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SCHOOLS-FEMALE
HOLLINS COLLEGE
VIRGINIA
FOR WOMEN
FOUNDED 1842
Standard four-year college course leading to A. B. degree, Music, Art, Domest Science, Expression. College preparatory courses, covering third and fourth year- ve high school. Located in Valley of Virginia, seven miles north of Roanoke, on estate 700 acres. Elevation 1,200 feet. Capacity 250 students.
Seventy-fifth year will begin September, 1917. For catalogue, apply to th President,
MISS MATTY L. COCKE, Box-5, Hollins, Va.
DANVILLE, VA. Randolph-Macon Institute
FOR GIRLS COLLEGE PREPARATORY
Additional work for those not looking forward to college.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES IN MUSIC, ART, EXPRESSION AND PHYSICAL CULTURE Faculty of twenty-one. well equipped, experienced. Boarding Students limited to 100. Home in Address, for catalogue, CHAS. G. EVANS, A. M .. Principal.
wholesome. Rates low, $300.00 to boarding students.
School of Music of Shenandoah Collegiate Institute
For students of all branches of music, this school offers unusual opportunities for a complete and thorough education. For ensemble playing, there is an orchestra of 20 pieces, a beginners band of 20 pieces and the 2nd Regimental Band of 28 pieces. Weekly concerts.
Two manual organs (Hook and Hastings and M. P. Moller) offer a most unique department in organ playing. The violin department is unusually strong.
Other advantages-Piano tuning, Voice culture, Elocution and Physical Culture, Arts and Crafts. Rates: $200 to $275 No extras. 41st year. For catalogue, address BOX 100, DAYTON, VA.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL HARRISONBURG
Located in the heart of the beautiful Shenandoah Valley.
For the professional training of Teachers and Home-makers.
Prepares for all grades of teaching and for special work in Millinery, Dressmakin and Home-keeping. Expenses Low. In session the entire year.
Catalogues will be sent free upon request. JULIAN A. BURRUSS, President .
HARRISONBURG. VA
Normal Station,
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SCHOOLS-MALE
University of Virginia
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. EDWIN A. ALDERMAN, LL. D., President
The following departments of study are represented:
I. THE COLLEGE.
In the College, courses are offered in the following culture subjects: Applied Mathematics, Astronomy, Biblical History and Literature, Biology, Chemistry, Commercial Geography. Com- mercial Law, Economie Geology. Economics, Education, English Language, English Litera- ture, French, General Geology, German, Government. Greek, History, Italian, Latin, Math- ematies, Philosophy. Physics, Public Speaking. Sociology and Spanish.
By virtue of the elective system, the undergraduate can select any one of a large number of liberal four-year courses, leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science. -
II. DEPARTMENT OF GRADUATE STUDIES.
This department offers opportunity for advanced instruction in the subjects taught in the College, and of acquiring the methods of original research. The degrees offered are Master of Arts, Master of Science, and Doctor of Philosophy.
III. DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING.
Five distinct courses are offered. leading to degrees in Civil, Mining, Mechanical, Electrical and Chemical Engineering, and requiring for their completion four years each. Graduates of College admitted with advanced standing in Mathematics and in the Sciences. Special two-year courses are arranged for students who are unable to afford the time and money needed for com- pleting the full degree course of four years.
IV. DEPARTMENT OF LAW.
The candidate for the LL. B. degree is required to attend three full sessions. A valuable special course is provided for students who cannot attend a full course, and who are not candidates for the degree. The Library facilities are excellent.
V. DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE.
The prominent features of the course are extensive laboratory instruction in the fundamental sciences and thorough practical training in the University Hospital, where students have many of the ADVANTAGES USUALLY GRANTED ONLY TO INTERNES.
All laboratory courses are given by full-time instructors, each a specialist in his own branch. Instruction of students is the primary work of instructors in medicine and surgery, whose practice is largely limited to the University Hospital. Four-fifths of the cases in this hospital are available and used for clinical instruction.
