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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
WHEN LIONS ESCAPE
CROWD is STAMPEDE

NEW YORK, December III Assoei.
ated Press by Federal Wireless) Scar
ing crowds Of people into a stampede
and in many eases into wild Mysteries,
five lions escaped today from their
cages in the Eighty-sikth street theater,
where they were the chief figures in a
big ssanimal act. = The pit was filed
with people, and their fright caused
serious results.
One of the lions escaped into the
street and was killed in tenement
house after bursting through a photo.
graph gallery, knocking down the pro
prietor and a patron who was having
a picture taken, and severely injpring
two policemen. In the excitement one
policeman was shot and will probably
die,
The remainder OF the beasts were
cornered and driven back to their
cages.
Dozens of women tainted in the wild
scramble and hundreds of people were
trampled in the stampede.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
THE FEELINa I'M ENeLANp

"A OF intense indignation has swept throughout the
try says the Associated Press reports from London regarding the
bombardmen of three unfoed and unwaned seaside
the North Sea Of England while another report
sulistmenfs.H 81
In view OF the general criticism that has been heard Of the
failure OF the young Brishr respond the call
King and Country and the that parliament
idered the OF legislation cut the football
meaning thereby to forbid the playing out of the professional
professional cues schedules possibly very good
thing for England that the slip through
the fog the Yorkshire and land upon Eng
fish towns
eth Century and England knows it. 1.-the deaths
these English children add million fighting men
the British army Engshen dropped below the leye
Iof their fathers. q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
.AUT0 BANK ROBBER
IS SHOT TO DEATH

CINCINNATI, December IA CAS-
ISOLATED Press by FedeAal wireless)
Frank Holz. an automobile bandit,
made daring attempt yesterday to
rob two Of the city banks.
He was successful in his first ven
tpre. holding up the bank employees
and escaping with thirteen thousand
dollars In gold and notes.
In the second bank he eytered he
became involved in = duof with the
bank policeman, receiving wounds
from which he died. The policeman
was also shot and win probably die.
when Holz body was searched 1,
was found that he had managed "a
turn over the loot from the first bank
to confederates.
His wife was placed under arrest last
night, but search Of her apartments
failed to uncover the thirteen thousand
booty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
Road BUILDING 3
TO BE FEATURE
Of lanes tenn
Mayor-Eleot and New Supervi'
sors Postpone Again Pro-
posed Caucus Over Policies

ii
While the superyisers.elect did not
caucus last evening rs planned, due to
The inability Of Daniel Logan to be
present, seycrpl Of their policies to he
put in forge when they arc inductcd
into ONCE were settled on yesterday, II
was said.
The discussion they listened 10
Wednesday at sse monthly meeting Of
the chamber Of commerce, whom eff
cheney in the municipal government was
urged BY all the speakers, helped in
|erystallizing several Of these soon-to-
be-enforced policies. 81
Z. will tell you this, said super
visor elect last evening, we are getting
ready to launcn an economic admins
tration. II will be road building al
ADMINISTRATION, with all possible revenue
used to give this island thoroughfares
which Il will be proud Of.
Promotion Appropriation
~ do not believe we will overlook
the promotion committee, IL IL shows
us it will put the money TO good use.
s'We haven't caueused on this mat.
ter, nor on anything concerning the
budget yet. Several Of the supervisors
have expressed their opinion on Il,
however, and one Of these opinions wah
that we should condition our appropria-
ton on the ability Of the committee TO
get similar ones for the other coun-
ties
This supervise said that so far as he
knew, Maui was the only county be-
sides Oahu that contributed to the funo
Of the committee.
can the counties benefit, or should
benefit, from the work Of thepromotion
committee, ana therefore they should
all contribute TO the cause he said.
"We intend to carry the spoiIs sys.
tenn this far: We will put efficient Re
publicans in office We will not make a
change until we have an efficient imnn
for the place, but the truth of il is VIC
have practically all the men picked out
now for the different jobs.
Where Patronage WIN 90
II. NJ. Whitehouse will be put back
as city engineer, and John Wise viii be
given the superintendeney Of parks, or
at least of Kapiolani Park He wants
separate department created for
parks, with him at the head.
Edward Woodward win be the
mayor o secretary, and Carl A. Vide
mann will be given Robert Cathcart's
place as chief clerk.
(" Harry Murray will be taken care Of
through the creation Of sewer and
water works department. He is well
equipped to handle this position, and
we expect he will put both systems ON
paving basis within the year.
'tThe county committee win not in
terfere The members say they want
TO give us a free hand, and that is what
we want. We feel we viii make good
with a free hanasr an i64sis.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
ARE WE TO GET A SURPRISE

