...maintaining a School of Industrial Arts. The testator states that the object of the school shall be "to teach boys trades, fitting them to make a living...their hands with little study and plenty of work" — a wise and practical suggestion, truly. EF SEARLES has given an edition of Audubon's "Birds of...

...of §400,000 on condition that they " establish and maintain a school to be called the ' Wilmerding School of Industrial Arts' to teach boys trades, fitting...their hands, with little study and plenty of work." In the words of its director, Mr. Everett Schwartz, formerly of Waltham, Mass., "This school is designed,...

...of my visit, I found but three schools worthy of the name of trade schools, and whose functions are to teach boys trades fitting them to make a living with their hands, and which omit the higher branches demanded by technical and manual training schools. While there seems...

...following trusts and condition, to-wit : " To establish and maintain a school to be called ' The Wilmerding School of Industrial Arts,' to teach boys trades,...their hands, with little study and plenty of work. " Said regents are empowered to purchase lands and erect thereon suitable workshops and places of instruction,...

...California the sum of $400,000 'Чо establish and maintain a school, to be called 'The Wilmerding School of Industrial Arts,' to teach boys trades,...them to make a living with their hands, with little stud}- and plenty of work." The courses of study and instruction cover the building trades, such as...

...of my visit, I found but three schools worthy of the name of trade schools, and whose functions are to teach boys trades fitting them to make a living with their hands, and which omit the higher branches demanded by technical and manual training schools. While there seems...

...Francisco, was founded and endowed by Jillis Clute Wilmerding, " to teach boys trades, fitting them to earn a living with their hands, with little study and plenty of work." It was established in 1900. The enrollment is limited to 200 boys, and admits but grammar school graduates...

...$400,000 left to the regents of the University of California for the purpose of establishing a school "to teach boys trades fitting them to make a living with their hands, with a little study and plenty of work." The first class was admitted in January, 1900. The full course...

...left to the regents of the University of California for the purpose of establishing a school "to teath boys trades fitting them to make a living with their hands, with a little study and plenty of work." The first class was admitted in January, 1900. The full course...

...regents of the University of California "to establish and maintain a school, to be called the 'Wilmerding School of Industrial Arts,' to teach boys trades,...members is chosen by the regents of the University of California. The first class was admitted January 8, 1900, and subsequent classes have been organized...