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Evening journal., 1917-09-15

Geography and geography alone :
Look at the map.
From the German airplane bases at
Zeebruege and Ostend on the Belgium
coast TO London is 100 miles. a little
more than an hours flight. From the
German front 10 Paris is only - miles.
But In the flight to London the first
90 miles is over the water. with little
danger OF attack and no danger Of de-
lection except wireless messages from
patrol boats and seaplancs.
Even IL the. German air-raiders are
sighted the second they cross the
coast line. there are only 20 minutes 20
mobilize British alrplanes 10 repel the
attack This would be enough II 10
were certain London would be the
point Of attack: but there are scores
Evening journal., 1917-09-15

airplane squadron OF equal strength In
less time than lt takes to tell a..
Then the German planes must cross
the Franco-Briish trenches and run
the gauntlet Of anti-aircraft guns. Then
for 20 miles they must fly over French
soil with The alarm spread by tele-
graph and hundreds of French planes
taking the air from the reserve air.
dromes and nying schools all the way
TO Paris.
A fine chance they have OF reaching
Paris in sufficient numbers to do any
damage And a great chance 20 return
90 tell the tale
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
NORTH BAPTIST.

At North Baptist Church. the Rev.
William I. Pettingill. pastor, the Rev
Edward f. Washburn, associate pns.
tor; preaching at 1880 and 45
o'clock by Mr.. Pettingill; morning sub
ject, Partnership with Cod" even
ing subject ''rhe Great Exception;
Blbel school at noon; young peoples
meeting at 645 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
sENENTH Dan ADvENTIsTs.

In the First Seventh Day Advcntsts'
Church the order Of services is as fol-
lows: Prayer meeting, Wednesday even
ing al 80 O'clock; Sabbath school
every Saturday at 9.i5 O'Clock; preach
Ing at II o'clock by the pastor. George
A. stevens: Young peoples meeting at
3 o'clock; Bible lecture sunday evening
OF 745 o'clock. subject. "Tha Lords
Day."
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
FREE METHODIST.

Miss Jennie Rigney, OF White Hall,
Md, an evangelist OF the Free Metho-
dist Church. will hold a series Of
meetings in the chapel at Seventh and
Bennett streets. beginning sunday.
Sunday School, as usual, at 10 o'clock :
preaching at and 7.3O o'clock, by Miss
Rigney, followed by revival services.
Services every night during the coming
week, at : 50 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
RICHARDSON PARK NJ. r.

At Richardson Park NJ. +. Church. the
Rev. George W. Bounds. pastor. the
services VIII be: 1890 o'clock, preaching
by the pastor. subject. Go Forward" /.
70 o'clock. sunday school. With special
music: o'clock. Epworth League 5.i5
o'clock, preaching by the pastor. sub
ject, Christ in Sacred Song" illus
traled by stereopticon Views.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
IRINITY LUTHERAN

The services in Trinity Lutheran
Church. the Rev. Milton II. stiue. l..
T., pastor. will consist OF a sermon
on The Cost OF the Liquor License. I"
a, II o'clock and the beginning % a
seriecs OF sermons az 745 o'clock. on
THE Life and Times OF Joseph All
always welcome.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
SUNDAY AT CENTRAL

THE Making 90 a Sou" viii be the
theme at 1890 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing In Central Presbyterian Church
King street below Eighth The Sabbath
school will convene in all department.
at ii55 O'Clock. The \. p. $. C.. +
will meet at Gas o'clock, and Will bt
led by Prof. A. II. Berlin Mrs. Wales
will SINCE There is a Green HILL" Gou.
nod
n the evening the choir will sing
Come 20 NJ Heart, Lord Jesus, Am
brose Mr. Hayes soloist duet, For
ever With the Lord Gounod.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
lsRrRY M. .. CHURCH.

Sunday services at Asbury NJ. K,
Church. the Rev. George Wh,te Daw-
son. pastor. are prayer meeting at 3
O'Clock. led by c. p. McColley;
reaching service a. 1890 O'Clock.
subject. The Spirits Command in
the Revival" Sunday school Will
meet at 2 o'clock. subject, THE God
of Daniel with Him in Babylon"
Evening journal., 1917-09-15

ptilouio NiolldllOuS OF
frightfulness from
German air raiders.
Paris and France
are practically I'm
mune.
WHY?
: il because Brit
isi airmen are in
feri0r and French air
men superior
Is the kaiser vent
ing his spleen on the
arch enemy Eng
land, and showing
mercy TO France?
Or has the kaiser
some great strategic
plan.
NOi
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
TRINITY p E. CHrRCH.

