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THE SUN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1911.
NEW STUNTS AT PRINCETON
CLASS
OK
oe
tH MOST XOTAREE
xeav TMlxas.
In glfPi Coll ret Ivety ml Intllt Idtiall) , II
about Take a Rrrorrt I'rnf . Illbbrn
on tbe oUrgr Moral Thp New
Phlesl Training -Inflexible C'iiU.
P rMN ftom, N. J., Oft. 1. Th sir.e
f MU CnTVW1 til lilt" I imUHHI Clfft-tn, ,ur
new svstem of physical training, the ,
recently adopted arrangements of nils
ffolll i lasses and Prof. John (trier Mb- !
pSfl'S answer to the recent criticisms of!
college lifo from Mr. Crano of Chicago i
hat" been the topics that have over-;
rh.oil at the opening of Princeton's !
Ittth year even such matters a a now
president and foot hall pmpCOU. An j
the undergraduates have settled down i
into the academic year they at least seem i
to l.e .'Miuk ine nearness i-oiitntioii 01
llie.r faculty hother them very little.
The class of 1915 came in with a I. aim
nun niimoarrs ihi ppTiPAiiiiiit-u w urm i
TEN YEAR MORTGAGE
you arc a home owner In
r
Greater New York you can
borrow from us In sums of
$10,000 or leu for ten years
at 3U.
Each tlx months you pay
$32.50 for each $1,000 of
your loan. This pays the In
terest and something on the
principal. You can pay more
If you like.
No renewal or searching
fees for ten years.
TiTlE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST C9
Capital . . $ 4,375,000
Surplus, all earned 10,625,000
176 8-way. N. Y. 173 Rtmsen 81., R'klyn.
3SO rulton si., jamiu.
4he metropolitan season
FINAL pi.axs or the opera
fOV HAM rOlt THE YEA It.
Tw only-two Meek In He filirn Tbl ri
i ton Tbe ITrat llprra to Re "The ttlrl
f the lioldrn nut" Home of the
r trtlst Repertoire to Be "una.
I The Metropolitan Opera House will In
i accordance with it official prospectus
' made public yesterday open its season
' under the management of OIUllO Oaltl
I Caaaaaa on November IS. It will eon-
tinue this year for twenty-two weeks
and there will n iisiml U subscription
i performances on Mondays, Wednesday.
Thursdays, Friday slid Saturday after
' noon. It in added that during the second
live topics ABOUT ronx
"I've got a fine errand. said the man
with a grouch. My wife has Just I. ought
a new cook book In which she found a re
ceipt for chop suey. It said that the bean
sprouts, water chestnuts and other hor
rata Ingredients could be bought at any
ChiMMS merchant's, so she decided that
the must try to make it. and I am the goat.
I itava to in down to do the curious
tourist act and buy those things And
then I suppose I'll have to eat it! Wonder
what they II put in the cook books noil."
fudging cnmplainta against artist Is
a common diversion of their fellow ten-1
ants who lack the artistic temperament,
bill the most unusual grievance and from
her standpoint the most vital has been
registered by the janitreea of A building
Inrgely occupied by struggling painters.
"1et them daub away all they please
IB hum r own rooms, sne sain mm i
half of the season there will I. series of i mi,)()(y. llr,innw. but for goodness sake
it i hai i' Infltienee
flftllPh! ill Illl of
with an average of weight and brawn that i in feci Ions and per mi
i.,i. the sophomores' brea'h awav these ' operates a very potent
rating men in bit -k caps and corduroys i "J BlamlardB of ronduel generally.
h kve made the college sit up. It started I 'l'"":"'"" "J1"'! L " li,,,r" of '"'mT'
" . , ., , and no freshman sets foot upon our campus
a. , ho caution rush when the BOphomoM wha . , ,enB,D, (r ft-, ,h,lt
huddled around the ha'tered wtir plow , j. nnif pomimlslon to obey llils mi
ll it ha it nose buried in the cinder e rclo written w of the pile and to prove him
hehlnd Hid North and when die column j self a man.
of freshmen came from nobody km ! Summnrixing his opinion Prof. Hibben
where and smashed Into the revolving I aaira'
Wd t loselv packed crowd. Th" figures ! "And generally it is true that l he ret;-
. ... , I i -. i:.it lot, Inn. ninn of tlo ntii.
been registered, and it seemed th.V not
ana ,if thpm stayed out of th fight.
After the first impact th siphomore
trashjem was Jammed off hi precarious
foothold ontoporthe cannon atsa with nun
Dane the thick leather belt
j versitv are high minded ntid seir-eon-
l trolled, oomma tiding both confidence
and respect. Theee men Bet the 'one of
' the place, to whicu any one who desires
! tn secure a footing hofo is compelled to
i respond. Whoever among us lacks the
PMsentiil of honor and decency will soon
subscription performances on Tuesdays
and Saturdays.
There will lie soecial performance of
"Parsifal" and "The Nilielungeti King," in
addition to appolsl matinee of some of
I he operas of the classic repertoire.
Andreas Dippel will bring on his com
pany from t'hicago to give six perform
ances beginning on February IS, There
will lo the usual Sunday concerts.
The ojieras will as usual bo given In
i Pr.-iifh. Italian and (iortnnn, and in .
