The herald., 1895-09-01

determinations for pro-
motion and graduation are held on the
last Thursday and Friday of each month.
Dlploa ms-To all students who pass the
final examinations in a stai sfactorv man.
ner an elegant autographed diploma, un-
der the college seal, free OF charge, is
awarded.
Discipline-The young men are required
to conduct themselves in a gentlemanly
manner, all noisy or boisterous behavior,
bad language, smoking, ETC., in or about
the building. being positively pro-
hibited; while the young ladies of the
school are expected to deport themselves
with dignity that will demand the re-
spect of their teachers and fellow STU
dents.
wish to pursue all of the studies which
constitute a course, may select the
branches which they desire by special
arrangement with the secretary.
Reports-Monthly reports are sent 70
parents ana guardians, giving the stu
dents attendance, punctuality, deport-
ment and class average.
Mail-Mail is delivered at the college
three times a day, and students not re-
siding in the city are advised to have
their mail addressed In care of the Los
Angeles Business College. which will i'll
sure its delivery at the proper place.
Business Matters-Students are re-
ing to the college with tie secretary. in
the college office.
Notice of departure 1t is required that
each student, who contemplates leaving
the college shall notify the secretary in
the college office, that a proper record
may be made upon his books.
IT is SUCCESSFUL.
nAs the years 60 by, the Los Angeles
Business college is becoming better
known, is getting a firmer hold on the
confidence of the psople, and is compell-
ing recognition from friend and foe alike
as decided success. Everyone knows
that success is not a matter of chance.
Success is an effect. and there can be no
effect without a cause. Among the under
lying causes of the success and popularity
OF this school may be mentioned thor
odghly live and conn petent teachers, who
believe in modern methods, and who serve
as center of influence and pOweI-dy-
.lamos. constantly generating enthusiasm,
and spirit of progress and self-reliance.
Again. this institution Is imbued Dy a
spirit OF enterprise. 1t realizes that on
its shoulders largely rests the response
bility of creating sentiment favorable
to business college work. 1t is leader
in advertising, and it is not stretching
the truth to say that by its liberal and
general advertising the Los Angeles Bust
ness College benefits indirectly other
schools in Southern California nearly as
much as it benehts itself. But it does
not begrudge them this indirect benefit.
"Live and let live" is one of its notices,
and If it can help others while helping it
self, so much the better.
1t ought not to require much arguing
to convince young people who are con-
templating going to business college
that it is to their decided advantage to
attend the Los Angeles. A business
education consists.not merely in knowl
edge of bookkeeping, arithmetic. ETC.. but
fully as much in realization of the su-
preme importance of toe qualities OF
promptness, faithfulness. self-reliance,
and a never ceasing attention to business.
Is it not reasonable to suppose that an in
stitution as successful;as is the Los An
geles Business College must have these
qualities In marked degree? And is it
possible for any young person to be under
the training and influence of TINS school
during a period of three. six or twelve
months without imb:bing copiously of
its enterprise, energy, business capacity.
and general rustling propensities?
Not only do the students of this school
come under the personal training OF
skilled and experienced teachers, but our
very best business and professional men
ara ellisted in its service to give lectures
and practical talks to the students.
school can have are its own students,
The Los Angeles Business College has
thousands of eX-students and graduates in
Southern California. These will all speak
a good word for this college, except possi
bly, few worthless individuals who did
not have the manhoodsto accept the manly
structures and somewhat severe training
of the college without getting soured.
THE COLLEGE FACULTY.
r SLro6ar praaidapt oaporoI c,,por
and instructor in mathematics
and commercial law.
f. W. Kelsey, vice e-presldent, superin-
tendent theory department and main
room, and teacher of bookkeeping and
penmnnship.
|. N. Inskeep, secretary, manager busi-
ness practice department. and teacher of
bookkeeping, penmanship and business
forms.
E. X. Isaacs, teacher of bookkeeping.
arithmetic, grammar. penmanship and
correspondence. W. S. Norveil, superin-
tendent shorthand and typewriting de-
partment.
Miss Mary Oxby. princip pal of the short
hand and typewriting department.
Milton Carlson, principal English train
ing department, and teacher of bookkeep-
ing, penmanship and English branches.
J. Z. Brown, teachar of bookkeeping
anu English DranCheS.
+. p. EIskine, teacher of practical
telegraphy.
E. NJ. Wade, B. F.. teacher of assaying,
analytical chemistry and mineralogy.
Ellis LeMaster. assistant IN English.
SOME STRONG ENDORSEMENTS.
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce,
Los Angeles. CAL, June s, 1894.
Prof. I. NJ Inskeep, Los Angeles Busi-
ness College, City:
Dear Sir:-I have yours asking for my
views on the subject of business colleges
and of the work of your institution.
spent four good years of my life at a
city high school studying principally
Latin and Greek, and four more years
of my life at one OF the best universities
of the country studying more Latin and
Greek, witt some mathematics modern
languages. history and science. If l
cou'd have spent a small fraction of that
time studying bookkeeping, business
methods and other subjects such as your
institution teaches, it would have been
worth dollars to me tnow where all the
rest of it is not worth cents. That is my
personal expsrience-if it interests any
body-and | find it is generally the ex,
perience of the college man who has to
earn his living outside Of the professions.
Some familiarity with the methods in
vogue at the Los Angeles Business col
lege, and experience with the work of
several of it's graduates allows me to say
that tho institution is entitled to the
high degree of confidence which 1t seems
to enjoy from the public. Yours re-
spectfully,