, Maury High School, Norfolk; Evelina Wiggins, 8 Vista Avenue,Lynchburg; Richmond, November 28, 1930. Virginia Societyi)fHistory Teachers: R. E. Swindler, University of Virginia, Charlottesville; Cath- erine W. Harnsberger, E. C. GlassHigh School, Lynchburg; Richmond, November, 1930. Washington: Washington Education Association: MabelV. Wilson, 2224. First Avenue W, Seattle;Arthur L. Mersin.707Lowman Building, Seattle; Centralia, Yakima, WallaWalla, SpokaneeliVenatchee, Bellingham, Tacoma, Seattle; October, 1M0. State School Directors Aweiationof Washington: O. M. Beatty, Walla Walla; Mrs.Blanche rift*, Olympia. West Virginia: West Virginia Association ofSecondary Principals: H. W. Piggott, High School, Parkershers, Frank E. Arnett, Elkins High School. Elkins;Parkersburg April i8-1111, 19$0. West Virginia State Education Association:Margaret Nicely, Hinton; J. H. Hickman, Char1est014 Clarkesburg, November 13-15, 1930. Wisconsin: Wisconsin Association ofMathematics Teachers: Ernest B. Skinner, University ofMammal;MAW bon; Marcia L. Johnson, 232 Broadway, Eau Claire;Milwaukee, November 6, 1930. 1=1

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WisconsinContinued. Wisconsin Associationof Modern ForeignLanguage Teachers: Meta M.Steinfort, Universityof Wisconsin ExtensionDivision, 619 StateStreet, Milwaukee; Maria leSchirmer, State Teachers College, Milwaukee; Milwaukee,March, 1930. Wisconsin Association ofSchool Boards:Gertrude Sherman, Milwaukee;Mrs. O. R. Strome, Arcadia. Wisconsin MusicTeachers Association:John Carre, 219 SixthStreet, Racine; BerthaKlinghoìz, 1205 South Seventh Street, Manitowoc;Kenosha, April21-24, 1930. Wisconsin Secondary SchoolPrincipals Association:R. O. West, West Allis;George A. Bassford, Ashland; Milwauk4, November.1930. Wisconsid Teachers Association:S. B. Tobey, Wausau;B. E. McCormick,Madison; Milwaukee, November 6-8, 1930. Wisconsin VocationalDirectors' Association:A. M. Bleyer, Oshkosh; J.E. Tepoorten, Cudahy; Madison, September,1930. Wyoming; Wyoming State TeachersAssociation: II. H. Moyer,Rawlins; B. H. McIntosh,Cheyenne. CITY Adult Education Association of Cleveland(Ohio): Newton D. Baker,Union Trust Building; Mildred Chadsey, director, Cleveland College. Biological Society of Washington(D. C..): AlexanderWetmore, Smithsonian Institution;W.ILWhite, Bureau of Entomology, UnitedStates Department o( Agriculture. Boston Principals Association: MauriceJ. Lacey, JamaicaPlain High Schcol. ElmStreet, Jamflir Plain: Helen J. Gormley, Julia WardHowe School District,Roxbury; April, 1930. Boston Teachers Club: ElizabethB. Nichols, 64 BowdoinStreet, DorchesterCenter; Dorothea Cushing, 29 Bradshaw Street, Medford: Bmtnn,February 27, 1930. Brooklyn Teachers Association-Augustus Ludwig, PershingJunior High School, NinthA venue and Forty-eighth Street; ElirabethJarrett, Pershing Junfor HighSchool, Ninth Avenue andForty-eighth Street. ...; Chicago Association for Child StudyaNd Parent Education:Eva L. Lawton,5606 Blackstone Avenue; Lavinia S. Schwartz, 5135 WoodlawnAvenue; January6, 1930. Chicago Principals Club:Herbert C.Hansen, 315 PlymouthCourt: Mrs. Edna R. Myers,315 Plymouth Court. Cincinnati Schoolmasters Club;Harry L. Senger, WoodwardHigh School; L. D. Peaslee,Plegant Ridge School; January 11, 1930. Dalton Par Teachers Association: Mrs. W.Murray Crane,820 Fifth Avenue, New York,N. Y.; Mrs. Theodore- inway, 126 Fast Sixty-fifthStreet, New York, N. Y. Detroit Teachers As. ation: Herman J. Browe,Fliggins School; Caroline Ball,6921 West FortStreet; January 27, 1930. Educational Society of Baltimore: LidaLee Tall, MarylandState Normal School,Towson; Angela Broening, 3906 Canterbury Road. High School Teachers Anociation of LosAngeles: Albert M.Shaw, 30.5 Trinity AuditoriumBuilding, 847 South Orand Avenue; Virginia Rowell,305 Trinity AuditoriumBuilding, S47 SouthGrand Avenue. High School Tesche'rs Association ofNew York: ErnestD. Lewis, 120 EastOne hundred and eighty- fourth Street; Anna M. Wellnitz, PortRichmond High School,Port. Richmond. Interborough Association ofWomen Teachers: HelenA. McKeon, f6417 ClintonStreet, Brooklyn; Ella Spill van,.159 East Eightieth.Street,New York, N. V. League of Richmond Teachers: W. H. Deleskol,Robert Fulton School;Mrs. Margaret H.Forbes, 1726 Hanover Avenue; January 16,1930. Los Angeles City Teachers Club;Mrs. GeorgiaParsons. 202 Trinity AuditoriumBuilding; Lillian Fuller, 33S North Hobart Street. Louisville Educational Association:Gertrude Kohnhorct,Western JuniorflighSchool; Marguerite Arnold, 546 South FilIst Street. Minneapolis Teachers League: HenryJ. Rohde, 134 WestForty-eighth Street; LulaFord, 113 West Thirtyfifth Street; January8, 1930. New York City Association ot Teachersof English: EdwinA.Kane, 611 West One hubdredand fifty- sixth Street; ilelettM. Roth,463 Eut Twenty-eighthStreet; February 13, 1930. New York Principals Association:John J. Loftus,515 Sixty-first Street, Brooklyn;Ambrose Court, Woodmere, Loó bland. New York Society for the ExperimentalStudy of Education: MichaelH. Lucy, JuliaRichman High School, Sixty-seventh Street and SecondAvenue; J. Carleton Bell,College of the Cityof New York. One hundred and thirty-ninth Streetand ConventAvenue. Newark (N. J.) WomenTeachers Guild: Lelia O. Brown,525 Clifton Avenue. Newark;Mrs. Florence Price, 6041awthorneAvenue, Glen Ridge. Oakland Teachers Association: BerniceBaxter, 2558 PleasantStreet; F. R. Calla,1025 Second Avenue; January 21 1930. NATIONAL CONGRESS OFPARENTS AND TEACHERS 147

