The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-12
LECTURES
BEST SERIES.
Evening Worlds Scheme
Of Education Il
6roadoned.
TIMELY TOPICS DISCUSSED.
School.Housss Are Founts
Of knowledge Each
Evening.
TIMELY TOPICS DISCUSSED


ma World ever performed In behalf ~
the working people ~ New York WAS
that Of securing che passage NJ the Law
vroviding for free lectures IN the pub
lie schools That law extended the use
fulnsss Of the public school buildings 20
their owners. the people.
The first season after the passage ~
the bili Z half doren lecturers ~ local
reputation were called upon as an eS-
pertinent. The lectures were an imme-
6iate popular success. Each year since
then this work has been extended am
bfoadsnsi.
In :his last year OF the nineteenth
eeatuSy. Dr.. Henry Al. Leipaiser. who
hAs been the manager OF the Free Lee
euro Bureau Of the School board for
~ boeoushs Of Manhattan and the
Dssnx. and to whose devoted iabors
0neh a the success Of this great pop
ulae institution 10 due. announces
aAsvellous schedule for the balance OF
~ Wentss.
n Mt q lsseurss includes the names
q 0O0o Of the best men and women
~ sVW srsesA . platform.
~ SUeoeets q the Gestures embrace
0s1suDA histss7. literature. the arts,
OoR0 - . ~ q other things. The,
~ "psosiar' tertures In the best
GsnsA Osessats1 In . manner to hold the
O0Vo0s1 intsssst Of the audiences
49, thsv ass intended 70 Gather--the
ln1hG0U - meeAees. sisters and broth
q q ~ public school children.
- loaenoo rooms are In school'houses
~ ssals1 hans scattered all over the
~ bsssasAA
n Dgsssat ssarss begaL Thursday.
Jaa. 1 TAsss ere single lectures and
sAsst esasDaA according to the scope
ana tmpestAncs Of the subject.
TWo eeusoss Of I'VE lectures each treat
q "ySne "A 70 the Injured" TIE FIRST
10 hslA at Public School 81; II comprises
ave Lectures by D.. q. Alfred Lawrence.
and the lectures are given Thursday
evenings. beginning With Jan. T.
In the hrSt Of DR.. Lawrence's lectures
the stsuseurs ed function Of the healthy
human bedy were expoundsd In . pop.
uisf manner In the next his hearers
wsrs Instructed In the treatment Of
shock. bleeding. burns and exposure 20
cold and frosl-b4te. The third deals With
the treatment OF broken bones disloca-
lions. sprains. suffocs tion, choking and
Group. Next the audience IL told how
TO deal with unconsciousless. such as
spcplexy. fa!nting. sunstrokc and con-
missions In childrrn. The transportation
Of the injured and hints on bandag.ng
h. - -. -.
with which the series closes.
DR.. A. T.. Meyer begins a series OF ave
Thursday nisht lectures. on the same
subject. Jan. Is. ct public school No. ),
and at the close OF each series the
attendants who desire 1t will be exam.
insd on the subject.
Physiology and hygiene are treated OF
n the following lectures: The House
We Live In" BY Or. +. 4. Lyons.
Food BY DR.. Jerome Walker: THE
Care OF the Skin. Bathing and Clothing |
By Dr.. Jerome Walker: THE Nervous
System end Sleep by pr. Elmer Lee
Coda Their Prevention and Treat
meat" BY VI; ". e. Phillips: The Care
=; 81: & q. E R SA' s. D. T. ye;s
Prof. Robert W. prensIss gives two
Wednesday evening courses In xstr0n. |
omy. "Ths science Of the Stars" at !
Cope in,;,;ss; The second as course. /
"c SM' - WI .AAte snese sup.
snd HssS;' The Noon: IL Appcsr.
eAce Mottooo, Scsnery and Physsca.
Ssse Hic ~ r aans; 1 Tn.,, T.,s
scc~Ic Acn>.s~nc~ snN M ,~ic.i S,o,Ai
tioo:" 'comtss and Ae;ecss; Their M.
Sual Relations"
Astronomy 10 the theme also OF lee.
yures ~ MIS- MARY Ffoc'"t aho n. H.
Lynn. 81.
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