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Signatures with a lead pencil are good in law.
The acts of one partner binds the others.
Each individual in a partnership is responsible for all the debts of the firm, except in the case of a special partnership.
The word "limited " in connection with firm names indicates a limitation of responsibility for each member.
An agreement without consideration of value is void.
"Value received " should be written in a note, but it is not necessary. When not written, it is presumed by law or may be shown by proof.
A consideration is not sufficient in law if it is illegal in its nature.
An endorser of a note is exempt from liability if not served with a notice of its dishonor within 24 hours of its non-payment.
If a letter containing notice of protest or non-payment be put into the Post Office, any miscarriage does not affect the party giving notice.
Notice of protest may be sent either to the place of business or residence of the party notified.
A receipt for money is not legally conclusive.
THE NATIONAL BANKRUPTCY LAW.
The Federal Bankruptcy Act became operative throughout the United States August 1st, 1898.
It provides for the appointment of referees and trustees to administer the estate of the bankrupt. Each referee is appointed by a Court of bankruptcy for two years, and has many judicial powers. The Courts of bankruptcy in- clude the District Courts of the United States and Territories, the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and the United States Court of the Indian Territory and Alaska. The trustees may be one or three, and are appointed by the creditors, and co-operate with the referee in the administration of the estate.
Any person who owes debts, except a corporation, shall be entitled to the benefits of the act as a voluntary bankrupt.
Any natural person, except a wage-earner, or a person engaged chiefly in farming or tillage of the soil, any unincorporated company and any corpora- tion engaged principally in manufacturing, trading, printing, publishing, or mercantile pursuits, owing debts to the amount of $1,000 or over may be adjudged an involuntary bankrupt upon default or an impartial trial. Private bankers, but not national banks, or banks incorporated under State or Terri- torial laws, may be adjudged involuntary bankrupts. A wage-earner is defined to be a person who does not earn more than $1,500 a year,
A petition to make a person or corporation an involuntary bankrupt must be signed by three creditors whose claims aggregate $500.
A discharge in bankruptcy releases from all provable debts, except judg- ments in actions for fraud or obtaining property by false pretense or false representations, or for wilful and malicious injuries to the person or property of another, or debts not duly scheduled in time for proof and allowance, and debts created through embezzlement, misappropriation or defaleation by the bankrupt while acting as an officer, or in a judicial capacity.
Application for discharge must be made after one month, and with the next twelve months subsequent to being adjudged a bankrupt. In certain cases the time may be extended. Instead of submitting his case to a referee the intend- ing bankrupt may offer terms of composition to his creditors, after he shall have been examined in open court, or at a meeting of his creditors, and filed in Court the schedule of property and list of creditors required to be filed by bank- rupts. The Judge may then confirm or disapprove the composition at his own discretion. Compositions, however, may be set aside upon proper application, and discharges revoked for fraud.
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DOMESTIC POSTAGE.
Including Canada, Mexico, Cuba, Republic of Panama, Hawaii, Porto Rico, Shanghai, Philippines, the Islands of Guam and Tutuila, and the "Canal Zone, " on the Isthmus of Panama.
FIRST-CLASS .- Letters and all written matter, sealed or unsealed, and all other matter sealed, mailed, sewed, tied, or fastened so that it cannot be easily examined, two cents per ounce or fraction. Limit of weight, four pounds.
POSTAL CARDS .- One cent; double postal cards, two cents.
REGISTERED MAIL .- Registry fee for valuable letters or packages, eight cents.
SPECIAL DELIVERY .- Ten cents in stamps, in addition to lawful postage, shall entitle a letter to immediate delivery from 7 a. m. to 11 p. m. at carrier service offices, and 7 a. m. to 7 p. m., at other offices, if addressee is within one inile of post office.
SECOND-CLASS (unsealed) .- All regular newspapers, magazines, etc., one cent for each four ounces-or fraction fully prepaid.