Philadelphia Forum, PackardBuilding: George W. Norris, 925Chestnut Street; William K.Huff, Packard Building; April, 1930. Passaic (N. J.) TeachersAssociation: Florence M. Cooper, 317Lafayette Avenue; Reba Eaton, 272 Lafayette Avenue. Philadelphia Teachers Association! JessieGray, 1210 Fillmore Street;Clement E. Foust, 7741 Union Avenue, Elkins Park. Pittsburgh Teachers Association:Edwin R. Carson,1003 Bessemer Building;William Finlay, 1003 Bessemer Building; March 11, 1930. Public Edwation Association of the Cityof New York: Joseph P. Cotton, 63Wall Street; HowardW. Nudd, 8 West Fortieth Street. Richmond (Va.) Elementary TeachersAssociation: Mrs. Eleanor Rowlett,4828 West Seminary Avenue; Eyelyn Dinwiddie, 1618 Monument Avenue; January13, 1930. San Francisco Classroom Teachers Association:Miriam D. Eisner, 3098 California Street;Sophia Peterson, 1207 Ellis Street. San Francisco High School TeachersAssociation: Frank E. Barr, MissionHigh School; Anne Fiske, Horace Mann Junior High School. San Francisco Principals Association: C. A.Anderson, Hamilton Junior High School. Schoolmasters Association of New York and Vicinity:Charles C. Tillinghast. Horace Mann School for Boys, West Two hundred and sixtyfourthStreet and Fieldston Street; Frederic A.Alden, Columbia Grammar School, 5-9 West Ninety-thirdStreet; February 18, 1930. Schoolmen's Club of Philadelphia: William E.Burkard, 1831 West Ruscomb Street; Edmund A. Thompson, Childs School, Seventh and Tasker St.ret.:L. Teachers Council (New York City):William J..McAulifie, 500 Park Avenue; John J. Towers, 131 Livingston Street, Brooklyn. Ungraded Teachers Association of New YorkCity: Mrs. Margaret Sprague, 315West Ninety-fourth Street; Mrs. F. M. Emerson, Bryant andVyse Avenues. Utica Teachers Association: May Murphy,1107 Summit Place; Alice M.Hatheway, 2 Clark Place.

XXIX.NAT1ONAL CONGRESSOFPARENTSANDTEACHERS The president of the National Congress of Parents andTeachers (national organization) is Mrs. S. M. N. Marrs, Capitol Station, Austin, Tex.; National lleadquartors,1201Sixteenth' Street NW., Washing- ton, D. C. Annual meeting,May 18 to 24, MO, Denver, Colo. STATE, PRESIDENT, SECRETARY,AND PLACE OF MEETING AlabamaMrs. F. I. Spaulding, 405 Michigan Avenue,MoVeb; Mrs. E. H. Smith, 219 Second Street, Arlington P1a7e, Birmingham;Montgoineol, October, NW ArizonaMrs. Lenna H. Burges, 103 East Seem, Street, Tucson;Mrs. L. B. Hart, 225 South Fifth Avenue, Tucson; Globe, April, 1930. ArkansasMrs. L. D. Reagan, 219 GloverBuilding, Little Rock. CaliforniaMrs. R. L. Cardiff, Casa del Rey, SantaCruz; Mrs. M. D. Clark, 73 Plymouth Street, Santa Crur.; Riverside, May 5 to 10, 1930. ColoradoMrs. J. Sherman Brown, Route 2,Littleton; Mrs. Flor Ashbaugh, Littleton; Salida, May, 1930. ConnecticutMrs. Leslie E. Watson, 18 Sumac Street,West Haven; Mrs. Roy S. Case, 845 Cleveland Avenue, Bridgeport; Storrs, June, 1930. DelawareHoward T. Etniis, DelawareColony,Stockley; Miss Etta J. Wilson, M-207, Delaware Trust Building,Wilmington. District of ColumbiaMrs.GlIe4kottRafter, 917 Eighteenth StreetNW., Washington; Mrs. W: B. Fry, 4M3 Iowa Avenue NW.,Washington. FloridaMrs. A. F. Fenger, Route 1, Box 937,Hialeah; Mrs. P. M. Wynne, 431 North East Twenty- ninth Street, Ni iatni; Winter Park,April 1 to 3, 1930. GeorgiaMrs. J. I).Miller, 2 West Avenue, Gaines ville;Mrs. W. G. Cornett, Athens. HawaiiMrs. Marshall H. Webb, Y. W. O. A.Building, Honolulu; Mrs. S.T. Carr, 2727 Manoa Road, Honolulu. IdahoMrs. Thomas Ogden, 331Sonna Building, Boise;Mrs. H. E. Ray, Sonna Building, Boise. IllinoisMrs. H. W. Whitten,Carthage; Mrs. Robert D.Pringle, (1724 East End, Chicago; Evanston, April 22 to 24, 1930. IndianaMrs. Homer J. Miller, 835 AshlandAvenue, South Bend; Dr.Edna Hatfleld Edmonson, Extension Division,Indiana University, Bloomington;Indianapolis, October, 1930. IowaMrs. M. P. Summers, 1919Rebecca Street, Sioux City;Mrs. Charles Pye, 415 Shops Building, Dee Moines. Kansa9Mrs. John McNarrey, 830 Ann Avenue,Kansas City; Mrs. J.B. Riddle, 523 North Rutan Street, Wichita; Wichita,April 9 to 11, 1930. KentuckyMrs.I. T. B. Pearson,Nicholasville; Mrs. A. G. Barrett,Frankfort;BOwlingGreen, April, LouisianaMrs. George P.Meade, Gramercy; Mrs. P. A.Blanchard, 013 Audubon Street, New Wean; I Jennings, April n to 94. 1930.

