Report of the Board of Trustees and officers of the Georgia School for the Deaf, 1914 January 1 - 1914 December 31

FO lY I TH
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Board of
Georgia School for t eaf,
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C E SP G, GA.

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December 81, 1914.

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FORTY-NINTH REPOR!J',
OF THX
Board of Trustees and 'Officers
OIl'THII:
Georgia School for the Deaf,
AT
CAVE SPRING, GA.
Extending from January 1st., 1914 to December 31st., 1914.
PR~ENTED December 31, 1914.
PRINTING DEPARTMENT, GEORGIA SCHOOL FOR 1'HE DEAF,
19B.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

PRESIDENT:
W. J. GRIFFIN.

TRU TEES:

WILLIAM J. GRIFFI

WILSO M. HARDy

JAME W. TAyLOR

W. F. CRUSSELLE

:

PEYTO M. HAWES

HENRY C. AR ALL

WILLIAM. BRADFORD

Rome, Ga. Rome, Ga. Luther. ville, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. , Elberton, Ga. Jewnan, Ga. Cedartown, Ga.

SECRETARY AND TREASURER:
D. W. IMMONS.

OFFICERS OF THE SCHOOL . I

PRINCIPAL:
WESLEY O. CON OR.

AS ISTANT PRINCIPAL:
~nss NETTIE McDANIEL.

INSTRUCTORS:

C. W. WRIGHT,

MIHS M: E. SMITH,

-. .1. FREEMAN,

~tRS. H. C. STEVE lS,

)1ISS A. M. ALCORN,

~nss A. HAl\IMO D,

~nss A. BOWMA ,

MISS L. WARD,

~JISS A.. W. ALLEN,

MISS G. E. KINSLEY,

~IISS M. CARTER,

MISS E. ASBURY,

MISS A. WARD,.

TEACHER OF ART AJ.'<D PHYSICAL CULTURE:
1\1ISS A. M. CLARK.

HOUSEKEEPER:
1\IISS J. CHERRY
;\/RS. T. HARPER, Assistant.

NURSE:
~JISS R. E. SUMMERS.

PHYSICIAN :
W. T. McKINNEY.

BYE, EAR, AND THROAT SPECIALIST:
R. P. COX, M. D.

SUPERVISOR OF BOYS:
GEORGE F. ALEXANDER

SUPERVISOR OF GffiLS:
MRS. C. POTTS
)IISH SUSIE DA IEL, Aso:listall t.

INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT:
S. A. MORRIS, Expert Shoemaker, H. S. MURPHY, Expert Printer, J. H. ,METCALF, Expert Wood-worker, E. T. PEN Y, Engineer and Expert Metal-worker, ~IIS ARA H T, Expert Cooking, Sewing, Etc.

NEGRO DEPARTME T.

INSTRUCTORS:

F. M. GORDO ,

MRS. CARRIE PULL!

HOUSE-KEEPER
MRS. M. L. GORDON.

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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF TR T TEE:::s.
To His Excellency, JOHN M. LATO"T, Govemor of Georgia.
IR: In compliance with the law, the Board of Trustee of the Georgia Sch 1 for the Deaf take pI asure in placing before you the Forty- inth Report of the School for the year ending December 31, 1914.
We call your special attention to the detailed report of the varion. officer., particularly to tho e of the Trea. urer and of the Principal. You have been furnished, for filing in your
ffice, monthly statement. of the expense and other financial tran a ti ns.
You will find in the report of the Prin ipal, to which we 'all your pecial attention, a statement of attendance of the pupils and the countie. from ,,,hich they come. In hi rport you will also find reports from the As istant Principal, the Ear, Eye and Throat pecialist, th Phy i ian, as well a Heads of. Depmtments. We call your careful attention to the recommendations made by the Principal in his report and we would apprciate it if you will call att ntion to the. e various need in your coming me sage to the Legislature.
Tbe fact frequently has been called to our attention during the past year that North Georgia has no ..chool for the training and education of young women along normal ar,d industriallines; that a gr at an 1 growing need exi ts for. uch a normal and indu trial college in northwest Georgia, and that the tate's property at Cave pri ng i. ideally adapted to . ucb a pm'po. e.
The frequency an 1 urgency of these 'uggestiol1s 1 as caused your board to give the matter con 'ideratiol1 and to recommend that it be trongly brought before the Legi lature, with the idea of tmning over the present plant of the Deaf chool at Ca, pring to the pUl'pO. es abov referred t , and re-

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me ving the great and humanitarian work f r the deaf children t a point near the geographical center of the tate.
uch a change carrie certa~n advantage. to th deaf children, a well as to the more fortunate young wom n of northwest Georgia who de ire indu trial and normal training, and are unable to ecure accommodations in the te'l,te'E' pre. ent in titutions. There being only one school for the deaf in Georgia, pupils are gathered to it from all parts of the tate. The di tance to be traveled and the remotenes. of Cave Spring from points in middle and outhern Georgia are at time a eriou handicap in dmwing hom tho e Beet.ions their mall deaf children.
The faithfulnes and efficiency of the Principal and h if' .'ubordinates we are glad to commend to you.
Very re pectfully,
W. J. GRIFFIN, Pre ident of the Board, J. W. TAYLOR, P. M. HAWES,
W~I. BRADFORD,
H. C. AR 'ALL, W. 1. HARDY, W. F. CRU ELLE.
Cave pring, Ga., D cember 31, 1914.

REP RT OF THE PRI~c.:Ir L

To 111(' Board of Tr/l!5le .~ of the Georgia. ('hool for the Deaf.

GE:\TLE)!E:\: During the last 6. cal Y,ear \\'hieh no d D . mh l' 31::;t, Hll-!, ther \rer' aclmitt d in the \\'hit Dpartment of th :l- orgia hoo] for the Deaf one hum]r d and fifty-eight pupil', and in the ~ gro Department fortyfour pupils. The u::;u,.1 tahulated ,;htt m 'nt \rill h fGuno furth l' on, giving a list of th 'ountie.' from \\'hieh th pupil. come, alld th numb l' from each county named.
Ther' w1. exp neled for all purposes during the fiscal 'y'tU' of 1914, :')2,5 .-1,6, a: follows:

"l'ATE;\lEr T OF fJI.'B R J~:\Ij;::\T,'.

'alarie8 \\Tag Extra Help Tabl Exp n Hou Furni hi ng Drug Fuel Light Laun(lry 'tation ry and Po tage
h 01 Livery and Traveling Fr ight and Drayage Building Material R pair and arpenter' Work Barn Farm, Gard nand toek Tool and Impl ment Wat 1'-Work
ewing D partment Printing D partment \Yo d-Working D partment L ather-Working Department illet[d- Working Department

. If5,1 9 -3

. 10,961 :j

. 1,112 42

. ,3"'3 71

. 73; 70

. :211 16

. 2,27:. 07

. ]64 92

. 4 5 51

:

. 244 6...l

. ...l 6 10

. 1,156 '5

. 37 45

. 1,4-0 62

. 1,079 34

. 1,045 77

. 523 52

. 1,2 0 92

. 2,24.3 95

. 1, 72 ...l-J-

. 344 19

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Accompanying thL you have reportR of the vurion. offic r. and hE-ad' of the differ nt departments, to which I 1'spectfully call your attention, and from which you will get in detnil the operation of hi or her d partment.
Ther was an epidemic of mea 'le" in the early pilrt of the year I ut all made omplete l' covery.\\ ith th exception of the n asle and a few minor ca e: of si kne. the s hool bas enjoyed xcellent h alth.
I again uggc. t tbat you l1I'g thE' L gi. lature to make ome prov; ion for pensioning offic 1'S and employees long in the ervic of the chool just a factories, railroads, telegraph, steel works, and other corporation~ are doing.
The Boyf" Dormit ry 'hould iJe xtende I and change. mad in the Girl.' DormitOl~.r and it will require at I a t
50,000.00, t do thi.:. The Girl-' Indu. trial Building honkl J e extended, also, so a to provide for a modern kitchen, 1akery and cold storage plant. Thanking 'yon for 'your continued eonfid nce and en ouragement, I am,
\' ry r . pectfull.y.
\r. O. CO::\:'\OH, P,.i1U'ilxtl.
Cave pring, (:a., Dec mher '1, 191-L

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RgPORT OF THE .V '1 'TAXT PRrXCIPAL
To IV. O. OJ.\ ~'OR, Pl'incipal.
,'lie During th l'lchool term of 1913-1-:1:, the ab. 'nce of pupil. from the la. .' room, on account of mea Ie and cough. ma Ie it impos ible for the teacher to compl te th ,rork outlin d for thcyear. Many of the pupil, who went home during the con"ale.. iog p ri d did not return. The e ab-enc . on the part of 0 many work d 0'1' atly toward th ungra ling of classe .
The nr IIment for the 'hool y ar wa. V5 - -! by.' and 7-:1: gi 1'1... 26 n w pupil entered 2 in the pring term ana :U in th fall t I'm. One of the e was ineligible, having < O~ of hearing, though mental!) defi i nt.
The numl l' of pupils enr 11 d . in e eptemb I' has been gr ater than at anyone term during the pa tight years. \\' ne d d an additional t a her but our effort to . eem une .0 late in th year weI' futile. "ith the opening of "'hool in ptemher next we . hould increa. th t a hing eorp. to me t thi demand.
)IiL Alice Parht11lan, after teaching for a ye.'j,J', resigned to he married.
~Ii. s Yivian Tilly a teacher of . everal y ::l.1 ucc. rul expOl'ien e, a. ked for leave of abo n to tat- further training ;tt lark cho 1 Korthampton, ~Lvs. Mis Jenni ,Val' I who acted a . up rnumerary la. t y aI', wa given a plac a' teacher with regular dutie::;. Mi Emmi A..l ury, train d at the Indianap li chool, wa gi"en a pla e a ..ub titute during ~Ii-l'l Tilly' leave.
Both of the e tea hers have nter d upon th il' W\ rk with intere. t and enthu ia. m.
,Ve ar adly in need of genuine late bard for all th ..chool rooms outside of th school building. Th imitation "Iat . furni. he I ar out 01 ommis ion, and tho th y were clone o"er la t year, al' very unsati factory inde d. It is' a con tant ey train for the pupil l' ading the dim writing, and the bard wQrk can not b mad to 1 ok attractive.

