The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-08

is a graduate OF Prof. Yunck. having
received both his diploma and his
and the progress OF his pupils is mark
ed. He is a favorite among the music
loving public Of this city and Michi.
gan and hi, appearance on the concert
can be reached on Saturdays at
Bryants Music Store. Els Woodward
ave.
VAN AMBERGH SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
The Van Ambergh school OF MUSE &c:
oldest musical schools in Detroit, hav-
ing been established some sixteen
years ago by L. K. Van Ambergh. The
its graduates are to be Pound as in
structors In some OF the leading mu-
steal schools OF America and as ar
lists on the concert stage and In or.
In the Van Ambergh school to the
teaching OF Violin. Piano. Flute. Clari-
net Trombone. Cornet. Cello. and
Voice, Cornet and Trombone players
are fitted with mouthpieces to enable
them to reach the high notes.
MICHIGAN AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE
~ Lansing. Mich.
at Lansing 10 the second institution
OF learning In size and Importance In
the state. II 10 situated near the state
s sspds on T grounds aggrssatinE ninety
ings with good laboratories. and all
the equipment OF modern design neces-
sary to make the students work effec-
tive and attractive. More than seven
teen hundred students worked In these
buildings last year. under faculty Of
one hundred and thirty instructors.
splendid social life. on demo.
who cares to- enjoy 1t. All social func
lions are held on the last two even
ings OF tho week.
ThA
fully safeguardsd A hospital with .
trained nurse Is open to ali students at
a small cost and four cottage hos
pitfalls are maintained to take care OF
The expense of a course at this col
lege Is remarkably low No tuition
Is charged to residents Of Michigan.
those residing elsewhere. Board 10
furnished In clubs at cost. Labora-
TORY Fees cover only the most of ma
terials used. Dormitories furnish very
pleasant homes for young women and
low cost.
Graduates from high schools APP
proved by the college will be admit
OF entrance blank signed BY Principal
or superintendent. Applicants for ad-
have not graduated from approved
high schools. In addition to other cred
It's. Will be required to pass an exam
nation In algebra through quadratic
elementary physics, and In English, In
Guiding rhetoric and composition.
The object OF the five-year courses
TO oner mature young men and wo-
plete high school course, an oppor-
! UNITY TO secure a college training
TeNenter one Of the nve-year courses
equivalent to that given during the
n nrst two years In a good high school
the nve-year course will be discon-
tinued after 1913
In order that the student may OBJ
TAIN a practical as well as a scientific
knowledge. the college maintains herds
OF twenty-hve different breeds Of live
DETROIT BUsiNESs 'uuvNsV Ensirv.
Inc sixty third consecutive year of
Inc Inc Detroit Business University opens
Iuesday. Sept. 3, 1913, and from pres
ent ihoications the enrolment bids
lair to exceed In numbers that Of any
previous year
The Business University occupies
commanding place In the state of
Aucnigan' with Its $4,000 alumni. many
OF whom are now leading business men
or the state.
More than 2,0n0 calls per year are
received by the employment depart
ment or the university. so great IL the
demano Tor young people with practi-
cal Detroit Business University train.
| Ing, and the management announces
That 1t Is utterly unable to meet the
demand Verify. this is an age OF bust
hess, and he young man or woman who
enters the business world equipped
with a training such as Is given in this
well-known and thoroughly depend
able school does so with every assur-
ance or being successful.
A visit to the university will well re-
pay anyone interested. and to those
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