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jTen Members of Last Season's
Tnnm In -the Linfi-Un
OCCER BOOMING
AT ENTII HBH
f This Year
"JTEN. GAMES SCHEDULED
.."When tht mil for ecrcr rniue nt
Jfcentrn1 High nlmut fortj-fhe rr-pnrteci
jt Coach KlMrrmnrlter TIhtp nre t"n
''vetcram" rciiinininz from ln-t ear"s
ttarh. With thcp in Hup C0.11I1 Kitcr
macher thinks he will iteMe) n winning
cemblnntlnn
Murplij the all nrnnnl -tar. lll
start hts fourth jpur n" n im'mlur of the
, learn. TliN l Murph" third fiir ii
captain of tin- teim "H" pievpd, t u
one of Hip brt center forward In tin'
' League lat Mni niul was "'nrisl mi tlir
11-schelnMiP tenm lint an innir tn hi-
Mrs. Phillips Jenkins
Singing
Teacher of wen; sue rsf,t Pnrna Pennas
vn the Opera aid ' r smp -icfuain a
MARGUERITE PALCHO. debut last
season in "The Magic Meledy." $
WINIFRED WILEY, enpaged this
May for the Rebin Heed Opera Ce.,
after a hearing in Mrs. Jenkins'
etudie by Ralph Dunbar. New ap-
pearing under his management.
This season te sing "Carmen." 4
NEIDA HUMPHREY, debut la;t
season as Minn in "La Boheme." T
Grand Opera, Reme. r
BARBARA MAl'REL. formerly ' f
Bosten Grand Opera, new appearing
throughout the U S in conceits
Contralto for the Columbia Graphe-
.phone.
VIVIENXE SEGAL. Light Opera Y
'Star. This season in "The uise
Child," Dillinghnm management.
I
Among many last venr's loe.il neaBc
tnnntn fnr lir nuniN Mrs Jcnkin hid
fght weeks for the Stnnlev rn Three
f eoneerts at Wanamaker s One rregram
'for the Phila Mu!c Club at the BclleMie.
JEtratferd One for the Mnt'nee Musical
Club Fete Pa rhilemulan Club
'Twehe cencirts nt Willow Orei in'l
! two parts in the Phila ciprat c 5ecict
(three productions at the Academj of
Music i
'
j Pupils accevt"! rem brint 0 0 tint r'o r'e r'o
Jetucrlen te tnuhin? Jr Cencrrt, Choir and
j Opera.
Studie 314, 1520 Chestnut St.
Thenr: nruce 3A9H
'' 'M' 'W 't'
"V" ' '' ''
Phenn Tleuii .1818
titaleunt
Announcing the opening of the
fall season of
The E. K. Peall
Conservatory of Music
and Art
3304 North Bread Street
Branch: I're'rr Hide 1U riiptniit 'I
Elizabeth h. Peall, Director
POMMER
i
Scheel of Music
1714 Chestnut Street
5111 Knox St., Germantown J
r juii. e I'liucirii. jr , iiirrc tier f
i Plan ' rrfan- Theer
""
CARL TSCHOPP
5125 N. Tenth Street
Mandelin Banjo Guitar Zither
nnNrii -Tinie
Temple University College of Muuc
2J1 Si, nih St.
t. T!!7J"t"""K'v
I SAUDER
(onMMnterj nf Mnle
ADQI I'll st nKR Illrcrter
STIIJIOS
1 22S S. 4!ltb St I'll riimtnut Si
ltell I'lienr 1'rriiten AS2C1 I
riilludrlpliln
Clara Kase Bewman
Piane Voice
' ,Ttfldnt studio
6S1S Sprurr St
PownteMn studln
im Walnut st
Plinnf
llrlmnnt tl17
I'lienc
Sprurf 10(13
'H i
ELSIE MILLER
Seprano-Teacher
Church Oratorio ( encert
v
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,) Studie 412
1111 (lir.tnut st t
HENRY S. FRY
j OKI, N INxTKl (THIN
20th nnd I hcrrj Streets
ci-iii
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if nn rr
ORGAN
1frci)cncU . i&tarkc
I I I
I (Irnnnli't or inr inipiiii tempie i
i J Studie, 1711 Chestnut St.