F.nglish there will be sung for the first
j tlmd the pri eri "Mona," with text
by Rryiui Hooker and music by Horatio:
Parker MoiiBBorajakT'a " Bofta Oodotinofr
Thullle'a "Lobetana' and Wotfferraii'a
"lie Donna Curloaa" will lie among Ihei
novelties to lm sung. There will lie
let them leave the clothes poles in the back
vard alone They paint them fresh every
few day because no two of the artists
can agree on nn appropriate color, and
when plain people who don't mind looking
at a plain clothe pole hang out their wash
Hie clothes gel all smeared with fresh
paint,
"Those love birds." said a keeper In i
the aviary at the Bron noo, are more
like human lyings in their Actions apd
characters than any birds we have in
I the place Th male, which you see has
a little blue spot on its beak, is as gentle
and affectionate as a pet dog. but the
female is a regular shrew, and that's the
only word by which to describe her. She
pecks mil scolds at her mate and often
I have seen her lower her head and shove
ometini"S ne win
from which nmi ,,,nself eliminated
llgll me in-
aduate sen-
t hroui
misted the rones th.it were holding his evil il!o pressure of undergrai
elMi Mgether. This toppling young , Mmen ana opinion ne wno maaes gooa
man landed in the middio of the shoving, j J$G
pushing, swe.iting, heaving mess with his ncl,, realleatlon."
feet in the air. They brought him out and ; A goon many peieofc n prinroton reel
i l turn on the grass and it was several ! that critics of the university will And
anoteer answer in in" system i pnjwoai
i tr lining that has been M u ted under the
I i.uper -leioii of Or .loseph E. Ravoroft,
ho In com1 from the unlveraltv of
Chicago for that purpose In the after
i noon" 'h gymnasium tank ha been rip
pled by the splnshes of the entering class
minutes tiPiore ne openeo nis pyes.
Then another eiphomore who hid
jumped on the cannon to cheer his clas
into battle form was. tumbled off. and
after him a third and then a fourth wen'
down,
jhe object of the freshmen is to touch I
the cannon. To keep them away Is th ! onlv t the freshmen
onhomores' talk, and no sophomore ever croft's ida to take stock 0
taking their swimming tests.
1 ue compulsory work applies itus year
it is nr. iiav-
hallat season with some It'issian dam "i s 1 nun on rne percn
headed by Mikail Mordkin. Julia Siedlowa. ehaae him about the cage jabbering all
. :.. .. .... . i kin like an od hag the male seems
Hatrma I. belter, l.yma M.pouKowa ami , wi,h j( ftR patently as a hen-'
, I .1. ....... ...Ill I I k. . . . . . ... . 1 A ll
mvAfiiBuvi ttnisitw whi """h 'o ppcKed nusoiinn. lie never ines 'u re
danoere, Ottoksr Bartik and LodoViOo ! teUate, and i' isn't on account of fear,
na raced will ne tne nanet inssiers. nnu euner. inn oin may n'-is m .mh wny
the advanced pupils of lima. t'avBln.r.i' i with me When I apeak to her ahe scolds ,
SChOOl Will alBO appear, at me me mate seems ro appreciate
Artura Toeoaninl, Alfred Hert. fliu-lany attention I pav to him and twitters I
seps Sturani. formerly conductor of the ' to "me like an old friend "
I'liilatlelphia fiH"ra nouas under llscar,
llammerslein, and .fosef Pasternack Will "I note." s ys this ol sen-er. "an in
be the conductors. Qlllllo Setti will ' erpaning number of persons now reading i
continue in charge of the chorus. IM newBDanere as they ride in automobiles
th school for chorus singing is under ., ' ' ,., ..j tW
the direction of Han. Morgenstern. At first no nutomob.lian ever d.d this
Edward Siedle. who is responsible for ' They were all engrossed in the novelty
so many of the fine scenic effects, at the ; of the machine But now you may see
Opera house, la again to le technical di - thm reading newspapers
rhetor "Why is this? Have people now really
Lulaa Tatraaainl and Margaret Mat7-, liecome so used to the automobile that 1 1
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
w
TWO STATIONS
IN NEW YORK
Through trains to Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington, and the South,
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Cleveland,
Chicago, and St. Louis, leave the
Pennsylvania Station
Only one block from Broadway at
32d St.
Special tube trains, running through
to Manhattan Transfer, connecting
with through trains without change
at Jersey City, leave the
HUDSON TERMINAL
at Church and Cortland t Streets, only
five minutes from Wall 'Street,
and only a few steps from the Subway
at Fulton Street. These two stations
the ties, men
S wh HI he registered this fall every
freshtnin was asked whe'her he DOUld
I swim. Then the clas was divided into
the swimmers ant1 the non-swimmers.
The ones who admitted that they didn't
know how were grouped In elementary
'classes which will begin work within a
short timp.
The others have len. hiving their
; test. For th pt-esent all thi' la required
' I that a swimmer be able to go one length
i of the tana in retaonAbly good form.
i Mill before the purl of the yeir every m in
i must be able to lake a plain dive and to
swim si le'igih of the iank. or ahou;
:20i yards. He must also kr. w the "Id
I fashioned breast stroke as well a th..
i Indian stroke and the back stroke, which
i lr. Kaycroft believer, la especially useful
I in life saving.
