Morgan College and Branches.

JOHN O. SPENCER, President.

MORGAN COLLEGE, Baltimore, Md.

LOCATION: Central, in great college town between North and
South.

COURSES: Preparatory, normal, music, advanced education, col-
legiate,—appropriate degrees.

INSTRUCTORS: Oolite and university trained. Seven colleges
and universities represented in Faculty.

DORMITORIES : For a limited number, furnished.

TERMS: Very reanonable.

DEAN: William Pickens, Lit. D.

Princess Anne Academy. Princess Anne, Md.

(The Eastern Branch of the Maryland Agricultural College.)
LOCATION: The famous Eastern Shore of Maryland, Somerset

County.
COURSES: Preparatory, normal, industrial, domestic science,

music.
INSTRUCTORS: College and technically trained.
DORMITORIES: Carefully supervised, furnished.
TERMS: Free tuition; other expenses moderate.
SUMMER SCHOOL: Prepares teachers ppecially for rural schools.

Monday, June 28th to August 6th. Courses scholastic and

industrial.
PRINCIPAL: Rev. Thomas H. Kiah, A.B.

Virginia Collegiate and Industrial Institution,
Lynch burg, Va.

LOCATION: On beautiful hill, suburbs of growing city.
COURSES: Preparitory, normal, domestic science, gardening,

music.

INSTRUCTORS: College trained; carefully selected.
DORMITORIES: Furnished steam beat; accommodations for 50

girls; carefully supervised.
TERMS: Within tlie reach of all.
PRINCIPAL: Frank Trigg, A.M.

ALL SCHOOLS OPEN SEPTEMBER 25, 1916.