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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1921)
4 THE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1921. Rapid Growth of ? Nation Used as Text for Speech Large Increase in Wealth in 40 Yeari Hat Caused Ex travagance, According To Howard Elliott By HOLLAND. In a little over the number of vein alloted to a generation the population of the United Statei in creased from 50,000.000 in 1880 to 106,000,000, in round numbers, in 1920. These amaiing figures of in crease served Howard Elliott at a 4,000 Enroll In : Nebraska Boys And Girls Clubs Downtown Programs. Rialte Charles Ray in "Scrap Iron." - - Son Mary Miles Winter in "Don't Call Me Little Girl" Strand Bebe Daniels in Two Weeks With Pay." Moon "So Long Lctty." Empress "The Plaything of Broadway." Muse "Docks and Drakes." Neighborhood Houses. Grand Robert .Warwick in The Fourteenth Man. Hamilton Gladys Walton in "Des perate Youth," Bathing Beauties Galon. It's pep, ginger, spice, beauty and on June 15 and several clubs had not su -cuniDinca in uie wonuei jui yet reported. Free Trips to live Stock Show At Chicago Among Prizes Offered this --Year. Lincoln, June 26 Nebraska boys and girls clubs will have an enroll ment of more than 4,000 this year. Records in the office of the college of agriculture extension service showed a total enrollment of 3,820 bathing rirl revue at the Moon thea- ter this week. The revue, composed text for the address which be de-! of Omaha girls, is a prologue to "So Long Letty, feature picture at the theater. Roguish as a water nymph, alluring as a bride, funny as a sew husband trying to appear sophisti- livered in Boston on the 40th anni versary of the class of 1881 of Har vard. Of this class Mr. Elliott was a member, nis address is unique The report showed 11 kinds of clubs, with memberships as follows: calf,. 167; canning, 87; cooking, 584; corn, 23: garden. 241: garment, 753; pig, 1,109; potato, 15; poutry, KJU; rabbit. 10; sheep. 11.: As soon as club is fully organized a charter s Nothing which can be compared ties of the beach and bungalow, with it has been spoken at any of tne , numerous commencement gather- Ray Fighter, ings of American universities and 1 As a two-fisted, rugged pugilist. cated such are the winning qualiti- issued signed bv the secretary of the WJiJlCU LMCI Wuai UUkl, Wl ...,,- culture, the governor of the state, the director of agriculture extension and the atate rlnh leader. Everv bov colleges in this year. All ot them Charles Kay takes the silver spoon : .nd girl completing the work by with this exception have been spoken , in his latest production, "Scrap Iron " i November 1 will receive a certificate essavs. some brilliant, all worth . which opened yesterday at the R ( 0f achievement. reading or hearing but all given to 1 alto theater. While the . picture A large number of prizes are being generalitationa. I abounds with comedy, h has a strong offered this year to boys and girls In Mr. Eniotf s address the story ' strain of pathos, which make it dif- who prove food workers and show ot our growth as a nation since IBBU . "u iram any nory in wihcb tne proper interest m country iuc. is told by setting forth facts. These I ha PPred hitherto. facts justify the faith that notwith standing temporary depression, the future for the United States is to be one of almost undreamed of advance. A thought similar to this was voiced by Dr. Charles M. Schwab, who is now authorized to wear the gown, hood and cap of a doctor of engi neering because that degree was con ferred upon him by the authorities of the Stevens Institute of Technol tscrv. Dr. Srriui-ah sail? that he is willing to part with all the wealth j boy, directed Mary Miles Minter in Bebe Daniels. A vacation comedy, breezy as the seashore and wholesome as the moun tain air is "Two Weeks With -Pay." featuring Bebe Daniels at the Strand theater the first four days of this week. Miss Daniels plays a dual role. depicting a pretty sales girl and a Amone the outstanding prizes are free trips to the international live stock exposition at Chicago. Armour & Co., has announced .that the state champions in raising- poultry, pigs and calves will each receive $75 toward paying his or her expenses to the big stock show. The