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\re HhOllld con. icIer onr_el"os fortunat ]n ha"ing I'uch frequent "i. it" from the I'p ialist Dr. ox. Hi:'\ prompt attention to the aI'", j1e" and throat:- of the pupi Is hri ngs good l' sulti' in 111 ntal an 1 plwsical growth of the pUI ils.
I "'i, h you to all th attention of the B\l,ud to our need for a Primary Building. In the pal't f ". year;; a gr at man." of th most progre:::"i"e I'chool hnxe deem d it th hC!:'\t p lli 'y to "egr gilt the primary pUI il::: SlJ they may hnx th ir life in a building plannel e"pe ially for them.
The pupil uf th :\'orth Carolina s hool haxe occupied theirs since 1. 11. The rei\ult pI' "ing moo;t >:atisfactury I quot from their l' purt: "The childr n. em happier, more du 'ile, an 1 in ey r'y \m.)' caRieI' to d al with, away from the nlderchildren and th ir influenc . \re haye little or no trouhle \rith di:'\cipline an 1 attrihut it largely to Iwir nm nt. '
.outh Carolina is planning to er t a Prim,ny Building. I hope l+eorgia wi 11 y 1'.)' ;;oon follow their kad.
Our school builcling accomodat nly half of the clal's:::. The other la8:"es arc taught in l' ()m~ in thc Uirl:'\ Industrial huilding and in th (';'irl Dormitory. ~Io:::t of th se room:" are ne ded fur other purpo, el'. Inl'teacl of Imilding annex I' to any of ur prcsent building. would it not he mol' ..ati,factory in ey ry rp;:pect to hnye an altog ther :-eparat Imilding for th littl one;: where they ;:Ieep eat, and go to 'cho 1 without cnnling in contact with th oller pupil;: and th ir inAuen 'C8?
Th pI' I' nt . ite nf the fanner'~ cottag "'oull he a spaciuu:- an I beautiful location for :-uch a huilding.
I tru:-t the Board of Tru,t e;: will a:-k the next Le~islature to appropriate fund .. for a Primary Building,
In onclu 'ion I wi;;h, through :ytm, to 'xpr ,,' to the teach r. my hearty appr eiation of their earnel't fforts to make a succ:" of th ir und rtakings, and their hearty cut p ration in all things pertaining to the welfare of th >:choo1.
I _p' ially wi:;lt to thank you i1l1d the B lard for any ('on",i leration and attention sho\\'n me in nlY work.
Your' re,pe tfn!ly, KJ':'rrm l\lcD.\:'\IEL, A. .i.i/rtllt P,.illti1Jfll.

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CATALOG OF P PILS.

In the Gem'girl , 'hool fo( the Dpof Within thp rear Elldi?1.0

Deremher 31, 1.91J,..'

N'A~[l~ Otr PLTPll.

Adam, Claude C Adamf', ~[aggie

'ordcl ..

.

'ordcle

Ada.m on, Roy Akridg, Annie ~I.

Jonesboro ~ale City

Al xander, William H ('onye1'

Alford, John

Cllftlybcate

Atkin , Hn rry ..

. .}In rietta

Baldwin, amh F. "
Bank ton, Emnla .J

l\Iacon Jack on

Bank ton, Jame R

Jack. on

BIlI,),'l\\', ;\[ary E

\\aeo

Bartl/tt, Fr:\nk E. B'JIld, Sarah E.

Lithonia Dewy Rose

Buttums, Reuben

\\"illianl"l)l1

BOI\'f'n, Ruth

'

Collin,'

Brett, DinlllondE.

Glellil

Brewtoll, Dai.y P

Jimps

Brown, Frederick E. . .. ( rlllllpS P,lrk

ByeI',' , Willie

C':l\"e Spri ng

Cail, John \\'

Do\'cr

Calhoun, Walter E

Arlington

asey \rilJiam

alhoun

Chappelear, Reuben H 1\Iatthel\'s

Chapp lear, JeeJie

:\latthews

('Imlll herR, Dor:ll'

.Jonesboro

Chi Id,,, Myrti(e

,)I;woll

('o/'I,ral1, \\'orthil1gtoll

t11111ta

Cokl'r, Axie

\\'high,lln

ouk, E(idie
Cooper, r. E,.;t lie

AlphareLta OIlHr

Corry, Annie R

Atlanln

COli~TY
CriRp. CriRp. 'li1yton. Milclll'11. Rockdale. :\feriweather. Cohb. Bihb. Butt.. Butts. Harah,nn. Deledb. Elh rt. Pike. Tatlnall. H-ard. Bullnch. Bil.\) Floyd. cr veil. C'allll.\.111 Gordun. Jeffer. on Jefferson: ('lay tOil Bi bb. Fulton. Grady Miltoll. 1\ladis"n. Fulton.

1-1

~A.\tE 0 ..' Pl"PIL
Craft, ~It'lyin

Augusta

'raft, TA"i

Augu. tao

rum"ly, Lucile

Locu.'tGr'lve

UITY, Alex

~Iillt,)\\n

uh'er, Edgar.'

Augusta

Dlince, Geo. .

Eatonton

Dillllrd, \\ illi;llll T

h;lt worth

Dixon, Fr d. rick.... . 'arllnn:lIl

Dupree, <WI

)!acon . . . . .

Elliott, John T. Jr

,)!acon

Elli., 1'11(lll1:lS B

0 hlochnee

Fpl'Il ide, Dixi

TIllllllllHville

Elrod, Hullert

,)Jetalf

li'i ncher, GU.'tli VU.

Cn r' Spri ng

1i'I;lndel's, E ]na W

\\'ayero:-ts

FI'll'ence, allJnli,P

Lincolnton

1i'l'<IlIklin, Willi E

'1;ll'k villp . . . . .

FraHer, Inez

\ il"l1lla

. ..

Freelll,"' , Hoyt

Xi IIIl]slln

F'l'eelnan, ({ufns C

i\ichoj'lll1

Gallimore Tcmpin

'edurtown

lhrl1lon D \Yl~y

Duluth

Gatewool, Charle,; C

'olul1llm

Gile., Hlirve.y

VlInoy

(;iiI s, Rouert H

\'nnlly

'

Goal by, Floy R.. . Donal.OJwille

G mham, Arthu r. . .. .. .. Broxton

(1 ray tte, Paul

Ho:-t\rell

Hamontr e Hilia E

Ball Lfround

Hamontree l+cul'gP

Ball (;I'lluml

Hayne, J. Inez

l:{oop'Ville

Hen k, Juhn C

'cottdale... .

H I'l'ingtolJ, Agncs

Grnhlllll

Hick', Grncie \'

:'ilv I' 'reek

Highnote, Willie \V

Richland

Hitchc ck, Che t I'

Dallas

Horne, Je sie]

Donalsonvillc

Richmond. Ri hmond. Hellry. Bcrrien. Rich mlln<1. Putllam.
~Iurr;IY.
Chatham. . .. Billb.
Bibb. Tltonl9.H. TIIOI1,a.. Thoma;;. Floytl. Ware. Lincoln. Haher:::ham '" Dool)'. Ja kfl'lI1. ;nck on. I olk.
(~winn tt.
~!URC)g
nll'vford. Cnlwflll' 1. D cntur. Coffee
ollb. Cherok 'herok e. ('arroll. DeKalb. Appling. Floyd. 'tewurt. Paulding. () 'atul'

.sAi\l~ UII~ pIJPJJ.

Htll'ton, Monte '

Howell, Gorge \'

Hul ey, oloma

Ivy, [HY

'

Ive"tcr, u i

Jack 'on, Ada

John on, May

.fohn on, Golden G. 1.

.fone~, 1ary E

.Jone::, Eunic

Jone , Georgia

Jone.:, Della

Jordon, Jcnni L

Kelly, Patri'k H

Kilg re, H,>nry . .

Kilgur , Dovie L

Kilgore, Georgia

Kirk8ey, Barne L

LILyfi ld, Henri tta

Low, lifford

Lov\'orn, Virgia A

:McCanle' , Katherin

1cCanles , \\ illiIL\n

l\1cClur ,\Yallac

McClure, Mary

[cCoy, Pearlie L

1cGinni ,Era '

l\IcLendon, Emmett.

McXair, 1 tell

:Mendel n, Helen J

:Mill ,Benni

Mit hell, Opal

Moore, Emma L

Moore, Eula
1oreland, I vey r

i\[ rgan, Ed l\I

!\luse, Earl.

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.. T-OFFI~:

, OUSTT

Armuchee

Floyd.

Ca\" pring

Floyd.