THIRD-CLASS .- Unsealed. printed books, pamphlets, circulars, engravings, lithographs, proof-sheets, manuscript copy accompanying it, and all printed matter of the same general character, and not having the character of personal correspondence. Rate is one cents for each two ounces or fraction. Limit of weight is four pounds except it be a single book.
FOURTH-CLASS .-- All mailable matter not included in the three preceding classes, so prepared for mailing as to be easily taken from the wrapper and examined.
Rate: One cent per ounce or fraction, excepting seeds, roots, cuttings, bulbs, and plants, which are one cent for each two ounces. Limit of weight, four ponds. Liquids and other injurious matter not admitted, except under P. O. conditions.
MONEY ORDER RATES.
Sums not exceeding $2.50
3c.
Over $ 2.50 and not exceeding $
5.00
5c.
Over 5.00 and not exceeding
10.00
Sc.
Over 10.00 and not exceeding
20.00
10c.
Over 20.00 and not exceeding
30.00
12c.
Over 30.00 and not exceeding
40.00
15c.
Over 40.00 and not exceeding
50.00
18c.
Over 50.00 and not exceeding
60.00
20c.
Over 60.00 and not exceeding
75.00
25c.
Over 75.00 and not exceeding
100.00
30c.
Money orders are sold, for payment in Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines, at the above rates.
FOREIGN POSTAGE.
Letters, per ounce, 5 cents; for each additional ounce or fraction. 3 cents; second and third-class matter, per 2 ounces, 1 cent; postal cards, 2 cents each.
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High Grade Work Plumbing, Heating and Gas Fitting
APPENDIX
WALSH'S CHARLOTTE DIRECTORY FOR 1909
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STATE GOVERNMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA
Governor-W W Kitchen
ยท Lieutenant-Governor-W C New- land
Private Secretary to Governor - A J Field
Secretary of State-J Bryan Grimes State Treasurer-Benjamin R Lacy State Auditor-Benjamin F Dixon Attorney-General-T W Bickett
Superintendent of Public Instruc- tion-J Y Joyner
Adjutant-General-T R Robertson State Librarian-M O Sherrill
Superintendent of Public Buildings -C C Sherry
State Standard Keeper-L H Lums- den
Commissioner of Labor and Print- ing-M L Shipman
Insurance Commissioner-James R Young
State Printer-E M Uzzell
GOVERNOR'S COUNCIL
The Secretary of State, Treasurer, Auditor and Superintendent of Pub- lic Instruction
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
The Governor, Lieutenant-Gover- nor, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Auditor, Superintendent of Public Instruction and Attorney-General
STATE BOARD OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
The Governor, Secretary of State, Treasurer and Attorney-General
.STATE BOARD OF PENSIONS.
The Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, and Attorney-General
JUDICIARY
Supreme Court-Chief Justice Wal- ter Clark
Associate Justices-P D Walker, H G Connor, Geo H Brown, Jr, and Wm A Hoke
COUNTY GOVERNMENT
Mecklenburg County
Charlotte County Seat-Court
House, South Tryon, S E cor 3rd
Superior Court-J L Webb, Judge Clerk-J A Russell
Deputy-P V Moody
Clerk invested with full probate power
Sheriff-N W Wallace
Deputy-E O Johnson
Tax Collector (Charlotte Town- ship)-The Sheriff
Register of Deeds-W M Moore
Deputy-R L Sing
Treasurer-Dr H J Walker
Surveyor-J B Spratt
Superintendent Education - R J
Cochran
Coroner-W A Gresham
Physician-Dr C S Mclaughlin
Attorneys-Burwell & Cansler
Keeper County Home-W J Holton Janitor Court House-S W Kirk- patrick
County Commissioners - W M Long, Chairman; Wm N McKee, D A Henderson, J A Newell and W J Dunn
County Finance Committee-J H
J. F. FLOWERS, V .- Prest. & Mngr.,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
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304 North Tryon St.
SCOTTISH FIRE INSURANCE CO.
