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IXSTRCCTIOR.
run both MMt
RRW VORK N'.w Y.rfc CHf.
HAMILTON
INSTITUTE
FOR BOYS, 599 Witt End Avt.
rrhlNild Slia. Jr . Principal. T-l SJ03 Mlver.
FOR GIRLS, 601 West End Avt.
v ,. . A. Sbsw. Jr.. Principal. Tf I . m River.
Preparation from Primary ta foliage.
Schools Apprtvtd by N. Y. Stati liguts
(ertlfleste of . bm.l admits la Call.
Vlsaal Inatract'n la Bistort sad Ueeg.
I riwm prepared at Sefco.1.
f,.mn.ium. Oatlaa I'limi, Athletic Field.
PRIM II'AKS AHKN'im AT THB SCHOOLS.
Female College. Tallahassee, are the offl
etll Mats institutions of collegiate rank.
Other higher educational Inatltutlona
aN John K Stetson ITnlveralty. Da Laral;
Rollins t'ollege dm. Winter Park).
Southern College (1M1, Sutherland),
Presbyterian College nf Florida (190J,
Kustisl. Jasper Normal Institute. Jae
prr. and the Florida Normal Institute.
Madison. rthef Inatltutlona provide ex
cellent facilities for the higher educa
tion of negroes.
Alabama.
Alabama, like Georgia, waa early net,
tied b) Spaniards, whoae accompanying
missionaries opened Catholic Church
schools. In the Slate achool sys-
tem Si "-si Inaugurated and aupported
by a I'nitcd States land grant for achool
Murrain. The civil war Interrupted edu
. itlonal progress. Since the war ad
vancement In education haa been alow,
hut stearic. State aid haa been given to
rural schools, and country high achoola
have been established. In 1900 Alabama
ranked third among the Statea for Illit
eracy, hut this percentage la faat de-
lining
Tlie most important Inetltutiona for
h ghei education are I'nlveraity of Ala
bamt (1111, Tusculoorn). Alabama Poly
li.'hnle InstltUts (172. Auburn). South
tin University 1 fir.d. Oi-eenboro). How
ard College, Boot Lake Spring Hill Col
lege i 130. Mobile), and the Tuakegee
Normal and Industrial Institute, for
DtgrOOi, Tuhkegec
nnil xchool towns of the aonth.
The work of education in the beautiful
southland has flourished itnooi the civil
war Ever since that Intsmiptlon to ita
pros real . hoola and achool towna have
multiplied b) hundreds. The South la
ni.ie awake so far aa lie own educational
possibilities gra concerned, a few of its
r.'hool towns are h.rc treated.
The town of llampden-Stdnev ia located
In Prince Edward count), Virginia, a
ium proverbially one of the moat
healthful district! In Virginia. This little
tntin contain! a number of homes q
Which students may enjvy all the social
advantages consistent with a life of
studv. Its quiet situation In Hie country,
lemoved from the buhtle of life and from
the temptation! Incident to town or city,
tnderi this town an especially devil abie
place for an) student who alma to eecure
the thorough culture of his mind and
heart Snd the formation of correct ideas.
At th! bend of West Mitchell street,
about ore mile from the centre of the
beautiful City of Atlanta, liu.. la located
.,n efficient university,
avannah, Oa., la one of the most
restful cities of tho South. It boasts an
efficient school for girls.
Spiinc Hill. Ala., is picturesquely
Situated live milea from the city of Mo
bile, on an el'vntiou ISO feet above sea
level. Prom the Kay of Mobile and the
iuif of Mexico it enjoys a constantly re-
freshing braesi which renders its loca
tion both SgTSSShlll and healthy. Ow
ing to such advantages, coupled with
!: altitude and to the invigorating In
fiuenct of ita resinous idnes upon the
Burrotsndlng sttnoaphere. Spring Mill holds
tie of the best reeordg for health in the
country. No wonder that it la the home
el a very successful college and prepara
tory school.
Nashville, Tcnn.. has a beautiful girls'
achool which is located i'l Southern res
idence of antebellum splendor,
Covington, La., Is situated in the heart
of St. Tammany Parish and Is thearapl
tal of the osone'helt. The United States
health census haa pronounced it "the
Mcohd healthiest spot in America." It
Contains a Benedictine college and pre
paratory school.
The blue grass region of Kentucky ts
lustly famous the world over for the nat
ural beauty of Its scenery. Its magnificent
hills overed with stately forest trees and
Its fertile valleys carpeted with the soft,
restful green of Its native blue grass.
The trsvsltsr from a distant State finds
in Kentucky many beautiful spots to ad
mire, but none ia morn beautiful than
Fsrmdale, the estate of Dr. John F. Htew
art, and the site of a private Institution
f"r th care of children of backward men
tal development Could any spot on
earth be more ideal for an Institution of
bin kind? Away from the nolae. the
smoke, the dust and the diversions of
'lie citv. in the pure air and the pesce
fwl shade of this lovely country home, la
1' any wonder that children from all
Parts ,,f the South, crippled In mind,
vh iuld find here the moat congenial and
helpful surroundings and the most skilled
and scientific training for the develop
ment of mind and body?
It Davidson, North Carolina, is a col
tegs the campus f which ts remarkable
for its ipaciousnsM and beauty-
Third tin., of southern School,
ss K i pressed h Their Heaslatastera.
h'rnm Mo unroll i Virginia i
"Bvery anannement la In pur.unnce of
o ' general plan, which I. to make the
ss nearly aa possible In all II. de
tglli . Christian home, w ith all the purity
and refinement that characterise a model
Virginia home, the VSrY atmosphere of
whi i i an Incentive to higher thiiuta and
' inspiration to lofty I'leala. The acliool
motto in which Ihe Ideal I. crystallised Is
'Non pro tempore, aed aeternltste' tNot
for time, hut for eternity)."
