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AUGUST · I 892 hope that you can come home before Xmas. ~ hear that Mr. Hamilton will be here soon. ~ do not fee] very elated over his coming. Mrs Logan's mother Is here. She has lost her son and seems to fee! it deeply. hope that you keep up your strength. ~ do not write to Chicago often. ~ have written only once since you left? I had a letter last week. I'D show it to you when you come if you wish to see it. ~ am tired to night. Miss Moore will be here next Friday. I have lots of funny things to tell you of her but ~ shall hold them until you get here. Try not to fee] ill toward ther] perhaps she will get over her for you any way let us hope that she will. They tease me a great clear about her but I have no fear. Need have any? Lots of love to you. Your Maggie ALfS Con. ~ 7 BTW Papers DLC. Probably only the first page of the letter is missing, since the contents seem rather complete. Lettie E. Nolen Calloway? 2 Mary A. Elliott. To Hallie Quinn Brownt [Tuskegee, Ala.] August moth t~8932 Dear Miss Brown: ~ write you according to promise. The duties of Lady Principal are to have control of the girls in al] that pertains in their school life that is their physical, mental, moral and religious training. The Lady Principal is assisted by two matrons regularly and the Lady Principal has authority to demand whatever assistance she thinks best of the ten or a dozen lady teachers connected with the school. The Lady principal has the control of the class work for both sexes and is responsible for the cleanliness of the class rooms. In a general way, ~ think ~ have outlined all the duties. We have few cast iron rules and you would find yourself at liberty to make many 255