OainE::s"ill' :

Hall

Al1gn.ln

Richmond.

llLrietta

'obb. I

Grayson

('hd n nett.

Lerly

Chattoog:l .

Lawr neeville

Gwinn tt.

Lithonia

DeKalb .

Tilton

Wltitficll.

Tilton

\\'hitfi Il.

Rome

Floyd.

J> lham

~iitclteJ1.

Vienna

Do 1)".

.. dair ville

Bart.o I\" .

AdairsviJle

' .. Bartow.

Adair,'\'ill

Bartow.

Reynold,

'IlLY lor.

~[acon

Bibb.

Angu:ta

Richmolld.

Atlanta. . . . . . . . . .Fulton.

anton

Cherok .

anton

:..... herok e.

R "ill

\ralk r.

Ro s\"illc

Walk r.

De p lep

Wa,hington.

Alphartta

'. Tilton.

Dalln,'

Paulding.

\\'1' n

Jefferl"on.

Rome

Floyd.

valda.......... Iontgom ry.

unny ide. . . . . . .. palding.

Tor

hattooga.

Blakely

Early.

AIhany

' Dought'rty

Lithia pring

Dough.

CHlTolltOll . . . . . . . . .. :lrml!.

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:"A;.llK OF Pl'prJ~

P():-.T-U .. ... rty,

COtJ)rl1'Y

;\furray, B ulah \'

Patter"on

Pierce.

, H h, Harlow '

Ea'tman

Dodge.

Owen, Ruby

Ball Gwulld

'lIe1'Okee.

PH rkel'. AIice

A111111'\>", . . . . . . . . . . 'offee.

PH I'kel' , Joh n

:'Ull IIl'o"e . . . . . . . .. C'offl:'t:.

Petty Lillie ~rHY .........\ hilum

Turner.

P elrick, Haz IF

avannah . . . . . . . . 'hathHm.

P urick, .\nni .......... avannah . . . . . . . . hatham.

Pl'i,'e. ,'111":111 S

LyoII"

TOllmbs.

Radi h. ~()ra :\1

<.';1\' Spring

Flllyd

Reed 1', \\'illiall1 I~

Daltnn

\\"hitfield.

R eve, Henry G

\tIHnta

Fulton.

Rf'ntz. WalTell .\

Adel

Bel'li 11.

Ilie'e, Alma

Lafay~tte

\\';LIker.

Rn!,ill;;on, GI\' Il<lolYIl

Lal\'r!:'llc ville

Gl\'illllett.

Roer. T.,lllllhs

'01l11l1erce

JHl'k:-:Oll.

S:lIHler::; Horace. .

Atlanta

Fllltnn.

Salllpl s, Le!:itc):.1

'umming

For~yth.

exton, Lncy

\\' <llesb

(;11 rllkee.

'kelt n, Frank W

'lm'eland

Wllite.

I!lith, Floyd

'otl1merce

Jackon.

,'rnith, JIarnlnl

\\re~t Point

Troup. .

Spurli n, Jos ph A

.\molc1""ille

Ogl tlwl'pe.

~tHI\llridge.;'IIi!llli

I~lijay

Gilmer.

Stitt, Orion

LaGrange

Troup.

Strickland, Lilli Roo

Atlanta

Fulton .

.'\\'ain,Th 1mH

Adair ville

Bart;)\\'.

Talhert, \'iolet

Al1g11;;ta

Ri h1l10IH1.

Taylor. Sta.ten 1\1

Iel al

Taylor.

Thur ton, Leonard

JHck 011

Butt.

'l'lIur~ton, ;\IYI'f'e

.THek.o!l

Butt .

T del, Jo phu

noia

Coweta.

Tu k r, Riley

Moultri

'olql1itt.

Tu k r, Jennie B

Barnett

Warren.

Tyson, Jeffer on D

Booker

Jeff Davis.

Wade, .'(.]omon

Augusta

Richmond

\\'allace, Annie L

D atur...... . D Kalb.

SA~IE 0'" P PIJ~
\ralrav n, Ku) " War, Alva E War, J e R War, Tom Waver, William ' Webh, John \rest; George E \~rikl{', Frank L Willingham, Connor A Wingard, John A Whartcnby, Rahn W od, GeOl'ge R \\ ood, Lonnie H Woodall, Felix C Wright, Mabel C Yate., Jewell Young, Georg Young, Marvy Young, Janie

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PO. T-On'l E

I OUNTY

U1TY\'j]]

Gordon.

ewnan

Coweta.

'ewnan

Coweta.

Newnan

Coweta.

Dudley

r Lauren.

Clem

Canoll.

Cotton

Mitchell.

Dillard

Rabun.

tatham. .. .

Jackson.

Augu ta

Richmond.

Columbu

~Iu kogee.

Gi rard

Burke.

Girard

Burke.

Toomsboro

Wilkin on.

Lincolnton

Lincoln.

Atlanta

Fulton.

Mystic

Irwin.

~Iystic

Irwin.

My. tic

Irwin.

\\ hite Male

5

White Female

..

76

Total

161

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Ll T OF COU~TlES REPRE-'E:\TED-WHITE DEPAR'DIE:\T.

MiLl }<'elllale Total

Appling

0 11

Bartow Berrien

1 2

o8

4 :2

Bibb

336

Bulloch. . . .. 0 1 1
Burke " .. 2 o :2

Butt

2

,alh un

1

arroll

2

hatham

1

hatto ga 0

herok e

2

layton

2

ohb .. '

2

offee

2

olquitt

1

oweta

3

mwfurd

2

risp . . . . . . 1

Decatur

0

DeKalb

1

Dodge

1

Dooly

1

Dougherty. 0

Dougb

1

2 -i
o1
13 23 :2 2
-Ie 6
o2
13 13
o1
14
o2
12 22 34
o1
12
11
1

Early Elbert

01] 0 11

Floyd Fur yth

26
1o

Fulton

4 -I,

Gilm I'

0 11

Gordon

112

Grady

0 11

Gwinn tt

2 2 4-

Haber ham .. 0 1 1

Hall

011

Haral.don

0 11

Heard .. , 0 1 1

H nry

011

Mule Fem"le '1'0[,,1

Irwin Jack on

2 13
5 o5

Jeffcr on Jeff Davi Laur n

1 1

2
o

3
1

1 o1

Linc III

1 1 :2

}[a Ii n

011

o '1eri weath '1'. 1

1

Milton

112

lit h 11. . . .. 1 2 3

o 1'1 ntgom ry. 1

1

lunay ..... 1 o 1

o 1'1u cogee. . .. 2

:2

o Oglethorpe .. 1

]

Paulding

2 o2

Pi rc Pike

011
1 o1

Polk Putnam Rabun

01
1 o1 1 o1

Ri hmond 6 2

Rockdal

1 o1

o Rf'l'Cyen ..... 1

1

pauldi ng . .. 0 1 1

o t('Wflrt . . . .. 1

1

Tattnall Taylor

011
2 o2

Thoma.

213

Toomb Troup

0]

1

:2 o 2

Turner

0 11

Walker

123

\\'ar

011

\\Tarren

011

\\'a hington 0 1 1

White

1 o1

\\ hitfield

0

Wilkin. on. .. 1

2 :2
o1

Total. . :) 7() 1 '1

19

~EGRO DEPARnIKKT.

NA~r>: OF PUPIL

PO '1'-OF>'ICE

OUN'J'Y

B~ 11k., Lill ie May. . . . . .. Atlanta

'

Fulton.

Brown, harlie

avannah

hatham.

Brown, Iarence

Atlanta

Fulton.

Brown, HoI. on

a\'ao nah . . . . . . . . .. hatham.

Brown, arah)1.

a\'annah

hatham.

arter, Frank

Talbotton

Talb t.

o by, Lillie

Cedartown

Polk.

riddle, H my

Atlanta

' Fulton.

Dinkins, HenriettaF

Colllmoll

Mll cog e.

Dorsey, John D

Atlanta

Fulton.

Eherhart, Freel. .

Athen

larke.

Farmer, Eth 1 ;\J

Marietta

Coub.

Glover, Thoma ine

",avannah

hatham.

Gilman, Je ie

1Ianietta

Cohb.

Grant, Arthur

Ma on

Bibb.

Han'i" lar nee . . . . . . .. Newnan

ow tao

Hans, Fon st

Atlanta

Fulton.

Harris n, L. Iilton

Barne ville

Pike.

HaITi. on, Inez

Barne ville. :

Pike.

Hendel. on, John

College Parle

Fulton.

H nd l' on, Viola

l\Iachen

Ja p r.

Horton, M Iborn

Atlanta

Fulton.

Hud on, Lazaru

Roy ton

Franklin.

Ingram, Lubertba

Buck head

Morgan .

.Jarne , J e. e

Fitzgerald

Irwin.

Lawren e, Annie L

Jack on

Butt .

Loyd, Theodore

Atlanta

Fulton.

Lyon. , Arti

Atlanta

Fulton.

Madison, larence : Lumber ity

Telfair.

l\Iinyard, lar nee

Brunswick

Glynn.

~Iit hell,Robert.

tlanta

Fulton.

Phillip., ra L

Jenkin burg

Butt .

Pool, . B

Atlanta

Fulton.

20

NA~IE OF PI PIL

PO T-Ofl' It I "..:

COUr"TY

Porter, E. ie

Cochran

Pulaski.

Rowe, Je sie

Atlanta

'

Fulton.

Simmons, Edward.. . Iar n ."