From Mh mi, i I Georgia I . I
'Dlsclplln is administered with flrm
SSii md Impartiality and alma to Induee
gh mora! sentiment, which shall be in
f i powerful governing force In the
When it becomes plain that a
it'll has not a flxeil purpose to Improve
tl ne ami nn earnest desire to fit hint
s' If for usefulness, he in removed without
psclno ohargas."
fioni M aryviUn (Trnnrtiee).
Tb I institution was horn of the moral
spiritual ne.Mls of the curliest settler,
f Kaal T.rmssaas Dhlefl ctch-Irl.h
I'resbyterlans, It tvaa desianed lo edu
ests f,.r the nilnlatry men who should bo
' s t.. the soil. The irrand aim of the
rounder, us suted in hla own words, la
' ' rtlreotors and manatera of thla
sacred Institution propose the glory of
' nnq tin. advancement of that klna
jlont purrhssed by the blood of His only
Cfotteti Son, hh their sole object'."
From i rnnkltn ,srfn. I KcatucHy).
Kdiicatlon with ua means the aym-
rlrul development of soul, mind and
"'' anj "lie of these being negtlected
' "; ' .ti Unflnlshsd man. The moat dau
ieroii nun lo society are educated men
I' moral character la deformed, either
n 1 uie. which la very rarely believed,
01 i neglect of early tralnliif."
' "'Ill fun io I fl'loridd).
The main object of this school Is to
"lake, men i,f ,, bv!
' ' ' ' I'l I requlrst the active personal,
"'"nt, helpful oompanlqnship of their
' " jrsi not only in the class room, hut
ni Playground, on tho water, at the
' ' the barracks."
"Th"" (.VorfA Carolina),
ii" slm ..f St Mary's la to make the
"'iy lift Of the Students that of a (toll
nsuisted Christian household. Tho ef
rsri li o direct the physical. Intellectual
ana i moral tlsvslopmsnl of the individual.
ll the .are that love for young
and wisdom m rontrolllns them
hns pOMltile."
jjras, chi,rl ffiU IXorth Carolina).
country is callina for men. trained
SS ho can intelligently do Its work
INSTRUCTION.
FOR ROYS AND YOtNf. MEN.
NEW TORS. New Tark CHy.
Riverside School
869 West End Avenue,
Between I02d and 103d Streets.
Kindergarten, Elementary, High School and College Prepara
tory Departments.
Boys taken through Fourth Grade of Elementary School
Catalogues on Request. Reopens Oct. 1.
TELEPHONE MS) RIVERS IDE.
rvwnyfcll iwsswf
CIk Drown School of tutoring
i i FREDERIC L. BROWN. B. S.. Head Master . .
THE RIGHT SYSTEM OF IDItr. 1TIAN
...w .. , v.. .. , i o i Li
llMrilln.a.iOk.. .'.1. . a . . . .
for colieee. .ehn.u' -V k ' , carair nuininfs. r.iceptinnal vucces. In prepai Ins snidfBls
:?L.-ol5.t": rh.'i,to fd buelseaa. In June tf. of the cnllete and Heaeni "examination.
" H ISHTU.
ana Ihra. i
vmmryt i-os 1 vru on - one nun
Ilositively only one pupil at a time with a tear
k hi one. Bristol pupils not retarded by rlasses
ed by cla. work, fiverv pupil wbo has en lered
lete has accomplished that purpose. Lesson
Illinlfcs nnl , mh. ... I
pose of tolas to collese has accomplished
Fifteen teachers
I'l. 'ML INTERVIEWS WELCOMED
941 WEST f STB STRKI: I PtBSM Oel.sstas MSI
"A school wtth aa AtsMapawre or Work."
FOR ROYS AND VOt Nti MEN.
NEW TORR New Task City lew.
piavTon
772 Hi tar
A Catholic Boarding and
Br0.hWr?,'.ead..S.-!h,'..r? A KfMlft.
Graduates Into tbe leadln'
MTsatsgsukSatimts ""'
which leio. ltseTf "i a ihletkL n!T.n W.of ""acre rark of great natural seaut)
dl"rtDliae an!T tsif hSUi i sliT!?1 ' outdoor sports of trsek and Meld. 1 he mlllta
fSSyfXzfSSJSf SSii'r; "V" P,.r.,de "round bordering on the waters of
kiue iirtJJ nd" MJ "oofmanj Miwestial apical 10 the bov . lorrota
REV. BROTHER EDMUND, Prinei
' JMUT SSI1.ITAWT AC'AltE
"", rsBW
t Xs. a mi
Day and A' t.
Hoardine Punila. .w0' to -
KIVEItDAi r. ON hi nwoN. V. '. RIERILl:-()-HI lM. N. V.
sO Lfea
as - "a MRaw flr'.
Outlining a School Day
Riverdale Country School
Senri fnr ratalrwiw wi'7w 9 aEaf O fl
Riverdale-on-Hudson, Upper Now York City
Tel. J48 Kingsbridge.
TARRYTOftN-ON.HlllSON, N. V.
FOR BOYS, Tarrytown-on-Hudon, N. Y.
rwenty-flve miles from New York, in the beautiful, hi.toric "Irvlna"
.'oiintry 77th year. 21 years i under prasant Head Master Nw site and
buildings. 104 Prepared for all colleges! and technical schools Individual
us 1 aa class instruction Athletic Field Saimmln. Prl vri
nasi
i reuHv (hla Vail I Imli .
J. M. FURMAN, A. M..
GARDEN CITY. L. I.
Lacatisn:
Beautiful snd healthful Gar
den City, lams Island. IS
miles from New Vork.
. Fireproof buildings: gymna-
slum: swim m in g pool: SO seres
oi ainieuc nens.
Instnselim- Botn cu and Individual
sevwss. . iimrurtlon given. Prepares
for iny college or scientific
school. A lower school for
younger boys.
Poll Term Begins September IStb.
