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12
THE SUN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1915.
Learning at School the
Trade of Rigtit Living
r
Student Should Not Recoil From Discipline, for It Makes
the Man or Woman Discipline Is Training That
i Produces Good Habits of Thought,
Feeling and Action.
I.
lrlii-ljinl snarikmorr Preparatory School, Anarlkmiirr, Pa.
AH I look back upon my own school
nml college ugjjfg a remarkable
pecullarlt of human nature, es
pecially i)f yotlflg profile collected In con
Bl6Tgbta ntltnbtfa, Htrlki-s me very for
cibly namely, an nil too prevalent habit
of looking tttr)fl moral nnd religious
vires ai leading to rlalit or wrong con
flict and character, and indeed life tt
Bulf, ns questions on which one's own
v.cw" and those of others a Inexperi
enced are all sufficient. It haa fre
quently seemed to me that there are
few direction In which the youth of our
land might improve, their Jutlfrmetit and
wisdom to great advuntag" to them
selves, their friends and their country.
Jt la a charaetartatlfl belonging to no
particular act or place, to no condition
of wealth or poverty, education or Illit
eracy, but no? i, enlde everywhere and al
moet VeryWhen, Iet jne ask what
any one ggpi rtinir to enter a new pro
fession Or bualneeg does" Does he not
apend tome strenuous time with those
who know from experience and enuncia
tion a (rrent deal about that profession
or OWlneaa, tried men? If It be law
lie Is Interested In. he expends much
time and effort and consults many peo
ple before be decides upon the law
ecihooi ha shall enter tn order to secure
the best to guide and direct hts prepara
tion. If he is to go Into an office, he
Books that of a man of great learning
and reputation for practical ability.
While In college or office. If he L
blessed with ordinary wlrdom, ha la
ager to gel the advantage of all pos
sible advice from these authorltlea, not
depending, strangely enough, upon his
companions and associates of hie own
age and inexperience for the material
upon which to build up his profession.
"Why do we act aa though questions of
more real and vital Import need no euoh
Preparation for their right solution? For
any young man or young woman life
Itself is fo much more Important than
ajiy mere profession or business. Man
liood and womanhood art) the most pre
cious thing! Ood has mude. for has he
not made thorn In His own lmaife? One
believes In Ood to the fullest when he
respects and reveres mankind, Hod's
irreat'st evidence of Himself. No ona
can do tl:;i Polly and freely unless he
haa absolute and ibiding respect for
himself, body and soul.
This respect and consideration grow
and thrive w.th the growth of the stable
SERMONS A Kid addresses
IN NEW YORK CHURCHES
HADIgON aVBNVI M. R. CHURCH i
Corner sixtieth street. Preuchlng at 111
A. at. m l i P. M by the pastor; 9:it I
A M gunday Softool ; T:ir, p. St., Bsworth
l'UKiir atrvleaa, i
BROADWAY TADRRNAOLE Corner'
futj ith street, The Hev Chsrles R. ,
Jefferson, I) 1. pastor, will premh at 11 I
A M en The (HMO as a Kerm of Power" 1
snd at H P. M , "i in the Threshold of City i
J-tre." I
CKNTRAL PRESVYTIIRIAjN CHURCH I
-Wesi nrtyeventn street 11 a. m.
and 4.11 1'. M. After, .nun subje-t, "Our
City an-! Its lilt Prohl'-nn." i'r Merle
mlth,
I il I'll AVKSfR PUF.snTTERIAN
CHflf ,t error I-lfty titth strfet. The
fiev -I II 1 D. will presch si
11 A M . and 4 .1" P M. The midweek
asmee in the , hapei on Wednasday ai
til IV M ivlll bt) conducted by Dr.
It,
II
CHURCH -Fifth avenue at
..nth street, Dr Merrill will
11 A. If, en The Best 'r.lln Ulel
4 P it . The Waste of Oare-
Tlilrtj
pri a, 1,
tssanei
I'l vOXEH cit AT
:i.. TIIIVITV PAH-
Igll- w, ;
Rev, !r
A M. Th.
If hr-: -i,-st
10:11 A
Vest XI nit
Ninety-second street. The i
w Balltnaer win preach at n
Woman's Auxiliary will hold 1
ding 1 f ihe saaaon on Tnesvtsy
M In the Parish House !tl
first street. The pcnktr will
be It rati
BhnriKhal. ChUtl
r St. Johns College,
IIAMil.Ti'N GRANCI RBFORMBpl
CHURCH- Convent aenue at li3th.
Street. Ur I'm. Selhert Letnharh will I
pri-rt'-h at It A. M . when the mrnbsrs Of
he Hey s . t i':,npflre illrls and Sun
lley sf-hool r.r,- exiiected to attend elth '
the rnnercautlon nr. i,ntnt,4wrh will I
speik on t he V onilerrul UTSOO of Uutet
ess At i P. M . What Is Wo
Por'h
H'h 1 1
WK.-tT BNO l'nitiBTTEKIAN CHURCH
spaAmstsrdara svenue it 105th street. The
Jtev A K-lwtn Kilfwin. D. li . will preach
In the ntornlnai on 'Vour First ilove." At
nieht hli subject will be "Oilr 0
Ornirpls
"With (tur Kvli rate." Piirt II
V. M C. A -West Twenty-third street
Dr. abasias T Basils of Brooklyn, she
returned last June from a thousand mile
automohiie Journey in tha war area, sun
lve ;m Illustr.tleU lecture on 'Through
esolated BslgTam With a Camera," at
4J P. M
HARIjSM NEW YORK PRBSBT
J BRIAN CHURCH. Service at 11 A. M.
at llld ftreet ami Mount Morrla PSTk
T'est. suhleet "The Incomplete Church";
I ' M. at t;vth street nnd Seventh ave
nue, subject, "What Is a Full Orosm
Bfnnr-
Ofrl .tiBOIATB CHtfltCH OF ST
M1CHOLAS -Fifth avenue at Forty elslith
tr'-et. Ths Rev. Haleolni .lumen Mac
lyeoil. D. D will i' reach morning and
eventnr Bvenlng suhjees, "Th Conse
cration of the B.nly "
ST PAUl.'rl CHAPBL Columbia Uni
versity. The ,rej, her at the 4 P M ser
vice will l,e th,- Hev Hush Black of
fnirtn Thenloslcal gemlnsry,
catht.drau, if st John the di
VINE- it A M. Hie rtlfhl Hev Dr. cort
tandt Whlteh-id. HUln.p of Plttubura; 4
r M . the Rev K. Hrlprtii Nash, dean's
icar and chaplain of the Street OlsantnK
liepsrtmi-nt . special aerinoji on th" work
n' 'he department: 5 In ft ST.. the Rev,
F. d Urbane, pneelal itsiran service,
ETHic W. CUIiTURB -Brooklyn. Mme.
