TIIC BEE: OMAHA, 'MONDAY JUNE 19, 1916.
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climbed to the top are successful because of
Business Traininz. Thev had the knowledee of
f ; HOW to do the things ordinary people cannot do.
You can t get that training from business men-
) they're too busy succeeding to stop to teach.
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You Can't Attain Your Full Success Until
You Obtain a Business Education
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H. B. BOYLES, Pm.
HT. CATHBH1NK ACADEMY.
An Institution Offering Exceptional Ad
vantage. In Muele. at Jaekaon.
A hlirh grade class school for girls In
located at Jackson, Neb., and conducted by
tha Staler of the Ordor of 81. Dominic.
It Ii a boarding school fully accredited
to the University of Nebraska, and ban
normal training courses for teachera and
exceptional advanlagee in music.
Registration for the next term begins
September 4 and classes reiume Sep
tember a.
NF.RRA8KA MILITARY ACADEMY
An Institution Excellently Equipped and
With a Long Record of Hurcess.
The Nebraska Military academy located
at Lincoln la a homo school where a large
number of boye are taught annually the
arts and sciences combined with military
drill that makes manly men.
-,'ol. B. D. Hayward, the president has
had long experience dealing with boya.
The equipment of the school la all of the
very beat and the attendance at Nebraska
Military la increasing every year.
Boyles Training teaches you
shorthand, stenotypy, touch
typewriting, b o o k k eepmg,
telegraphy or Civil Service
Service preparation for Gov
ernment mail carrier, railway
postal clerk, bookkeeper or
stenographer, and guarantees
to place you in a good position
as soon as you finish the
course.
Boyles College Training
opens the world of business
to you teaches you how to
think and how to do as busi
ness men desire. It gives yqu
the ability to at the Job to
get the good position at the
start. It gives you the ability
to hold down the job and -to
get a still better one.
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BOYLES COLLEGE
H. B. Boyles, President, 1801 Harney St.
Omaha, Neb.
"An Accredited Commercial School."
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Mount St. Gary's Seminary
15th and Castellar Streets, Omaha, Nebraska.
ACCREDITED BY STATE UNIVERSITY
Day and Boarding School for Young Ladies, conducted by the
Sisters of Mercy, an institution which aims at the most thorough
education,- a school not only for a fine education, but for culture and
religious training. The education afforded trains young ladies to
become useful and accomplished members of the home circle and
of society.
The location of St. Mary's Academy is one of the most desirable
in the Gate City; at the same time being within easy reach of the
center of the city and its transportation facilities.
Academic, Normal and Preparatory Courses, Music
and Art, receive special attention. Graded Courses in
both Music and Art Departments lead to, Diplomas and
Gold Medals,
Students under personal supervision of Sisters at all times.
. Sanitary surroundings, beautiful, well-kept grounds, well venti
lated buildings, good, wholesome, well-prepared food, contribute to the
physical welfare of the students.
Uniforms may be purchased in the city. School reopens the
Eleventh of September. For illustrated catalogue and further in
formation apply to Directress. .
BROW N FIX HALL.
Omaha Hchool for Young Women and Girls
tn Its riftr-Thlrd Yentv .
Browne II hall wan founded In 163. Its
founder, Btwhop Talbot, dettifrned it as a
church school for gtrls. Much of the
original monpy was ratsetl in th dloccwe
of Connecticut, and It toolt Its name from
Thomas Browne!., third bishop of Con
necticut. The first building was north of the city
of Omaha, at Saratoga. In 1868 the school
was moved to the corner of Six torn th and
Jones streets. The present building was
begun on the nite given by Herman Kountse
in 1886. The building w or atone, dhck
and iron. It has three great stairways
and several Independent exits from the
buildnig, and there la a flro escape extend
ing from the top floor down the outside
of the east end of each wing.
It hRs a gymnasium sixty-five feet long,
forty feet wide and twenty feet high, glv.
Ing ample room for indoor basnet ball,
captain bn.11 snd other games, and is
equipped with Hwerilih apparatus.
The Infirmary con tuts of a suite of
rooms and private bath. A trained nurse
is in charge.
It has an elementary department, also.
for little boys and girls. It gives prepara
tion for all the collegei of the North Cen
tral association, as well as for Bryn Mawr,
Mount Holyoke, Radcllffe, Wollesley. Vassar
and Smith colleges.
It offers exceptional advantages In house
hold arts, piano, violin and voice.
HPALD1M. GRADUATES .
Degrees Conferred by Rev. B. F. Galvln
On Ten Young Women.