VI. SUMMER SCHOOL.
The Summer School offers courses for college credit leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science, thus enabling students to shorten the time required for these de- grees. Courses are also offered which prepare for entrance of absolve conditions. In addition to these, numerous courses are given for the professional training of High School principals, High School teachers, and school administrators.
Short courses are offered in The College for those unable to enter at opening of session. Tuition in Academic Departments free to Virginians. Loan Funds available. All other expenses reduced to a minhaum. SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
HOWARD WINSTON, Registrar.
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Virginia Polytechnic Institute AND Agricultural and Mechanical College BLACKSBURG, VIRGINIA
A College of Applied Science, Agriculture and Engineering.
Fourteen degree courses offered; two-year short course in agriculture; winter short course in agriculture.
The faculty consists of fifty-three professors and instructors.
The expenses of a session to a State student are $256.
Barracks and lecture rooms are heated by steam and lighted with electric lights from on own plant. The buildings are supplied with baths and fresh water from the college sprie which is regularly tested by the Institute bacteriolegist.
Military science and tactics under the direction of a commandant detailed by the Unit ! States Government from the regular army.
The U. S. Experiment Station, the whole of the demonstration and extension work. and she State entomological work are located here and operated from this institution
The entrance, conditional, and deferred examinations are held each session the week pre coding the opening of the session - 12th to 19th of September. 1917. Session of 1917-15 opens September 19th.
Summer school is conducted each summer for six weeks, immediately after Commencemetd by a faculty selected from the college faculty, and under the control of the president of the Vr stitution. College credits are given for work done in the summer school. .
J. D. EGGLESTON, President.
Apply to Registrar for Catalogue.
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Old Point Comfort College FORT MONROE, VA.
A Catholic Boarding .... Preparatory School
Courses:
Preparatory, Business and High School
LOCATION UNSURPASSED
Develops the Boy Morally and Physically
Send for Catalogue
BROTHER DIRECTOR
SCHOOLS-MALE
64 BRIDGEWATER COLLEGE BRIDGEWATER, VA.
LOCATION .- In the famous Shenandoah Valley, 1,200 feet above sea level; unsurpassed for heal i - fulness and beauty.
EQUIPMENT .- Seven commodious buildings with modern equipment: Library of 12,000 volun. INSTRUCTION .- Able and experienced faculty; standard college entrance requirements: cour-> leading to the degrees of B. A., B. S. and M. A .; also preparatory department and courses in Bible, Mus! , Business and Art.
DISTINCTIVE FEATURES .- High moral standard: good discipline; positive religious influence. clean town, without factories or bar-rooms; beautiful cultural surroundings. For catalogues and vrier information, ahire JOHN S. FLORY. Ph. D. President.
Blackstone Military Academy BLACKSTONE, VA.
High grade Preparatory School for boys. Academic, Commercial and Military departments.
Small classes and personal attention. Equipment unsurpassed.
For catalogue, address THE PRESIDENT.
MASSANUTTEN ACADEMY
HOWARD J. BENGHOFF, A. M., Headmaster WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA
LOCATION . In the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia-a unique environment for health and morals.
EQUIPMENT- Modern buildings-Greeted for the purpose-Tudor-Gothic style. Beautiful new dining hall -attret dormitories . - gymnasium, and athletic fickl.
INSTRUCTION Experienced college men for teachers. Courses prepare for any college or technical school. Ind: instruction in the essentials of a foundation training. splendid advantages in music.
SPECIAL FEATURES -Primarily a home school Limited to one hundred select boys Enthusiastic and hotel in all activities Junior and Senior departments-with separate dormitorios. The President and faculty are m immediato with each student and the life of the school.
IDEALS Courage, industry, purity- to train boys for manliness and Christian character -to inspire for true citile and responsible service.
HOWARD J. BUNCHOFF. A. M. Headmaster, Worst . For catalogue, apoh to
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Randolph-Macon Academy BEDFORD, VIRGINIA
Offers thorough and prompt preparation for college, professional or scientific course.
