Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-27
B. Y. A. Summer School.

PROVO July Aoths-Optulhb ohNi-
cl,ee at 9i4b.
The class In child study was re.
qusstsd to meet ioran eHtra session At
.. m.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Prof. J. h. Keller, instructor. This
department IL located In an elegant
suite Of rooms into which no other
classes intruue. Prot. Krelsr is as-
sisted by Profs. l.. T.. Egerisen and B.
3. KinKley, both graduates o. ceis-
bfated eastern colleges, and Edward
Holt, who presides over the department
Of the Commercial College, where
photography aud iypewfiiing are
taught.
The text book used IN the business
department proper IL home produc'
lion, Prof j. u, Keller being the
author. Instructions are 40 far lu'
dividuRl that one student N not hell
back for smother. Two c0uraes are
offered IN bookkeeping ava one in
phOuOgraphy and typeWfiiinF.
There IL large class In each branch VI
this department and all are taking the
phOnOgfaphy AMI typewritius.
around which clusters number Oi
branches constituting business COURSE
The work IL divided into three de.
paftments: theory, practice aud
banking. When n STUDENT enl1is
the college, n no has had no
previous preparation the work
Ut the theory department II assigned
INST. THIS i a thorough course of
lectures on the science Of accounts,
with practical illustrations from teacher
Aad text books Following this IL text
book work, by which the ttudett
learns 10 "kecp books" on both TIE
"singlen aud "doublo" entity, there
bving n variety VI methods Introduced
TO show principle AMI give practice
Bsis are given TO illustrate the various
iAbot-saying Journal devices, together
with ssta To IplAin tho retail, Wh1lts
sale and commission business. A. Tue
same tins aud along with the BOOK
keepinR the students IN this department
are required " make out Invoices OF
goods, statsmentA aud balance sheets
10 draw 40 notes, drafts and CHECKS &C
c0fding 10 legal aud al proved orm-.
The work In the theory department u
very thorough and extensive, No much
90 that many who could AFFORD To take
no more, have made very TAR sue
otts Of business In a limited way, bui
Hsa rule these VINO come with tue idra
OF taking theory only, have been Gu
Outraged to far greater achievements
In tho practice department actual
business IL carried on. The capital
Invested has n real monetary value for
the reason thAt the student buys his
college currency which lac invests, u
80 - L.. 81
when he 10 through with 10. Buying
and selling there orc In the slrictcst
sense, IL the every day experience Of
the student. His books are kept &C.
cording To various improved methOds,
neHtness and accuracy being insisted
upon. lie rents place Of business,
and makes thu lease therefor; que Tugs
real estate aud n deed Ia given iof the
same; he pays freight and express
charges for goods received over tue
college railway; he makes out Invoices
ut goods sold, aud draws ny notes iof
things bought on uus; he deposits
money In the bank, draws his checks,
discounts notsu AuG does business In a
natural anu sensible way, and Just A.
IA ionein any well regulated husi.
ness house. Each student Ia given
Au opportunity 10 MI each position.
At one time he II IN the wholesnlu dry
goods business, at another he II deal.
ing In real estate, another day OF week
he IL frrighting agent or banker. This
sort OF work Ia the brst possible for de-
vsloplng skill AMI ability, ana which
give. valuable experience.
banking uepartment.-lh banking
department IL most elegantly fittod
aud furnished even TO minute details.
Students do their business exactly M
they would nj any bank. Their money
h deposited aud their checks drawn
10 meetthedemands OF the daily routine
OF work In the practice department.
the bank collects their notes, dis
counts COMMERCIAL paper, issues orrti1
cates OF deposit, and thoroughly ini-
tlntes these young business men anu
women into the mysteries Of banking.
The professors alsJ give thorough la.
stfuctiOn on bank Organization, bRnk-
lux generally, currency aud klndted
topics.
Commercial Arlthmetic.- This, ne Ia
name implies,ls o0ufre specially laid
cut Tor business men. Principles are
taught by the beat OF teachers and
methods.
Commercial LAw.-It IN deemed Ad,
visable that these students should
carry away with them sufficient
knowledge Of the law TO enable them
to keep out VI difficulties. Tn, oours,
oiiereu In this sluuy does not pretend
~ be thorough NJ regards minute de-
tails, but such subjects are treated n,
uro deemed Of great importance 10 O
business maI--nAmelyi contracts, ne.
gotiable paper. interest, liens, tender
payments, ETC., anu agOod understand
Ing of these IL required.
Penmanphip,praotical grammar, bus,
iness oorrtsponuenoe and civil govern
ment are also courses offered an thli
department, NJ we'll a. photography
and typewfiting,
There are i've students In this de
patlment who Will finish their course
Two will graduate, taking out diploma