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r 0 CifiNE Choosing tlie School 3X nm BKk: OAIAHA, MONDAY, Al GUST 26, 11)13. . i IWiiill iiriiiyiiiMiiii mmmammsmn COLLEGE HONORS DIYIDED Athletic Laurels Go to Four Different Sohools This Year. HARVARD CHAMPION OF ALL Br Virtu at Victory Owr rule In Foot Dull the tirlmaon Easllr "C Won1 Title StRndlng of .. ., ' Otters. ' Sport. Champion. llunnerUp. FootvbtUU.... Harvard....... Princeton Rawing,,.., Syracuse Cornell Trncl?...r....M.. Pennsylvania,.. Harvard Bnre bal...,.-...Tale. ........ Brown CroBe-fcountry.. Harvard,, M.. Cornell Baafcot ball Cornell,. Wcelpyan Hockey...",., mi- Harvarfl Prlnctton Wfostllnp. Cornell Title liacrorse. Harvard. ..a Cornell Tennis... w.ww. PHncaton.....k , Yala Gymnastics..... Pennsylvania.. Princeton Swlmmlne Tale Princeton "Water p6Io.... Princeton ,"..... Tale Goir.. Tale i.. Harvard Soccer ,..... Harvard Haverford Gun,.M Tale., , Princeton Fencing Columbia Cornell Rifle....... Harvard.! JIasB. Acrlcul. Chess i .Columbia.. Pennsylvania. Honors In Intercollegiate athletics far the year that closed a short time ago are divided for the year 191&-JS among: .four colleges Halyard. In foot .ball, Syracuse in '-rowing,- Penntlvanla. in track, ath letics. and Tale -in basq.balL, In the minor sports the titles wef a alrnost as. evenly divided, with, six-colleges sharing in the spoils.. Strnon Tftr. It waa. a. year ot strenuous .competition and' was .full of unexpected .trlurnph. none of which was more spectacular than the victory of Syracuse In the recent in tercollegiato. regatta., after Cornell had beaten. Harvard, .decisively. In a prelim inary race, fjo championship, however, has, beep earned , moro Justly than" that won. by Tale In. base ball,, for,' dpan'tV two! defeats by Harvard at the' faeerSd of the year, the Tae. team showed ability that woo. far above tlie average, from flair fall to finish,' and any rating other than first would be unjust. Harrardi by virtue of its 20 to 0 victory qver'.o4e at.. foot bai last Noverhoer, easlfy won the title. The Crimson team was ,one of well-rounded strength,' which worked up to the climax In the Tale game by a Blow1 but steady advance, The victory ovor the Blue was more 'over-, whelming than, even th'e. most ardent lot lowers of the Crimson had reason , to. ex pect. JTho Harvard-Yale game, In, a man ner, was epoch-making in several ways, for Jt,. was- the .first ttmo slnco-1901 that tbui .CWmsOri bad made a. touchdown against Talo and, If was tba first time. fttROfi.Mn that either team,, had scored a toupnapwn .against the other. Yale was second.,. , - - .- ' Htnndinu: of Team. the- teams were rated, at the end oi the- eeason thus: Harvard, Princeton, Tale, . Dartmouth, Pennsylvania tatp, Carlisle'' Pennsylvania Lehigh. ' .Navy, Cornell:, -Army Williams. Lesley an and Brown in order. 4 . By beating 'two- tired, and exhausted crews -orer 'the four-mile regatta course at "Poughkeepiile, Syracuse won the. In tercollcgl&te rowing championship, .The yeaMn' rowing was full ot stirprises much' the' same' aar that which capped the climax "First came the defeat of Har Yard and Pennsylvania, in a three-cori nerctf r&oe by"' the ' Princeton' eight.' A week- lalor T'rfnceton arid the Navy StM victims to 'CoTurribla In" the" 'race over thd Henley 'distance on fcalte ' CarntfKle. and the Crlnisorf took -tfriolher hard" fall "when It was beaten soundly ' by Cornell ort tLaSe Cayuga in a two-mile raoo on May 34. Tate' Introduced the English system of' towing and came down to the- dual race with Harvard at New" iiondon with' faj' hopes of redeeming the long list- of defeats that It bad oustalnea ' at the hands' to-'the Crimvon. The outcome. lio'wejre?,' Vit far from pleasing; tdTalo men, tor ait uiroa xtua crews weru badly beaten by Harvard, which set up a record ' of"-' six ""consecutive victories in the 'varsity ri.ee. In "tho Poughlceepsle regatta Cornell was second to. Syracuse, Washington third; Wlscon sin 'fourth. Columbia' fifth and Pennsyl vania' txUu- -Cornell; however, Won both th'e freshman and tha four-oared races. Tha-tHarvard. (freshman 'crew- beat--the 3,rnell youngsters -early In tbe -.omon and. earn ed tho title, of -freshman.' cham- Pioriai' ' ' tVatlt?' Haw Good Tftnt; , iThe Yale' base, ball team for 1913, which' finlebed-ihe aeasoru'-wlth the high- per centage .of .