davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-09
POZNAMKY K SOUCASNYM
UDALOSTEM.

y fQNeSlny 0oktOT DOHoSlONl,
P. Jehlicka, jenz pred n6ko-
,lika mesici prijel do Spoj. Sta
til, Easel Sc svoji propagandou
proti Geskoslovenske republice
do anglick6ho tisku.
Pokud jsme mohli souditi
re slovenskych casopisu, s. .jeho
Stvanlm Sc mu valnG nevedlo
mezi bratry Slovaky, ale "a to
jeho nejnov6jSi 1tok nesmi
byti podcenovan. Napsal totiz
clanek pro tiskovou sluzbu Ma
rodni katolicke valecne rady,
jenz byl zaslan v5em katoli-
ckym casopisum V zemi V
Mich otiSten. Byl tedy cten sta
tisici, nell milliony, ctenaru,
kteri nepochybne budou spa
trovati V Cesich barbary po-
hany. Dir. Jehlicka dbsiovn6
pravi, ze ceska vlada mini "a
vadeti do Skol "pohanskou mo-
ralku", re ceSti voiaci ma Slo-
vensku znasilnuii divky a ze-
ny, re ylada odpira Zalozit!
pro Slovaky universitn, ze ie
olupupie 0 ieiich rec a maze
tex a ze pres $50 kostelu bylo
zneucteno, re Volna MySlenka
nabizi so korun kazdqmu, kdo
odloudi Slovaka cd katolickG
cfrkve a re 81 Cesi ma Sloven-
sku pocinaji iako Y dobyte ze-
mi.
Neminime Sc obirati vyyra-
cenim tvrzeni onoho pana do
ktora bohoslovi, nebot' by
chom vlastn6 museli yyvraceti
kazde, ale uverej1ujeme ella.
mex We v6rnem prekladu, ably
81 naSe verejnost utinila plny
poiem o hrozne, podvratnt
praci Dr.. .Ichlitky proti Ces
kosloyenSkG republice ameri
ckem katolickGm tisku.
Dr.. Jehlicka pise:
'Irsko bojujici "a syobodu ;
neodvislost neni samotn6. NJ;
spolecnika utrpeni ma peNni
ne eyrorske - Slovensko.
Ceska vlada odzbrojila $40
vensko a zustavila je npln'
bezbrannym. Ably byla zlome
ma moe jeho odporu, i nastroi
byly odebrany jeho lidu. NJ
priklad, jenom jedna sekeri
lest dovolena V kazde domac
noStl. IeChpYe oDaVall sc nyQ
revoluce.
Proc TAX mirnJ q itchy liz
jako Slovaci jsou znepokojen
a proc pomysleji ma revoiuci
Odpoved' jest, &c byli hluboc
zklamani q. VaZn6 roztrpcel
vysledkem sv6 jednoty $ &c
chy. Behem svetove ralky CC
chove podnitili Slovaky pro
Uhram slihoyanim osvobozer
od uherske tyrauie q It 'astn
zivot a hospodarskou prosper
tu. Cecho3G hovorili svobodl
bratrskou lasku q roynost. Nc
tyto Erase sotya re sllrgyal
jejich sobeck6 pohnutky. j
jich hlaynin cilem jest asain
lovati Slovaky, kolonisovati j
itch I,7eni . 7isSati clodh' q
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pred six, nepromluvi. Nehne-
vejte Sc ma mne milackove, Wy
"a to nem1zete. Nikdo 81 vas
nevsimne, nikdo vam nerekne,
aby jste otevreli oci a odkou-
kali neco cd tech starych, KITE
II Sc uz ami nesnazi, protoze je /
clenstvo podcenuje, he jake
drive, kdy 81 cvicitel musel da-
ii pozor pred clenem; nikdo
vas nepouci, nevede, nefekne
co mate cfsti.
Lhratka upadame, hyneme
a chceme to pfikryt zaSJerou
verejnych cvicen1, chceme O.
hluSiti svedomi, zavirame oGi
pred Smutnou Skutecnosti.
Co mas vytrhne z te dneSni
!, bidy? Cvicitel? Toho nemame.
Tedy 81 no vychovame. Jak!
Zapfahnouti do prace stare
cvicitele, ktefi mali poctivost
v srdci a ne V ustech. Jen Sko-
ly mas mohou zachraniti. Cvi-
citi a cviciti! Ale ne clenstvo,
cvicit sbory cvicitelske. Kazdy
den a neuprosne. Ocelove ka-
zne jest nam treba. Pomoci 81
musime, sic utoneme bahne,
ktere mas uz zaleva. Verejne
nam nepomohou, nadelaji nam
jen novych starosti, dlouhych
| priprav, pro ktere sc nedosta-
meme k vlastni praci, k praci
soustavneho@ ikaznovani jed
notlivcu. VSech! Mladi nemaji
0 sokolske kazm ami poneti,
staff sc. nakazili> cd mladych,
I, takze jich nerozeznas. Ten kdo
videl tn praci V jednotaeh V
celku We stare vlasti a vratil
Sc do sve jednoty zde, dozil
! Sc straSheho zklamani, kdyz
vidi tn klackovitost, neuctu, ne
1 kazen, neochotu a jak Sc to
! vsechno jmenuje. A toho Sc
musilne sprostiti, chceme-li So
kol zachraniti.
Jak toho dosahneme? Mech
me prace pro obecenstvo, pro
pokladnu a we'd me clenstvo
ku kazni, k zelezne Ami, "a
cineJme cd pozorneho posta-
veni, ucme vic a to ostatni nam
bude pfidano. Nine je milejsi
bratr spolehlivy, treba meme IL
mel, nez ten, do udela deset
veletocd, ale pri pozoru ST tro-
ri saSky z cvicitele. Vet5i cenu
ma poctivy cvicitel, treba ne
byl vrcholovy cvicenec, "a
mestnava-li sve druzstvo sve-
domit6, nez cvicitel, vyborny
borec, ktery Sc s druzstyem nu-
di, nena prom dobreho slova.
Mluvi Sc stale privolani
: vzornych cvicitelu re stare VIA
Z sti, taky bratr kdyby prinesl
sem to nejlepsi nadseni, tn
nejlepSi yuli, prospect, kdyz
sezna mas tom stavu, V jakem
Sc nalezame, ztrati veSkerou
/ chut' k praci mezi nami, pon6-
: vadz nenalezne zde to, co .ie
podminkou kazdeho uspechu.
: Jen V mas samych lezi Zachra-
: ma. Opakuji: nechme vsech ve-
3 reinych yystoupeni V tomto
: roce a v6nujme sc svemu Glen
: stvu, aby v6delo, co je to So
/ olska kazeh a il take Zachova-
: valo, vychoveite 81 pofadny
!. sbor cyititelsky, zaklad to ce-
9 leho Sokola a prace nase pri-
!, nese uzitek
i Vaclav Stupka,
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ly mezi Slovaky a dostava sc

