The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 109, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 22, 1917 Page: 27 of 56
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ST. LOUIS COLLEGE
SAN ANTONIO WtiXAS'
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS
Classical Scientific Commercial and Preparatory Courses
"Hew and Well Equipped Boilrllngi Private Rooms Complete Ibpra
" -( tories NaUtorium EztenaiTe AthleUc Ground a
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE
The Peacpck Military College
Baa AatoDle Texas. 1st Lt Tnods P. Bardawar. Oca it ArtUleir
Corps dataUed b War Omartawnt . tint sckeel la Texas er sar
GnM State clue A by War OepartaMnt Oldest prtrate school
la Texas esdar eoaMosoes ataasfmeat tMsdpIliie rated 100
or Mjaiaai wamrai Taxes naaooai waara. uueipuae oeae
not awao psalahsunt. Correct kaMta. YJerrect Urlac Chsrso-
tar 100. Mot a rafonnatocr. Bisk ecaool stadias. Ages U
to 21. All aadcr direct eoperrlsloa of ertleer aod teeckers
day Sal night. .Beter to San Antonio ministers. Bast aodal.
moral and ralliwoa lnflaencce. Ubaral tenaa Sss Antonio .
a cleaa dtr by erdor of War DepartaMat tor protection at
soldier stsdents and ciTtlians against saloons and Immoral- .
itj. PnhlUrlon an barb street cars. Brady kail for back-
ward oof a. King la beda lite la the open. Tobacco pro- .
hiblted. Honor aystem. School ot eonrteey. No kssing. '
ohUgrtloa to enter the army. Arold conscrlptton. Orsd-.
nates accepted ee reams officers. Sammer aaaalon.
Preminme for namee of proopactiro etadeata. Texas schools
for Texes boye. BIHIT. It la a patriotle duty to keep
boys la Bchool. Kdncated brelns make fer leadership after
ue wan- souow um nag as a private orneer er etnaenc
War Daoartmant lnanactor raoarts: 'Tna lnatlratloB le
aaeatially military and military inatmctlon la coasidned of
the first Importssee la forming a boy's cnargcter. The dtsdpUao is exeelleat sad amral eea
dlUoaa thereat ere of the beat. Pood given tk cadets was alao estiatartorj. .asd a leeket
hlt Opan. Stptr U. Cu.ogo.. nO KBHM .
NORTH TEXAS FEMALE COLLEGE KIDD-KEY CONSERVATOBY
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For forty years the leading college for young ladies of the South-
west in patronage in enrollment in the fine arts in location. Un-
doubtedly the greatest conservatory of music in the South.
With additions to the literary faculty and other improvements
being made we can promise the best possible work in this department. .
An up to date Domestic Science Department. We make our pupils feel
that this college is a second home. '
For catalogue address EDWIN K1DP. PRESIDENT
THE THOMAS SCHOaL FOR GIRLS
KOUVt .1 BOX SV.BAN.AWTPNlOTErVAI
Is raoated foat outside the city limits on a. ear- UDtt1hvs oomblnintr ideal oouhtry
Ufa Witt. city piiYiiegea. Building absoloteir UraproOf .ana i
with ail moarn conveniences. FUU literary course '
oof and ' steam heated and
Ttlth excellent sdvant&ges In
Music Art- Expression and Buaineaa Ccra. .Writ tor eataiogue.
TEXAS T.HUTARY C0HEG& Terrell ; Texas
r 'School (tl.eavary' "Not tha apg4taHor''tiM 'Hlahert But the Beet."
The meet completely' eejatpned Boys' Sctwel tn ' tne toithwest ' Meperlne a boy ao if be enters
the army at tf-aje may so la aa Offleer.'- Baroliment limited' ta-aeleet nambersthet eompanloa-
ablo may ba beat and each boy.maj hTe personal ettenOen of larte facnltr of JlTenlty trained
Rea. The heme idea and Christian tnoneace throujrboot. Stand S eonrse from Tth Grade throosh
inlor Collefw. admitting to Junior Ctaes ef Vntrnnaty wltaoet aamleatia. Six baUdicw. tweotr.
ere eempeeT.seJt water swimming poot large Ubraw.andlymaaaiuia. AtUetjcs. PHrata eoif
WrHe f' mrw'free 'iUoatratad citatoe-ee to Ool.'loais V" Petri Ph. D.. Preeldept end Foonder.
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A aidaiidM new 150.cMd.00 Bclenea Bulldihg offer axWerptlonal advantages'' for
Ae study of 4he Sclencfa. BpwlaJ couraag offered for Pre-Medical and Fro-
A 'apectal laboratory with mod-
Toung
Engineering atodents.
. . Department .of Domestic Bclenoa lust i
era equipment srllt be occupied by tna'd
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Colleaw Faculty la one of tha atrorl
well Dlanned. Dormitories modern and corn
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. For catatec address .
vRaWBTRAR SOBTHWESTlRr UNIVEIlTJf Oeorartown Texas.
