New-York tribune., 1902-12-21

the subjects in courses such as First AID to the
at length and in addition to some of the courses
of lectures books are lent to those VINO WISH 10
study the subject thoroughly and examinations
Descriptions of the courses containing lists Of
the lectures and topics for special STUDY are dls
facility which can be nade use o. is pro
Guiding charts maps and apparatus tor sclenulC nc
music are illustrated nstrumentally and vocally
The stereopicon is largely used ana every lecture m
for exhibiting lantern slides OF the S2 IesfpFes dH
Each centre is provided with lantern operator
Dr. Leipziger. to whom the success OF the the be tpee
person has organized system of supervision which
or not the lecture well liked and well delivered
hH faed to psrfoTm P it's its duty ach
in ehare OF who IS bnsy in the daytime and likes
to add his supply OF cash by Going TINS w0TK IN
man and prepares and mails written report 10
DR. Leipziger soon the lecture Is concluded
purpose There are several inspectors, whose duty
1t Is to visit or tRs is being DONE BY the deren
persons connected with them and to supplement- the
of the lectures. Their coming is never known IN In
ss % M seen the n be G
The thoroughness of DR.. Lepzigers supervision IS
b to o e school,
this operator held his appointment tat was ,h an
was bsd to look after
business matter on the night of lecture. Know
ing the proficiency of the janitor, he secured his
services and went away. There was no mishap to
mar the lecture and apparently all was We'll In
the course OF day or two he received letter
on the left hand corner OF the envelope OF which
was the address of the supervisor of lectures. II
asked him call upon DR.; Leipziger. He called
and before he left had pledged his honor that he
would not delegate his work to another again. Dr.
Leipziger impressed upon him the wholesome les
son that system Of the nature Of the free lect-
ures could not be operated successfully unless
every part of the mechanism performed its work.
Dr. Leipziger receives many letters from those
who attend the lectures Some of them are of the
character that inspires faith in the value of his
work and all show that the free lecture idea has
vitality. One woman asked for lectures How
To Bring Up Children" a woman in The Bronx
wrote II shall try my best to pass the examina-
ton," referring TO the course First Aid to the
Injured, although 1 very absent minded and
nervous, having been victim OF typhoid fever a
year ago, and of remttent fever last fall II fail
/ shall least have tried my best and learned
something to my advantage"
City Island expressed itself in regard to the
lectures given there in letter which contained
been SO isolated from the lack of cheap rapid
transit that the residents have lost many golden
opportunities in which you downtown people have
the advantage Really, with few exceptions,
they might have been one hundred miles from the
great centre of art, music and literature. All this
has been changed since the Board of Education
has stepped In to help US
One observer wrote: II have attended the Cooper
Union lectures regularly, and have seen faces that
pain had carved sharply as any sculptor's chisel
the marble-some that are beautiful with an eager