long list of prizes includes many free trips to the annua! boys famous screen star and diving beauty. , and gjrls club week at the college of n;rti sTftm.v.,1 j agriculture, -sums ot -money, riDDons Directed By Omahan. j and medtls The vuioat breeders- Joseph Henabery, former Omaha, . - ,Btrf,tiirers. oublish- and reputation be has gained if there by he were permitted to share in the advance which the United States is to make in the coming generation. Imhwi la Wealth. Mr. Elliott put the thought In another way txciint he acts forts hta facta by tba method f comparlim. Ha apoke of has accumulated sine 1880. Thea the a little giri wealth wae estimates at a Httl aver 48. Odd, POO, 00ft. The pooulatlen waa t.e.000.000 and the wealth nearly M4,00,. ofttl.OOo. In 1919 the wealth of the United States la reasonably eatlniated at approxi mately SDno.OOO,0D(l.0. So by eomperl aon It to shown by Mr, Elliott that the wealth of the United State haa Increased In a feneration' time by approximately. I4S0. 000.000. 000. This stupendous increase tn wealth In R year baa tended to lncreaee extrava ranea. The a-overnment Itself, aa well aa individuals, hare been living- extrava gantly. The debta of the nation, th atatea and the eltlea, were Is a Httla In exoeaa ot tl.C0d.000.0D0. Today these debts amonnt to nearly 26.00(i,OBO.00. All thla Increase In Indebtedness, however, cannot be traced to ertrevasence and luxurious Irrtnr. A part of It Is doe to the expenses Incurred by the European war. But Mr. Elliott Intimates that th nnflerlyinr danrer in such rapid and won derful increase of wealth is the tendency it enrenflere to extrevaranoe, waste and over-lndulx-enoe in luxurtea. These ten dencies must be fully faced and over come If thla country la to reap tha fuH advantage which Its reaonroee aad its relation with world affaire eaa rive It. A It la With lunnasda. In 1 there ware, Mr. Elliott save. S.OOO miles of railroad tn tha United - Tim n ttmmIT V.. ITS. ra.ll- rosjBlleair in eomparlsos wits tnat re ponefiBf -other ooantrlea. Today, how aver, there jearly SS,0 miles of railroads la th United States and thla increase represents tb brlni-ln- under con trol and cultivation of much of the greater part of the aouthwest In 16BB the number of public, hospitals and li braries was almost too small to report. Today there are S.OOB hospitals and 10.00 libraries and these benefactions represent tbe sea to which on of the Increased wealth of tha United States haa been pat by Individuals who shared in thla increase. Relatively speaking, th greatest of aU growths by sections of tha United States is that which has been secured in th vast reel on west ef th Mississippi river. Tb population of that region haa almost tripled and th growth of som of th cities has bees amaiing. There wr only S2.000 miles of railroad In thl section in 16KP. Today tbe mileage ta nearly ISS.froO. In 180 th Eurlin-ton railroad system was building into Denver. That was a little city thea of only SE,00 inhabitants. Its population today la 231 Oft. Tb Northern Pacific railroad was not com pleted aa a through line until 1EBX. Then Duluth and Superior had a population of less than 1,000. Today tbe population la 140.006. Beattl then was a hamlet of about S.OPft. Today Its population la 816,000. Growth Explain Unrest TbJ unprecedented national growth may in part explain tha snlrtt of unrest and of discontent which Mr. Elliott says dees unfortunately pievall. Thla spirit has been Infused Into som of th col leges. And yet, tb fact remalna that the United States possesses greater natur al resources, greater wealth and greater ability to help tha world than any othar nation. Bearing thla in mind It should b possible for men and women of influence to auppress th spirit of unrest and put m-na to the false teaching of those who profess to believe in Bolshevism. After all the chief value which is be found In Mr. ElUott's address ta nis demonstration by facta that th United States is fundamentally sound, that th reaction thr-mgh which we are now pass ing is momentary and that a glorious tutor awaite tbe United States, not th least characteristic of which will be a demonstration that we can be th ben- factor of th world, morally, indus trially and economically. associations, manufacturers, publish' era, packers, stock yards companies, live stock exchanges, and other in terests are contributing many of the rewards. ' - The boys and girls club work is In this picture, Miss Minter plays 1U(T. f .