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Tne oouas r acuity is one of tna strongest in wo bouui. wou m aiuuy
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ST. EDVMD'S
COLLEGE
A BOARDING $CHQOL FOR fiOYS AND
ji': YOUNG MEN.
' (Under Military Training;.)
Offer every facility for athoroug;h cotlrse in Prepara-
tfnerdal Academic Collegiate an4 Agricultural
' depaKtmentaV with music shortbyid typewriting and
v Modern Languages at optionaL "
For Catalogue and information address
REV. EMIEL DEWULF C. S. President
Austin Texas.
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TRINITY UNIVERSITY. For Both Sexes-Stands fer
High educational eUndarda. Reverence for Qod and devotion to truth. High alms
and noble purposes. Cordial oo-eperetlon between teachers and students. Sym-
metrical development of the whole man. effort as the price of true success. QIV.
Ing every student a chance. The college aa the "training camp" for aervlee to.
humanity. Loyalty to the State and nation.
For further Information sddrese ' ': . . ' V
v -W HORN BEAK President Waxahaehl Texas. ;
nn'iailiiu ladies
SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE
DALLAS TEXAS
(Protestant Episcopal)
G)llege preparatory and college depart-
ments. School of music and fine arts.
Splendid equipment Strong faculty.
Saint rlary'G College Brings
to Texas All tHb Advantages
' of Eastern CplIeccG
To discover the best Texas has tc offer fori
the trtiining and education of your daugK
ter 5 write for catalogue and illustrated
booklet to the
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A junior Hcservo unicera rainins wnrpgg w. 3 Mrmy
The Best Equipped Military Prep School in the South
Located in College Park Atlanta's Educational suburb nearly
1200 fetet above sea level. Thorough preparation for college
technical schools business life. West Point and Annapolis.
Elegantly appointed buildings modern equipment unsur-
passed table iare beautiful drill and athletic fields. Cadets
live in homes witn teachers and receive close personal attention
day and night. Graduates enter college upon certificate and
may become Reserve Army Officers when 21 years of age. Mili
tary department under u. s. Army umcers.
Patronage select Expenses moderate.
COL. J. C. WOODWARD. President
COLLEGE PARK OA.
AT WACO
TEXAS .
1917
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY
Oldest school of the First Class In the Bute. Not a better one. The spirit of
search for truth pervades its halls and class-rooms. Among Its students Chris-
tianity is vitalised. It offers to men and women superior opportunities in Sci-
ence Classics Expression Painting Drawing and Music. Its literary and debat-
ing societies are not surpassed in the Southwest. It offers no short cuts to
knowledge. It has no bargain counter for wandering students. Open to men
and women. Graduates ot High Behoofs do well. State Teachers' Certificates
granted.
Catalogs Main University Catalogs Baylor College of Medicine and Pharmacy
S. F. MOOIS. U L 0. Waco Texas W. J. HEYEIS lejiatrar DsUaa Texas
Boarding and Day School for Girls. Thirteenth Year Begins
September 17. 1917.
Fireproof building with modern equipment Primary. Intermediate
College Preparatory Courses and all' branches of Music Art and Expres-
sion. Faculty composed of graduates of Vassar Wellesley and Barnard
Coileses and leading conservatories individual attention emnhasized.
Out door gymnasium tennis basket ball and volley-ball. Non-sectarian.
For Catalogue address MISS MART G. HALL 126 Oakland Street f hone
Crockett 65 San Antonio Texas.
-TEXAS
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Full four-year A. B. Courses Preparatory department for
younger atudente. Also strong aepartments In Art Expression
- Music Home Economics.
Location healthful and convenient midway between Dallas
and Waco. Easily reached by M K. and T. and Interurban
cars.
Recent additions to Library and Equipment and gift of
v $100000 for endowment enable the College to do better aervloe
than eves ef ore.
V Numbea of students not so -large ss to destroy the homo
element. Special attention to cultivation of quiet manners and
the development of fine Christian. womanhood.
': -1 A patron wHteat l am mors than pleased at tha happy
SjUlgf led girl that you have returned to me. She has no word
. . mi nun mm pasemeni to suit xo Tine
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orycBux 10 oo nor gooo.
Catalogue ( upon request.
