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GOOD POSITIONS
GO TO THOSE WHO
HAD TRAINING
Big Jobs Will Be Taken by
Men and Women Who
Prepared for the
Future.
There are at the present time a
great many high salaried D)sitions
in the' business world, but the men"
and women who will attain them
are men and women who have given
their futures enough consideration
to prepare themselves thoroughly, to
take advantage of these positions
when one is offered.
There is no education that pays so
much and costs so little as that of
fered in the accredited commercial
schools, nor is there any schooling
which requires such a short time to
obtain results. In the modern busi
ness college no time is lost on sub
jects that the student will never use
in a business way. but they are
taught the fundamentals that will
not only help them get a start, but
wi!l insure their advancement to the
lusher positions. Boyles colleges of
Omaha and Council Bluffs offer a
wide range of subjects that are in
valuable to the worker whtn he en
ters the business field, a complete
commercial coutre, stenographic,
secretarial and telegraphy courses,
the civit service in all its branches.
Many successful Omaha men and
women received their early business
training at this institution, and all
are hearty boosters.
This school is continuing in both
day and evening sessions through
out the summer.
St. Joseph Academy.
St. Joseph trtdrmy, Des Moines, la.,
will enter en the new school year In
September In better condition then ever
before to carry on the work of Catholic
education.
A variety of course are offered at the
academy, beginning- with the primary and
intermediate grades and Including four
yesrs of high school work fully ac
credited by the Iowa 8tate Board of Edu
cation and affiliated with the Cathollo
university of America and the atate uni
versity of Iowa.
The academic department offers three
general courses of study, the classical, the
scientific and the commercial. Tn addi
tion to the regular commercial high school
course, which combines the advantage
of business training with the requirements
of standard high school graduation, spe
cial commercial coursea of one or two
years are offered. Both are certificate
courses. Well equipped laboratories pro
vide for work in physics, chemistry,
biology and home economics.
Tha conservatory courses tn piano, voice,
violin and art conform to the best stan
dards In these subjects.
With a view to cultivating In the
pupils' grace of expression, purity of dic
tion snd ease of manner, the department
of expression has been organized. A
course in dramatics la offered. Including
dramatic reading, public speaking and
physical training.
Peru State Normal Notes.
The following former Peruvians were
victims of ctfpld's darts last week, Tues
day. July 10: Prof. H. E. Tretlna. head
of the department of commerce, and Miss
Stella South of Peru. Mips Cora- Brund
son. class 116 and Mr. Emll Zelery of
Decatur. Miss Vesta Lewis, class of 11?
and Mr. Louis Comer of Glenwood. Mr.
Thurston Lyons and Miss Lucy Allen
both former students of Peru.
The fall term of school will begin Mon
day, September IS. Instead of September
(, as had been previously announced.
Peru will play the following toot ball
schedule: October 1. York college at Peru;
October 8. Midland college at Fremont;
October 16, Orand Island at Grand Island;
October 12, Kearney at Peru; October 29,
Wesleyan at University Place; November
6, Hastings college at Hastings; November
12, Doane college at Peru; November 1.
Wayne normal at Wayne; November 26,
Corner at Peru.
The advance enrollment of boys Is
nearly 100 per cent larger than last year
which Indicated that more young men
are preparing for the teaching profession
this year than any year since 1914.
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Hastings College.
The work of cleaning and repairing in
the campus buildings is making excellent
progress.
it is reported that most of the members
of the various athletic teams of last year
will return to college In September. Of
me nrsc rooi can suuaa, 11 old men will
return. Most of the second squad will
also be huc'.i. With new material from
the freshman class. Coach RehnemRnn
will have an excellent opportunity to ie-
eiop me winning teams both In foot ball
and track work.
Dliector Hayea M. Fuhr of the con
servatory report having secured Miss
Adah Allen of Chicago to fill the remain
ing place In the conservatory faculty. She
will teach both piano and voice, and han.
die soma work in theorv as well as ex
pression. She Is also prepared to do
cno.us worK.
School of Business, Lincoln.
The annual N. S. B. reunion and picnic
suppt-r will be held at Antelope park. Au
gust 17. Committees have been appointed,
and a general good time is predicted.