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MaineMrs. Seth8. Mullin, 1111Washington Street, Bath;Mrs. William R. Small,21 PleasantSteak Bath; Gardiner, fall of1931, Ma6r1andMrs. KingmanA. Handy, 902 UniversityParkway, Baltimore; Mrs.W. W. viryeor,00n Fernhill Avenue, Baltimore. MassachusettsMrs. George Hoague,348 Walnut Street, Brookline;Mrs. H. V. Neal,126 Packard Avenue, Somerville. MichiganMrs. J. K. Pettengill,426 West Saginaw Steet,Lansing;Mbrs.Orel;L. Snow, 916North Capitol Avenue, Lansing;Muskegon, April18 to 18, 1930. .MinnesotaMrs. Austin Mendenhall,2328 Jefferson Street, Duluth;Mrs. HolmesA. Swenson, Part- bault; Minneapolis, October,1930. MississippiMrs. W. D. Cook, Forest;Mrs. D. G. Patton,Jackson; Gulfport,April, 1930. MissouriMrs. James F. Cook,45 Mason Street, WebsterGroves: Mrs. L.R. Huhele, 4040}fortiori Street, St. Louis. MontanaMrs. JohnII. Gilbert,615 South Pacific Street,Dillon- Mrs.A.F. Waldorf, May, 1930. NebraskaMrs. W. W. Day,1(124 M Street, Lincoln; Mrs.E. A. Wing,1139 NorthSixty-seventh Street, Lincoln; Lincoln, October,1930. New HampshireMrs. F.A. Lundberg, Hillsboro; Mrs.Ruth C. Warwick,Westmorelaud, Depot. New JerseyMrs. William F. Little,110 Elm Avenue, Rahway;Mrs. Alfred S.Roberts, HootenRoad, Moorestown. New MexicoMrs. A. A. Halbert,Las Vegas: Mrs. Iv.W. Atha, SeventhStreet, Las Vegas. New YorkMrs L. B. Stevenson, 401 Trust Company Building,Watertown; Mrs.R. N. Grover,214 South Bay Avenue, Islip, Long Island,New York; Rochester,October, 1930. North CarolinaMrs. Raymond Binford,Guilford College;Professor DuaneMcCracken,Guilford College, High Point. North DakotaArthur E. Thompson,Washburn; M. BeatriceJohnston, University..Grand Forks, June, 1930. OhioMrs. Hamilton Shaffer, 37 GerlaughStreet, Dayton;Miss MargaretDaly, 40,s3 WestEighth Street, Cincinnati. OklahomaMrs. Charles D. Johnson,221 East* Twenty-ninthStreet, Tulsa;Miss Lillian E.Bishop, Box 298, Ardmore; Oklahoma City, .1pril9 to 12, 1o30. OregonMrs. William T. Brice, 4636Twenty-fifth Avenue,South East, Portland;Mrs. W. J.Gott- hardt, 1546 East Madison Street, Portland;October 15, 1930. PennsylvaniaMrs. William Brice, Jr., 238 WestPenn Street, Bedford;Mrs. H. C. Dern,917 Howard Avenue, Altoona; Sunbury, October 14to 18: 1930. Rhode IslandMrs. Earl S. Clark, 302 NorwoodAvenue, Edgewood;Mrs. Elmer B. Bowers,408 Plain Street, Providence South CarolinaMrs. Otis Arrowsmith, Kingstree;Miss Agness Erckmann,Kingstree;Columbia, Nov; nber, 1930. South 1, taMrs: Alvin Waggoner,Philip; Mrs. GertrudeFlyte, Gann Valley. Tennessee---Mrs. John T. Fisher. Route5, Box 102, Buntyn; Mrs.W. H. Dilatush,1792 North Park- way,Memphis; Nashville, 1930. 3 TexasMrs. Noyes Darling Smith. 807 WestTwentyfirst Street,Austin; Mrs. DukeBurgess, Fort Worth. UtahMrs. William Reid, 1150 HarvardAvenue, Salt Lake City;Mrs. RaymondAshton, Millcreek, Way, Salt Lake City; Salt LakeCity, April, 1930. VermontMrs. Julius A. Willcox,141 Wily Street, Rutland; Mrs.William A.Sargent, 15 NorthStreet, Rutland; Brattleboro, October 3 and 4, 1930. VirginiaMrs. Harry Semones (acting),315 Church StreetNW., Roanoke;Mrs. E. M.Coulter, R. F. D.,.Roanoke. WashingtonMrs. N. J. Irvine,2465 Nob HillAvenue, Seattle; Mrs. N. K.Nelson, Keyport;Seattle, May, 1930. West VirginiaMrs. Donald Clarke,641 Piedmont Road,. Huntington;Miss Janet Hatch,529 Twelfth Street, Huntington. WisconsinMrs. W. J. Hubbard,1607 ProspectAvenue, Milwaukee; Mrs.H. C. Humphrey,706 Center Street, Whitewater; Lacrosse,May 6 to 9,1930. WyomingMrs. J. U. Jacobucel, GreenRiver; Mrs. Inez Noonan,Moorcroft, Laramie.

XXX.EDUCATIONAL PERIODICALS AMERICAN EDUCATIONALPERIODICALS CURRENTLYRECEIVED BYTHE LIBRARY OF THEOFFICE OFEDUCATION (Abbreviations:btn.anbimonthly;ILI. irregular;tn.monthly: quarterly;sm.semimonthly; w. weekly), Adult EduostIon andthe Library.American LibraryAuociatioa,520 Nortb MichiganAvenue, Waal% 111. 44. FP' EDUCATIONAL PERIODICALS A e 149

Alabama.See Alabama School Journal. Alabama SchoolJournal.Alabama Education Association,417First National Bank Building, Montgomery. 10nos. 'v Alaska.See Alaska School Bulletin. Alaska School Bulletin.Territorial Department of Education, Juneau.9 nos. .klumni News. Alumni Association oitthe KansasState Teachers College, Emporia, Kans.m. .knivriean Annals of the Deaf. Gallaudet College, Washington, D.C. bm. during schoolyear. American Child.National Child Labor Committee, 215 FourthAvenue, New York, N. Y.10 nos. American Childhood.(Formerly Kindergarten and First Grade.) ,MiltonBradley Co., 74 Park Street, springfield, Mass.10 nos. American Cookery.Boston cooking School Magazine Co., 221 ColumbusAvenue, Boston, Mass. 10 nos. knierican Journal of Public Health.American Pubhc Health Association, 370 SeventhAvenue, New York, N. Yim. American Junior Red Cross News.American Junior Red Cross, Washington, D.C.9 nos. American Law School Review. West Publishing Co.,St. Paul, Minn.3 timesa year. American Magazine of Art.American Federation of Arts, Barr Building, Washington,D. C.m. American Ozonian:Association of American Rhodes Scholars, 310 ProspectStreet, New Haven, Conn.q. American Penman.55 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.m. American Physical Education Review, (Now Journal of Health andPhysical Education), American Sehool Board Journal.Bruce Publishing Co., 354 MilwaukeeStreet, Milwaukee, Wis.m. AmericanSchoolnlaster.State Normal College, Ypsilanti, Mich. 9nos. American Shorthand Teacher. Gregg PublishingCo., 16 West Forty-seventh Street,'NewYork, N. Y. 10 nos. American Speech.Williams and Wilkins Co., Mount Royal and GuilfordAvenue, Baltimore, Md.m. American Teacher.American Federation of Teachers506 South WabashAvenue, Chicago, m10nos,- Arizona.See Arizona Teacher. .krImna Teacher and Home Journal.State Teachers Association, Illkoz MOO, Phoenix.10 nos. .krkansas. SeeJournal of Atkansas Education. .1%;soviation of American Colleges Bulletin.Association of American Colleges,111 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.4 times a year. Balance Sheet.South-Western Publishing Co., Third and Vine Streets,Cincinnati, Ohio.9 nos. Baltimore Bulletin of Education.Board of School Commissioners, Bureauof Research, Carrolltonand Lafayette Avenues, Baltimore Md. 9nos. Boston Teachers News-Letter. Boston Teachers Club, Room206, Hotel Bellevue, 21 BeaconStreet, Boston, Mass. f Bulletin of Education.University of Kansas, Bureau of School Service and Research,Lawrence, Kans.bm. Bulletin of High Points in the Work of the High Schoolsof New York Cagy.Hall of the Boardof Edo- cation, 500 Park Avenue, Now York, N. Y.m. bu:letin of the American Association of Collegiate Registrars.Johns Hopkins Press,Baltimore, M d.q. Bulletin of the American Association of University Professors.American Association ofUniversity Professors, Twentieth itnd Northampton Streets, Easton, Pa.8 nos. Bulletin of the Associate Alumnae ofBarnard'College..kssociate Alumnae, Barnard College,New York, N. Y. 2nos. Bulletin of the Classroom Teachers Association.Classroom Teachers Association,Nicollet Hotel, Minneapolis, Mimi.10 nos. Bulletinof the Department of Elernektary School Principals.Department of ElementarySchool Principals,National Education Assocration, 1201 Sixteenth Street NW., Washington,D. C.q. Bulletin of the High School Teachers Associationof the District of Columbia, Inc., Washington, D. C.ir. Business Educator.612 North Park Street, Columbus, Ohio.10 nos. California.See C alifornia Quarterly ofSeconaaryEducation; Character Builder;Educational Research Bulletin (Los Angeles); Journal of Applied Sociology;Journal of Juvenile Research;Modern Languages Forum; San Francisco Teachers Bulletin; School Progress;Sierra EducationalNews; University High School Journal;University of California Chronicle; VOcational EducationNews Notes; Western Hospital and Nurses Review; Western Journal of Education. California Quarterly of Secondary Education.California Society of Secondary Education,2163Ceram Street, Berkeley.q. Catholic Educational Review. Catholic Education Press, Washington,D. O.10 nos. Catholic School Interests.178 Kenilworth Avenue, Elmhurst, Ill.tn. Catholic School Journal.Bruoe Publishing Co., SU Milwaukee Street, Milwaukee,Wis.10nos. Character Builder.1827 Georgia Street, Los Angeles, Calif.10 nos. Chicago Schools Journal. Board of Education, Chicago NormalCollege, 6200 StewartAvenue, Chicago, Ill.10nos.