-871 was perhaps, .one' of tba beat college bass ball machines -fiver-put together. ''certainly In' -the. last - decade: The "Eila strung up a record of' seven teen consecutive victories and with the' exception .of the series with Harvard did notrloae -aalngle aet-of contests with: any college team. Single defeats by PennayJ - vanla and Williams marred the record of the early season. The Blue was beaten twice by the Giants one afternoon, and In its last game of the year was beaten -by Harvard. Tha Harvard victories, bow ever, do not give the Crimson the' right to the championship, despite the fact that It defeated Princeton in the series. Yale's wonderful record throughout the year won xo far auperior that there is hardly room for comparison. Brown was- beaten In Its series perfect slate with victories over Harvard, giving It a right, to second place. Harvard ranks; third-The-'Crimson hod only a-mediocre pre liminary record, and showed none ot its, wonderful playing until It came, down to the Tale; series. Pennsylvania, although it .had a poor team, takes fourth place and Prince toil- fifth. Williams had a much poorer team than usual and did not eani a place better than sixth, while Amherst comes seventh, Columbia eighth, Dartmouth ninth and Wllllama7tenth. A nih vinry 'or Pern. The Intercollegiate track champion ships' saw another victory for, Pet.neyl vonla, the third In tbo last four years that baa gone to the Quakers. Tho' mar gin, by which the Pblladelnhlans won .was only two and a half points, for Harvard was close up. Pennsylvania scored 21 points. Harvard, 4114. Michigan, 13, Cor ell. Ills; Dartmouth, littj Tale, 1U; California, 10; Wcslcyan. 10; Princeton, 6; Columbia, 4; Brown, 3; IJenn State, t and Syracuse, L The Pennsylvania team was one of the' most consistent that the Quakers have turned out. although it met defeat at tho hands of Dartmouth In an early sea son contest. Later it defeated Cornell, in a dual meet, and thoroughly swamped the Ithacans In the championship meet Yalo had one of the best dual meet teams in Its history and won both Its Princeton and Harvard meets. Harvard beat Cor nell In a' dual meet, so that tho final standing of the Crimson team In the In fercolleglaics was not as unwarranted as the result at first Indicated. Chicago Musical College to Award , Free Scholarships Following a custom established nearly fifty years ago, tho Chicago Musical col lege has announced. Its annual examina tions for frco and partial scholarships S".fty of the former and" 150 of tlw latter vill bo awarded by this institution. Tho free scholarships entitle the holder to Instruction for one year of forty weeks, absolutely free of chargo and wlthou restrictions. The n&rtlnl nvanli t ill.. eral reductions from the regular Aito of tuition. These scholarshlDa havn ln the means or developing some of the world's .greatest musicians, artists whn through lack, of the financial assistance, might never have mado their entrance Into tho world of music. Dr. P. 2le?f ld, president of the Chicago Musical o.