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$hallaa s L h L4 "2i€o-Educational Opens Sept. 30 " Cholee of 3130 or 7130 C S-year course joads to LL-B. T ¥euree. i fo 5 ¥ ooanr the Bar. ition $80.00 a year. | E"s G N.W. YMCA Main 8750 Prepares thoroughly Small classes. | afternoon playground. Call or Address 2144 California Street N.W. University s P 3 £ = DEPARTMENT OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Comprising the School of Graduate Studies, Columbian Col- lege, College of Engineering, day and late afternoon courses in the liberal arts, engineer- School Opens Wed'f-dly. Mfler B AN, to !m" Nb 230 rM Wt PR lephone North 3 Pfll('lll; MISS EVELI\A PIEBCE THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SEPTEMBER 18, 1921_PART 1. j ?REWIWWFWPMTW “The Pol:omac School” Sidwells’ Friends School An Ekmentnry Sclnol for boys and girls, with kindergarten and 1811 Eye St. NJV For Boys and Girls 39th_Year Begins Sept. 21 Thos. W. Sidwell, A.M. Principal Chartered by Act of Congress 1821 CO-EDUCATIONAL Session in All Departments Ofiens Sept. 28 ing, architecture, and education. For catalogues and other information apply to The Regis- f trar, Lisner Hall, 2023 G Street N.W. Phone W. 1649. THE MEDICAL SCHOOL For catalogues and other information apply to The Dean, 1335 I Street N.W., Telephone Main 7875. THE SCHOOL OF PHARMACY For catalogues and other information apply to T he Dean, v,\ 808 Eye Street N.W., Telephone Main 1617. THE LAW SCHOOL Forenoon and late afternoon classes. For catalogues and other information apply to The Secre- tary, 1435 K Street N.W., Telephone Main 6503. University Preparatory Stlnool. E E. (‘urner 12 'lh and F sts. n.w. l'r " d h M. A, M. Eou D hemaiicst Tangmagos. Pivuics: Chemiatry, Civics, History, Literature, Bte’ v SERVICE EXAMINATIONS — Bpe Courss in Income tax bookkeeping and statis- tics. stenography and typewriting; tuition, | er_and for entire coure. The Civil Ber‘vlc: Preparatory School, south: and Teachers’ College. cTul BUSINESS COLLEGE Fall Term Now Open n.w.' Phone STENOGRAPHY TYPEWRITING BOOKKEEPING ACCOUNTANCY SECRETARIAL TRAINING Call, Phone or Write for Information ‘| The | Co-Educational i|* October 1, 1921 Classes, 6:30 to 9 Each Evening the degrees of LLB. L. and qualifying for ad work offered in shorter time. i i | ! | | t Bar. I] _street northwest. i | STRAYER’S Day and Evening Sessions F St. at Ninth Main 3430 LAW SCHOOL of National University (Incerporated by Bpecial Aot of Congress.) Fifty-third Year Begins Standard courses leading to LLM. and i rniss(on to examination for the Students by intensive study [ may complete the maximum For catalog or other infor- mation, apply National Univer- [/ sity Law Building, 818 13th f; Telephones | Main 6617 and Franklin 2909. || i K. of C. Evening School 1311 Massnchusetts Avenue 1004 F Street N.W. ountry in question. now open. The famous and e: lusive Berlitz Method makes guage, English included. E: ent. Small classes make an ear! nrollment desirable to secu! most convenient study hours. BERLITZ School of LANGUAGES Est. 1878. 336 Branches 816 14th Street N.W. Franklin 2620 Never before have there been s many splendid business opening: ‘or men and women understand ng foreign languages. Scores of merican firms are seeking capa. nly requirements are good char cter, common sense and the i bility to speak, read and write | he language of the particular Learn at the Berlitz School of Languages. Take advantage of he extraordinary opportunities asy to learn any modern lan perienced native teachers give ersonal attention to eash stu- Day and Evening Classes. Rea- ! sonable rates. Catalog on request. for all other courses. K. of C. Evening School 1311 Maxnachusetts Avenue 1004 F Street N.W. Free ’to 5 Ex-Service Men and Women Tuition is free to men and women who served in the Army, Navy or Marines during the World War and who register for courses in the Knights of Co- lumbus Evening School, either at 1004 F Street N.W. or 1311 Massachusetts Avenue, during the week of September 19-24. The following courses + will begin in the first week in October: bookkeeping, business law, economics, income tax, salesmanship, arithmetic, algebra, geometry, trigo- nometry, shorthand, typewriting, English, French, German, Spanish, public speaking and other com- mercial and academic subjects. service men and women pay a moderate tuition. Register at 600 G Street for courses in auto- mechanics, radio, mechanical drawing, shop mathe- . matics and electric wiring. Register this week at 1004 F Street N.W. or 1311 Massachusetts Avenue K. of C. Evening School 1311 Massachusetts Avemue 1004 F Street N.W. Accounting, Others than ex- K. of C. Evening School 1311 !luneh-nlu Avenue 004 F Street N.W. X ly re | | BECOME A DRAFTSMAN Start now to build for yourself a prosperous future —an expert training in Drafting as the foundation. The man who is today laying the plans for his future and equipping himself with the ability to carry them out is the SUCCESSFUL man of tomorrow. All want success—but few realize that to atfain it one must prepare forit. The right training in the right line is the answer to the problem of how you shall be prepared. “A SHELTER IN THE TIME OF STORM” August 18th, 1921. Mr. Roy C. Claflin, President, Columbia School of Drafting, 14th and T Streets N.W., Washington, D. C. Dear M. Clafiin: Hoiaecoeibtiofi s diplomn for MlechanicallDr8ftivg and I thank you very kindly for same. It