Hotel and Sanatorium ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Our Elegant Stone, Brick and Steel Our Department where Baths are F. L. YOUNG, General Manager THE COLUMBIA INSTITUTE Is the oldest school for the higher education of women in the South. Established by Bishop Otey in 1835 LOCATION-It is ideally located in the Blue Grass Region of Middie Tennessee. Forty miles from Nashville on main line of L. & N. R. R. Trains almost hourly, giving the opportunities of the city without its distractions. FACULTY Seventeen able, experienced officers and teachers. Boarding Pupils, Select and Number Limited COURSES OF STUDY-Full diploma. College preparatory. Elective. The Institute was awarded the Medal at the World's BUILDINGS-Large and Attractive. Steam Heat. Electric ATHLETIO8-Special attention paid to the physical de- THE CLERGY THE IMPORTANT NOTES HE Clergy are requested to notify "The Mailing Department, 281 Fourth Avenue, New York," of changes in their post-office addresses in order that the Board's publications may be correctly mailed to them. SUBSCRIBERS UBSCRIBERS will observe that the address label indicates the time to which subscriptions are paid. Changes are made in the labels on the 15th of each month. If subscriptions are received later than the 15th, the change in the label will appear a month later. CONCERNING WILLS T is earnestly requested that inquiries be made concerning Wills admitted to probate quests be communicated to the Treasurer without delay. In making bequests for missions it is of great importance to give the exact title of the Society, thus: I give, devise, and bequeath to The Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America, for the use of the Society.... If it is desired that the bequest should be applied to some particular department of the work, there should be substituted for the words "FOR THE USE OF THE SOCIETY," the words "FOR DOMESTIC MISSIONS," or "FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS," or "FOR WORK AMONG THE INDIANS," or "FOR WORK AMONG COLORED PEOPLE," or "FOR WORK IN AFRICA," or "FOR WORK IN CHINA," etc. THE Spirit of Missions AN ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY REVIEW September, 1909 The Subscription Price of THE SPIRIT OF MISSIONS is ONE DOLLAR per year. Postage is prepaid in the United States, Porto Rico, the Philippines and Mexico. For other countries in the Postal Union, including Canada, twenty-four cents per year should be added. Subscriptions are continued until ordered discontinued. Change of Address: In all changes of address it is necessary that the old as well as the new address should be given. How to Remit: Remittances, made payable to E. Walter Roberts, Assistant Treasurer, should be made by draft on New York, Postal Order or Express Order. One and two cent stamps are received. To checks on local banks ten cents should be added for collection. All Letters should be addressed to The Spirit of Missions, 281 Fourth Avenue, New York. Published by the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society. President, RIght Reverend DANIEL S. TUTTLE. D.D. Secretary, REV. ARTHUR S. LLOYD, D.D. Assistant Treasurer, E. WALTER ROBERTS. Entered at the Post Office, in New York, as second-class matter. THE SPIRIT OF MISSIONS is regularly on sale In Philadelphia: By George W. Jacobs & Co., 1216 Walnut St. In Elizabeth, N. J.: By Franklin H. Spencer, 212 Broad St. Cambridge, Mass. FACULTY Rev. George Hodges, D.D., D.C.L., Dean Rev. Edward Staples Drown, D.D. Rev. Philip M. Rhinelander Ecclesiastical History Mr. Robert A. Woods Mr. William Alden Paull Access without charge to Harvard University libraries and many courses of special lectures. Men prepared to meet present problems, theological and social. Opportunities for city mission work in Boston under experienced direction. For Catalogue or other information apply to the DEAN. General Theological Seminary Chelsea Square, N. Y. City The Very Rev. Wilford L. This is the only Seminary under the control of the General Convention of the Episcopal Church. The regular Course of three years covers a thorough study of all the usual departments of Theological training, and Students, after the first year, may specialize in certain Departments. Students may, without extra charge, under the advice of the Dean and Faculty, attend certain courses at Columbia University. Scholarship aid is given when needed. THE DEAN, I Chelsea Square. The Divinity School of the Protestant Episcopal Church in Philadelphia FACULTY Rev. WILLIAM M. GROTON, S.T.D., Dean, Systematic Divinity. Rev. A. D. HEFFERN, D.D., New Testament Literature and Rev. LUCIEN M. ROBINSON, S.T.D., Rev. JAMES ALAN MONTGOMERY, Ph.D., S.T.D., Old Testament Literature and Languages. Rev. GEORGE C. FOLEY, D.D., Homiletics and Pastoral Care. Rev. J. CULLEN AYER, Jr., Ph.D., SPECIAL INSTRUCTION IS GIVEN For Catalogue send to the Dean, Rev. WILLIAM M. GROTON, S.T.D., 5000 Woodland Ave., or the Secretary, Rev. THOMAS J. GARLAND, Church House, 12th and Walnut Sts., Philadelphia. Do You Ever Use A set of twelve, containing the pictures of the following bishops, has just been issued: BISHOP KNIGHT BISHOP VAN BUREN BISHOP KINSOLVING BISHOP BRENT BISHOP RESTARICK BISHOP AVES BISHOP GRAVES BISHOP ROOTS BISHOP MCKIM BISHOP PARTRIDGE BISHOP FERGUSON 25c. a Set. 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