Jim pomoci cd ceske vlady, jez
soucasne klade vsemozn6 pre-
kazky katolicke slovenske stra
ne. JeJi casopisy jsou censoro-
vany a jeji schuze vyrusovany
ceskyni vojaky.
Cesky parliament Cd sameho
zacatku osvedcoval slime ne
pratelstvi proti katolicke cir
XVI. Uplatnii zakony o spalova-
nj mrtvych, o rozlucitelnosti
manzelstvi a nynl Sc pIipravu-
Je zavesti do skol pohanskou
moralku. Tez uvazuje pred
loze, jez by pripravila katoli-
ckou cirkev o jeji majetek, tax
aby vydana byla ma milost stat
mich dfedniku a ma zruseni kla-
steru odstraneni krizu re
skol a soudnich SIM.
Vsechny tyto veci jasne po-
rusuji smlouvu versaillskou,
ktera mezi jinymi zarukami, u
stanovuje:
"Vsichni obyyatele Cesko-
slovenska budou opravneni k
volnemu vyznavani, at vefej-
ne neb soukrome, kazde yiry,
nabozenstvf, neb pTesvedceni,
jehoz vykonav&ni nenl ma ukor
verejneho poradku nebo We
refine mravnosti."
Vedle pokusd oloupiti Slova-
ky iejich nabozenstyi, Ce6i
chteji jim witt ropnez jeiich
matefskou rec. Ceska vlada
odplra povoliti SlovakIm je-
jich vlastni universitu. Ridite-
| love Skol jsou Skoro VeSmeS
Cesi, Skolni knihy pouzivane
ma slovenskych skolach jsou
tist6ny V cesk6 reel. Slovaci
chteji 81 podrzeti poaziyati
svoii vlastni rec.
VSechen statni maietek, po-
zemky, lesy, dolly, oleje a mi
neralni vody Slovenska isou Y
rukou Cechh. Soukrom6 stat
KY zeme stenaji pod breme-
mem dani. Lide jako celek jsou
| priyad6ni k zoufalstvi krutym
Ivydiranim. Slovensky jeden Sc.
dlak nedavno trefn6 pravil
"Ceskoslovensko jest velik0t
kravou, ktera Sc pase ma Slo
yensku a Jest dojena Ce
chach." Sloyaci neprodukuj
ami pro sebe dostl, ale + TO ma
lo, co Jejich prace vyda, vzatc
jest Cechy Neni divu, ze liz
ma Slovensku trpi hlad, les
stizen tyfem, jako Trencin
sku a ma Oravsku. a odiizdi ~
syVch domoyu a domaci pud,
do Ameriky u vetsim poctt
nez pod drivejSi mad arslol
yladou,
Slovensky narod Jest utisko
van Cechy slovenskymi jed
notari. Vedle toho jest tam l.
procent lutheranu, kteri hraj
tut6z roll mezi Slovaky jake
UlsterSti hraji Irsku. Polite
XII strana, Zvana "Lidova' by
la sorganisovana n od pocatkl
; bojovala samospravu - kite
ra byla Slibena Cechy V Anne
rice V Pittsburgh, 30. kyetnt
1918. Ay5ak tato strana jes
krut6 pronasledovana.
Slovaci pozaduji uplnou ne
: odvislost a doufaji, re Jim A
: merika pomu1e. Tato pomo
jest tim vice nutnou, ponevad
| pfitomna situace V Ceskoslo
| vcnSku ohrozuje Eyropu
dokonce i Ameriku. Cechov
: vyhledavail prime spojeni
ruskymi bolseviky a podafi-
Z sc Jim to, boiSevism muz
j yniknouti do CeskoslovenSka
: roZnititi pozar Y sousednic
: statech (Rakousku, Uhrach
: Rumunsku) a TAX zatiti zkaZ
: Eyropy.
Kdyby Slovensko brzy doss
hlo sve neodvislosti, takov
Oh. 1,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17