Attic llalmberr, rinnllh patrld. "Ill nd-
BUaiOCI NOTH'BS.
SCHOOL OF
THE BUILDERS
1 rporii I til 1914
150 WEST 78TH STREET
I'mindcd and Conducted liy s personal
pupil of Judge T. TroMttrd. Srrtires 11
A. II. All nre onllally Invllnl.
FIFTH AVENUE PRE BYTERIAM CHURCH
IHlli Ave mill I Iflv-rlflh HI.
REV J. Hi JOWK TT. D.D., Pastor
s.-n Ices al 1 1 AM and 4 :S0 P. M.
Ill " ul.: pr.vi. h at both services
Men's L. Id" Class ai in a. It
Til MM-W.'.-k eivlie In the chapel on
tv ' a4 1:16 p. Mi "It: i,e conducted
b) lit, Jutrett,
St. Gcorfle's Church
I ' n IfllJl VtrivVt, BUftl "I Ifd Avcnut
AH Mftvtl frof.
K UCI IU.IHMI. H.-4 tor
s. r m t- , 1 1 i KettoM Mid
W-p&i i ' ntUatlC tr Sunil;i.v vvnliix.
St. Chomas's Church
IT II AVE AND ..till ST ,
Jtei RRNEHT V, STIRKS. U. P., Rector,
s g Holy C .niinunlon.
51. Morning iervlcfl and gernsm I Reotev)
4. Evensong and Address iHeetorl.
UITH At EM E BAPTIST ( 111 RCH,
4 " u rst n.ih gtrsi t
Jtei garnellus Woelfliln, D, D . i Mlnl.te,.,
At' K llsl ',.-ri Iiull'in, ,
in. it oi if kin i, I nreadh M -ind s. !
guiula) Scl ritto; Itiiiie Ciuaaea till,
sueeda, v M., Y"iinw people'a so-iet-.l
jrisiay, prayer ueeiiaga i i ,m
l hapel of 1 lie Islrmillag Trinity Parish
Bruadwtu ,mii i. ,.,in strost. itev. M. U.
4ia.les Vloar. , s et: lltlj 10:.10; 11 A fl
nrsueMgr, Hev, William ClavalaBd Hicks of
Coiiibeiiand. Md. I p, M. preaebvr, Kev.
Jataa . PMers, D. li. .... .,
and dependable characters that we so
much admire, In others and In ourselves.
It Is a wonderfully complex thing in Its
building, depending upon Inherited ten
dencies, upon association and environ
ment and upon the Influence of both the
living and the dead. Is It not strange
that more people do not follow the same
wise course about life and living thai
the young man does about law, or mod!
dlne or business? Would not college
men. no matter how learned or noil
wise or experienced they may be In this
line, think the heavens were about to
fall If any considerable number of
pupils In choosing a university or a col-
, lege were to do so largely on an esti
mate oi me opportunities srrornea tor
learning how to live from the stard
polnt of physical, mora and religious
directness? And then, If the mermhets
of the Incoming class war to follow
thla up by frequently seeking out the
most thoroughly trior) men or women In
the college for advice on these lines,
what then?
When I was a pupil In school and 1n
college many of us were sure we knew
better about such things than did our In
structors, at least so far as we and Ottf
scbool mates were concerned If our self
conceit allowed us ever to feel the need
of such edvlce we were likely to go
rather to our compunlona, sometimes
even leas experienced than ourselves at I
very often willing to give or force hasty
am! Ill considered advice, because of no
feeling of responsibility.
Kald Dr. Needham, president of George
Washington University, when giving his
address of welcome to the students re
cently: "I welcome you to the discipline
of the university. You recoil from that,
do you? Why? If your music Instructor
should tell you that to become an expert
In the use of the Instrument you must
submit to severe discipline until the hand
becomes your perfect agent you would
accept the statement. The soldier sub
mits to discipline ; he marches and
counter marches, and accepts of the drill
of the sham battle He recognizee the
necessity of the rigid discipline that he
may be fitted for the actual battles in
time Of war only the student recoils
from discipline, and yet It Is the thing
that makes the man or woman '
He might have added that the student
needs It inor- than these because of tlie
i responsibility he Is to assume toward his
I fellow men It Is discipline rhat fits one
I for great responsibilities. fly discipline
lone does not necessai lly mean punlsh
I ment, but the kind of physical, mental
dreea the society ut 1 1 A It . on Hlg
Wars an I Small Nations" The lecture
tuke place tn l!ie Academy of Mu-K.
Lailaystte uvenue
SCHOOL nF THE BUILDERS- 111
tveet seventy-elgma atreei The school,
founded .ind conducted ! Mre tienevleve
Swlnk. will reopen next week.
NEW CHtlti H 1 14 edni,lior(luti i -Bast
Thirty-fifth street The Hev Charles W.
Hurey of West Philadelphia sill preach
at 11 A. M
BROADWAY PRErtH YTER1AN CHI RI'H
-Curner 114th street. I'ommunlQn aervlus
and reieptlon nf members at 11 A. M.
The pastor, the Rev. lir. Walter Duncan
Hu hniki, will preai-h at the evening sr
tce on "leive ga a Kerce,"
ST NICHOLAS AVENUE PRESHT
TEIUAX CHURCH Corner 141st etreet At
ihe communion servll e In the mirnlng tiis
Rev KHMt w Brown, it ., paster, sill
Peak on The Story of the Ijaet guppSr
in the evening, "CTirlst S.-eklng and saving
the lyost "
BT. AXDREW s HBTHOtHgT CHURCH
West geventy-elath street The R-v
Fred WlnsloW AiUms. pa4ttor. At 11
a. m . ''The WHhdrawal f .teeus"; h
p. M . "There Is a Heaves,'
CALVARY HBTHODIgT CStURCH
Seventh avenue at K9th sti-eet Ir Mor
g:m will preaih In the mornlnr on The
Tendcreet Promlee' ; evening. The Hid
den Talent."
