THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY IN VIRGINIA ANNOUNCEMENT OF NEW COURSESthoroughly train vising principal, and di superintendents of schools and to that end is de~ veloping the ree meno ed teacher, sinning Phere is a grows The imperative demand fora constructive p gram of prepa years ly those conversant with our commercial pansion and growing pati ion clearly_perceived for several, year core for BoA Sie in the School of Commerce, Business Administea- toa, and Accountancy. Those who desiet sue courses leading to. B. A. of B.S. depres in i cient ourses as heretofore wi be interfered wit Virginia on School of Commerce,pansion of the United States willbe given. Three houre a wock; second term; thee credit Course IIT.-Money and banking. The history and theory of money and the theory of prices and reasurement of price fluctuation of monetary #95 tems wll be considered. A. general discustion of the relation of the treasury spstem to our money supply will be considered, including «discussion of the Federal Reserve Bank and National bank sy tems of the United Seater and the bank system of foreign counties. In addition to the theory of banking, practical work will be given ia the sm mer time, as the young men taking this course will be placed in banks to secure practical Lnowledge Course 1V.~Commercisl geography and history "The rse and progress of commerce from antiquity tomodern times, with particular emphasis upon the effect of commerce oa civilization and the re- Iation between commercial and_ political develop- ‘met will bes part ofthis course. ‘Three hours a week; fst term three credits Course Vi-Railroad and ocean transportation Special stress willbe placed upon the development ‘of America's opportanity as carier of the com- merce of the world. "The slative strength ofthe nations ae carriers of commerce will be discussed, Thee hours a week; second tery; thre credits Covrse Vie-Commercal trade policies. Special rest willbe placed upon South American relations is course is erpecally adapted. to young men who expeet tobe associated with South American Countries, ‘Three hoorsa weeks second tera three ret, Course VilStanical methods and apoicd Special reference to conus sau state of the De parement of Commerce at Washington, ‘Ts course Will qualify men particularly for work of the Cen fs Buread snd ‘the Department of Commie, ive hours a weeks Ket tery three sted, Course VIILPrinciples of accounting. Sole proprietorship; partnership; single entry and double entry; tal Salanee; proft and lus; ete. Three Ihours a wees; frst and second term; sx credits. Course IX-~Principles of accounting advanced course. Corporation accountings legal eequire- rents; opesing corporation books; methods of handling stark; closing of books, ete. Three hours 8 week; eecnd term three credit Course X.—Elements of business law. Contracts sale of goods; insurance contracts negotiable intra ments; partnerships; corporations; ete. Three hours a weck ist terms thre credit Course XI.~Elementary business methods. Busi- ness correspondence; ofce methods, including fing tnd clerical work, ‘Three hours week both terms. In addition to the courses enumersted in thie circular, tudents who are taking the fll fo year course leading to B. A.or B.S, will mateculate for ‘the appropriste clase in English, mathematic, the sciences, foreign languages and political science i= ‘ding cone itutional and international law. ‘Thote who desiete become teachers of commercial sub- jects should matriulate in she Department of Flu tation fora sours in commercial education which includes methods of instruction in. typewrting, stenograpy and bookkeeping, the sual eommer ‘ial branches taught in the public high echool For further information apply to 4J.A.C. CHANDLER, President College of Williamsburg, Virginia wm and Mary