Building. Now Open, catalogue on Raquest.
WALTER R. MARSH. Headma.t.r,
Bos IS. (iarden City, L. I.
TARRVTOWNsON-HUOSON, N. T.
IFPTDN SCMflOl f "pares bars for college. A
HtrlVH HURL country school In th. West
Chester Hills, it mile, from New, York. Complete
moder. .qulpmrat, new building, gyma.sium ssa
sthletlo aekf. Special attention to young boys,
cstaiofua oa raouesl. Res VI. Tarrjeswa-as-UadMB.
Raw fork.
PLDSMlNti, IeONU ISLAND.
KYLE INSTITUTE, FLUSHING, LONG ISL.
Boardtas School for Boys af All A.es.
Replet. with .11 modern Improvement, and
equipment. Gym.. Swim. Pool A Model Class
rooms Unsurpassed advantages In (iermaa
Mlllt. Drill. Moderate terms. IS years of success
ful work. DR. PAUL KYLE.
and play their part In making thla a bet
ter place for men to live in. The de
mand la for men of brain, and of char
acter, men who are specialists In their
line of work. There is no difficulty in
finding work to do, the difficulty lies In
securing suitable men for the work. That
is what we aim to make of our boys."
front .Va.nottle (Teuiirs.ee).
"An Ideal home woman results from
our culture."
Coaelaaloa.
Thus It has been seen that the South
ern Htatea have been, becauae of aoclal
and economic condltlbna, a fruitful private
school field. Kven to-day the majority of
the people still atrnd their children to
private achoola. Thla has led to the es
tabllsment In the Houthern Statea of a
large number of private schools of highest
type. There are military schools with
(iovemment approval bark of them, pre
paratory schools fully aa excellent aa
thoae In the North, efficient schools for
young children and select finishing schools
with many years history for educating
the children of the moat exclusive fami
lies. Halubrioua climate, comparative cheap
neaa of land, which enable, the achoola to
have large room, ana ample grounda, to
gether with a surrounding atmosphere of
Houth.ru chivalry, all combine to make
tho .Southland sn ideal school horns for
the younger generation.
The strst artlele eatltled ",rv
Vork t Itr -schoola" "III appear
luf "Th I BR" Naturday, Sept. RO.
THE SUN,
INSTRUCTION.
sksnsawa.w. m m m $9j0mm r m- jr-yj- j-u-.-TO- r-LrXflsTii liL IMsMs.
FOR BOYS AND YOt'NO MEN.
NEW TORR New Tark City.
I'l J r QUIILA I I U Is
al t ... u I, K - ... i... .. .
with a teacher. Ik thoroughly two
es Hackward and nervous
red the school with the pur-
r iiwi pui i.nr ixbmd, m an suojects to pupils
Each teacher has had at least VI year1 experience.
FOR ROYS AND Vol Nt. URN.
NEW VORK New York City Rreas.
point,
is Ztfcademis
Day School for Boys
nder'the supervNkn. of the ChrtaflU
XI
w rolleres and I'r.n.r,, , ukinK
"mo.ib Bsn. ISTH.
intts I 1T1 .
COUNTRY SCHCXDL
imtdv cruvM
FOR CITY BOYS
i Ith Year. I
Hardy Country Life, Sound
College Preparation,
Expert Physical
m ' W? Training.
Wf F--- l 2.W
w jsr, m WfT r
aaaaal
TARRYTOWN-ON-HlDMtN. N. V.
inn u
Head Matter, Box 800
NRW KORR -New Vork city.
" PRIMARY TO COLLEGE "
Berkeley School
for Boys
THIRTY -FOURTH YBAS
Ts.rsas ea.r.ls s., .n ,,,
.. . east Tsssssls.1 Ss.ssls.
Llgkt. airy rsoass. .man
, ' O'sdoa'ss kses -Ur- 8XJk
v.,t.:X(':
HWaW Cs4.io.ws SRMSSSRSSflSB
Ttnd (L West End Sue. Tel. Columkus 1416
THE GROFF SCHOOL.
Re. loaa. Men. Hoarding A : Ita. Pupil .
Tt rioneer School fnr Individual Attention.
I By means of the lndl'dn.l attention of etperl
i enced Instructors and the i-onsiaoi suis-rvlslon
j af all maty boors, ihe t.roft school enatil.
I Its students to acconipllsh mora 'n one year than
I many other schools do In two te.rs. No gr.des
! ' retard the brilliant pupil or to discourage ihc
, bsrkward one. Kselush. loc.ilon Hoarding
I facllltlea unexcelled. Sclal Summer session
for the September t'ollege and Hegenis' h
I amlnatlop. f all Term ism yearr begins Sept
I "Ml. SB Rest IStb Ht., If. I. Tel. 711 Col
ALL HALLOWS INSTITUTE
1.1 and IB West 134th Street.
In Ihe Heart of Greater New York
lay ScimI fir Boys aid Yiuf Mm.
Prepares for College and Butlnrss
Approved by the Board of Regents.
Christian Bnthirs if Inland.
Studies will be resumed .September IMh.
1. . Collage rrtparalorr
School with strong Prl
mary and Junior Oradss.
Madam school building.
Largs Oymnashira. rsth
year begins Seat. It IS,
SSt.tS W. TTUSt . b..
tsrssa Broadway and U'sst
End Avenue, New York.
A. r. Warrss. iiastaeke.
Collegiate
School K,
set It It
s
ST.
ANN'S
ACADEMY So?
TS
Islington Avej, TStlc and 77th SIS;. N. Y. city.
s nr.s IS WW. or t T Sl'nuvi,.
nay
iod It
stav at school until . P. 11 smiiv
per
la provided to do the home lessons
js Buaitiiiaiii tst'titsoi.,
A real home school.
High School. (Grammar. Prlirarr
law rtatea. (iymnulum. Cialogue S. I
CUTLER SCHOOL
No. 3U i'asi loth St.
