Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-01
A GROWING
INSTITUTION
Its Mission Is Now Un-
derstood,
And Bright Is the Outlook For
MiIler's Actual Business
College.

The importance of Miller's Actual
Business College as an intermediary
between employers and young persons
seeking to equip themselves for busi-
ness positions is daily becoming more
thoroughly understood and appreciated.
In this relation 1t is II very successful
institution. The busy man who
needs help. and whose time is too val
liable to permit his taking young man
or young woman through the rules
and principles of business, finds Mil
lcr's Actual Business College the me-
dium through which he can get help
that Is competent from the start. And
the same nappy situation exists for the
persons seeking good positions. For
them Millers Actual Business College
opens the way to success. This insti
tuition has secured hundreds of good
positions for its graduates,and from the
number Of applications for help 1t re-
ceives almost daily from business men,
It can assure employment to students
as soon AS they have completed
courses satisfactorily.
Many years prior TO the establish.
mcnt OF this college, there was great
shorta &c n the number of well trained
competent bookkcepers and stcnog-
raphers. The demand was always
greater than the supply, despite the
fact that there were always great
many bookkeepcrs and stcnogrnphcrs
looking for pOsitions-lack of thorough
training was the reason for their being
out Of employment But now 1t is dif.
ferent. Young men and women real
lie that to secure satisfactory posi-
tions they must be competent. that
without proper training their chances
are poor. Mr. Miller the founder of
Miller's Actual Business College, OBJ
served this condition, and with a de-
sire to relieve the situation both for
employers and persons in need of en-
ployment. he began thinking over what
could be done. He solved the problem
10 the answer.
And from the beginning, I'm 1892,
the College has made good reputation
for itself. There has never been room
for doubt that the institution fulfilled
the object of It's founder. 1t has
sbundantly demonstrated the practici-
bilIty and usefulness Of the enterprise.
The good reputation has ever been
maintained. Never has the confidence
Of the business public been more gen
rrously reposed In the College than at
this time, and there Is every prospect
for It's continuance. There is no long
er need for tedious explanations and
arguments in introducing the merits
Of the institution the merits are their
own best argument. The parents IN
Akron who desire their children to
1pve business education ask no bet
Ter recommendation for Millcr's Ac-
tual Business College than the sue
cess II has enjoyed in the past, Pupils
are being continually enrolled for cour
ses In either bookkeeping or short
hnnd-and In many Instances for both
The College, which was started by
Mr.. Miller IN 1892. was continued by
him until the present year. In fcbru-
ed TO the hands Of Mr., II. r.. Workman,
whose successful management of the
Institution during the past three
years has been attended by splendid
results. Under the guidance OF MIR.
Workman, the College hus enjoyed
it's existence. The record for the past
year has been the best within the his
Tory Of the institution. nnd the outlook
for the future Is full of promise. In
asmuch as Mr.. Workman has been In
charge of the College for three years
the transfer of ownership did not even
cause Il tremor in the conducting OF
!. affairs. The enrolment since Scptcm-
her In the present school year has
been $50, with prospects for large
summer school
The halls and arrangements of the
College are the very best, There are
large, wel-lighted, and wcl-vcntIl-
lated study and recitation rooms. as
well as nicely furnished and convent.
ent offices, First you enter the general
office, OF from which is the private
office. Next you will enter the short
hand department, which Is n very
lnrge wcll'ventIlated and wcll-llghtcd
ROOM and leading from which Is the
rloak room. To the right OF the Short.
hand room, back OF the offices, YOU will
End the Typewrlting department.
which Is separated from the other
work. aud is arranged especially for
typcwriting purposes. Back of this
room and to tho right Of the short
hand department, Is the bookkeeping
room. which has every convenience
for the comfort OF the students. ON