Next Friday will mark the close of the
specinl summer session; however, classes
will be maintained according to schedule
for all regular students who may desire
to rcntlnue their work, or for new stu
dents who may wish to enroll.
Attorney H. N. Mattley will address the
siuaxnis ana tactmy at tne last regular
convocation of the summer school Tues
day morning at It, taking for his sub
ject, "Some Practical Phases of Law."
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I'M THE ClJY who throws the
bluff of btinp- the busiest member
of the office force, but "lets George
do it every time he gets a chance.
When the boss is parading be
tween the desks I'm bent over mine
like a jockey who has "instructions"
to win.
And when I'm chinnincr with the
bunch I tell how I'm "overworked
and underpaid," and all that sort of
junk.
But just watch me duck when auv
real work heads my way. I'm there
with the excuse for ducking it before
I'm half asked to do it!
I can always suggest someouc
else for thf gost. I'd rather &e an
other guy's back bent double under
an extra load than even take a lit
tle of it on my own shoulders.
But I'm telling you this in confi
dence. It isn't what I tell the bossl
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Dm Moines, Iowa
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Doane College
Crete, Nebraska
A College giving four years of College work leading to the
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First GraHe State Teachers' Certificates earned in two year
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Pre-Medical, Pre-Law, Pre-Engineering.
Live Athletics, Debating, Oratory.
Registration September 10, 1920.
Write for catalog
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By LUCY FITCH PERKINS.
Irish Twins Leave Their Old Home
At last the great day came. The
McQueens got up very early that
morning, ate their potatoes and
drank their tea from a lew cracked
and broken dishes which were to be
left behind. Then, when they had
tidied up the hearth and put on their
wraps ready to go, Mrs. McQueen
brought!" some water t6 quench the
fire on the hearth. She might al
most have quenched it with her
tears. And as she poured the water
upon the ashes she crooned this little
song sadly to hersell:
"Vein of my heart, from the lone
' mountain
The smoke of the turf will die.
And the stream that sang to the
young children
Run down alone from the sky
On , the doofstone, grass and the
Cloud lying
Where they lie
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In the old country."
Mr. McQueen and the twins stood
still with their bundles in their hands
until she had finished and risen from
her knees, then they went quietly
out the door, all four together, and
closed it after them.
Mrs. McQueen stooped to gather
a little bunch of shamrock leaves
which grew by the doorstone, and
then the McQueen family was quite,
quite ready for the long journey.
Mr. Maguire had bought Colleen
and the cows, and he was to have the
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11 IS Grand Are.,
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Under the care of the Sisters of St. Mary. A thorough preparatory
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Address the Sister Superior, Saint Katharine's School, Davenport.
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Saint Mary's, Knoxville, Illinois
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An Episcopal school for girls 12 to 20 years of age. Standard
preparatory work and two years of advanced work offered. Secre
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' Lincoln. Nebraska
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College of Commerce, Accounts and Finance
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few hens that were left for taking
the McQueen family to the train.
Larry and Eileen saw him coming
up the road. "Here comes Mr.
Maguire with the cart!" they cried,
"and Dennis is driving the jaunt
ing car with Michael and Grannie on
it." , k
They soon reached the little group
by the roadside, and then the lug
gage was loaded into tne cart. Mrs.
McQueen got up with Grannie on
one side of the jaunting-car and
Eileen sat between theVn. Michael
and Mr. McQueen were on the other
side with Larry. The small bags
and bundles were put in the well of
the jaunting-car.
"Get up!" cried Dennis, and off
they started. Mrs. McQueen looked
back at the old house and cried into
her new shawl. Grannie was cry
ing, too. But Michael said: "Wait
until you see your new home, and
sure, you'll be crying to think you
weren't in it before!" And that
cheered them up agsin, and soon a
turn in the road hid the old house
irom their sight.
The luggage was heavy and Colleen
was slow. So it took several hours
to reach the railroad. It- took
longer, too, because all the people in
the village ran out of their houses
to say good by. When they passed
the schoolhouse the master gave the
children leave to say good by to the
twins. He even came out to the
road himself and shook hands 'with
everybody. '
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Summer Session Opens May 20 Firat Semester
Registration Sept. 15-18, 1920
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