Reopens Wednesday, October lit.
During thirty-seven years under oae man.ge
ment more than twelve hundred pupils have been
prepared for eollrge and boarding schools.
Primary, Intermediate, snd Senior Department,
equipped for Instruction by the steal method.,
outing riasses, Gymnasium. Athletic Field
TRINITY SCHOOL
1SU-147 WEST BIST ST.. NRW YORK
FOINOED IIOR.
Primary . i; ram mar and High Schools
Prepare, for .11 Cnllrgcs.
SSkth Year Open. September SSad.
IRVING SCHOOL
I,. II. HA V. SB RFJIT H4TH NT.
BOYS FROM S TO SO. Al.l. DK.PARTMt: VI'S.
ISO (iraduaies Have Vtntered idllere.
No hodie study for hoys under fifteen.
iSrd year begins Thursday, slept. 2tb.
Telephone tsa Schuyler.
Dn. HAY NOW AT SCHOOL UOKNINT.S.
THE CARPENTER SCHOOL
FOH BOYS, Ksisbllshed lan.
SIS-SIS WEST RND AV. Begin. Oel. 1st.
K pa res far sll CoHsges sad Boarding School.,
an Flo IJ0. outdoor .ssroHe dally, irm.
aw-fcw
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1913.
IVSTRl'CTION.
ROTS AND TOtINO MEN.
lORT DEPOSIT. MD.
CIk Come School
Yr1TH its endowment of over two and a half million dollars, It
y can limit its enrollment to boys of high character. It has
a faculty of unusual strength and size. It has created an unique
type of school life. It can give much individual attention through
its special tutors. Its graduates take high honors in the leading
colleges and technical schools. 'Each boy has his own room.
It haa the most beautiful school buildings and grounds in
America.
It has one hundred and seventy-five acres, on which arc a
nine-hole golf course, five athletic fields, swimming pool, quarter
mile cinder track, tennis courts and batting cage.
Its tuition of $700 would have to be fifty per cent, g cuter
were it not for its endowment.
The Lower School for Little Bots offers all the advan
tages of the Upper Forms with the special benefit of a separate
dormitory and a separate organization.
a.
I
TISRtl
llhiUntss task sn Rssaesl
iMlidllLmilia
NRW YORR New Yeeh City.
- COLUMBIA
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
BsiMtat as : tbioiutel v flresrosl snd tasrtsrt.
SOD STREET AND CENTRAL PARK Wi.mt
FllKPAIIRSi MORE BO S FOR MORE CO!.- I
Lean and in less timf. than any
OTMKR .SC'HOtM. IN MANHATTAN.
Fine laboratories, primary classes, atbletlc !
Held, gymnasium, playground, oprn dally.
I BOTH YEAR RENINS SEPT. as.
Hesdtnaster now at si-hool. Tel 37S7 Riverside. !
Boarding and Day School
For Boys.
Approved b die N V. Stale Fducailon Itepart
mrnt for Resents Msmlnstlon. Thnrouirri
training from Prlaisr.v to t'ollear Stieilal at
tenlton elven to cacti Indli Idiml mutfiit In ,m.n
classes of S to 10. i.mpleie equipment. Irrr
private semau building. Kstabllsbed IS03.
HARMS PREPARATORY SC'HIOI
N K.cor. lasdSI 4 7ih,ve Fbone Mil Morning
J. HKIL. rrlnripal.
Krlvin fcrfyool
Ul
loth
West
ntli street Tel.
m
i-jmbus i
sear.
Limited private
high
school ( for j
boys
erv small srnuns. Indlldiia1 attrut'.on
rinert coaching for all eliminations.
DIONNl:. M. A. Headmaster.
MORRISTOWN, N. J.
Randolph Military Academy
Morrltown, Nf J?r
Stttct Horn School Ltmit4 to 100 Boys.
(ieiirral Mlltfactloa v. 1th our ability to
et rroultft bait m1r thU ftchonl a MCMM.
v prprr boys fl to so ear of tm
br I n(vfn.ltte. Ciovrrnment At-adfmlpR
and BuloeM. Our luratloo orrnita
tton and rntilpnifnt afford rare ad van -Uirs.
All FWUI and Track Athleilrs arr
fDcouratd under comp tent upervUlon.
The (tmnalum. Literary Hocfetle and
Horbark Hldlnr are attractive featurett.
Junior and Senior Schools- For detailed
In form, ilon, addre
MAJOR J. HAROLD RANDOLPH.
Sa per tn tea.de n I
telephone 490 MorrUtoiOj)
t'RKKHOCl). N. J.
Jho
Militarg, bui
MM Htormlory"
IRQ DISTINCT
SCHOOLS
Half . mile apart:
each complete In It
self, ruder SAMK
H A N A O K MKNT.
K.rh limited to 611
cadets. individual
care and Instruction.
'reparation for col
lege or business;
beautiful location, u
Freehold
Military School
Per Rovs I u 13
Rates 04 SO t.ssao
New Jersey
I..., a a mnes from New
Military kt&JjU
For Oiaer B. ffiSgSfalMT,
Hates SSTSI.SSSO fields
Majsr f has. M. Hum an. Mos M
Freehold. N. J.
MOHRlHTtmV N. J.
MORRISTOWN SCHOOL
MORKISTOWN. N. .1
Ctllege Preparatory Boarding School
Lowar School for Boys 10 to 16
Visum HOARD.
Dr. K. P. Keppel. ireau oft olumbla
Bec-y Anion Phelps Stokes. ,lr.. Tala.
President Prtichett
,',rn,.lM V...iM.il.
Byron a Huilbut.
Byron S Huilbut. A II . fiean of Harvard.
Dr. John U Hlbben. President of Princeton
I
-!
PENNINGTON. N. J.
