New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
Going On To-day


sulphur and molasses?
brooklyn will have to walk, B. R. T.
employees voted.
year ago to-day the Germans drove
british and Portuguese forces back
tour miles near Armenteres.
Yesterdays Temperatures-Hi Highest
%, at l2:01 p. M; lowest as, at 8:15
p. m.
Hsto cropoiian usen Hsu" q, OF AT Ha'uls. ne
Meeting Of tho Lie as afh Fino VA Art S 6ab u1l,un Asar
Meeting Of tho Society to Help Devastated Churches
OF France. Biltmore. $50 D. IN.
EVENING
agrees the sy PT : Carl Henry n.y. Laws; How to Keep
Henry H'1 sa Pseao ses 0aaas B4ooyn
discuss the deportation Of women McAlpn. s
West End Avenue. s:l5 D. m -''
FOR MEN IN UNIFORM
Woanteers e9edy 'sderod by Pershng Theatre at
Unit No. 80 $50 Seventh Avenue @ Th,ry r. Hintb nj
Gir Saoaa aso Rou4 1easc nS5ssshm'n's served by
safSa ssrviSs eup n .I Josephs
Dances 9.cs VACATION Association Club wv. c. G. g.
p m refreshments. smokes entertainment: part
zssSss s'ps s"sss U.s. rs ss MsS Msise
ssss %smss wa1ser. % naa SO us Eas' Ar
Af;.n"tn T;1oas,h boIs street; IT,, supper. 25 cents.
:. E9uFs q Aysaus Ave-, to 5so; " 6 e s. Unit IT, no o
rnis MIST No ah'g1y-nlntA g IT,. St1se to s. W
s init No. '' 81 ''i'Ta iSs West sssef seSey
sos1sI s9sen'h evsn,ns Street 8 TO-. to g. V'-''
Aop,y an, first Street. p. m. (Auspces Salvation
RECREATION; s1e musc-Central Branch Y W. c. A..
6do Lexington Avenue Fifty third street, to
st,so, S0 49,. es Fourth Avenue (near Eleventh et,
West S;sstni rn,s p II, m Christ Church House. 344
ycds un' Nc 20, = tNatonal League for Wonans Ser
'p M aSi eMah MsaIs09 was. Aysnue Thr ninth sreet
ton. G. J W; ll5 West Seventy ninth street.
Senm"ny i" 'e15eshe@ Heuse W P1s smokes @ Nyersds
'es' m cleswd rsrv and vsSa M"siy es Street s
r, Unit No 27). 50 Grccn@ich Asenue' u" sill D. m
DdncnS o M elasSss-t5aee Ses Church ruit wv G. G. s
shy Street ct and Nd Central S raIh T1 wss Sa
S T9t NJ s5) riverside Farh a1"sG @nG Nnety Mn T.
No S9'H!h s. s,'es Msu5,,.pD IS !, ~ W C G S Tnl
,fus s,srdam Avenue and West l2eth street. $ D. M
snSSa Fourth R0~, Aveas nmsw VS. C. l. s. Unit 30 l9
Co. - uS ss Ss' Ns JS 5e Wsa, ssTsst z
sny sns second @ q slnct G + W. No. &C. sls West Sew
Afslnoon social of G. Long Acre Square Hut.
Motion pictures ana lsoture lc' NJ e. An m West
Side Branch 3iS West Fifty seventh Street, 10
Tea and dance-Holland House rhlrtieth Street
ana Fifth Avenue. to p. m: for officers In
Danee1oGreenwich greenwich Village Club (w. c. c. S. Unit
Sailors so M s1S SO G5eenwch so1aSl ANenuo to II
s5 ssrcs s w & s''gnsl unis No. asssgs gg
AsFp9oa % ho%s5ims@w HISuS C. G. p s m Unit No. 10
y E. C. init No %. @ Vest Ssese' Fifty u third
ssTseb stse s,1s.9 TO .va INIT No ss Ninety
Social music-Ccntral Branch T. W. c. A.. $40
lexington Avenue East Fifty third Street. to
c.7s - %sss r street. Ssi s!ss
y. Branch. 2l5 West Twenty third Street D. m
DansesMco%rade nee ,.s NJ Club iw c. c. S. init So So.