-M,lt,. ..nc; the role of an incorrigible girl of :. A (K twerf cr9t., De partment of Agriculture for the pur- her latest picture, "Don't Call Me Little Girl, which opened yester day at the Sun theater. Mr. Henabery formerly lived near Twenty-first and , Bmney streets. it t- 7 .J I survive lo, who rcDCt at ucmg uuiiu um Sidney Plans for Visit of Boy Scouts From Clinton pose of interesting boys and girls in agriculture, stock raising, and homemaking. Clubs are organized under the direction of a local leader . . . i 1 t;j vtv t c and stock ta' croos raisea, or1 inc by the agricultural extension service, but in main the boys and girls learn by actually doing the work. State Normal merce is making detailed prepara tions for the entertainment of the Clinton, (la.) boy scouts when they stop in Sidney on their return trip to Clinton from the Yellowstone Na tional oark. A committee has been appointed j wTh JMJj With instructions tO Omit nothing j frora th. unpubllahed piece. "Tba Song that would add to the enjoyment of of th Indian Ware." vu held last week. c ft.. I : ' Th home-ooming of the alumni was a successful oocasion. Tb alumni banquet was held is th calistheneum. Miss Edith Beechel presiding. Tbe following offi cers were elected: President. Julius Toung, Craig; vie president, Ruth Ingham, Co-Operative Sale of Eggs Coining Money For Many Farmers . Grading And co-operative market ing of ggs are making money for farmers in several Nebraska counties. Six cents a dozen, or a total of $885, were saved the farmers in Hamilton county during April and May. The county agricultural agent and farm bureau ass'Sted m collecting the eggs at a central point and there grading, packing ard shipping them. The eggs were graded for size, $hape,"weight, color and freshness. Many .produce dealers are paying a premium for the better eggs, and grading net only means more money ior the fanners, but it increases in terest in the production and market ing of a better product Otoe, Sew ard and several other counties have either established or are planning to establish co-operative grading and marketing systems. Educational Directory Farmers to Fight Grasshopper Pest Organize to Battle Insert Horde Threatening Crops In Colorado. Pig Club Organised at Ord Last April Has 19 Members Ord. Neb., June 26.r(SpeciaL) The Pig club that was organized here last April by County Agent Dale now has 19 members between the ages of seven and 17. Three breeds of pigs are favorites, the Duroc-Jersey, Poland-China and Chester-White - . Members of the club began their work June 20. The pigs will be entered at the Loup Val ley fair. Prizes of from $200 to $300 will be awarded. Cheyenne County Cora Area Largest This Year Sidney, Neb, June 26. (Special Telegram.) The crops are ripening rapidly and will soon be ready for the harvest. Many of the fields are turning Color now. From the pres ent indications the yield will be laree and the Quality should be fine. The com is growing fast and never . ront. t h Stratton, of Affiance looked better in this county. There been appointed carrier and will is a larger area piantea w corn mis year than in any other year in Chey enne county. the bovs. The urogram to date in dudes a barbecue on their arrival, a ball game between the boy scout team and the Sidnev Tunior Boosters . cwim s the rrmnrrw -1nh onol Warn; secretary, Louis Wendt. Wayne; X.. .,7 , i .i ' treasurer, Bollie Ley. Wayne. There will be 300 people in the party, 250 of them boy scouts. They will stop all night at Sidney, arriving in the early afternoon from Chevenne. Wro. The trans portation consists of 10 trucks and SO automobiles..' Box Butte County Crop Prospects Never Better' Alliance, Neb, June 26. (Special) Crop prospects have never been Ktr in trie, tnttftrv nf Box Blltte VWL.V.. ... ...V - - . county, old timers of this section say. Ample tarn, the absence ot -aii ana rust on small grain and ideal grow ing weather for the past month have j resulted in bumper crops of small grain, corn and potatoea. Many j farmers are predicting a wheat yield I of 30 bushels per acre, which is far