The Pennington School far Boys'
Prepares for a'l collegrsor business erv etperl- 1
enred teachers. Small classes New i.y n nastnm
Ciose observstion of our work iS miles fron, i
Princeton i allow s Wood row I Ison to say. Icon- I
slder Pennington one of the best schools In the .
Slate." Junior School for near, ft lo li If ms,
eson Is not doing well In loci school, enter him
nere R.te mod io tarn win pav mork
7Sth year begins Sept ?tth. rite and our repre- I
sentatlte ullleslil I
r RANK MAC DANIEL, A.M., n. n . Headmaster. I
Bn X. Pennington. If, J.
MIGHTSTOWN. N. J.
Peddle Institute
HlBbtslowa. N. J.. miles 'from Princeton
An endowed school for ?sn bos. offering thorough
preparation for all colleges and for business.
Modern buildings. on -.ere campus, tiymna
slum. Swimming I'ooland Athletic Held. Musical
Clubs and Instruction. I-ourr school for to
li to u years. Raise nti io smo. tsth yesr oneut
September ?lth. I'or catalogue address
R. W. NRKTLAND. A. M Hot l.
HOBOKE.N, NRW JRRSET.
STEVENS SCHOOL
Itlver SI net, SIS snd SIS SI. . I.otoken. N. J.
Raepans Sapt. 15th, 1913.
ReslMr.i inn Oats, aepi. sin anu luth.
Fsamlnatlon for Admls'n. Sept. II and IS
I'n.n.M of alnriv nrn.rklnri' I,, I n Iv.r.ltl.
Colleges, Schools of Science, law- and Medicine. !
ine rave or tuition is .lui iter le.r
RHSEX fUUM, M.
KIIMCSLEV FOR Bit VS.
IvSjMEX n i ls. N. J.. a mln. from N. Y. Kiev,
am ft. HUh-cla-s bi ar lllin M hi.il for Si boys
IHtltlaa, $;nu c sasrle reterenees rseulred
LOWER SCHOOL FOR YOUNOER ROVS
u. at. UNi i i l.l., tt sUtiMfttajj mil Mit
(ORNWAM,, (ONh.
Rumsey Hall
vraawa.il rnn A hontr trhiKii for hoy I
in hip leitchooici Mini m-f nil preparation for I
RcrnntUrv achoolR Partmslar atttution In tht
rormotityn or manly cnorm itr ana aotui naNf
lhlelfrt. find fyninasnim iirnier aiipervlRlou
Initaual heallh rvm.il. Three hours froni
New Vork. Knr naUsloaTiie adrirr-a
IsOUIt M. SCHUTTI. M. i., HatdmitUr, Sox F
STAMFORD, CONN.
RsJorsI Praparatory acaotl
si horn. KSssS so ids cottage .las. St jMaatee'
As ideal
Itmb Nssr York
a en. wssk-ena gnviKgsi for Js
If live kys st high thsrscl.r r.c.l vS
giesptlssstlr ilrsiu fscultj
Yss-kbsy. Oalg
IISSSSS
vidasl
ttraetkm gtvts. CwWMal ol schsst
teesptad k lesdlag coiUgss wlih.ut
sairaao. .saminanon asen soy ra
rttso. Iks skrsk.1 dsveiepmsot he
i';v..5rru.,e.'i-
sessurr,
ROLUNO PRATRIR. DID.
THE INTERLaTCEN SCHOOL
MAKES STRONG MEN.
It wspsrrs for admission to rolleg. and Amerl
csn or Kuropean Universities: tK.Tnt.rlsk.n
boy. work at well s study', they niuisg. an sua
se'e .kt.1.1 boys t.k.n from V lo is year, ol
.ge: terms Ituu lo tSOO. only a few vacancies.
'VMfei; school
JNKTRI i TIOJT
FOR ROYS AND VfH SO MEM.
PORT DEPOMIT. MD.
fWHipHliplIRfilim
StKkrlfJ lt.tr ft. 0 , ftft SMM, M
-' I'l. rMMMTTr
SWARTHMORE, PA.
Swtrthmore Preparatory School
A thoroughly efficient home school for
hoys, fleven n'llcs from Philadelphia. In
a residential and college uburb Miirout
saloons or factories. Itemarkable health
record for JO years due lo perfected water and
sewerage systems, modern building, snd
wtinlesome regulailoas of exercise and habits
Ample provision for Indoor and outdoor
athlr tics under family supervision fn usually
adequate prrparsilon for eollrge. "t nit
sysieip of promotion by suhieci An unique
reconl In the properly ba'anerd developmeni
' .boys mentally, moislly. myiMUf, so
cially No fads, .lunlor school for snisllrr
Ikivs. with separate dormitor . l or detailed
Information address Arthur H. lomllnsun.
Masrihn.ore. Ps.
AMWRIDUR, MAhm.
Sargent Travel School
POR
ova
laboraiury method oi sdeeatlon, p
Irarh nnl lmir from I h n , bit! also oireetuV
from actual ciiuntr studied i 'his year I
route ralard ihiniiKli Uediirrraneau
oountrwi and R)'pt lu tevlon.
Inr ra.nlnitur and rr Isl i s i .on blsnl. ad
dit s
PORTgR g SAROCNT
Kihiui III, .Vj (nnurrs St.. tkjstOtl . Mass,
St. Andrew's School
CONCORD. MASS.
Hitenslve grounds. large modern buildings
Athletic fields. Constant anil careful attention
to the Individual boy. Prepare for college, ison
covers all Vspenses. Write for catalog.
THOMAS ECKFRLDT, Headnnsii r. Rnx .
KK BOTH BKXRS,
BW YORK Near Tork Clr.
FOR BOYS Watt 242. St.
The sehoolhouse on lhv hill overlooking
tan(orilanrtt Park. LhJtdoor School Life.