Il IS be hoped that the mayor supervisors viii give
majority Of their friends surprise after they take Office
does not require much investigation ascertain the that
proportion Of those who supported
can candidates for the board disappointed the spos
policy announced by the elected and looking
anything but pleasure the putting into force
been announced the plans of the city government
may be that Mayor Lane and his colleagues going give
the city this agreeable surprise and going up the
best that had been hoped from them
Such would be enough TO accomplish All they have
do take the business Of the city into their full
make plain that they regard their task which they
desire the cooperating help Of the unofficial representatives Of the
principal and demonstrate that they considering
every question Of policy and patronage in the light Of
Honolulu pleased to dignity with the of politics
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
NHooPINa COUGH.

When your child has whooping cough
be careful to keep the cough loose and
expectoration easy by giving Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy as may be requir-
ed This remedy will also liquify the
tough mucus and make il easier TO ex-
rectorate, II has been used successful
ly in many epidemies and as il contains
no narcotic or other injurious substan-
ces it is perfectly safe. For sale by all
dealers, Benson Smith & Co., agents for
Hawaii. a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
wARsTrps AT ZONE

WASHINGTON, December 7.--(A As
sociated Press by Federal Wireless) -
The need Of United states war vessels
at the Canal Zone has been explained
in message from Colonel Cocktails
He says that there have been no viola
tions of neutrality except in the use
Of wireless by belligerents. He adds
that he has been unable 10 detect OF
warn offenders without a patrol, and
il is for patrol purposes he wished the
destroyers sent by the navy depart
ment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
COLONEL COCKTAILS '.'.e
SAILS FOR GOTHAM

COLON, Panama, December ls.--(As-
sociated Press by Federal Wireless) =
Colonel Goethals has sailed for New
York, to appear before the congress
sional committees at Washington in
charge Of the canal appropriation bills,
1t is estimated that it will require
the expenditure of 100000 more for
the completion Of all the necessary
works IN the Zone. The important
items wanted are drydoeks, machine
shops aud coal wharves.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
TURKS SENTENCE CREEK
ATTACRE TO Be SHOT

LONDON, December H. (Assocs-
ated Press By Federal wireless) LA Reu-
ter's dispatch from Athens last night
says that a Greek naval attache az tine
Greek embassy at constantinople has
been tried at court-martial by the Turks
and sentenced to he shot.
He was charged with being spy.
General Won der coltz has been APP
pointed military governor Of Constant
nople.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
masked BANDITs GET
. DIAMONDS WORTH $4,000

ST. LOUIS, Missouri, December H.
associated Press by Federal Wireless)
Masked bandits raided jewelry shop
here yesterday, escaping with four thou
sand dollars worth Of diamonds The
jewcler tried TO defend his possessions
and carried on revolver duel with the
bandits, without hitting any Of them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
FIVE YEARS NECESSARY
TO MAKE THE NAVY iii

WASHINGTON, December 1s.--(As.
ISOLATED Press by Federal wireless) -
Rear-Admiral Fiske, who appeared be-
fore the house naval committee yes
terday, said that It would take 1--WE
years to put the navy in the highest
state Of efficiency to meet an enemy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18

4 LONGfBEACH, California, December
L. Associated Press by Federal Wire
lless)-A severe southeast storm has
wrecked six houses here and made
breaches in the cement promenade.
Several schooners have been swamped
and much damage done to factories and
other buildings %
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
WASHINGTON, peeember ls.-tAl

ISOLATED Press by Federal wireless) -
The Harbor Improvement appropriation
Bill, reported to the house yesterday,
carries an item Of $4,000 for the carr
ing forward Of the work in Kahului.
Maui, harbor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18

