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Hours, 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. Telephone North 1654 DR, R. M. WEST, Surgeon Dentist Corner VERMONT AVE. AND U ST. Washington, D. C. MORGAN COLLEGE AND BRANCHES JOHN O. SPENCER, President Summer School—July 6 to August 14, 1926. College—John W. Haywood. A.M., S. T. D., Dean. Location—Great college town between North and South. Courses—Four years on Credit System.
Degrees—Pre-Medical, Advanced Education, Certificates for High Faculty—University trained. Specialists in Departments.
Site—Eighty-five acres, beautiful scenery, stream, hill, forest, ath-
Dormitories—Equipped and supervised. Can care for 100 boarders Academy (On the grounds)—Edmund B. Trotman, A.B., Principal. Courses—College preparatory and General.
Information—Address Edward N. Wilson, Registrar, Morgan College, Princess Anne Academy Junior College Grade (Eastern Branch University of Maryland)
Courses—Preparatory, Normal, Agricultural, Industrial, Domestic,
Information—Address the Principal, Thomas H. Kiah, Ped. D., Prin-
Dormitories Open—September 20th. All Schools open September
The Capstone of Negro Education WASHINGTON, D. C. Founded uy GENERAL O. O. HOWARD
MORDECAI W. JOHNSON. S. T. M., D. D. President Purpose
To provide the 12,000,000 colored people of the United Students May Enter for Collegiate Work at the Beginning
of Any Quarter Autumn Quarter .................Sept. 24-25, 1926 Winter Quarter...................... Jan, 3, 1927 Spring Quarter ....................March 19, 1927 Summer Quarter ....................June 21, 1927 FOB CATALOGUE AND INFORMATION WRITE
F. D. WILKINSON, Registrar BELTRAN BARKER' GAS, OIL. GREASING, REPAIRING. WASHING. POLISHING,
VULCANIZING, GOOPRICH, SILVERTOWN, CORD TIRES |
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