THE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, AUGUST 15. 1921.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Y.M.C. A. Schools
To Cover a Wide
Range This Year
Accountancy, Salesmanship
And Advertising Included
On Course of Study for
Winter Session.
Accountancy, salesmanship, pub
lic speaking, advertising, commercial
law and commercial art will be
among the leading courses to be of
fered by the Y. M. C A. this com
ing fall and winter. Thirty differ
ent courses will be taught.
H. C. Moeller will be the dean of
the school of accountancy and busi
ness administration.- He will be as
sisted by G. L. Greenfield, public
accountant; Kenneth Finlayson, at
torney, and O. J. Dickey, teacher at
Commercial high school.
Popular Course.
Accountancy and business admin
istration is a very popular course
because it meets the needs of every
line of business. The Y. M. C. A.
national course is standardized and
being offered in all of the leading
cities of the United States.
George Barker will have charge of
the commercial art department.
E. L. Holland, advertising mana
ger Orchard & Wilhelm. will have
charge of the advertising course.
The course will be enlarged upon
this year and will be much better
than offered last year. Any person
interested iri advertising ought to in
vestigate this course.
To Teach Law.
Kenneth Finlayson will teach the
commercial law.
-, ' With the" advantage of the home
study offered by the Y. M. C. A.
' the department of educaion is in a
position to satisfy the needs of every
young man no matter what course
' of study he desires to follow. Any
one wishing information should see
' C. J. Shaw, director of education, or
' Daniel Jensen, assistant director.
Th two mlssionsry societies of the
7 Bethany church hld an open meeting on
th college campus Friday evening In
honor of Miss Wenona Wilkinson. Miss
Wilkinson g&va an address on tha work
of her field. '
ST. MARY'S
SCHOOL
KNOXVILLE, ILLINOIS
A school under Episcopal control for re
ftnad girls from 12 to 18 years of age.
Attractivt location with fine school en
vironment. The school's high ideals
and standards result in sound scholar
ship. Physical culture and development
of each girl is featured. Athletics and
outdoor sports and recreations. Four
hours (ram Chicago.
For Catalog, Address
The, Rot. Francis L. Carrington,
LL. D., Den.
School Gives Training
In Actual Office Work
Young men and women entering
business should thoroughly under
stand the routine work of the aver
age office.
E. A. Dworak, certified public ac
countant, founder of the Dworak
School of Accounting, has prepared
an up-to-date complete training
course for his school. Every student
learns the office routine duties from
actual work.
Omaha business men are calling
on the school for trained account
ants, stenographers, private secre
taries and general office help. Young
people must realize that a thorough
training is the only successful road
to a high-class position. '
Cotner College
Floyd Bash,' 'Ot. and family of Wel
lington, Kan., have been visiting his
mother, Mrs. Bash of Bethany. Bev. Mr.
Bash filled the pulpit Sunday In the ab
sence of Rev. Mr. Stevens.
Mrs. Hubert Shellenberger of Alliance,
Neb., a former Cotner student, visited her
sister and mother, Wenona and Mrs. Wil
kinson, who have recently arrived from
China.
Marvin Schafer, '21, has accepted a
teaching position In the Walton High
school. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Dade Wilson were visit
ers at the Blcknell home last jyeek. Mr.
Wilson has accepted a position at the
new state reformatory at Lincoln.
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One o the I
SCHOOL
Urqeit music
school, in
.America
Complete courses m piano, voice,
violin, public school music, dramatio
art, leading to diplomas.
Dormitoro. for Ladies
Send Jot free catalogue
fau. Ttwn optns sept.
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Course) of Stud
Shorthand
Typewriting
Secretarial
Bookkeeping
Accounting
Civil Service
Multlgraph
Comptometer
Salesmanship
POSITIONS SECURED FOR
GRADUATES.
DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL
ENROLL ANY TIME
Investigate this school. It has
paid others and it will pay you.
Call Doug. 7774 or write.
American Institute of
Business Efficiency
2nd Floor I. O. O. F. Bldf,
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UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY PLACE. NEBR.
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I College trained men and women are remaking the world.