. . Bibb.

kelton, Roy

Atla nta

Fulton.

Smith, Clara M

Augusta

Richmond.

Smith, ,losephine

Roch lie

Wilcox.

Stinson, Julia

\\ hite ulphur :-;prings .. M riweth r.

Taylor, usie

Thoma 'ville

Thoma .

Tu mer, Eskew. . . .. . Atlanta. . . . . .. ' .. Fulton.

Wiggin., "illie

Colum bu.

.. Iu C g l'.

Williams, imly'........ enoia...

.Cow ta.

Williams, \\ m. E

Case pri ng

Flonl.

Wilhite, Fletch~r

Comm l're . . J[lck. on.

Wynn, J. Oti

Athen

larke.

Negro male .. Negro female...... .

.. 2, 20

TOk'll ....

-1-7

White male .... 5, ~egro male. . .. 27, Total ... 11:White females 76, egro femal ,,;. 20, Tntal. . 1)1)

Total number of pupil

_X

List of Counties R pre ent d-Negr() Department.

Male F'emnl Tot..1

Mill I" 1lll\le '1'011\1

Bibb ......... 2 0 2 J[lSP r ...... 0 1 1

Butts ....... 0 2 2 Jeriw ther.. 0 1 1

Chatham .... 2 2 4 Morgan .... 0 ] 1

Clarke ......... 2 0 2 l\-!u c ge

1 12

Cobb ........ 0 2 2 Pike ....... 1 1 :2

Coweta ...... 1 1 2 Polk ....... 0 1 ]

Floyd ....... 1 0 1 Pula,,;ki ..... 0 1 1

Franklin ..... 1 0 1 Riehm nd .. 0 ] I

Fulton ...... 11 3 14 Talbot .. 1 0 1

Glynn ....... 1 0 1 T lfair ..... 1 0 ]

Irwin ....... 1 0 1 Thoma' .... 0 ] 1

Jack 011 .. 1 0 1 Wilcox ..... 0 I 1

Total .. 27 :.0 47

21
REPORT OF PHY I 'lAX ~~' Dl 'EA 'Ef.\ OF '('HE KYE, K\R, TO 'E AND THROA;r.
Tn 11'. O. COSSOR, Pnncipal.
[H: I have to report visits to the hool fOI" the Dca I" on the f Ilowing lays-Jan. 9, Jan. 30, Feb. 27, ~[arch -ri . .\.pril 17, ~ray 1 , "ept. :2.) 0 t. 16, ~OY. H, D e. -to
Rccol"d. have been mad- of byenty-thl"c n w white pupil:,. tWl'h'e h y~ and elm'en girls. One lay was d vot d to examination and record, of th ir ear., I1(ke" and throat",. F(ll' about t\yenty-five p r cent request hav heen made for permi~ ion to do operation, intended to improy ('on ]ition. 01" hearing; breathing or peaking. On another lay their y" were examined a to yi2ion and other d feet!'. Ahout Oil(' half of th se needed 80m kind of treatment. Thirty-threl' p r cent. would be helped by len"e<i, and tw nty-fiYe pel" cent. cannot hop to pur ue their ~tU(lie:-< ,uce !'sIully ,Yitllout the aid of gla ..e..
During the y ar thirty-one pupil' were l' fraet d. tw'ntyeight with and thr without the u e f atropin or homatropine. Of these, gla' e were recollmlendecl for twcntyfive. Three of the e were in th negro d 'partl1lcnt.
In the negro d partment hook worm te to.: for the ni,1l'
new pupil w r negative, tho one case of round worm!' W:l:-< dif'eovered. It i noteworthy that in forty tc:-<t. in this department only on hook worm ca e \I'a" found.
Formerly the per cent. of white pupils \I'ith hook \\'01'111:-: waf' well aboY(' 50, but th prop rtion hit!' fallen until it i:-< now a little Ie.. than :2: plc'r c nt.
A ea of s c nclary glaucoma, in a ('a 'of extrCIlI(~ Hearsight, \I'a' tre;ttecl for;; "eral months; t the ;;('hool. .\t ]:I:-<t account, vision II'H. h ina maintained in the. eeing (',n'.
In th ahsence of the I" 'gular Schulll ph.n::i(ian. T :-'IH'd U[J ;1 deep wound, ix inch '" long in a pU11il':-< leg.
One pupil had tom:il;; and i\dl-'noid:-:, and lIlH' :If](nllid:-<.

22

I' 'Illowd under ther. A nUI1l h I' of op ration. \\' r POi'tpon 1 oyer to th coming January on ac uut of the pr;:;:ur of yc-,r rk.
Th u. ual larg numb r of children hay recciY d tr at-

ment for acute or hl'ouic c1i"orcler" of the cy , car, no:; or

throat.

"\ ry I':;p tfuIly,

Ro. s. P. ox.

23 6J
REPORT OF PRY ICIA:\
To IV. O. 00 OR, Ptillcipal. ill: The health, hygiene and . ani tar." cand itions of the
In titlltion are excellent in all it" department. \\"ith few exception. "e hay had but few ca t:'. of illne '" during tl1 year that have been sedou or. ev re in character. And they, together with the minor ones, without an exception hanmade good recoYerie, In the carly part of the year "'c had an pidelJlic of mea les that wao: rather 'evere in haract 1', but wa . 0 w II care I for that complete and satisfact ry rCOY riel' \\"ere made in eyery ca::;e, for ",hieh much credit i. dll to the kindne of our engine l' in working nights to keep up uniform heat for the ho.-pita] , a, w II as the l' lentles and unmitigating car of the nUl'S and mployees; alRo for the ne\\" hospital faC'iliti s which have added so much comfort to the .jck and cOlwenience to those \\'h have their ca.re.
The fe\\' exception" to our hygienic conditions above refelTed to are a follo\\'s-many of the pupils ar very much in ne 1 f dental "'ork, none haying been lone in the pa. t t\\"o year. Many teeth have] een . acriticed that might han' heen made do ycars of good .'ervice if giYen attention at the proper tinlC.
Th Boy;;' Dormitori . are greatly ovcrcn)\yc! d-a matter in Illy opinion that ;;honld hase immediate a.nd certain attention.
With tll continu d gro\\th of the Scho I II' cannot longer ill safety tak care of th ho,\'" in the room \\"e nmy han'.

:24

TAB 'LAR REPORT

White Negro

Whit Negro

.\h~{'l'~;:

, 1 Intermittent F vel'. . . ]

Anemia

. :2 Lagrippe

1

Ana.'. th til'. .\c1mini;:-

Laryngiti.

10

tel' d for Dr. Cox .. L2 :2' ~Iead

3 11

.\ntotoxl'mia

. 1 1 ~Iigraine. . . . . . . . . . .. :2 0

Balaniti~

:. :2 1 ~ uralgia. . . . . . . . . .. 3 1

Eron hiti~

. H :2 Sight weats........ 1 0

Biliou

. 3 1 Pharyngitis. . . . . . . .. 1 0

Bon F'lon Catarrhal F WI'

. 1 0 Pn UI1l nia

11

o . :2 PI uri. y . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 0

('old, ,

. 1:2 -! Proctiti.

01

(' n tipation

. 6 0 Rheumati m .. . . . . .. 1 0

('ontusions

. -! 1 Sea-hi

60

(' n\'ulsion:;

. :2 0 r Eye

6 '2

Dislo{'ati 111 '2 0 " re Throat. . . . . . . ..:) :2

DyRm nUlThe'l

. Ii :2 ~tllmatitii" . . . . . . . . .. :2 0

(;a;:triti" (; o'ne1'al Dehility

. ] 1 . prain

:2 0

o . 1 Ton"iliti' 'atarrhal.. 6 3

Ileada he. IlIwlaf:. itil'd :2 1 Ton iliti. Follicular .. -! 1

Indig ..tinn, AI'ute ... 1 :2 T eth Extra ted ..... 46 2

Again 1 Iri.'ll tv thank you an I ev 1'Y i'ubo1'dinate of the ln~tituti()n for th kind an I eourte n 'on ic1cl'ation ext n led n1l':
~l ost re p ctfully
\r. T. ~I'Kuc"EY Phy ician.

2.-

REPORT OF THE TRE RER.

To Ihe Honorable Board of Tru tfes of Ihe Georgia hool for the Deaf.
GEKTLE)lEN: As Trea ur r, I giYe below th amount received and paid out 1J' me fr m January 1 t., 191'+, to De emler 31st., 1914:

PPORT F ND.

19l-!.

DEBI'I .

To Balance.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 11. 95

Feb. 10. To Part of Appropriation for 191-+ Mar. 1l. To Part of Appropriation for 1914 Apr. 6. To Part of Appropriation for 191-+ ~ray 7. To Part of Appropriation for 1914

5,9 9.53 6, 52 ..-1 4, 69 . .'j .4,210. H1

Jun.

To Part of Appr priation for 1914 4,521. 96

Jul. 1-1-. To Part of Appropriation for 1914 Aug. 2:2. To Part of ppropriati n for 1914

i,J49. 45 1,942. 4,

ep. 7. To Part of Appropria.4.ion for 1 14
o t. Hl. To Part of Appropriation for 19IJ

1,931. ;:i3 6,321. gO

Nov. II. To Part of Appropriation for 1914 D. 7. 10 Part of Appropriation for 1914

5,035. 5,006.04

1915. Jan. 7 To Part of Appropriation for 1914

REDITS

By Voucher

. .5:l,2 .-.13

By Amount on hand. . 2'-

$."):2,2 5. 3 '

26

LEATHER-WORKil~, DEPARTME:-T.