ST PACES MKTHOU1HT CHURCH
West Knd avenue at BlgntyelStB street
Ir. Charles E Ooodei; -.ill! prea-h In the
evening On "The Man Whom ilod U'unli "
MF.TItOPOl.iTAX TEMPI, E -Sen-nlh
avenue ,at Fourteenth street. rSpillar
evontng service, motion pl-lures, singing
by vesiss choir and Tempi Ouart,t. The
Hev i i Mir-hi, on w n
ihy I Relieve In
a Life Hereafter "
CHURCH OF THE KEAVBNtiT REST
- Fifth SVenoe at Forty fifth street The
rector, the Rev. Herbert Shlpniiin, will
preach :it 11 A M At I P M thre Will
he evening praver with sermon.
FNITY SOCIETY JOS Madlsen avenua
Mrs Van Matter stll speak at 11 A M
on "Ufe as a Fine A-t."
QHi'itcii of Tin: lioi.r com
MUNION Sixth aenue a.t Twenils-.h
street 11 A II., the Rev. Dr Henry
Mottet; 3:15 P. M. French aervtoe, the
Rev Pletro OrtgHo; t P M . the Rev W
U Klnsolvlng.
CHURCH OF THE HEAE1NO CHRIPT
Hotel Astor "Making ooort" will be
0T W John Murrnv's topic t 11 A. M
FOURTH IRESHYTERIAX CHURCH
West End avenue nt NtnMy-flrst stresl
Dr. Work will proch at 11 A. M. gad
conduct communion service. The subject
of his sermon at I P. M. wl'l he "The
Far C'inntry."
HARJ3UB coEldvC.i TE OHURCH
Flfth avenue at Twentv-nlnth street 11
A M , Dr Rurrell will nn a -h on "The
Hymn of Hate": s P. M . "Pesrle for Sale
WEST PARK PRHHHYTEHIAN
church -Amsterdam arwuf ot Kighti
sixth street The Rev. Ir Anson P Alter
bury Will prench at 11 A. M The Rev
Or. Anthany H gjvani will prea-h nt t
P. M. on "A Big Plan for Human Better -ment."
TRINITY PARIgH CHAPEIa OF THE
intercuskion -BroadWiy nt iar,th
street. The chur h Asso,-latlon for the
Advancement of the Interests of Iihor. .if
Which BWhop Oreer Is president, will held
a special service at P. M IThe Itev
John P Peters. D D rector of St Mb h
ael's Church, will prenrht
RKLII.IOt NATJCK.
Setices ore held tn the folloAitig
Christian Science Churches
Sundeyj 1 1 A. M. end 8 P.M. Werinedsy 8 P.M.
rirst Church. Central Park tVt A Mth Si.
Second Chureh. Central Psi'h WeatAltfcfh St.
Third Church, Ueth St. Ma llseji Ave
Fourth Churoh, Ft Washington Ave. A 1 78: h
Elfth Chureh, AeoMen Concert Haivi, J4
West 4 3d St.
Stith Chumdi. 1931 Wa-ahlnaten Ave Rr,,ni
THE BRICK CHURCH
Ktfth Avenue and Thlftl -sevmth Street,
u,.,,, ... i Wltll.-trn Ptsrsson Morrill.
Jiimsiirs Kp,nk .4lmeT Janew.ty.
lilt MEiRItll.l, a-lll preach a,t II and a-t 4.
HU-le SclcMil at t : ID A M.
Midweek Servtce. Wednesd.iv at S : 1 f, p. M.
NOUN gBRYlCB BVIORV WEEKDAY,
lltlO.lilOO,
PCMTBII PRKSHl TKRIAN I III Rl II
HKHinHk Miidlaun te. and aitli SI.
Rev. Wlllnn Merte-Nmlth, n li . 1,'nwier
Hri. Hugh lllark preuehes al 11 A M
Rev. tVlllon MeHe-Smlth it 4 .10 p, M
Afternoon ruliject : "Ot R CITV,"
RUTRFRS PRF.HIIVTERIAN CHI RCH
PUIBEII Brosilwsy and 7gd SI.
Re I. IIAMBI, RI'SSKLL. I. II.. Minister.
preirhes at II A. M. and P. M.
Oborui choir.
"GO-TO-CHURCH SUNDAY,
OCTOBER 17TH."
Hear Abrnit Arniiigrni en ts at Your Chili 'h
To-niormw.
J.RACK ( HI HI II, Hraadaay and loth HI.
Rev charier Lewis si itierv. li li., Rector
I , and II ii be Rector i.
OKI Rev Ton. i. lore l'a ns Thurston. O. D '
St. Nicholas Av. a,,V.rVu,1 ""i1
IS VII.I7,lI.,.ll,i.l.-l . lis.,
ST. MAITIIK'A S CHI BtlH.ta Weal ait b Hi.
ev. Arthur 11 iudge. Hector
s, u aaaa a.
and moral training that pro-luris good
habits of thought, of fOtllng and of ac
tion, and this whatever the cause th it
brings the result, provided It Is Just.
If we are wise we Bhatl seeii this dis
cipline for ourselves, shirking never. Hut
If we do so without trying to make use
of the wlsdtn and experience of oider
people IntafOftOd In our wvtfarg, we a:e
guilty Of WMise was'.' fulness than Is the
spendthrift, who squanders only money,
while we squander life. When we wish
to Invest money we are wisely careful of
whom we seek advice; otherwise we suf
fer Do we not Read even more cara
here?
When one leaves home for gghOOl he
pfaoaa hknaalf where the leRitt tlona
to follow Ipfggponolbla advloa are diffiv-
gfrt and vastly i QCTeaSed by OondrUottt
BMtlflly measured by ihe segregation of
many persons of nearly the same ago
ami some amount of ity,T:il and Spiritual
experience, while he leaves behind hl.n
restrain", of hotns and surroundings,
ro laws st:or.tr because he has s BXC0
real. 7' ,1 them, but surely far more stren
uous and more binding than any rul'-s
he will find to take their plan The
Invisible but real restraints ptawad IkUM
men by business or profogsk n and s -tlety
are far more BtHflBtefM than sch'S'l
regulations. Yet the tendency ll a da.
murd for more freedom, more Indapond.
mce. I believe as thoroughly at Cho
tatxt In real freedom and 4iider,endeiioe.
