Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07
TRAVEL TALKS
IN LECl URES
Good Subjects in Course for
next Week.

Travel talks will be the feature
In the lecture centres of Richmond
next week. Monday night at Public
School No. 6, RossyIlle avenue, Ross
vile avenue Rossyille, Col. Mesrop
Newton, will lecture On Persia
and at the Great Kills Moravian
church, Hillside avenue, Great Kills,
Lucia C.. C. Grieve, Ph.D., will Tell
of the Great Cities OF India" "Poly-
nesia: AN Unbeaten Track" will be
the subject of Mrs. Lillian S. Fishers
lecture at Public School No. 10,
Broadway, West New Brighton Tues
day night. Thursday night at No. 3,
School street, Prince Bay, Mrs. Jen-
ME M. Tower will speak on Holland
n the Dutch" At No. IA, Broad
and Brook streets, Stapleton, Friday
night, Frank w. Motley will tell OF
"ChanE'ng China" The same night
at No. 20, Richmond Turnpike, Limo
lcumville, Don C. Sewers will speak
on Through the Heart of Asia" All
these lectures will be illustrated by
stereopticoD views.
Ernest X. Coulter, formerly clerk
IN the worlds biggest Children's
Court and originator of the Big
Brother Movement win lecture on
"A Day in the Children's Court at
Public School No. IL, Steuben street,
Concord, Tuesday night. The same
night at No. 10, PENNSYLVANIA e.
nus. Roeebank. Frederick w. Hunt
ington will lecture IN Application Of
Electricity"
AR and the DAYS Work" is the
theme OF John Quincy Adams ler-
ture at Public School No. 80. Fisk
avenue. wost New Brighton, for
Thursday night.
At the Curtis high school, st.
Marks place and Hamilton avenue,
New BRIGHTON, Friday night, DR.. The~
ron w. Kilmer will lecture OF "Frac-
lures, Distortions. Sprains and Suf-
locations" The same night at Pub
lie School Nc. I. Academy place, Tot
tenville, Hamilton Holt will tell OF
"Federation of the World" The
speaker ar No. 20, Hebertcn avenue,
Port Richmond, has not yet been an
nounced.
The complete program for next
week fellows:
Monday. February II.
Public School No. 6. Roseville ave-
nue., Possvilln, Col. Mesrop Newton,
"Persia." illustrated by stereop-
ticon views.
Great Kills Morav'an church. Hill
side avenue. Great Kills, Lucia C. c..
Grieve, Ph y. "The Great Cities Of
India" Illustrated by ~stereopticoD
views.
Tuesday, February II.
Public School No. IL, Steuben
street, Concord, Ernest X. Coulter,
an Dav in The Children's Court"
ri y1I,n+~ntoI ~ rfnrannttnnu uioyyx
Public School No. IS, Pennsvl-
vania avenue Rosehank. Frederick
w. Huntington. Complications of
Electricity" Illustrated by expert
ments and ~s+ereopt!con views.
Public School No. 18, Broadway,
West New Brighton. Mrs. Lillian S.
Fisher, ~"Polvnes'a: An Unbesten
Track Illustrated by stereopticon
views.
Thursday. Fehru"rv II.
Public School No. 3. School street.
Prince Bay, Mrs. M. Tower, Holland
and the Dutch" Illustrated by stere-
opticon views.
Public School No. so. Fisk avenue,
West New Brighton, John Quincy
Adams, cart and the Days Work"
Illustrated by st~ereopticon views.
Friday, February Ia.
Curtis high school, St. Marks
place and Hamilton n New
Brighton, DR.. Theron w. Kilmer.
"Fractures, Dislocations, Sprains and
Suffocation.' Illustrated by stere-
opticon views and demonstrations.
Public School No. 1, Academy
place, T~ottenville, Hamilton Holt,
Federation OF the World Illus
trated by s~tereopticon views.
Public School No. IA, Broad and
Brook streets. Stapleton, Frank w.
Motley, Changing China" Illus
trated by stereopticon views and ex-
hibits.
Public School No. 90, Heberton
emu Port Richond.
Public School No. 90, Richmond
Turnpike. L~ino'eumville, Don C.
Sewers, F. r. G. S. Through the
Heart Of Asia" illustrated by stere-
opticon views.