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Child Health Bulletin.American Child Health Association, 370 Seventh Avenue, New York, N. Y. bm. Child Study.Child Stu( sociation of America (Inc.), 500 West One hundrid and twenty-first Street, New York, N. Y 10:z. Child Welfare.Child-Welfare Co. (Inc.), .r).P117 Germantown Avenue, Philadelphia. Pa.m. Children, The magazine for Parents.(Now Parent's Magazine.) Christian Education.Council of Church Boards of Education in the United States, Ill Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. 9 nos. Christian Education Magazine.Board of Education of the Methodist Episcopal Church,South, Nashville, Tenn.q. Christian Educator.lloard of Education. Department of Educational Institutions for Negroesof the Methodist Episcopal Church, 740 Rush street, Chicago. Ill.q. Christian Student.Board of Education of tbeMethodist Episcopal Church, 740 Rush Street, Chicago, Ill.q. Church School Journal.(Continuing the Sunday SchoolJournal)Methodist I3ookConcern, Cincinnati, Ohio. m. Chmical Journal.University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Mich. 9 nos. Classical Weekly.Barnard College, New York, N. Y.w.during schoolyear. Colorado. SeeColorado School Journal: Tiachers Journal and A bqract. Colorado School Journal. Color* Education Association, 53O CommonwealthBuildink, Denver. 10 nos. Columbia Alumni News.110 Library, Columbia University, New York, N. Y.w. duringcollegeyear. Common ground.Massachusetts Federation, 15 Ashburton Place, Boston, Mass.8 nos. Community League News.Cooperative Education Association of Virginia, 208 State Office Building, Richmond, Va.m. Connecticut.SeeConnecticut Schools; Teachers Journal; Yale AlumniWeekly, Connocticut Schools.State Board of Education. Hart ford.10 nos. Cooperative School Bulletin.Butler and Auburn, Ind.10 nos. Country Teacher.Altarnont, Ill.8 nos. Current EventsGuide(Formerly ('urrent Methods.)American Education Pren, (Inc.), Columbus, Ohio. w. for 10 months. Curriculum Study and Educational Research.Bulleti.n.Board of Public Education, 155 Administration Building, Pittsburgh, Pa.brn. Delaware. SeeDelaware Parent-Teachers Association. Delaware ParentTeachers Association,!loom4116, DuPont Building, Wilmington.6 nos. Detroit Educational Bulletin.Board of Education, Detroit, Mich.10 nos. District of Columbia. SeeAmerican Annals of the Deaf; American Magazine of Art; Bulletinof the Department of Elementary School Principals; Bulletin of the High School Teachers' Association of the District ofColumbia; Catholic Educational Review; Educational Record; Home and School; Junior Red Cross News; Journalof the National Education .As.sociation;National Geographic Magazine; Nature Magazine; Platoon School; Progressive Education; Record of Current Educational Publications; Research Bulletin; School Life; VoltaItkiew. Education. The Palmer Co., 120 BoylstonStreet, Boston, Mass.10 nos. Education Bulletin. New Jersey Department of Public Instruction, Trenton, N. J.10 nos. Educational Administration and Supervision.Warwick and York (Inc.), Baltimore, Md.9 nos., Educational Foundations.Educational Foundations (Inc.), Hanson Place. Brooklyn, N. Y.q. Educational Method. (Formerly Journal of EducAtional Method.).125 West One hundred and twentieth Street, New York, N. Y.9 nos. Educational Outlook.University of Pennsylvania, School of Education, Philadelphia, Pa.q.. Educational Record. AmericanCouncilonEducation, 24-26 Jackson Place, Washington,D. C.q. Educational Research Bulletin.Board of Educattn, 346 Chamber of CommerceBuilding, Los Angeles, Calif.9 noe. Educational Research Bulletin.Ohio State University, Bureau of Educational Research, Columbus, Ohio. Educational Review.(Combined withSchooland Society.) Educational Screen.5 South Wabash Avenue, Chicago, nr.10 nos. Elementary English Review.4070 Vicksburg Avenue, Detroit, Mich.10 nos. Elemenitary School Journal.University of Chicago, School of Education, Chicago, 111.10 nos. English Journal.National Council of Teachers of English, Universityof Chicago Press, Chicago, ILL 9 nos. English Leaflet. New England Association of Teachers of English, Cambridge, Mass.9nos. Everyday -Art.American Crayon Co., Sandusky, Ohio.8 nos. Extension Monitor.University of Oregon, Eugene, Oreg.tn. Extension Servic. News. New York State College of Agriculture, Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y.m. Federal Council Bulletin.Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America, 105 East Twenty4eoond Street, New York, N. Y.10 nos. Florida.See Journal of the Florida Education Association. EDUCATIONAL PERIODICALS 151