Hut let us sei whether that Is what Is
ineamt. BdppOgg a boy, WhMO parent.-,
have trained him to follow a quiet and
thoughtful Una of conduct, la ggi t a way
to a distant "dlege
If he seeks such advice as Is men
tioned above of the ir-sident or of a me
pr. ifesssor whom he can more easily
. I pi po :t h and the fact becomes Known
ho Is sure to In- oiiarged with "boot
llckHg," an epttiwt that sm shows Itg
power to curtail Ml fre. dom to follow
his oh' 'ice A n umber of younir men
are to engage In an rsilIt.Ioti which
ids ludcnteiil wisely tails ham not Co
Join. Taunts. Jeers, "tied to mother's
ipron strings." Ac. goon further curtail
hie freedom and IndapaJ donee. Tlicee
iiiturs often train yotlftg men to bei-onie
t;,e slaves 'if their own parVOItOd ap-pi-t-itea.
Instead Of makliiK them inde
pendent fttaf insta
Inhere is lefire us a greater and
PRIVATE
NEW YORK'S
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
fOVMO MRN n BtYs.
gT. PAVL'B
S 114X11.
Boi IS. i, a: i n city. Ixing island.
WALTER R. MARSH. Hiadnnster
BARN Kl HCIIOOI. K4IR BOYS
Fleldsoiv West J41!d St Roys may remain
all day. Including Sat y Study hour Tennn
Courts. Athletic Field. Kind's to Colleen.
IKVIM. Ht'll4H. L. D. RT
xr, W. H4th st Tel IS.tfi stehuyler
Bojs from ut 2t All Depar' ineiila.
No heme smd far hove under 18.
TRINI rr SCHOOL
ISt'-Mr West Hist Street
A t hurch Ray Si tinel
FUR IHlYs.
Mr. CARPENTER'S SCHOOL for BOYS
alo-:ilJ West End Ave Tel Col. 4300
The I AMi year isins o.-t-.tier 4. 1BIA
Outdoor eiercises I .III to 4 ail winter.
OH 11.11 1 SCII4IOI.. IS W. 4.1D ST.
DavDepf of New 01 H Prepar-.lory School.
Thorough work. I. noted classes, mod fees.
Fall Term Begins Sept, go,
HAMILTON INSTI Tl'TF. FOR BOYS
aii'J West End Ave Tel. 002 Rlv.
(OIOI.I PREP I RATION.
24th Year IIckiiis Sept. . ,h.
BUCKLEY SCIttlOL FOR ROTS.
lIDfl M oils., . Ave . near 03d St.
Reopens ;1onday. Oct. 4th.
SIX ITPII.S ONLV IN A CL4SS.
THE BROWN SCII4IOL of TCI ORINti.
241 ! loth Ht Tel. ',,!. aai4.
Two years work in "tie AbaoltttSfy only
one at a time sua a teacher,
1IIL
I.AWRENCI SMITH SCHOOL
Reonens Oi Oilier 4 at
111 last until Street.
Afternoon rupervlalou.
THE KOIIt'l s( II l-l it I 'OR ROTS
RiVCrdale-On-HUdsOO. .tST Klngshrldge.
A country dav and. noardlng arhors tor
younrer hoys II A K 14 Y J. Kt OEL, rnn,
RIV ERR 41, R CO! NTRT SCHOOL.
14 seres, near Van ,,-tlandt Pk. at .',.'t St.
Ia A Boarding Roys r B Haeaatt, Head"
master, intiroate tearhlag by Scholarly Men,
i I in n si iiool.
40-.M Kasi Olat Sirs.t.
He-oiienisi s--it gsth Primary Oat, 4th.
Oyattiaeluni and Outlna ' laeeej
COLI.F.t.lATK Mt HOOL lull HOYS,
5ti-.Lt w. r e i. street,
A raueae reparaiori Hrnaal
with strong Primary und .lonlor tirades.
FOB lilKI S AND YOCNIi WOttPN.
Tlir. B4HN4KO SCHOOL I till I. liti s
Kindergarten to t 'ulleg, llrsil'istes in loail
ingConegsa Oyoinagiurn and Teanla t'at
alostuo. 4.' i WVst uth street.
BABNAIIO SCII04II, OI HOI'SfllOLIt
AK'I'S. ',':,i' IV. TMth St. TraiN.hr- lor home
makers Draggmsaina, dashiaing. ndlUuarg,
rook ns. accounts. Tri. no9 s.-huy.
II AMI I . I ON INS I'll CYL IIIII t.lltl.s
tsith Si A Rlvarsfds Drive, Tel. SJ.1B Kir.
College Certlflcatca. Dnatstetlc l4eleoea.
KegularA gparlal lotinea l.arni ( i ymnas in.
DP LANCL Y SCHOOL FOB OIBI.g
West Bod Air A OsHl St Tel 4118 ltlvr
sljajaif ai tun Blemeiiiary, High aohtsa
and Cotli-go Prop. 1 1 i v a ' Kl, military II, -pt.
Tlir BKOWN SCHOOL of I I rORINO,
2tt weal T.'.lh sire,-t.
OBIce24 VV. T.'.lli st, Tel tlpl. KSK4.
Two years in one. Ahs ilntt-ly tndlvtdUal.
Kit I KSIIIP SI HOOL.
STS West Knd Am- COT 103d si
Kinriirsarti ii. l-.l,-ii:i-utar . Ilwli s.hool end
Oulleae Preparation Tel utii Rlvor.
T Ills III Kl t I OKI Al l t kits II 111. Y
A hl'NHAT. ItATL'g ON BRQllRMT.
Till. S4 IIOOI . I III. I.I.I. I. AND I till'
Bt HI 41 . N. I . SI N, N. Y. 4 I I t
POP. hois AND viii m; mkn.
NKH' TOR Kl New York City.
BERKELEY SCHOOL
fftMl lrt( mm fod Kml .Wo.
