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CHICAGO SUNDAY TRIBUNE: SEPTEMBER 1 1923, CHICAGO SUNDAY TRIBUNE: SEFTEmistut lu, EDUCATIONAL' EDUCATIO EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL i3.11tT s---PAGE EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL 010,10........10,.. 406:004010.1011. di EDUCATIONAL i3A1ur s---PAGE EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL :ko.koftto."0. 01 i MMMM 410k A.A., re- ww-vvorr-lo 'WIRY 7 Iry my Ir. '7 rt MI IT 1 1 I rlk I-Ul I 1 1 cc FELIX BOROWSKI, CARL D.

HficAc FELIX BOROWSKI, CARL D. KINSEY I 0 Thirtvzkoltbetas.0 1Ylanvaciu71 moammvozr iaTJUgormipristi ThIrtlyr1wItmk -44 The Leading and Largest Conservatory 1 of Music and Dramatic Art iPs America ---74 Tne Leading and Largest Conservatory of Music anmatic Art iPs America Dra President KINSEY, Manager rsict, president 58th 1 SEY, Manager Year A A LLEGE A A 'a President 58th Manager Year A A LO LLEGE Openilltlig Lectureet AT THE YMCA School of Commerce Free 1 il I arr Chicago's Foremost School of RidUSIC Co Vrd USIIIC Co Co FALL TERM NOW OPEN Faculty of more dun 100 Teachers, including the following noted artists: (Alphabetically Arranged) FALL TERM NOV Faculty of more than 100 Teachers, including the following noted tef, 4 dr PIANO ALMA ANDERSON MAURICE ARONSON MOISSAYE BOGUSLAWSKI ANNA RING-CLASSEN EDWARD cousNs CHARLES H. DEMORE'ST HARRY DETWEILER PROF. XAVER SCHARWENKA MAX KRA MM A EXAN DER RAAB LOWS VICTOR SAAR C. GORDON WEDERTZ VOCAL BELLE FORBES CUTTER EDOUARD DUFRESNE ROSE LUTIGER GANNON RICHARD HAGEMAN MABEL SHARP HERDIEN DR.

FERY LULEK EDOARDO SACERDOTE PERCY RECTOR STEPHENS BURTON THATCHER HERBERT WITHERSPOON ms KT kit i I Lc, N.4 IRN 7.17',A),,1 it. 1 I 4 I 4t" it. 4704 A 4 Al 1 10 CF lot '1 fp. 11L. 1 I 1 at Ir111 '0111111.

7 4- 3 ,,41 VOCAL ---i--- I It PIANO i 174' ALMA ANDERSON BELLE FORBES CUTTER kerl l''''C' MAURICE ARONSON EDOUARD DUFRESNE Et 04 MOISSAYE BOGUSLAWSKI ROSE LUTIGER GANNON tbil Jt. ig Jr ANN A It G- INCLASSEN RICHARD HAGEMAN 0 EDWARD COLLINS CHARLES H. DEMOREST MABEL SHARP HERDIEN 0 I i HARRY DETWEILER DR. FERY LULEK W. PROF.

XAV ER scHARwiNKA EDOARDO SACERDOTE 1..1., it; Aar totro I MAX KRAMM A EXAN DER RAAB PERCY RECTOR STEPHENS m.ith.- 1 '4. LOWS VICTOR SAAR THATCHER 4 4 C. GORDON WEDERTZ HERBERT WITHERSPOON il kit 0 14 1 low, lb You are cordially invited to attend any of the following lectures in which are igterested. These lectures will afford an excellent opportunity to secure expert vocational advice. They offer the man who is considering Business Training an example of the practical instruction of the YMCA School of Commerce.

These business men whose names are listed below are not just "speakers for the evening." They are our regular instructors. See Thursday's Tribune for additional lectures Thursday night. 11 a t. 1 0 1, VIOLIN PROF. LEOPOLD AUER MAX FISCHEL MAURICE GOLDBLATT RAY HUNTINGTON LEON SAMETINI ORGAN CLARENCE EDDY HELEN W.

ROSS C. GORDON WEDERTZ MOVIE PICTURE ORGAN CHARLES H. DEMOREST Katietaa Hackett, Adolf Weidia. Hoak Lowy, Associate Directors Located in spacious quarters in the Kimball in the bead of alicago's Musical Center Unsurpassed faculty of one hundred artists. Course3 of study modern and progressive.

Superior Teachers Training School Supplies Teachers for Colleges. Children's Department, Kindergarten, Students' Orchestra, Lectures, Concerts, Recitals, Diplomas, Degrees and Teachers' Excellent Dormitory Accormnodations. Som. of the distinguished members of the faculty: PIANOHeniot Levy. Mien VIOLINJacqnrs Gordon.