General Magazine and Historical Chronicle.General Alumni Society of the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pa.q. General Science Quarterly. (Now Science Education.) Georgia. See Georgia Education Journal; High School Quarterly. Weorgia Education Journal.Georgia Education Association, 400 Vineville Avenue, Macon, Ga. 10 nos. Girl Scout Leader. Girl Scouts (Inc.), 670 Lexington Avenue, New York, N. Y. m. Oracle Teacher. (Continues Primary Education-Popular Educator) Educational Publishing Corpora- tion, 54 Clayton Street, Boston, Mass.10 nos. Harvard Alumni Bulletin.Harvard Bulletin (Inc.), 1400 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, Mass. w.during collegeyear. Harvard()radiatesMagazine.60 State Street, Boston, Mass.q. Hawaii.See Hawaii Educational Review. Hawaii Educational Review.Department of PublicInstruct.,Honolulu. 9nos. High School.University of Oregon, School of Education, Etwene, ()reg.q. High School Journal.University of North Carolina Press, Chapel Hill, N. C.8 nos. High School Quarterly.University of Georgia, Athens, Oa.q. High School Teacher.High School Teacher Co., Blanchester, Ohio.10 nos. Historical Outlook.McKinley Publishing Co., 1021 Filbert Street, Philadelphia, Pa.8 nos. Home and School.General Conference of Seventh Day Adventists, Washington, D. C.in. Home Economics Counselor.State Department of Education, Vocational Education Division, Santa Fe, N. Mex.bm. Horne Economist.(Now Practical Home Economist.) Hospital School Journal.Children's Hospital of Michigan, 390 Cliff Street, Battle Creek, Mich.ir. Idaho. SeeIdaho Journal of Education. Idaho Journal of Education.(Formerly Idaho Teacher.)Idaho Education Association and Idaho Congress of Parentshod Teachers.331 Sonna Building, Boise.9 no:. Illinois.See Adult Education and the Library; American Teacher; Catholic School Interests; Chicago Schools Journal; Christian Educator;Country Teacher;Esducational Screen; Elementary School Journal: English Journal; Illinois Alumni News; Illinois Association of Teacherpof English Bulletin; Illinois Teacher;Industrial Education Magazine;International Journal of Religious Education; Journal of Educational Research; Journal of Geography;Libraries; Nations' Schools; Quarterly Journal ofSpeecli;Public Safety; Religious Education; School Feeding Management; School News School Review; School Science and Mathematics: -University Record. and Practical Educator; . Illinois AlumniNews.University of Illinois AlumniAtiaaiation,358Administration Building, Urbana. 10 nos. Illinois Associationof Teachers of English Bulletin.,Urbana,- 8noa; Illinois Teacher. StateTeachers Association. Sprin 0 nos. Immigrant.National Council of Jewish Wo of Im ant Aid, 39 Broadway, New York, N. Y.(i