POLICIES SOLD
ONLY THROUGH
LOCAL AGENTS
1
Merchants & Farmers National Bank
Accounts of Corporations, Firms and Individuals Solicited
ROBINSON'S BOOK STORE
12 N. TRYON ST.
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE BOOKS
GENERAL SCHOOL SUPPLIES
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McClintock, W S Pharr and J M Davis
Tax Assessors-H C Severs and A W Brown
County Board of Education-Wm Anderson, Charlotte, Chairman; John McDowell, Steele Creek; C H Cald- well, Charlotte; B D Funderburk, Matthews; A F Long, Huntersville
COURT CALENDAR
Superior Court, 12th Judicial Cir- cuit-J L Webb, resident Judge; J A Russell, clerk
Convenes:
3rd Monday before 1st Monday in March
7th Monday after 1st Monday in March
13th Monday after 1st Monday in March
3rd Monday before 1st Monday in September
3rd Monday after 1st Monday in September
13th Monday after 1st Monday in September
Each term to continue two weeks for trial of criminal cases exclusive- ly
7th Monday before 1st Monday in March
1st Monday after 1st Monday in March
7th Monday before 1st Monday in September
8th Monday after the 1st Monday in March
14th Monday after 1st Monday in March
12th Monday after 1st Monday in September
4th Monday after 1st Monday in September This term to continue three weeks for trial of civil cases exclusively
Each term to continue one week for trial of civil cases exclusively
CITY GOVERNMENT (Executive Department)
Office, City Hall, N Tryon, S E cor 5th
Mayor-Hon T S Franklin
Mayor Pro Tem-Joseph Garibaldi
City Clerk and Treasurer - A H Wearn
City Tax Collector-W B Taylor
City Attorney-J A McRae
Chief of Police-T M Christenbury
City Recorder-W M Smith
City Physician-F O Hawley
City Engineer-Joseph Firth
Chief of Fire Department - W S Orr
City Plumbing Inspector-Edw Hy- land
City Cotton Weigher-J S With- ers
City Electrician-F E Robinson Superintendent of Schools-A Gra- ham
Superintendent of Water Works- P H Williams
Superintendent of Streets-D T Ritch
Keeper of Elmwood Cemetery- Moses Thomas
Keeper of Pinewood Cemetery-A Phifer
Superintendent of Crematory-J T Traywick
Janitor City Hall-W H Ross
ALDERMEN
1st Ward-M M Murphy, W T
Hart, W I Henderson, T J Davis
2nd Ward-W J Chambers, Dr C A Bland
3rd Ward-W S Shelor, L P Mac- kenzie, Z T Smith
4th Ward-P M Cave, G G Scott, E S Williams
5th Ward-W G Shoemaker
6th Ward-L C Griffin
7th Ward-O P Heath
8th Ward-T L Kirkpatrick, Joe Garibaldi
9th Ward-Joseph Klouse
10th Ward-H C Severs
11th Ward-Allison Bunn
BOARD OF PUBLIC SERVICE
T W Hawkins, chairman; John R Pharr, A H Washburn, A M McDon- ald, H M McAden and E L Sargent
BOARD OF HEALTH
Dr E C Register, president
Can suit you in a Home if you wish to Buy or Rent
Traders Land Company 9 West Trade Street
ELIZABETH COLLEGE (Not Denominational)
TS constantly rising higher in the estimation of the people of North Carolina and other States as an institution of learning. The high Curriculum prescribed and adhered to in every department gives it a place in the front rank of high grade Colleges for young women, and the Music Department has done much to win for it the high place it holds in the Educational World .- Editor Charlotte Observer.