FOR SALE+--Several dairy heifers.
Fresh and coming fresh. VIM. F.
Jinnette. Merrill. Ore. 12-1S'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17
NOTICE INVITING BIDS TO DO
THE CITY PRINTING

Proposals will be received by the
common council from daily papers
OF the city OF Klamath Falls. Ore
gon, having a bona fide circulation
within the city. for doing the city
printing and making publication OF
all legal notices for one year.
Such proposals will be received up
to and including the 21st day of Feb
ruary, at 8 o'clock p. NJ. 1921.
BY order of the common council.
A. l.. LEAVITT,
1921 Police Judge.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17
RESOLUTION

The City Engineer pursuant
to the resolution OF the Com
mon Council heretofore adopt
ed, having under date of the
21st day Of January, 1891. filed
plans, specifications and Estimates Of
the cost of improving Pine Street
from Eleventh Street to Esplanade,
including intersections; and the Com
mon Council having taken the same
under advisement and finding said
plans, specifications and estimates
satisfactory.
1T is HEREBY RESOLVED. That
said plans, specifications and esti-
mates for the improvement Of Pine
Street from Eleventh Street to Es-
planade, including Intersections. be
and the same are hereby approved;
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLV-
ED, that the Common Council here
by declares its intention TO improve
said portions Of Pine Street, in ac-
cordance with said plans, specifica-
tions and estimates; said improve
ment to consist of paving said por-
tions of Pine Street with Concrete.
Bitulithic or Willie. The estimated
cost of the improvement Of said por-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17
Excavating
Teaming