The sery,ces on Sunday at Trinity
p. e. Church VII be as follows: /:
Holy Communion at 73O O'Clock (:
Sunday achool at $50 o'clock; morn
ing prayer and sermon a. IL o'clock;
evening prayer and sermon az 745
o'clock. The Rev +. NJ Kirkus
will preach In the morning and even
ing.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
sT. ANnnEvIs sEnNIcEs.

In 81. Andrews ,. =. Church. shipley
and Eighth street. the Rev. r.. ". Trap
nell, rector. Sunday services will be as
follows: 8 o'clock. celebration Of the
holy communion; 9i1 o'clock. sunday
school and Bible class ~ O'Clock.
morning. prayer and sermon. 7i5
O'Clock. evening prayer and address
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
A Visit TO the
Old SchOolhouse
BY Albert W. Williams.

Let those who dream OF happy scenes
Go forth those scenes TO find,
They'll learn what hundreds have
confessed.
That with our home our hearts true
rest
Is ever left behind.
How homelike was this place to me,
As / stood and thought and gazed.
The buried past unlocked its graves.
While memory DER my spirit waved
The wand Of other days.
II was here l first attended school
When ] was very young:
There was the teacher on his stool,
There was his whip, there was his
rule
seem to see it all.
Around the coy stove in rows.
The little tribe appears,
They better like their A. B. C.'s
Than boxing at their ears.
The old log benches were far too high,
Dur feet did not reach the floor;
And many a weary back got tired
In that old schoolhOuse near the road
Fifty years ago.
With all these drawbacks that was still
4 we'll conducted school.
For teachers such in vain you look,
Who ciphers through the arithmetic
And never skipped a rule.
lie was cross / must confess.
He whipped Us through and through
But stll most wholesome rules OBJ
served,
Who felt the rod the rod deserved,
According to his view.
This duty he with zest performed
Though charmless TO us all.
'ris strange Our nature never could
Delight in what is for our good;
'Tis owing TO the fall.
There was but little Of complaint,
We had our pleasures too.
This world does not always dish
Our fate as sweet as I'VE could wish,
Act sweeter than is due.
Oh, where are now the schoolmate;
who
Here studied long ago.
Some scattered DER the worlds wid'
waste
BY fortune hither thither chased.
Ah-some in the churcAyard low.
My muse has struck a tender vein
And asks a soothing flow.
O time what changes thou has made
Since around this schoolhouse PLAYED
Fifty years ago.
Goodby old schoolhouse echo sad
GoOdby, gOOdby replies
] leave YOU yet a friendly tear.
Fond memory bids me drop IL here
Mid scenes that gave IL rise.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
SWEDISH NJ. +. SERVICES.

In First Swedish NJ. E Church
Eleventh and Heald stree,s. Sunday
services will be as follows: Morning
worship. 1890 O'Clock. Bible school.
10 o'clock. Bpworth League.
o'clock evening worship, 1.3O
o'clock, topic. why Do l Attend
Church Worship"
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
,mMANuEL p. e CHURCH.

The services on Sunday at lmman'
uel Church, Highlands, the Rev. VIII
liam II. Laird, d. d., rector, will be
as follows: 745 o'clock, holy com
murion; II O'Clock. morning prayer
and sermon; Sunday school at $50
O'clock
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
NEW JERUSALEM SERVICES.

Services will be held in the parish
hall. adjacent TO the church, corner OF
Delaware avenue and Washington
street during she winter. Tomorrow
morning at 1913 Oo'clock, the Rev.
George Henry Dole. pastor, Will preach
on the subject Abiding in Gods
Laws
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
anlvlnlNe rHE SPOIL"

The regular meeting OF the Asso
ciated Bible students will be held as
usual In the Jr. o. L. A. NJ. Wall
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. "
Norman Woodwork Will be the SPEAK
err He will use for his subject, ID
viding the Spoil
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
GERMAN BAPTIST SERVICES.