I rOT the benefit of the elementary classes
a platform has be:-n a il in th" tank, ma,c
I Ing n depth of only fo';r fet at the shallow
I end Thaso bpginners will le laken
!'t night." said the freshman. along slow iv in their oouraaa and I le head
That boy bad to BmuaB the Bnphomoree of this new department is oonfid ml thai
for an hour. the required amount of endurance will
The freshmen haven't yet become so- 'come easily if a man does the work OOb
cliinated sulflcientiy to be half as inter. I RcfeQtiouely, it he doesn't he will lie
ested In Mr. (ratip's rpiirirks about stu- I j,fjrient. And the faculty is right be
dent frivoli'ies as the upper olaas men, Maid Or. Ravoroft in this v.- rk. even to
-Why." suhi senior ihe other diiy. I the extent or holding hack a nun's degree
"you might think tha' we spent all our I if he doean't oome up to the requirements,
time sitting around drinking to the toast The swimming Isn't tin- only phase or
Here's to excess!' and thai we all went this Work, however t.very freshman
a) '-ad and drnnk to e:;ees' Wln ,e obliged t,, lake some sort of tegii
lohn (irir Hihhoii. rh !.. I.I. P . t.ir exercise winch is sii!isfa-iorv i
Stuart professor of logic, received a re- department. II is believed ihu1
queet from the ('Ariion HttuU recently : phynioal si" t moel institution- is
to tell that publication whet hei lie t h, .'igli- fim.il to the coi-.!i.ir,itiVily few men
Mr. Crane's Ideaa were correct. develop enough profloiency lo be meni-
"I sm fre- to confess." said Prof lliii- j .rs of the vanity Bqtiads, I'lies: men
(en. "that Mr Crane'a atatetnents are an . naturally mke care of themselves In tbie
exaggerated that I cannot think thai lliejr I reipect. I'.ut il is a' the others that I be
will Is? taken seriously by I he reading pub- riPA avatem la aimed.
lie On the other hnnd I f ol thai hU j Two new baseball diamond have been
attack upon our universities should not laid oul oDnoaite Brokaw Field Wher
i ass unonaiiengea, eepeciaiiy wnen men
is a desire expressed by such a paper ai
udmlts hat a single black Jerseyed en
tering student accomplishes his purple.
But when the scrap had been going on for
two minutes and that's the time when
the upper class men usually Interfere and
fend the freshmen home -the storm centre
hd shifted clear off to one side of Ihe
cinder circle. Every freshm in that was
Hrngged OUt fought to get back in agsir
They were having the tim" of their lives
The leas' sophieticsted girl spectator
c"'ild sec that lli had won tbe rush.
The neit day a freshman was sen
limning across tbe campus.
Hey. freshman!" yelled a group of
fophomores engeged in a session of
horsing, "come here!"
The freshrn.in came. As he approached
the group one of the sophomores ask"d:
What s the matter with your leg?"
"Oh, I bumped my unee on tne cannon
nauer are the not important newcomprs
among the women singers. The list of
artists in full is as follows.
B0FBAN1.
Bella iin
' Ann I '
K-nrre Itestinn
! ii,-raltlnl'srrr
I Hit Kernl
' OilVC I'remMart
I .leiianna . c'
' lima til irk
: i Brtaea Mni
MI.M SOFS
itarlska viiirirh
r.nnift Hernlilfls
Msrl -esrni
I IhiIm Homer
. Hflen Ms(lenn
! jeaaaa Hauboutg
l-'tre XiiflUlo
nyri Bad I
Arenilro tlssl
Julian l)yrr
t Curl Morrisn
I I'nrlre l srun
i barlei llslmer"
, Hflnneta ilrn-. i
llrnniina Jallutl.rr
. Pasquale mie
Hrrnard Hetua
Oluseeps Carol anni
IJlnn Ollll
I HTe Corlt
U llllea HUubaw
Paole n in"tl
lirorfcr. ii,, irasola
i titama i iklur
1 Putnam nrlswold
IM .ii i Lvikov
i Anteaie r'.m i -i nl
lirrt Mnrrns
Alice Mrlnn
Inc i irnrr
herelce ae I'nsqiii'.l
V.srt' llsppold
Leaora Vpsrken
huU TMrnzrinl
Hot-lns Van Pyrk
IM AVO CO-TSAt.T1.
vrlr MettfeM
Msrfnrrtr Mstroauer
rneotior i irriiife
l.llh Sneillnc
Hrnrirtia rkfflrl1
nafeaci wlckaaai
Ttsoai
Car .lorn
Joha MeCoraiapk
Mlrrarde M ar'ln
I.snittrrl M , c;.
I.alrl ltm(',la
llbrrl (Ifl.
I.S0 S'rrsli
I ilnlirl Sailrref
Glovaaal rnatnio
BaaiTONI.
gdoardo Mlssiaao
Vnlni.le s, .
ilaunee i!rr.AMi
'lnerno Reflpnlatlaa
riareare w bltehRI
Hrrinaa M rll
BABBI
Mairf I liisr
(llullo ROM)
t.eon Ilo'itifri
i..sll H i -.'.larl
Aearea d Hguma
Herbert tvliheinpoeo
the'"'
con-
wbo
there ar already tine' of tberb. ana o-i
fiv.sn tb 8 fields 'here will be group g.itii"s
for Ihe players who aren't go.si enough
to lie exhumed on University Field,
another football held has also be ui out
lined and SO have ' Wo new mini "r Im-l.et
Prof. Hibben went m to siv thai be hall courts. Rnouih new telini courts
would make s true siuiement of the ex- : have lvn bull! to bring the number up
ihtiria- condliioiis" o lie hid observed;,,, i went v; o. Heretofore there baa
expresses riy sucn a paper as i
the CarienoM Hrratd to know something
of a definite nature concerning the man
ners and morals of our Princeton stu
dents '
Id
them during the last twenty years
1 1 ntinued
For twelve year of th' litne I hat
aerted at nembei of th dku Iplln row
mlttea "f the faculty and Ihcrefore liav
bsen in the wh1 of ar lUlrtna an intlmal
i nowledite of th various delibauenoil and I i.,. .. , for the alea of Iheir , He lived In a basement at 31 West s.
i 'each' of discipline which ocoui from I bioepe, One of ihem baa a medical de- teenth street, The surviving
tun to time amonc our itudenta, u i Km, another has been a profeaeor of daughter are nearly blind.
i.re a relatively small community, thsy who i bolitloal economy. Fhey are men ol bigu
len a tel. i, is association .it I't.iicelon
wiitoh haa controlled tha courts A man
had to pav to play tennla. This year all
the courts are five. The whole new pl-nl
i is lo tie run wiin trie ii-a oi getiiue awj
from the extra fee syetem,
' Or Ravcrofl has four assistants who
it is the same to them us any other vehicle? i
Yesterday I saw riding by in an automo
bile a woman reading a newspaper.