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Dr B J Witherspoon, secretary Dr F O Hawley, superintendent
POLICE DEPARTMENT (Headquarters, City Hall)
Chief-T M Christenbury
Sergeants-W W Irvine and J M Youngblood
Desk Sergeants-W B Orr and J M Earnheardt
FIRE DEPARTMENT (Headquarters, 10-12 E 5th)
Phones-No 1, phone No 10; Nos 2 and 3, phone No 130; No 4, phone No 262
Chief-W S Orr Supt Fire Alarms-W A Cruse Foreman No 1-J H Wallace Foreman No 2 and 3-W B Glenn Foreman No 4-W F Simpson
BOARD OF TRADE
(Greater Charlotte Club)
34 W Trade, organized 1905 W S Lee, Prest C S Stone, 1st v-Prest C O Kuester, 2nd v-Prest W T Corwith, Sec and Treas
ASYLUMS AND HOMES
Alexander .Rescue Home-303 S McDowell; Mrs Julia Price, Supt Charlotte Day Nursery-1101 N Davidson Florence Crittenton Industrial Home-513 N McDowell; Mrs M C Carter, supt
Thompson Orphanage (The)-East Avenue Extension; founded by Lewis Thompson, of Bertie County, N C; Rev W J Smith, supt
BANKS AND BANKERS
American Trust Co-Trust Bldg; incorp July, 1901; capital and surplus, $475,000; assets, $1,400,000; George Stephens, prest; T 'S Franklin, v-prest, W S Lee, v-prest; W H Wood, sec and treas; J Ernest Davis, asst sec and treas
Charlotte National Bank-2-5 W
Trade; chartered January, 1897 ; capi - tal, $250,000; surplus and undivided profits, $80.000; B D Heath, prest; John M Scott, v-prest; J H Little, v-prest; W H Twitty, cash
Commercial National Bank-41 S Tryon; incorp February, 1874; capi- tal, $500,000; surplus, $330,000; R A Dunn, prest; W E Holt, v-prest; A G Brenizer, cashr; A T Summey, asst cashr
First National Bank (The)-20 S Tryon; incorp 1865; capital, $300,000; surplus and profits, $265,637.42; H M McAden, prest ; Geo W Bryan v-prest; John F Orr, cashier
Merchants and Farmers National Bank-35 E Trade; incorp 1871; capi- tal, $200,000; surplus and undivided profits, $135,000 ; Geo E Wilson, prest; John B Ross, v-prest; W C Wilkin- son, cashr
Southern Loan and Savings Bank- 4 S Tryon; incorp February, 1901; capital, $50,000 ; surplus and undivided profits, $19,500; John M Scott, prest; W S Alexander, v-prest; W L Jen- kins, cashr
Union National Bank (The)-37 S Tryon; incorp 1908; capital, $100,000; T W Wade, prest; F B McDowell, v-prest; H M Victor, cashr
CEMETERIES
Elmwood Cemetery-W 7th and Johnson
Hebrew Cemetery-Groveton
Pinewood Cemetery-W 9th and Johnson
Presbyterian Cemetery - W 5th cor Church
CHURCH DIRECTORY (WHITE)
Baptist
First Baptist Church-318-320 N Tryon, Rev H H Hulton, pastor
Highland Park Baptist Church-N Charlotte; Rev S F Conrad, pastor Louise Baptist Church - 14 S Pegram, Belmont Park
Ninth Avenue Baptist Church-600 N Caldwell ; Rev L R Pruett, pastor Pritchard Memorial Baptist Church -S Boulevard, cor Templeton, Av;|
L. C. SMITH & BROS. TYPEWRITER
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J. E. CRAYTON & CO. General Agents 217 S. TRYON ST. PHONE 304
ENGINEERS, FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS.
Mecklenburg Iron Works,
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA.
The Life Insurance Company of Virginia
ORGANIZED 1871.
HOME OFFICE, RICHMOND, VA.
H. T. PAGE, Supt., No. 4001-2 Realty Building, Charlotte, N. C.
S a regularly organized Life Insurance Company Operating under a Special Charter from the State of Virginla.