If President Wilson is really coming April
too long Tor the local Democratic leagues prepare their
We suggest rush cable for Soapbox really per-
sona friend OF the Predenand the immediate mobilization of
Banana Jack Clarence Pnge and the Honorable Supervisor Mol
ter as reception committee let give the President
nolulu Democratic welcome. .ni aag. lA qlss ~.
Evening star., 1914-12-30
Leave Your Little Wants
The Star Branch.
One in Your Neighborhood.
NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
n Cap, cor r. 1. ave-. Parkers Pharmacy
Ard at IT. cor Ind ave Butler Field Pharmacy.
7th st. cor. t. Criswelrs Pharmacy.
7th ST.. X. Goldenberg,s Information bureau
9th St, 92s. Roland wallace.s Newsstand.
9th st, cor. I, McGures Pharmacy.
nth ST, cor. U. Davis Pharmacy
14th St, cor P Days Pharmacy.
18th St. cor. Col road Ilemsrs phars.T pnarmaSy'
18th St. cor Fla ave; Pearson pso rhar"aeS'
.2nd st., cor. n. Nansemonds Pharmacy.
25th ST.. cor. Pa. ave-. Herbst's Pharmacy.
Georgia ave. 420s, Campbell's Pharmacy.
Holmead place cor. Otis. Holmead Pharmacy
]. St, 1904 Morse's Pharmacy.
Pa. ave, 1705, Holtzclaw's Newsstand
NORTHEAST.
n. Cap, cor. St. Richardson,s Pharmacy.
y. Cap. cor ST., Kenealy's Pharmacy.
End ST., cor. Nd ave. Taylors Pharmacy;
9th ST.. cor. X McChesney & Joachim, Walter
7th tn St.. so'esi cor. Nj II. Yeatmans Pharmacy.
18th st., cor E Cap Lincoln Park Pharmacy.
r. I. ave-, 90, b. NJ. Mcwnlians' Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
Sth st., cor G. Reach Drug Co.
sth St, cor. Eye. weller's Pharmacy.
11th St, cor. Pa. ave. Fealys Pharmacy.
14th ST., cor. Pa. ave-, Bradleys Pharmacy.
SOUTHWEST.
eth ST., cor. D. Sullivan's Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
Wis. ave-, cor. NJ ST.. O'Donell's Pharmacy.
2sth ST., cor. P. Prides Pharmacy
N St, cor. S6th. Wellers Pharmacy.
ANACosTIA.
200 Nichols ave-. Burys Drug Store.
AND THESE POSTAL TELEGRAPH
OFFICES:
United States Capitol.
Interior Department.
Union Station.
Bond Building W.. B. and A. Rwy. ohice.
1852 Connecticut avenue.
1249 Wisconsin avenue.
11th Street Wharf.
Evening star., 1914-12-30

THE OWASCO,
II ST. NE.
Five large. bright rooms and bath: all mod
ern convenences: within few steps Of both car
lines, and within walking distance of govern
ment printing office and new city post oface:
s35.
GEORGE TRUESDELL.
1927 Lincoln road. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3 and G room and bath
housekeeping flats; steam heat. See janitor.
Como. 15 Grant pl NV, bet. 9th 10th, u
sts D. D. THOMSON & CO, 1885 F.
TO COLORED-WILSoN APARTMENTS. 24l2
18th st. NV: new 4-room and bath, $3.50
to $1I.50 large closets, porches and yards
Convenient to high-class help section. Apply
janitor next door.
Evening star., 1914-12-30


BOY TO solicit for calling cards. Box SO. Star
BoYS and young men with bicycle; good SAL
aries: permanent positions. Apply Immediate
Iy. SIG 18th NV.
BoY--Strong, intelligent, honest, with reference,
10 learn good trade. small salary to start.
iioyles, soi n.w
BOY-Wanted, good, strong boy or young man for
farm work. one preferred that is used farm
work and milk; good home and fair
wages Inquire 626 iit!i ST ne.
EoYS ,25l. young men: with wheels; god pay;
steady position. Apply Immediately. III 18th
BOYS-WANTED-BOYS
To earn money each week. To
win cash, prizes, trips, etc. To
select from large list of premi-
inns whatever article you desire.
Simply sell each week THE SAT-
URDAY EVENING POST and
COUNTRY GENTLEMAN. I
will furnish the first copies, etc,
free. Apply to Agent, Thursdays,
VIM. Smith, 221 B St. NV.
M. 4I76.
Evening star., 1914-12-30
FOR RENT-BY

