Evening star., 1926-01-24
Y. N. {. A. COLLEGE
| WILL ASSIST BOYS
Fifty Scholarships Offered
Those Desiring Grammar
School Course.

Scholarships for employed hoNs be-
tween tho ages of Is and 20 We're
announced last week by the Y. NJ.
6. y. College. which sent letters to
various social agencies in Washing
ton asking them to recommend
worthy boys who desire To complete
their grammar school course. The
s' holarships 80 in number, have been
donated hy 2 group Of public spirited
men interested in the work of the
y. NJ. &. \. The monetary value Of
the scholarships amounts 10 about
$500. and includes the cost of III
struCti"n. books and paper.
The classes will he organized As
soon as the names of 81 BOYS have
been submitted and they will take
IN the work Of the sixth. seventh and
eighth grades. Tho classes will meet
every Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day evenings At o'clock in the
Central Y. NJ. {. y. Building. il II
intended 70 start the course Fehru
ary s.
IN announcing the scholarships, DR..
J. \. Sell. director of the school and
secretary Of educa tional work in the
Y, NJ. {. y. declared that class
oC - emnloyed boys was given in
structions last wear. These boys paid
their own way. the cost being ap-
proNima tely $50 each. Some of the
boys had difficulty in meeting the
expense and the award of the
schc larShips was made 10 enable the
work to he carried on without eN-
penSe tn the scholars.
Enrolled $40 Students.
During the semester. which ended
January Is. the Y. NJ. &. y. College
aud affiliated schools enrolled S3h
students. the ma iority of whom took
work in the school of IcCountancN.
The preparatory school enrolled the
next largest group. with the law
school third.
The second semester opens this
week. with the following courses of
f"red: Three-yea courses in account
ancy and business administration
leading to the degree Of bachelor of
commercial science and 4 graduate
course leading to the degree Of master
of commercial science: three-year
course in law. leading 10 the degree
Of bachelor Of laws. and course III
liberal arts leading to the degree of
bachelor OF arts in economics.
instructors. who will compose the
faculties Of the schools Of account
ancy. law and liberal arts. are: John
Hanna. DR.. J. y. Sell, f. :. Scott, DR..
f. w. Collier. Thomas J. F'railey,
h. Mover, Wayne kendriClk. Theodore
y. Nickson. George w. Offutt. Edward
J. Steeman. George T. RarSe. Peter
Nalaer. y. V. Wilson. r. O. Eliason,
+. c. Canova, j. G. Maytin, William
r Valance. William w. Rose. Judge
Fenton w. Booth. Charles V. INLAY
Clarence \. Miller. Louis NJ Denit.
William y. Read. r. II. Marshall. c. F.,
wainwright and William O. Eurtner.
Variety of Courses
The following courses will he offered:
investments, seminar, public speak
inG, business psychology. commercial
law. partnership accounting. begin.
nlng corporation accounting e. T. A.
problems. income tax. mathematics Of
accounting. business English fndirid.
ual accounting. C"ntraCrs H. advanced
corporation accounting. pra CtiCal aud
ii'ns. accounting III pra Ct ice. afvanc-
co cost accounting. economies audit
Ing. mocha nical and architectural
drawing. triConometry. solid geometry,
American Government chemistry.
history IN. International politics
English literature English compost
fion. Spanish |. history of civilization
common law pleading. property | and
II. tortS. criminal law. contracts. legal
hInllocrap ply. equity and trusts. part.
nerShIp. evidence. inSura nee and bank
ruDtcN. corporations conflict of laws.
constitutional laws and sales
The second semester of the perpara-
tory school viii begin February !.