-lleye. a man whose, famo as a musical edu cator Is not confined to America, la re sponsible for the giving of these scholar ships; and it Is a fact worth notlclmr that the Metropolitan Opera company of New Tprk paid for two fre scholarsh'ps to bo awarded In. the school' of opera Do serving students of. music without the necessary means to go on with thIr studies, students who show that thev hnye talent, and should be encouraged nro those for whom this offer Is Infcifided. Application blanks will be- sent upon request-to the Chicago Musical college, 6.M South Michigan boulevard, Chicago, bu will not be accepted' later than Septem ber 1, The opening of the fall term, September 1 will be the occasion of a celebration In honor 0 the school's forty-elghtn an niversary. It is how the' largest d-ohoo'. in America and offers special advantages In .every branch of music, opera,, noting, modern languages, dancing and 'kindred theoretical and applied studies, H. B. BOYLESRETURNS FROM LONG'TRIP TQ THE EAST TEACH ELECTRICITY QUICKLY Milwaukee. Has School that Gives Abbreviated Course, ENTRANCE IS NOT VERY HARD IJlRhth Grade Pnpers, it Deslro to Learn nnd an Ambition to Hne ceed Are the, nettnlre- ments Asked. Horaco B, Boyles, president ot Boyle' college, has returned from tho east. In tbe courso of his travels he stopped at Beverly,, Mass., where, be ' consulted Dr. daylord, president ot the National Teachers' agency, In regard to prospec tive teachers for the Boyles college. Ono . of tho ow schools propqrly equipped to teach young men electricity Is thn School ot. Engineering of .Milwaukee. Located In, ono .Milwaukee's npwet, lightest fireproof buildings, this school offers tho moat Ideal environment to tho ambitious, student. During the ten years, of existence of this institution, a. nlaivot Instruction has b?en formulated whereby ,tho student learns the .practical well as .tho theoretical part 0? his work.. Ho actually leatns by. .doing Tbe atudent becomes acquainted with the bent methods em ployed In tho every day work of the Practicing electrician and electrlcaj en gineer . while . all bf the unnecessary theory Is eliminated; - The curriculum' consist of Junior elcc trlclnrti. raiurflv ..nnlrr lert rtMwr, t .,- ... , . iicr phony, mechanical, onii ?ctrlcal drafting. Hgni, power ana teiepnone engineering. i Enlrance, Easy. .... All 'tnnf In rnulrl fn. tnfw,MMA .v. . JMnlor, electrican oourae ls-aa clg&th. .tum-iiuuii( 11. a euro io learn and tho. atnbltjpn to . succeed. JJpon tho com pletion ot-,bpth Junior, and, senior i,-. trlplfia courses .the student, can .enter the engineering department Hgh- aohool gradpttteii,.,wjt. au?fjcent credits -In mab?rMfics..cjir(fln!ah .ho- complete coursn'Jn.nglqe.erlDff, ,ln two, nd...ne half "years. i;. Instruction Is. porabnal and Individual so-that. each, studant's Ability is; taken care rof. This method of ,ln strucUon. enables 4he student to take up his work at any. me with equal advan tages of. his fellow students. Milwaukee is a vey healthful and beautiful, city, .located on tlie wcstei shorp of Loketlchlgan. Tho city Is a well known manufacturing, center, rank ing.. among, the flrst.-slx cities IB thj5 manufacture .of electrical products. This environment is, th.ereforo of great- ad- vantage, to tho student of electrttfty be cause inspection, trips.. . can be madd throush.tho. plants of these largo elec trical manufacturing concerns. Grand Master of Knights Templai -Eeturns to East , Kdncatlon .Notes. There were 17.J3S, students In the. Unl- versly of Paris last year of whom 3,27 Were' foreigners. Systematic study In citizenship Is given In tho (OlomouUry, ichoila of France, Denmark and Finland. The Hocfteeher Sanitary Commission treated 4DO.O0&-Caaea' in tho last. " three; years,- , 1 than r.30 xit. l..per cent, illiteracy. In the is 19 per bent; Medical Inspection Is particularly welt organized in the Department of the Seine. France, where 275 medical Inspectors visit the schools .of their districts every week. ! In rural schools in Missouri girls are organlaod into - "plck-and-shovel clubs" under tho direction of tbe National Con gress of ..Mothers, to aid In the good roads movement "'Already twenty-one counties, In Call-, forrila out "of the total bf fifty-eaght are maintaining county free . library work," says a recent report of the United States bureau of education, "and many more are preparing to adopt it. With a central office and storehouse established at the county; seat, and with branches throughput the, pounty, the people oven in the remotest districts arb receiving a library service possblo in no other The cities of Ulm and, Frankfurt, In Germany, are trying ar Viovpl plan for housing their teachers. Thev are selling to their teachers good municipal land at a low price an? Aqceptlng, a mortgage ori It at I6W1 Interest. In Frankfurt this mortgage msyJamount tp 00-per cent of JJ!iaIue.' ?Jh,it Jtho PpHcant has to r.T.ya .10 p5r. cent his own ;J12,hiiTh -"SC? njortgage payments togcther. It fg said, dp not amount to r,0r th?n reasonable rent, and with -his regular "house money," which LSiL0 nlm Wes his salary, the horrSf Bopn 0,9 'roer of W" own rrcwa.from York Oolleire. .r. . ncroii ana.Iiegls- SJT ??TlB B'Met are on the ground work plann,n,t for the next years h :Cl?.rt.Pi.p; lucerne. Ind.. selln.w"" xV4"" "" Ot the KJh L4""' "ome and Boarding hall is tn a" lnTtolledrv'jr;,"Vell.e0WeSrCas?or nve charge as matron nd tSV " ur" one of the most pleasant and com. eer.aj 4slatVAm: -..--.M ,m iimue early. gnrprlaluif Care of is-r,rn Trpable When you have trouble with your stomach or' chronic constipation, don't Imagine that your case Is beyond help Just because your doctor falls to give yon relief. Mrs. O. Stengle, Plamfleld, N. J writes. "For over a wionth past 1 have been troubled with my stomach. Every thing I ate upset it terribly. One of Chamberlain's advertising booklets camo to me. After reading a, few of the letters from people who had been cured by Chamberlain's Tablets, I decided to try them. I have lauen nearly three-fourtba of a package of them and can now eat almost everything that I want" For sale by all drugglsts.-Advertlsement. The Persistent and Judicious Use ot NeSvspaper Advertising Is the Iload to Business Success. Arthur MacArthur, who ,was chosen granc, master of , the .Klnlghts, Templar at the conclave. In Denverjast week, paused thrgugft.Qmahayetterdajr, morning on his way to his. homanhTroy, N. Xi- His spa. clal remained In fii . rnents.. There were about. eighty members 1 on his srjelA.. hn4M. ..,.. j . " ilro tmln crew wera Kn'sbts Templar. The party took ' flying trip through the wonders of Colorado 6n their return and every one is pleased with the trip. "It really does a person good to take the. trip-west," rfterriber of the party Bald,' "Dn'ji i,n rtw ia.. -a . .. . A. ... . extent or ! theBa limitea; states Ohtli' he has been t ovny,.Tor rnlleS -ahd miles out theroAciie 3 ,s esr' Vihmtf,. oi,: -Zim, .reaches.-Df Tnfttmtafnjl Knd'jilWntf, with' an ocoastnrtnl hvUr. ,1.-. . .. . - mo urn so oiear. .:ro is so raucii unsettled territory out' there it l ai-wonder that stf rnany people fleck to .-the. crowded cities," Threo specials passed -through Orriaha yesterday, -bearing- retlrrrilng Knight Templar.-ChicagoNo, tt anuthe Bt. Bo. nard order oC Chicago, 1 ' many JtOTOS at tne Pwwrons.retm.a.dec: the .enter " ,vi tuyy...,wt uusinass men. ot the six" towns that are to visit theDea yyerung. coming m ,on- a epecJot train. The. tqwna are Bancroft. Pender. Lyons, Oakland, Craig and Bertha. Word has.heeij fe-eelved" thm-'buWriess-meni of these towns durinjrMy1e..Jatek. which has led the -Ak-6ar-Be .authorities to believe tfiat.ully t;w';ipen oimTon the,spcial 'train that lr td-cdver an these towhs arrtylftg In .Omaha, afc 8 -o'clock' th&j evenijlg,, Blalr Herman end Tekamah wete entertained .last Monday evenln. and;to,-1e,4dJngti)UBihess,men pf Bancroft. Ponder. a.nd-Iiyqns haVe stated that every effort wllirbe.made to double the number of visitors'' (itoduced by the three towns ,BBJJ?onlar' The croa will bo met at the station by