It was one of those unfortunate slips
of speech that make the speaker feel like 1 1
biting his tongue out immeriiateiy erter
ward. When walking down Amsterdam
avenue the man noticed that his shoes
Beaded shining, and h took a sat at the
nearest stand The bootblack knelt at
his feet and said:
"What color are your suoes, mister?"
"Color?" said the man "Great Soott!
Can't you see for yourself?"
"Not now." said Bte hoy "My eyee
are just about gone Went all of a sud
dint. One day I could count the hairs
on a man's head a block away, next day !
things began to look kind of dim. next j
dav worse, and by the end of the week
my sight was gone No help, the doctors
say But I can ahine shoes just the aame.
Have been at it so long tha' it's kind of I
second nature, and all my oin customers j
stand by me What color did you say.
mister? ' Hlack or brown"
" Brown," aaid the man. with a gulp
If you want to see a change, a great
Mg change, a transformation." said a1
town traveller, "go down and see Washing- j
ton Market w it is to-day You know how
it used to le? Shed out over the side
walk extending from the building to the
i curb, end on the sidewalk, along by the
' bunding and also along by the curb.
sttrnds for the sale of chicken and cheese
ami inesis and vegetables and all soris
of thing- through Whloh yOU threaded
your way along so much of 'he sidewalk
apace ca wes ten remaining. But now?
The k .olds have all Is-eii DUl b&i k in
!thc market and the sidewalks ere abao
imply clear end all around the inarltel
bus Is-en s't with plate ylnss windows.
I . i. .... i i: ...lr ... l.t..
from ihe effects of an accident on Sep- arm jne ''''"" . ,r, ..... -s-'ij-
lember l He had been knooked j on,i - wmg w d , r,v, K JowI1
down by a Hevenlh avenue street oar. , mn look at it now."
and II Wai thought tint be might recover. I
Rue-bis age. so years, waa against him. "folks may write all the complaining I
Tbe Marqtlls'a in went n tbe Stephen i letters they like about delay in receiving I
Merrill Burial Company and made ar-!lhpir m,:'.i." said a man the other day,
Irangemenla for the cere .r his fatbei'a "but I can give you an Inatnnoe allowing
remains. Th.- s.,n iii to-.iav confer that aoine or the clerks t any rate are
1 .i...i i, . . . i , ili A i ui-v hi m i r n i 1 1 1 .i '
, with the French Consul here. The Mar- ; JJ"J a u , -ii,,,,,, ,-. .
quia oame to America aobul forty yean I tra station, Philadelphia. Pa' I have
i ago with his ion and daughter and hud never lived Mill Idelphla, and nfter
Bunnorted himself by leaching Prenoh. I trying there tne si once people
Accommodate
of New
all Sections
YorK
Serving directly the downtown financial
and business district, as well as the
uptown hotel, shopping, and residential
sections.
For ticketa, delivered at home, office, or hotel; for Pullman reservations and any
information, apply to
CITY TICKET OFFICES: 2b3 Fifth Avenue, SOI Fifth Avenue, 461 Broadway.
170 Broadway, 111 West 125th Street.
Telephone
t. STUDDS. D. P. A
Madison Square 7900"
, 263 Fifth Avenue, New York City.
.i u HAI Yii.it: is OK Alt.
Impavcrlsbed Mnrmiis gueewnha i in
jnrlea Received in SI reel treMent,
I 'ow n the K.i- t River In tbe city morgue ,
last night was the body of lasui Philippe
e Metayer, Marqula de Quichalnville, l he
Imooveriehed head of i noble French finn-
llv died reelerdav In Bellevue Hospital
xr.n s of PLAYS AMD players.
Play
BVDGBT E XII I HIT OPEX.
v.a.rie Ttiammiin to Predilcr a
b William B. Meleney.
Frederic Thompson yesterday an
nounoed for early production a four act
drama entitled -(Ira ft." by
Ueloney, well known as a newspuper man
Bad mugazine writer, who. May 81. re
signed as executive secretary to Mayor
flaynor. Mr. Thompson will put the piny
hi rehearsal this week. Mr. Meloney lias
been a newspaper man for eighteen years.
He came from California ten years ago
and joined the staff of the KVenm? Worto
from which he was transferred to the staff
of the World He resigned from the
World three years ago lo engage in maga
zine work exclusively Later he became
executive secretary in uif tui".
The Hhuharta announce mai
Npceeh by Ihe Mayor Tola Fire De
partment Show To-nmrrow.
Mayor (iaynor will open the budget
exhibit at noon to-day in the old Tefft-
William Brown i Weller Building at 330 Broadway. There
will l B number Ol speosers. raviuuiug
the Mavor and Kire Commissioner .lobii
son. To-morrow at ll A. M. Ihe Fire
Department's part of the budget exhibit
programme will begin
Commissioner Johnson will have lined
up in front of the city Hall nineteen
pieces of apparatus The Mayor will
(e saluted with sirens and tire bells. Vet
eran fire horses wearing collars of flowers
and berlbboned will be led up to Mayor
(iavnor as he stands on the steps of the
City Hall. The most celebrated of these
horses are Brentwood and The Abbot.
Kritr.i Brentwood hus Iveen galloping to lire
iNtrrrti thv
tor lluy aad louiig Wen.
mi. darkness rathr than lull' have lit
opportunity of concealing habitual prao-
tn of a disorderlv and disgraceful nature.