MORITZ EMERY
1017 Spruce St.
Hell riione .siiruee 0810
TALK I NO MACHINES repulred, Sit while
, ,.i r..-r ii, in.-, inft v Hh
nnkle preventer! him from pluylnff
ngnlnst the private fcIioeIh last year at
tranklin Field. He Ii nn excellent
dribbler and has scored most of his
tram's points.
Hpm will piny rentpr forward. Petri,
outside rlRht pest; Wilt, Inside right;
Del.nnrpj. Inside left, and Murphj,
outside left.
In the b.ieklield only one position
must be tilled, center hnlfbaik. lluiwin,
nn nll-Hohelnstle youth will plav right
hnlfbnrk : Snvler. the bnvpball star, will
pin the ethpr hnlfbnck position. The
right fullback nnd left fullbnck posi
tions will bp tll'ed bj both Tinkle and
tilllespie
There nre two Reed riiudtdntes out
for center halfback White nnd Urines
are tURing a great light for this posi
tion. At the goal there Is n reliable man In
Shnlitn He starred in eerv game he
placed ln"t jear and no placed en the
team whhli placd the academic tenin nt
Pranklin Kle'd. Up wa declnrnl te be
one of the bet re.i1 keepers in the
" helntlc leaRue
Th M-Vdute for the wajn
dcteW $ ( n rn a' Otrard Colleie.
Ofnncr ,V- iv inni at etewn
eictnhr )S- t'pir tUrly at titrnl
f'fte ht "0- Southern it ('"ntr'l
CVt iber i.' -- lm of iVdipe et c Mijrll
OnebprST c rnfta' a ('""nkfnril
Nei nli r i W(il Phil niipht i at c n
tinl
V u iili-r 10 'ntril rt Northern Illci
nemrer 1 7 clerTiinUHit .t Lrntral
N" m r '."' ( enir. I l h it I ppr
Parbi
.w orrer.Tt MTl I en Tl- -h US el-' LL
Sc !l()Ol4 Te I.l.l: TMI ,
Justine Ward Method
of Teaching Music
Autumn and h inter Xermal Courses Open
Tuesday, October I, 1921, at 4 o'Cleck
PIUS X CHAIR OF LITURGICAL MUSIC
COLLEGE OF THE SACRED HEART
133d St. and Convent Ave., New Yerk City
Cer'lfi ate an.irded upon piinc nf uMtten exeminatien
RcRistratics icn. i v tl 1 ma 1 or t. -pli me MurnniRside MHI
tenre In riiilnclflpliln nrrutiRrcl feir cm iipplli iitlnn te the
Hr. Mether 'upcrier,
ST. LEONARD'S, CONVENT OF THE
HOLY CHILD
3833 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
W. PALMER HOXIE
THE ART OF SINGING
eM rJP A ng nr ,ffsiennl npaKemrtp
M nttlMUVtll, min c erin rh ir h sir rnnmr' vr- tn c-atn-lr
l1 VI I. I"(l K tarl ne n tour wi'h httra Wrtirrn i u- in hu! I
rc lal f n ert
IOKIll I.K N. tnrr n t jut In ! nulei ant llRh rpra rnnf-t
W1MKHKI) MILKV, irr. rrrarn si-c fn un vcarn 'h Mr Hu tir l .
inB ummr lt-.'d Uh Punbar c'r'ra in in lailm rel
KDN I.ITTI K. rtramA unprunn aanc l!h l.cmn i circhitra ttil Pit
Atlant i I- nrii irntert f'lal"
llRK IOUIIKN. tnt r hirtb irc i erk renr.n r-cral
IK1 Til I.INillA"T. vltra-i n-r' n ,t rle mil N r Mi'
rti il "tp-n r -i
STUDIO: 2110 WALNUT STREET
AGNES
Reifsnyder
Contralto
Teacher of Singing
MARGUERITE
Sibley
Seprano
Teacher of Sight Singing
Roem 308 Locust 1682
150 thestnut St.. mundeipnia
Philadelphia Scheel
of Musical Art
1711 (HESTNTT STREET
RALPH P. LEWARS
DinKTOIl
I)ITINf TIVK II Tl ftK
Ma-ster Class in Piane
ALBERTO JONAS
Spunlnh lrtuoie Ntw lerk ( Ity
STANLEY MUSCHAMP
SiNGING MASTER
Resumes Instructions Sept. 26
47 Seuth 17th Street
i H. Alexander Matthews
mub. uuu.