OSS ni remain ll day. Including satur
uay. .New bullion? now open for InsPM
lion: udlc, hours to to u A. M .. or by an
polntment. Tel 5M hlngshrldge
IndKldual aitrninm Afiernnon study.
Thorough preparation for college. 173
Ursdualsa in leading c.lleees 111 ...
28th YEAR
ISth. r.ialogiir.
FOR GIRLS
SSI R
ssa R.
148th ST.
nfr Ptvneratorv end r?ner. Ktn
nergTsrfcn and I u niroMM The ch ool t .
lrrates with Ihc Noma n vrUn, tn kepp
smh n wmivawmai kiti ran wrn
npfinn gwpi, - I ' n t
18th YEAR
HOUSEHOLD ARTS
sas it.
?1lh NI.
rooking. Knbroiderj. Mlliinerv. Hres
'"aslng. Vns and i rafis. Accoutus. Also
Hngiish and conversational french. One
or more subjects may lie laken hall
'erm oegini, icl. sin.
8th YEAR
i atali.giie
elementary
Young Boss
and i, iris.
I a la insiie.
13th St. 148th St. 177th St.
FRIENDS'
SEMINARY
220 to 228 East 16th Street,
NEW YORK
Kindergarten and Preparatory School
for Boys snd Oirli. (Non-sectarian)
Cattlotut an Application.
TUTORS and INSTRUCTORS
for Cotttm Hii 1 ni q iv i;nnnaii)n.
autii i om pan inns rf lir l oiuineudcd Htihout
CbArM
bv ihf rP(MMMMs OFFIfl'
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
H.SI Ha P. i
HORACE MANN tWIlV.utT.a'X.V
rvi pun anu iiiir. mi tiiincf
Plivsieal h'..,i -
t MD HMllillngnnfi, on Smiui'tlfiy
NcKaihletir Bel.t.
Afveraoon study Hours, oprns Kepi, j.'mi
Lars
ireu.
bsivi I. uuunn, aapi
Hroadway sad
no'n ai
T.
j KINDERGARTEN TRAININB SCHOOL
NI.V1 IIIKk I MllllMll,
uasningiiii! Monare RS.t,
Addtes- Harrlrlte Melia. Mills, ivim-inal
office Itoursafier Sept if.dallt from 11 logo clocl
TUTORING
Kill'
ini-paralinn. I'm,, jrars i
AImi i'reneli pniii',r.i
Iinill OI.1M.KK. SOU .Slh Am
FRENCH
Private Lessons, translations. I rof.
Henri ds laiBiokt jfJsx. il6l 71a t.
NKW IIKh llrnnkljn.
PRATT INSTITUTE
RHOOKI.VN, Nr.IV VORK.
DAY CLASSES
OPEN SEPT. 24
EVENING CLASSES
OPEN OCT. 1
FKF.DKKU H PRATT, Secret. .
KMMRa U44S, .v i.
j THKMl AI'I.IV At AIHMV Ke,s,-,i,. y
: i o-rdticailonal. .srepilonsl advantages, licnim
fulness, efficiency, law cupeiisrh. dtid .n ten is in.
lerested In . school of this character should not
mil to nitty tnvcMll'.aic us mi-l tiialh . ,SK,.rs
Merry;.
NEW VORK New Vork CllyT"
Musical.
HELENE MAIGILLE
Authority mi Itel t'anio and Voice PLtcemenl
rail Session i'epins Hani i r, r.
THK tN KM'i: sciiooi. oi mi su ,
tt West K ,h St., N .
The Elinor Comstock Music School
RKul'UK OH sTK IAI t III RSKM.
i'laiio. Harmony roniposliinu
lschi'ilrliy Method.
I'atalosues. into Madison Avenue.
NEW YORK COLLESE OF MUSIC
SB Kasl Sstth SI.
sHHsUMtt, M. Ye MassssI
RR1HF i0MAI. INSTHt TKof Ml Slf
UilNnC Potsdam, N'.t. Irs In ill g school for
Supervisors of M title la public schools Both ves
Voloa, H.rmony, form, Bar Trslslsa. Sight
SiSgisg. C'staatg.
-BDCaD
f INSTRITTIONS.
I FOR UlRl.s till hum. tviiMKN
. NEW VORK New Vork City.
DE LANCEY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
301 West 98th Street, Corner West End Avsnue.
34th Yeer Begins October 1st.
Elementary, High School and Collega Preparatory.
A School for the Carsful Education of Girls and tho Cultivation of the
Higher Qualities of Self-Reliant Womanhood.
Kindergarten Department. Classes for Small Boys.
Year Book on Application. Tel. 4129 River.
Reopens Wednesday October 1st
The Veltih School
FOR GIRLS
GENERAL COURSE AND
COLLEGE PREPARATORY
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
Number of pupils limited to twelve
in each class. Fireproof school
building thoroughly equipped.
160 AND lf.2 W. 74th ST.. N. Y.
Oaaaeotlei a lib a laeMlai Ms W ;ad St.
Day and Evening Classes
For Business
Stenography, Typewriting. Trsde Mil-
linery, Costume Sketching
For Culture
English, Elocution. Ar'. Mandolin and
Guitar, Literary and Reading Clubs.
For the Home
Sewing and Dressmaking. Millinery.
Cooking and Household Management.
For Recreation
Gymnasium, Tennis. Social Clubs.
HARLEM BRANCH, Y. W. C. A,
74 West 124th Street.
New York Collegiate Institute
MIMKMAHt SI IKill . nkki RSS( iioul
1(11' .IKI
34S West r.nd Aic.. near 71th street.
roroiej iy at -.'ii i eaos m
The New York Colleginte Institute
has for 25 years maintained an un
equalled reputation for high stand
ards of scholarship with leadinR
colleges and State Department of
Education. Kindergarten, Elementary.
Academic. College Preparatory. Special
Courses. Reopens Oct.-l . Principal at
school after Sept. 15, 9 to 12 A. M.