191-1.

DEBITS.

To Balan e

.

Fer. -L To ale for January

.

March 4. To ale for February

.

April 3. To ale f r March

.

May 1. To ale for April

.

... Jun 3. To . ale f l' :May
Ju!. I ., To ale f r June

. .

.-\ug. 1,' . To ale for July

.

Aug. 31. To ale for Augu t

.

Oct. 17. To ales for eptem b r

.

Nov. !j. To . ales for October

.

Dec. 2. To ",ales for Jovember

.

T Amount on hanrl ...

1-,;1 95 1 1U 21 40
:2 35 32 20 1.5 00 14 15 17 10 33 65 20 55 12 45 30 25
95 15

PRP.<TC'G DEPARTME. T.

1. 14.

DEBI'l .

To Ba lance

:

.

Feb. -I. T ale for January

.

larch

To ales for February

.

April 3. To ale for March

.

~lay 1. 'ales for April

.

June 3. al for May

.

.July 1.). ales for June

.

Ang. 1. al for July

.

Aug. 31. ale for August.... . . . . . .. . .

Oct. l7. ale for eptemb r

.

ov. 5. ale for Octob l' Dec. .") alo for November

'.'

.

.

:')70 60
19 7 7 0)
11 63 21 45 33 50 554
60
14 90
21 77
14 40 2 O'

To Amount on hand

.

$731 40

WOOD-WORKING DEPARTME:-l:r.

191-1.

DEBITS.

Feb. 4. March -1. April 3. lay l. June. 3. .July 15. Aug. 1 Aug. 3l. Oct. 17.
ov. 5. Dec. 2.

To Balance To ale for January To ale for F bruary To ale for Iar h To al for April To ales for May To ales for June To ale for July To ale for Angu>:t To Sale for eptem bel' To ales for 0 tober To ales for November

'.' .

.

.

'

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

flOO 25
200 26 fl3 2 00 5 00
5 10 1 50 1 25
7 55 25

To Amonnt on hand ..

$3 5 96

METAL-\VoRKn G DEPARTME, T.

191 .1.

DEBITS.

T Balan e

.

F b. 4.

al f l' January

.

larch 4.

ale for F bruar,)'

.

April 3.

ale f r March

.

lay l.

ale for April

.

Jun. 3.

ales for lay

.

July

ale for June '"

.

Aug.

ale. for July

.

Aug.

a1 for Augu ~

.

5: o t. av.

ales for eptembcr ales for Octoher

. .

Dc. 2.

ale for Kovember

.

To Amount on hand

.

.0 7 25 2.')
1 4,,)
14 57
~OO
1 50 1 70
2.)
1 40 50
45

2'

191-1.
Feb. 4. ~Iarch 4. Apri! 3. May 1. June. 3. July 15. Aug. 1. Aug. 31. Oct. 17. Xov. D. Dec. 2.

SEWING DEPARTMENT.
DEBITS.
To Balance '1' ale for January To ale for February To ales for March To ales for April To ale for fay
ale for June ale for July ales for Augu t ale for eptember ale f r October ale for November

To Amount on hand

1914.
F b. ..L
~lar h 4.
April 3. May 1. June. '3. July 15. Aug. 1. Aug. "1. Oct. 17. Nov. 5. Dec. 2.

OTHER 0 RCE.
DEBITS.
nlnn e ales for January ale for February ale for larch ale f r April al for lay ale for June ale f r July ales for August ales for eptember ale for October ale for No, mber

.

006 3,

.

95

.

65

.

10 6-

.

5 05

.

35 40

.

00 00

.

00 00

.

00 00

:

24 5

.

10 75

.

30 10

.

. 1,910 44

. 16 00

. 59 50

.

53 64

.

32 63

.

16 25

.

16 00

.

16 00

.

64 21

..

37 6

.

22 5.5

.

1100

To Amount on hand Re p tInily. ubmitted, D. \V. nnJO:"

. 'l'recu{urer.

29

REPORT OF LEA'!'HER-WORKI ~G DEPAR'!' lEN'!'.
From January 1, 1914 to December ~1, 1914.

OREDIT.
By boot. and shoes on hand Dec. 31, 19B ... By 1 ather and mat rinl on hand Dec. 31, 19l-! By ~ho . and repair. for pupil.' during yea,r By cash from ales, paid to '!'rea. urer .

$17 60
903 n
6 '400
266 55

'rotal.

.

$21)32 42

DEBIT.

'1'0 boots and shoes on hand January 1, 1914 .. $

1'0 I ather and material on hand Jan. 1,1914

'1'0 leather and material bought dnring the

year nding Dec. in, 1914

.

110 00 650 60
923 22

Balance

.

1683 tl2 $348 60

REPORT OF PRI '1'1 U DEPAR'l'MENT. From January 1, 19B to December 31,1914.

BEDIT.

By paper and material on hand Dec. 31, 1914 By work done for the School during the ~'ear By ca. h from sale , paid to Trea urer .

$263 51 695 15 17265

1'0tal

.

$1131 31

DEBIT.
To paper and material on hand Jan. 1,1914.. $ 27552 To paper and materia.I bought during the
year ending Dec. 31, 1914............... 344 19
Balance in favor of Printing Department.......

619 71 $511 $0

30

REPORT OF METAL-WORKI G DEPAR'l'ME "1'. From January 1 19li to December 31, 19H.

OREDIT.

By material on hand Dec. 31, 1913

.

By work done for the chool during the ~'el\,f

By ca h fl:Olll sale. , paid to '1'rea urer

.

Total

.

$107 Hi 2 15 21$ O
$1 012 3~

DEBIT.

'1'0 matel'ial on hand January 1, 191-1. . . .. . .. $126 10

'1'0 material bought during the year endillg

Dec. 31, 191-l

" ..

44

134 54

Ba.lance in favor of Metal-w rking Department .. $ 77 '1

REPORT OF WOOD-WORKING DRPARTME T. From January 1, 19H to D ember 31. 19H.

OREDIT.

By material on hand Dec. 31, 19H

.

By work dOlle for chool during the year. ..

By cash from ale, paid to Trea ur r

.

'rotal

.

$91~ 30 754 76 9-1 '3
$1761 9

DEBIT.

'1'0 material on hand January I, 19H

~1259 94

'I'o material boug-ht during the year ending

Dec.31 1914.............................. 12 9

1272 92'

Ra)anc~ in fay l' of Woorl-working- Departmell .. $-1 91

31

J

REPOR'l' OF EWI ~G DEPART ENT. From January 1, 19H to December 31,1914.

OREDIT.

By mat rial on hand Dec. 31, 1914.....

By work done for the chool during the year

By ca h from ale., paid to Trea urer

.

'fotal.

"

.

$1-171 65
1541 6 15225
$3165 0

DEBIT.

'1'0 material on hand January 1,1914

$ 763 39

'1'0 material bought during the year ending

Dec. 31, 1914. .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . ... . . . 1872 ,14

BaJance in favor of ewing Department

2635 3 $529 75

32

ACKNOWLEDGl\IE T .

Thank are extended generally to all per. on::; who hay

in any way contributed t the plea ure of the pupil , or to

the intere t of the chool; to Hon. Hoke mith,

en-

at 1', and Han. Gordon Lee and Hon. William S. Howard,

l\Iemb I' f ngre, for public do ument ; to th Secre-

t-o'try of the Smith onian In. titution, for the valuabl publi-

rations of the In titution, and to O. H. Ti ttm an , upt. of

the . Coast and 'eodetic uryey, for public ducuments;

to Pthe tate niyer ity at Athen , and the olleg of Agri-

ultur, at Ath ns, for their bullEtin. a. published; to

Prof. . \\'. Mc allie ,tate Geol gi t, for the publications

of hi. office; to Prof. E. L. "or ham, tate Entomolgi,t,

for the Bulletin, in Entomology; to Prof. Eugene A. mith,

tate Geologi t, of Alahama, for the valuable an I inter t-

ing r ports of hi bureau; to the Volta Bureau, of Wash-

ingt n ity, found d and upported by Alexander Graham

Bell, for it. vcr) valuable publication" bearing upon th'

deaf; and to the proprietors of th f llowing papers, who

have so generou.ly pIa d th m on our file for the u'e of

the' hool:

NAMEO/l'JOI RNAL.

'VHEItK PUBJ.lSHED.

DONOI<.

Cedartowu Standard

Cedartowu. Ga.

Rus 61,1. olemau.

Darien Gtlzette..

.

Darlen. Ga

Dlck Grubh.

Gulden Age........

.. Atl"ntll. Gn

Golden AI'; Pull. '0.

Weekly Chronicle

Augustn.. G

Publlsbers.

Wesle~'lln Cbristilln Advoc"te .. Atlanta. Ga

M. E. Churcb !>outb

TUton G'\zette

Tlfton. Ga... .

Jobn 1.. Herring.

Arkansas Optic

1.lttle Rock. ~rk

'cbool for the Dear

California News

l:Ierkele~. 0"1.

SchoOI for tbe Deaf

Oanadlan Mute

Belle\'llle. Ontarlo l'icbool for tbe De f

Oolorado Index

Colorado Springs. Col chool tor the Dent

Compllllion

lo'arlbault. Minn

l:!cbool for tbe Deaf

J)all~' Paper for Little FOlks Rocbester. '. Y

Scbool for tbe Deaf

D af Hawkeye

Council BlutTs. lowa.. 8chool for the DeM

Deaf-Mute Journal.