g. Unit No. "a National League for wo1nen:s IS
Service. r 2el Madison Avenue. Week days. )
T. NJ: II. A.. Ninety second Street aud Lexington
snip to men in uniform. This includes ali ,riy
:ieges' aeg gymnasium. swimming pool. ecuca,:enal
SiIiI cIu1 'W G. c S. Unit No 50. ss West Tmi.y
a'.1' S h0's Mssns Il East Daeg go4
listed men and families. Hooms for Transient IA
Y W G <, DebarEalon Hostsss tss'pH House. Forty
first hn-. s'[syt and Lexington Avenue Open a;
tt.ours Meeting place for overseas men aid their
W Cafeteria day and night ''
Amsrsan asia men n,aa and !hei, fsmiles ana friends
Aysnuo z1oo and and Seventy seventh Street (schuyler
p m week days souf Or 0i by "apsom spponme wfh
"neI rn group OF men SO request Men in uniform
reading and writing facilities. Light refresh-
ments 1sdn aa and cigarettes Open 10 a. m TO p. IN
Metr9posn Museum OF Art. Eighty second Street
and AZ Fifth Avenue tLeno1 1881, Open week days
of museum with member Of staff p. J. m A. daily
o'ssD"ss s g olssaSics Hsss eS A,e6s wv Unit No
and m games .o II acir p M Reading and Trisng pool
Auofmal entertainment other nights
ART EXHIBITS
American Art Galleries. Madison Square South
brodsres aFn From sas Sor Of Iuaue textiles and EN-
Anderson Galleries. Park Avenue at Fifty ninth
work. works Of art: to April 10. Original drawings by
rlrasns 9I ana modern masters to April 9 Etcng.
ARl 10 =, pupjlc1iss from the New york fubo
Bahca,sEy B,hnSrary. {! to s,,aaIai April "a ,,..
- Paintings by sandor Landeau 70 Aph lii 2i ''s9'
braus Galleries 2l23 Broadway-Paintlngs by z. l.
Dsas Gaeries Vest TO ray aR5'l seventh l Street.
HIoup on inolcrn paintings. to April Is.
Durahd 1,r' Muei Gallerics-Pantngs by Rmor. to
Dudensing Galleries. As West Forty fourth sreet-
on paintings and water colors. by American and
~. bi1rsign aTItlsis. artists. tnroush April;
Martin Mower. to April 10. War Autographs by
Folsom Galleries $50 Fifth Avenue-Group of
FeIarsil Gasries "a N' East or nory ninth Street.
Group OF American paintings. through April
Ginlpel q Wildenstein. 647 Fifth Avenue Paintings
aant dnn ofa"nss a AnT Iy 70 Lieutenant JeanJuian Lemo
KsoeIlsE .es;I Galleres: $50 Fifth Avnue-Reccnt
sasa aass e Aog by George Bellows and Laque art
Howard Young Galleries. 62o Fifth Avcnue-pant
Mscbsth Gallcrsa $50 . Ai' 4fth H. Avenus-Fis.een
,,dh American e a1,optl paintings to April 70.
Selected paintings by Anercan artists to April 80
Nd,iS,a nSs by npp gromp o, OF artists. artists. to April l$
Penguin Club. East Fifteenth Strcct--PaintinRs
ana sculpture by Temporary Group, April &c.
heinhatdt Galleries. 5e5 Fifth Avenue Recent
Rslston Gslerics. Jo7 Fifth Avenuo-ralntngs by
Robert II. Nsbt. to April 10 "
Society, OF lndependclt Artists. Waldorf Astoria
Hotel. TO April Is.
BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
Labrador Miss Ethelwyn Dithrdgc Public
Scnooi 93 west Houston and Clarkson streets.
"IuMia." Emile W. Blackman. Public School lol.
lllsh STREET west Of Lexington Avenue,
I'ublic School 49, l77ih Street near Audubon
Avenue ~
"T.anklin thss rrncucsl Man Of Affairs" Dr.
IhoIntS Mc1Ien.an. Central jewish Institute l25
"LaNo Chanplain." Jennie NJ. Davis. Cooper Insti
tute. Eighth street and Fourth Avenue.