What one nay attempt to do under ooverl
M.on become a matter of common report
snd oommenl I oneeouently it cannot tie J
i..,thip tha' ' who live iii Prlnoetou are j
in ignorance of our own tate of sffai.s
With a full knowledge of the facta there-!
i-.re i beg leave tn sia'i nrt emphatically
tnd without any reservation wbataoever
that Mi I thiic's charges of general drunk
enness und immorality at Prtnoeton arc
holly fale tin students who nay be
jivrn to driinkeiiiiess and unmoral hahlta
r the rare sicrptlon. When such OOUdllol
nei ur il is In deflnr'-" nf th" stiiila:fls and
t h prevailing Influeuooa of Ihe place ami no(
h- t h" result of them
i hs rutom of tirinkiiig. moreover, is not
m all a conspicuous api 01 of our academic
'le The man who here 1 known sniong
h rotiirsdes as a dissipated anil dissolute
t:'ow loses caste ar once He may consort
a few of his own kind for a while, I ill
thrs is no place for him either of influence
nf prominence or of honor in the under--..'!
mte pursuits and activities, More
i.vr such a character does not long sum ivs
in .ur academic world, for man who lonl
dav and uarouaei by night Inevitably
f i behind In his cllge sork
- leh a per" i set in th" work reuu.reri of
' rude tit s at Princeton that only a clear
I Kdsd and self-controlled man i oiiiable
.-I malntalnlni i'1- standing und of end
ths end 1 h statement will he
ALFBKO h. MAM Emit: iiEAO
intellectual training and they are I Here I
... .1. .1... Lnulnaoj I.., I II,",. IITH III bl
football, baaeball, basketball, perhaps I K,n tw n)r ami for (iovarner aa tbe
indoor baaeball. oroaa-oountnr running Prohiwtleii Candidate.
in graded squada and also the usual in-;
door gymnasium work when Hie weather Alfred Is'e M.niierre. n ktwyer prorni
is too severe In permit outdoor Work, i pent in the Prohibition party end the
Dr. naycroii is a great aavooaie m ireon
air in sensible qiiantltiee.
In connection With tins physical train
ing will be a course of ten leotur
the letter to .his city The impreeeione
and I of Ihe rubber si imps on the envelope
show that so unsu satin Bliempi was
nii;de to deliver II i the Grand Central
Siuuon In lllii city Finally, about ten
davs after it wits Marled on its journey,
u was deliver -d ;o me at my home in The
Bronx. Hereafter the oavlltera at the
methods of the Poet Office Department
will have to shew roe."
son of the late Benjamin V MtJilerre,
I w ho wfa onoe n polioe oommiaaioner,
died at his residence. SSO Wesi Seventy
: sixth strei i . yesterday, after ,.n illness of
several weeka
Mr Manlerre waa the Prohibition
( o&ndldite for Mayor In I son gnd for Qov-
i emor in 1803 The New York Prohibl
tlonlata propoaad him for President
nt ihe convention of the Prohibitionist".
! ar Columbus, (Ihio. In ISM He was
member of the .New i nil, county com
s. hefl will ODen her annual Metropolitan for eighteen years ana is zi years om.
1 ....... a MMUnl at -1-1. a 11 I, .1 In, UU.II Ttlr.,.. I Kit O tWClltV
ellg.lgenieill tiimt-i mi.-ii .. n. .-". i r .-,.,.., :-. - - i
. r, ii ei. ...... li.u,i,.. I -.an ii iii i. ii .... . . - . .f , 1 1 m i i.l i w ' ". veil rs i . M
lir ic in o .i. i" ' -- - - ii, c I
I ne oejiarimeni win iiavt- on uuin
lion at 3S0 Broadway novellies and im
provements In the way of tire prevention
und fire control apparatus. It will show
also a series of moving pictures illus
trating the everyday work of the firemen.
IM in per
sonal nygiene which it. mpwi tun
give and Upon wnicti ihe freshmen will be
required to pas an examination. He
belie.es that there is nothing us-n wl i h
the average man it- as ignorant n upon the
fundamental principles of medicine and
the care of the body. His lectures will
embrace a range of topics that the faculty
believe will lie of great service to young
men at the age of the average freshman.
It haa been noticeable at the opening I lnittee of his pariv and for severs I veura
of college thai there is very little discus- W M ,, morober of the BtatB executive
Ion of Princeton's new president, Home- J oommittee He was trustee and legrl
how the impression lias gone aiounii inai nH vlser of th
th tendency will lie lo select a man oin- ,lfK.jBt jon.
side of the faculty, some one who has not ' Manlerre was bom in 'his oltV in
been in touch with the troubles that went . tif, w.lhi tr.Au fr(ll, Columbia
uni- . ..i. ihe oi. is of isvi end look uu the
Xear the jeweller'B front window sat a
young woman painting with an exceed
ingly delicate brush
"She i painting llie bends on those
black o'ii fuisil watcbef, the jeweller
suit "A lot of penile who buy black
wai hes complain that they cannot s-e
th ohi hands against ihe black back
ground It haa never occurred to the
managers to make the wan he In the tirsr
place Willi white h ind, s) when the cus
tomer requests It ih" young lady paints
the hands white "
EOlt SI f EH AHE MAURI AliES
Alice stone Hlaekwell tliiulil llllmbialc ;
I nn. I unnl III.. , anil lil S l ew.
'.rati..) by faculty ami undergraduate
-'--imopv niike The uppei fas etiiba
..ver without a mei axcptlon strict ly
on two or tnree years ago insiue uie
veriety.
