Newspaper Page Text
14
FOUNDED ISS2
M* /XT’WTfcOM
£LwsoriDun
BARNESVILLE, GA. \\ \\ aL
awA \\ jL\\ JIN II
: B The Strongest Faculty and Best
|||||\ Equipped School in the South
I 1 f|§B| The I’. S. Government ranks GORDON in <'LASS Now $50,000 Academic Building, equipped with
fajOgj ;ra iSgaBI A through its War Department. the latest in laboratories, steam heat. etc..
All boys under strict Military Discipline, in charge just completed.
I of ACTIVE officer from (’. S. War Depart- New $20,000 Athletic Field. the finest in the South.
V" MBH ment. just completed.
H| I Infantry, Artillery. Band. The Best Equipped School the South —the
KM Finest Climate; over 900 feet above sea level; no Largest, the Most Thorough, the Most Pro-
malaria, no typhoitl; pure water : modern san- wressive
*, ,<r ' o* "J i Every thought and every energy of every man
Board tn Best Farm Res under a mothers refining connected with Gordon is concent rated on
influence, or tn Dormitories under expert- making THIS school the BEST' school Q.ial-
''(‘nerd matrons and teachers, as parents may . .7 r , . ~ .. . .
Great Essential
The ’most’ complete Athletic Department in the Evry penny of every dollar received is utilized
W f South—football, baseball, tennis and track >n commanding the best faculty and the best
teams—all champions in their class. facilities for teaching. No profits no interest.
N (> " SIO,OOO Carnegie Library, with great collec- Every patron is a stockholder and is guaran-
fion °f books, free to all students—two rears teed that every dollar he pays mis expended
old 011
New $25,0(10 Dormitories, modern in every respect. Enrollment this year 700. Senior class this year
equipped with electric lights, lavatories in numbered 52. Patronized by the best fami-
every room, hot and cold water, steam heat. lies of the South for 60 years. An old school,
wire screens, porcelain baths—one year old. 1 a tried school.
WRITE TODAY FOR HANDSOME FREE CATALOGUE TO
E. T. HOLMES, A. 8., President, Barnesville, Ga.
■i. I —« ■ ■ ■!■■ HU I ■ " I I ■■ | IHj
■ - - ’
■
? :: i /
•- .* * ■ • TryL, ’ JtffllMw
wßMßKl jKs2a«!iifeJ3i
- - - ■■ ■ ~~w.-K.x-.- — ■**? •• ' *-■■■■
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
‘‘AUBURN”
’ • The Oldest School of Technology in the South.
69 Professors and Instructors. 810 Students. 20 Well Equipped Laboratories.
Next Session Begins Wednesday, Sept. 4, 1912.
New Buildings: Smith Dining Hall, Carnegie Library, Agricultural Hall, Broun Engineering Hall, Dairy and Horticultural Laboratories and Green
houses.
Departments: I. College of Engineering and Mines—Civil, Electrical, Mechanical and Mining Engineering, Architecture, Mechanic Arts, Technical
Drawing, Machine Design, etc. 11. College of Agricultural Sciences—Agriculture, Horticulture, Animal Industry, Botany, Entomology, Chemistry
and Metallurgy, Pharmacy. 111. Academic College—History, English, Mathematics, Latin, German, French, Physics and Astronomy, Political Econ
omy, Psychofogy. IV. College of Veterinary Medicine.
Expenses: Free tuition to residents of Alabama: $20.00 to non - residents- Board in Dormitory and with private families. For catalogue and further
information, address
CHAS. C. THACH, LL.D., President AUBURN, ALABAMA
FHE ATLANTA <.’ I<< >L‘< iI A \ . S.\ I I L* I>A Y, -II ’I. Y (i. I!H_