Herbert Rtzt, Victor Garwood. Silvio Scionti. Louise ler. Adolf Weight, Ramon Robyn. Kurt Warnedt.

Earl Blair, May Hans Muenser Doelling. Clarence LOOMS. ORGANWilbelmlbLddelschelteFrank VOICEKarleton Hackett. E. Warren, Vint Dusen.

K. Howe. Charles La Berge. Elaine JKLISICALTHEORY.COMPOSITION DeSellem. Marie S.

Zendt. Jennie VW. Adolf Weiclue. Arthur Andersen. Johnson.

John T. Read. Frank Parker. John Palmer. Leo Sowerby.

Louise Winter. VIOLONCELLO Robert Ansbroask ORCHESTRAL INSTRUMENTS Theodore Ratser. MemocreCtocogosYrriPbobY SCHOOLOFEXPRESSIONA.Lemas PUBLIC SCHOOL o. E. Robinson.

DANCINGLOW ne K. HARP Enrico Tramonti. Clara L. THEATRE ORGAN PLAYLNGPratik Thurston. Van Dusen.

And many others of equal standing MASTER SCHOOL FOR ARTIST-PUPILS Quest Instructors 1923t Josef Lhevirme, W. S. Brady. Delia Valeri and George H. Gartlan Concerts for ortist-puPits with accompaniment by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra TVESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, AT 6 P.

M. .111 4 1 :11 tit '4411 I.sr-.,- 4 I 14.4i -i i 0 0 A SUBJECT SPEAKER Accounting sad Business Profits. HARMONY, COMPOSITION, COUNTERPOINT, CANON AND FUGUE FELIX BOROWSKI LOUIS VICTOR SAAR HAROLD B. MARYOTT LAURA D. HARRIS PAULINE HOUC TEACHERS' NORMAL COURSES REPERTOIRE AND INTERPRETAJULIA LOIS C.ARUTHERS (Piano) TION CLASSES HAROLD B.

MARYOTT (Vocal) MAX FLSCHEL (Violin) WALTON PYRE (Expression and Dramatic Art) MOISSAYE BOGUSLAWSKI (Piano) BURTON THATCHER (Vocal) LEON SAMETINI (Vie li SCHOOL OF OPERA PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC EDOARDO SACERDOTE HAROLD B. MARYOTT -TOE, BALLET, INTERPRETATIVE AND CLASSICAL DANCING ROTH AUSTIN (Classes for Children and Adults) MARYOTT I.AURA D. HARRIS PAULINE HOUCK REPERTOIRE AND INTERPRETATION CLASSES MOISSAYE BOGUSLAWSKI (Piano) BURTON THATCHER (Vocal) LEON SAMETINI (Violin) PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC HAROLD B. MARYOTT HARMONY, COMPOSITION, COUNTERPOINT, NT, FELIX BOROWSKI LOUIS VICTOR SAAR HAROLD mARyo-rr LAI TEACHERS' NORMAL COURSES REPERT01 SCHOOL OF DRAMATIC ART AND EXPRESSION Director, Walton Pyre. Two stages ((entral Theater and Steinway Recital Hall); Chautauqua and Lyceum: Public Readings: Plays Produced; Engagements Guaranteed.

DI AN Di Two stage way Reel "Man's Relationship to Government and Lair." "Business Built as a Legal "Foundations of Setling." 0., it t9 A 3 -4 1 4 t' gb, "The Ado Maa's Laboratory. SCHOLARSHIPS AND pRIzEs 7S Free and 140 Partial Scholarships to be awarded for entire season. Application blanks On request. Mason Hamlin Grand Piano -presented for competition in the Post-Graduation Class by the Mason Hamlin Co. Conover Grand Piano presented for competition in the Graduation end Senior Diploma Classes by the Cable piano Company.

Complete free vocal musical education for competition in Post-Graduate, Graduation or Senior Diploma Classes. In same classes competition for valuable Violin presented by Lyon Healy. Ties. prizes will be competed for in Orchestra Hall, Chicago, in before world-renowned musicians as judges: Opera Scholarships. Diamond, Gold and Silver Medals.

Degrees, Diplomas, Teachers' Certificates conferred. Chautauqua, Lyceam, Concert, and positions guaranteed. Chi Idrea's Department unsurpassed. Dormitory accommodations. New Complete Catalog on request.

Mr. Raab has resumed teaching after one 628 SOUTH MICHIGAN AVENUE 'Next to years absence in Europe. Enroaments now. Blackstone Hotel) lt, 1,, 7S Free and Le Post-drai Piano Canaan, itsalin preseni skips. Dinma atddrea's De Mr.

yenrJ V. FRANK BANTA. C.P.A. President. V.