may interest you to know that I have been working as a draftsman for several months—in fact, long before I completed my course. I have tried to visualize where I would have been during this terrible business depression if I had not taken your course || in Mecchanical Drafting. Undoubtedly, I too, like several of my friends who have been given involuntary vacations of in- definite duration owing to business stagnation, would have been wandering around in a temparature of 100 degrees, plus or minus, in pursuit of a position. Ordinarily I would not com- ment on unemploment, but when one has a mother and a sister to support unemployment then becomes a vital matter. Fortunately, the training I have derived from my connec tion with your institution has enabled me fo obtain a good po- sition, and_despite business amdlhom 1 have_reasons to be- lieve it will be permanent. With best persomal regards to you and your <o-workers, I others, and I wish most heartily that yox will continue success- Jully to fulfill your obligations in the future. With best persohal regards to you and your co-workers, rewgin Sincerely yours, (Signed) HARRY W. STUBER. T ) EXCELLENT PAY—CONGENIAL WORK O THOSE who are properly trained in drafting work, such as are the grad- uates of the Columbia School of Drafting, Services of that kind of draftsmen are in demand at a premium. There is no more dignified and pleasant work than that of drafting. It is creative, edu- cative and fascinating, ever laden with opportunities for advancement. excellent salaries are paid. LEARN IN _YOUR SPARE TIME THOROUGH training in the drafting profession can be mastered, under our intensive methods, in from 6 to 10 months of one’s spare time or in 3 months “full time.” 1=~ RATES TO INCREASE ON SEPT. 21 The graduate is then qualified to step into a first-class position as draftsman at professional salary. school in session all year—day and night classes. We have a complete home= study course for those who cannot attend our local school. =~ Instruction is individual— Enroll Now. . Particulars cn Request. COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF DRAFTING The larlut institution cpcaallzmz in the training of Draftsmen ROY C. CLAFLIN, President. 14th and T Sts. N.W. Phone North 272 Accountancy. damental. .. 1009 -11 1319-21 F ST N.W. ACCOUNTANCY Adequate practical preparation for the work of the accountant | in public practice or of the ac- N counting executive in the large- scale business organization. Courses of professional grade, leading to the degree of Bach- elor of Commercial Science, courses in Auditing, Cost Ac- counting, Finance Corporation Accounting, covering in the most thorough way every phase of Late. afternoon and evening class groups,’ advanced and fun- Open Monday, Sept. 19 Call, Write or Phone for Bulletin. BOSWORT i IN TERNA:IE‘I NXL“%%BB&" PHONE MAIN35668 Georgetown Law School 1921- 1922 Opening exercises of the session w1ll be held Saturday, Octo- ber 1, 1921, at 5:10 o’clock p.m. 2 ; Beginning Monday, October 3,1921. AFTERNOON COURSES for the Ist, 2nd, 3rd post cradu- ate and patent law classes, 5:10 to 7 p.m. NEW MORNING COURSE for Ist-year class, 9'to 12a.m. For information apply to : = Hugh J. Fegan M.A,LL.B,Ph.D. Assistant Dean Georgetown Law School Building 506 E Street N.W. Phone Main 7293 MILTON BUSINESS SCHOOL (Corner of New York ave.) Phove Fraaklin 2904 ST. MARGARET’S SCHOOL A day and boarding school for girls. Kinder- garten department. ~ Boys admitted to lower finau, 2115 Califoraia St. ISSES LIPPINCOTT & BAKER. Principals. MISS L. ELMENDORF, Asst. Principal. ocl2s 311 EAST CAPITOL ST. All Commercial Branches One month, day, $15; evening, 8. After 7 monthly payments the mext 5 months are free. LINCOLN 38 37th YEAR WILLOW BROUK ACADEMY. A home school for children. Offers a thor. ough physical. mental. moral, military and mu- sical training for coliege or business. Under Christian masters. Located at the base of the Blue Ridge near Washington, D. C. Modern conventences. Healthful. Bcenery beautiful Address J. C. BEATTY, Headmaster, Biue mont, Va. SCHOOL of EXPRESSION 1340 New York Ave. NW. A School of Self Expression and Individual Development Presenting a Phase of Educational Training of Value to All l The following courses are included: Expression Public Speaking A oome ot indic A et o T persont oxivure. TeT™. —LRID ‘Ders, salesmen, etl: Seif Develop- Vaice & Speech the < m nle- ind ciation—speech g fects. | i Spoken and Wl‘itlen Engl:’l‘h week. Classes Day or Evening Private Lessons EIGHTEENTH SCHOOL YEAR ‘The Bome School Forest Glen, Md. IH:S accommodations for a few boarding pupils. Refined hom= influences.. Careful individual training to develop personality and strength of character. Progressive Educational Methods ’ Fall term begins Sept. 19, 1921. Charles 3. Schooley Phone Ken. 13-M. Supt. Learn Spanish Frofessors from Spain. "' Conversa- ‘tional Methods. Rapid Progress. This School constantly is (Mmlnl new classes. Also private classes and lessons at residence. |9zl-zz Economic Course Weeks—$30.00 With_our nulhodl at the end of this course the puplls must speak, read. write and transiate well enough to hold any po- sition in which the Spanish language is re- Quired. This class meets Tuesdays and $ridass at 8 p.m. and lasts one hour. First lesson Oct. 4. Enroll mow. Number of pupils in this course mecessarily limited. Spmlsh Sclwol of Washinfiton O tvee HW. Fhose M. o, s -—a