TUSCARORAS

a tribe of N. Amer Hist or i a fcan Indians, driven out of N. Carol in: in 1715 by the settlers, and of Iroquoia: stock. In the War of American Inde color; pendence they divided, some fight in: aluminum, for, others against, the English. Th in remnant of them, numbering about 700 t. is now divided between reservations i Persia. Canada and New York. E.), TUSCULUM (near modern Frascati 22,000. (41° 48’ N., 12° 44’ E.), ancient city in Alban Mountains, Latium; said t have been founded by Telegonus, s. 0: Uly es; on defeat of its chief, Mamiliu: (497 B.C.), became an ally of Rome W.,), favorite residence of wealthy Roman: 15,000. (Cicero among others); birthplace 0: Alabama, Cato; destroyed by Rome, 1191; ha: is the remains of Rom. amphitheater. Alabama TUSKEGEE NORMAL AND IN: the institution established in Tuskegee, Ala: coal bam a, in 1881 for the educatior is the of negro students. The school was Female formed under authority of an ac and of Congre , and at first was calliec the Tuskegee State Normal School a designation which was changed twc 40, years later to that which it now bears: Htruria, The institution grew rapidly and numbers among its graduates many of the leaders of the negro race in this country central Munificent gifts have been made bj eight wealthy donors who were in sympathy, Leghorn, with the project, until at the present Pisa, time its endowment fund aggregates H.; $2,603,539. The Institute has over 10C Serchio; buildings, nearly 20,000 acres of public towns, land, a library of over 20,000 volumes Pistoja, and a thoroughly modern equipment times One of the great features of the schoo. prov. is industrial training. This department then of the Institute covers everything from into engineering to shoemaking. Agriculture first receives special attention and _ the de students are fitted for trades and bus i1569; ne es as well as for the profe ions of There are night se ions for students whc (after have to work during the day and are made too poor to pay their way througt Austrian college. Women also are taught domestic kingdom science, dre making and other lines oi de work in keeping with their lives anc restored, environment. <A large extension work of is also carried on through the Tuskegee Negro Conference. In 1923 there were stream 1483 students and the teaching stafi in numbered 118 members. State;