Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-22
LECTURES FOR
THE NEXT WEEK
Good Subjects to be Heard
at the Schools.

Next Thursday being Thanksgiving
Day no public lectures will be given
that night In the two centres in
Richmond where they are usually
held Thursday nights. The lecture
season in these two centres, however,
will be extended a week so that the
full number will be given.
Monday nights lectures will be
given in Public School No. 6, Ross
vile, and at the Great Kills Moravian
church. In the former centre DR..
Theron w. Kilmer will continue his
course on First Aid to the Injured"
with a lecture on "Shocks, Wounds,
Bleeding, Burns and Exposure" Mrs.
M. Claire Finney will speak at the
Moravian church on can Andean
Tour through Three Zones: From
the Isthmus to the Cape"
Three lectures will be given Tues
day night. At Public School No. ~,
Steuben street, Concord, DR.. Edward
E. Slosson will have for his topic
Australia Of Today" Alexander 1.
Rourke, at Public School No. 10.
Pennsylvania avenue. Rosebank, will
take up Shakespeare's play, Mac
beth" The other lecture will be at
Public School No. 16, West New
brighton, W ere DR.. Henry B. Savage
will give a First Aid to the Injured"
talk on Fractures, Dislocat1ons,
Sprains and Suffocation."
Friday will be a busy night, five
lectures being scheduled. The Hon.
George J. Corey will speak on "The
Netherlands" at the Curtis high
school, st. Marks place and Hamil-
ton avenue, New Brighton. At Pub
lie School No. l, Academy place, Tot
tenville, Joseph E. Appley will con
slider agricultural Wonders of the
guire will tell of "Six Years on the
Dark Continent, OF through the Jun
giles of Africa" at Public School No.
IA, Broadway and Brook avenues,
Stapleton. 1.-THE Ireland of Today"
will be the subject of B. Dom
Byrne's lecture at Public School No.
20, Heberton venue, Port Rich
mond. The final talk will be at Pub
lie School No. 26, Richmond Turn
pike, Linoleumville, where Edgar A.
Carleton will speak on "Our Navy,
Past and Present"
The complete program for the
week follows:
Monday, November 20.
Public School No. 6, Rossville ave
nue., Rossville. DR.. Theron w. Kill
mer, "Shocks, Wounds, Bleeding,
Burns and Exposure" Illustrated
by stereopticon views and demonstra-
lions.
Great Kills Moravian church, Hill
side avenue, Great Kills, Mrs. M.
Claire Finney, can Andean Tour
Through Three Zones: From the
Isthmus to the Cape" Illustrated
by s~tereopticon views.
Tuesday, November 26.
Public School No. ~, Steuben
street, Concord, Edward e. Slosson,
Phi. D., Australia of Today" Illus
>trated by st%ereopticon views.
Public School No. 10, Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, Rosebank, Alexander I.
Rourke, Macbeth" Illustrated by
selections.
Public School No. 16, Broadway,
West New Brighton, DR.. Henry B.
Savage, Fractures, Dislocattons,
Sprains and Suffocation." Illustrat-
ed by stereopticon views and demon
STATIONS.
Friday, November 20.
Curtis high school, st. Marks
place and Hamilton avenue, New
Brighton, Hon. George J. Corey,
"The Netherlands" Illustrated by
stereopttcon views.
Public School No. i, Academy
place. T~ottenville, Joseph E. Appley,
Agricultural Wonders of the Mid
die West" illustrated by %stereoptt-
con views.
Public School No. IA, Broadway
and Brook streets, Stapleton, Gabriel
Reid Mcguire, F.R.G.S., "Six Years
on the Dark Continent, or Through
the Jung1es Of Africa" Illustrated
by stereopticon views.
Public School No. 20, Reberton
avenue, Port Richmond, B. Dom
Byrne, ''The Ireland Of Today" IL
Illustrated by st~ereopticon views.
Public School No. 26, Richmond
Turnpike, Linoleumville, Edgar A.
Carleton, "Our Navy, Past and Pres
emit" Illustrated by stereopt1con
views.