New-York tribune., 1921-01-14
Going On To-day
DAY

DAY
American Museum of Natural History; ad
mission free.
metropolitan Muse um OF Art admission
zoolosica Park. admission free.
Nuuarium. admission free.
Van Cortandt Park Museum. admission
free.
Lecture BY Henry Henry van Dyke on ITO
liall l23 West Forty third Street, II
Address by Colonel G. NJ. p. Murphy on
Saving the; Lives of the Children OF
Central and Eastern Europe" 80 West
Thirty ninth Street i o'clock
Exhibition Of paintings by Edmond Lou
yot for the benefit 70 the American
Committee for Devastated France. 10 to
o'clock.
NIGHT
sociation. Hotel Martinique, O'Clock.
Reading of her own poetry by Lola Ridge,
lS6 Chrystie Street, 80 O'Clock.
Lecture by Everett Dean Martin on THE
WIN to Conquer Cooper Union.
o'clock.
Danoe OF the College of Dental and Oral
Surgery. Hotel McAlpn. s O'Clock
Globe concert. under the auspices of the
Hamilton Community Council. Great
Hall. College of the City Of New York,
7:30 o'clock.
Lecture by David Karsner on Eugene V.
Debs and His Prison Life" Park View
Palace. 10th Street and Fifth Avenue.
Lecture by DE- H. D. Curtis on "lsland
Universes" Brooklyn Institute OF Arts
and Sciences, Academy of Music. Sis
Lecture by DR. Maurice William on "Why
the Farmer Labor Party Will Supplant
the Socialist Party as the Political
Expression of American Dscontent," 176
South oxford Street, s o'clock.
Discussion Of 1he ,Ia no People and Their heir
Forty-third Street, $50 o'clock: Speak
ers include Alton b. Parker. Henry II.
curran and Henry van Dyke
ana Biographical Society, 226 West
Fifty-eiehth Street $3.50 o'clock. Ad-
'Thc Tercentenary of the Landing of
the Pilgrims"
Lecture, by Miss Lucia Nola Levy, on
."Why Jewish New Thoug ?" Wadleig h
High School auditorium. o'clock
BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
Manhattan
J. G.. Carter Troop. PHI. d. at Public
School e. fremont and Bryant avenues.
Byadt, at stuyvesant High School,
Fifteenth Street, west of First Avenue.
"Chiidren of the City" by Miss Sophie I.
Loeb at Waaleigh High school, ll5th
wGsl OF bv en@ra George
h ne Loud ,1d '' at Pubic @ g School s7 Forty
second Street. east of Third Avenue.
Webb harrington. at Public School 66.
Eighty eighth Street east of First Ave-
stock swindling and How to Prevent It."
by Hon. Robert S. Sharp, at Public
school 1872. 1921 Street and Wadsworth
j. spasth lSa' h"' at ''1 Pubic sehooS Isl, St.
Nicholas Avenue and l27th Street
near city Island Avenue, City Island.
illustrated.
Winchell, at Public School 2s, Anthony
and fremont avenues, the Bronx Illus
1.-THE Law and the Label" by Mrs Winni-
1red H. Cooley at Nay York p Public II, ,ed; IL,
Street the Bronx illustrated.
Brooklyn
lam u. Guthrie. PHI D.. at. Girls High
School, Nostrand Avenue, FIalsey and
Grant. at Newtown High School. Chicago
..,:' amd Gerry ,. avsnuss Sau,, - -. nav y
Moon. at Ray Ridge High School. Fourth
Avenue and sxty-seventh Street. Mo-
ton pictures.
Consumers Co-operative Associations" by
Walter +. Long. at Public School 95.
Van sicl<en street. near Neck Road.
Illustrated Queens
Life and Work OF II Forester" by o. NJ.
Porter. at Flushing High school, Broad
way and Whitestore Avenue. Flushing.
l.. |. Illustrated.
eco operation the Only Hope for the Con-
sah"o d sy Ms Annie nd r af n IL psea
Jamaica l.. l. Illustrated.
some American Composers and Poets"
by Miss Sally Haniin. at Public School
SS. ELM Avenue ana Fresh Pond Road
Ridscwood Heights. l.. 7.
'lndiyiduai Home Owning" by Charles F,
away Road and Lincoln Avenue. south
O2one Park. |. !. illustrated.
Richmond
Tho Savings Rank as an Aid to Thrift"
by r.. G, Bridgman, ut Public School 30.
Hobcrton Avenue, Port Richmond s. I.