But if the students aren i talking a
a president they certainly ai
aioir 'he new out V Stem. II appears
n il ihe faculty lu Voided upon a oer- ',
tain limit of cii's from olassea and ii has
alsodeoldedthat that limit can't heoroeeed
lor .my reason h all. The lawmakers i
believe tha' the limit has been made lib-
mSlaral enough to suit anybody. This the I
or I atudenta don't argue especlall
111
lalxing
I lit they i
1 o-,-i
.- rules
don'i like th" idea of not be I .g able to
-nicker off' cut.
One application o' the new rule has been
mi intoxicating beverages and all noHoeOJny tnemenwnoarewiiiiBBcourse
r samhllna In and about Ihsli Drem. I Ul geology. i ney are rmuiraa hi in an '
11,1, prohibition sppeats both in I certain number or out Of low n t rips
nn,.,; lui I ,.d ,n ih-h iB.loua through the urm, trim i tha Imtbm
Hwnvtliiiiai. -e ..-i-
ihey get condil loneil and if they do take
them, inquiries havp developed, Ihey gel
en's from th" other recitations that 'all
on the same day.
"They get us coming and going, said
e of these men lo-dav. It we Bon t
H
i he
ice of law in hi father'a ofll
w.'S r member of the ti -, of MPnlerrS
Manlerre will, offices at 31 V. ss.u ar
Ho wra a director and treaaurer of ihe
New York Red Cross noapltcl and rn
r ider in the Prcsbyteripii ( hurch of Scar
borough, a mempor of the Alpha iieii;
Phi ir.lerniiy. Phi flete Kappa, the Bar
Association, 'he Countv Ur.wyere Aaso-
cistion "'id the Ci.y I'luh
He leave r widow. QlJrflOlia IjOCkWOOd
Manlerre, end three children, Ruth Lock
wood Penlamln t 2d and Alfred I..
Manlerre, li
on l iiesiiav evening. October 10. and con
mining for un indelinile engagement.
Mine Scheff Will appear in a new comic
opera entitled "The Duchess." the music
of which is bv Victor Herbert and the book
by Joseph llertert and! Harry H. Smith
in addition to Mme. Scheff. the company j
includes George Anderson, John F.. llar.
aard, Madison Smith. George Graham.
; David Undaey, miey Lroamoeriain,
Charles Flynn. May Boley. Mllian Spenwr
I and Mildred Meade
A cable from Liverpool yesterday nn
' no meed the sailing of Harry Laudef on
ihe BaxonlB. He will arrive in Una
! country next Sunday and on Monday will
begin liis fourth American tourat the Mon
! hatt.m Opera House, where he will appear
for six matineea ami six night perform-
' ami's
COTTON HMCOKO hrohex.
gavanaab Makes Uargest one a smip-
I mi nt In World's lllslor).
I .. ..
Savannah. Oct. 1 More cotton was
sent out Of the port of Savannah yester
day than has ever been shipped out of
any port In one day in the history of the
THE GR0FF SCHOOL
IB! wtt ?2d st n$m lrks
in Idral nuA wc iinnai at a boardlnf an 1
QJaJr iCMMi
If a bn? l bright and withes to make
rapid progtrf-. he l. not held bark by
rtavm of mny other lint, er hv the old
"grade teni." If he in timid or nervous,
lie len oiraced ; If he la rrele, IntereM
In bit atudle U aerared; If he doea not
know how to apply hlmaelf, be la taught.
To thla lnTldldiu.1 method of teaching l
due the t.roff MfeMI'l wonderful i-rea.
and "tui rr I- nhal talka,
A thoroughly up t data rimmfrrlal 90UfM
jr DOyi wno ao nut arsire to go to roii'gc.
A moat liberal ayattni of athletlca, wTsely
dlraptod
rrlinnry department. No female tearhera
lnairurtora o( older boys tearh the youngrr
onea
All work prepared at the arhonl under th
dlrertlon and aaalatance of eipert tearhera
unkta home work la preferred. Reopeni
Sept. TAth. Call on or addreaa the I'rlnrlpal
i now at the achoob.
urn re hnura. 0 to 4. or by appointment
'Phone, 744 Columbua.
BDCyTAMfl'Q
rrinsw Stationary and
rilie Enarravinar
BRENTANO'S
Sib Are. S'th
i new IHU
Boston, (,rl 1 Miss Alloa stone mack
well. Boston B leaatng s'nraim. tlaArU
ausaaeted a mc.rriace ervi-o aapsoially When Ihe last ship sailed just before
I adantad to the needs and vlewa of woman I midnight to make good the oontraota
lr7L.i... bi.. i,-i l,.i th. , which culled for September sailings a
t , ,,nh.-. . .. - i I., mi f ui.TiS lialcs had been sent away
in the day The value of Ihe combined
sh pmeii's is estimated at 8i.';5ii,iKin
Obltuar) Vine.