Frank Banta, Industrial EnkineersAccountants: Secretary, Executives Club of Chicago; Past Secretary, illinois Institute of Accountants. J. H. P11.11., J.D.AttorneylatLaw. D.

B. BAKER. LL.B.Attorney-at-Law. E. C.

CHAMBERLAIN, A.B.General Agent. Allyn Bacon Company. W. F. MeCLURE.

B.C.S.Nrice-President, Albert Frank Company. Chairman of the Advertising Council, Chicago Association of Commerce; Chairman of the National Advertising Commission of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World. PAUL STEINBRECKERPaul Steinbrecker and Company, Broker and Operator Lec-- turer). P. W.

JONESExecutive Secretary of the Renting and Management Division, Chicago Real Estate Board. JOHN D. COWER. LL.B.Attorney Practicing Traffic Law before Interstate Commerce Commission; formerly Traffic Manager. Montgomery Ward and Company.

CURT H. B. HEINFELDEN. A.L. LL.B.Assis- tant Agency Manager.

Lincoln Agency of the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. BENJAMIN F. BILLS, of Sales, American. Bond and Mortgage Corn- pany; formerly, Instructor of Public Speak- ing. University of Chicago.

V. Fr, A Ch Ac La E. C. All W. F.

Fri ti Si me Col at PAUL Cm ttir P. W. ing Es 1 JOHN D. COLLIER. 1.1...ts, Traffic Law before Commission; former Montgomery Ward and CURT H.

B. HEINFELDEP tant Agency Manager. I Equitable Li Assura United Statfe es. BENJAMIN F. BILLS, PE Sales, American.

Bond formerly, Instruc mg University of Chict rb Real Estate Business, Its Requirements and Opportunities." The Need and Opportunities for Trained Traffic Managers i Buaineas." "Life Insurance Opportunities and Its "Essentials af Business Talking." 7 FREE ADVANTAGES The American Conservatory has the foremost Teachers' Training School in the countryfree to all qualified students. Free admission to lecture courses. Free appearance and attendance at Conservatory concerts and recitals. Qualified students admitted to Students' Orchestra. Thirty free scholarships in Piano, Voice, Violin, Theory and Dramatic Departments.

(Examinations from Sept. 4 t9 7. Apply for examination blank.) Gold and Silver medals by competition. Musical bureau for seeuring positions. Free attendance at Vocal Sight Reading class.

At the close of the season, 1923-24, special yearly scholarships will be awarded in the Piano graduating class, Vocal graduating class and Violin graduating class, and hail. scholarships in the Post-graduate classes. Students May Enter at Any Time North Side Branch School. 4611 Kenmore Ave. South Side Branch, 1133 E.

Sixty-third Street Excellent Dormitory AccommodationsModerate Tuition Rates Examinations FreeEvening Instruction Catalog Mailed Free on Application AblgitICAN CONSERVATOrtIr S411 ibsfl Ave. and Jackson TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, AT 7:55 P. M. TUESDAY, SI "Accounting as a Profession." "Preparation for th C.P.A. Examination." "Financing a Business." s'Human Natdr ia Business and How to Study It." J.

R. BYLAND, B.C.S.Head of Commercial Department, Hyde Park High School; Lecturer On Accounting, Northwestern University. FREDERICK T. THULIN, 13.CS, LL.B., C.P.A. President.

Thu lin Company, Inc. HAROLD L. WEIS. BS, Merchants Trust Company. E.

C. CHAMBERLAIN. A.B.General Agent, Allyn Bacon Company. ROBERT HERZ, M.A.Merchandise Service De, partment, Buckley, Dement Co. J.

R. BYLAND, B.C.S.--- LerPerar otirAnctot' FREDERICK T. THULIN, President, Thulin HAROLD L. WEIS. BS, chants Trust Company.

E. C. CHAMBERLAIN, Allyn Bacon Compan ROBERT M.A.Me partment, Buckley. Dem As a stenographer or secretary you work side by side with men of brains and responsibility; and if you have business a1i1ity they find it out. Many of the prominent men of today got their start with shorthand.

Whether you want to use shorthand as a stepping-stone or as a permanent, bread-winning accomplishment, Gregg School is the place to get the training. Gregg Shorthand is more widely taught than all other systems combined. We always have GREGG SHORTHAND is youth's greatest opportunity more good positions open and wait. ing for Gregg graduates than there graduates to fi11 them. ENTER ANY MONDAY Day and Evening Sessions Gregg courses likewise prepare for accounting, court reporting, commercial teaching and civil service positions.