organ Harmony i
KOmpOSlllOn I
Roem 11.1. Presscr Huildintr. i
j 1711 Chestnut Street
Eleaner E. Hamilton
PIANIST- TEACHER
Krrltal llnrmnnlr I'elie
stiiBe Ilfpnrtmrnt
TI till) 4IH
1714 CHESTNUT STREET
Mary Miller Mount
niAMlc-r
i innui
ACCOMPANIST AND COACH
sinlenin ( lietnnt St Mourn Jfl
JOSEPH CHUDNOWSKY
Violinist
MemK'i f M I I ' I ' i I e-a
Studie, 2003 N. 23d St.
Ilell I" i 1 am uid TJSJ
U BOHKLJIAN, ITU Chestnut Street
licft i- i' '"I""
T'le snrl(.r 1934
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER- PHIEADELPHI A; WEDNESDAY,
GREAT NECK WINS
OPEN POLO TITLE
J. C. Cewdln, Back en Recka-
way, Sustains Fractured
Leg Near Finish
HIS PONY DROPS DEAD
With three minutes left te play in
the final pole innti li for tin- open chain chain
pleiiship of America at Main. ,ester
dnj afternoon. .1 (' (sewdin. back en
the Ilnckiinnt. I. I . team, wax thrown
from his petn and sustained a frne
fturd leg The pem Wonder, of In In
tcnmtleiTal fame, ruptured a bleed e
el. and after threw mi; hi head around
-eernl times dropped ever dead.
The accident hi ought te a close the
tinal match, with (Ireat N k leading b
s goal te Km kawn ' (! Hegarcl
le cif Cnwilln's Injurx the ltorkn lterkn
waj team could tint linxe hoped te over ever
cone then 1I1.1N in the liert time left,
n ( J rent cck w is forcing the piny.
( ewclln was engaged in a icrimmngc
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Telephone, Spruce 2942
ADELE SUTOR
Scheel of Music
1S23 Ranstead St.
iN'rih of c hf.inut bt i
.cr T rk A-Mr'n-. 11". W S'.th St
1" - Infnrmwt en pp te
GRACH G. BROOMELL, Sec'y
I
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PAUL
VOLKMANN
Teacher of Singing
Affiliated with the Philadelphia
Conservatory of Music
216 S. 20th St.
Tfl . I (if Hat 187
Kealtleiiff IJ. . Urn id -t
1 iu Scheel With Nf?nv Ideas
nn
Wcstcl-Conner
Institute of Music
f hurlis Wpatfl ( h irlea (miner, Dr'a
. K K iur!
1711 Chestnut Street
Margaret E. Dailey
Seprano
Teacher of Sinfjing
Miifhe Nit 21 Hpidiit p studio
The Meredith t Dramatic Art
Ij.s y errY fTrrat Dlr" or
p- i "" ' dav and cm
i , :. "'
ff ff pr f""- nal f r TH
10 s. mill ST Sprurr 10n.
C. ARTHUR KENNEDY
Piane Organ Voice
1714 CHESTNUT STREET
-lilille 113
Imentani vocal studies'?"
I New Vclclren l"n Itlttenheinir st
Hill M llolett lxicilt
r 1 li'ri l n K 'rllnB 10 hc Ir.e
Pi laf ni' 't '1 i n jm lei li -r f i J
lupcr mm ft uiiwni -ihf roel M i i
,nd N V ' ! I ll'.Tie Itj.i i 17.
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THE HREVARI) SCHOOL OI
THE SI'OKEN W(HU)
1814 Chestnut St Lecuit 6985
C, )Tlp 'e prepfrt'inn ' tr u t r i an 1
stage 'jentiai ulture eui(e lie Kje
near the beards nt the Great Neck end
of the field. He tried te wnrd off an-
I ether player and mndc n shnrp turn.