1874 18th
1925 P. 21r. 4b. .S2'5. %
1920 B'mont. 12r. .125.0O
719 9th NV, ,l5r. .125. o
1875 F'mont. l0r. 10000
1462 Col I'd, 11r.3b.95. 20
1744 p NV. 13r. .3b. S3. .33
1854 Lanier, fur aptT5.Uy
18th & F"m't. . Or. .apti5.0A
11O1 2 NV. l3r. .2b. 1900
3021 Macomb. Sr. 1910
18th & lint. 12r. hes. .0O
1885 Park I'd. 11r,2b55.OO
1917 Col I'd. Tor. b. $3.50
1850 Col rd, Tor, ,2b. so 90
1886 II I av,10r.b. 500
1920 18th NV. Tor. 4 $3.50
1343 Irving NV. .10r. 5000
1917 = NV, 13r. b. .45.I5
2a41 18th nw.9r.b. 49, so
1886 18th NV. .sr, b. As. 90
500 Sd NV, 11r. b. .42.S S5
1851 Il nv. 10r, b. 40. 90
1896 Calv't. .3r. b, apti0 %
116 9th ne. apt. 1000
2014 18th nw.Sr, b .37.j0
2331 1st NV. Or. b.37.o0
1131 Sth NV. ...... .3. 20
141s Q, 10r, b.....35.5 so
210S II NV, Sr. b. $3.50
716 11th NV. Or. b. .35. 70
120S y NV, Or. b. .35. 50
1906 10th NV. Or. b. $3.50
1909 c NV. 13r. Offer
1725 W'l'd NV. .1Or. .33. so
The Coblentz, 5r, b..322.50
61S .. Or, b. $3.50
1102 o, 10r. b.....32 so
1N 18th Sc, 1r, b.a22..'p
81 I ne. 11r. b. 80. 6
425 n ] av e.7r. 80. 20
~ X NV. 1r. b. 30. so
FOR CoLORE
1851 T NV, Tor. b. 1000
11O2 D. 10r. b. 30. so
S37 Mo Az. 10r. b. .30.oO
80 l ne. 11r, b. .2s.50
26O9 Sherman, Or. b. .25.50
1915 y ] av nv. .6r. $50
1O4 Sd NV. 11r, b.25.00
AIS Mo Nv. 12r. b.25.O0
1916 L NV .......23.C0
733 4th NV, Or. b.22.5O
OUR COMPLETE
APARTMENTS AND
Evening star., 1914-12-30
A+~.. WANT
@~Q~ ADS
Get Best Results

RATES.
Helm. situations. Lost and Found. Rent Rooms.
Country BOARD. etc. one cent . word each time
for Is words more.
portunities Automobiles. ETC., one cent word
each time for three or more times. with Is
word minimum.
Rusiness Announcements. Real Estate: Apart
nents etc. four lines mora three times. 10
cents a line each time. with q decreasing rate
Tor q longer period.
Evening star., 1914-12-30
WANTED-HELP.

SALESMAN-We about TO start advertising
campaign in our leading speciaties selling to
grocery. drug, hardware and department stores
Wanted, clean-cut, Nve-wire salesman in each
ioobinS center. salary commentaries with
ability to produce results. Apply by letter
Eating age, past experience and references
The r. n Hollingshead Co.. Phila. Once
,ao Arch ST, Phile., Pa.
Evening star., 1914-12-30
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY.
140S NEW YORK AVE.