Call at our office, write or telephone for illustrated catalogue, free. i i i i 1 r- it' GET a complete, practical electrical education in a few short months at the great Coyne School. Learn on thousands cit dollars worth of equipment. Get practical experience that will enable you to handle a. big electrical position as soon as you finish.

1 ONLY 2)12 Mori lerint; You can learn electricity day or evening at I the Coyne School. You can complete your training in 312 months. You waste no time on theory and textbooks, but do actual electical work on the most up-to-date 11 equipment. You can be a high paid elec- trice' expert in must a few months if you grasp this opportunity now I Great in Shops of Coyne Great Opportunities! 1 Coyne trained men earn big money as Power Plant Superintendents.Telephone Men. Construction Workers.

Auto Truck or 1 Tractor Electricians, Battery Men. Radio Experts. Plenty of good positions are open now I 1 IPthistoficalllEaguttemtrionn For WomenAccredited a l' 11--- tilOW-s '1 1 I 4 4- 4 -IFM LA 14sTArt ati 4 Now ...4 lino 0 0 t. 4 4 ry. GREGG SHORTHAND tl jet is youth's greatest opportunity 3' 1 i 1, i 4.

4 As a stenographer or secretary you more good positions open and wait- 4.111 work side by side with men of brains ing for Gregg graduates than there i and responsibility; and if you have graduates to fill them. i I ti lln business a1i1ity they find it out. 1 r-O A 1 If 1 Many of the prominent men of to- ENTER ANY MONDAY i got their start with shorthand. Da and Evening Sessions daY 1 i I Gregg 1 the Great as a stepping-stone or as a perma- Whether you want to use shorthand coures likewise prepare for nent bread-winning accomplish- accounting, court reporting, corn- Shops of Coyne get Sh civil mercial teaching and civ service ment, th Gregg School is the place to -e training. Gregg orthand positions.

't is more widely taught than sal other Call at our office, write or telephone i i EtTewashcoormt Learn in a systems combined. We always have for illustrated catalogue, free. 1 1" Get on thousands ci dollars worth of equipment 1 li, Iti practical experience that will enable you to. handle a. big 4 I.

electnc al position as soon as you finish. GREGG Sc 0 OIL II Great elephooe men I op I ONLY Opportunities! 6 No rt Michigan Avenu Chicago i Telephone, Randolph 6040 1,1 3,12 on theory and textbooks, but do actual CoetraynebitPlant Ov erainedn mesa. Power era- ll 1 You can learn electricity day or evening at tore, Superintend- 1t, i the Coyne School- You can complete your Const. ruction Work: training in 312 months. You waste no time era.

Auto Truck or I Tractor Electricians. eelecrcal work on the most up-to a-dte Battery Men. Radio Experts. Plenty of I In! t. You can be a high paid elec- sood positions are 71111VOTICall MaattleMellOgn trical expert in Just a few months if you open now I grasp this opportun ity now I For WomenAccredited le.i- 1 I 1 i''' IL 1 ops- of oyne Er i r'' "Greater and Easir Sages by nirect Mail." "The Industrial Manager, A Profession." "The Value of a Knowledge of a Real Estato Law for a Real Estate Man." "Principles poraneotts Speaking." II V.

FRANK BANTA, C.P.A.President of the V. Banta, Inc. Industrial En gineers Accountants Member Society Industrial Engineers. H. REEVE, LL.M.

Member of Bossier. Bippos, Rose and Reeve; Attorneys-at-Law. BENJANTIN' P. BILLS, JD.Director Sales. American Bond and Mortgage Company; formerly Instructor of Public Speaking.

University of Chicago. H. H. MATTESON. A.B.Instructor of English.

Waller High School. V. FRANK BANTA, C.P. A. Banta, Inc.

Industrial El Member Society Industr H. REEVE, LL.M. Bippus. Rose and Reeve BENJANTIN F. BILLS, PH Sales Atnerican Bond ani formerly Instructor of I versity of Chicago.

H. H. MATTESON. A.B.--1 Waller High School. Everyday English and How to Improve 0 OlgSg Waiting iterAfenrfiel Technical 21a1n1119 Call, write or phone Central 6787 for our 72-page Year Book T-1.

"Training for the Profession of Business," and special folders of courses in which you are interested. Cali, write or phone Training for the Pro courses in which you 19 South La Salle Chicago i r. iff I TWO-YEAR Normal Course for Directors of Physical Education, Playground Supervisors, Dancing Teachers and Swimming Instructors. Thorough preparation in all branches under strong faculty of experienced men and women. Our graduates are filling the most responsible positions in the country.