The liberal endowment of the Randolph-Macon System, of which this school is a member, permits of unusually low terms.
524 of our students have received full college degrees in the past twenty years.
If you wish your son prepared thoroughly and promptly for college or professional course under whole- some Christian influence, address for catalogue and other information.
E. SUMTER SMITH, Principal.
Randolph-Macon Academy FOR BOYS FRONT ROYAL, VA.
A branch of the Randolph-Macon System. Liberal gifts make unusual advan- tages possible. Equipment cost $100,000. Prepares for College or Scientific Schools. Gymnasium, physical culture and outdoor sports.
For free catalogue and illustrated pamphlet, address
CHARLES L. MELTON, A. M., Principal Box 418 Front Royal, Va.
The St. Paul Normal & Industrial School
For Colored Students LAWRENCEVILLE, VIRGINIA
Rt. Rev. A. M. Randolph, D. D., LL. D., President Rt. Rev. Beverly D. Tucker, Vice-President. Rev. James S. Russell, Sec'y and Principal Mr. Charles E. May, Treasurer
Offers to both sexes a good practical English education and thorough Industrial course in a number of trades. Terms within the reach of very poor boys and girls wishing to acquire a useful education. This is the largest institution of its kind in the Church. The school is mainly dependent upon vol- untary contributions for its support.
Catalogues, financial and other reports may be had by applying to REV. JAMES S. RUSSELL, Principal. Lawrenceville. Va.
Washington and Lee University Law Commerce, Applied Science, Liberal Arts FOUNDED AND ENDOWED BY GEORGE WASHINGTON ADMINISTERED BY ROBERT E. LEE
Situated in the unrivaled Valley of Virginia, with its lofty traditions and inspiring memories, it gives s lth century training amid the social culture of Old Virginia at its best, and gathers to its campus a select -talent body from 35 States and foreign countries.
For Catalogue, etc., address
HENRY LOUIS SMITH, President. Lexington, Va.
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SCHOOLS -- MALE
THE CHATHAM TRAINING SCHOOL
A Preparatory School for Boys THOMAS RYLAND SANFORD, President
Prepares for any C'ollege or University. New building, steam heated, gas lighted, gymnasium, b.t. and all conveniences. Athletic Park.
Board, tuition. room. fuel and lights, $235.00. Sessions open Third Thursdays in september. Send for catalogue. Address THE CHATHAM TRAINING SCHOOL Chatham, Va.
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Established in 1802, for more than a century, we have enjoyed the patronage of many residents of the State of Virginia.
A well-equipped Mail Order Department assures out-of-town patrons the same satisfactory service as those who visit our establishment in person.
Selections from our stock will be gladly sent on approval, charges paid both ways.
GALT & BRO ESTABLISHED OVER A CENTURY JEWELLERS, SILVERSMITHS. STATIONERS . : 107 PENNSYLVANIA AVE - WASHINGTON. D. C
Going Away? "Ask Mr. Bowman," Tourist Agency 618 E. MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA. TRAVEL WITHOUT TROUBLE PHONE RANDOLFH 4587
ESTABLISHED 1856
Long Distance Phone 274 J. T. MORRISS & SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS HOPEWELL BRANCH: 54 CAWSON
5 SOUTH SYCAMORE STREET,
PETERSBURG, VA.
Residence Phone 3404 Office Phone 319 E. A. ROBINSON, D. V. M.,
214 BOLLINGBROOK
VETERINARY SURGEON AND DENTIST
I Treat the Various Diseases of All Dumb Animals
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LIST OF POST OFFICES
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List of Post Offices Express and Telegraph Offices IN
VIRGINIA
CORRECTED TO JUNE, 1916. .
