The courses in History will be given by Albert Bushnell Hart, head of the Department of History in Harvard University, and James Morton Callahan, head of the Department of History in West Virginia University. Entire Fee for Six Weeks--$2.50 The University is charmingly situated on Monongahela River and among the Allegheny foothills. Write for detailed announcements to WAITMAN BARBE or to the President, D. B. PURINTON, LL.D., Morgantown, W. Va. * * * * * DR. OSCAR GERSON’S “History Primer,” and “Our Colonial History” Amply cover the history requirements of the first five years of school life. _Send for Catalogue._ HINDS, NOBLE & ELDREDGE 1412 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. * * * * * The Grafton Index OF Historical, Genealogical and Biographical Books and Magazine Articles A Quarterly Index of all American Material of Great Value to the Librarian, Genealogist and Teachers of History Issued in The Grafton Magazine of History and Genealogy. $2.00 per year THE GRAFTON PRESS, 70 Fifth Ave., New York * * * * * AGENTS WANTED Liberal inducements offered to persons who will represent “The History Teacher’s Magazine” at Colleges and High Schools, Summer Schools, Normal Schools, Teachers’ Institutes, etc. Samples and advertising material sent free. Apply to McKINLEY PUBLISHING CO., Philadelphia, Pa. * * * * * _You will favor advertisers and publishers by mentioning this magazine in answering advertisements._ * * * * * CORNELL UNIVERSITY Nineteenth Summer Session, July 6 to August 16, 1910. Courses specially designed for students and teachers of History are offered as a part of the instruction given in twenty-five departments. The libraries are well-known. The situation is delightful. There is a single tuition fee of $25. Full information upon request to THE REGISTRAR, Ithaca, N. Y. * * * * * Summer School of the South UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE, KNOXVILLE Ninth Session--Six Weeks June 21 to July 29, 1910 22 courses in ancient history, general European history, English history, American history, civil government, sociology, and methods of teaching history. 12 of these courses offered this year. For announcement containing full information in regard to these and 400 other courses, address P. P. CLAXTON, Superintendent * * * * * SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY Offers, besides the regular College Courses, Mechanical, Electrical and Civil Engineering, Architecture, Music, Painting, Law, Medicine, Sociology and Pedagogy. =COURSES IN AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY= will be given with the opening of the next College year. SUMMER SCHOOL July 5-August 16