New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24
TALKS AFTER LECTURES
Brief Explanations of Coming Peace
Congress Planned.

Three new courses Of public lectures and seven
brief talks peAce have been arranged by the
department OF public lectures Of tho Board OF Edu.
cation in the Borough Of Manhattan for this week.
The peace talks" will follow the regular lectures
already scheduled, and Will sim 10 explain the
movement for international arbitration and the
coming national arbitrator and peace congress to
be held here in April
At Wadleigh High School, 18th street and Sew
erfh avenue, on Friday evening DR.. Francis n
Thorpe viii open his course on The Development
~ American Institutions" with a talk on The Peo-
rle and the Land" and on Saturday at the Board
~ Education Park avenue and 5sth street, Dr.
william Farley will lecture on How England Is
Governed" the first in a course on Government
~ European Countries"
Following the regular lectures on Monday even
i,e at Public School l19. 1850 street and Eighth
avenue DR.. stephen S. Wise viii give twenty
minute talk 'Pesee" repeating the talk on
"wednesday ct St Bartholomew Lyceum Hail. No.
.o5 East l2d street The same evening at the close
Of Professor Henry Rusby's lecture at Public
school lss l45th street and Amsterdam avenue,
professor George W. Edrchwey will give brief
peace talk
The following evening Hamilton Holt will speak
NJ De Witt Clinton High School and Frederick
T,nch al Morris High School. in The Bronx. On
saturday night Hamilton Holt will speak at the
Board of Education.
The following are the more important lectures
scheduled
Rober: ". F'TentiSs at Public school So. 10th
s sf story s Of s5e EoTat2n Of = Ro ;:,
ss % y s latssI' ana Tsnth avenue
abeeu and the Greet Revolution by Or l5.. James a
Edgecombe avenue
TUESDAY.
fhe Museum q Natural History. 18th street and
.rbe Relation Of the Electric Current TO Magnetism.
by Frederick W. Huntington. at Public School 100
-s;stionaIity in Music by Edmund Severn. Public
Sh0 a. F M2s sF s ns2a T'n Van Laer
the How York Public Library. No. 1o3 West 135th
Eass BY P fish Henry y..s a BBs s:Ssns
WEDNESDAY.
srhe OPTICS OF Painting" BIZ Professor Ernest R. Won
Nardroa. al Cooper Union Third avenue and sth
.7he United states Navy--The Old ana the New by
David r. Trbou. at Young Mems Institute, No.
hTee american Hum9rists-ye. Field and Riley"
our Friends in Fur ana Fs2theTs og sf1Ieo 7ah
street ss'' and East River.
THURSDAY
Hawaii" by Professor William I.lbbey Of Princeton
ST Luke's Hall, Hudson and Grove streets
Representative American NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. the
sohoo i85. First avenue and 5lst street
WTsless Ielsgraply MiFsiesS Telephony IHd o G90F
Public School 60. 156th street and St Nicholas
Sound Resonance. Interference and Musical Instru
=
Technical Institute. stuyvesant street. near Third
she treatment T-noonsciousness' by DR. G. Alfred
Lawrence. az Public School 119, 1880 street and
Eighth
FRIDAY.
The Development OF American InEtitutlons-The Peo
pie and the Land" by DR.. Francis y. Thorpe. at
Wadieigh High School. 115th street ana Eighth
'Capital Employed in Animal Industry" by DR. james
Walter Crook West Side Seighborhood House.
No sol 50th
THE Value of PoetrG-Robert Burns" by Dr. Charles
p. x. Horneat, y N. H A. Hail. No. 81 East
Broadway
Persia the kingdom OF the shahs" by Joel werda
Public School so No 224 East sSth street.
SATURDAY
Government Of European Countries: J. England" by
avenue and 59th street
s'Tfe Roman Revolutions J. The Democratic Reform
ers," By Or. Henry A. SIN Of Cornell University,
at = N. II. A. Hall. 92d street and Lexington
peer Grnt." By Mrs. Miriam Newcombe Crarner at
Public School 165 10Sth street and Amsterdam
''The Telephone Instrument OF To-day-conunon Bat
lerv Types" by Theodore I. Jones. az High School
OF Commerce. 66th street, % Broadway.
Chemistry: Y Combustion and the Flame" by DIP.
Norman A. Dubois. 81. BaFthOloneVys I.yceurn
Hall No 2O5 East 42d street.