High School graduates from accredited schools admitted without examination. Fine Dormitories for non-resident students. WO-YEAR Normal Course for Directors of Physical Edo- cation, Playground Supervisors, Dancing Teachers and Swimming Instructors. Thorough preparation in all branches under stronz faculty of experienced men and women. Oar graduates are filling the most responsible positions in the country.

High School graduates from accredited schools admitted without examination. Fine Dormitories for non-resident students. I 1 WW1g lk of MIMIE(!) CE ,11.0 1 860 to $200 a Mph! Get your electrical training in the world's greatest electrical school. A Coyne diploma is a real recommendation. Coyne men get the best jobs.

At Coyne you get experience that will make you an electrical expert, ready to step right into a position paying from S50 to $200 a weak. 20thSessionOpensSept.1721923 1 1 860 to 9200 a filfeeft! Get your electrical training in the world's greatest electrical school. A Coyne diploma is a real recommendation. Coyne men get the best jobs. At Coyne you get experience that will make you an 20thSessionOpensSept.174923 YAL-(Rol electrical expert, ready to step right into a position paying from S50 to $200 a week.

TtIr INT Ti America's industries are calling for competent Engireers, Electricians, Draftsmen, Architects and Building Experts, and Chicago Technical College is traiairlhisr-ge tious men for the paying positions that are open. Tech training is practszat and Chicago Tech nien li always in demand. The location of the College puts students constantli in touch with great engineering, architectural and industrial enterprises. New College building. COMO" equipment No epecial preliminary training required.

Spare time employment easily obtainable by students who wish to support themselves. The College fees are 'moderate and the inteneive method of imstruetion moms earnY Two-year day couri es. short courses and special courses even mall personal direction of experts. Evening classes for daY "rkeni- Call 17rito CND. to the College and Our efres nay and Evening Classes in Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Structural Engineering.

Architecture. Drafting. Sorveying. Contracting and Building Courses. comes.

We are now in oxir new building in a fine residential section of Chicagowithin walking distance of two of Chicago's finest parks and the University of Chicago. New gymnasiumsnew classrooms and laboratoriesnew dormitory. All modern, up-to-date facilities and equipment We are now in onr new building in a fine residential section of Chicagowithin walking distance of two of Chicago's finest parks and tha tinivPrqi tnr nf ehle-n crn 7.T oszr cro-rnnsm411 tna--n rooms and laboratoriesnew dormitory. All modern, up-to-date facilities and equipment 11130 1 1411 I Electrical School Endorsed by Electrical Industry West Harrison Street, CHICAGO. ILL.

ft 1 WA b.I.M.1".1.11MO.I.U111. CMCAGO NORMAL SCHOOL of PHYSICAL EDUCATION For illustrated Rook of Views and catalog, address Principal, Sox SO, geto Greenwood Chicago, Ill. LANGUAGES LV1 Li AN4 Electrical School CHICAGO NORMAL SCHOOL of 'Lpyr West Harrison Street, CHICAGOi. ILL. PHYSICAL EDUCATION r------- Endorsed by Electrical Industry Tor illustrated Book of Views and catalog, address 1 Principal, Sox Mt, gest, Greenwood Chicago, HI.

HI. L- 4t 1 I II 111064111 It. IF Mir ft s-s at; work. open daily and on monnay. Vs Wpm" day' and Friday evenings.

If at a distance write for catalpa and Warznation about the coulee in which you are interested. ago Technical College ilmt- 300 2 I it': erc 111 1 Ch or day, and Friday evenings. at a distance wy rite for catalog and lederxnation about the course in which you are interested. I 1 i 1 i i 1 monumem 1 al- i II IMMIIWa MIIMEMEM. 0 Learn the Berlitz Way Language instruction made easy tells the story of the Berhtz Method.

Carefully chosen teachers combining rpersonal attention with this superior conversational method assure rapid and satisfactory progress from the start French, Spanish, German. Italian. English and all other modern languages. Day and Evening Classes. Private lessons if desired.

Reason- able tuition. New classes. limited to a maximum of ten members, are constantly forming. Call. write or phone for catalog.

LAsNcohrzsGeon Utcaelc kheert.7Srng Learn the Berlitz Wav ituctlionB intiadL easy tas LanguLanguage nstr Carefulley el, A Profession That. Offers Opportunity for Development Young women seeking a profession that offers congenial work, excellent remuneration, and a splendid future should investigate the opportunities in Kindergarten and Elementary Teachtng This institution has been graduating successful teachers since 1894. It affords superior instruction in Pre-Kindergarten, Kindergarten, and Elementary Teaching. Diplomas conferred for two and three year courses. Unlimited demand for our teachers.