1 Ten young ladies received their diplo
mas at the commencement exercises of
Spalding arademy, Spalding, Neb. They
were the following:
Mary Magdalene DeWulf. Leonora Mag
dalene Plesaner, Margaret Katherine Keen
an, Ruth Marie Lawless, Margaret Anna
McCarthy, Nora Margaret McCarthy. Mary
Teresa O'Keefe, AgneH Frances Pfeifer.
Catherine Frances Pritchard, Kathleen
Veronica Sullivan.
An lnterenting part of the day's program
was the presentation of "The Arch of Suc
cess." a fantasy in which all the graduates
took part.
The high school chorus sang, and honors
were conferred by Rev. B. P. Galvln.
UNIVERSITY HAS
HIGHJTAMRD
Nebraska's Great Institution Is Not
Surpassed by Any Other School
in die Country.
CAMPUS CONSTANTLY GKOWING
Univer-ity of Colorado $5
Thirteenth Summar Session, June 10 to
l..t 1818. In th. foothill! of th.
Rockies. Cool climate. Ideal condition, far
summar tudy and recreation. Couraea in
thirty department.. Including Medicine and
LrinMM. Able Faculty. Eminent Ieetur
era. Attractlre courses for teachers. Tuition
low. Living upan.es reasonable. Catalogue.
VIOLIN
INSTRUCTION
International Acadamy .
of. Music - .
1802 Farnam St. OMAHA.
The University of Nebraska
The University of Nebraska includes the
i following colleges and schools:
THE GRADUATE COLLEGE A four-year course
leading to Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy. Work
may be pursued without reference to a degree.
THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES A four
year course leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Arts or
Bachelor of Science.
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. THE TEACHERS COLLEGE A four-year course
leading to the Teachers College Diploma. Students regis-
;ter in this college in the Sophomore year at the same time
retaining identity in anothe college of the University
which grants the degree of Bachelor of Arts or of Science
simultaneous with the granting of the Teachers College
Diploma by the Teachers College. . Thus, throughout his
. Sophomore, Junior and Senior years the student is regis
tered in two colleges. - '
. THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE Includes gen
eral agricultural, and general home economics groups.
A four-year course leading to the degree of Bachelor of
" Science. Also a two-year course in Agriculture.
. THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING A four-year
course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science in
Engineering, Agricultural, Architectural, Civil, Electrical,
Mechanical. . Also a six-year Academic-Engineering
course.' ' : . ,
' THE COLLEGE OF LAW A three-year course lead-
ing to the degree of Bachelor of Laws. One year of aca
demic work in addition to full entrance is required for ad
mission to this college. Also a combined Academic-Law
. course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts in four
years, and to the degree of Bachelor of Laws in six years.
Work is also offered leading to the degree of Doctor of
Jurisprudence. . i
THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE A four-year course
in Omaha leading to the degree of Doctor of Medicine.
A six-year course leading 4o the Bachelor's degree and
the degree of Doctor of Medicine, the first two years
ieing offered in Lincoln.
THE COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Two-year and
three-year courses. Also a four-year course leading to
' the degree of Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy, i.
' THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
Course leading to the degree of Master of Arts and Doctor
of Philosophy and to the Graduate Teachers Diploma.
This school is a part of the Graduate College and is de
signed to prepare for the higher service in teaching.
THE SCHOOL OF COMMERCE A four-year course
leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts, designed to
provide vocational training for students preparing to en
ter business or allied lines of work. -
THE SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS A four-year cultural
course, including the Fine Arts leading to the Bachelor's
degree. - , ' " ' "
THE TEACHERS COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL A high
grade school of secondary rank offering splendid oppor
tunities to a LIMITED number of the most desirable,
students. Being the training school of the Teachers
College admission can. be had only on written application.
THE SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE A secondary
school training primarily for practical farm life. ,
THE SUMMER SESSION Aft eight-week course
primarily for teachers. , ' I
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UNIVERSITY EXTENSION Courses goffered in
many departments for which college credit is granted.
Work in this department may be taken to meet prepara
tory' requirements. ,
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The Nebraska Experiment Station, the Nebraska
School of Agriculture at Curtis, and the Experimental
Sub-Stations at North Platte, Valentine and Scottsbluff
are also in charge of the Board of Regents. v
THE UNIVERSITY OPENS for the first semester on
Wednesday, September 13. One may enter also at the
beginning of the second semester (about February 1), or
the summer session (usually the first full week in June).
On any point of information, address,
The Registrar, -
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WENT WORTH
Military Academy
Where Boys Do Things
Wentworth life satisfies the natural cravings of
healthful boyhood. Each day is full of activities.
