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| Educational 1 mm* DAVIDSON COIXKOK. Davidson College will not open until Wednesday, September 18th. Matricu lation offices open Monday and Tues day. The delay in opening is prin cipally because so large a number of the upper classes and faculty are at Plattshnrg undergoing military train ing, at the request of the government, to assist in the military training of Davidson students the coming session. This Plattsburg Camp closes Septem ber 16th. MeShane Bell Fooidry U. jBhI BALTIMORE, WfD. /UjU CHURCH. CHIME uk PEAL EBH bells age fc | ?gletborpe j| XHnivcrsit v I i l| A Soutliem Presbyterian I University, owned and } directed by a Board of Representative Presbyte rians from every South ern State. THE SCHOOLS Of Liberal Arts, Science, Lit erature and Journalism, and Commerce will open Septem- } ber 18, 1918. MILITARY TRAINING j| Equipping students for the service of our country will be a special If feature of the coming session. || A beautiful Book of Views, illus- jl trating Student Life at the Uni- If versity, will be sent free, with || catalogue, on application. Address I Oglethorpe University Oglethorpe University, Ga. (Suburb of Atlanta) The college is just in receipt of the following telegram from the War De partment: "The President, Davidson College. Davidson, N. C. Your insti tution having satisfied the prescribed conditions, a unit of the Students' Army Training Corps will be estab lished therein. By direction the Sec retary of War an officer of the United States Army will be detailed to your institution at an early date and will upon arrival proceed with organiza tion of your unit. Rifles, uniforms, overcoats and other equipment win be shipped to you soon upon the basis of figures already furnished by you." Students eighteen years old and over must enlist and those under eighteen must enroll to secure t li Is military training. Candidates for the ministry exempted by their draft boards can take this training and be discharged. Those who take this training and wish later to enlist in the navy and other branches of the ser vice will doubtless be permitted to do so, as 1 am informed by the authori ties at Washington. Students taking this training should not provide any winter wardrobe of outer clothing. The thoroughness of work will not be abated, and all will be done under Davidson's well known Christian in fluence. Students succeeding in class and drill and manifesting the proper spirit will be further trained in Of ficers' Training Camp. The government will certainly pro tect all students who give promise of good work and keep them in college until properly trained. If the draft age is lowered it is at once the best method of becoming an officer and getting a college education. It ought to bring tens of thourands of young men into those colleges where these units are established, and it ought to more than fill the dormitories of Davidson College. It is a time to make sacrifices, heroic if necessary, by young men and for young men to get such training as Davidson offers. Wm. J. Martin, L.L. D., President. Summer address, Montreat, N. C. NACOOCHEE SUMMER ACTIVITIES. Although school closed early in June, Nacoochee has been very much alive during the summer, our vacation household numbering at least fifty in RICHMOND PRESS IMOOWOtATlO PRINTING & PUBLISHING BOOK, JOB AND COMMERCIAL PRINTING Mimd**, CmUdogum?, Stationery^ lie, OOTRRNOR AND ROM STRUTS - - RICHMOND, TA. SOUTHWESTERN Presbyterian University If you believe that the real end of education is char acter, and want a safe place to send your son, and If you do not know about the recent changes in the curriculum and equipment of this University, and what unusual advantages it has to offer, It would pay you to look carefully into the matter, and to write at once for a catalogue to PRESIDENT CHAS. E. DIEHL, Clarksville, Tennessee. - J i B P " "To help make strong, keen, red-blooded Americans there Is nothing in my experi ence which I have found so valuable as organic iron ? Nuxated Iron," says Dr. James Francis Sullivan, formerly physician of Hcllevue Hospital (Outdoor Dept.), New \ork, and the Westchester County Hospital. Nuxated Iron often Increases the strength and endurance of weak, nervous, run-down people in two weeks* time. It is now be ing used by over three million people annually, including such men as Hon. Leslie M. Shaw, former Secretary of the Treasury, and ex-Governor of Iowa: former United States Senator Richard Roliand Kenney of Delaware, at present Major of the IT. S. Army; General John L. Clemm (Retired), the drummer boy of Sblloh, who was sergeant in the IT. S. Army when only 12 years of age: also United States Judge G. W. Atkinson of the Court of Claims of Washington and othef9<> Nuxated Iron is dispensed by all good druggists everywhere. the dormitory, besides several faculty families in the cottages. The man agement was obliged to refuse to take boarding guests this year as the house has been pretty well filled with stu dents, teachers and such patrons as come from time to time during vaca tion to enter their children. Four new students from the vicinity of New Hope church have been registered during the past week, an?T a party of nine motored up from Comer a few days ago to see the school with a view to entering students. These young people are especially welcome ?.s the Board of Directors, at their an nual meeting in June, very strongly urged that increased efforts be made to fill the dormitories with boys and girls from the country communities throughout Synod, so that the school, being a Synodical institution, may reach and serve the people of every Presbytery. Through the generosity of friends of the school a Missionary Ford has been bought, and Mr. Ed. Clyde, an old Na coochee student, now in Richmond Theological Seminary, is making a canvass of Augusta and Athens Pres byteries in the interest of the school. The next time you buy calomel ask for lotak The purified calomel tab* lets that are entirely free of all sickening and sali vating effects. Medicinal virtue* vastly improved. ' Cusranteed by your druggist. Sold hi scaled packages. Price 35c ' Union Theological Seminary RICHMOND, VA. W. W. Moore, D. D., LL. D Biblical Literature. C. C. Hersman, D. D., LL. D Greek Language. T. C. Johnson, D. D., LL. D Systematic Theology. T. II. Rice, D. D., LL. D English Bible and Pastoral Theology. W. L. Lingle, D. D Church History, Missions and Sunday School. E. C. Caldwell, D. D New Testament Exegesis. Edward Mack, D. D Hebrew Language and Exegesis. M. R. Turnbull, B. D English Bible and Homiletics. George Sleeth Public Speaking. Session begins September 18, 1918. For catalogue apply to REV. W. W. MOORE, President Military Training at Davidson Delayed Opening of the College Davidson College will not open until Wednesday, September 18th. This is due to the fact that so many students and faculty members are, at the request of the War Department, in training at the Plattsburg Camp to assist the army officer this session and will not be released until September 16th. The College is in receipt of a telegram from the War Department that the order lias been given to establish a Students' Army Training Corps Unit at Davidson. A United States army officer will be detailed to give instruction, and rifles, uniforms, overcoats and other equipment will be shipped at once. Students who mean business, whether over a lowered draft age or not, will have opportunity to continue their college training just as West Point cadets do. Those who desire can choose navy, etc., instead of army service. Write for catalogue to Registrar for information about fees, rooms, board, etc., toMr. P. L. Jackson, Davidson, N. C. For other information, to PRESIDENT WM. J. MARTIN (Summer Address) Montreat, N. C.