Fall quarter opens September 12. College of Liberal
I Arts with many professional courses. College of Fine 5
ArW' with Schools of Music, Art and Expression. Teach- s
? era' College. Beautiful campus. Fine equipment. Large
faculty. College sports encouraged. Address
I CHANCELLOR SCHRECKENGAST.
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MOUNT ST. MARY'S SEMINARY
15th and Castelar Sts.
Omaha, Neb. ,
Boarding and Day School for
Girls and Young Ladies.
Conducted by the Sisters of Mercy.
Presents complete academic course, commercial, special normal
training advantages and splendid facilities in art and music.
Nebraska School of Business
"Nebraska's Best Business College"
Approved by the State Department of Public Institution.
FALL TERM OPENS- SEPT. 5th
T. A. Blakeslee, A. B., Ph. B., President
Cor. O and 14th St.. LINCOLN, NEBRASKA
Personal Attention
To Be Featured at
New School in Omaha
The School of Individual Instruc
tion, 3507 Harney street, is a non
sectarian school for boys and girls
4 to 16 years old. The curriculum
includes the following department:
First and second-year high, gram
mar, primary and kindergarten.
The school centrally located near
the Blackstone. fills a long-iclt want.
The refined atmosphere, airy rooms
and personal attention make for" the
mental and moral growtn ot Doys
and girls.
Personal attention given to tne
average child means that he does
not have to wait for backward ones
to "catch up." On the other hand
the backward pupils need not skip
or hurry work to keep up in class.
The modern, attractive kinder
garten department will be ready for
the little tots September 6 on which
date the fall term of the school
opens.
University of Omaha
Trnf. Vahn n H. Vartanlan of rainons
colege, Fairfield, a has been elected
professor ef ethics, psycholony of religion
and Bible extension work at the Univer
sity of Omaha.
Trofessor Vartanlan Is a graduate of
Anatolia college and also the Bible school
of New York, in which Institution he
taught before coming west. He" also re
ceived the degree of master of arts at
Columbia university. New York, In the de
partment of pedagogy.
The law school opens the second week
In October.
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CARLETON COLLEGE
. Donald J. Cowling, President
NORTHFIELD, MINNESOTA
A college of the first rank in Arts,
Science, and Music. Modern, well
equipped buildings, exceptional oppor
tunities forathletics, debate, and oratory. ,
INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION
The ratio of one instructor to twelve
students provides for individual atten
tion to each student. A facultv of well
trained and experienced teachers, specialists in their subjects.
COLLEGE AIMS
To surround the students with influences that make for distinctively Chris
tian character.
For information or caialot, write to tht Chairman oj tbt Board 0 Deans,
CatUlon Collegt, Nottbfield, Minn, , .
DO ANE COLLEGE
CRETE, NEBRASKA.
A College giving foar years ot College work leading to the A. B. Degree.
First Grade State Teachers' Certificates earned in two years and in
four years. 1
A Conservatory k of Music, granting; Public School Certificates, Music
Teachers' Certificates', Music Diplomas and finally a Bachelor of Music Degree.
' Pre-Medical, Pre-Law, Pre-Engineering.
Live Athletics. Debating, Oratory.
Registration September 0-10, 1921. Write for Catalog.
Semi-Centennial Year begins September 9th, 1921.
JOHN N. BENNETT, Pre.ident.
Y.M. C. A.
EVENING SCHOOL
Gives you the opportunity for which you
have been waiting.
Are You Ready?
Men who have been trained at this school will
find themselves successfully equipped to make
a place for themselves in the business world.
Make Your Evenings Pay Dividends, Not Debts.
"A CLASS FOR EVERY MAN"
Classes Open September 16th 30 Courses
Ask for Full Information.
Young Men's Christian Association
Phone ATlantic 160O Room 318, 17th and Harney Streets.
, 0 , C. J. SHAW, Director.
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TRINITY COLLEGE
SIOUX CITY, IOWA
FOR BOARDERS AND DAY
STUDENTS
Healthfully Located Two Miles Beyond
the City Proper
Collegiate-Academic-Commercial Courses
Buildings Modern and Thoroughly Equipped
School Opens September 6
Address Reverend President
LSROWNELL HALL
Diocesan School of Nebraska for Girls. Prepares for all colleges and univer
sities. Unusual advantages in music, expression, household arts and French.