SEVENTEEN EAST SIXTIETH STREET
A Jjrtiwtr rhuol fnr t6irls
PRIMARY, INTKKMEDlATIi AM) HIGH
SCHOOL DEPARTMENTS, COLLEGE
PREPARATION. HOUSEHOLD
ECONOMICS. THE FINE ARTS
TUITION FROM 91 78 to 1400 PER ANNUM
Thm Twtnty-third ymar will open en
MONDAY. OCTOBER SIXTH
Lemcke's Cooking School
Domestic Science
s n OI-'R SERVICE was so ap
MvtJSr-- v J Lu .... ..
WW
prctwtfld by our rrnny
pupils that we had lo move
to Urger quarters.
26 West 94th Street
ss-e r
BN1
call '.i
IRK in ILDINa
rile fr Honk1.
Gardner School Fcr Girls
AO? Fifth 4rniif. NfH rk
RgTl M VKAH
I ay rtmi Botird ng Rcltool ROgTUUr and
s,vf fjA i counafi i 'n' fv Hi ii opponunllrffi In
th- it tidy ol Moa Ic . Arisnd Kloputloii. Pom
KredsMtc if-tnir rouiK-" in contrnporajry
Hrfttnaj. phytic I culture i tuthetk' Datirinaj
BUpfrVrtsfd f tf riionii study ni rf rv H loll
Pf-riod Koopeni Oct. 2.
Miss KLTINC1 til MIPS UASl AND. Prln'li
THE GRAHAM
SCHOOL
1il BR8IUK Mliivr.
For girls wiiii jeni onen. ci. t. iJr
to ptiigi annate Reslden ami day ".ipii
HOWAHn OWIOHT MlNrn. Principal.
II A It Y JUSUPH1NK iVHTTB, Vss'i I'rlnelpsl
Mrs. Helen M. Scoville'i
MtHKII POR t.lRl.ts Jllill fifth ttenue
mtipi .vs tn kiui it ist
Hesident and Hi. I mills
Individual care Regular or pe,'ini courses.
Nil sl M, !' M in K rii s
IHiss Conklin s School
STRNINIH Will
SRCRRTARIAt. TRXIMM.
1 ll'esl llstl Street
THE SEMPLE
24i Central Park
West. cor. B4!h St.
Beardlni and Di i soboolfoi lilri. t'ollege Pre
paratory. Hpaodii etAMri Reopen i 1 " i Lit.
OLMSTEAD
8CH00L
nil V
i s I ilm ST
t.lll.
and fossa Rays
Ml
a I littles of IIUDII
1 mid ifnlnrd, l ie
j n.en iai . an sncr
iliai.il . urses
Tbe Mioses
and Day
Int. IS.,
spriiti isellltlet
Rttyson'N Boarding
School lor Girls.
i ui.
Mm
Tl I'OKIM. t limit FlIK U IHIJt.
igj West ;:'ti.i si. Ctiltursl courses oi )
ladies, isnrivlsie llistori IJtersitire, it
ern Lull iftis res. specially t.'ollege 1'iepan
Regents one teacher, one pup.l. Insni-cs
(s.s IM1N M " V Mcl Kit, H L, I'h I'
Miss Hiiii.s and Miss Whu n - School,
Riverdale atenue ami Ur.'id ,-w York.
V'AUtAIlsAi Westehealer, .. ti. v.
Ghappaqua Mountain Institblj
Valhalla. We.lrlie.ler 11., N, Bog 80S
, llnnie srhnol for CilRIR, in i
nndei nsra oi rrlenn.! boys adi
eais lasnsrats d.pl . ho .
Her
1 1 nun II v
tiled ntiilei ii
ihei i. it ni:itfc
N, Y.: TO a. tes:
ciiiuiren . ltd yesr: a tulles from n
.w ii elevation, ail course.; music
science, man u. I irslnlni ;n.i oomi
nans tsn to tt.'i iVlslogue. N,
Vesey HI . Haa 1" Tel ort, sflOl I
T.IHRVTOW N-ON-lirDSON
ll.
.'Ml.
..ii deptt
Wire, '.'it
It . Vpl.fi.
N. V.
THE CASTLE
Mis. f
urliun
I', liainn'i Snb'
Ichonl f'r tslrl
film Viiri.
I ttvr Moliool fur
'otrftff proMrij
1 ariTl" n-fin-lluilRoti.
Uplift? EwO0 fnr irlrlt. ia In 2ll
ffhiv 8 m ii. Ml rJftMrinittitft,
AilnillH tn liMdlnif OollftffMt Mft
Kurnppeio t lttK for .tutly and
lory, iriiawiuai ana mprnvnt
'lO.'ilsJ
mvel. 1-ur O.fOU
Lr (larnw
Bliaj n, Id MUO,
u.. Hoi nmn.
CONVIEKT HTATIONi .t.
College of St. Elizabeth
CONVKN T .s i A 1 1 1 ) New Jersey
Pi rly-hvo inlnui from v'i rk
A Citholia Collat fcr Woman
"THE ACADEMY OF ST ELIZABETH"
Nmiiiirint I'niifir - Prftpairftioty i ourto.
NOKTON MA:.
HOUSE N THE FINES
Norton. Mas
snd Vosden
leaciwr Ua
I llltl . 1101 i. nl
i.' i nurses,
tic. flouaehnld
it) hspll or
I i.t
rl.s
Kvery ' n ti
IIUIlFi Iml In ' it. It
girl's he in
ml k.'ipp
Miss I inni.li. I'i i. . I al
INSTRVCTION.
FOR OIRLS AND rOWO WOMEN.
NRW TORR New Tark CHf
! NEW ROC'HKLLE. Weatebeatee Co.. N. .
College of New Rochella
i -vo.il' course lea dlna to daatraas of
A B or B. S Special Pedagogical
1 raining towards Hut. Teachers'
I'rofoaalonnl Diploma and New York
t'itv Lkmrss Wo, i.