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Abbreviations-(C H) Courthouse; M O- Money Order Offices; Ex-Express; Tel-Tele- graph: Bk-Bank
Abbott, Craig; M O Abert, Bedford; Ex, Tel Abilene, Charlotte; M O, Ex, Tel
Abingdon (C H) 5, Washington; M O, Ex Tel, Bk Accomac (C H), Accomac; M O, Tel. Bk
Accotink 1, Fairfax; M O, Ex. Tel Achilles, Gloucester; M O, Tel Achsah, Madison; M O, Tel Acorn, Westmoreland; Tel Adams Grove, Southampton; M O, Ex Addison, Dinwiddie Adial, Nelson; M O Adner, Gloucester; M O Tel Adria, Tazewell; M O Adsit, Brunswick; M O. Ex, Tel Advance Mills, Albemarle; M O, Tel
Afton 1, Nelson; M O, Ex, Tel AAgnewville, Prince William
Aily, Dickenson Airpont, Roanoke; M O Ajax, Pittsylvania; M O Alanthus, Culpeper; M O, Tel Albano, Orange; M O \berne, Albermarle; M O, Tel Alberta, Brunswick; M O, Tel, Ex Albin, Frederick; Tel Aroma, Buckingham Alden, King George Aldie 1, Loudoun; M O, Tel Mexandria 4, Alexandria; M O, Ex, Tel, Bk Alfonso, Lancaster: M O, Tel Mfredton, Tazewell: M O Alhambra, Amherst Alka, Dickenson Aleghany Spring, Montgomery; M O. Tel Alleghany Station, Alleghany; M O. Ex, Tel Allens Creek, Amherst; M O, Ex Wiens Level, Buckingham Aliance, Surry; Tel Allison. Pulaski: MO, Ex, Tel
Allmondsville, Gloucester; Tel Almargo, Pittsylvania; M O, Tel Almira, Wise; M O, Tel Alpha, Buckingham; M O Alps, Caroline Altavista, Campbell; M O, Ex, Tel, Bk
Alto, Amherst
Alton 1, Halifax; M O, Ex Alum Ridge, Floyd; M O, Tel Alumwells, Washington; Tel Alvarado 1, Washington; M O
Alvis, Brunswick Ambar, King George; M O
Amburg, Middlesex; M O, Tel Amelia (C H) 2, Amelia; M O, Ex, Tel, Bk Amherst (C H) 3, Amherst; M O, Ex, Tel, Bk Amissville, Rappahannock; M O, Tel
Ammon 1, Amelia; M O
Amsterdam, Botetourt; M O, Tel
Andersonville 2. Buckingham; M O, Tel Andrews, Spotsylvania
Ankum, Brunswick Ante, Brunswick; M O
Antioch, Fluvanna; M O, Tel
Antlers, Mecklenburg; M O
Appalachia, Wise; M O. Ex. Tel, Bk
Apple Grove, Louisa; M O, Tel
Appomattox (C H) 4, Appomattox; M O, Ex, Tel, Bk Aqua, Rockbridge; M O
Ararat 2, Patrick; M O Arcanum, Buckingham Arco, Warren; Tel Arcola, Loudoun; M O Aria, Floyd; M O Ark, Gloucester; M O, Tel Arkendale, Stafford Arlington, Alexandria: M O Armstrong, Bath Arno, Wise; M O Arringdale, Southampton; M O, Ex. Tel
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Arrington 1, Nelson; M O, Ex, Tel Arritts, Alleghany; M O Artia, Buchanan; Tel Artrip, Russell Arvin, Lunenburg Arvonia, Buckingham; M O, Ex, Tel, Bk Asberrys, Tazewell; M O
Asbestine, Nelson; M O Ashburn 1, Loudoun; M O, Ex, Tel
Ashcake, Hanover
Ashland 4, Hanover; M O, Ex, Tel, Bk Assawoman, Accomac; M O, Tel
Athos, Orange
Atkins 2, Smyth; M O, Ex. Tel Atlantic, Accomac; M O, Tel