Pfepartt Bojro for KN ' Ish and
ronnl-at Ponoola
f rlina ry .uni J un lor Derail nifnta.
IRVING SCHOOL
L. D. RAY. 35 WEST 84TII ST.
BOYs PROM t TO . ALL DEPARTMENT
See Beheol pirt-otory in tosiay'i sun.
Outing 1 lasgeg avbool itay end saturuaya
Next day, lesions nia be nolo- In school,
gennel in Seestoti Tueailay, October lath.
Buceeaa in regents and oollegg sntraaca
xamlna : Ions guurantssd; small i laasasi
expel! tc.l ''p; aO counts III one vsur
Tim iitorr-cLAitK xuhooiI
Tel, 714 Columbua k&l West lotb t
Mechgnlogi. Civil. ArrhUtCltiyal Enstnaerinc
New ork Lngineerini' Couegu
46vven imib a-k (res eatalogua
ALLALK.N, Nes Yolk.
THE MOUNTAIN SCHOOL
j suu ecrse, -.vu" it e.e.ai,u,., ,i, i aiiai
slouniaiii roteal i'ioerre. College pie
I pareior), bourillng, 'or oun to 0 uui
i Hun and wlntri gporte UleUsS'tlta Ira
l luteal open Air, i aaptra lion Tralnlag
imiiviiiiis tirip, charauisr un i Psi'ao'nailri
l Llve.opmsM. L'n.itae anil trfrcllvs moth
OOS llaiipy Me Mils I.. IIKOIVN
(A. B M. II.), Itlierlur. Allabeo. V .
aoi I'll OBANOBi New .lerarr.
gKTON RALLX'OLLBa.B, South in-ang-Ki
J.,t'ollcg.. ni di School. Itaylai ll:,ll uraia
Diet Hcboo, lor small buy.- ItlgUL liav. J. F
llooaey. O LL. LL. !.. fi
more Important tnsk than was ttiat of
freeing four millions of negro slaves
over fifty years ago. Who would not
have his hero remain tied to his moth
er's apron strings and nithstaiml such
taunts and Jests and bribes of had ad
visers rather than that he ah ulil oe
Oonta tied to them? Let us havo freedom
nnd courage and Imlepi ndence to follow
wWe QhOkJti not to te compelled by bad
advisers.
There are things often done under
the rover of numbers that one cannot
afford to allow himself to be led Into
cribbing In examinations, deception of
instructors nnd of other good friends
ai d certainly self-deception, betting and
various other forms of gambling, c.
Uaually does g young man have any
largo amount of freedom to follow the
right course: kven those who gamble
know that It Is not only not right but
poor policy from other point-' of view.
I oes g bey grow up free to follow the
right course'' If so there has bgga g
change since I vena a lad and one that
lias taken place so silently that I have
failed to notice It, though I have
watched for It untiringly One who
value! his own respect m ti iiftt afford to
decide these questions thoughtlessly, nor
can he afford to allow though tlega com
panions to forcg bis dtclalob their way.
Much less can he Aff.iril to be one of
others to force a companion to decide
thoughtlessly or against his will, for
whether one at his bnrther's keeper or
not. no one wants to be r sponsible even
partly for the physical or the- moral and
RtUCh less for the spiritual downfall of
a human tulngr liolriwig In his life his
individual pmrt of Hod's spirit. We
must remember that the OP tn pUlflOII ex
erted by the attitude of one's associates
Is often more compelling than even Un
kind that a young lady said in her ex
amination for a teacher's certificate was
soon to be reintroduced into the schools
of New York when she wrote : "The
children In our district are so bad that
capital punishment Is again to be
used."
"YOU raise fine horses In your Stat-.
1 believe?" said an Kngllsh lady to a
native of Kentucky. "Yes. madam ; hut
we raise something better there ihan
horses." replied the gi ntleuian. "What
Is that?" she asked. "Men," he ati-wartd-
SCHOOLS
rOR BOYS AND YOl'NO MEN.
4'I.AHox rniNT, New York CRy.
I or llova. t atbsllr Bearding ltar
SiHial, inreciea py me Christian
llrothers I.ca-ated within the envlenna
f the .-it v centred Id beautiful uo-asra
park, i " rnering on waters or l-ong
Island ' ounrt Prepares for Cotlege and
DUSUIgai usuishoi rcusious training
. icllitary d sdpllne. All ,
.auueues. i.tr I
I VMS l-eelna Sent 13th stales:
REV B POTHER fcDMUND, Pflsolpel,
t lason i nun .-iiuimry Araoemy
I promt . New York City.
nt III jth CtU. Th('olltof 8t. PrmBWU
At1t l la 'rrtiil . Dir. by K.ibrf of ibn
hocirry oi Jaaua. t'ollva;, claaalcaJ lllajh aad
(j ram mar School. uprmAipt u.
GREAT NEC K, U laldke4.
THE CO V ET ACHOOI,.
OrnilN. IMS.
Boitrtllna; and Day Puplli
!'. Fpa:la,l tuter
lr.a
ror colifffM ana .art fr prya.i atrr
"ll.,; graduate
choola. Condijtiti by
wit U 10 yi-ara axperlance In tba taacb'.ng
an 1 hundllng of bo' a Idaal hom In
' . country. All out -door aporta, flod
foo.l tad intlMf nt auparvlaloii Boyo may
apanti r( ndi t h-ma. Tarma rMon
ai Klr.nt of ra4rar.cP. Addraaa J. E
COVEY, A D. Principal, Oraat Nock, I I.
MONROE, Now York.
THE MACKENZIE (SCHOOL.
1 MnTt. Nw Yswrk.
STAMFOBH. Caasertlrst.
BETTS TUTOIUNC SCHOOL
TAt0HI. CT.
Many lonkfd uiwn an hopr;
l iha
b"in
rhoola thojr bvt attondod, to th
urn ft Tnrn t of th'lr purntp. ha
an d fioprMl horo thA rhty ilvc c-n'l ,n--.i
fmni cOllOfgo with htmor Seni fnr .lrlr
T'itlt ref- rrrn it nil rtri BatuT-laa ltd.
BOTH SEXES.
YORK. Now York City.
NEW
THE BROWN SCHOOL
OF TUTORING '
' nova" 9rhio1 .t. Offlco. itrl' Sfhoot.