above the average here. Corn is doing exceptionally well and there is the largest acreage of potatoes that I has ever been planted in the county. The alfalfa crop will be unusually , heaw and oastures are in excellent , condition. The wheat crop will be . harvested during July. Young Beatrice Men to Stand Trial This Week Beatrice, Neb., June 25. (Spe- i ciai) County Attorney Vasey an- j nounced yesterday that the hearing of Paul Geisler and Robert Newton, j charged with highway robbery in the holdup of Mr. and Mrs. George j Monroe in this city on the night of j June 4, and Cfiff Lockard, charged j with breaking and entering, would in all probability be. called in the' district court early this week. All three young men 'were bound over a few days ago, Geisler and Newton being held on $2,000 bond each and Lockard on $1,000 bond. . Sidney Masons Celebrate The Nativity of St. John Sidney, Neb, June 26. (Special Telegram.) The local Masons cele brated the nativity of St John the Baptist at, the; Episcopal church. Rev. Henry Ives, rector of the church, had charge of the service assisted by Rev. Peter Wellner of Scottsbluff. Seventy-five Masons and their wives attended the service After the service the ladies guild of the Episcopal church served a lunch eon on the church lawn. New JMail Route Alliance, Neb June 26. (Special) Beginning July 1, a new star mail roate w-ni e started from Alliance to Fowler, postal station 27 miles northwest of here, serving the patrons between the two towns. The route will be known as the rowier Colorado Springs, Colo., June 26. Facing an army of countless mil lions of migratory grasshoppers that are threatening crops in this section, more than 100 farmers began a sys tematic fight on the pests in the southeastern part of El Paso county. Just where the grasshopper army had its origin is not exactly known to the farmers, but it has spread . T V . - over a large section oi i-incoin, Crowley and Pueblo counties and is headed in a northwesterly direction, threatening to enter El Paso county from both east and south. J. C.Hale, county agent, and E. T. Haas, eovernment pest expert, with several truck loads of bran, poison, oranges and syrup, joined tbe farm ers today at Highland, Pueblo county, about three miles south of El Paso county. An organization has been perfected and a systematic plan of fighting the pests was made. The line oi attack against tne grasshoppers extends over a front of 30 or 40 miles. The farmers have been divided into teams with a cap tain at the head of each. Each team will cover one mile on the fighting line. White Pine Barred From State to Prevent Disease Lincoln, June 26. On account of dangerous and contagious disease known as white pine buster rust, existing in certain sections of the country. Prof. Myron H. Swenk, state entomologist, has declared a quarantine against importation of all live white pine or other pines bear ing needles in bundles of five each. It's a Grand and Glorious Feeling II To get out on the old golf course, forget your worries, and lean against the old ball H But after that ball has been struck, have you ever realized that Providence alone can direct its flight? H If you ever hit anyone with a golf ball or with your club, the chances are you will be involved in a lawsuit for personal injury. . " II For a very small sum you can protect yourself from the hazards by securing a Golfer's Liability Policy, v H Call ATlantic 0360 and let us explain this coverage. HarryAhCo - ' "iGj?s the Claim First" Bon ATlantic O360 Munictpal Warrants 640 First Nat. Bank Bldg." Insurance Surety; Bonis AT THE THEATERS Everything from grand opera to in" is the breezy oSering of thel Uthbura Four, which presents the, mature nnmoer o; ine program at he Empress theater. William Mor ow & Co. present a musical play t programmed as "On a Country load." Vera Clayton,' billed as the airrry equilibrist, presents a charm ng act in which she cleverly per- orms a number of original athletic ;tunta. Charles Gibbs completes the raudevffie program withi number of excellent imitations. j leave Alliance at 7 a. m. on Mondays and Thursdays of each week. Patrons will be entitled to box delivery and collection service. This is the fourth star route out of Alliance.' Beatrice Building Sold. Beatrice, Neb., June 