New-York tribune., 1900-11-26
E HEBREW EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY" Y"rBUnD1NG. BRowNsvu.

fund contributes small yearly allowance TO the
society and private contributions and the yearly
dues of the members OF the society make up the
balance required for running expenses.
There is a large and we'll equipped gymnasium
In the basement The dues for boys under sixteen
are 81 year. and for older boys IS year. These
dues. however, are payable at the convenience of
the applicant, and If boy shows an appreciation
Of the advantages of the Institution and is slow
in payment he is not pressed. There is a large
auditorium which takes up the entire first floor.
and is lighted by electricity and decorated with
many American flags. Superintendent A. r. Yudel-
son SAYS the society aims to show its members the
meaning OF citizenship and to STOW them the con
have been driven ana the Government under when
american flag is made familiar emblem TO them.
In the lSindergarten schools. also. the children
of patriotic airs.
CLEANLINESS INSISTED UPON.
Cleanliness of person and dress is Insisted upon
in the case of every child admitted to The buildug
A dirty child is sent home in charge of auother 10
have its mother make it presentablc In tho even
ings mothers meetings are held when the orin-
ciples Of hygiene are Taught in Il way which is
easily understood.
The second floor is occupied by the library and
reading room. and Of the two thousand volumes
rev in German The boys in many instances dis
PIdE an lhItreS' IN tca! subjects, and for them
many volumes on electricity. engineering ana other
branches have been provided Several clubs for The
boys and girls been estah!lShcd ana are I'M IN
charge OF educated men and women who in siyinp
mem mem gntertainment try also to teach them re
HneIneht OF manner and to cultivate in them tastc
Morning and afternoon sessions are helj 80 40
commodate the one hundred and hftv children of
the kndergarten series of entertainments " IN T
be Illustrated lectures hygiene and einrtricitL
ana l lectures on American history. In ali he
f1hSllsh branches and in music and drawing classes
for the winter ter, being formed In music
piano and vii he given by competent musicians. ms
of he ebrew T6m6eT Esnoa of the Board q
-; dTpune reporter yesterday that while the prin-
Eipa1 p Sapp4ft or the society derived from the
baron de Hlrsch fund the membership was con-
;Stantly Increasing What was especially gTai}v
their mite 10 it. The society was doing an riq
@ work Tor; for so young an institution. An attempt
prove that part the city to seW0r nroy I'M
Gsf GeGent h faa and baths If possible he So
as well as the mental condition of the resdentF
TO PROVIDE FOR FREE LECTURES
Inc society was organized in May the buudina
Deen erected for the purpose, and the fees
ruH from 70 Tor member to $50 for patron
rom H'ne TO time sums received from cbar
itably disposed persons Mr.. Abraham satd -.
soriat oi i.ducaion had taken interest in ~,
bers re" a. ~, "IPiiHlng with what ayidity the mem
rafne common sight graybearded men
comm intiE"d an irapidiy' and gave promise of br
progress made by he SOCIETY," s drinF a. at the
great deal of fGI interest m il Of nd he city mad taken
Varo"s 10 gGt mo assistance of women in The
room rooms Al night Brownsviile is ne soGety,s GLe
outside Of The saloons n;' hnee ManT of for M
the institution Mr XSrah%m Emd esft1 shf evenings
SO ono hnt 5be .. me hrst year would be a6omt
adyantaen @ me society could spend $50 900 to g"oi
the 9iiGers Of the society arc: President F.
II IL brastnpa bfT ana re arr On the 5a2J