V41 V.'-t tbtU Strtrt MM Wrat ..jth t.
Chimp 'nl hhh
Slr.ri oranir(lon ot rollMto and
' !:af"i'. ii!nitiiatlnna (iavo K-a-n ta-4otJ
' IWSJTIVELY ONU ON'K vt A TIM I
, Willi A 'I KACHEK t-nahlixa brilliant.
h incll.-.-ittpetl antl nt ra. tn (fa ut Ifant
urn vonnv' work In onr All ftdvan'aRO)
) a r-.rl mo- nf rliiaa schooU hut iinn nf the
, dlrlantn, IM PI Lfl T A X'O HT Mi W
( lit BTVPYi and how t. do DIM hour's
' work In 009 hour' timt . Supgirvitjtid
tin))-. 1.'. i whi-rf . oat'h with a jraat
l tacii'i yoart' olptTlvAQl Pfatlrw srpt .'iO.
I.r.s ns trlvrn at hprno If ilnalrtxl
11 I. HON 41 IMHtVII HN 4T HOMF.
OH M HOOL HF.I.I 0IKU.
" kVfJkOOj WiUl 01 Alniptr, of H'orJt."
THE SAVACF. SCHOOL FOR
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Chnr'trrti iiniirr thr
r'ntrerstfi of ffce .smtr of Xtu Yurk
Formerly tlie N. Y. Normal School of
I III. t, ill I it 11, .1 t loll
BEGINS ITS list YEAR SliPT. 20th.
Spec lal Clas-i for Oeferllre Clitldr-'n.
PRTVATB BTVBIO
.111 Vlesl 1.1th St.. N. Y. C.
r.r. Watson L. SttvoRe. Pres.
The Brayton School
DUO . Ia."iih M.. t nr. Bromlmo
Kindergartciu a n 'I Bit uinuar
i nrnugu M u raitf1 Kip Tlonroa
,pa'noni I'rii at i utrorlni Hot
ait- Mann niottaod I'uput c
rortftj io mul from srhool
ndorfttt rnUw rt'irithtMit1 Audu
bon 4I'M,
Miss tb'tVBB'g llTOBINIi SCHOOL.
ISJ W KST T-ll ST.. X. 1 CITY
iTtdlvsatial Inatruelloii in-ores oflleletiey
MAS Assam. Virginia.
Bns'crn I'ollcge and t'onssrv. ot Mnetc.
CSim. Set , Un. i . op Sag fcepi 21 Itats II7&.
Adorast I'rssl.isnt I : - it Manassas. Va,
tl TO SCHOOLS.
Lai geet and it'-.' school ir
tt'lT gDK r S San, l f,.r K.-iklc: and
, vi, c. A. I'aap. to Visit School. Tel. ;n:'0
t i ., . .tit li si. i 'oi gpectel algal for aroman,
LAW NCHOOUt.
NKH KIKK CITY, New York.
New York
U nivereity
'lHHt f:,rli4 rraora
BfUrmtua. wftrnttg, to mn
con vaxiitttieg) of atudaal,
Tri-ytar nouiw Dvawaaa
mi LL H f. I. M 3 U.
Law School
t - ' 5tAt0. yfMa SwjL tO.
AtlilraaaL.J JtmpkbMJm Wl !
DIRECTORY OF
NEW YORK'S LEADING
VOCAL AND
INS7WMENTAI INSTrrUCTORS
mmi: BUCKHOUT r(?rWiJTOt
BOSERT
'IVuchor of Slnslne.
114 VA. UNO nl.
SAMOILOFF
Bel ftanta Stoadla,
Carnegie Hall, N. Y. C.
When a great man was asked to what
one thing he most attributed his success
he answered. "To the simpV admoni
tion of my father to be a ma... When 1
started to country school he Mid to me,
"Jim. be a man,' and when I left for col
lege he said, 'Jim, be a man.' and when
dying he gave me ids feeb'ttehand and
said, 'Farewell, Jim. be a man." and In
itrying to follow out Ibis tried Injunc
tion of my food father In all pines and
under all circumstances I have attained
to all the success r.od has given me"
Oiaplain Wright commenting upon this
In an editorial says : "The times call
for men -men who are manful, depend
able, capable whom !xl and men can
trust In the dark to fight or to mrlt or
to be, on and On fill the morning breaks
or the end come i, I have often com
mended to young men the religious
formula of the old boatswain, 'A re
ligion that wfll wash in salt water, keep
its shape In till climates and wear to the
end of the cruise.' It has a vigorous,
manly ring to it that should appeal ti
the practical.
"Describing life's -haute the Scriptures
admonish us to 'put on the whole armor
of Ood that ye may lie able to stand.
Hut after we have done all, or tried to
hSW often we fall to stand. Many nre
expended In doing their work. A man
whose horse needed a shoe raced to the
hop lest It should be closed ere he ar
rived ; he got there In time, hut his
horse fell dead at the shop door. Tills
pafgblS applies to many who treat
themselves as that man treated bis
horse. One man makes his business go,
but wrecks hts bodyi another climbs
high up in his profession, but destroys
his mind, while another expends bis con
science, name and eh iracter. They have
won in the game, but themsehes are
down, conquered Some last for but a
I brief flght or a little Journey In the i
! world A few years at college, at sea
or In the city and thla youth and that
goes home a degenerate ashamed to
look Ills old father In the eyes or to kiss
his mother or his sisters. These have
list'dtsurh a snort while Evil makes
easy conquest of tbem With princely
equipment and royal opportunity and
the assistance of thoughtless compan
ions, they have rushed to ruin anil em
braced defeat. The times call loudly
AND ACADEMIES
rOB GIRLg AND YOl'NU Yf OMEN.
HEW YORK CITY. New York.
STENOGRAPHY AND TYPE-
WRITING.
A.o DrMvmaklnf , Minir.frr, Embrol 1
ry, Cvtum RkMrnlnf. '"noklnf. Eng:iih
FYr,nrh, (frman. Mu!' ftr
Harlem Branch HARLLM Y. W. C. A.
II West 1 :4th St.
Hamilton Grange School
lia West I43d Street. New fork Its.