26. Spe cial.) John D. Beck, a druggist of this city, has purchased of Mrs. James K. Best of Freeport, IH, the block sow occupied by the Beck fc BuHis drug store at Fifth and Court ' streets for $22,000. The building was one of the first erected in the business district of Beatrice. j , Nebraska School of Business Dr. J. Jl Beattte dettrered aa address Defer tne students and faculty member ttt the col lip. at to convocation boor, Tuesday. Tela vas th first of a aerie M four let t men t B frr at the Ne braska School of Bustnee r prominent men darim-th sumsMT aaaiinn, J GRAIN 117 E solicit your, consignments of all kinds of grain to the Omaha, Chicago, Milwaukee, Kan sas City and Sioux City markets. We Offer You the Services of Our Offices Located at Omaha, Nebraska Geneva, Nebraska Lincoln, Nebraska Des Moines, Iowa Hastings, Nebraska s Milwaukee, Wis. Chicago, Illinois . Hamburg, Iowa Sioux City, Iowa Kansas City, Mo. Holdreg-e, Nebraska Get in touch with one of these branch offices with your next grain shipment The Updike Grain Company ' "The Reliable Consignment House Training for Business Can Start at Once No Need to Wait Until Fall Start Now and Make The Summer Months Pay. If you plan to enter the business world, it would be well to start your business training at once, and set waste the summer. For one thing, business men are watching you, though you may not realize it They are constantly on the lookout for young men and young women who have the right 'stuff in them. They want young people who are producers, not idlers. They will know whether you spend the summer in play or whether you devote it to improvement, and it will make a strong impression on them. In the second place, by entering upon a business course now, instead of waiting until fall, you can accept a position three months earlier and actually be from $180 to $375 ahead. If you want to know, in dollars and cents, how much it will cost you to postpone your start, multiply the sal ary you might receive by each week's delay. . "Thfrf is nositivelv no need for anyone to wait until fall to start his business training," remarked H. B. Boyles, president of Boyles college. "He can enroll here any day. Every day is an enrollment day with us. "The courses are so arranged that we can and do take care ef new stu dents at any time. Since aU begin ners are given individual training, it makes positively no difference when they enter. They can start at once; tVisv Tint K Vielil KarV on rmnnt of anybody else, and they will get the same intensive training during I" Standard Accredited Coeducational LEARN tire repairing and retreading; also tube repairine and all rubber vulcanizing. IN THE OSLY EXCLUSIVE TIRE RE PAIRING SCHOOL IN OMAHA Tnr mtiii barillas. S2S. Writ ar caB National Tire Shop 17tk an Capital Are. ... the summer months that they would get if they started at the opening of the regular fall term. "Many of our roost successful graduates, some of them holding high position in . the business world, be gan their- training 4n the summer months. "The same thing may be said of the evening .classes as of the day classes one - can start at any time" Creighton University. Th ninth aeaaloa of th limner achenl waa Inaugurated Jun tl with hlih naaa ef th holy rhoet la St. John church, with ermon by th Her. John F. McCor nlek, preeldent et th university. Tb tarulty.of th praeent - aeaaloa la th rollowins: -William . Whelan. B. J dirertor and jrr.faor ef Latin: William. M. Barry. A. B. eheraltry ; Franrtt a. Betten, B. J., ot Cleveland, O professor of history; .Charles Benvardt. a. B., Let- in and Enrutn; rnerr seuscaren, b. j. French; Francis Casellly. a J., education; Charles F. Crowley, Ph. C A.. M. M. D mathematics, "botany and feneral cinee; John Francis Duehren, A B... education and French; Burh F. Olllespl. A. M. LU M., oBmios; Emmett Hoetor, Ph. B., physics and mathematlca; John B. Kenny. A. M.a Spanish;. Aifred Faufmann, a. J. history; Frederick A Meyer, S. J., plsteneloiry and special ethics; George J. Plckel, E. J., f Prairie dn Chlen, Wis., ehemlstnrt William F. Rlrp. B. J.. irys- lcs: John Btritrh, S. J.. of Bprtng Hill. 1 A.ls. Enrlieh. The class rooms are prov ing too small for some of the elaxnes, and lecture on om subjects ar beld In th adversity