Gertrude House. the college residences is a most attractive student home. Par illustrated bulleti address 4 6 Begistrar. A Profession That Offers Opportunity for Development Young women seeking a pro- ession that offers congenial 1 "Audubon Tyler School of Art" 59 East Van Buren Street 'To those willing to work we offer the opportunity to acti uire both the technical knowledge necessary to success and the methods of applying that knowledge. Day and Night Chasm.

Commercial Art. Magazine Illuatratioa. Figure and Portrait. Practical Instruction at remove. able rates.

Classes nose in session. I Free Trial Lesson we announee the opening et' New Prencit. Spanish. German and English Classes on Monday. Sept.

IT. at 10 :00 A. M. 4 :00 P. IL and 6 :00 P.

7d. respectively. Tow are cordially invited to attend without charge or obligation. I '-'kuk-- vikI )iP We Teach COMMEVICIAL A Ft 7 The Wiest theasercial hrt armizatisa I the world teaches yea a practical I se Weil ape twisty-hes yore Get facts before yes eared is ay Saba few cents is stamps fir spatial heel tang ill the success if war stmeeits. Micas Dept Fear.

MIchig an Av a. at 20tt Chic ag a .1.: Ili CO Azio Chicago Teachers College Accredited 711 Rush Street Chicago, Ill ART SCHOOL THE NKr- I STITLITEA VF-CHICACTO. COURSES la Painting. Scutp sum Drawing. Illustration.

Model. Ins. Designing. Pottery. Normal Art.

Poster. Commercial Act. Coseense Da. Mgr. and Mural Decorazion.

Richest facilities for Art Study tri Museum Collections. LeCttilli Cottroa na Ftyrestio Art Librirt7 all uncial the moose roam, she School. Our duvet are boktira the moot 4 peones's. bus demand tor arOMIL11 end men as Designers. Wes.

States sad Teachers. A tart weltins list makes tor, APetwtary. 1 CI Torte A40- An-nres Uttober I. rtiot itegistrer few portimitrirs Art ScAtat. Art Itstitoto of Ctoicar.

Osot 4. litt4tlipto Ats. et Adams Chicago. MOSER SHORTHAND COLLEGE Special Three Months -Course October November December Open to University Graduates or Undergraduates BULLETIN ON REQUEST 116 So. Michigan Ave.

Twelfth Floor Randolph 4347 High School Graduates ONLY are Enrolled Li Private HIGH SCHOOL' MID GRAMMAR SCHOOL for BoysLow Rates Central Prevaratorr School in Chicago offers all the advantages of a high grade private school without the great expense and depriving boy' of his home life. 1. Small classes where each student receives individual instruction. 2. Men teachers of strong older 'brother sympathy.

3. Superior instruction. 4. Credits fully recognized. 5.

Supervised athletics in gymnasium and swimming pool. ft. Character builtring features. 7. bow rates.

Give your boy this great advantage. Regular high school and commercial courses Or a combination of these subjects. Last four grammar grades. whit). Classes Now Forming Without obligation.

call, write or Phone Kentral 67871 lor catalog T-3. scP-1oLLfl 19 So. Ls Salle Chteace BOYD SHORTHAND Los Alamos Ranch for Boys A Wonderful Summer Camp Seventh Season A big western ranch for headquarters, high up in the timbered Rockies. A cow pony for each boy. Trips far into these incomparable mountains, with pack horses carrying a most complete camp outfit to be pitched where the fishing is best or the interest greatest, visiting cliff dwellings, trout streams.

sheep and cattle ranches. Indians in their Pueblos. Most healthful spot in Americacool, no mosquitoes. Write at once for booklet Limited to 20 boys. Address A.

J. Connell, Loa Alamos Ranch School, Otowl. Sandoval Co, New Mexico CHICAGO Burke, LJUL College of 1 i 1 i cl -MOSER Los Alamos Ranch for BOYS 1 lipan. i I Mg "nin Miiitil A Private- A Wonderful Summer Camp 11 I 1 Seventh Season 11 11111111111 SHORTHAND 1 1, II -811113 s' 1111 COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL a waallamsni AHD GRAMMAR SCI1001 speciat for BoysLow Rates THE AKI--INSTITLITE- SCHOOL Special Three Alonths -Course Central Preparatorr School in Chic-Mr offers all the advantages of a high A big western ranch for headquarters, hie; of CH 4 grads private school without the great up in the timbered Rockies. A cow pony expense and without.

dePriving a boy' for each boy. Trips far into these incom- 1.1 COURSES In renting. Sculp I October November of his home life. 1.. Small classes where each student re- parable mountains, with pack horses carry- ing a most complete camp outfit to be 't tura.

