Evening journal., 1918-11-13
DR.. S.P. CADMAN At
GOLDEY NEXT week
Distinguished New York
Clergyman to Address
32nd Commencement
COLLEGE HAS HAD
NOTABLE GROWTH

The annual graduating exercises OF
Goldey College VIII be held at the Play
house on next Tuesday evening at which
,imc The members Of the thirty-second
class Viii receive their diplomas.
These exercises have long been recos
nized as events Of considerable import
ancc in the intellectual life Of the city.
That the high standard OF excellence
will be maintained this year Is assured
by the fact that Or. 5. Parkes Cadnan,
pastor OF the Central congregational
Church, Of Brooklyn. one OF the aDles'
platform and pulpit orators OF the usy'
viii be the principal speaker.
DR.. Cadman's career has been most
remarkable one. He was graduated with
honor and distinction from Richmond
College. London University. He at once
came TO America, and within four years
ae had risen by sheer ability to the pas
torate Of the Metropolitan Temple, for
nerly the church where Bishop John p.
Newman had preached and General U.
:. Grant and family had worshiped. His
ministry attracted so large following
that the building was enlarged, but II
was still insufficient for the numbers
sho flocked TO hear him.
From that day 20 the present moment
Dr.. Cadmans career has been a national
one: indeed, his fame Is international.
ae is as we'll known in London as in
New York. In Montreal as IN Chicago
rhc English-speaking world has recog-
azed the great qualities OF the man,
md he is ranked as one OF the greatest
preachers az the world. He has refused
a. ..f
s a special lecturer st Yale. Harvard
Amherst and other colleges and uni
versities, and he Is one OF the most
popular men on the Chautauquo plat
form. He has endless. physical and
mental yigor. and is master OF many
subjects in which the public Is pro-
'Onndly interested. His addresses are
iital messages which. once heard, can
-aever be forgotten.
Founded by II. 5. GOldey In 1886 the
college that bears his name has, from
he start enjoyed healthy growth.
fhne after time us quarters, originally
n the Institute Library Building. were
Enlarged to provide FOR its increasing
attendance. In 1916 the new Goldey
College building at Ninth and Tatnall
itreeis, planned especially to meet the
requirements of modern school OF
business, was finished and occupied.
The consistent policy OF the school
las been TO keep abreast OF the times in
mrriculum and methods. This Is evil
Ienced by the fact that Goldey College
Mas among the lrst 10 discard the the0-
,etical text book method OF teaching
Bookkeeping and TO Introduce instead
Ihe practical budget" method. Also,
shis school was one Of the pioneers In
seaching the "touch" method OF type
Nrting, which has now entirely super
seded the crude and unsoientifc meth
,ds OF earlier days.
In 1916 Goldey College became a mem
Der of the National Association OF Ac-
sredited Commercial Schools. an Organi-
cation that admits only those private
business schools whose standards, edu-
sationally and otherwise. are OF the
higher order. One OF the aims Of The
National Association IS TO raise com
mcrcial education 10 a higher plane and
70 standardize courses Of study.