New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23
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- Z Moran and Charles w Anderson al band
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d "a "a, The Sssh Infantry. I. 5. A. It'll Regiment
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~ rgaise on Are Psychic and spirisuallstic
pssaootena Worthy Of Crsdeuccs'' Harris Theatre,
,-. = disc show. Hotel Commodore. all day.
] ssrss Of the I5rst Church of Divine Science.
s'a sss.las Of the Greeks from Northern Thrace
/ ssln, Gssden. Flfy-eishjh Street. between Ley
nroa M laird avenues. p. m;
/ pf isas NJ fcnov Avenue Unitarian Church,
i III. Stree, and l~nox Avenue, 10 a. n.
,sirs by the Rev Or. ; rafkss Cadman ON
4 f,sdfBfsneh y " c. \. Bedford Avenue and
Y lsaroe Street : 50 p. m
4 WE, w,e Af.er the War West Side i NJ G A
/ ;s west fifty seventh Street. p. m.
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1 wv League q Women Workers. Manhattan
/ Trsde schco for Girls. Twenty sccond Street and
1 Isrlnyton Avenue. p m.
,5f 6ss' by Dr. stephen W1ss on 'BosheviA and
| isws." Carnegie Hal, 1913 a. m
.sirsss by Represee .atiyc Isaac slese on 'Polih
> hi getrasinltfion the Institutional Synagogue
( Mount Morris Theatre. ll6lh Street and Fifth
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4 he BouweFle. Tenth street and Second Avenue.
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] .senih Stree, and Second Avenue. 4 p. m.
4 lnturv BY DR.. VIII Dqrant on Robert Louis
4 segcnson. Labor Temple. Fourteenth Street and
4 v SS- 81 EdwSrd King on 'Dsseusion and In
A pieranCe Among Radicals, Williamsburg Library.
AIRES BY John Hs,nes Holmes on Tho Dynamo
4 nd i've virzlu Church OF tho Messiah. Park
/ Avenue and lhifts fourth Street y a IN.
4 | Essl Character 3" Secular Society, isl West
I 18th Stree. Jl5 p-ra.
4 .. EVENING
! alar.ss hg Dr Heur Moskowita on The New
4 Reconsideration. Louox Avenue Unitarian
f sp..s and subject Nations church Of tho
q Messiah, rr0 Avenue and Thirty fourth Street
J AIDES By Harry Nenz on "syndlcalism' Ferrer
: rNoisn s,so, Pyil!aa Hall Madison Avenue
t .s i oy Asssub,msu August Caessens on The
h Eqaiit, 4 ticn anil ou.en." Forward Hall.
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York Lsbor Temple. AS East Eighty fourth Street
Il md Anarchists, Cooper Union. p. m
4 Asiress by benjamin Schesinger on The Forty
i tSar-Hour Weak" Church Of tho Ascension. Fifth
A7snue and Tenth Street p.
j Aidrss hy William j. Durant on The Russian
1 Revolution Compared to the French Revolution
4 Brooklyn Civic Forum. Public School "a, Glenmore
4 sni Stone avenues. p. ~
] rncsr under tie auspices OF the seth Infantry
r. J. G.. for the bsneat Of The HosEital Fund
4 & the WomcT's Auxiliary. l65th New York In
! i,ntry. al thc A.uory. 6S Lexington Avenue.
dsnner to John Gasworthy by the Society Of Arts
1 sud Sciences Hotel Biltmore. p. m
nner Of tilo Society OF tho Sons OF Losephus. No
3ystng OF the Zionist Organization. McAlpin.
1ystns Of tho Church OF Silent Demand. McAlqin.
Ixss meeting Of tho Mizrochi Zionsts of America.
Washington Heights Synagogue. sos West l6lst
Entertainment o; tho Daughters of Jacob Aston.
gins Of the End Of the Road under the
dhss benefit by David Bcasco for the Stage
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4 srss Riverside PARK and Nest Ninety seventh
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hls'tAInments. I27 West l9s,h Street 2 80 p m
4 .si negroes: evening; PSI Madison Avenue
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u 80 1o ssrest tpl.za $3.50 Meeting place FOR
d ss-.s' les. and tzsLiSs Rooms for Transient
al snes1 Tea every afternoon
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a - Ss,eei and Lexington Avenue. open all
~ So MEETING place Tor oye-seas men and their
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~ ART EXHIBITS
q y ,.s',a. Art Galleries. Madison Square South
81 S'' '1fnit1re and embellishments. sold