New-York tribune., 1921-01-24

American Museum Of Natural History.
'MetropoIitan Museum OF Art. Admission
25 cents.
Aquarium Admission free.
geological Park: Admission free
Can cortana of
Association Waldorf-Astoria, all day;
First National Conference OF Motion Pic
ture and Musical Interests, Hotel Astor,
Lecture by John Cowper Powys on &c. X.
Ghester50n the stFese
O'Clock.
eaSySs BY Protess9z s ohaTss asD zass9 Hs IN
Luncheon Of the womens City Club Of
New York. Hotel McAipin. I O'Clock.
by Mrs Anna Hedges Talbot, Judge
Henry w Herbert ct al.
Boom B Busnessr o,oor l1ncheon' Hotel Penn
Meeting of the wo1nen's Department of tho
National Civic Federation. Cosmopolitan
o'cleck. Discussion of The After-'War
Challenge to the Women Of France
Exposition OF the National Marine League
Mee.ing s' of the Professional women's
League. Waldorf Astoria. 2 O'Clock. W.,
Meeting Of the New England Women, Wa
dorf-Astoria, o'clock.
Lecture by John Cowper Powys on "Tol-
stoy." Brooklyn Institute OF Arts and
NIGHT
Lecture BY Raymond b. Fosdcz Police
Methods Here and Abroad" City Club
OF New York. So West Fortyfourth
Street S:16 o'clock.
Lecture by Henry Bruere on The Board
Of Estimate and ApportionInent and the
Board of Aldermen Women's City
Club, Hotel McAlpin. SIG o'elock
Forces for and Against Workmen,"
Metropolitan Safety Council. 30 West
Thirty ninth Street. O'Clock.
Tree class conducted by the Dante League
OF America in the study Of Dante" Ma
t!onai Arts Club, 15 Creamery Park.
Dinner Of Realty Association Hotel Bos-
sert, 1880 o'clock
Lecture by Mrs. George Lee Brady on
Opera Interpretation" Public Library.
l21 East Fifty-eighth Street, o'clock.
Lecture by DR.. Frederick Schleiter
"spiritism and the Unconscious" Man
haitian Trade School. Twenty-second
Street and Lexington Avenue. o'clock.
Meeting of the Sons OF the Revolution,
Plaza Hotel, $3.50 o'clock.
Lecture by L. NJ. Clement on Some Recent
DEVELOPMENTS in Radio telephony"
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Academy OF Music O'Clock.
BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
Manhattan
Trend Of the Times" by Dr. John II.
Randall. at Washington Irving High
school. Irving Place and Sixteenth
street.
Trend OF the Times" by George A.
ITastings, at P. S. 165, 225 West losth
street.
Trend Of the Times" by Professor Will
Ian. B. OTIS. Phi. D., at Pilgrim Hall.
Ffty-sixth Street and Broadway.
Trend of the Tines' By Professor Nelson
7, Mead. Ph. D., at Morris High School,
leeth street and Boston Road. Bronx.
by Professor W.. L. Esta brooke, Phi. D..
at stuyvesant High School. Fifteenth
Street, west OF First Avenue. stereopti-
con views and experiments.
Some Phases Of the Labor Problem" by
John Golden. at P. s. As, 15sth Street
and St Nicholas Avenue.
Unemployment and How to Meet It." by
DR.. William D. p. Bliss, at ?. S. 50.
228 East Fifty-seventh Street.
THE Woman Who Works. by Mrs Winn!-
fred II. Cooley, at r. S 62 Hester and
Songs of America and Other Lands" by
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Fuson. at p. s.
80. 2?s West l4sth Street. Illustrated
Ancient America and Its People" by
Arthur P. Abbot. at P. s. ISL St.
Nicholas Avenue and 127th Street Stere-
"Chr:stopher Columbus, Who Doubled the
Known World" by Garrett p. serviss. al
ST. Columbia Hall, S43 West Twenty
nth Street The first OF course OF
three lectures on "Representative Men"
Stereo optcon views.
Songs OF slav Nations" by Edward Bror,
berg. at Evander Childs High School
lsth Street and Field Place. the Bronx
illustrated by songs.
Brookiyn
Trend OF the Times" by Mrs. Mary e.
Lease. at Bushwcs High School, Irving
Avenue Madison and Woodbine streets.
"CaliGornia- and the Pacific Coast" by
Robert c.. Weyh. at Eastern District
High School. Marcy Avenue and keap
Street. Stereopticon views
The Empire of Business" by John Frank
lin Crowcll. Phi D.. at Erasmus Hall
High School. Flatbush Avenue near
Church Avenue.
John n Rockefeller" by Professor u. G.
Carter Troop. Phi. d. at Manual Train
Ing High School. Seventh Avenue and
Fifth Street
Some Phases OK the Labor Probenl,r by
Michael Green. at Brooklyn Public
Library. Norman Avenue and Leonard
Street.
Life With the L. S. Foresters' by FRANCIS
Rolt- Wheeler Phi D.. al Richmond Hill.I
High School, Stoothon and Rideewood
avenues. Richmond H!l. L.. I.
"Industria Eng ineerng Development and
tho Labor Question: by Walter S. Nc.
Crane. at p. 8. 81. Eighty NTH and