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EDUCATIONAL
LANDRUM SCHOOL OPENS SCHOOL OF DECORATIVE
HANDICRAFTS TO OPEN
FOR SIXTEENTH SEASON
Positions
Can always be secured for well trained office help. Begin
preparation at the Fall term. Opens September Oth.
This school is affiliated with the Michigan State Normal,
Ypsilanti. Accredited by the National Association of Accredited
Commercial Schools.
Michigan ' s Oldest Business School
Total enrollment of over 52,000 students
of any Detroit Business School
The largest graduating class
for MI.
thorough
training
in
Accountancy,
Shorthand (Gregg
Gives
Bookkeeping
or Graham), Typewriting (Cote Touch Method),
Machine, and Calculator Courses, English, Salesmanship, 'Insi-
sts!' Administration, Civil Service and Secretarial Courses.
Day and Night Sessions .
Trained teachers. Ideal location, light, well ventilated rooms
Employment
well organized Student Society, A most efficient
Dapartnsant.
The demand for well trained students is continually increas-
ing. D. B. U. graduates are being placed every day. Their quali-
They hold the World's Class .room
fications are unquestioned.
Records.
For information
Its Free.
Send for Bulletin
IEstablished 1850
Phone Malts 1205
III Grand River Avenue West
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Detroit in its growth and rapid de-
velopment of the appreciation of art
has long felt the need for a school
which would teach handicraft.
The commercial success of Detroit
has grown so fast in proportion to
the growth of appreciation for arts
and crafts that a school in which the
average person may make artistic
decorations and useful articles has
been opened.
The School of Decorative Handi-
crafts will officially open in a fully
equipped, modern studio at 6291
Woodword avenue, teaching parch-
mentry, metal work, batik, tied and
dyed, gesso, celluloid, luster china,'
wood carving, enamel, pottery, book,
binding, painted glass, leather, block'
print, stencil, basketry, novel arts and
toys.
The instruction will be given at
very modern tuition in both day and
evening classes, with very capable in- 1
structors, under the personal super-'
vision of Miss Edna M. Wetton, for-
NEW MEXICAN CONSULATE
merly instructor of handicraft at the
WARSAW.—(.1. T. A.)—Mexican Chicago Academy of Fine Arts. Miss
consular offices will be opened here Wetottn's experience covers a period
within a very few weeks, according of nine successful years.
The School of Decorative !lamb-
to reliable information. Among many
refugees now in Poland there exists crafts was founded by Walter Fuchs
a strong movement to emigrate to and other prominent Detroit men who
are interested in the advancement of
Mexico.
The Emigrant, a weekly publica- art and as such it has the endorse-
tion issued in this city, announces ment of Albert Kahn of the City Art
that women proceeding to their hus- Commission; Clude II. Burroughs,
bands who live in the United States curator of the Detroit Institute of
will not be included in the 3 per cent Arts; John P. Wicker, director of the
quota allowed by the new immigra- School of Fine Arts; II. M. Kurtz-
worth, assistant director of the Chi-
tion law.
cago Academy of Fine Arts and di-
rector of the Michigan Art Institute;
Clark D. Smith of the Fine Art Guild.
This group of men have been untiring
in their efforts to bring to the people
of this city an understanding of the
beautiful things of life which is the
birthright of all Americans in every
walk of life.
0. N. Beckler is business manager
of the school.
The Landrum Theater School, re-
puted to be one of the oldest estab-
lished theater schools in the country,
announces the opening of its six-
teenth season in Detroit at 135 West-
minster avenue. The school, estab-
lished 42 years ago by Robert Lee
Landrum, is still being conducted un-
der the personal supervision of Mr.
and Mrs. Landrum.
The Landrum Private Ball Room
School, run in conjunction with the
Theatre School, offers instruction to
children and adults under the per-
sonal direction of Mr. Landrum.
Every Wednesday and Saturday is de-
voted exclusively to society ball room
artistic dancing, the study of grace,
amateur fancy dancing, character, na-
tional and folk, exhibition, ballet,
aesthetic and interpretive dancing.
Arrangements for music or vocal
instruction can also be made with
Mrs. Landrum.