Prank frsslmsn. vlcs-presldenl
Hlus iirsn litimbsr ompaoj
-Pmf Hlhhen sees il the temptations
i colleaje toe n are no greater than those
oi any olty or village community, and he
leis ihst Prinoeton is "particularly fa
red m the many influent bb hera vrhieh
mi for the conservation of nianh.il
i . haracter." Hla answer g;. on:
Of the
I,iimbsr i ompaoy. died yeater-
day ui the gtern eaniiarlum, a' "41 Waal I
I nil enns w ,pis hs w ;is Taken three s eU
sgo sufferlns from stomal h trotihle. cm-1
pncatjon- -et iii anil last triday an opera-
lion aas performed from which Mr reel
man did nn' riilb nil ti i in hi Hie I ime of
hli death Ssre hir ni'ithei and father. Mr
'i oollsgs wa have Inherited from
psm a hiuh moral standard Slid deep
n si'iim convlctlana ahieh ranilnui' in
- i a rontrolllns Influence In mil
rind sctlvltlea. Soma sevenleen
n.". ths undergratPistes started
i .-nt fnr (he Introduction ol the
. r ystsm In tha conduct cf asamina
Thl tnivsmani eas wholly spon-
ci- nil He ir imrl and was net ilii 'n'ed
t miv uggasiion from ths board of
Iruiiees .a the faculty,
tnd iiii- -i. id. 'in demand, that ihey b
Ilko men nf honnr in ttirir loriuai .. South
reunions to 'heir Instructors, Is It-elf an tat year the SOOlstV distributed 180,000
ime nt tnese men m-amr. 11. w" i 1 , na ,(pnih ears b i IllOthSI und father. Mr (.prain additions to It is a dilTe.enl mat
go we get conditioned! " we SO go We .n( Mr- hank K ( reelmnii hla wife, Pearl Possil.lv il w.iuld be a good idea
can't save up uny outsto ue m lengthen jToo K ' reel man iinri hi- hrotljar, tharlea ,'. jn oltUBf whirh should make
M out vacaiion. Oh. you gay OOllegB rmejman Ot ttBj ,..!, reference ,o the .p.e.t.on of equal
llftl ( c,.,,rs ago and ftSa a grsduate of Wabash pnlltiosl riRhts lor instance some such
t'ollegs at i r.i fouls', ill,.. Ind funeral phrase as this might he inserted: ' 1 proline.-
II .-oii ii. Waul aBdlBg Mailer. snrvlcns will be held to-day and the MdVltO aid and esHist my husband (or Wife)
i f Jin. ,,, ,,r ..ill I"11 ,,m l"P,,d '" MtgnpolBt, K. C, foi in HV,,,.V W(lv lo help him (or heij
An appeal for , reading matter or ail bi irial. , t , to uphold his (or hen political views.'
kinds lo ne nieinouiea suiuug uwhimi' i rrnns n i, wn n c "-i iy ' mj rheluiva the first waddlna In ihis conn
and -.tier institutions is ..eing son, out ; i'',,;; ',,,-, ,c,,,b,.r, IBM ii ,' iork . it v.
by the Hospital HOOk and Newpar ' ,,, min f I'hgrles Hllrfd. fkion afer his
f which .Mrs. Abram . Hewitt , Imth nis latner Qisq unn a Knaroian took
. ....... I ff.r Iww.lfti I """ '" ' I . i ' I . " . .', 1 , I." i'l! ...ll I k 1 1
s iJfragists She behoves tliat ths cere
mony should embody perfect equsHt
for mail a-id woman and not allow elthe
to have the upper hand. .. fh cotton went out on eleven ships
Tha much disliked word "obey would i 1(p forjgn ports and two to ports in
have to be Stricken out to suit SUffragO tna IJnttwd Males (ireat Britain is the
purposaa n-ui aoma word suMtitutad deatinatlnn of 34, .no bale. Prance gets
which would allow the wife to disobey 1 jn hales. ifl.SK) go to the Continent,
her husband WithoUl breSklng herVOW. I while 4,872 lialr are ilentined for points
The word obey in the marriage service ; ifnlted Hiates In the continental
is now generally Objected t ., sivs Miss (.laminr-minn sre 1,100 bales which will got
Hlaekwell. und many women, wnmiwr fa Bombay, India
believers in SIltfrSgB or not, refuse to re- ,
peat It in the marriage service i nuns
suffragists WOUItl very generally concur,
in advising Its removal. .
Aside from th e slngls change 1 (hink i
the average auffraglai would not object i
to using the marriage serrtaa as it Is uaed 1
to-dsk- At least there is no part 01 11 wnion i SO rtCQUCC Tyrnitiw
ooujd be objeoted to.
"Whetl.nr it would be wise to make i
IWgTsWCHOW.
For Bay sari Tosng Men
Mr. Carpntr' Private Claim
ion no is.
Sin Went r.sa At., near 7 4lh at.
Prrprr fur all .-.ilrr and bOSTdlBI arhonla
Bebaoi lrsltilnu tiffiin hrrr ESCSUSBt manual
Iralolnl fiitilpmrnl TtlrfS hours dally for oul
door nn VI rrk fnil Irlps 10 tlif ountrj .
OfTDOOII l.ll'l. A KBATt Hr
lealbl ' Bsatas Oeteaer t.
Collegiate School
A. I . WAHHRNj Headmaier
341 HKM 77TH HIKKKI.
Sachs
Collegiate
Institute
S8 West SSth Street
Fortieth year begins Wednes
day. September 27th.
Boy a Ihoraustily prtpirtd for all col
ljra and aclcnilRc choolt. Com
pleia builnea course. Special st
icnilon paid to primary Istirucilon.
Claisra limited Is number. Leaaoas
prepared In afternoon atudy hour
under anpervlaion. Carefully ref
lated aihietica.
Laboratory, Cymnsslnm. '
Dr. OTTO HOFN1G. - Principal
Bot prepared for the C'sllesrf saB Srlen
llfls Bohoola. Primary Useartmoat. Modora
School ll.lldlna Weli-iulppoB liymaselsni.
B14fh rear begin October S.
TRINITY SCHOOL
l.te-14" HI SI Ills I HI.
NPKCIAI. NOTICES,
X'TRI
f
I Primary
Laws-wa
141 WESI oisi
KOCMIKH 170
Grammar arid Hlfh Schools.
l.iiuipmeui, I'rrparea ror
ollrae
few plnrea are villi onen
Berkeley School
72d Si. andiWast End Aeanui
"Pram PRIMARY m QOLliEOK
'I'hirty-one Years' gUOOBBBful Work
PREP ARM for ail c.oiiegse. Technlcsl
BoBOOIB, West Point anil Annapolis
for llusiness Military Drill inptionab. Two
butldmgS -all outside, light rooms. Nine
teen instructor l boys, small clatJ.'s
Individual attention.