a reception committee from Ak---ar-Ben and will be escorted to the Deni KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS TO ENTERTAIN ORPHANS The Knights of Cdltrmbus will enter tain the youngsters at Bt Joseph's or phanage Tuesday with' a grand plrnlo at Krug park. Starting In hie tnornln at 10 o'clock, they will be glvon an auto ride over the city and at noon dlifd at Krug1!, The. afternoon Is to be ap-snt with nih letla'gamea' and free rides on the amuse ment contrivances. Another tproad will be served for them at 8 u'cloek-itnd ihov will then be token homo. THIS IS AN AGE OF SPECIALIZATION MOSHER-LAMPMfYN HA v tf f - College) and Conservatory I or Voilnfj v omen T bt nlewa slrls nhvtl la tk Qsatrsl W rrprttrr n Jonlor 0. Wt. Illliet ttk it UnlTWltH. CovrM In Art. Blocutfwii Mule. DnawUi ffeltses ul Buslnxs. 0rma-At1cB OnMrrstsrr.-rmia Butdirt. yosnr y. miijjow, a. vl, yrssiasnt, a Ooiisgs nao, mx1co, m. COLLEGE HA.YDEN BROTHERS' AUTO DEMOLISHED AT CROSSING 1 An auto truck belonging to 'Hay den Bios, was completely demolished Bunrlay morning at tha Locust, street crossing whert the driver attempted to get over the trucks aneod df'a snitch engine coupled onto three 'ead" locoiriouvn. Ha escaDd Inlurv. There h.xvn hMn im. latolv. Spocinlizes, in business efficiency in tho scientific de volppment of Young men and young women ns stenog raphers, bookkeepers, secretaries, managors, executives and business workers in general. , !MosherjLauipman instructors nio specialists each in a particular branch of teaching. Through tho advan tage affordod by such specialization, Mosher-Lanipman graduates teach tlie foremast positions in the business world. Commercial, secretarial and shorthand courses, Pay and night sessions. Send for Year Book. FALL TJERM SEPTEMBER 2 Mosher-Lampman College 1880 Itorthwsstsrn Gcnservatory of Muslo, Art and Expression 1013 Oldest and pre-cmlnontly host Mimical Inntltue In the Northwest Best In point of equipment, In character of Its faculty, In excellence or curri culum and In value of lln diplomas. STUDY TO BE A TEACHER PubUo School SIuslc. Drawing, Somtostlo Scianos, irormal Conrsas, Also in voloa, Plauo aud Expression. All Xnatrnmsnts' Tanaht, Bend for free bullotln. Address WOBTKWESTBBK COHBEBVATOrY, Box H. S00 Nlcolotte Ave. Mlnueapolla, Minn. ST. I'AUL. MlNNLaUiA UNDER THE COrfTROL AND DIRECTION OP ARCHBISHOP IRELAND srouitd on the bsnlcs ol uia MUiutuppi. rive com a cols oi uu.uuy. 'h an nffifvp nf thn Situated In f xtentlv and beautiful around on the banks of Uia MU1 I modlous bulldlnga, ind jdliig a Residence Hall completed Uit year at I 1905 Farnatn St.. Omaha. Nabfaaka , aBaalLBBBBBBBBBfilBDaiaBBBrBsK ldlt 1 aMataaaar!aWMBiaiaBiaW f SL iJBMmfKKSBg BsislaBBMBlnbSBBBBBBBBBBDBBH KHMiMilSaVfaBBaSnm ummu i imiii r miaiiMi irrimiTifrr-Tl7f"ii T I PlBsgHBiy m ww STANLEY 1C0LLEGE and &TA MI.FTV HA J J. workCfltti5 Pvparatory School For Girls for Junior werk of College or Uaivorsity. Several Voca tional eour. Domestic Science and Art. Stanley Hall Preparatory School fits successfully for all leading colleges for women. Certificate privileges. ' These two aehools own and operate the oldest, largest and best Conservatory in the Northwest Send for catalogue. ) OLIVE A. EVERS, Minneapolis, Minn. I A Catholla Military Colleas, cluted "A" by the W Department, with an officer of the United BUtoj Array detailed by tbe Secretary of War. A large and well-tralned faculty UsVataQD.Butmnt. Embraces the branches of a liberal education leading to I tha Degree of Uachtlor of Arts and Uachelor of Sctlnee. . . . mm Acadamlo Department. Includes all the branches of a Hlsh School OwMe. BH Commarclat Dpartmnt. A thorough, practical and comprehensive -training In the WW. subjects necessary to a commercial career. Best methods in Bookkeeping;., Phonography. a.. Typewriting, ate., supplemented by a training In English Literature. Comrnerctal Law, etc. J" H Franuatory Dapat tm.nt. For the instruction of young boys and of those who are a mU iBauaUDed to enter the Academic or Commercial Department. ... WW Bsl Six hundred and seventy students' reprentlnit sixteen states, rec tstered last year. ad Trade sekMl Curoes .A Des Moines. Iowa . 