The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-29
PROMINENT
EDUCATIONAL
INSTITUTIONS
Con,inued from Eighth PaxeJ

ence work; fine pipe organ and an
adequate number of pianos in the mu-
sic department; the physical training
department has two fully equipped
gymnasiums, one for men and one for
women: the college Is we'll supplied
with examples OF the best art includ
ing large number OF casts OF classic
statuary and Photographic reproduc-
lions Of, the work OF the worlds best
artists.
The faculty OF the college consists
of men and women OF the highest edu-
cational attachments, l.. H. Jones, A.
NJ. being president. Heads OF the
other departments are as follows:
Frederick III. Pease, director of Con-
servatory OF Music; Julia Anne King,
A. NJ. M. Pd.. professor OF history and
civics Edwin A. Strong, A. NJ, pro
fessor OF physical science; Florus A.
Barbour, A. NJ. professor OF English;
Benjamin l.. O'Ooge, A. NJ, Phi. D.,
professor of Latin and Greek; VIM.
III. Sherzer, M. s.. Phi. D., professor OF
natural sciences; Charles o. Hoyt.
Phi. d., professor OF the science and
history of education; Elmer A. Ly-
man. A. b., professor of mathematics;
Samuel B. Laird. A. NJ. professor OF
psychology; Dimon II. Roberts. A. NJ.
superintendent OF training school;
Mark Jefferson, A. NJ, professor Of
geography; Richard Clyde Ford, Phi.
d., professor OF French and German;
j. Stuart Lathers. Il. l.. professor of
reading and oratory; Wilbur p. Bow
en-, NJ. S., professor OF physical edu-
cation; Nathan A. Harvey. Phi. d., pro-
fessor OF pedagogy and institute con-
ductor, and John c. Stone. A. NJ. as
sociate professor of mathematics.
DETROIT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY.
The flfty-ninth year will begin Sept.
l. Every one IN Detroit IL familiar
with the good work. high standing and
successful history OF The ID, b, Z: AZ
and Yale stand out as landmarks among
the great educational instltutions OF
the country, so does the Detroit Bust
ness University stand among American
business schools.
During 50 years the D. q. L. has en-
rolled over 10000 students. many OF
whom are today the leading nnanciers,
business managers and professional
men. They are found on the director
ate OF every banking and trust institu;
accountants, bookkeopers and report
ers. Although the past has been sue
"essful the endeavor OF the manage
ment IL to make the work even better
than ever before by keeping it's courses
of study practical and modern. The
great aim is TO have the ID; B. icon
tinue as Detroits substantial institution
and as one OF the few high grade busi-
ness schools of America.
When one sees a great institution or
enterprise 1t Is natural to ask, w no
Is responsible for the conduct OF it?'
The management OF the ID. II. Y. Is In
the hands of three well known. expert
ence educators and business men. Mr..
w. r. Jewell, president: Mr.. II. j. Ben
nett. principal. and Mr. w. III. Shaw.
secretary. Messrs. Jewell and Bennett
devote TrIrrr cTrrfrr-r iin=-
sgemcnt and conduct OF the school The
person who is responsible more than
any one else for the great reputation OF
the ID. r. L. is Mr. W. +. Jewell. who
for over forty years has been connected
, with the school. formerly as teacher.
and latterly as president. His name and
reputation are well-known and stand as
guarantee OF stability. MIR. II. j.
bennett c-P- A. is we'll known
throughout America as an educator, ac-
countant. and author OF accountancy
literature. He is largely responsible
for the present energetic management
and high grade courses Of study that
prevail In the university, and his ex
perience and reputation as accountant
and teacher are great factors In the
welfare OF the institution He Is re-
sponsible for introducing in Detroit and
In the university the course of higher
accounting for bookkeepers and ac-
countants 10 prepare for the state, GER
tlficate or certified public accountant.
The course In accounting and auditing
IL the only one given By any -business
school in America, and therefor marks
the ID. X. L. distinctly as progressive
Institution and as an advocate OF higher
commercial education.
The student who contemplates taking
up "A business course should Investigate
thoroughly the merits OF the Detroit
business University.