TRUST BUILDING
C Southern Mill Stocks F. C. ABBOTT & CO. -
Handled on Commission by
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Rev E E Bomar, pastor
Catholic
Saint Peter's Catholic Church-S Tryon, S E cor 1st ; Rev Joseph Muel- ler, O S B, pastor
Episcopal
Church of the Holy Comforter- Dilworth; Rev Francis M Osborne, rector
St Andrew's Chapel-Seversville ; Rev J H Crosby, rector
St John's Chapel-N Graham, bet 6th and 7th, Rev Harris Mallinck- rodt, rector
St Martin's Chapel-615 N David- son; Rev Francis M Osborne, rector St Mary the Virgin-E 4th ext; Rev W J Smith, rector
St Peter's Episcopal Church-N Tryon, S W cor 7th; Rev Harris Mal- linckrodt, rector
Lutheran
St Mark's Lutheran Church-N Tryon, bet 7th and 8th; Rev R L Patterson, pastor
Methodist
Belmont Park M E Church-201 N Pegram; Rev L A Falls, pastor
Brevard St M E Church-614 N Brevard ; Rev C M Pickens, pastor
Calvary M E Church-S Church, nr Hill; Rev E E Williamson, pastor Dilworth M E Church-Worthing- ton Av, Dilworth; Rev A L Coburn, pastor
North Charlotte M E Church-Rev W O Goode, pastor
Seversville M E Church-Severs- ville
Trinity M E Church-S E cor S Tryon and 2nd; Rev E L Bain, pas- tor
Tryon Street M E Church South- 235 N Tryon ; Rev G E Detwiler, pas- tor
Presbyterian
Belmont Presbyterian Church-N
Pegram St; Rev A R Harrison, pas- tor
First Presbyterian Church - W Trade, bet Church and Poplar; Rev W M Kincaid, pastor
Groveton Chapel-Groveton
Northside Presbyterian Chapel- Liddell, cor Smith
Seversville Presbyterian Church- Seversville
Second Presbyterian Church - N Tryon, bet 5th and 6th; Rev A A Mc- Geachy, pastor
St Paul's Presbyterian Church-817 N Caldwell; Rev C E Raynal, pastor Tenth Avenue Presbyterian Church -Cor Pine and W 10th; Rev A R Shaw, pastor 1
Victor Presbyterian Chapel-18 S Cedar
Westminister Presbyterian Church -S Boulevard, Dilworth; Rev F D Jones, pastor
Associate Reformed Presbyterian
First A R P Church-Cor S Tryon and W 3rd; Rev Wm Duncan, pas- tor
East Avenue Tabernacle-East Av, cor McDowell; Rev J E Smith, pas- tor
Non-Denominational
Salvation Army-11 W 5th; C Alfred Smith, capt
COLORED CHURCHES
Baptist
Ebenezer Baptist Church-514 E 2nd; Rev J R Cozart, pastor
Evangelistic Church of the First Born-Oil Town; Rev W M Kirk, pastor
First Baptist Church - 802 S Church; Rev P S Lewis, pastor
Friendship Baptist Church-417 S Brevard; Rev G O Bullock, pastor Mt Carmel Baptist Church-Biddle- ville
Mt Moriah Primitive Baptist Church-N Alexander, cor 11th; Rev O S McMoore, pastor Nazareth Baptist Church-Fair- view; Rev J H Eury, pastor
St Paul's Baptist Church-903 E
We are making a Big Drive in Fine Rockers and Leather Furniture Now
Parker= Gardner C.
