Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-11
SHORTHAND is THE GREATEST KNOWN AID
TO BUSINESS SUCCESS, SAYS |. W. ARNOLD
OF THE SOUTHERN BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
Prominent Business and
Professional Men Ascribe
Their Success to the
knowledge of Shorthand
as the Entering Wedge"

Young man. young woman. learn the
art of Shorthand writing for II is the
greatest aid to business Success" says
l.. w. Arnold Vice President of the
southern Shorthand and Business Uni
versty of this city,
There are fifteen hundred shorthand
writer's in Atlanta alone, whose compen-
sation totals over one hundred thousand
dollars per month, or more than a mil
Hon dollars year!
"Four.fifths of all the business men.
bankers. lawyers doctors, preachers
and statesmen in Atlanta began their
careers as stenographers or bookkeep
erS'
us there any wonder then that a
business Education Is of such para
mount importance. and that il is ahso-
lutclV indispensable to all who desire
to enter the business world?"
Five Positions Open In One Hour.
Five applications from leading bust
ness firms for stenogra phers were made
within ono hour yesterday to the South
ern Shorthand and Business University
one typewriter company alone in At
lantH has placed five hundred of the
Sorthern's students in positions to say
nothing Of the hundreds of others
n,aced by the other typewriter compa-
nies.
Nine Stenoeraphers With One Firm.
owe large concern in the Gambler
RuNdine has inst employed another ste
po~ranher from tho Southern rr,aking
rl~~ altogether from this school that
ore row engaged as stenographers by
that Arm alone,
In almost everv office. business firm
and bark Of any prn''1irerce in the city
81 Atlanta WIN no FOUND from ore 70
dozen sstNnoFranhers who We're trained
~ their 0rCfeseior hv tho Southern
Pusiness College These will soon mass
~ into higher positions and eventual
ly become members ~ such e-ms
Can Won write Shorthand Where
Woo Won taught9"
Tresa are about tho frst two oues-
flows that business mon ~ tl'is city nro-
MOUND TO applicants for positions now
a@ays.
Business cours. Neee.ssrv.
81 -ece'vcd NV Sinlnroa from a Nter-
arv COLLEGE Nut after soaking errnlov-
r0ent ~ va'r for over three months
Nrd tNot wiz have 70 learn Shorthand
~ pookl,eenirV before rAcan secure
Sns'-7 Mo noe'''or sniS vourr man
10 the mama gers ~ the Southern Bust
nose CO'lSpe
WITH .N'c valuable acor,s'.'or as an
nsset tho NoNrr MANS or Young WON
owe sucoNes nc h-"aa winner and
fortune N,t'Ne~ ie q r-,,~oR
b-s 7is-- 70 &c mn = N.ar
Mr. rclo~ rar1a~ descendant -
one ~ Ce0rS'n's most noted a-'stoc-atI~
fq-,1l'es loarneS tNe nrt ~ SHORTY W Nd
y. tNe SNvtNe~n pu-i,ess College, ueeS
II for = while 20 s+nn0irg stone and
nov no &c an aNnl LAWYER hn'airr 3
Cove~~-'ert nos''ion IN Porto Rico pay
INC &c nm q year
Now PROMINENT New Nork~r
Mr. Too 1oNrson. now New yorlSs
Tire Commissioner, very exalted and
lucrative rosflon hepRr his business
rorcer as shorthand w~l'er having
'ao mod s'rr0rra My urfOr Professor
p-iscoa Fres'ferf 81 'he Southern
cN0r-hard "r1 Ple'ners Tuiverettv and
~vtNo~ ~ "P~'ecoc'e Chart - G~aha~1-
p'trnarir Shorthand" that litt'e lo-na re
hook which has made more high rla e.
sterogra nhe~s than hos any other t~ea-
tlse on shorthand published In this part
! Of the country.