Atlee 1, Hanover; M O, Ex, Tel
Attoway, Smyth; M O, Tel
Auburn Mills, Hanover; M O
Auburn Wharf, Mathews
Augusta Springs, Augusta; M O, Ex, Tel
Austinville 1, Wythe; M O, Ex, Tel
Avalon, Northumberland; M O
Averett, Mecklenburg; M O
Avon, Nelson; M O
Axton 3, Henry; M O, Ex, Tel
Aylett, King William; M O, Tel Aylor, Madison Backbay 1, Princess Anne; M O, Ex, Tel Bacons Castle, Surry; M O, Tel Baden, Dickenson Baffle, Southampton Bagby, Caroline; M O
Bagleys Mill, Lunenburg; M O Baileys, Gloucester Baldwin Station, Botetourt; M O Ballentine, Norfolk
Ballston 1, Alexandria; M O, Tel
Ballsville 1, Powhatan; M O Balty, Caroline; M O Banco, Madison; M O, Tel Bandy, Tazewell; M O Bane, Giles; M O Banner, Wise; M O Barber, Alleghany; M O
Barbours Creek, Craig; M O, Tel, Ex Barboursville 1, Orange; M O, Ex, Tel Barcroft, Alexandria; M O, Tel Barhamsville, New Kent; M O, Tel
Barley, Greensville Barnesville, Charlotte; M O Barren Springs, Wythe; M O, Ex, Tel Barrows Store, Brunswick; M O
Bartonville, Frederick; Tel Basham, Floyd; M O, Tel Basic 1, Augusta; M O, Ex, Tel Baskerville 2, Mecklenburg; M O, Ex, Tel Bassets 2, Henry; M O, Ex, Tel Bastian, Bland Bateman, Patrick; M O Batesville, Albemarle; M O, Tel Batna, Culpeper; M O, Tel Battery Park, Isle of Wight; M O. Ex, Tel Bayard, Warren; M O, Ex. Tel Bayford, Northampton; M O. Tel Baynesville, Westmoreland; M O, Tel
Bayport, Middlesex; M O, Tel Bayview, Northampton; Ex, fel Baywood 1, Grayson; M O, Tel Beach 3, Chesterfield; M O, Ex, Tel Beachland, Surry; Tel
Bealeton 1, Fauquier; M O, Ex, Tel Beamon, Nansemond; M O, Tel Bear Wallow, Buchanan; M O Beaverdam 4, Hanover; M O, Ex, Tel
Beazley, Essex; M O Beck, Prince Edward; M O
Beckham, Appomattox; M O Bedford (C H) 7, Bedford; M O, Ex, Tel. Ba Bee, Dickenson
Beldor, Rockingham Belfast Mills, Russell; M O Belinda, Accomac; M O, Tel Bellamy, Scott
Belle Haven, Accomac; M O, Ex, Tel, Bk Belle Meade, Fauquier; M O Bellevue, Bedford: M O, Tel Bellfair Mills, Stafford; M O
Bells Crossroads, Louisa; M O
Bells Valley, Rockbridge; M O, Ex, Tel
Belmont, Spotsylvania; M O, Ex, Tel
Belona 1, Powhatan; M O, Ex, Tel
Belroi, Gloucester; M O, Tel
Belsches, Sussex Belspring, Pulaski; M O, Ex, Tel Belvoir, Fauquier; M O, Ex Bena, Gloucester; M o, Tel Benhams 3, Washington; M O, Ex. Tel
Ben Hur, Lee; M O, Ex
Benns Creek, Nansemond, Tel
Bennett Creek, Nansemond: Tel
Benns Church, Isle of Wight; M O, Tel
Bent Creek 1, Appomattox; M O
Bent Mountain, Roanoke; M O. Tel
Bentonville, Warren; M O, Ex. Tel
Ben Venue, Rappahannock; M O, Tel
Berea, Stafford; M O, Tel
( Berkley 1, Sta. Norfolk ); Ex. Tel Bermuda Hundred, Chesterfield; M O. Ex Bernard, Orange; M O
