The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-07
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hold at least two sessions every
and the number OF class hours
be greatly increased. In addition
ns regular practicing faculty, the
hers who viii devote ali their
to the work OF the law school.
ng the past year a course In bank
~ was added. This course will
auEnt ny Lee p Joslyn. referee
{ichigan, southern division. II is
Aim OF the law school to combine
theoretical and practical elements
legal education. Students are as
In nnding employment In law
attending the courts, over 40 OF
h are In daily session In this city.
% school numbers among It's alum
any prominent judges, prosecuting
rneys and other lawyers A large
Der OF successful business men
also CIT fak onsn the cSIrss TIE nsnt
MOTT BUSINESS UNIvERsITY.
{ every Detroiter In aware Of the
that we have In our midst one OF
ost fsm9Ss 9n n,,.a s ts.i.inf ,n
hool In the Detroit Business Univer.
located at 61-3-5-7-9 West Grand
r-ave. which for more than SO
Xecutive years has been training
1g men and young women for use
result OF its work and success that
snts are In attendance from every
X1sed country on the globe, while
than $1,000 men and women have
tined their knowledge of practical
bling. Many OF these students are
actually engaged In business here
3etroit. some OF whom are the most
hinent and professional men Of this
Today this institution 10 FOUND
better equipped than ever before
the university offers a course OF
y and training that Is not to be
"a in any other school It's In
ctors are men and women of ex-
onal attachments. many OF them
:s'nsr s Ssfb5efss d. 5ro a. I. Usually
red TO. il the only private com
bal school In the city that has re-
"a the unqualified endorsement OF
National Association OF Accredited
msrciai schools " IL also IN al
psilanti and possesses hundreds OF
moniais OF successful students
unhesitatingly recommend Its
he OF study to all serious-minoeo
" men and women DESTROYS OF pre-.
table position in the fields OF COM
%. industry or finance. The uni
lty issues q handsome bulletin
81 contains q great deal OF vaiu-
Information. which should prove
to sysrygaSs pn nesIsste Main
recalling in person at the univer-
offices. one may obtain q copy.
advise everyone interested TO Sc
one at once as II will undoubtedly
your eyes TO the opportunity tnat
y r csi Hi on Monday. wednes-
or Friday evening. visitors may
Bess the night school Of the univer.
n sesalon. and this inspiring sisnt
mort CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
Detroit Conservatory Of Music, q
the enrolment has been the BAN
year. over $500 students were en-
81 quality Of work done by the
ISnts has been Of high order. AZ
/ shown by the programs given. dur
Ono year. and which won the high
'praise from the musicians through
the country. The Detroit conse r.
ery Of Music sic. no " e cnnsinstly in
Esing power and influence Will be
81 the same management. Francis
York president, and James III. Bell,
{stary-treasurer. The Detroit Con-
katory OF Music at the present time
known and Acknowledged by the
[in9 musicians Of Europe and
krica to be one OF the foremost In
"a mana cement IL now mailing the
klogue for 1s1l-1s15 and making
Snsive preparations for the coming
bon work. Great care has been
81 In strengthening the different
aftmsnts. by adding clever and
Wn members OF the faculty are:
hcis L York. Miss Elisabeth John