Independent Education. 342Madii. n enue,New York, N. Y.9 nos. Indian Leader.Haskell Institute, Lawrenc ans.w.during school year. Indian SchoolJournal.Chilocco Indian Agricultural School, Chilocco, Okla.w, during school year. Indiana. SeeCooperative School Bulletin: Indiana Teacher; Indiana University Alumni Quarterly. Indiana Teacher. StateTeachers Association, 205 Lincoln Hotel, Indianapolis.9 nos. Alumni Quarterly.225 North New Jersey Street, Indianapolis.q. Indiana University ve Industrial Arts Magazine.Bruce Publishing Co., 354 Milwaukee Street, Milwaukee, Wis.tn. Industrial EducationMagazine. Manual Arts Press, Peoria, Ill.m. International Journal of ReligiousEducation.1516 Mailers Building, &South Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Ill.m.except August. Iowa.Sfe Midland Schools;1411ologica1Quarterly; School Music. Johns HopkinsAlumni Magazine.Baltimore, Md.q. Journal ofAdult Education.American Association for Adult Education, 41 East Forty-second Street, New York,N. Y.q. Journal of Applied Psychology.Ohio University, Athens, Ohio. bm. Journal of AppliedSociology.(Now Sociology and Social Research.) Journal of ArkansasEducation.Arkansas Education Association, Glover Building, Little Rock, Ark. 9 nos. Journal of Business V.ducation.Haire Publishing Co., 1170 Broadway, New York, N. Y. m. Journal of Chemical Education.654 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y. m. Journal of Commercial Education.(Now Journal of Business Education.) Jouinal of Education. New England PublishingCo., 6 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass, W. Jo4nal of Educational Method. (Now Educational Method.) Journal of EducationalPsychology. Warwick and York (Inc.), Baltimore, Md. 9 nos. Journal of Educational Research.Public School Publishing Co., Bloomington. Ill.10 nos. Journal of EducationalSociology.American Viewpoint Society (Inc.), 13 Astor Place, New York, N. Y. 10 nos. 152 IMUCATIONALDIRECTORY, 193 0 1J 41. Journal of Engineering Education. SocieGfor the Promotionof EngineeringEducation, Princesad Lemon, Streets,Lancaster, Pa.l0 nos. Journal of ExperimentalPsychology.Psychological ReviewCo., Prinoeton,N. J. bin. Journal ofExpression. ExpressionCo., PieveBuilding, CopleySquare, Boston, Mass.q. Journal of GeneticPsychology.Set PedagogicalSeminary and Journalof Genetic Psychology. Journal of Geog:aphy.A. Y. Nystrom andCo., 3323 ElstonAvenue, Chicago, Ill.9 nos. Journal of Health andPhysical Education.(FormerlyAmerican PhysicalEducation Iteview.)Am* ican Physical EducationAssociation, Box362, Ann Arbor,Mich.10 nos. Journal of Higher Education. phioState UniversityPress, Columbus,Ohio.10nos: Journal of Home Economics.Amecan Home EconomicsAssociation, 101 EastTwentiethStreet, 13al. timore, Nid.m. Journal of Juvenile Research. 1ConiinuingJournal of Delinquency.)Whittier StateSchool, Whittier, Calif.q. Journal of Physical Education. (Formerly PhysicalTraining.)NationalCouncil of YoungMen's Christian Association,Physical EcipeationDepartment,Cornwall, N. Y.10 nos. Journal of Social hygiene. American Social H ygiene'Association, 372-374Broadway, Albany,N. Y. 9 nos. Journal of the American Association of UniversityWomen.Mt. RoyalandGteifordA venuet,Belt!. more,Md.q. Journal of the Associationof AlcricauMedical Colleges.2.5 East Washingtonstreet, Chicago, Ill.q. Journal of the FloridaEducationAssociation.Centennial Building,Tallahassee, Fla.9 nos. Journal of the LouisianaTeachers Association,418 Florida Street,Baton Rouge,La.9 nos. Journal of the National Education Association.1201 SixeenthStreets NW.,Washington, D.C.9 nos. Junior-Senior High School ClearingHouse. AmericanViewpoint Society(Inc.), 883Broadway, Albany, N. Y.8 Dos. Kansas. See Bulletin of Education;Indian Leader:Kansas Teacher; Social Science;Teaching; Techne. Kansas Teacher and WesternSchool Journal.Kansas StateTeachers'Association, 315 WestTenth Street, Topeka.rn. a Kentucky.SeeKentucky SchoolJournal; MountainLifeaddWork. Kentucky School Journal. Kentucky EducationAssociation, 1317Heyburn Building,Louisville. 9 nos. Kindergarten-Primary Magazine.Manistee, Mich.bm. during schoolyear. Latin Notes. Service Bureau forClassical Teachers,Teachers College,Columbia University,New York, N.Y.8 nos. League Scrip.Minneapolis Teachers° League.751 AlyipouthBuilding, Minneapolis,Minn. 10nos. Libraries.216 West Monroe Street,Chicago, Ill. 10nos. t Library Journal.R. R. BowkerCo., New York, N.Y.sm. except July waitAugust. Las Angeles School Journal.304 TrinityAuditorium, LosAngeles, Calif.w. during schoolyear. Maine Alumnus.General AlumniAssociation, Universityof Maine, Orono.9 nos. Maryland. See American Speech; BaltimoreBulletin of Education;Bulletin of the,AmericanAssoc'. ation of Collegiate Registrars; ChildhoodEducation;EducationalAdministration andSupervision; Johns Hopkins Alumni Magazine; Journalof EducationalPsychology;Journal ofHome Economics; Personnel Journal. ' Ma.ssachusetts.See AmericanChildhood; AmericanCookery; BostonTeachers' NewsLetter; Common Ground; Education; EnglishLeaflet; Grade Teacher;Harvard AlumniBulletin; HarvardGaduates Magazine; Journal ofEducation; Journal ofExpression; PedagogicalSeminary andJournal ofGenetic Psychology; School ArtsMagvine; ScienceEducation.Technology Review;VocationalGuidance Magazine. Mathematics Teacher. NationalCouncil of Teachersof Mathematics,425 West Onehundred and twentieth Street, New York,N. Y. 8nos. Mental Hygiene.372-374 Broadwily,Albany, N. Y.q. 7 .4611 Michigan.See American Schoolmaster;Classical Journal;DetroitEducational Bulletin;Elementary Engligh Review; Journalof Health anti PhysicalEducation;Kindergarten-PrimaryMagazine;Mich., iganAluiimus;Michigan Education Journal;MuskegonEducational Review;North Central Associ lion Quarterly, School ofEducation Bulletin. Michigan Alumnus.Univenity of Michigan,Ann Arbor.w. during collegeyear. Michigan Education Journaland ModeratorTopics.MichiganEducationAssociation,Washington Avenue and Kilborn Street, Lair 9DOS. ta4 Middle-West School Review.Omaha, Nebr.10nos. Midland Schools.Iowa State Teachers' Association,413 Shops Building,Des Moines,Iowa.9 nos. Mind and Body. NewUlm, Minn.10 nos. Minnesota.SeeAmerican Law SchoolReview; MinnesotaAlumni Weekly;MinnesotaJournal al Education; League Scrip;Mine and Body. Minnesota Alumni Weekly.Minneapolis. *.during collegeyear. Minnesota Journal of Education'. Minnesota EducationAssociation,162 West CollegeAvenue, in, Paul.9 nos. 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MississippiEducational Advance.Mississippi Educational Association,Jackson. 9 nos. Nlissouri.See MissouriAlumnus; Missouri SchoolJournal; School and Community. Missouri Alumnus.Missouri Alumnus, 217 JesseHall, Columbia.10 nos. Missouri SchoolJournal.Missouri School Journal, 1403 PaulBrown Building, St. Louis.10 nos. Modern LanguageJournal. National Federationof Modern LanguageTeachers, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio.8 nos. Modern LanguagesForum. Modern LanguageAssociation of Southern California, 1240South Main Street, LosAngeles, Calif.q. Montana.See Montana Education. Nlontana Education.Montana Education Association, 7 KohrsBlock, Helena.9 nos. Mountain Life and Work.Berea College, Berea, Ky.q. r, Music and Youth. /315Fith Aveuur, New York, N.Y.tO nos. Muskegon EducationalReview.Muskegon Teachers' Club andParcnt-Teacher Association, Muskegon, .. Mich.9 nos. P.'. Narcotic Education.World Conference on Narcotic Education,and the International Narcotic Educe,-

. tion Association, 57SMadison A venue; New York, N.Y.q. National GeographicMagazine.National Ocorzraphir Society,Washington, D.4.1.m. National League of TeachersAssociations Bulletin.159 Hotel Wisconsin,MilWaukee, Wis.q. Nation's Schools.Nation's Schools PublishingCo., 91Y North Michigan,Chicago, Ill.m. Nature Magazine.American Nature Association, 1214Sixteenth Street NW., Washington, D. C.rn. Nature and Science EducationReview.American NatureAssociation, 1214 Sixteenth Street NW., Washiogton, D. CT. Nebraska.See Middle-West SchoolReview; Nebraska Alumnus;Nebraska EducationalJournal; School Executives Magazine. Nebraska Alumnus. Ahinini Association of theUniversity of Nebraska, Box 22, Station A, Lincoli 10 nos. Nebraska EducationalJournal.State Teachers Association, 511Richards Block, Lincoln.10 nos. Nevada.See Nevada EducationalBulletin. Nevada Educational Bulletin.StatDepartment of Education, Carson City.10 nos. New Hampshire.See America4()xonian:Smith Alumna) Quarterly. New Jersey.See Education Betin;Journal of ExperimentalPsychology; New Jersey Journal of Education; NewarkSchool Bulletin; PrincetonAlumni Weekly; School News; Silent Worker; Train- ing School Bulletin. New Jersey Journai ofEducatiOn.State Teachers'Association, 33 Lehigh Avenue, Newark.m. New Jerky EducationalReview. New Jersey StateTeachers' Association, 304 Stacy-Trent Hotel, Trenton.q. New Mexico.See HomeAnomicsCounselor; New MexicoSchool Review. New Mexieo SchoolReview.NAMexico EducationalAssociation, MOO East Central, Albuquerque. 9 nos. New Student.2929 Broadway,New York, N. Y.w.during college year. Public Health; AmericanPenman; Association of American Ool- . New York.See American Journal of leges Bulletin;Bulletin of High Points inthe Work of the HighSchools of New. York City; Child Health Bulletin; Child Study;Christian Education;Christian StUdent; Classical Weekly; Columbia Alumni News;Educational Foundations; ExtensionService News; ,Federal Council Bulletin; Girl Scout Leader; Journal ofAdult Education; Journal ofBusiness Education; Latin Notes;Library Journal;Immigrant':Independent Education;Interstate Bulletin;Musix and Youth;Narcotio Education; New YorkUniversity Alumnus; Normal Instructor and 5 Education; New York State Primary Plans; ParentsMagazine; Playground; PracticalHome Economist; Public Health Nurse; Rural America; School;School and Home;School and Society; SchoolMagazin% School Parent; Science; Scouting;Special Libraries; SurveyGraphic; Teachers College Record;TrainedNuras; University of the State ofNew York Bulletin tothe Schools; Vocationist;Wilson Bulletin; Workers' Education. New York StateEducation. New York StateTeachers' Association, 100104Liberty Street, Utica. 10 nos. New York UniversityAlumnus.100 Washington SquareEast; New York, N. Y.w.during college year. Newarir School Bulletin. Newark,N. J.10 nos. Normal Instructor and Primary Plans.F. A. Owen Publishing Co.,Damian., N. Y.10 nos. North Carolina.See High School Journal;North Carolina TeacherSocial Forces. North CamlinaTeacher.Box 887, Raleigh.10 nos. NorthCeftal Association Quarterly.University High SchoolBuilding, University of Michigan, Alin Arbor, Mich. q. North Dakota.See North DakotaTeacher, .QuarterlyJournal of the University of North Dakota School of Education Record. North Dakota Teacher.North Dakota EducationAssociation, 224 Fourth Street, Bismarck.9 nos. 10 Official Bulletin of theCincinnati Teachers' Association.Cincinnati, Ohio. nos. AK- -