Berrys, Clarke Berryville (C H) 4, Clarke; M O. Ex, Tel. Bx Berthaville, King George; M O Berton, Giles; M O Bertrand, Lancaster; M O, Tel Bessemer, Botetourt: M O Bessie. Dickenson; Tel
Bestland, Essex: M O
Beulahville, King William; M O. Tel
Beverlyville, Northumberland; M O, Tel Big Island 1, Bedford; M O, Ex, Tel Big Laurel, Wise, M O, Tel
Bigriver, Angusta Bigrock, Buchanan; Tel
Bigstone Gap 2, Wise: MO, Ex, Tel, Bk Binns Hall, Charles City: ¥ O Birchleaf, Dickenson Birdsnest, Northampton; M O, Ex, Tel Birdwood, Albemarle; M O. Tel Biscoe, King and Queen; M O, Tel Bise, Dickenson
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Blackey, Buchanan; M O, Tel Blackford, Russell; M O, Ex Black Mountain, Lee Blackridge, Mecklenburg
Blackrock Springs, Augusta; M O Blacksburg 2, Montgomery; M O, Ex, Tel, Bk Blackstone 3, Nottoway; M O. Ex, Tel, Bk
Blackwater 2, Lee; M O
Blackwells, Northumberland; M O, Ex Blackwood, Wise; M O, Ex, Tel Blairs, Prince George; Tel
Blakes, Matthews; M O, Tel Bland (C H) 2, Bland; M O, Bk Blantons, Caroline; M O, Tel Blenheim, Albemarle: M O, Tel
Bloom, Frederick; Tel
Blowing Rock, Dickenson
Bloxom, Accomac; M O, Ex, Tel
Blue Healing Springs, Craig
Bluemont 2, Loudoun; M. O. Ex, Tel
Blueridge Springs 1, Botetourt; M O, Ex, Tel Bluespring Run, Alleghany; M O
Bluff City, Gites; M O Boaz, Isle of Wight Bock, New Kent; Tel
Boer, Lancaster; M O Boggs, Accomac; Tel
Bohannon, Mathews; M O, Tel
Boissevain, Tazewell; M O Bolar, Bath; M O, Tel
Bolling, Buckingham Bon Air, Chesterfield; M O, Ex, Tel Bondtown , Wise; M O Boone Mill 3, Franklin; M O, Ex, Tel
Boonesville, Albemarle; M O
Boons Path, Lee, M O, Bk
Boscobel, Goochland Boston 1, Culpeper; M O, Tel Boulevard, New Kent; M O
Bowers Hill, Norfolk; M O. Tel
Bowlers Wharf, Essex; M O, Ex
Bowling Green (C H), Caroline; M O, Tel, Bk Bowmans, Shenandoah; M O, Ex
Boxwood 1, Henry; M O Boyce 1, Clarke; M O, Ex, Tel, Bk Boyd Tavern Albemarle; M O,
Boydton (C H) 2, Mecklenburg; M O, Ex, Tel Bk
Boykins 2, Southampton; M O, Ex, Tel, Bk Bracey, Mecklenburg; M O, Ex, Tel Bracket, Hanover; M O Bradshaw, Roanoke; Tel Branchville 1, Southampton; M O, Ex,, Tel Brand, Page Brandon, Prince George; M O Brandy Station, Culpeper: M O, Ex, Tel Brandywine, Caroline; M O
Brays, Essex; M O, Tel Bremo Bluff, Fluvanna; M O, Ex, Tel Brewester, Russell; M O
Bridges, Gloucester; M O, Tel Bridgetown, Northampton; M O, Tel Bridgewater, Rockingham, M O, Ex, Tel, Bk Bridlecreek, Grayson
Brierhook, Buckingham; M O
Briery, Prince Edward; M O, Ex Briggs, Clarke; M O, Tel Brightwood, Madison; M O, Tel
Brink Greensville; M O
Bristol 5, Washington; M O, Ex, Tel, Bk Bristow 2, Prince William; M O, Ex, Tel Britt, Giles
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