1 JOBtol , , Behoet all the year, Bntsranrtlms Vlicrous. thorouah Instruetlsn by Kioert Bneclallsts. Small tultloB faaa. Minimum llvlnff esnhscs Ever-, aid far ambitious students wltn llmlKd time and moniv. s.ooo students tacb ysar. Qraduatss In paying positions evsrywnare. rsanniiieens maines, equipped. Equal to ban Bastsfn school, fully Sehaat larfnai an.n Jim. in mmmt rial. 19. U.u- 9H Bldi Jan. B, Fab. 17, 30. May 12. 1C4. alaaaar Ia.-mjI s1a1k Istvaau Studtitts tdvanct rtpldly. s 3C NeW i Colleges and Soliools !.. I DISMUe,BUUCrUast,0.saty.iUl """ ntrrsnat jw filmtrr Trtlalaf-mott compli. riuaa,.ro Bmilttit, Ikwtkaaa. Ttlirnvsr. tralauigtarte thsrs laths Wail, GrsduIi rotlta VWlrlCI Ct. riaaiauua, aaaotfif sitim. ''Not but a (tiormisbly equlpiMj Nulnnt Collec wltli tha stats cartMkaies. EMliecrln I Bteim. Ifaehtaift's and Atttomobll. M.chlnlit'i c.unM. ii.wmIm eouraaa In Oaa. Automobile and Traction EnfUMS.rag. Shop worn (ram b slants v riXirn'hrai.Mrt i1"". ouslness aiobanM dtpartnunt la lha U. S. Sburlbsnd poaiussi, aad Taltfrsah Courses Diiunnina, it tiui baVnysAsBSBiBBCsiL wmi& m o. mv,,u, ,r, "MUU...I moat any aaHaet o m& Vt'.7" r ns Israeli bait equipped Colleges or rbsrmsryin lha Uailsd Slates. dMtwTy 01rsdismen1eheraT' Tullo &peratorJ,Coets7i mil and Builneae Couraaa, Mate a qturtar. S waek. i nor- or caiaios1" oiai. .bui wwaics jvuttn m erestad. Address taKOKSia P, KASH.fi, Prasliiant, Oca Mala.a, Iasrav illllWWimillIllHmillllllllrHIHlWWIllWlllHHIHMIHIW BELLEVUE r Omahas Historic College Opens Sept. 16, 1913 THE OOLtSGi: OF ARTS AND 90IEN0ES. THE TEACHEES' COLLEGE AND NORMAL SCHOOL THE CONSEEVATORY OP MUSIC, DRAMATIC EX- PRESSION AND ART. THE ACADEMY 'V, AND HIGH SCHOOL. A Bhang &GM&QX. . irwentjr professors and instructors, Tepresentinp. euqli universities as Columbia, Princeton, Chicago, Cambridge,! Oxford, Berlin and Johns Hopkins. The Group System of Studies Leading to Law, Medicine, Theology, Engineering. Special courses in Accounting, Typewriting and Shorthand, Domestic Science, Pharmacy. Complete catalogue on request. Address the President,' Bellovue, Nebraska. THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA LINCOLN f4?ho University of Nebraska includes.. the following Collogea and Schools: ' . , ! THE GRADUATE COIXIGIL THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND. SOL ENOES; including thechools of'Pne Arts and Commerce. THE TEACHERS COLLEGE, including tho Teachers College High School. THE COLLEGE OP AGRICULTURE, including the schools of Agriculture. THE COLLEGE OP ENGINEERING. THE COLLEGE OP LAW. " " THE COLLEGE OP MEDICINE, in eluding tho School of Pharmacy. -JJ Examination Week, Monday to Saturday, Sept. 15-20. Registration, First Semester 1913-1914, Opens Wednesday, September 17. On any point of information, address THE REGISTRAR, Station "A," Lincoln, Neb, , w-SSSSSSSXZ SSBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBBBBBBUSBBBSBSB Saint Teresa Normal School Full tno year courses in regular botbuI nark. Norms! diplopia ranted, Saint AgncsGrammarScliool Normal Model and school for Kills cirls. Special Normal Dlplomss In .Music. Art, Household Economics and Gymnasium Work. GOLLEGEoSAINT TERESA WINONA, MINNESOTA CONDUOTSCO BY TMK OlSltBRS3 Of SAINT fRANCIS) Coalers depcts In Arts, Fhllosoptiy, Science and Musi. Full four year coarse. CONSERVATORY OF SAINT CECILIA Flsoo, Violin, Voice, OrCsn Saint Clare Seminary Full four yesr tilth school course. Ostites), Modern Laafusje and Scsrctarial Courses. Departments of Art Dramatic Expression Household llconomica I ft