Regular services will be held in the
German Baptist Church. Fifth and
Walnut streets tomorrow by the heV
c. Schenk. There will be preaching
at 1890 and 7.S0 o'clock and Sunday
school from ~ TO ] o'clock. On Wed
inesday evening prayer meeting is held.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
Not Exactly
SiCk-But

Feeling dull, tired. worn, rundown?
It's liver activity you need. Take
Schenck's Mandrake Pills tonight and
mark their magic effect. One dose
will prove their efficacy and make
you feel like a new being.
For eighty years they have been
proved as the peeetable substitute for
calomel without it's deleterious after
effect.
Constipation, biliousness, bilious
headache, etc, readily yield TO
Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
Uncoated or sugar coated from your
druggist or by mail at 25c per box.
DR.. j. II. Schenck & Son. PHILADELPHIA.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
UNITARIAN SERVICES.

The Unitarian Church will reopen
tomorrow with services at lO.45
O'Clock. by the Rev. William Chan
n,ng Brown, Of Boston, Mass. who's
subject will be, The Cost OF truth
and Freedom" Miss Wales will sing
and Miss Bach will be organist.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
CALYARY p. y. CHURCM.

The services az Calvary Protestant
Episcopal Church on Sunday will be:
Session Of the Sunday school al s.45
o'clock. and the morning prayer al
1915 o'clock. There will be no
evening services until the first Sun
day in October.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
DANIEL A M z. ZION

Services at st. Daniel <. ". F. Zion
Church tomorrow will be; IL o'clock
preaching and administering of the
Lords supper; o'clock, Sunday school;
$50 o'clock. Christian Endeavor; 1.45
O'Clock preaching by the pastor.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
HOME DAY FOR HAVEN.

Home Coming Day will be cele-
brated Ct the Haven NJ. +. Church
tomorrow Class meeting will be held
at 9 o'clock. with prorching-at 10.45
O'Clock by the Rev. J. X. Waters. d.
D.. OF Philadelphia. Sunday school
meets at 1 o'clock and preaching at
3 o'clock by the Rev. J. \. c. Coggns.
d. d.. field agent Of the Temperance
Society. The Junior Lecgue meets at
z o'clock with sermon at s o'clock by
the Rev J. Mcpherson.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
THE WAY OF WINGED DEATH
Why Germany's Flying Hate SFlOlUerS London With
Ruin and Spares Paris
nv BASIL NJ. MANLY.
Stan Special.

WASHINGTON, Sept. i2.-London
and all England are at the mercy Of
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
erIrE nnAn MEETING

STATE ROAD MEETING.
Gospel services will be held at state
Road on Sunday, followed by preach
ing. Subject. Saved by Grace
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22
A Betrayal of Democracy
By Theodore Roosevelt.

n RESIDENT WILSON make the
world democracy Either this declaration than empty
bound II good Indeed ase
o it be guilty OF peculiarly offensive hypocrisy.
The the world democracy free the people
Turkey and Austria Every days delay declaring
Turkey and Bulgaria has represented and represents betrayal OF
Rmana and declare Bulgaria Is ypoccd to Shed
crocodile and declare Turkey
When 1--WE do wish the
Is what they do he engaged
making the world for democracy false and
empty the other must be unsarngy con
demncd by all honest
In view Of IN, last semen, there Is small
minister say, that down the statement question:
proposal d Austrian minister phrases IT. the
determine desIleS NO
Wilson wishes to act as European Intermediary being OF the
apparently consider warlke noise the best overture to peace
T i also M wonder that the Czech Sova feel bitterness
ayd the allies and describes the dTe'u u
prosecutions Of their women and children VI hoe"@ "
whether be that America now feSly proposes " N'T '' ~
the nercilc OF the Huns
President Wilson when he that no
the Auso Hungarian in other words
the Chs Sloyaks Sv Italians ard maha'
the Poles make the majority OF the Auiro-ftugaah
ground down by the Of the Germans and the Ma
presidents three separate berayas:
Oi Svs OF Austria TO whose cause our allies have
democratic population oppressed by
mliaste
Of because abandon the who
hands Of minority who and hate
It the betrayal Of the free people everywhere to Germany for Germany
a chiefly Turkey
allies and President Wilson's proposal 10 leave them udst1rbed
change OF frontiers and without mdenpleain for brutal
which does independent and united Poland
which does free and indemnify Belgium
every pelo problem Of Europe unsoked would be md
folly refuse touch the disputed questions which ID left
answered, absolutely certain TO invite future war
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22