auditorium. Profeoaore Betten and Kautmann are authors ef test-books of ancient and mod ern history, and their works have found favor in a number of schools. Professor Plckel was sraduate student In phyelc and chemistry at th V nlverslty ot Got tlngen from 101 to IMil and has had many years ef iprlence as a professor of science. Bine 110 h haa tanght chem istry and biology at Campion college. Pralrl dn Chlen, Wis. Dean Hermann eon W. Bchnlte of th eelleg of medicin and Doctors Gears F. Bimanek. Bryan M. Riley; Adelph Bschs and Frederick J. tangdon attended the convention ef the Catholic Hospital as sociation ef tbe United State and Cans da, which was held la Bt Paul June II to 14 Rev. William P. Whelan. regent of the collere ef medicine and pharmacy, at tended Thursdsy at a meeting ef the dio cesan directors of hospitals, being diocesan director for tb diocese of Omaha. University of Omaha COURSES INCLUDE CoTier et Liberal Arts and Sciences, Department ef Fine and Applied Art, Horn Economic Department. Teachers' Training- School Kindergarten apart ment. P re-Medical Department, Pre Enginarinc School of Law, Extension Department. Fall Tarn Begins September 14 Individual Instruction Has Proven Successful "It always has been my impression that personal instruction would pro duce the best results, and that peo ple of Omaha and vicinity appreciate personal instruction in business eol lege work is apparent from the way they have responded and availed themselves of the individual methods of instruction as given by the Amer ican Institute oi Business Efficien cy," is the statement of Prof. J. A. Youngstrom, manager of the col- ,eO. . . This school was established in i 1917 and when taken over by Mr. ' Youngstrom a little more than a year ago. occupied a couple of rooms in the Baird building. During the time it has been under his super vision the school has specialized in giving personal instruction, and has grown so that it now occupies the entire second floor of tne I. O. O. F. building, and its rjusners are ' filled with young men and young women who are diligently preparing , themselves for business careers. Chadron Normal Th normal caller orchestra at chapel. Wedneaday, gave "Selections from Robin ! Hood." by De Kovsn and "Hungarian j Overture.'' by Keler Bela. . I N. W. Gain ef th farm bores of Lin coin s r.oks to tbe rises la current his tory on the benefits of the measure upon which th farmers voted In th relerendum taken last week. At th ree-ular T. W. C A. meeting last Thoreday. Dr. Jennl Clark gav a pras tlrsl talk on the "Bacrdnese of Llf." Thursday tb Alio Freeman Palmar club began it summer activities by hold ing Initiation ceremonies, at which It young women became members of the society. Tbs attendance at tbe normal thl sum mer is the largest in Its history. Mora voung nire f nal ara preparlci te enter the profession, Misner School Student' To Pretest Serai Tlsyt The srrmmer school ef h Iflwitr School ef the Spoka "Word will produce a number of plays .arias; the season. At pretest easts are be ir.g selected for The Twig l Thorn," an Irish fairy play ia tar acts, and "Pygmalion and GtJataa a Grecian play. Several eet Hi vard" plays wKI also be These plays, together wtta by Omaha dramatk trtbta, wfll tf produced in the different parks. July 2 Miss Norma Bertram sfQ -'ead the play, "Madam Batttffly." This is the second recttaJ ef tbt 1 season, the first hsving beta ffct play, ''Cousin Kate." which mm read by Helen Sailing oa aftt tt -v Ceane f Sted? POSITIONS SECURES fC3 GRADUATES. Hour a. a, to ttiS s m. Barer yn eweO tewaaMgMS v4e chaaL It haa paid thr asld M S pay FW. Call Deag. ITT 4 at ! American Institute Business Efficiency ana PInt L 0. O. F. DAY SCHOOl NIGHT Established 1863 BROWNELL HALL Ttnar W reneral, CeDatar Diocesao School of Nebraska for Girls and Prepares for all colleges and universities. Gene and Secretarial courses.. Unusual advantages at mssie. pression, art and household arts, Rate lor Boarding Pupils, per year, $800. Rate, for Day Pupil. tSA .fS For Information Address the Principal 60 South 28th Street, Omaha. . ' I hi Hole. S O Boa LIN DEN WOOD A College tor woxttcru - - - -ia. anas avune laai s iT JL tu-fa, fhMS MlllkB aoiMTT saiilliej.nl anrt saJneae'l. T ana soar in mmmi MMtiMSt MM at"' S.IIU M-.