JOSEPH CURTIS SLOANE. Htadmmuc-
Srnd fnr llhiatratrtl Yfnr Bnnk
TBLKrUONB COIAMBt'S 1415
A Skin Tightener
To Reduce Wrinkles
. "' .. .... . , i i.. hiniioHl I ..nil.. Mo, what
B tlie lireeiaent. I no aninana ior uuosai i,i. , linnl lb. us lo,,, I, i
mid reading mst'er of all kinds is eon- I fr,, (isorgetawn I jllverslty wlththeelasB
staully Inoreasillg and many reipiebts nf ISB'J and from Harvard law sijmol In
..,...,0 fr.o. in,, iiionritainoiis regions in 1 iwt:. After eradiiiition he canie lo New
i.-ii, ano iuos ue hio linn in r di iaw. ih
s;i he married Miss Mny ( hllds of St.
in atinn m ins nten moral tons ana neaim I newapapars, ib.buu magaainea '-" ,,) rw Rochalls and Mr Rudd survive
i 'h undersraduatB body In IhS fellow- I books without filling the demnnd. lo- lljn; n n;B , ' i ; . ,, ,i fnrn ed s law part
1 iniri. and un to the present time this . notions msy tie sent to room 417 of the 1 ,,,oh!t. with II K lllair. Wblcb a son of
., ,.r 1.,.,,,,- t..u kuiai im rpuin ml I I'niled Charities Building. .Mr lllair has slues Joined
try solemnized in ai-eordaiKat with at riot Iv
modern ideas of expial righla for both
man and woman was (hat of my father
and mother
-When they were married many years
ajrn hv 1 lie ate 1 nomas nnniworin inn
oTnaon Ihev not onlv struek out the word
obey from the serfvoe, but each signed
manifesto in which eaoh repudiated
all possible rights he or she might have
over the other a actions. This manifesto
was published and made ijulte a sensation
at the time.
(From Popuiat atsdletBsi
In baetlty culture, a la the treatment
oi diss ass, the tendency nowadays i to
seek the removal of CBUBBSi rather than
to treat symptom ur effect In th
matter of wrinkles, for Instance, we
know I hat Ihe lines or furrow are
reused by the skin becoming inn in
place, so it dor pel prrfetfly fit the
tlesh beneath. The skin thru ' w rinkles
or sags Naturally tha proper thing to
do is to lighten Ihe skin make It nt
then there' no room for lines, wrlnglsa
und fuld. and 110 surplus skin In sag or
bns
ThS best known formula for the pur
pose Is Hsiollte, I nr. , In '-, pint wlteh
nasal. I'srss a wssh lotion. The effect
Is truly remsrkshle, especially a remit
sre Immediate Ask thedruggint for t he
powdered sssolite, which dissolves more
uulckly ttisn suy other form.
I or filrl sntl lining Ladle.
SEVENTEEN EAST SIXTIETH STREET
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
ACADEMIC COURSE
coLlrgk PREPARATORY COURSE
DOMESTIC SCIENCE FINE ARTS
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER FOURTH
School! ol rh? eli si (Hilars.
DR.SAVAGE GYMNASIUM
Mill VI. I NCHOOI. IKIXIM.
swimwim. pom. rawcura
Claaaca a'lil ladh lilual Instruction (or Men,
I W omen anil rslldren In cver .Iriiartmrui.
Nuw iipi'N inrralsrs ,'ios f.i seth si.
Musical.
COLUMBIA
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
IOI Mill! IJH4.
EW I-IKEPR4IOF 111 ll.nii. .
nan M itF.rr ami i kmkai. park r.sr.
IIOIM M l KS.M l 1 1 1 Plir.PAKKH lorU-
II MI1IA, IIIINKI 1.. HAKVARII. I'RM.
IOM. VAl.F. and other college,, till.
III SINftNH ( Ol RSK. I'KIHAHl CI.ASSIS.
Ijtbnrainrlca. (ivmnaaluni. Athletic I lel.l
special 4'nnrae srrsnsed 'or hoi a who hs
fslfed In 4'ollrg Knlrsnre Kaamlsalloa'.
Syms School
is II I' 1ST siST BT8JKBT. .
I THIItTKENTH VKAH OfKNS '1 ' ;
1 PrsMrei is tor rolleic or bosrdinj wnuoi.
1 i.hniieu rarollment. Bpsrlsl erapBasu on
i I'ngllah In all dspsrlmrnll ,
1 flaaa work anrt Kblvldusl iBStrWItOB.
BUMy hours under auperi'lMOB of .compsisai
1 teachers .No (a.ls. Ill tnnsabim IM Plsyirousd.
wii.m-.KT p. 1 1 inn sun. Head Ussier. Pauaa
I nw I'laa.
MARC LAG EN IRVING SCHOOL
L. D. RAY, 35 W. in a Is
MANAGER OF MUSICAL ASTI81S
lot riiTHAir.Mr-. M'.w sURK CITY
Mlacellaasoaa
BOOKKKKPr.RS tuarsnteed paatlnc of C 1. A.
l..... Urn.'... 1' li 1 mi VJmmt , .1. a.
Klruirniarv, l'riisjtr., aierntsaiais . no
oiliinerrlal lleiinrtinrnl.
Thontugh preps rat las f"r sllsas,
I No bom lildi for Beyi neiler Bftero.
School now In Seatlon. Phone 6Jb Si.iui u.;.
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