ICE
STANDARD ICE AND FUEL CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
COAL
Ice Factory and Cold Storage Rooms Southern Railway, Corner 11th Street
Coal Yards Southern Railway, Corner 9th Street
BELL PHONES 19 AND 72
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1st; Rev W Lockhart, pastor
Shiloh Baptist Church - 910 E 10th
Congregational
Emanuel Congregational Church- 515 S Caldwell; Rev D J Flynn, pas- tor
Episcopal
St Michaels and All Angels Epis- copal Church-Mint cor Hill; Rev P P Alston, rector
Lutheran
St Paul's Lutheran Church-E 2nd, cor Alexander; Rev John McDavid, pastor
Methodist
Bethel A M E Church-400 Hill al; Rev W H Carter, pastor
Clinton Chapel A M E Zion-409 Mint; Rev L E Madison, pastor
Gethsemane A M E Church-Bid- dleville; Rev F H Hill, pastor
Grace A M E Zion Church-S Bre- vard, nr 3rd; Rev W O Carrington, pastor
Little Rock A M E Zion Church- 401 N Myers; Rev W R Douglas, pastor
Simpson Tabernacle-307 S Gra- ham; Rev R P Hairston, pastor
Presbyterian
Biddleville Presbyterian Church- Biddleville; Rev A Dockery, pastor Greenville Presbyterian Church Rev C N Jenkins, pastor
Second Presbyterian Church - S Church, beyond limits; Rev A F Gra- ham, pastor
Seventh Street Presbyterian Church -E 7th, cor College; Rev R P Wyche, pastor
EDUCATIONAL (Public Schools)
School Commissioners-W H Belk, W A Neal, M M Wallace, T T Smith, J G Baird. E B Littlefield, Jay Hir-
shinger, D B Smith, R K Blair, J L Smith, Dr J T Hiatt, M F Trotter, J L Sexton, B S Davis, G L Dooly, D L Kistler, L C Herndon
Officers-Chairman (ex-offico) Hon T S Franklin; vice-chairman, D B Smith; treasurer, J A Anderson
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Alexander Graham, superintendent ; office, South Graded School Build- ing
White School No 1-South Graded School, Morehead and S Boulevard Streets, A G Randolph, prin
White School No 2-North Graded School, cor of Ninth and Brevard Streets; H P Harding, prin
White School No 3-Euclid Av, Dilworth, F A Wyche, prin
White School No 4-Belmont, G P Heiling. prin
White School No 5-Elizabeth Mills, Anna B Carr, prin
White School No 6-Seversville, Addie C Brown, prin
Colored School No 1-South Mey- ers Street, S B Pride, prin
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES (Private)
Baird's School for Boys-214 N Poplar, J G Baird, supt
King's Business College-Prof Wm Leuders, mngr and prin; Piedmont Building
Charlotte University School-2001/2 S Tryon; H W Glasgow, prin
Elizabeth College-Board of Direc- tors: Rev C B King, A M, prest and treas ; Dr C A Misenheimer, sec; John S Hill, Durham, N C; B L Umberger, Concord, N C
Officers of Government and In- struction-Rev Charles B King, A M, prest, prof of Greek and psychology
Irene B Palmer, lady prin; prof of history and political science
Margaret Willis, A B, prof of Latin language and literature
Annie Dotger, A B, prof of French language and literature
Julia Jackson, A B, prof of mathe- matics and natural science
Rev G D Bernheim, D D, chaplain ;
Presbyterian College
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Magnificent Building, Steam Heat, Fire Escapes, Good Fare, Thorough Training, Christian Influences. Sit- uated in centre of city on five acre lot.
Long Distance 'Phone
No. 12 West 4th St.,
W. H. BIGELOW,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
GARNETT CYLINDERS RECLOTHED
CARD
CLOTHING
ASHWORTH BROS. PATENT PLOW GROUND
COTTON MILL MACHINERY REPAIRED
Banking Facilities for the Ladies Separate room and Teller's window for the Ladies. They are waited on at once and do not come into contact with the crowd We have some attractive combination Pass Books and Checks. Call and get one
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK CHARLOTTE, N. C.