Drawnig. Illustration. calves individual instruction. pitched where the fishing is best or the in- togs Designing. Pottery.

Normal Art. December hien teachers of strong older brother terest greatest, visiting cliff dwellings, 1 I Poster. Corturrserrial Art Costume Da- armnat kty. 3. Superior instruction.

trout streams. sheep and cattle ranches. 11 and Mural Decoration. 4. Credits fully rceognized.

Indians in their Pueblos. Most healthful 4 Rich facilities for Art Study bt i Open to University Gradu- 5. SoPervied athletics in gymnasium spot in America--cool, no mosquitoes. est and swimming pool. Write at once oys.

Address klet Limited to 0 for boo '2 1 1 tliaseum Collections. Lecrtmi Course 1 ill ales or Undergraduates O. Character building features. and Ryerson Art Library all under the i 7. bow rates.

I amuse roa with, School. Give yout boy this great advantage. A. J. Connell, Lou, Alamos Ranch BULLETIN ON REQUEST Regular high school and commercial School, Otow, Sandoval New Mexico roost 1 Our are bolding the 1 I pusstious.

demand for I eoureee or a combination of these sub- trairamenwc, ildad.rimchtn.lmit a. DtSignerl. "111. 116 So. Michigart Aye.

jects. Last four grammar grades. alao. Ciasses Now Forming CHICAGO Webster It Burke, A tart. watunt Ilat makes tarlY Twelfth Floor Randolph 4347 Dean.

onrceIrt.tat haraaaary. I Il Torte rAts- Without obligation. call. write or phone Central 67871 for catalog T-3. "11.ii, P--Arc--- I.

irgistrlir few thaPtiell trove High School Graduates Art Scheat. Art laatitoto of Clataatta Os.t. A. alienate Am, at Adams li, ONLY are Enrolled A La Chicago, tit. eeo A I 444, ,0 t.

1.1 41" Ci-La 1 1,1 limmilh I i 41411. 19 So. Ls Salo St, Chiesse of 0 nil 1st a- 5 1 BOYD SHORTHAND 1 1 I ii ordmotr 1-11 LJA, ls-T- lento IMO Uwe mumo4coo or A Auditorium. 55 E. Commas St- liar.

OM :3 1 IP if; I PL4 --yob The John Elarshall Cost Accounting J. Lee Nicholson Course tn (Founded 1899) Fri. School Evenings Illinois School of ACCOMgCY DAY ADD EVEDIDD Classes for COMPT6ETER OPERATOPS lei tun rz rz Xi-ef SCHOOL tunril sctil LAW COURSE: Three years. Leads to de, trees of LL.B. and .113.

and admission to Bar. SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION; Text Books, Case Books. Lectitms. Practice Work. Quiz.

PRE-LEGAL COURSE: Covers high school equivalent. FREE COURSES in Public Speaking. Par- liamentary Law. Law Latin. LIBRARY: (POO vols.

Onen daily. BUSLNESS LAW, COURSE: Real Estate. Insutanee. etc. LOCATION: Portland Block, 35 N.

Dearborn corner Witinington St. Catalog. Booklet of Reeent Examination Papers and Pamphlet "On the Study of Law and Proper Preparation." scat frock. EDWARD T. LEE.

Dean. TeL Dearborn 5553. Office Open Day and Evening. DAY and EVENING SESSI015 2 and 3-year Courses Prepares for C. P.

A. Leads to Degree Preparatory Courses Catalog on Request MEtrginM. SS N. Deartoors Cor. Tollpotas Darboro ISSO (Mow hours: 11-2.

ell 1 The Nicholson-trained cost atcountant knows exactly what to do and how to do It. For that reason he Is a valuable. tnan its any concern. His income is big. Evening classes start September 19 Send for infortnatton.

Call. Telephoto' (Randolph 18-13. or Write Triads's' Bryant Stratton Business College 116 S. Michigan Chicago. Accountancy --------1 A c.oun ting courses offered by the A School of Com nectee lead to the B.C.S.

derree and afford unexcelled preparation tor C.P.A. examinations. The instructors aro all well no Ac- countants. A ou I lag Costrsee offered fan: Stierratary Atieusti fie cue Acseutiti mesa ti se beery ead Atesapeed Ateettatiatt Practise I beery tad C. Ma ea ger ita Amountas Problems A et a I Tall Evening Classes start Sept.

18. Call. write or phone 1Central 67871 for 72-pa eatamor. T-1. descriptive of se.

et)11 liting CO UrtiPtli. Structors asd op aortunities. Mee open day. evern rug anti Saturday afternoons for rerustratipu mist consultation. Accountancy A 'I hi A Sehoot of COM LiaCt ee lead to awdeorda ifinonev.s.:-Allede 7ottl.mesC,PAc'tr.