AND BUSINESS PROP
MAILED on REQUEST. PHONE n.
Evening star., 1914-12-30
FOR RENT-H0USES.
HARRY yARDMAN,
l42O X ST. NV. Phone NJ. 4191,
UNFINISHED tContinued

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Mas 's 9ss wr n ss
So. SOC .l43: X NV. l+r.eS s3I.5o?lt 18th nw.l2rb
sl7s. ..73a5 .22r, 4b $3.50. 1850 Spring. erb
saa. .ll6a Col rd ILL, ,3b Ss5 so. 1886 sv, orb
SIS. .,I7o7 \ NV. or. 2b So so 7i6 18th nv. Srs
SIS. 1877 Eaclid 1cr 2b ssS 60 <O7 se Sr b
S.. ;:sess Cats. i0f.5S ss5 80. rs NV. s., :
sos :is:a k NV. 1af. 2b So 80 I4oa Perry. s.. b
$40 at:S kana@fa II, So 50. 300 " NV. 7r, h
$50. 1913 Calvert. .1lr2h $50 80. ..1,5 e.sr.n
sec Sc lsSS 1907 $40 gPshur 81
$50. 173s 18th nx.l2r.ss 5000 . ISL VI. sr. ;
SEQ. 1851 P nv. o.. % $50 80 4ooo Sd NV sr.b
SIS. .1lol 9th NV. 1or.b Sc7 so 6la Lamont 6r, b
$50 .5o.1soa B'm't, r2b se7 so 1926 sum ne. rn
$50; a94s Newark. orb ses. i4s uhlsn ne sr.s
S4s;75. lois 4 nw:9r.b ses. ..Iss . ne. 6r.
s4a. 1859 t,.is - SOS as 1918 iith nw.s .sr,S
Sie50. 1s26 Ontario. .sr b s25 so 800 shepherd 6rb
s4250.1736 L NV. i0-. D sos so. 4OI6 Sd nv, 6rb
Si05o .1I0s Ore. 1or b. s25 so. 40l3 Marlhoros,b
$40 so I42 Oh I'd. 7r. 2b s23 so .5l4 Shepberd6
sio50- .1ais Q. Iir. So. so. 1852 Col I'd. sr b
$40. .s42I 18th NV w.l0r. $3.50. .sla 9Th sv. Or
$40. .1412 Irving nv ar. .bl
STORES
GOT 18th NV $1,000 5o2 i1th NV. 90
aos NV ~. 800 90 1918 1918 iath NV 800
1905 NV ..... ;IsS ;S,,,,2S 20 l3eS ;l ne.2S'O
Northumberland. \. H. ave. and " br.. b.. GOO
Wardmau Courts. 14th and Clifton =. & b. <S 20
2s21 18th st. NV, rooms and bath. $3.50
Lenox, 1928 l. st. NV, roo.ss and bath. 1000
Wardman Courts. 14th and Clifton 3r. q B.. 81. 50
Fontanet. 14th and Fairmont sts 3r., bath. 81 50
Prince George. 1913 3oth NV, 6r. and b.. g. 30
Fontanet Courts. 18th and Farmont, 3r.. b. 500
Mansfield. 1870 81. n W, 3r and bath. so 30
Roydon 1919 ST. NV. 1r. and hath. 22.SO
Wardman Courts. f4th & Clifton SITS. 1r., b. ESQ
2224 18th NV. 2nd H. 2 rooms and BATH. % SO
1440 Meridian. ] room ard bath. ........-.. l4.5O
HARRY WARDMAN,
1870 X ST NV
HOUSES.
lois 14th ST. NV, lGr aud . haths. =. .$f0S 3S
3415 Holmead place, rooms and bath. 5000
s44 Westminster ST. NV. Or. and bath. $30SO
1916 Ingeside terrace. l0r. and bath. S2T so
Cottage 3. Nourse tract: rooms. $l2OO
COLORED TENANTS.
1915 Q st. NV. IL rooms and bath. $3.50
1920 Wallach st. NV. rooms and bath. so
"a Decatur me-. rooms and bath $l2.5O
S211a 26th st. NV. 1 rooms and BATH. $l2.50
GARAGE.
Rear 1906 st. NV. 60'x6O 800 90
321 18th ST. NV. 1861 81. IT. -$1o0 %
WEAVER BROS.
1876 18th st.
Evening star., 1914-12-30