Let us make you q price on dig
sing that basement. or other sx-
cavating you contemplate. We also
do team work Of every description.
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FOR SALE-Household goods. in
cluding white enameled bed room
set.-1405 Oregon Ave. Phone 43W.
1917
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WANTED

wANTED-Four, five or SIX room
furnished house. close In. Phone
29S-J. -26-17s
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Phone 426-J
PARAIso HOT SPRINGS
'.Thc Carlsbad OF America"

A cure for stomach troubles and
rheumatism. 145 miles south OF
San Francisco. Special railroad rates
from Klamath Falls.
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| Fresh and coming fresh. VIM. +.
Jinnctte, Merrill. Ore. 12-1S'
-~@s~@~~~->s'>~s~~~~ss~~ ~~s>>~'a>>~~ses>~~sS>'s
tions OF said street by placing there
on either Concrete. Bitulithic or Will
lite to be s12,662.s0. said cost in
cluding grading. rolling. curbing and
cement sidewalk.
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESoLv-
ED. BY the Common Council that the
following described property be and
is hereby declared benefited by said
Improvement, to-wit:
Lots g, 6, Z, s, Q, 10, IL Of Block
2, Hot Springs Addition to City Of
Klamath Falls, Oregon; Lots 1, 2, 8,
Z. 8, Block 3, Hot Springs Addition, to
City OF Klamath Falls, Oregon; also
property described as follows: Be-
ginning at the intersection of the
Southerly line OF Pine Street with
the easteriy line OF 18th street:
thence northeasterly along the south
erly line Of Pine Street, 100 feet.
thence southeasterly at right angles
to Pine Street. 65 feet; thence south
westerly at right angles to 11th
Street 120 feet; thence Northwestern
ly along the easterly line OF l1th
Street to the point OF beginning; also,
Beginning at the intersection OF the
northerly line OF Main Street with
the easterly line Of 11th street run
ming thence easterly along the north
erly line OF Main Street, IS feet;
thence northerly parallel with 11th
street, 100 feet, thence westerly par
allel with Main Street, IS feet, to the
n. - L.. "a a,.
southerly along the easterly line OF
11th street TO the point OF beginning;
also. Beginning at a point on the
northerly line OF Main Street. 120
feet easterly from the intersection OF
the northerly line OF Main Street and
the easterly line OF 11th street;
thence northerly at right angles to
Main Street 240 feet to the southerly
line Of Pine Street. thence easterly
along southerly line Of Pine Street
120 feet; thence southerly at right
angles to Main Street. $40 feet to
the northerly line OF Main Street 100
feet to the beginning; also, Begin
ming at a point on the easterly line
of 11th street 65 feet southeasterlY
from the intersection of the souther-
ly line OF Pine Street with the easter
ly line of 18th street; thence south
easterly along the easterly line OF
11th street rs feet; thence at right
angles to 11th street northeasterly
IS feet; thence at right angles north
westerly parallel with 11th street 75
feet; thence at right angles to 18th
street southwesterly So feet to the
point OF beginning, all said property
being In Hot Springs Addition TO City
of klamath Falls. Oregon. and that
said property above listed and des-
cribed be and hereby is declared to
be assessed for the expense Of said
Improvement. --.. ....-.
AND BE 1T FURTHER REsoLV-
ED. That Monday. the 7th day Of
March, 1921, at the hour OF 8 o'clock
p. M. at the Council Chambers at
the City Hall, be fixed as the time
and place for the hearing OF objec-
tions and remonstrances against the
said proposed improvement and the
Police Judge is hereby directed to
cause notice of said hearing to be
published as by Charter provided.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17
FOR SALE--Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-200 tons OF alfalfa hay
or will trade for cattle. c. J..
Bradbury. box 297, klamath Falls,
Ore. 16-l9s
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STATE OF OREGON,
County OF klamath,

City of klamath Falls-ss
!. A. l.. Leavitt. Police Judge OF
do hereby certify that the foregoing
is duly enrolled copy OF resolu-
tion adopted by the Common Council
on the 81 day OF January, 1921, de-
claring its intention to improve Pine
Street from Eleventh Street to Es-
planade. including intersections. and
approving the plans, specifications
and estimates of costs submitted by
the City Engineer.
A. L. LEAVITT, Police Judge.
16-A6 &c., -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17
AUTOMOBILES