Academy of St. Angela
l Jrsai couiRO, emhracina three 4
year eoutnss j ,a Klemeniary.tBter-
nierlinte and Academic. HegSAtS'
t'oiinbt Accompany Diploma.
I nt hollo Inatltutlona for Girls and
fnr Young Romeo, Chartered and
Kcfflatered by the Resents Of the
I 'nit (Tally of tbe State of New
York .
f'ollege maintain, specially efficient
depart motif of Mtlcation, Music and
Household F'onomics. For catalogues
.irldrw.8 Dean, College of New Roche lie,
New Rochplle. N. y.
I.AKKVII.I.R. CONN.
TACONIC SCHOOL
Lakeville, Conn.
Aim: To prrsere ihe giariousness of
womanhood iih ihc eultlvaikin of
ii iiderti Ideals oi physical health, la
lellsetOSl Mgoi snd useful service, (ilrls
lai.irlu hou in study certificate privi
leges lo all colleges afqrh outdoor
life Scpsra'i' home for younger girls.
Miss LILIAN DIXON. A. B. Principal
Miss CATHARINE BURROWBS, A. B..
'ssneiaie Principal
NAZARETH. Kl.
NAZARETH ACADEMY
NA till. I If, kCMI I k.
I ondiicteil by the sistrts of charily of Nszareta.
lonrsrs tborn.sh. Methods progressive.
Kscailent .di.ntasea la Music sad Art.
riimaiic sdvsniSfes ol lbs location rau hardly
t mrpanea. i he bulMlais, lih . troniagr ol
i tlioiiDd feet, contain study, class rooms!
Isborstoi les. lihiaries. music rooms, dormliori...
relectorles. recreation halls. auUiionuiu .ua s
one museum. Terms moderate.
Address, THB D1HHCTRE8S, Nararetb. Ky.
El. PASO, TRXAS.
EL PASJSCHOOL
fur liiHLS.
El. I'ASO. TEXAS,
j A artre.nl of Eastern standards In th. ua
surpassed rllmite ,,f ihe Southwest. Schottl
year begins Septemb-r IT. Kull Informs,
lien on request.
OR A RT, f, si.ATER. rrtnclpsl.
ROANORR, ..
VIRGINIA COLLEGE for Women.
Roanoke, VS. In Hie nlley of Irginla. famed
for hestth snd bssulsr. RteetrVs, i'repaisior and
Collegi nam Music, Art. ESprssiloa, Do-
inesllc Science. I'.ialogue on requesi
btsule P Harris. Pre ski en I
Hi- Uertruds Harris Boat i Ighi. Vice-President.
HKTUI.KHEM. PA.
Moravian seminar- A t'ollege for W.gisa
WW hegln Us ITM year S-ri Jt. ISIJ. Write for In
for mail. .n lo Hev. J. H I l.KWKI.U Pb l . Blk
leliem. P..
' SF.tV MIKK e lork t'lty. "
lat iv Rekoets,
LAW SCHOOL F0RDHAM
I4t ss i tri:-:t UNIVERSITY
N'eai redsrslandf'ounts Courts, Brooklra IrMaa
S.ih s Hudson Tunnel
Afternoon Classes 4:15 to 6:1
Evening Classes 7:4 to 9:44
lerm ResISs cii. I s. SYSTEM
Tuition lee one Hundred Hollars,
rstslofas eeni on .ppiiraiinn io Registrar.
NikLAW SCHOOL
Day School. 174 Fulton Si.
Evenins School. New York Qty.
Nesr court. snd las'irera' offleas, Pulton si sub-
wav 'a'i.tn. H'ulson lertnlnal. Flevated R It
siallori., etc 'limum Method' of Instruction!
using Botli iresttses sod esses. Btaaent can loin
a l' "i p M .r Bvenlng class sen.i for
leat.icuc 15,
(1ROROR CH UIB, I'rsn.
New York
Thrff (ttvUloOatt niorn
inc. afternoon, een
Inc. tniviiltronvenleneci
of Miic1ent Thrfe-year
ri'irf. MegreeR I.L.B.,
I I M and J. D.
School year opeoa
ttoptember sv
Utliversitv
Law School
eat . ... lOMPKINt. Secretary
H.i-hinnff.n quarr, X. V.
NEW YORK w Yrk City.
Bnlnea ColleftR f pr Botn Saioa
PACKARD
COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL
Lexington Ave. & 3Sth St.
Commercial, stenographic ami
sseret.risl miirass.
FA 14, ll-KM MH OPRN,
end for eaUlog, No soprpors.
Spei lal feats, in Higher It i minting
tost AKouniiiia anu Aadltlns.
Ha Ulnrh?u,",,, '"JIle.Rresdai 4 Ttd SI
II jln(JIHI"n',rPh Rootieepini.ecret.ril
Coufte, 0111 Serines. Set Catalog. r
(IDaiC'C tui.v Nit.Hr st nooi .
UnArVC tl ,lir"'1 from business.
. wiinrsb W inhitue limit. Tn. ;r!a Heekmsa.
NCR VOMk New tork I'll..
Dancing Rath asass.
THE OSCAR DURYEA SCHOOL
47 WEST 72D STREET
I ptsws I rani ti SKS.nd S.H Rest 1.134 at
TUITION in AESTHETICS
DANCING and DEPORTMENT
il.ijlr.mm ullcs fir Kental. lei. S'JIS I ol.
MINI KI.I.ANMHN. "
School
Information
Free
C'atgloglltsti himI nxprrl ml vice
on nil bon til in,-; Mlioolb in l". 8.
Nritw kind wanted, KeliRbat
Htiifmi itut itttuiTietl by the
sohoola: ! fi . s.
me
merit tan Kt'hooiM Aasociatluii
Tlmtw BulUliiitr. Kow Vork,
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