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630 Jefferson Ave. E.
Have you made your choice of School and Course?
It is time for you to decide.
The University of Detroit, established 1877, offers you
the best inducements whether you contemplate taking up a
Literary Course—A four-year day course, leading to the Degree
of A. B., or all
Engineering Course (Co-operative)—A five-year day course, lead-
ing to the Degree of B. S. in chemical, civil, electrical, me-
chanical or aeronautical engineering, or a
Course in Law—A three-year afternoon course, leading to the
Degree of LL.B., or a
Course in Commerce and Finance—A four-year evening course,
leading to the Degree of B.C.S., or a
Course in Foreign Trade—A one-year evening course, much called
for because of our expanding export trade possibilities, or a
Course in Commercial Art—A two-year evening course, under the
able direction of Fred. C. Nash, well-known cartoonist and
artist.
The last four courses are OPEN to LADIES
ENROLL NOW!
Office Hours:
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DETROIT INSTITUTE OF MUSICAL ART
"Strongest Faculty in the Middle West"
.
A School
which offer. decidedly superior
advantages In Piano, Voice.
Violin, Organ, Theory, 'Cello,
Viola. Public School Music.
Harp. Mandolin, Ukulele, Lan-
guages, Dramatic Art, Public
Speaking and Orchestral ,In-
struments.
A Faculty
of over 60 Artist Teachers,
leaders In the musical life of
the city and Including 10 of
the leading member', of the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
Yale Building
Students
School Orchestra
Recitals
Muter Courses
Fall Term Opens Sept. 5th
Students may register at any time for day or evening instruction.
"We Charge No Enrollment Fee"
Call, write or 'phone for our illustrated catalog.
Phone Northway 2255. Address, 5405.5415 Woodward, cor. Kirby.
HENRY B. MANVILLE, Business Manager.
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DETROIT
Independent and progressive. Thorough training in Drawing and
Painting from Life. Illustration; Composition. Limited students' list.
Catalogue sent on request.
Enrollment begins October 3.
Fall term begins October 10.
JOHN P. WICKER, Director
Chalmers Building, Woodward and Parsons. Detroit, Mich.
Phone Glendale 7633
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2709 Woodward Avenue
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Violin Instruction
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BELGIAN SCHOOL OF VIOLIN
1564 Woodward A
Gladwin Bedding 504
Nicholas
VIOLIN AND 'CELLO
GARAGUSI
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: 11041
Jules L.
KLEIN
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Thorough Instruction
Glendale 5788
4705 Cass at Forest.
Available for Concerts, Recitals
and Musicales.
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.
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PASQUALE BRIGLIA
VIOLINIST TEACHER
Only serious students accepted—assistant for preparatory work .
Res. 473 Hancock West, Glen. 4104-M. Studio 515 Gladwin Bldg.
MAY LEGGETT-ABEL VIOLIN SCHOOL
VIOLIN — CELLO —
PIANO
Fall Term Opens September 5
a..
GREGORY MAYER &THOM M
Printers
Engravers
Blank Books
Lithographers
Loose Leaf Devices
Stationery and Office
Furniture
41-53 Cadillac Square
Phone Main 5350
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12-5 P. M.
(2 - 5 P.M.
Last three courses (7 - 9 P.M.
. Ask for bulletin of any course.
Registrations are open at the p
Klein-Garagusi studio, recently open-
ed at 4705 Cass avenue, at Forest
The school is in charge of the two
distinguished musicians, Jules L. MUSICAL ART INSTITUTE
TO OPEN SEPTEMBER
Klein and Nicholas Garagusi.
VILNA JEWS REFUSE TO I
JOIN WITH ZELIGOVSKY
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—The Jewel
of Vilna have refused to participate I
in the Parliament which Zeligovsky is
calling to determine the political
status of Vilna. The parliament is to
consist of the members of the town
council, members of the clergy and
others.
The Jewish members of the town
council have issued a statement that
they will not participate in Zeligov-
sky's parliament. Their reason is
that they have been elected to the
town council to manage the affairs of
the town and have no right to deal
with such political questions as that
of to whom Vilna shall belong.
