were 18,529 graduates from amanuensis courses-6,843 men and 11,686 women. Only 50 of the schools maintained courses in telegraphy, in which were 3,083 students-2,553 men and 530 women. Following is a synopsis of the four tables mentioned:

General summary of instructors and students in commercial and business schools.

TABLE 148.-Instructors and students in commercial and business schools in the United States reporting in 1906–7.

TABLE 149.-Students in day and night courses in the commercial and business schools

Western Division:

.. Wyoming. Colorado..

Mexico

10

1,777

853

2.630

914

695

1,609

1,177 390 2,271

913 272 1,040

2,090

2, 194

662

2, 115

3,311

4,092

845

590

1,440

1,384

TABLE 150.-Students and graduates in commercial courses and students in English course in business schools, 1906–7.

Commercial courses.

English course.

State or Territory.

United States.....

North Atlantic Division. 101
South Atlantic Division.. 23

South Central Division..
North Central Division... 176
Western Division...

38,846 18, 425 57,271 9,821 5, 507 15,328 171 14, 424 11, 404 25, 828

1.810 24 2,317

92

460 1,091

61

15

11

3,716

11

31

110

5

212

71

90

33

West Virginia.
North Carolina.

Georgia..

Texas..

Arkansas.....

Oklahoma.

Indian Territory.

North Central Division:

132531288

1,485

5

12152 222

21

383 1,046

10 1,095

870

1,965

28 4,941 2,012

6,953

1,922

987

2,909

1,294

424

1,718

2, 184

879

3,063

35239169

TABLE 151. Students and graduates in amanuensis course and students in telegraphy in business schools, 1906–7.

Western Division:

Montana..
Wyoming.
Colorado

Mexico

488

51

113

164

219

305

524

269

419

688

69

88

33

48

26

29

2

13

15

619 1,124

1,743

1513

10

11

43

105

10

15

92