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THE STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN DENTON TEXAS
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1 Was established by an act of the Twenty. seventh legislature and first openeo its ooore
for studente September S3 190J. It Is frequently referred to ae the most popular college pr unl.
verslty in Texas; and It hsenJoyed a moat remarkable srowjh arrd development. During the
regular eession of 1S16.1? It enrolled one thousand end aeventy.flve (1076) students and during
tha summer session five hundred and fifty (MO) students making a total of sixteen hundred
and twenty.flve (1S26) girt of Texas who attended the college In one year; one hundred and
eighty 1B0l counties of Texas were represented In the attendance. The college is rated by the
State Board' of Examiners of Texas as a college of the first ren.-
(S) Otters s broad and thorough Instruction and training In the following courses of study
by a faculty of aeventy.flve (75) members educated in the best eellegee and -universities of
America and Europe: (1) the household ana course; (2) the literary course i (l) the fine an!
applied arte course i (4) the rural arts course; (5) the manual arts couee; (6) the homemakgrs
course) (7) the eommerclsl erts ouree! (S) the musical course. Including piano voice violin and
public school muelci (8) the expression coues s; (K vocational and practical courses in cookery
sewing millinery end the crafts) (11) a kindergarten training school courae. No bettor fse l-
Itles and opportunltle are provided m Texas for the training of teachers for the public schools
students in the college being able to earn teachers' State certificates without taking the
State examinational while the training In home eeonomlca for the Dome and for the position
of teaching la unquestionably the beat offered in the Southwest. Particular attention is directed
to the fact that the eotlege otters the beet of training lor supervisors and teachere of publlo
school music and fer kindergarten teachers. The courses of etudy repreeent ths best educa.
tlchal thought and practice of the country and have been carefully worked out so as to
Include that content an method-ef education which contribute meet culture and efficiency.
The objects of the course of etedy arep a've in appreciation ane training (1) for the duties
and responslbllltlee ef homelif In an efwf aspects and (2) for the vecaf lstuj for which women
are especially adapted. In keeping wKH the.reoognlxed standards ef modem education the elee-
. tlvesystam Is reeegnissd m eeveral course ef etudy and a student -may attend the college one
year two years three er four years; and at the end of the year receive a certifleate of profte-
lency a teacners- stave oertinestsr S oipioms et.grsouaxion w mm oaniwr a o..
(3) Has provided wholeeome oats living accommodation In eht large modem dormitories
wits a trained dietitian -and lady members of the faculty In charge and In refined private
hemes near the Campus and convenient to the ooUeg buildings where th eame ssfeguarde and
at.naiarita of llvma wbtalit aa a tlte-aWmltaHaa. - The college bellevea that seed health and
oun bodies are fundamental to the happlnese and usafulness of women.. The object of the.
k. i. k. . imnnrtini inatitutlon in our clvlllxat on. ana tnat coneoe wnoee wont
tends to build up dignify protect and preserve the homo le rendering aervlee entirely worth
while. In order to safeguard the health of the students and to develop in them physical sound
ness and vigor a resident women college physician looks after their health and systematic
properly orgsnlxed phyalcal trslrlng Is given by two Instructors In physical education. Glrta
who attend tha college as a rule Improve In physical health while acquiring the culture and
the efficiency which enable them to meet the duties and the responsibilities of Fife In a successful
way. The college has sent from Its portals more than twelve hundred (12O0) young women
bearing certificates of proficiency dlpiomaa of graduation and degrees.
(4) Providss for attractive durable uniform drees. In good style for all students under 30 .
years of sge thereby promoting economy preventing snobbishness and developing a broad-
minded generous democratic spirit. At the graduating exercise thle year each one of the two
hundred (200) graduates wore a dress made by herself and which cost only from four dollars .
snd fifty cents ($4.50) to five dollars ($5.00). This wae In etrlklng contraat with the practice .
of aome of the other collegea and universities In the State.
(6) Has provided education and training for the glrta ef Texas at the least possible cost
consistent with the high quslity of service rendered. The averege expense of a girl who
attends the college for a session of nine months. Including traveling expense. all college fees
room board uniform clothing books laundering suppllss and Incidentals varies from two hug.
dred and seventy-five dollars ($275) to three hundred and twenty-five dollars ($326). Many
students ar able to attend the college for less than tha lowest figure mentioned. Eight girts "
choeen at random from the different clasaes this year submitted Itemized statements of their
expensee for the eession of nine montha. The lowest was two hundred and thirty-nine dollar .
and forty-five cento (S2JS.48); the highest was three hundred and .nineteen dollara and forty-five
centa ($319.45) and the average waa two hundred and sixty. eeven dollara and eeventy-elght .
cents ($287.78). More than three hundred glrta thle year earned In part their expensee by .v
rendering aervlee of vartoue kind at th college. Many girls spend more money at home In
nine months than it would cost them to attend the College of Industlal Arts for the earns l1
length of time. . . ;V7.
(6) Ha its Instructional and reeldentlal building located well apart and on a hrgh hill aar
tho canter. of the seventy-flve acre campus the most healthful and beautiful location ot )(.
college or university in the State. . H-:fiJoj'
. The present war crisis ha forced the American people to give thoughtful consideration . '4
the Importance and necessity of the verylnd of ed goat ion and training offered by this celleg.
The next regular session of tho collg will open Tuesday September 18 117. .' jj t
' college Is to oonopry ths llfs force and the life material of th home and Its environment. .
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