CUNARDER MAURETANIA
TO USE OIL AS FUEL
j 9-12 A. M.
First three courses
"Those move easiest who have learned to dance."
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The Detroit Institute of Musical
Art announce the opening of their
fall term Sept. 6. Situated just north
of the new public library at 5405
5415 Woodward avenue, it offers the
student of music a faculty of over
66 teachers and regular courses in
piano, voice, violin, organ, theory,
cello, viola, public school music, harp,
mandolin, ukulele, language, dramatic
art, public speaking and orchestral
training.
The officers and heads of depart-
ments are: Guy Renter Williams,
president and head of the piano de-
partment; William Howland, vice-
president and head of the voice de-
partment; William Grating King,
treasurer and head of the violin de-
partment; Edward B. Manville, Mus.
Doc. F FA
. head of the organ
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.
and theoretical departments: Mrs.
Helen Burr-Brand, head of the harp
department; Herman Kolodkin, head
of the viola department; Frederick
Broeder, head of the 'cello depart-
Cable alt ices just received by the ment; Mrs. Maude Embrey Taylor,
Cunard Line announce the conversion secretary, and Ilenry B. Manville,
of the Cunard liner Mauretania into business manager.
Additions to the faculty for the
an oil burner at the yards of Swan,
Hunter AWigham Richardson, Ltd., coming season follow: l'iano, Nita
Newcastle, England, her original G. Meyer, Alma Balmat Grimes, May-
builders. The conversion will pro- belle McGuigan and Marguerite Stra-
ceed at the same time as the repairs chant violin, Gerrtude J. Venderbush;
necessitated by the recent fire on viola, Herman Kolodkin, first violist
hoard. The Mauretania will re-enter of the Detroit Symphony; public
the New York-Cherbourg-Southarrp- , school music, Margaret K. Sullivan.
ton service on Jan. 14 next. I Special features of the school are
The conversion of the Mauretania' the master courses for advanced stu-
to oil-burning will make a total of six dents in violin, under Ilya Schkolnik,
vessels using oil fuel in the combined concertmaster of the Detroit Sym-
fleet of the Cunard-Anchor lines, phony; composition and orchestra-
with an aggregate of 137,000 tons. lion, under Victor Kolar, assistant
All of the new fleet of 16 vessels or- conductor of the symphony, and the
tiered since Armistice Day will also school orchestra of 50 pieces, under
David Chocov, also of the Symphony.
be oil fueled.
As a coal burner the Mouretania The Institute's new illustrated rata-
holds the blue ribbon of the Atlantic, log may be had on request.
havin matte the fastest westward
passage in four days, 10 hours and 41 MARY MACE UNDERWOOD
minutes, and the fastest eastward
STUDIO OPENS SATURDAY
passage in four days 13 hours and 41
minutes. lice highest day's run stands
The Mary Mace Underwood studios
at 676 knots and her best average
reopen Saturday, Sept. 10.
speed for one day is 27.04 knots.
The technique as taught in this
When the Aquitania was recently
school combines idealism and realism
converted into an oil-burner her speed —the attainment of health, mental,
average Was materially increased.
physical, spiritual — self - realization
and efficiency—the basic principle be-
ing to enable each student to become
SEEK TO EXCLUDE JEWS
of the One art of living. The
FROM RUSSIAN BUSINESS master
ideals are high but the system is most
practical and applicable in the home
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—The So- or business world.
The dance is taught as belonging
ciety of Polish Merchants, which is
mainly responsible for the agitation among the fine arts and not as an
institution
of transitory amusement.
for a boycott against Jews, is now
taking measures to monopolize the The directress, Mary Mace Under-
trade with Russia in order to corn- wood, is an artist with an ardent love
pletely exclude the Jewish merchants for her work and a devoted service
of Poland. In a memorandum sub- that has characterized the successful
mitted to the government by the So- career of the studios.
ciety of Polish Merchants, they re-'
quest that the preference in the Rus- CARMEL RESTAURANT
sian trade be given them, as against
UNDER NEW MANAGER
Jewish competitors.