Scholastic work is made "live" and interesting by
men in svmoathv with boyhood. Theories of study i
made personal and practical in field maneuvers, flag sig
naling, field telegraph, telephones, bridge building, hikes,
camping, etc.
Pleases the Boy
Satisfies the Parent
Here is the oldest Military School west of the Mississippi I
and the largest in the Missouri River Valley. Boys are
auceenfullv nrerjared for College. University. Technical
Schools and Business. It is rated an "Honor School" by
U. S. Government, the highest rating given.
Scholastic Honor.
The School has high Academic standards and is
noted for scholastic honors. Graduates are admitted
without examination to the leading colleges and
Universities. Boys who have lost interest in study respond to Went
worth life. Individual instruction by men teachers.
AthUtic Sjret.ra -Reaches
every boy. Unique, practical, effective. Supervised out
door life results in mental vigor and ambition. Physical fitness makes
mental and moral strength. Self control is characteristic of Went
worth graduates. For catalog address
(The Socrajtary, 1850 Washington Ave.)
WENTWORTH MILITARY ACADEMY, Lexington, Mo.
(43 Mile, from Kansas City.)
The Universtiy of Nebraska has
grown so tremendously in its com
paratively short history that it is to
day' acknowledged the equal of any
university in the land.
The main part of the state's great
institution of learning occupies six
square block in the heart of the city
of Lincoln. Other adjoning land has
just been bought. New buildings are
continually in course of erection.
This spacious campus is separate
from the big and well-equipped col
lege of agriculture located in the out
skirts of the city.
The faculty is made up of men who
are famed throughout the country
and some of them all oven the world.
No university has finer buildings
and few have more buildings than
Nebraska's state university.
Has Many Colleges.
The great institution is divided into
colleges as follows: The graduate col
lege, the college of art and sciences,
the teachers' college, the college of
agriculture, the college of enginering,
th college of law, the college of medi
cine, the college of pharmacy, the
school of commerce, the school ot
fine arts, the school of agriculture,
the graduate school of education.
Its summer session is an eight
weeks' course primarily for teachers.
In university extension it offers
courses in many departments, for
which college credit is granted.
The board of regents of the uni
versity, has charge also of the Ne
braska Experiment station, the Ne
braska School of Agriculture at Cur
tis, the experimental substations at
North Platte, Valentine and Scotts
bluff. , J . .
. Jt is tnorougniy co-eaucanonai,
women having all the advantages that
men have, in which respect it differs
from most of the eastern universities.
The next term opens Wednesday,
September 13.
FREMONT COLLEGE.
A Splendid, Large and RaplulT Growing
Institution at Fremont, Neb.
Th. large catalogue of the Fremont col.
lege gives some Idea of what a large Insti
tution this la and the variety and scope of
Its courses. But a visit to the spacious col
lege grounds located on a beautiful level
campus shaded by many trees and equipped
with many bulldlnga glvea a better Idea.
Eighteen different coursea are offered from
which atudenta may chooBe with certainty
of getting Just the training they want
"Our reserve fund le merit, good work,
economy of time, honest effort, prefect de
development of true manhood and woman
hood and the elimination through scholas
ticism ot vice and all Its allies," aaya the
president. "We have no time for frivolity,
haslng or useless expenditure of time or
energy. We realize that atudenta enter and
parents send their children here to bg In
structed, not only In boohs, but In the
broader and better cultivated walks of life,
courtesy, gentility, honent effort, true In
dustry, high motives, protection of virtus
and the legitimate rlghta of other..
Believing this responsibility to b just
and right we utilise every moment ad
vancing, promoting and cultivating tha
highest and best attributes In tha human
soul."
TRINITY COLLEGE
An Educational Institution Attractively
Situated Near Sioux City.
The Fathers of the Third Order Regular of
a. n. ... l,IL n thrlvln cnlleee
at' Sioux City. Trinity college Is health
fully located about two miles beyond the
city proper.
New buildings, with all the modern 1m
provemente and conveniences and up-to-dato
methods, make thta Institution a good
one. , ,
It glvea mental, moral and physical
training and has commercial, academlo and
collegiate couraea. It reopena September 8.
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Boarding and Day School for Young Women and Girls.
Elementary 'Department for Little, Boys and Girls. ' ' '
Preparation for all Colleges of the North Central Associa
tion and for Bryn Mawr, Mount Holyoke, Radcliffe Smith, Vas
sar and Wellesley. ' " .
Advanced Work for High School Graduates.
' Exceptional advantages in Household Arts, Piano, Violin
and Voice. Gymnasium and Sports.
The Rt Rev. A. L. Williams, D. D.
President.
Miss Euphemia Johnson
Principal.