HEATING,
PLUMBING,
T. C. TOOMEY CO.
21712 South Tryon St.
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Miss Frances Jean Gordon, prof Latin
Miss M D Kibbe, prof higher math- ematics and science
Miss Mary D Tyler, prof history
Miss Kate Armstrong, supt prepar- atory
Miss Lula Grey, and Miss Matilda F Todd, principals primarv depart- ment
Dr Annie L Alexander, M D, phy- sician, prof anatomy, physiology and hygiene
Miss Margaret E Page, physicial training
Henry F Anderson director of music, prof piano, organ, harmony, theory and science of music
Miss Mary Penfield, voice culture
Assistants on Piano-Miss Mary Ramsay, Miss Lucy Harris, Mrs E H Stewart and Miss Adelaide Ste- phens
Art Department-Miss Mar B An- thony
Mrs L M Robinson, in charge of infirmary
Miss Jessie Dickson and Miss M F Hancock, matrons
O'Donoghue Hall, 511 S Tryon- Sisters of Mercy in charge
Southern Industrial Institution, Mt Holly Rd, Rev J A Baldwin, prest
North Carolina Medical College- 215 N Church
Officers and Executive Committee of the corporation
Dr John P Munroe, president Dr Edward C Register, v-prest
Dr Andrew J Crowell, sec & treas
Faculty
W O Nisbet, M D. prof of diseases of the digestive system and dean of the faculty
John P Munroe, M D, prof of neu- rology and practice of medicine
I W Faison, M D, prof of pedia- trics, hygiene and clinical medicine E C Register, M D, prof of the principles and practice of medicine B C Nalle, M D, prof of physical diagnosis and clinical medicine
R L Gibbon, M D, prof of practice of surgery
G W Pressly. M D, prof of prin-
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prof of English, Bible and sacred lit- erature
Rebecca Adelle Allen, prof of En- glish language and literature
Zelis Corrieher, prof of Latin and English
Anna C Walter, prof of expression, physical culture and physiology
Grace Boyer, prof of commercial branches
Margaret E Greever, prin of pre- paratory department
Maud Schaeffer and Margaret Mar- quis, preparatory department
H J Zehm, director of the Conser- vatory of Music
Rose M Chappelear, prof of violin, piano and German
Cynthia E Sessions, prof of voice
Katherine H Ross, A B, prof of piano
Julia Kloger, prof of piano
Cornelia T Earle, prof of drawing and painting
Chas A Misenheimer, A M, M D, college physician and lecturer in hy- giene
J P Matheson, A B, M D, lecturer on eye, throat and ear
Neta J Umberger, matron and trained nurse
Mrs Mary L Seay, supt of board- ing department
Eva Covington, Librarian
Presbyterian College for Women- Board of Trustees-Rev W M Kin- caid, D D, prest; John R Irwin, M D, v-prest ; J R Pharr, actg sec and treas; A G Brenizer, Wm Anderson, W S Alexander, Rev A R Show, R A Morrow, John Love, Rev R A Miller, A C Miller, P C Gilchrist, G F Robertson, G R Atkinson
Executive Committee-J R Irwin, A G Benizer, Rev A R Shaw, W S Alexander, Wm Anderson, John Pharr, Rev W M Kincaid
Officers of Government and In- struction-Rev James R Bridges, D D, prest; prof mental and moral sciences
Miss Lilly W Long, dean; prof of modern languages
Miss Mildred Watkins, B A, prof Bible instruction
Miss Mary L Porter, prof English
A. H. WASHBURN
Cotton Mill Machinery and Equipment 16 East Fourth Street CHARLOTTE, N. C.
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ciples of surgery
A J Crowell, M D, prof of rectal diseases and genito-urinary surgery
E R Russell, M D, prof of dis- eases of the eye, ear, nose and throat W D Witherbee, M D, prof of der- matology and materia medica
C M Strong, M D, prof of gynae- cology
CH C Mills, M D, prof of obstet- rics and clinical gynaecology
Associate Professors
C N Peeler, M D, prof of anatomy R H Lafferty, M D, register and professor of chemistry and physiol- ogy
L B Newell, M D, prof of pathol- ogy
Wm Allen, M D, prof of bacteriol- ogy and assistant in pediatrics
Clinical Professors
C A Misenheimer, M D, clinical prof of surgery
J P Matheson, M D, clinical prof of diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat
Assistant Professors
Dr Parks King, assistant in sur- gery
Dr Wm Strong, assistant in gynae- cology
Dr C S Mclaughlin, assistant in anatomy
Dr Jno Donnelly, assistant in phy- sical diagnosis
Dr Myers Hunter, assistant in ob- stetrics and clinical gynaecology
Dr E C Boyette, assistant in med- icine
Assistant Instructors
Hamilton McKay, A B, assistant in anatomy
Benjamin Team, A B, assistant in chemistry
S A Harding, assistant in bacteriol- ogy
C M Lentz, assistant in genito- urinary diseases
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