lO17 18th st. Is rooms 3 baths $500 oo
1899 n. a. ave, ii rooms, baths :. 5000
1865 wyoming ave-, - rooms. 8 baths. 1000
PAS Pa. ave- % rooms baths. ..... 10000
1862 Harvard ST., II rooms and baths. l5.0o
1915 NJ St NV, II rooms and bath 15.W
1913 24th st. NV. rooms and 3 baths 600
1861 Mintwood p NV. 10r and bath. 500
90I St. L. rooms and baths. $500
1l29 18th ST. NV. 3 rooms and bath. 60!O
1918 Calvert ST., IL rooms and baths. 300
1925 goth ST, rooms and baths. 65W
163S R. /. ave-. rooms and bath. 5S-Oo
1437 Clifton St. 10 rooms. 2 baths. $500
1917 Columbia rd.. 10 rooms and bath. $3.50
1903 Belmont rd.. 10 rooms. baths. 3o5o
1902 U ST.. 10 rooms and bath. 50.0
1886 18th st. NV. 10 rooms and bath. 5000
zoos r. l. ave, IL rooms, 2 baths.... $500
1926 Ontario road. rooms and hath.... 40
1342 r st. NV, rooms and bath. 100. x 5g
1925 18TH st. NV, 8 rooms and BATH. $50
1915 O st, rooms and bath. ... 1850
742 Rock Greek Church I'd, Or. 2 baths. 1850
112S Willard St, 10 rooms and bath. 3I .5o
l125 Willard St, II rooms and bath. 300
14O2 Perry ST. 6 rooms and bath ... $3.50
912 Westminster St s rooms and BATH $3.50
2145 ST, rooms and bath. ....-.... 80
1911 St. 0 rooms and bath. ......... $50
25O2 Penn. ave.. rooms and bath. 3ns'
144o Chaplin st. NV, rooms and bath. 10 30
8 ST. NV. rooms and hath. 2I.3o
los st. NV, rooms and bath. 10
102 Quincy st. NV. II rooms and bath 2l-uo
222S Decatur pl.. 2nd d.. Or. and bath. 23n0
SO st. Ne. 10 rooms and bath. 30
I9o ieoS St ST. n ne rooms rooms AND and BATH BATH 800
TO DESIRABLE COLORED TENANTS.
1I55 Oregon ave-, 16 rooms and bath. $500
1907 Corcoran st. IL rooms and bath. 800
1907 st. NV, rooms and bath .aO
1907 st. NV, q rooms and hath 3lto
6o6 Fairmont ST, 8 rooms and bath. 20oO
l4l7 Hopkins St q rooms s........... 1850
LIST YOUR VACANT PROPERTY WITH US
Evening star., 1914-12-30

st. NV.
1920 18th. nw.5r. b. 80. 90
The Coblentz. 4r,b-30.OO
Ss3 Sd NV. Or, b. ESQ
1921 X NV. Ar, b. b.apt2S.0O
1874 Inyleside ter.27.D
1911 l. NV. ar. b.21.D
PA 9th Sc. Sr. b. .27.0
40 I ne. 11r. b. .26 81
40 BRYANT. Or. b. DC. 20
l447 W NV. Sr. b.25.E
915 y J av. 9r. b. .25.J 30
2l2 Seaton ne,Sr.b. $3.50
1i41 w NV. ar. b.25. 20
2346 Ga av. 6r. b...3.W
2603 Shcr nv, Or. .22.5 SO
13O Sd Sc. Or. b. 90
3016 Otis ne, 7r,b.222,..a,0
3545 10th NV. apt %. 20
305 Fl ne. l0r. b..:2:.,,. 80
60i Q. 6r. b.......22.a: 30
i29 9TH Sc, Or. b: .2n.hl
J0S II ne. ne..........a0.J0
1i1l atii NV. sr.h2D. ~,
62G 23d NV. Or. b. 300
2S30 Blad'b'G road.20 20
G15 l. Sc. Gr- -. 1880
14l4 Pa av sc. Or. b. 1880
Al Mass nv NV. 7r..1S.50
Riverdale. Md. .6r. biz 30
1925 14th NV. I'd aptl6.J0
&c Myrtle ne, ,6r. b. 1850
T35 Sd NV. Or. 90
407 II NV. 4r. ..15.50
1859 Potomac ....15-50
817 9Th NV apt. L. %
III n se. 7r....12.5O
Kenilworth. d c ..12.0O
304 18th Sc. se........l1.W
31S X ne. 4r. 90
9l4 I'd Sc. 5r......10.IS
D TENANTS.
900 aANl, -r- ~ N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-16
DE LANCEY SCHOOL.