PELICAN BAY BUS
Fare 25c each way
Leaves Rex Cafe Leaves Pelican City
1:46 g. m. $500 .. m.
lS:f6 y. m. 100 p. m.
300 p. m. $3.50 p. m.
Reckard Rent Service
Phone ~
26-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17

FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red roost-
ers S2.50 each, Cox Bros. Merrill.
Ore. 1918"
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wANTED-Stock hogs and choats--
No stunted stock--Address p. O
Carlson, Box 1s5, klamath Falls,
Ore. 1921
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SHOWCASES FOR SAI.E--About
seven different kind. Also one bar
Der chair. Reasonable prices. The
Mars Confectionery, 1022-1024 Main
81. 15-1Ss
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Academic Year Opens Monday, September 10, 1921.

The National School Of Commerce
EDWIN c. BOSWORTH, President
locs.11 international Building 1919 Fstreet N W.
Phone Main 5668 s.'l.1'
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opened up. Student papers. . score
or more fraternities. debating, scisn-
tito and literary societies. football.
baskst-baii. track and other teams
all offer opportunities for the de-
ysiopmsnt Of the particular bent Of
the individual and Of school spirit
A Law School and q Medical School
with practically perfect records be-
fore state examining boards. . school
OF Pharmacy offering an admirably
well balanced course. and o Depart
ment Of Arts and Sciences with grad
uate and Undergraduate courses in
liberal arts. education. engineering.
architecture, chemistry. and physics
such 10 the university's gift to the
youth OF the nation and particularly
Of the National Capital. offering the
best alike to the full.time student
and 70 the part-time student with
whom earning and learning must 90
hand In hand.
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women lawyers could not even made
quateiy be supplied.
Had these two pioneer women law
yers not heard the cry from afar. our
only two women Federal judges, Judge
Kathryn Sellers Of the Juvenile Court
and Judge Mary o'Tools Of the NUM-
cipal Court. would not now be occupy
ing those high places Of honor. They
could not have received their Legal
education in time TO obtain the ex'
perience and requisite number OF years
Of practice TO make them eligible tof
appointment to those judgships. Whhe
they are not classmates they greau'
ated from the same law school.
Washington furnished the largest
representation OF, women lawyers At
tending the American Bar Association
recently held in Cincinnati. Among
the number was Mrs. Ellen spencer
Mussey. the first dean OF the wash
ington College Of Law serving Tor
seventeen years. She 70 the thrteentn
woman to be admitted In the United
states Supreme Court and 10 one Of
the leading women In international
law, having been the legal adviser for
many years OF several foreign ieEa-
lAoho AZ tAAAo SseSs . e.
Miss Gillett Honorsd. ! ff
Miss Gillstt. the seventh woman ad-
United to the Supreme Court Bar. at
that meeting was elected vice
president Of the local council Of the
American Bar Association.
Others attending were Miss Ida NJ.
Movers. Miss Mary Laird, Miss M.
Pearl Mccall, Miss Helen Hill, Judge
o'Toole and Judge Ssilsrs, ell gradu.
ates Of the washington College OF
Law. 's'
Sudge Fiorenes d. Allen. of clsvs.
land, u said 70 be the first woman
judge In the United States to serve In
Q court OF, general turtsdictien. She
cutdistancsd in number Of votes, the
three other county Judges elsctsd.t al
Of whom were men. ~ ,sfs.
New York has the distinction Of APP
pointing the first woman Judge. Judge
Jean Norris. She presided In two diff
fsysnt courts altsrnsfsly. one. The
woman's Court. the other the Court
Of Domestic Relations. ~
q There are. many important legal po-
sitions held by women In the Federal
Department. Among those recently
appointed are Mrs. Edith b. Newman,
sent by the State DEPARTMENT 70 Cuba
to assist General Croyder in drafting
new banking laws. and Miss Mia Al
len. head ,iof the Child's Labor Tar
Division. Il. y -. j
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-18
GREATNESS ACHIEVED
"a BY DOING FOR OTHERS