Rate for Boarding Pupils, per year, $800.
Rates for Day Pupils bprr KS: 4..?..8.
For Information Address the Principal,
660 South 28th Street. Omaha. ,
"FULLY ACCREDITED SCHOOL"
ST. BENEDICT'S COLLEGE and HIGH SCHOOL
Complete college courses, academy and com
mercial departments, modem buildings, ,
gymnasium and athletics.
St. Benedict's Maur Hill Preparatory School tor Younger Boys, coaducted by tha
Benedictine Fathers Address, Rev. Director, AtchisM, Kansas.
Creighton University
Omaha, Nebraska
By reason of its location Creighton University is
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in a position to give invaiuaoie assistance to anyone
entering its classes.
The college is Non-Sectarian in all its professional
courses. The location is ideal and combines the healthy
out-of-door atmosphere with the culture and develop
ments offered by the city.
Omaha offers many opportunities to the student
who seeks work while attending school.
Let Creighton Help You Acquire
An Education
LOW TUITION
Degree Given in Following; Courses!
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
COLLEGE OF LAW COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, ACCOUNTS AND FINANCE
Day and Night Classes.
For further information write the Director
Creighton University. Dept. A
Omaha, Nebraska
Dworak School of Accounting
Fall Term Commences Sept 6th
COMPLETE COURSES
Higher Accounting, Auditing, Business Admini
stration, Stenography, Operation of Calculating
Machines, Filing, Indexing, dictaphone and Gen
eral Office Training.
Advantages Offered: Individual
Instruction and Position
TO OUR GRADUATES
ENROLL NOW
Call for Our Catalog or Telephone Douglas 7415
Dworak School of Accounting
Second Floor Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam.
USE BEE WANT ADS THEY BRING RESULTS
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"Wisdom! like tha Taber
nacle of old, must take up its
abode among the people."
Come to
University
of Omaha
Non-Sectarian-Co'Educational
The University of Omaha points to a record of over eleven years of
thorough work. Created and made possible by the business and
professional men of this city, The University of Omaha offers ex
ceptional opportunities to those who wish to secure an education
at a reasonable expense. Under excellent moral and spiritual
atmosphere. Highest class co-educational college in Omaha. Every
facility possible for the physical development of the individual
modern gymnasium and wholesome athletic spirit.
COURSES INCLUDE
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Department of Fine and Applied Arts
Home Economics Department
Teachers' Training School Kindergarten
Department
Pre-Medical Department
School of Law
Two Years of Engineering
Extension Department
Department of Music
Fall Term Begins September 14
Enlarged Faculty and Improved Curriculum
Increased Equipment
Omaha Unirer
sity. offer the
young people of
Omaha course
leading to de
grees, at a low
er cost, and equal
to those offered
by any western
uniTersity.
For further information .write
University of Omaha, Dept. B.
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MIDLAND COLLEGE
AN ACCREDITED SCHOOL
Fremont, Nebraska
A Co-Educational Institution
OPEN TO ALL
No Dull Moments at Midland
A SCHOOL WORTH WHILE
WHICH INCLUDES
College of Arts and Sciences, Preparatory and Normal
School, School of Education, School of Commerce, School
of Fine Arts, School of Household Arts, School of Ex
pression, Model School for Teachers, consisting of Kin
dergarten, Primary and Grades. Courses leading to all
classes of Teachers' Certificates.
IN BEAUTIFUL FREMONT
A COLLEGE WITH HIGH STANDARDS
Efficient Faculty Enthusiastic Student Body
' Dormitories for Girls
Beautiful Campus A Helpful Spirit
Homelike Environments
Registration Begins September 12 and 13
Moderate Tuition Absolutely No Fees.
Double rooms in College Dormitory, $1.25 week.
Well served and excellently cooked food at College
Dining Hall, $4.50 week.
Write for Catalogue and Information
E. E. STAUFFER, President.