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C. Ohio.See Balance Sheet; Business Educator .Christian Educator; Church Schools Journal;Currefit Events Guide; Educational Research Bujeetin; Everyday Art; High School Teacher;Journalof Applied Psychology; Official Bulletin of the Cincinnati Teachers Association;Ohio State University Monthly; Ohio Teacher; Ohio Schools; School Index; School Topics; Scientific TemperanceJournal; Wooster Alumni Bulktin. 0/40 Schools.Ohio State Teachers' Association, Columbus. 10nos. Ohio State University Monthly. Ohio State University, Columbus.10 nos. Ohio Teacher.Ohio TeacherPublishing Co.,71 East State Street, Columbus.10 nos. Oklahoma.See Indian School Journal; Oklahoma Teacher. Oklahoma Teacher.Oklahoma Education Association, 708 CôntinentalBuilding, Oklahoma City, 9 nos. Oregon.See Extension Monitor; High School; Oregon Education Journal; Western Education. Oregon Education Journal.Oregon State Teachers Assdeiation, Behnke-Walker Building,408 salmon Street, Portland.9 nos. Oregon Teacher.(Now Western Education.) Parents' Magazine.(('ontinuing Children, the Magazine for Parents.)The Parents Publishing Association, 255 Fourth Avenue, New York, N. Y.tn. Peabody Journal of Education.George Peabody College for Teachers, Nashville,Tenn. hm. Pedagogical seminary and Journal of Genetic Ps5.chology.Clark University, Worcester, Mass.q. Pennsylvania.See Bulletin of ,the American Association of University Professors;Child Welfare: Curriculum Study and Educational Research Bulletin; Educational Outlook; Journal of Business Education; Journal of Engineering Education': Junior-Senior High School Clearing House; Pennsyl- vania Gazette; Pennsylvania Schooljournal: Pittsburgh School Bulletin;PsychologimlClinic;* Scholastic; Trained Men; University of Pittsburgh School of Education Journal. Pentrflvania Gazette.GenekAlumni Society, Universityof Pennsylvtmia,Philadelphia.w. during college year. Pennsylvania School Journal.State Eduration Association, 100 North ThirdStreet,Harrisburg. 10 nos. Personnel Journal.Personnel Research Federation, Williams & WilkinsCo., Mount Royaland Guilford Avenues, Baltimore, Md.bin. Philippine Island.See Philippine Magazine. Philippine Magazine.Philippine Education Co. (Inc.),101-102 Escolta, Manila, P. I.m.. Philological Quarterly.University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa.q.

<3. Pittsburgh School Bulletin.Pittsburgh Teachers' AssociatiOn,loco Bessemer Building, Pittsburgh, Pa.10 nos. 42 Platoon School. fr National Association for the Study of thePlatoon,or Work-Study-play School Organization,532 Seventeenth Street NW., Washington, D. 1'.q. Playground.Playground and Recreation Association of America, 315 FourthAvenue, New York, N. Y. m. Porto Rico.See Porto Rico School Review. Porto Rico School Revir.Department-Of Education, San Juan.9 nos. Practical Home Economist.(Continuing Home Economist.)Lakeside PublishingCo., 468 Fourth Avenue, New York,N. Y.tn. PrimaryEducation-Popular Educator. (Now Grade Teacher.) Princeton Alumni Weekly.Princeton University, Princeton, N.J.w.during collegeyear. Printing Education.United Typothc.ta3 of America, Department ofEducation, TowerBuilding, Fourteenth and K Streets NW., Washington, D. C. 5 times a year. Private School News.Portér Sargent, 11 BeaconStreet, Boston, Mass.ir. Progressive Education.Progressive Education Association, 10 Jackson Pine&Washington, D. C.m. Progressive Teacher.Morristown, Tenn.10 nos. Providence Public School Bulletin.School Committee, 9 Exchange Terrace,Providence,R. I. m. Public Health Nurse.372474 Broadway, Albany, N. Y.m. Public Safety.National Safety Council, Chicago, Ill.m. Public School Messenger.St. Louis Public Schools, St. Louis, Mo.Jr. Quarterly Journal of Speech.National Association of Teachersof Speech, 10 Chester Street,Champaign, Ill.q.-- .4 Quarterly Journal of the University of North Dakota.University Station, GrandForks, N. Dak.q. Readers Digest.Readers Digest Association, Pleasantville, N.Y.m. Record of CurrentEducational Publications.United States Office of Education,Washington, D. O.q. Religious Education.Religious Education Association, 308 NorthMichigan Avenue,Chicago, Ill.10 nos. Research Bulletin.National Education Association, Research Division,1201 SixteenthStreet NW., Washington, D. C.5 times a year. Rhod,e Island.See Providence Public School Bulletin. .0 Rural America. The American Country Life Association (Inc.),Room 415, 105 East Twentr000nd itStreet, New York, N. Y.10 nos. San Francisco Teachers' Bulletin. ;MI5 Post Street, Elan Francisco, Calif.10 nos. O. EDUCATIONAL PERIODICALS 1 5e