The pen Aeered te one side and took
a tumble Cewdln fell oft the side of
his mount nnd nt the snme time the
pony kicked the rider, breaking the lat-
i ter's leg The pem took another tum
ble ferwaul nnd fell (tend. Speetnters
rushed en the Held fiem the stiyids.
nnd the police hnd n hnrd time clearing
the Held. Cewdiu was tnken te a nenr
. I hospital.
The indiWduul pin.) lug of Hedman
Wnnamaker, 'Jd. gtnc (.Jieat Neck the
' open i hampleuship title. He neceunted
for four of the eight genls, three of
) them coming in the tirt three periods.
.1 W Webb, the Inteiuntiennlist. was
1 another star performer, with two goals
ter the winners, while II. 13. Strnw
i bridge's defensive phHlng wns the best
.ccn en the Mnln field alt season.
M. Belmont, Ne 1, en the Ueckuwnv
I team, gae a marxeleus exhibition of
tiding nnd mallet weik, nnd turned in
(tliice of his team's siv goals. Cew -
din, the Injured stni, getting two, and
IT Hitchcock, Jr. ntiether Interna
I tiennllt, the ether one for the losers.
Navy Grid Outlook Encouraging
VtimiHilit. Mil, Sipt 2s A rcMpu of
nettnll iirlltlnim nt the "nHl Ai-nilenn
etn ouimpek the felltiK her tli-xt the prua
ieit fur the enntl pre exrellnnt t,f(ie!
tin ulsh unexpected ileflrfenrif s Iti ptucl en,
wl h near wreLkcd the team Inst nnnn
ti, -lut nffiriirl the eaiMii Ht till this Mar
Tin re nre eight nf Inst eir regular ttian
(In ibMltute and fecund squid men and
tin m ilnss has , Irted mure than the
i-it i rip of nrnnilwlng material
CO-RELATED
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STERNBERG j
Scheel of Music 1
Fuller Bldg., 10 S; 18th St. 1
C. V. STERNBERG : : : Director 5
Complete Musical Education
Progressive Series
r.M.I, fill WHIIK
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Pipe
Picture
HARRY
Victeria
: :
Studie
MI I. I.I AM I I.KOY
FRAIM
Dlrrrtcir nf tllr
Philadelphia Institute of
Music and Allied Arts
Piane. Voice, Violin, Organ
'Celle and Theory Courses
Air. Irulm offer n nurep cif I'iftern
I.pctiircs en I lie lliullnif nlh of Music
1716 Chestnut Street
Giuseppe Beghetti
Operatic and Concert Tener
t.ridmt", Kofil f onaratery of
Mnalr. Milano, It lb
Studie. 1710 Chestnut St.
riiu.wiKi i'iii. r.
Vrn Turk studio ,'n W 60tli M.,
Nrw 'lerk (It
ddrcaa SfirnnM, sr STi:i
I 1" ( liratnut t , Hell I'll I. or. 33 8
Johann C. van Hulsteyn
ullll
x n -w-wn ronaerntery
Lcefsen-Hille ' v-".
1321 Chestnut St.
't I dn H j "ti n ii n nit i el
H i ri h mrirv rur' op prat
i i Hvir rnc- ni eon lit was
f r-ri r Arm l!tnist in th- rat".
I i r i Or he-tri t Par h ch
r l r r ui"riM tn r pf T h- t
' ! il e 'h. i In I) partmpnt of
I' tteh ' n r t'e f Must, in
i t rr II np twnM iwu .j.rn en
! ilth l. c kin Tniitit Jtien
r m xni v I J r. anitlen a i
I i r i nert rt t and Concert
n r
David E. Crozier
lire filial of ( iKntw I'rpahTtrrl in (linrch
Organ & Piane
MlinMM. K( I I'T 'MIIM)S
M rillKsDWs
1520 Chestnut St.
T. von WESTERNHAGEN
PIANIST and INSTRUCTOR
2203 Spruce St.
Season Commences Oct. 1st
t
I ' IIWU'II imiWI,ii,HIIMi"!