Klndargartao to t ollege. Mthool re-opens sea,
tember lath Under the direction of
THt. S4 OVIIJ K SCHOOL. VU42 Klftu Vs
na lastle," Tarrytossn on-Hudeon, M
Y. T'DSer anJ Lowsr Sohoola rl: 7 in it
SfflS?.fA I"Ul coun Catalog
RAYSON SCHOOL
list YXAB
164-168
For Girls 'V Waet7Sth
GARDNER SCHOOL
607 Ftl-TH A VENL'E.
Day and noardlnc achooi for rlrla (Slth
oar); be a; I no Ort. ,rh
Mlaa M ton Hrhiiol fn
liirit. mvornaio avt. .6Jd st , N T Clt.
TAEMIIUWN O-HIIWO.N, N. V,
The MibUms- Metcalf Boarding
and Day School for GtrU
Collotga proparotlon Pbyaloal trlnlnc.
rodlnc and outdoor aporta
Tarrrtown-on-Hudaon. .Vaw York.
IACL--ONVU.l.E. rlorlda.
n naiKI OPKS AlB SCHOOL an Ceslet
Blter 4 i, Urge Preparatory School for
tilrla. Music. Iiguage I'hyatca! Training.
Suniknilng Pool Mi rooms opsnlng oo
sleeping porahes I'roap.ctus on rcouest
MBS. l.tMlOON CA-klN. Prlnrlpal. .lask-
com Ills. Florida.
MILFOBI), tonaerlUul.
Academy of Our latdy of Merry, t,aiiralton
Hall Prep trator y, Comnierclal, Academic
al ie and Art. Addieaa SISTEltS ur
MklHcY. Mllrord, Conn.
( j DANCINC.
S I NBW TOKK. New Terk City.
LOI'ISR MOKl.tN hTI IIIOS
t ere now :'H-at,cl at :'M West Bnd Ave.
Near -J.l S,t
J ) Private ami cntae Instrunner tn Medarn,
Aftistlo ami I ri ' r ; ,r ,- '. Dancing, f"r
I Adults aad Children
I Telephone Co:, sit
li. HKPHI KN till SON. M. II.
"American Authority on Modern peiices.'
IthAv.N W cor 4ili n St. Ti H" tnt $ISI
Al I I M N KIMIHTs.
Mil .11 ii-i i Allaatw ttrr
AN AMfRKANPl ANltOTfl lIUllOniHi rtsmFTIlg
aaDOCVlWWOnllglSTHAU
lISOhRlirTEDVirwl)! PI V HINPHOIRDWALK
Ct.p.ty feQ6
NKH' .Hi KsLl I al.ciitlo.l
LAUREL HOUSE
LAKEWOOD, N. J.
"NllW ItfKN'
Fall. Winler ant) Sprint Retort
IIIIOKI.KT
A .1 Uiirpby.Mgr ' v Murphy. Aai Mm
l.A K FWi H D, N J.
KoW opv-n for f1l and
m tntt-r neaaotli
K M KPANU K.NllRRa, Mar
NKH VOKK-WralrhMlir I tiuiitr.
edneyFarmTlotel
' 'An ad u t'ottauti nml
I fin ittfj t lu h
IBAKV lanes and aha Iv p:iihl on a horns
I that llilllls un. Ii knee and rein.
OPBN ALL YK.tlt. Private Motor-Bui
gervleg is it limit charge Ttbls i bote or 1
la carlo.
I.KIIN KY I tit VI MO I I.I .
VV liltc l-lulns, S I
BDWAItD ll i It v 1 1 v I
THE SCOVI LLC SCHOOL';-,, yfJMHH!
H-r,.',. yV'.iU' prC. ill iift f'Jirifil ''. I Tv
llleurs, Day. Ut.s A.M. to :i p tl. I SlV
. 1 I Night, any time alter a. Ask for cata- I
MISS MASON'S SCHOOL ' I ' '4 .... sr. p. sr. v. in, ,uu. 1 1 D)lst,r,...,
! ifeiiiiSi
1 BDMIsft i853&&&
I mm,
mmv wiiitc plain., s v mm
I JBT RDVt'AltD H OH VN'UAI.l -t
. 1L J mS
for young men who will endure hard
ness as good soldiers, whose work will
not break them, whose trials will not
mar them nnd whom evil cannot de.
fast I COUld wish," he had added, "and
who will give every other youth a fair
chance."
In these times there Is a noble and
far reaching desire to he helpful to
Others, to mal.e sure that the world Is
the better for our having lived In It.
Many people give up because thsy feel I
they cannot lie useful to others and
thai their lives count for little In Ood s '
greet plan Numberless instances are
at hand of young people who were wast- I
Ing aWgy without apparent cause who
have been brought biok to health and'
strength almost miraculously when they J
have found themselves Indispensable to
little children or to people more forlorn j
than themselves. Many brave young pen- t
pi msecrate their lives to work In for
eign lands for the purpose of doing Whal
thay believe to be a large thing In (list's '
plan. Some feel that their part is of I
no value because they cannot do so great !
a thing as this.
Hut every neighborhood, every school
and every college furnishes a fertile and
all Important field for work. And
nowhere can the results be so great for ,
the effort expenilel. though the courage ,
required ina sometimes tie greater than
that needed to face a wild beast or a
loaded cannon. To work against the
eUgtOtlll and long established opinions
of our equals and associates sometimes
brlngl a retriltitlon as severe as un- I
deserved and beyond human power to '
live against,
What, then, can we do? Do all In our i
power to follow In our circle the lead of I
that strenuous and courageous man who
has said again and again that he will
do ill he can to see that every man pets
square deal, and do our share to-
waid seeing that every boy and every :
girl, every oung man and every young i
woman, nets a squ ire deal In the chance 1
tn be an honest, upright. Christian cltl
gtn in what will then Indeed he the great- ,
est and most truly free country In the
world. A good boarding school under
management of conscientious, fearless
Christian men furnishes unusual oppor
tunity for such helpfulness, and the re
sults will abide forever
BUSINESS acHOOUi.
NEW TOHB. New Yerfc CHy.
MbKt HANTS aa. BANKERy
BUSINESS SCHOOL
MADISON AVE. 4 S8th STREET
A SctTPturlal ('ouro.