Scholastic.Scholastic Publishing Co.,-Wabash Building, Pittsburgh,Pa. bw. except July and August. School. School News Co., 156 Fifth Avenue,New York, N. Y. w. School and Community.Missouri State Teachers' Association,Columbia, Mo.10 nos. School and Home.Ethical Culture School, 33Central Park West, New York, N. Y.q. School and Society.(Continues Education&Review.) Science Press, Grand CentralTerminal, New York, N. Y. w. School-Arts Magazine. TheDavis Press (Inc.), 44 PortlandStreet, Worcester,Mass.10 nos. School Board Journal.See American School BoardJournal. School Executives Magazine. 1126-1128Q Street, Lincoln, Nebr.ii nos. School FeedingManagement. ManagementMagazines (Lnc.), 827 South La Salle Street, Chicago, Ill TII School System,Cincinnati,Ohio.w.during school year. School Index. Cincittnati Public 0 School Life.United States Office ofEducatiôn, Washington, D. C.10 nos. School :gamine.Department of Public Instruction,Buffalo, N. Y.lobos. School Music. 720 Franklin Street, Keokuk,Iowa.bm. during school year. School News and Practical Educator.Parker Publishing Co.,Taylorville, Ill.10 nos. 111, School of Education Bulletin.University of Michigan, Ann Arbor,Mich.8 nos. School of Education Record.University of North Dakota, UniversityStation, N. Dak.m.during schoolyear. School Parent. United Parents' Associationof Greater New York Schools (Inc.), 125 West Forty- second Street, New York, N. Y.w. exceptJuly and August. School Review.University of Chicago, School of Education,Chicago, Ill.10 nos. School Science and Mathematics.Mount Morris, Ill.9 nos. School Topics. Board of Education,elveland, Ohio.bw. during school year. Science. Science Press, Grand CentralTerminal, New York, N. Y.w. Science Education.(Continues General Science Quarterly.)W. G. Whitman, Salem, Mass.q. ScientificTemperance Journal.Scientific Temperance Federation,400BoylstonStreet,Boston, Mass. q. Scouting.National Council, Boy Scouts of America, 2Park Avenue, New York, N. Y.m. Seattle Educatiorml Bulletin. Board of Education,850 Central Building, Seattle, Wash. m.

.Seattle Grade Club Magazine. 316-317Central Building, Seattle, Wash. q. Sierra Educational News.California Teachers' Association, 461 Market Street, San Francisco, Calif, 10 nos. Silent Worker. New Jersey School for the Deaf,Trenton, N. J.10 nos. Simmons College Review.Simmons College, Boston,Mass.6 nog. Sociology and Social Research.(Combining Journal of AppliedSociology and Bulletin of Social Re- search.)University of Southern California, Los Angeles,Calif. bm. South Oprolina.See South Carolina Education. South Carolina Education.South Carolina Teachers' Association,Columbia.8 nos. South Dakota. See South Dakota EducationAssociation Journal. South Dakota Education Association Journal.3 Perry Building, SiouxFalls.10 nos. Southern Workman. Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute,Hampton, Va.m. Special Libraries.Special Libraries Association, 11 Nisbet Street,Providence, R. I.10 nos. -Stanford Illustrated Review. Stanford University, Calif.10 nos. -t Starry Cross. American VivisectionSoefety, 3243 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. m. Surdisy. Graphic Number. Survey Ass9ciation (Inc.), 112 EastNineteenth Street, New York, N. Y. Teachers College Journal.Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute,Ind.bm. Teachers College Record.Teachers College, Columbia University, NewtorklN. Y.8 nos. Teachers Journal.New Haven Teachers' League, 491Orchard Street,NO Haven,Conn.6 times a year. Teachers' Journal and Abstract- Colorado State TeachersCollege,Greek'',Colo.tnos. Teaching. Kansas State Teachers College,Emporlik Kans.ir. 'recline.Kansas State Teachers College, Pittsburg, Kans.Ir. Technology Review. Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology Alumni Association, Cambridge, Masi. 8 nos. Tennessee.See Christian Education; ProgressiveTeacher; Peabody Journal of Education. Tens.See Texas Outlook. Texas Outlook.Texas State Teachers' Association, 708 AndersonBanding, Seventh and Lamar Streets, Fbrt Worth. tn. Trained Men. International CorrespondenceSchool, Scranton, Pa,bm. Trained Nurse and Hospital Review. LakesidePublishing Co., 458 Fourth Avenue, New York, N. Y. m. Training School Bulletin.Training School, Vineland, N. J.8 nos it Tufts College Alumni Bulletin.Tufts College, Mass. 8 Lift. Tuskegee Messenger. Thekegee Institute,Ala.stn. University High School Journal.University High School, Oakland, Calif.4,

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I. Ilialversity of California Chronicle.University of California Press,Berkeley, Calif.,q. University of Pittsburgh Schoolof Educa sJournal. School of Education, UniversityofAtsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa.bin. University of the State of NewYork Bulletin to the Schools.State Department of Education,Aibany, N. Y.sm. duringschoolyear. University Record. Universityof Chicago Press, Chicago, Ill.q. Utah.See Utah Educational Review. 9 Utah Educational Review.State Education Association,Vermont Building, Salt LakeCity. OtalL 9 nos. 3 Virginia.See Community League News;Southern Workman; Virginia Journalof Education; Virginia Teacher. Virginia Journal of Education.Virginia Education Association,Capitol Building., Richmond. 10nos. Virginia Teacher.State TeacHers' College, Harrisonburg.10 nos. e Vocational Education NewsNotes.University of ('aii4prnia.4Divisionof Vocational EducatiOn.Berks. ley, Calif.ir. Vocational Guidance Magazine. Bureauof Vocational Gilidance, HarvardUniversity, Cambridge, Mass.8 nos. Vocationist.State Normal Training School,Oswego. N. Y.q. Volta Review.Volta Bureau,1601 Thirty-fifth Street NW.. Washington,D. C.m. Washington.See Seattle Educational Bulletin;Seattle Grade ClubMagazine; 'Washington Education Journal. Washington Education Journal.Washington Education .ssociatinn,707 Lowman Building,Seattle.

9 nos. . West Virginia.See West Virginia School Journal. West Virginia School Journal.State Education Association,1816 Washington Street.Charleston.9 nos. Western Education. Statesman PublishingCo., 215 South Commercial Street,Salem, Oreg. Western Hospital and Nurses Review.Western Pei iodieal Co. (Inc.),130 South Broadway, Los Angeles, Calif. Western Journal of Education.Harr Wagner PublishingCo., 600 MissionStreet, San Francisco, Calif.m. Wilson Bulletin. A magazine for librarians.H. W. Wilson Co.,958-972 University Avenit^, New York, N. Y.10 nos. , . Wisconsin.See American School Board Journal:Catholic School Journal: IndustrialArts Magazine; National League of Teachers AssociationsBulletin; .WisconsinJournal of EducAtion. Wisconsin Journal of Education.Wisconsin Teachers'Association, 716 Beaver Building,'Madison. 10 nos. Wooster Alumni Bulletin.Alumni Association,Co liege of Wooster, Wooster,Ohio.10 nos. Workers' Education. Workers EducationBureau, 476 West Twenty-fourthStreet.,New York, N. Y.in. . Wyoming. See Wyoming Educational5ulletin. Wyoming Educational Bulletin.dlateepartment of Education, Cheyenne.m. Vale Murnnt Weekly.Yale' Publish.gAssociation (Inc.), 316 WhitneyAvenue, New Haven, Conn. w. duringcollegeyear. . o v