Men, achieve greatness not by what
they do for themselves but by what
they do for, others. Yet no man ever
attained true greatness- though emit.
nence he may have resched-by plan.
ming such . service with such an end
in view. The btgness OF service lies
In the love Of humanity that % is big
motive, and IN the Joy with which Its
sacrifices are made without calcula-
ton Of reward and reEnrdlsss OF praise
J. Berg Bsenwetn. W, $50 N
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isss whose doors were open 10 wome
for the study Of law.
Mr.. Dsusherty. the United States
Attorney General, has said that he
wanted women lawyers represented IN
all OF the Federal courts; that their
influence was healthy; that they
cleared and purified the atmosphere;
and, IN addition. he said. They make
competent and conscientious lawyers.
True to that statement. he has re-
Gently appointed Mrs. Mabel Walker
willibrandt, of California, Assistant
United States Attorney, succeeding
Mrs. Annette Adams. resigned. and
recommended the appointment BY
President Harding Of, Mary O'Toole'
Judge OF the Municipal Court.
Miss GiIlstt Dean Of Sex.
Miss Emma M. Gillett holds the RED.
ord 81 having practiced law longer
than any other woman In the District
Of Columbia. She completed her
thirty.sighth year In June
But for the far vision Of two
womsn--Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey
and Miss Gillett--who established the
first co.educational law school In the
pistrict OF Columbia. now entsrtng its
tvsnty-sixth year.. the demand Tor
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Finish every day and be done with
II. You have done what you could:
some plumbers and absurdities no
doubt crept In; forget them a. soon ~
you can. Tomorrow 10 . new day; you
shall begin It well and serenely and
with too high q spirit to b numbered
with your old nonsense. -Emerson
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SHOW me the literature on your
reading table and win correctly read
your future, because the influences
which you are planting In your, mind.
later on."-Ths Golden Rule Masa.
k1nA. '.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-18

II IL not what . man GETS but whst
q man II, that he should think Of He
should first think Of his character and
then Of his condition. He that has
character need have no fear Of his
condition. Character win draw con-
dition after it.--Henry Ward Bescher.
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SUFFRAGE OPENS
WIDE FIELD FOR
/ WOMAN IN LAW
Recognition Also Accorded by
Government In Recent
Appointments.
~ SARA r. GRoGAN.

the demand for women lawyers
since the signing Of the Nineteenth
Amsndmsnt little more than . year
ago: 10 greater than the supply.
This 70 not surprising. when you
consider that until very recently, even
mere In the capital Of the United
states. there was only one white col
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-18

oserss Warrington University In
this way minister's to large groups
OF young people. earning their iiv-
ms. and at the same tins obtaining
. higher sdueation. Many Of these
students are Government employees,
and the service rendered them 10 like
wise rendsrsd the Government IN
making its servants more efficient
thtough bettsr training. The uni,
yerstty buildings are located % that
paft.ttms studsnts can reach then,
with . miniunun expenditure Of time.
! The institutions FIRST duty WIN AZ.
ways be to- furnish 70 the young
manhood ) and wcmanhood of tie
District and to those who come
hare for its training the finest IN.
styuction possibis y their chossn
fislds. To this end. the univsrsity
10 constantly calling to It's faculties
experts from al over the country.
to take up the task Of teaching IN
the Nations Capital a. resident mem
bers Of the university staff. -
To the student who dsvotes an az
his time to college iptsrssts there IN
= wide dsld, Of student activities
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-18
PROFESSIONAL COURSES OF COLLEGIATE GRADE M
( ACCOUNTANCY
Practical courses, in small class groups,
closely supervised by successful profession
al and business men ,Uho take an interest
in each students Development. ..- .>. -.

Courses offering adequate preparation for pro-
fessional Accountancy for the work of the Comp
troller Auditor Accounting Executive and leading
to the degree of Bachelor of Commercial Science @,
The educational program of The National School
of Commerce includes Corporation Accounting, Con-
structive Accounting Law, Economics, Auditing and
Cost Accounting. The major subject Accounting is
given the greater portion Of classroom and study time
to the marked advantage Of the student.