A shorthand f'imr
A i 'ommcrcUl Conrte
l)plrtmnt for I tin-Amfrlcani
Frninj: (Vmrw In Iew (rnoitTftrhy.
rts?.iTs A l'rt'iartiry I rpartmtit
a, i K.stt'.v I irittftr I'law -jwu
All Ruttooaa flubjof-ta.
tty A Night ftoaalon. t!mt Tear
Indlt; i al Imtrui tloii.
lliER SCHOOL
Upea entire year Catslng fi
I eiingtoa Ave., at 23d St.
PRATT
MIIIKII l.'HmI t.ttli St.
liKllvidual invtri i 1 1 m. day,
i v-n1nii. Shnrthaud Iiookkt't''
MClWaryoBip t .itaiud; tr.'t
WALWORTH
kooplnotcretartai
Biialnaas Irlolltut, Broadwi
iOUtffa0lvH$oTvkM SeaOataio j
DANCING.
NlttY insim terk Clly.
Utio si a 1 4t ic-
a THE
1 OSCAR DUpYFA SCHOOLS 1
47 VJI.SI 7JNII ST. .
AV1-7 VJKSI I .'.'Nil BT.
CHILDREN'S, MH LTS' nntl E
t5 TE ICIIERS' CLASSES r:j
Pint IT I Isons
THE THREE STEF
New HSB0e Wa Itei onimcnil P
.... i ,,212 i 'nlumliua fl
a
rat TowpBonss -s- A, ,, a
ft? JIWHH T3I1TSI iVi77rrr.iv7
innosiifij
-LOUIS H.CHALIF-,
Oradaali rtttftlos Imptritl BdHal gsgael
Pertonally I srhet teschert- In
lerp etive.s mplilied rtaasic, recial
nd ballroom dancing Deilv
normal rUiies lor lege her and
maleutt Catalog 7 Weit 42.1
St.. N. V.
XI PI in HKsHIB r.
M t ii:ki t - ttlnntlr ntl
- irtRsHISBLlnUNMRlHI .IMf rHNXitMt'rlT
.AND IS A RUOf'SItDMANDAKDOnJll 1 1 1 1 NCI
ALTEH v. BUZ BY.
Opcix UvnniKcut tiu vftar.
;.t F.W.hem & Son. fm
Trie itADiNo kisori moth or rut worid
teffiariwrousiiBcnitciin
a rii V !nti CITV. W J.
gjOSIAM WMITC 4 SONS COMMWY
traymore ;r:;,,
"
1
AIL INTIT HA , N. .1.
h-j pvumoui All v ur Reeor
TOl ILS.
"BV CPA I'"'" VVaablagtoii Teun
DI OIB Opt. .'-I Send for Itlnerarv
& LAND" MAK"'"V lntla
Uiah lire-la PorMinally t undncteil Cellfornla
BIJII III g 10 lour, leaving Oct. K.I. Otrcular
I ou reijuvM or Mi t'anu'g Tours, ia it y. N V.
V
t
SATURDAY SAIL
New -
i
Itettl St.. 2 20
isln or West Point.
Resfatirsnt
Kn .illrVl,
liesliriweee St.
ffff4. i0mam
MILING "njhe
T. NEWBURGH ot $ J
POUGHKEEPSIE it Rtltmt 1
I IV flirrVMN THE
1
Up the Hudson
By Daylight
Alg Servlre Dally Ktrept Susday.
rxrsi-t Ran Qaaaeetlaai to ait points in
the Cataklua. Haratefa. the Adlrnnrlacka.
the West ami Vorifi All through rail
tti-kete hstween New York and Albany ao
i rr'ed Muete, Itestaurant
sirs, "vlashlngtos Irving," "Altsasy,"
"Headrlrk Hudson," "Hohert Knllon."
Deehroasm gt 40 A M . W 41nd St
A M ; W, Ulth St . 1:11 A M : Ynnkers
l ll a II., leading at west Point New
h irgh. Poughksspsts, Kingston Point. Cots
kill. Hudson an1 Arbanv,
On Saturday afternoon. Oot s:h. Str.
ALBANY l-as Ishrosss St . t '4f, TV M
v. iind R IF M . w Mth st : .'0 p I
M . f.r Merir Mountatn. West I'olnt nn-l I
Ni-wtiurgtt and return.
"lie. lal Kirurslnn (Oi l Mill s DAT,
Str IV AMIIM.T4IN lit MM. .,, Weal
I'olnt. NeWbureh, Pouahkeenala. Klnsstm
Point .ni'l rsiiirn leaves I "il.r,saee St l: ,
A. M. W. 4iM St.. 1(1 A M W. lilt!) St .
letie a. M. . Yorkers 10 :K0 A, I
One Day Outings in I'niighkeepsle, w
borsh or tt'eal Point.
Hudson T River
line
TrM 4141 .Sprint.
The piir.ll tf p1r1!d
BOSTON $2.80
Via Boat anil Kail KOI Ml TRIP Si. 111.
PROVIDENCE 1V"'
BOUND i Kir gg.gu
$1.75
Colonial Line
, F'fttt -r'Ann s'Tvice rat'Tiria: U
the i
t nt iplr
J from
Hi tn
1 " tfk lr- ,'iihi S'linlay a: .". ;m
nor Sfl, n it f.t-.t Won llcnutoii t an
Oiltntd linnnid. ft! im tn Kfrolf
-iininnT. a. ni-iwii umc, uniaj-.Tjiiy an 1
1 Md St PIlUM Mitring 9411.
Sight-Seeing Yach's
I. vi n,-:,-r 1-, r letaa.ailtl TaLBraad lITt,
To MNIH HOOK anil Ihe IM FAN 1 ggf f.
in
reiHaam fgSa-s-
aaMlBIB
to SAVANNAH
FIVE DAYS of the ruatful excite entof
ocean travel on gteamshipe of superior
excellence and real comfort. Three days
in Savannah. Ga., Queen City of the South.
Eight days of health-restoring, nerve,
quieting loafing, tight-seeing, mod travel.
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all information
upon request
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AMERICAN STEAMERS
Under the American Flag
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CHICAGO Oct. 16. 3 P. M.
LA TODRAINE. . Oct. 23. 3 P. M.
tSPAGNE Oct. 30, 3 P. M.
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S. S. LAFAYETTE
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