New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
Going On To-day


American Museum OF Natural History, ad-
Museum of Art. admission IS
Aouariun. admission free
New York Historical Society. admission
Van cor.landt rart Museum. admission
zoolGslcsi rark, admission 2S cen,s.
inerce. Esd Rcgim@nt Armory. All DAY
Lecture by Charle. Z1eblin on "I.oyalist
and ratriot" Town VAL l2s West
rhe "Wlson Hour conducted by the
Woodrow Wilson Foundation, Town Hail
123 West Forty-third street. 1880
Lecture by Burton Ilolmcs on Classic
Japan" Carnegie Hall, 3 O'Clock.
nd BY J0hn c0wrep T9w on shsw
Institute OF Arts and Sciences. Academy
of Music o'clock.
Ben Franklin dinner under the auspices
Association, Hotel Astor, O'Clock.
Dinner of the Yorkvillc Chamber OF Com
mercs; Tura nsI,, leslns,9n Avenue
Lecture BY Daniel L. Turner on How to
Remedy Transit Congestion" city Club
of New York, 50 West Forty fourth
Dinner OF Group VIII, Now York stat"
Bankers Association. Waldorf-Astoria,
o'clock
Lecture by pr 1cnry Noumann on Main
Street-an Indictment Of American Edu-
cation" West Sixty fourth Street,
O'Clock.
Lecture h. Never r.vdo on The wcs'o.n
Statcs.' Educst'onsl Alliance, lo7 Eae'
Rroadwsy. ~, s 9'~lorlk cl.an ,ns,,,u,o ., con
sultns Engineers, Engineers Club, $50
Dinner Of the American Society Of Land
scape Architects, National Arts Club.
Lecture by DR.. Francls ". Hirst on Brit
ish Trade and Tariff Policy" 90 Trinity
Place. O'Clock.
Board OF Education Lectures
MAN1lArTAN AND TIE BRONX
Trend Of the Times by Professor Nel
son p Mead at Washington Irving High
school Irving Place and Sixteenth
Trend OF the Times by Professor VII
liam B. Otis. at Pilgrim Hall. Fifty
sixth street and broadway;
at Morris High School l66th street and
Boston Road, the Bronx.
Books That IT. EveTy one nd ShcTi" Ths hn9w M,ss
thrope,'' by Professor j G. Garter
Troop. at Public School 1855. 225 West
l0Sth Street.
Plays Of the Hour by Miss Ada Sterling.
At New York Public Library. Tompkins
Square Branch. as1 East Tenth Street.
Honert G. anI Weyh, hs at Pubic School 4.
i5sth street and St. Nicholas Avenue.
Stereopticon views
Westermayr, at Public school -. 22s.
course Of nvs lsG'urss on nsyelon sl"TseS
views.
The play With a Theme" by Miss Anne
iIiun,rated Iy!'u.aN by e" dramatic reading
The Nature OF Light and Color" by Rob
southwest corner Fourteenth Street and
Second Avenue The hrst of course
of three lectures on Light ana color,
humorous Sketches From Life BY Miss
Mabel Fogsrs' at New annh aorN rn8n9 ,o9 W., H..
The Monroe Doctrine.r by Father Daniel
West twenty fifth street. The third Of
course OF Ave lectures on freedom in
Evolution" Illustrated by stereopticon
Meath Italian Skies" by Harry G.
Ostrander. at Evander Childs High
School. 1s4th Street and Field Place, the
Bronx Stereopticon views and motion
pictures.
BROOKLYN AND QUEENS
Trend of the Times" by Miss Jennie n.
Davis at Bushwick High school. Irving
r1snd Srd'e o, Ann The Tines. Sas by Dr Sydney NJ
l-ssher' 'ssh " at Eastern District High school,
Marcy Avenue and Keap Street ,,
lam b Guthrie at Public School SO,
Gleane street and Briteon Avenue
Julius Caesar" by Miss Mona Morgan at
Erasmus Hall High school. Tiatbush
Avenue. near Church Avenue The frst
OF a series OF six dramatic readings
from Shakespeare's plays.
"Radium." by DR.. Amos O. Squire. At
Manual Training High School. Seventh
Avenue and Fifth Street. Stereopticon
From Panama to Patagonia" by Mrs. NJ.
claire Finney. at Brooklyn Public L.
nue. and Leonard Street. Stereopticon
.eproblems Of Reconstruction" by Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth Lease. at Richmond Hill
High school, Ridgewood and Stoothon
avenues Richmond HNl. l.. I.
THE Golden Gate Country" by Mrs. Win
nifred H. Cooley. at Public School 3.
Colonial Avenue and Livingston Street,
Forest Hills. l.. l. Stereopticon views.
London" by Garrett p. Serviss, at Public
school 81. Eighty1fth and Shipley
streets. Woodhaven. l.. /. Stereoptioon
views The first Of course et three
lectures on Europe"