New York. N. Y

School for th3 Deaf

Deaf-Mute Reglster

Home. N. y

School for tbe Denf

SAME OF JOORNAL.

Deaf Cnrolinlall.

.

\'I"glllin Guide

Illinois Adn,nce

Institution ::-<ews.. .

Kansas 8tar

Kentucky Standard

[,one StRr V"eekl~'

Lo"islana Pelican

M,UI'land Bulletin

Mentor

Ml'ssengpr..

Mlcblgan Mirror

~Issourll:ecorj

Mt. Mry World

="ew 1<;ra

New 1IIexico PI'olIre s

:-lebrllskR Mute .Journal

:Sonh Dakota Banner....

,11110 Ilronlchl.... .

Plllmt'tto I,pR!

Itock~' ){ountllill Lel\der

!oI('hool Herald

Silent Ecbo

Ilent Hoosl r.. .

Silent Ob rver

Hllent Worker

Tablet

('tnh Eagle

Washingtonian. "

Western Pennsylvanlau

WI. con In Times

Orej(on Outlook

33

WJ:lERIt POBJJSHED.

DO~OR.

Morganton. N. C..

choo! for the Deaf

Staunton, Va

chool for tbe Deaf

Jacksonville. Ill.

'chool for tbe Deaf

Hallfnx. N. 8

cbool for the Deaf

00athe. Kansa

School for tbe Deaf

Da.nville, K).. . School for the Deaf

Austill. Texas

Bcbool for the Deaf

Baton Rouge. La : SchOOl for the Deaf

Fred rIck. Md

cllO,.1 for tbe Deaf

Mnlone.::-<. Y

chool for tbe Dear

. ..Talladega. Ala

chool for thE' Dea.f

Fllnt. Mlch

School for the Deaf

Fnlton, Mo

chool for tbe 0 af

Phlladelpbla. P'L. .. chool for the Deaf

Hartford, Couu

;,;cbool for tbe De..r

Santll Fe. N. M..

chool for the Dt'af

Omaha. Neb

School for the Deaf

'.' .Devll's I~llke, N. D

cbool for the Deaf

Columbus. Oblo

8cbool for tbe Deaf

edar 8prlng. S. C 8chool for tile Deaf

Boulder. MOllt

cbool for the Deaf

t.AuguStlne. Fla

chool for the Deaf

Wlnulpeg, Man

cbool for the Deaf

Indianapolis, Ind...... chool for tbe Deaf

KnOXVille. Tenn

chool for the Deaf

Trenton. N. J.......... chool for the Deaf

Romney. W. Va

SchOOl for tbe Deaf

Ogden. tab

'cbool for the Deaf

Vancouver. Wa h .. chool for the Deaf

' .. Edgewood Park. Pa chool for the Deaf

Delavan. Wis.......... choOI for tbe Deaf

Salem, Oregon

School for tbe Deaf

TABULAR STATEMENT OF AMERICAN SCHOOLS FOR THE DEAF
rUBLlO SlIHOOLS (NOl' INCLUDING DAY SOHOOLS) IN 'l'HE UNITED STAT~~S F'OR 'l'.HFl F'ISCAI. YF.AR Er>J>l1\U IN 1!J14.

SCROOI.

VACATION

BOW SUPPORTED;

Expenditure Last

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Fi8cal YcaT

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AI"b"m"Hchool.,

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June 10toSept.IO , ,

,

ISwte

.. 172 $24 6611 ....... $150 UOO

ArizOna S"llOol , j\l'1oLns"s Instltut

,. June I to Sept. ~~ ".l:>econd Wed. In .June to first Wed.Jn Oct

::llMe

Stnte

"

. ..

"2.:0'

15l~1O ........ 70 lJO() $4 (XIO

.. t>W0i.o

0,,1 If01'11 IlL Sohool*

" .. Secund Wed. in.June lU fourth W,d.ln August "tl1le

.. 210 94 I\!7 :.ll 175 1 2552:;-1

O lol'!Ldo School*

"

r,'lrst W,'d. In.Tunelo flrsr. Wad. after J.abor nlL~' I:ltnte

. 178 76 OUU 40 (l(lU S'JO OUU

Columbia J nstliutlon

\\' ed. be". last \\' ,d. in June 10 Inst '1'hur.ln Sept. U. 1:). and Pll~' pupils

. 160 8~ OH.~ l:l 593 'i52 500

COIn ) AlIlerlcan School .... 1<'1'1. ber.I/lSr WNI. in .June to sec. Wed. In Sell. EndowlIl'tand N. JTI. States ~IlU (\.\ till!

. 3()(1 (I())

I . /Mysilo Hobool,

'1'wo mnll ths /lnd u. half .. ,

Stn ta "nll tull10n fees .. 67 J7 (10(1 ii U<~I

~~ 'IOU

Flolld"Sohool* GeorglaHchoolt,

, .. Jullelro()clohe'I

,

June first to to s oond Wed In Sept

SllLle I:>mre

o' .
.

118 Jill!

"45'1l39 .j

liiJ6'

ItI~ lJO()
12:' OUU

Idaho I:>CIIOOI ,.,

,;ecoud Wed. In ,Jnne to s""o,"1 \\ ea. in Sepr Smte

. 57 24!\5(1

. 70000

lliinois i:ich('olt

,

"

,.;econd Wed. In June to third Wed In Sept

i:iWle

. 415 124057

.. 353600

IndhLnILSchool

"

";econd week In.JIIIIl' to fOllrrh week ill Sapt StlLte

"

. 3.18 0(1 73.'1 J~ ll\l2 8U8855

low" School ................ ,. 1,'lrst W,d. ariel' ,econd Mon. In .'1 une to H"SI

K/lIlS"S I:)cl1ool

Wed. nfla,' second Mon. In i:iept.. , I"h'st W ..cl.ln.Julle to first Wed. III Hepr

alMe state

. .

22'
l!4U

llC' i;(~) 57 S'J4

2 3m II lJO()

. "~2v'6ilil

Kalltucky :-;"11001

, ,., I:),'cond Wea.ln .Iune lU Hrst Wed. In :sept

Stilt,"

. :151 HI541

.. 3:!l) 000

LouISIIL'"' 1:)011001 ,

Iune I to Sept. J7

,

Stnte

"

. 1:'4 :JOOUU

. J50000

.,.. NInine 1:)<:11001.,,,

Mlcldlt\ of J II lie to second MOil. III Sept

~

ll~, <leI'ICk ":ch 011 I , Thll'd Wed. In .llllle to second Well. In Sept

State SwtE'

.. 112 22 f.OO 51 0 .. IIU 00 14(\ 2 5~:1

!l5 OOU 2;)'=) 000

,1!u. IILlIll O,'('rJell Hchuol*t , ::;ucout! week ill .1 u lie to se<:olld .',,'k III Sept St" te

. '1:1 15 OUlJ ........ 100 000

llnsroll School

, Third Wea. III Jllne to sel'ond MOil. III bE'pL

::;r.. t,

. 117 197!Jll Iii 914 Illi iOO

JI'l SS CIII"k,' i:iohool
.. .. { ~,)<;, 1ndlls[II"I, j\Jllhlgn.nl:ll'hool.,

1'''.'' ,.10 Wk8. aflel' lll'd Mon. j II Hept. to ll"d MOIl. Hept. J!lndoWI1It'1I t, N. F1. :::itates.

'\lid

pllplls [OOllll'lbllt.

I:)e(lolld ~'1'1. ill.Julle to thl"<1 \\ed.11l I:lcpr

Bllldowl1I't. I';lale IIIlt! Vol.

1'I1UI'8. "rle,' .1111107 ro 'hl"d W,'cl. III I:)ept

,;tnte

.

155 Ufi:W2

.

801"85 1l-1

'Q('JiJI ii,~' ixit)

~O (100 3im 280

Minlll'sora l'5ohool

'll"s[ 'rues. III .June to Sl'UOlld Tups. In 8t:'pt., ;-:,tltlt::

. ~'l() 74 ()82 ll5 57U 5i4 307

Mlssl~slppl Insllrlliion Missotll'l :-$ChOlll

1,'lrst Wed. In ,JlIlle to thll'd Wod III Rept 1,'Il'st \\'0<1. iu .lune to seconu \\led ill St>pt

! SrHte
:::;tn.tt!

. .......................

.. 352

"\lil'fool'au 'lx'Ii)' ... 400'000

~IOllr..l\lI ~><'hnol*

"

":l'cOIl(1 W,ct. In .Julle to St'COIHI \Vell. til S.'pl i:irll[e

. 1\:\ I H:1750 1~ (XK)

.(11 4~1

1",'hI'll " I", :-il'hlllll

'1'hlnl W,(1. In .111111' le, lhlrel W,el. ill S"pl

:-illite

..

New .1" ..",,, :-ichool

Iune Itlle> "','pl. 10

!'il"le

.

Nl.:'W Mexico 8chool+

JlitH' 10 Ht.'plt.111 hPI', f(HII'ltlt-'11 w\,t.ks

N" .,. Yo ..k l'H,L1lutloll .. Thl ..ct Tul'''. III .1 IIn(' to ,N'IIIHI TII"s. in S"pl

StHt'

.

.

Stllte. ('ounlil's. pn~' pupils

Celltl'lll N. Y. JIlSllLuI'n Mlddll' or .IlIlIe l() ,"Itldle or ,.,epl.