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324. 116 So. anduess Ave. LATE AFTERNOON I 14 E. Jackson Blvd.

Chicago. Phone Wabash RAI Write for booklet. 14 Eid lackm "The system of no regrets." in to eh th el I 01 e) into inch SiirTus for syllables. Writs "chin" and 112 syllables make all words. in THIRTY DAYS.

Typewriting is toed extensively because of its slum-nor simpliLity. leiribikty and speed. Investigation is the haws of progress and enlightenment. BOYD PRESSpubs. of Shorthand Instructor.

fiord Letter Writer and Boyd Shorthand Dictionary. $1.50 each prepaid. 04, W. Randolph St. Chicago.

III. We refer you to acnoola tn any city. on 'Mtn system of no regrets. Can You Speak 1 1UtZ1-11311, and Evening Classes. One-year c6urses in Homes.

snaking a CsiSTITLITIONAL ENT; a 1 a intensive -4' rrierses its Cookery. Menu Planning. 9- Mariteting, Hosumetalit Management. 4beoring. Dresamaking.

Millinery, etc. i Classes forming Ott. I. 1923. EXCELLENT DORMITORY ACCOMMODATIONS For information and catalog 1 call or phone Randolph OW 0.

The School of Domestic Art and Science North Mich gen Avenue PePt I' Chica I Illinois 7 MUtZ1-11311, Atte: Classes, a a4A.NAGEMENT crierse to Cooke' Markettoc, Hotum Scarp-tit, Dresanzol (lassos forms EXCELLENT ACCOMM For so formati 1 (All or phone The 54 Domestic Art Pept I North Chicage Aturrainiz and Evening YM CA sari() Commerce EARN $35 TO $125 A WEEK ARMOUR Institute of Technology Hi South La Salle St. Chicago. French Well? If not, see Prof. Deschamps and you will in three months' work. Private and class lessons.

Day or evening. 721 Rush Corner Superior. Telephone Superior 1963. qdrkarrgYe-13 lila ARTwilt. eawo A tee is offered its.

Day aud eventrortgactelaeLet scorallercia ornes-l11 or vast Send for our instructive 44 page boa our attractive studloa. Dopt. 116, Natittoal ACallelliT of Cool Als 231 EAST OHIO SL, A nowlered foal :01 Ait 7 LEARN PHOTOGRAPHY ligrm oti on pletures Coroincr etal. 3 to 6 for Ca Woe 0" NEAT ORK 6TITUTE OF PHOTOGRAPHY 630 gt. Viablait Chicagh t.

Music Made Easy CHICAGO, ILL. Founded by Philip D. 4emour. IS'S EVENING CLASSES Fall teem begins October 1, ends December 7. 1923.

Registration Friday evening. September 23, 1923. Special courses offered in Engineering, Drafting, Shop Work. Physics. Lleraistry, Matheraatica and Mechanics.

Bulletin sent on request. Mather Bulletin DE A RGER tO1ltit, oi iJeutai butticr, tattro loar ear urge tuatruk iikAa eatg to cogrre of Doetor of Dental Surgery. Graduation I min the four year. tifteeu un I COUrbe of an high school or th equivaleut as isvetoted by your state universay is required for adinismon. 42nd Sesalan begins Oct.

3rd. is restricted anti applieetion I or admission should be wads at once. Address Chicago College of Dental Surgery 17am gaol Im4Dectlemironta S.largla.1 School of Tea Room and Cafeteria Management Day and Evening Classes now forming. Advisory and Placement Mrs. Franklin P.

Fisher, Tea Room Mrs. Edna L. Ret se. Tea Room Studios N. Mangan Ave.

Plume Superior ern 645 N. licchipee, Aver. phooey superi or art" ST GEORGE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND SMALL CHILDREN Dat and boaidloa All day kindergarten. Uranium trades; domestic 'cisme; French. and Snivels the elotbees problem.

454A, Drexel Blvd, Phone Mituatio 1746. Lasts Sortie WU. Solves the mother's problem. 4545, Drexel Phenol Atlantis 1746. Lasts Sorts, YOUNG OR OLD taught to play beautifully on piano.

banjo. mandolin or tuna. in 10 leonona. ukulele 5 feasting. 0114 110t.

Daily 10-0, son. 10-3. Marie Greer hiaedonahL 2blZr8 3 untion.ia.1 0-3. It arie Greer hinetioriald. Rag in 24 leee0110 Plant), 6162ophone.

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