MAY FARLEY
sril'HVMi
ItKftrI ' 'iM I'm f'RTrpR!0
Slf! i: Ierlimtnn Aie
tlOMMROl OH n.;n
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BRUNO EINHORN
( K.I I.IH1
NMIIMI MIS II KM II U. TO
me pink snti.KT
Hell Phene Hnlnnt 0736
EDITH WALTON HAMLIN
spMIWIsT lll 1'IAMI Tl(lli:i!S
Dunnlni Mlein PreRrrfmlie
i login cm SerleH
1000 Mauler h. rh , Pep'jr 7300
REGULARS DEMOTED
Three Players In Harvard Squad
Reduced te Substitutes
Cambridge, Mnss., Sent. '28. Head
Conch Heb Visiter has (hopped eleven
men from the Hnrvnrd vnrsltv sound
nnd demoted three regulnra te the ranks
of substitutes. All this tdek plnce be
hind the barred gates of the stndlum,
the in net Ice for the first time being
completely secict.
The men dreppcdvcrc C. H. (Nmper,
V. K. Ciinimlngs, A. H. (Jiroux. J. H
Hnrtley, H. H. Humphrey. D Ke . C
C. I.ee. i: K Mc(!agg. H. M Uiibln.
M. W. Self nnd U. Wharten. Jcwett
Jehnsen wns substituted for Charley
Huell as vnislt (piurterbnek.
Otlier shifts lneught Al I.ndd from
the second tennr te replace Charlej
Hubhaid at left tackle and "Tubby"
(!rew te replace Wesley Hrneker at
gumd.
YALE VARSITY SCORES
Registers Twe Touchdowns en Scrub
Eleven In Strenuous Session
New lliitrn, Conn., Sept -s Al
though the Ynle legulnis tinnlh suc
ceeded in dtlving two touchdowns ever
the scrub goal line nnd pitciiting the
reserves from talking, the opposition
exhibited te the vnislt attack u.ter
da was the severest of the reason.
The regulars were nimble tct register
ucneN
ARTS
Teacher Training Classes
TOK CATALOCl V
Organ
Playing
A. CRISP
Theatre
1817 E.Cambria St.
'fVrlrNr,,,r'rrr,VrrryVVyy
nvVKPTIONAT. opportunity for
plnRlriK 1ieh in St Marks
c helr, l'hll.i , and rhurch of Our
Smleut, Jcnklntewn Cir fare
snliir nncl MiinniPr mmp If our
be hewnnj ecaI .ibllltj lvnc
lilm .ipil en Men , Wed or Thurs
afternoons at I JO e clock .it
1625 Locust St.
LEWIS A. WADLOW
18Sr, 1921
Pennsylvania
Conservatory .
of Music
1705 N. 17th St.
Vivian Ingle, Director
Per Mm, Women, Res and Girla
r nur I j'h ruitur.il Hnd praCi a! and
ihc f 'i lcrnce
I'lmn tlrann (two large pr.ic-
lundelln tire ergnn)
Inlln lliirmem
lnIiuuelle ( ountprpelnt
llnnje ( oinpealtlnu
Oiilt ir eler ( ulturc
I'l inn limine und Itrpalrlnc
11 itc ei call ter cntaleg
Y. M. C. A.
II. I Arch st 1018 I.ehlKh An-
siinaetu and 1d S(n,
SYRENE LISTER
Mezzo Seprano
Teacher of Sinqing
Ceaih Foreign Diction
Mondays & Tliurtdayi, 1716 Cheilnut St
I'hlliiil. Mihl.i
licit I'ltfinr I eruai (Kill
Metropolitan Bid;., New Yerk
i Helen Ackroyd-Clarc
CONTRALTO
'y'efic Production
rt of Singing
, Studie, (.reble Hldp.
Zrx 1710 Chestnut St.
ANNE McDONOUGH
SIGHT SINGING
1823 AI.N'L'T STREET
Intcrrt y rf tr-uVir eh 1ipfi rifien
WINIFRED ATKINSON
V I AS l ST
17l CHESTNUT ST.
Phime I.neiiht ItlRII
LEONARD EPSTEIN
VIOLINIST
InkiriiitKin ,. rninr'r.,
OpeiilnB nf Studie . Orteher t.t
Bit i in mm IllTU.il 81
Hr.r , mdle, 282J N lh Ht
Jlrmher Philadelphia Orchestra
SCHOOL OF mUS!0
SEPTEMBER &
until thirty rmnutcs of strenuous
scrimmaging cndu In which they Wcre
compelled te chang their line-up fre
quently, while the scrubs fought In
their third line trendies with their
original eleven men.