Miss Amelia he LanCcy of the DS
Lancey School for Girls.'W End avenue
and Ninety eighth street. Is now touring
New England. Miss De Lancey is making
an extensive study of schools In that
section OF the country. which has always
been famous since the beginning OF private
schools in America for the high standard
Of both It's higher and secondary educa-
tional institute She seeks this oppor-
tunity OF finding out for herself how her
own school measures up with the best
girls schools OF Massachusetts, Connecti-
cut and the other New England States.
Her aim is to make a thorough study
OF the present situation OF day schools for
girls In an endeavor 20 find out how she
can improve her own high class school
She hopes to gather from an observation
OF these schools new ideas and new points
of View that win be OF invaluable assist
ance TO her In the coming and succeeding
school seasons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-16
PRIVATE SCHOOLS, COLLEGES AND ACADEMIES
Choosing Private School
"A Story With a Moral

I was ushered In by . servant "Jonn."
said Mr.. Black III an aRttated tone, TIN
sorry we sent our boyp 10 that boarding
school. My boy Clarence is regular
| cigarette fend and I overheard Arthur
to-day. Why. he swears like little
| trooper!
Mr. williams nodded his head and
| smiled sadly. 81 was noticing at din
ner.' he said, "and ! was surprised to
zee how much wine Herbert drinks now.
and both OF my boys smoke too many
! cigarettes
We'll. Herbert" he went on. well
yank the boys out OF that school next
year. but I fear the harm has been done
already"
Yes" agreed Mr.. Black, "the bal
| habits have been formed I had a long
! talk with one OF the boys. The school
seems to be a good one. except thai they
| do not inquire closely enough into the
characters OF the pupils they accept.
| Two or three very bad, vicious boys can
| corrupt l fear. nearly a whole school"
As Mr. Black was leaving his coat
sleeve brushed n china ash tray Off the
centre table. The dish fell to the floor
and broke into hundred pieces Mr.
williams jumped from his chair with Il
| start. The bits Of the shattered ash tray
were on the floor, but his neighbor had
vanished. Snstching up his hat he hur-
| rled outdoors and ran over TO dhe Black
| residence.
Herbert, Herbert. how did you leave
my library so quickly Just now?' asked
the mystlhed lawyer.
You must be dreaming" answered Mr..
Black quietly. 81 have not been out of
| the house"
Then we haven't sent our boys away
| to that boarding SCHOOL, asked Mr.. Will
| Jams. still increduious.
| They don't 20 until next month" re-
| sponded Mr.. Black with an amused smile.
'Hurrah hurrahl 70 exclaimed Mr.. Will
| ians, throwing his hat AZ high as the
| ceiling Ike happy schoolboy. Then I
| was dreaming | must have knocked that
| ash tray over while | was asleep. We'll.
| the boys are not going to that boarding
! school II have anything to say about II.
! Tomorrow you and !. Herbert. will con-
suit the head of some school bureau and
| get expert advice on the subject.
81 hear THE Sun has good school
| bureau said Mr.. Black after he had
heard all about the lawyers bad dream
| Let us go there.
The next morning the two fathers called
! upon the manager of tho School. College
and Camp Bureau OF THE SUN With his
| assistance a boarding school was selected
| that Just fitted the needs Of the boys.
/ They went there and acquired a maximum
amount OF good habits and n minimum
/ amount OF bad ones. and their parents
| including their good mothers. were very
| much pleased with the results. Both Mr.
/ Williams and Mr.. Black have vowed never
, again to go II blind" In anything tina,
affects their children's welfare as vitality
as does their education. c. s. r.