Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-08-15
MANY SCHOOLS
FOR DISABLED
Men Wounded in Great War Have
Wide Range of InStitu-
tions.
% COURSES PROVIDED
One Hundred of the 546 COLLEGES In
the United States Are Situated in
the Middle West, Washington
Announces.

WdSllluSlOL, aug. 1l.-OI Cn6 04O
schools, colleges and universities
which have opened their doors for the
re-educatfon and vocational training
of discharged soldiers, sailors and ma
rines disabled in the world war, more
than 100 are in the middle West.
1t is the policy of the board to util-
lie existing institutions for instruc-
tion rather than to set up special
schaals and classes for the re-educa-
ton of wounded soldiers for civil life,
and also to assign the men. wherever
possible, to institutions in or near
their hines.
A total of % courses has been pro-
vided, the instruction ranging from
bee culture to boiler making, farm man.
agement to photography, and from
concrete construction, sheet metal
work, auto mechanics and plumbing to
salesmanship, theology, diamond cut
ting, medicine and dramatic art.
Institutions in Chicago.
Functional Institutions in Chicago
to which disabled men have been sent
are:
Academy of Fine Arts; American
College of Physical Education; Armour
Institute; Art Student league; Chicago
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat college;
Chicago Kent College of Law; Chicago
League of the Hard of Hearing; Chi
cago Technical college; Chicago Tele-
graph institute; Chicago Wireless insti-
tute; Coyne Trade Engineer school;
Greer College of Motoring; Gregg
school; Illinois School of Photography
Improvement Association for the
Blind; Koester school; Lane Technical
school; Lewis institute; Mayo College
of Commerce; Lyceum Art conserva-
tory; Mergenthaler Linotype school;
Metropolitan Business college; Shell
don Correspondence school; University
Of Chicago; University of Illinois; La
Sale Extension university Northwest
ern university; Rush Medical college;
Washburne school; Worsham school,
Colleges In Illinois.
Others throughout the state are:
Bissell college, Efingham; Bradley
Polytechnic institute, Peoria; Brown
Business college, Decatur; Efingham
School of Photography, Efingham i;
Haven school, Effingham; Illinois Nor
nal university, Normal; Moosehart in
stitute, Moosehart.
Men are also being trained in the
following establishments:
Chicago Lapidary company, Improve
ment Institution for the Blind, Inter-
national Harvester company, Peter
Reinberg's greenhouses. Sam G. Brown,
and Ritzman-Brooks Photograph COM
pany, all of Chicago; the Common
wealth Steel corporation, Granite City,
and the Lund-Maudlin company, at
Highland.
Throughout Middle West.
The other educational institutions in
the middle West to which disable men
have been sent are:
Indiana-Butler college, Central
Business college, Indiana Business col
lege, Latin Business college, LOckyears
Business college, United Typothetae of
America School of Training, all in Indi-
aDapolis; Browns Business college,
Terre Haute; Dodge Institute of Teleg-
raphy, Valparaiso; Indiana Business
college, Kokomo; Indiana university,
Bloomington international Business
college, Fort Wayne; Notre Dame uni
versity, Notre Dame; Purdue univer-
sity, Lafayette; Talyor university, Up
land; Valparaiso university, Valpa-
raiso; Vincennes university, Vim
cennes; Wabash college,, Crawfords-
vile.
Iowa-Ames High school, Ames !;
Capital City Commercial college, Des
Moines; Cedar Rapids Business col
lege, Cedar Rapids; Cornell college,
Mount Vernon; Drake university, Des
Moines; Grinnell college, Grinnell !;
Iowa State Agricultural college, Ames ;
Iowa State Teachers college, Cedar
Falls; Simpson college, Indianola: Tri-
City Barber college, Des Moines; Uni
versity of Iowa, Iowa City.
Places in Michigan.
Michigan-Cass Technical school,
Detroit; Detroit Institute of Technol-
ogy, Detroit; Ferris institute, Big Rap.
ids; Hackley Manual Trade school,
Muskegon; McLachlan university
Grand Rapids; Michigan Agricultural
college, East Lansing; Michigan Col.
1ege of Mines. Houghton; Michigan
State Auto school. Detroit; Reed
School of Stammering, Detroit; Univer
sity of Michigan; Western State Nor
NAL school, Kalamazoo.
| Wisconsin-Boys' Technical school
Milwaukee; Central Continuation
school, Milwaukee; Northwest School
Of Telegraphy, Eau Claire; Oshkosh
Business college, Oshkosh; School OF
Engineering, Milwaukee; University
OF Wisconsin, Madison; Wisconsin
| Commercial academy, Milwaukee.