State ILnel cOlllltl"'

.

. '1f1 N y

Wesle.. 11 N. Y.JllsI'II 1II Ill' :~l III !'i('pl. K Northern N. Y. Jnst.'llt. ~;t'('oJHI \\'NI. til .1ul1\:' to toj('('oIHI \V(:"cL 11l St-'IH
nst. rOl' Jill. I n"u'uct'n .Illnt' 2ii tn Fll'PI. Iii

Stute. cOllntl.,s. plly pupils

SUlte and cOulllh!"

.

Slllt." COllnlll's. plly pupils

Ll' Couteulx FH. i\1ury's \Vpd. hur. JH!'-l WCt'l, ill ,JlU1t' 10 nn~t Mon. :o--epL .. 8tul('. counties, PH.~ pupils

Ht. Joseph's IIlSLltull ... Lllsl J<rl.llI .JUIII' to sccollel ~IolI.ln He'pl

SI"tl'. coulliles PILY pllplls

Alb"n~' .I:J(lIl1e 8e/)001 .. "'..cond '1'1I,'s.ln .Iulle 10 thlnl \\"el. In Slpl N C ) Hchoolllt ~Jo..gnnloll .. lil ..sl W,'(I.III ,llIne 10 HI'sl Wed III Sppl

SIlIt". ('011 lilies. pn~' pupils

81M.

..

. "I Bchool at RlLlel!;h-

H..colld Wl'(I.III.llInl' tosecolld \Vpd.11I ::;el't Nate

.

NOl'lh J)"I<Otll. "chool

, Hecolld \\'NI. III JUlie to S('cO'lel W"d.11I "ept StIIll'

.

Ohio School .. ,

Secolld Wed. III ,J uno 10 se('olld Wed. In Flept ::;llIle

.

Okiahollla l!:;ChOOI at l';1I,I'phl~r Secolld Wed. III .J line to s('cond Wpcl. In 8I'pt :-illll.

.

Institute lit IlLrt

l';llLft

.

Oregon ::;chooJ Pcnna. I IIstltullOn

:-i"cond Wed. III June to thll'cI \V.'el.ln Sept

StILII'

.

FI'I. bet h,sl wed .J II lie to W"d. ber. 3"d J<'1'1. i'>Ppl. J-;wle.ellflowlII 'I. Pll~' pllplls

Pa Westel'll Pit. lnsl lLullon. [,'oul'th Weel. III .Tune to S"collcl Wed. tn!:;ept Stllte lind yol.contl'lhullolls

. { P"nlHt.()l'Ill 8'hool

Tulle20to !'.epl.I

HOllie 'J'mll1lng III!:;peeeh NOlie

Smw

.

!:;tfltP alld PIlY pupils

.

Rhode IsllLnd Jnstl1ute

Thl ..d F,1. III .Iulle to SN'oll(1 ~Ioll. In !:;ept

HtlLll'

.

South 01"'0Iln8 I-chool-

Lllst \\pel. III .Jllne 10 fI"st Wed. III Oct

::;1 II Ie Hlld pll.' pllplls

..

South Dnl<otlL 8chool

Spcond Wed. In .lune to secolld \Vf'd. III !:;ept SI "t"

.

l'enllessee 8c'1Iool

Third We,1. In June to seconel Frl.ln Sept

J-;tllte

.

'J'oxns School

It'lrst WNI. 111 .lunp to I hil'ct Wed. III "ept

StilI.,

.

Texn.s Jnslilute tor lJolol'ed" 11111<' Iii 10 !:;epll' '" hI' I' 15

IImh School-t

1,'ll'St \Vp<1. III .June to first \Veel. III Flepl

SI"II'

.

Bww lind Pll~' pupils

.

Vel'mollt, AustIne Institution "'OUl'lh MOil. III .June 10 Ihll'd Mon. III S"pl

EndowlIllHIl und SllL'I'

.

Vn \ Schoolnt i'>tnunLOn

S('colld Wl"1. In Ju'ne to 1l"St Wed. In Sept

i'>llItP

.

1SchooJ at N I'W pon N ew.-

Bwte

,

.

WILshlnl!ton StILte School

i'>ecolld WCrl. III Junc to Sl'COlld Wl'd. III !:;ept Blllte

,

..

Wl'st VI ..glnlll!:;chool-

8ecolld Wl'd.ln .JIIIIO to s..contl Weel.ln Bept ,.,rnte'

.

.VlsconslnBchool

Second Wed. III .JUIIC to second Wed. In Sppt Silite

..

170 11\ I.ill f~1 (Kill

:.:~; 11011

20:1 III
r>Ol

tI~I1 'M11I1I\'\ .... :iff,. 17:15-;';\ \, '''~I

flul 111MI
'"l(l :~I IMM'
';1111

113
11).1

112 Il:~'i 611151

. TilHf'

I:~' OOU 221 (~\\I

1111 ~~171~ 221 00(\ .
25u III (1'\.; ........ 2ii,'ili,i

17U ma:\><

~a~ S10U

WII .1Ia 1\111 16 S:12 I lJI\K 2110
iill 171KI ........ .......... Hot 12 ~(~I ........ iitX' \IIMI 115 2\111(XI ........ 7:-,111111

III ;11 3~ I

tl71

11111 ,"X'

li21 211,;

IIX 271l
.... ..

..t..".0.0..

(IHI 00
..........

Hli . ':It'j'57l' '24" ioo' ... ;ill\'iM'

lIllli 171 I~ll 2401l 1 (XIII ,"XI

2Ill' 1lI2

7El HI7 517
:3'1 'XXI ........

f~; :1\,,111 ........

. Il7 al5Ol1 ii ()(1I1
II,; ...... .......

iiliO IX.;
Il " 150 '""1
280'0i' 001' 14., (~KI

II' 211 ()IMI 12 (11111 3(1~ 4lllXXl 2,iUt.!

112 ()(II' :\2ii IKM'

4fill 1;27110 II 41K' 2'11i OlIO

i i~' . '~i 'IM) "Ii'IKi,' '''idlii'idl

'xx,. :~I ...... ........ .... ......

I~KI 5X l\(Ml Iii

:~XI ",,0

. KO
'iii

21l lJ:lS llfill'\1

. .o.

'M..il.l .

7X 'KMI !ll11112

11K l\(1'~1IJ (I IIIMI .. l~)ll oou

IHO UII iiOll I 5(111 2111 111M)

(11 Puhllc SC'hools III II.!:;.

M Puhllc DIL~-!:;chools.

22 Dllllollllnntlonlll lind

-

Private Schools.

154 Sohools In Untied Smt"s.

-Contain. a depaltmellt 1,)[' thl' hlilld "I~o, Ih", expllll.es or which "I'e Included III the statemelll or expelldltures. t~'or till' yell I' WI:!.

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ORDER OF EXER 'I E,'.

The follo.wing i the order of exerCl 'es of the 'hool from March 15th to October 15th:

A. M.

P. M.

Break fa t Labor'.. ..

6 00 to 6 30 Recreltti n . . . 6 30 to 730 Labor

I 40 to 2 i5 215 to 445

Recreati'll'

Prayers

School

.

Recreation

730 to 800 Recren tion . . 800 to !i 10 Supper
R 10 to 10 40 Recrell.tion 10 40 to 11 00 :-;tudy ..

.4,15 to 600 600 to 600
6 30 to 730 .700 to 800

School

11 00 to 1 00 Recrpatiol1 . . . . . . . .. 00 to 900

Closing exerci'e .. 1 00 to 1 10 Retil'

.

900

Dinner

1 10 to 140

October 15th to March liith:

A. M.

.Breakfa t

6 30 to 700 Recrt>ation

Recreation

7 00 to 8 00 Labor

Prayers . .

8 0 to R 10 Recreation

chool

8 10 to 10 40 upper.....

Recreation

10 ,10 to 11 00 Recreation

School

II 00 to 1 00 Study. . . . .

Closing exercis s .. 1 00 to 1 10 Recreation

Dinner

1 10 to 1 40 Retir'e

P.1I'I.
I 40 to 2 15 2 00 to 430
.4 ,,0 to 5 au
.530 to 600 600 to 630
. 630 to SOO
.. H00 to 900 900

AT RDAY.

Labor

7 00 to II 00

Recreation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .

. . . . . . .. . II 00 to 12 ()()

Dinner. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. ... . .... 1200 to 12 Hll

No exerci. e.' in the aft moon of lIturda~.

SABBATH.
abhath- choo; at 8:30 A. M. in the SUlllmer. I\nd 9:00 ill Winter. I~ecture in the CIlll.pel at 3:00 P. M.
Electric Lights sig-ual is giveu for retiring at 9:15 P. lIr. lit which time all pel'. ons are upposed to leave the parlor.' and halls, and be in their room when the light. ~o out at 9:30 P. ~I.

