The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-18
OPPORTUNITY
Qualify for a Salaried Professional Posi-.
ton Without Loss of Time from Work.
EDUCATIONAL VOTING CONTEST.

The Eagle begins today the most at
ractive voting contest ever inaugnrated
in Wichita We will give Ten Free
Scholarships in Sthe well known Interna-
tional Correspondence Schools OF Seran-
ton, Pa. TO the ten persons securing the
most votes between now and January /.
1901
The Ten Free Scholarships comprise
Courses of Study in CD Mechanical Eugi-
neering. 90 Electrical Engineering. includ-
ing complete set OF electrical apparatus
/ for the work of the course: ts, Architect
ure. () Civil Engineering. f9 Sanitary
Plumbing. Heating and Ventilation, fs1
Chemistry, 90 Commercial Branches, IS
Mechanical Drawing, including a complete
outfit OF drafting instruments and materi-
ais valued at s1255, TO use in the work OF
the course and afterwards in drafting room
work; (9) Architectural Drawing, includ-
ing complete outfit OF drafting fnstru-
ments and materials valued at Sass, 10
use in the work of the course and after
wards in drafting room work. and 90
Ornamental Design. including complete
designing outfit, valued at g. for use in
the work OF the course
votes, you will have first choice of the
Ten Free Scholarships. II the next Iarg-
est number, the second choice II the
third largest, the third choice, and so on,
ten choices 70 the ten receiving the most
votes.
Through one OF these Free Scholarships
you can, by a few months study, prepare
yourself for salaried position. Equipped
with the thorough and practical educa-
ton that will be given. you can easily
secure a situation; and by subsequent
study can rise to the highest and most
profitable and influential positions.
1t viii not be necessary for you TO
leave home and go away to school or
college, to take up one of these Free
Courses Of Study. You viii not even
have to lose a single day from your reg
ular work. You can continue to support
yourself at your present occupation, and
will be taught through the mails by ex-
perts in the branch that you select.
The instrument Is thorough. practical
and successful. 1t will qualify you for
advanced work the same as if you went
away to college. Thousands that have re-
ceived this instruction are occupying re-
sponsible and welI-paid salaried positions.
and rapidly rising in life as a ,result of
the education received by correspondence.
The only limit to the nigh positions you
can attain will be that set by your own
ambition
Any one can enter this contest Both
men and women take up the various pro-
LESSONS for which these Free Scholar
ships prepare. Young people. particular
ly. will reap great benefit from the
courses. Mechanics and clerks will find
in them an easy way to secure advance
ment or to change their work. None are
too old to be helped by them-tens OF
thousands Of men and women of all ages
are successfully qualifying themselves for
professional positions through study by
correspondence.
This IS your opportunity. Seize It, and
get a good start in life. Take hold with
the determination to win the contest
and secure the untold benefits OF a pro-
fessionaI education.
The records Of the competitors will be
published in every Sunday Eagle until
the close of the contest.
The bound volumes. electrical appara-
tus. and drawing instruments, which go
free with the courses, are on exhibition
at the business Office Of the Eagle.