-jiTVPMt. sonant ma , tK. mataa, cao- SCHOOL FORHDRSES Pmdena, California The best School for Nurses in Southern California offers a three-year course of theory and practice in nursing. Ideal resi dence and surroundings. Write for bulletin of school and illus trated booklet of Pasadena. Address: Mia Linn L. Davis. Snpt. ef Nnraes, Pasadena Hospital, Pasadena, California. laniiai mm I In Its Thirtieth Year For educated women and girls Day sessions i it9 te 1 rSC New classes formed firs'. Monday ef each month. Evenint School B e p n j September 8th aeseioni Honday and Thursday. Honrs. SS0 to S:09. En rollment, first and third Monday. U CARLETON COLLEGE Donald J. Cowling, Pbxsokmt NORTHFIELD, MINNESOTA A college of the first laak h AfVA.' Science, and Music. Modera, wm equipped buildings, exceptjoaal eppaa turiruesorathlftirf,cWriatr,aidemsy. INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION The ratio of ena instructor ta twelve students provides for bdmdeal a0M trained and experienced teachers, specialists in their subjecta COLLEGE ATMS Ta anrrmmrl the sftnrlmta amn rnflniw r f msh fa fCltltlClllUJ iSor iitfomstiMi ar calabf, writs m At CiahmmAiBtmitmm Creighton University Omaha, Nebraaka' Degrees oonf erred in the followinsr courses: Arts and Sciences Medicine Law Dentistry Pharmacy Commercial Science For full information address Creighton University Omaha, Neb., Dept. A SENIORS U. of N. Colleges and School. Tea Sraarat Cellf Th Gelleis t Arts sad t aclases. Tfct Taaehsn' - Collate Tb Csllass f AfrlMltai Tb Celless t Esataaarlsf Tka Celleaa f La rh Cellsaa at dlsis Tb CeHas af Miarasay Tbi Collar 1 sIbms AtsMststratlaa Tb ColMf at Deetlatry TH Sens! t Flee Aria Tb TaabrtCllls Nlsk Sehl Th Sahsols af Arlealtaw UaKamt, Extaasta ' Tea who ar CTadnatins from Eiga Bdiool or Prep School toward what seal doc your ambition point? Do yen lama toward a career in bnin or ia en of tha professions t 1 it your intention to beeoma aa adneator. a (dentist, an arricnl tnral expert ? Do yoa plan to prepare yourself for th strenoons battl of life by tboroneh special train ins in any line? There has never been a time when seh traininc was more essential, when its advantage war more apparent. W live ia an era of transition and adfratment: In a world new bora after th cataclysm. Profoond chanre have been wroorht Tryins times, and times of rlori ons opportnnity, ara jnst ahead. Th University trained man or woman will approach the trials, these opportunities, equipped with eosnd training and anr knowledre. And ia comparison with these advantages, the time, tbe effort, the money In volved ia eenrics such trainitif will count a little Tour Stat University , time-honored and hallowed ia tradition, offer a well rounded education in your cboaen vocation, tog-ether with a host of pleasant aad worth while activities for your leisure hour. A ctompreheaeiv curriculum, an unexcelled corps of profcaaors and instructors : athletics, debatintr so cieties, mnsie, dramatics all the await yon at Lincoln. Especially intereetin to yon wfll be th liters tors dmcribinc the University and it manifold activities, which is bow ready for distribution ta - 121 Seniors. Bend for your copy. It will be of help to yon la making your plan tor tba futura. Aadroas th JUiiatrar Univertity of Nebraska Lincoln, Nebraska Saauaar Seaeioa Onoa Jaa 1st First 5emetcr Ret-istrattea Sept. 14, 1921 Business Wants You Business, halted temporarily bf post-war readiest preparing to plunre into the ereatest era of suma . has ever seen. Business wants yoo then. Bat why wait? eusineEs wants you now. Positions Wait for Every One Who is Prepared Good positions have been plentiful all year and are plentiful now, even though thousands of on trained have been out of work. The business world is always on the lookout for the person with ex pert knowledge; it win pay full price for the ability that comes with training. Prepare yourself. Train yourself and yoo will have so trouble in getting a good posi tion, with the brightest opporto , nities for advancement the world has ever seen. Enroll la Boyle Colli-re th Accreditee School far Day or night achooL Eater aary day. Curriculum Complete Commercial Course. Stenographic and Private Secretarial Course. 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