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GlWRGIA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF,
CAVE SPRING, GEORGIA.,
CHARACTER o~- THE SCHOOr..
The Georgia School f r the Deaf, a it name implies, i!' strictly a School for the educati n of those per ons who are too deaf to receive instruction in the common schools.
Those persons who are dttmb but not deaf are not entitled to the benefit of the School, a they can be educated by the methods us d in the common school , if they can be educated at all. The methods h re are adapted for deaf persons and not for the healing.
The School is neither an aB]/l1l?11 nor a charitahle in titt/tion, unless other public school', and the various branches of the State University rank a uch.
LO AnOK.
The School is located at Cave Spring, in Floyd county, and is easily accessible from all part of the state.
It has a Department for "'hite people and one for "egroes, which are entirely parate and di~tinct, except as to superintendence.
THE SCHOOL IS NOK-sECTARrAK.
Sunday School is held for an hour each . unda~' morning, in which the International Sunday School Les ons are used as far as practicable, and in the afternoon a Lecture of about a half hour s duration i delivered in the chapel, in the sign-language, the ubject of the Lecture being the
t on for the next Sunday. Every pupil is required to
attend these exercises. hould any officer he found trying to inculcate the
peculiar doctrine of his particular church, it would he ('onsidered sufficient c<'\.use for di missal, if persisted in.

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OIJJI': -1' OF TilE ::;CHOOL.
The primary obj ,t of the 'chool i to give to til' deaf ..uch a kno,,"leJg of th Engli h languag a will nable t hem to u e it in pursuing the \1 ual avocation of life. The next most important object i to gi,'e them inF'tru('tion in one or mol' bran('hes of handicraft a the great majority of them must of n c sity, un account of their affliction r ly un something of thi kind for earning a li"elih od. Alung with the they are giy n in truction in G ography, Grammar, HiF'tory, Xatural Philosophy, Arithmetic ,1nd P nlllanship, or in other words, it i. 'ndeavoretl to giy them a practical common st'hool educatiun.
Articulatit,n and lip-r ading ar' taugh't to thus pupils, II" ho after a prolonged trial, are found to pO>'l'CSS th r quisite ability to walTant it ontinuance.
IX Dll:;'l'H IE".
Boy, arc giyen in truction in Printing \roud-wOl'bng, \\'0 d-carying, Painting, ho -m,l]';ing, Bla('k. mithing ami Garlening.
Girl are taught plain wing, cutting, fitting and ('ooki ng, and it i intend d to introduc oth T sttitahle indu:tri s in th near future,
A gi" n number of b th !.loy and girl arc giy n Ie 'son" in dra,ring in harc aI, 'raJ-on, \rater-color Pencil, and P n and Ink ketching, m haJ.'ical drawing, in Designing, and in mod ling ill clay, a. well a in \rood-carying.
Of course the degre of progre s made on the e line', uepend aIm. t ntir ly upon th indi,idual 'fort mad hy th pupil,
CLO'l'HIl'G.
A unifol'111 of neat ap!) ,nance, and of ubstantial material, ha b en adoptet] by the Board of Tru t es, for buth the male and femal pupil, which they ar requir d to wear at all time., not only at school, but in coming to and

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In going therefrom and a no deviation will be allowerl from thi rule, par nt will aye them~eh'e the u el .trouble and expense f furni hing other outer e10thing than that prescl'ih d by the Board of Tm tee.
Pupils muc:t bring with them and keep un hand the number of article of each kind pre. cl'ibed in a Ii t, \\'hich will be sent upon applicatiun, and alit of the articl , s nt with the pupil, upon entcring chool at the beginning of each term, hould alway be plated in th trunk, 0 that the HOlli~cke pel' can check them up and enter them in a look kept for the purp ~e.
LE'rfER WRITING.
Pupils who can do 0 ar r quired to write home at lea t once a month, and for tho e who cannot, th Principal will writ, and for thi purpo~ stamp. houlel be furni. hed each pupil.
BU INES LETTERS A:'<D PA KAGE.'\.
All bu in letters, or letter. of inquifJr, and all notice. or direction in r gard to pupil, must be addre~' d to the Principal, ~ll1d not to uhordinate, (officers 01' emplo.ye ) oth l'wi e no att ntion will 1e paid to them.
All moncy intended .for the children had best be ent ~Iir ct to th Principal, and he will be re pon ihl for it, oth rwi not.
All letters, and packi!ge, eith l' I y mail, fr ight or '3Xpre'il. hould contain the name of the pupil plainly written, and the word~, G oro-ia chool for the Deaf, af' part of their aeldr 5, othenri th y may n t he deliYered, for ~ .,i' h r the po t-master nor railroad a,g nt ar uppo.' d to know th nam of th pupil.
OYERSIC;RT.
'rhlle all r a.onahl Oyel ight will be xerci ed at all t::n , the In titution i not a place I onfinement, and ("}wnot he re pon iblp for the saIet.y of truant pupils nor

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for injurie I' eived during the inuu-ction f th rule, neither l' it I'e..pon ibl for the safety of pupil' in tran it to ;I nd from hUlll .
\\'110 AilE El\TfTLlW TO Alnll 1O:\'.
All P 'I' 'on8 in th stat hetween the ages of even and tw nty-fiv y <II " \\'h ar 100 deaf to be educated in the l'omm n hool, and "'JIO;l1' Ith I'\\'i~e in a condition mentally and ph:)' ieally to l' (" ive in truetion p1'CJfitably, and frce from nny immoral conduct or contagiou di ea e, shall he ntitl d to ndmis ion n pupils to all the privileges of the I' pectiv d 'partment of the Geurgia hool for the Deaf, fr e of ot to l' main su h a numher of chool terms OJ
portion,' thel' of a, the B fir 1 of Tru. t e.. upon recommda-
tiun hy the Principal, hall ee prop l' to grant; pl'Ol:ide 1, no pupil 'hall h allowed to l' main mol' than twelve term.
In ease par nt oj' guardians are unabl to furni h the pupil with such clothing a. may be prescribed by the Board of Tru'tee.. , .. uch clothing may be suppli d by the authoriti . of th .':c]loul free of eo t, upon ertificate of the Ordinary of th county from "'hich the pupil com , with hi ntncial "al fI Ltflchecl, that. aid par nt or guardian i not in :t peeuniary condition to furni .. h said clothing. All pupils may be furnished .. h e' from th 'hop free of 0 t.
In ea.. of great de titution which fa t may be made to appear by c I'tificate of the I'dinaryof the ounty, under ,eal from which th pupil comes, the railroad fare of uch pupil, coming to and going from cho 1, may ,be paid from the upport fund of th f::i hool.
In a~e ",hcl' pupil hay no homes to which they can be , nt fur the vacation, the Board of Commi sioner of the county from ",hi h th y com , or other proper authority, . hall make th n e~'ary provision for their care during vacation.

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IIOW TO OBTAI" AIHlf. 10".
It is nec s_ary that application.. for th adllli~sion of pupil he Illade in fOl'lIl ancl any p I'''on whu d . ire to enter a child a. a pupil, \rill h furnisl' cI the nece 'sary lllanks for this purp. , together \rith all n ce sary information, wh n the Principal i a ked to do 80.'
All eommunieation. -h uld h an wer d hy l' turn mail or a promptly a. (ircum tanee. \rill aclmit.
OENERAL r"FOR)IATIO".
'-'chool p n" mmally ahout th micldl' of ... ptemher and Iwe- about the fir"t of the following Jun , and it ie very important that pupil should I'nter W01llJ)t!1/ ot the O]JfHillg (!TId ?"emain to the dos. of the tenn.
Exe pt in ca_e of eriou ickne:; or death in th immediate family it mu t he di, tinetly under tood that th pupil~ will not he allow cl to vi it th ir hom during the s ion.
f eotH e parent have th pOKe?" to l' 1110ve their children at any tim the.)' eee propel' to do 0, but in ca e thi i done, they will not be allowed to l' bHn until th p ning of til(> next term in the . ptemher following. Thi rule ha b en r nd l' d n ce ,.ary fr m the fact that, everal tim , epidemic_ have h n introduced hy returning pupiL, al1d thi mean a demoralization f the chool for at I a t two m nth and ometime long r.
\I. ITl", OF PAREl\TS OR ,UARDIA"..
It i earne tl.), urg d upon par nt to come with their children upon th ir fir t admi 'ion, 0 that they may for th m_elve ju t what will be th ir urI' unning , and for thi purp e th y will b entertained at the In tituti n for on day onl.) , and thi without 0 t. Aft l' the fir t tim , how vel', if they hoo to vi. it their childr n \rhich th y have the privilege of doing, and which the authoritie of the
chool are glad to have them do at any time, they will b exp cted to find accommodation out ide the Institution, as

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they cannot be entertained in it, and they will "ave themselves mortification, and others the unpleasant duty of refusing, by not asking it.
CASUAL VISITORS.
Persons visiting Cave Spri ng or vicinity, or other , are always welcome as visitors, from 9 a. m. to 12 m., and from 2:00 p. m. to 3:00 p. m., on any day of the week except aturdayand unday, when admission can only be had to the grounds, or to the Sunday School exercises and t he Lecture.
The Grounds are not to be considered a a public park, and are not opened as such, and visitors are expected to observe due decorum, and to refrain from molesting the fto,'vers or shrubbery, otherwise they will be ejected.
Any further information concerning the School will be furni hed upon application to the Principal.
Address,
W. O. COr NOR,
Georgia School for the Deaf,
Cave Spring, Ga.

1XFOR~rATIOK.
Vi itor are re ived daily, aturday and unday excepted, from!) to 12 0 dock in the mornin~. and from 2 t .5 o clock in the afternoon.
At the opening of th . chool term in . ptemb r, and at no other tim , one person accompanying pupil will 1e entertained at the In titution for one da. only. and tho c who wi h to remain several day, r who d ire to visit th ir children during the term, or at its cl se, it well a those who arrive late at night, will find a go)d hotel within two hundr d yard of the In titution, where th y will he ~ccommo datp.d at rea ()J1ahle rat .