The direetyrs of the Post and Tele- '
The Cannel Kosher Restaurant at
graph Department in Grodno an- i
1425 Broadway, which was recently
nounced that none but Poles will be
closed for alterations, is now open in
engaged for the newly created posts.'
newly decorated surroundings under
an entire new management. 11. Ber-
ger is the new manager of the Cannel
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Restaurant, which is still under the
supervision of Rabbi J. L. Levin. One
of the features of the new Carmel is
the special business mens' lunch for
50 cents. Mr. Berger is pleased to
.tesigned to reduce
announce that he has the facilities
Me figure ■ nd give
for handling crowds for weddings,
stout women slender,
'magnets or parties. He may be
graceful lines.
reached at Cadillac 2165.
MADGE FRASER STUDIO
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111 Watson Street at John R.
Modern Ballroom Dances
10 W. Warren
Cor.
tetPOL
STUDIOS OF
MUSICAL ART
25
CORSETS
Corsets
.sist.
5.95 to 18.00
Brassieres
I inwh,te or Fmk
ns
'ill in 56 hue
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PREPARING TO START
WORK IN PALESTINE
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—Rabbi
Teitelbaum, interviewed by the Doer
Ila-Yom here, stated that he was pre-
paring to start building corporations
in Palestine with funds of the Ameri-
can-Palestine Building and Promoting
Company, organized in New York by
himself and C. Stolberg, at present
■ director of the corporation. Rabbi
Teitelbaum announced that he had
obtained the services of • number of
construction experts who would auist
Complete
Musical
Education
Taught.
Cadillac 789
Michigan State Normal College
Ypsilanti, Michigan
THE SCHOOL OF SPECIAL ADVANTAGES
Located near Detroit and Ann Arbor, two of the most
interesting cities in Michigan.
A campus of 50 acres.
Modern and well equipped buildings.
A faculty of 100 instructors.
Two gymnasiums, extensive athletic fields.
Prepares for all grades of public school teaching from
high school down.
Prepares special teachers in the following lines: Rural
education, home economics, kindergarten-primary, pub-
lic school music, music and drawing. drawing and manual
arts, physical education, science. mathematics, history,
languages, etc.
Fall Term Opens Monday, September 26.
Write for Bulletin.
C. P. STEIMLE, Registrar.
MISS IDA DIVINOFF IS
MUSIC BUREAU MANAGER
Miss Ida DivinofT, violinist, is man-
aging the music bureau of the Cham-
ber Music Society of Detroit. Her
sister, Miss Sara Divinoff, is director-
accompanist. Miss Divinoff special-
izes in concert playing and teaching.
She can be reached at 5175 Wood-
ward avenue, Northway 4056.
Miss DivinotT played for two years
with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra
under Ossip Gabrilowitsch, playing as
soloist for concerts. She was former-
ly of New York and Chicago. Miss
Divinoff has the distinction of being
the first woman violinist to be accept-
ed in a recognized American Sym-
phony orchestra. She received praise
in the press of this country and
Canada.
for STOUT WOMEN
In white or pink
coutil or brooks,
sizes 26 to 45
Woodward
MILLINERS WANTED
Beeman's Evening School of Mil
linery teaches you in 60 day ,
New classes forming. Position ,
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4200 Cass.
DANCING LESSONS
Ballroom, Fancy, Stage.
LANDRUM SCHOOL
For Booklet, Market. 5299
135 Westminster
The Mary Mace Underwood Studios
Miss Fran7es M. Crossette
Pi: noforte Studio
508 Gladwin Bldg.
1564 Woodward Ave.
Telephone Cherry 6643 j
Learn Motion Picture
Operating
Easy Work
Short Course
Moderate Cost
Movie Operators School
Art Dancing
301 Westminster Avenue
Located in a beautiful residen-
tial district, offers to those who
appreciate exclusiveness, highest
class instruction in technique,
grace and beauty.
Baby and Children's classes spe-
cialized.
I'rivate lessons in the latest New
York social dances a specialty.
Dramatic Art—Health and Self
Expression.
All instruction under the per -
sonal supervision of Mary Mace
Underwood, directress.
Write or telephone style of
dancing desired.
Studios reopen Saturday, Sept
le,
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