Itiisscll Murphj wns net in uniform
becnuse of nn cxntninntlen, Je Oed,
nf the freslimnn squad last jear, piloted
the varsity. He wns the only varsity
man who plajed throughout the scrim
mnge. The star wns Newell Ncldllngcr,
who went in nt, left hnlfbnck Inte in the
afternoon nnd mntle n Ifi-ynrd run for
touchdown tlneiigh a broken field nnd
later two ether runs for U." nids ench,
though they were net followed by
touchdowns, the scrubs brnclng and
holding the eleven for downs.
Housekeeping
Apartments
.Modern, Fireproof, Elevator Buildings
18th and Walnut Streets
15th and Pine Streets
Juniper and Spruce Streets
b rooms and 1 bath te
11 rooms nnd 4 baths
McILVAIN & CO.
1210 Otis ltulldltlB
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Conservatory of Music
216 Seuth 20th St.
jD.
JH.
Directors
VAN
SCHOOL NOW OPEN
Catalogue sent upon request.
THE HARCUM SCHOOL
BRYN MAWR, PA.
A nnlnu" clmel with ntreng Collrce Trpparaterj and Ofneral Acnclemi,
w rk Mn a! Hch.in'acfa of n 'arpp c nirater
IncllMdunl Inlru ilen in I'lane Violin Celle II irp Sflfegsie Ilinnenj
un lr tli lirr i n of rredrrlrk llnhn 'ck muslcaleH.
Counterpoint nnd Composition Uluhlj trained cherucei Orchestra.
Edith Hatcher Harcum, U. L., Pupil of Leschetizky
Hrud of tUr Scheel
1' JJ
The Kurtz
Voice Studies
1520 Chestnut St.
Catalogue en Request
Phene, Locust 3416
ZECKWER-HAHN
la
Academy
1617 Spruce Street
Pupils May Enter
Any Time
Classes in all departments
resumed September 6th.
IIIIVM III.S
Wfht rhllu . Ilecit, (il rilllllllOUII
Send for PrONptTtiiH
fc
i Columbia College
of 'Music
1020 NORTH 15TH ST.
Oscar Streland Jehn (J. Ingle
Catalog Mailed
WASSILI LEPS
I 'eice Piane Theory
Wednesdays and Thursdays
l PltPssI It III III,
1711 CHESTNUT ST.
" Phiim I in net A7AJ
Phila. Musical Academy
Germantown Branch
30 East Walnut Lane
ni i 'wu 3Mh hniKin (Itn 38.12
.HImKPII ( I MIM:. Hirer.
FRANK CORTESE
Harpist
I en' n I, c en l'ie Harp
1421 Ellswerth St.
Phene uresen 4AU J
Philadelph
usical
1921
Jmkassadei?
Wm. B. Kugler
124 S. 13th St.
Aheve Walnut
$1 Dinner
Matirlre Illver Tete Orle
riiree Split Pens
Chlrken n In Klnr
New Pttcretnsli 1'ntimr rnrsfllle
Sllxrcl Salnd
Ire Cream tenff
LUNCHEON DAILY, '76c
KNITTING WOOLS
16c an Ounce J
Silky Weel, 2 ezs. 41c
100 Samples Upen Request
Daily I"ftrccl Pest Service
Colonial Yarn Heuse
1011 rl,m, Ql I'linne
I'linnp
iiniM nOlO
i.Ui Wlltwjr wi. j
i&SffiMu.
HENDRIK EZERMAN
DEN BEEMT
FOR ENROLLMENT
Secretary, MARY V. HAGERTY
Scheel of Music
Thaddcus Rich, Mus. Dec, Dean
E. F. Ulrich, Diiecter
Thorough Instruction Frem the
Primary Department te the College
Courses.
In
lelin. rire Wie nrean fclle. Harp
Mande in nnd fluitar
All Oich fnil Instrunicnts, Harmony,
Counterpoint
Training mirscs fnr H m liri of Musle for
1'ul Ik .ml I'rlnle .'cIielIh
DHtlnsuisrcd InKtruoters and Competent
AHMtgtan'M
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