Wlb GnesShird Of Grant county re.
cc@l1G ~ new Red Cross members
M Dleed The entire county 5
(nea " IN. Present prospects
~ sopsty will triple its al
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22
CiTYBRIEfS;. ;.

kesier Gets pFetent- Employees Of tho
garbage department OF the city. together
with those employed al the city baNy
presented Mark kesler, commissioner OF
public safety, with q handsome fur cay
and fur gloves yesterday afternoon. The
set was Christmas present for tho
commissioner. The presentation was
made yesterday afternoon as they knew
thai he would l-nve the city last night
and not return until after Christmas
day.
Lynch ForfslW Bond-A cash bond OF
t20 placed by Frank Lynch when arrest
cd yesterday afternoon on charge Of
transporting VAS declared forfeited by
Judge Mitchell OF the municipal court
todns., Lynch did not appear for triul,
VIII Owe Toys 10 Poor Young wom-
en- OF II, Josephs cathedral viii dis
tribute toys and clothes for tho poor OF
the city today Those helping Include.
tho Misees Elizabeth Amss, Florence
Myers, Irene Crate, Helen Truebood. and
Mary Cassery.
Safety razor blades sharpensd. good MS
new, Hair Edge Razor Co, sol w Main.
Oklahoma city, Okla --Ady.
sunday school Party-The First Luth-
ernn church sunday 6chool will hold It's
lIN Ilaaa - -.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22
|l|lvY RECRUITS
OFF FOR NORFOLK
SmeIter Band viii Leave City
Tonight,

Six recruits for the navy left Okla
hons City this morning for the naval
training station at Norfolk. Va, and
Great Lakes, ILL.,. and tonight the
SmtIter band OF Bartlesville, Okla
viii depart on special Pullman to the
naval training station al New Orleans
La The band which is composed oj
twenty-six men enlisted as body yes
terday afternoon and are today being
put through the physical examinations
The band arrived here late yesterday at
afternoon and after going TO the state
capitol where they played for the gov.
ernor, they returned to the downtown
and pIeyed in the lobbies OF the Lee
Huckins. Skirvin and kingwade hotels
The names OF the members OF the band
uiH not be announced until after they
complete their physical examinations.
The names Of the recruits accepted
during the last tweuty-four hours, their
houe towns and the branch of service
10 which they enlisted follow
Eayy-H. T.. Crutcher and r, 4 Miller
Oklahoma City; s s.. Brock and II y.
Cormack. Muskoseei q. ", BrRnum, Me
Aicster; J. W. Osborne. Tulsn.
Army Howard r Hicks and Trey -
Hropks. Judprls. Ark Thomas A. King
Haiieywie; William r. Flynn. Oklahoma
City; Walter A. Plobner, Fairyiew. Rob
ert A. Reid, Richard swanson and Elmer
B. Arderson, Oklshoma city. Ernest l..
Wiley. Perkins; Joseph r. stanton, Dh-
Bruce. Pittsburs Troy rairless' Ashland
Arch c. Mcknight, &uskosee; Ernest j.
Bsrr Pineyille Mo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22

~ pefcept Of ,hs homes OF Pouea
Cj0 ~ sopfesent<d in the Red Cross
! - pFrent Of ths business houses
- ~lrg 10 . report today 10 state
y I| - -
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Of GUN BUREAU
Continued FROM PAGE ~

Offered guns to the war department
and were told again the tests would be
awaited. The navy department and
marine corps, however, ordered spe
cial test. They did not want to wait
for the war department tests and WE
tad a test for the navy April S. II was
successful Admiral Earle aud General
barnett stated. The test was so sue
ccSsiul that the navy ordered, on April
., $500 guns inside Of three weeks
AiNral Earle and General Barnett
said they did not want to wait Any
longer under the conditions
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alD oRoss DRIVE q
m COUNTY SNORT
FIVE THOUSAND
Ccsnunuso From pso. ~

take LieSe memberships Tables OF
booths will be placed at the church en-
rrnnces.
complete reports Of yesterdays re-.
suits shoS that J2A Oklahoma City
people joined the Red Cross yester-
day. OF this number, 1907 tot 81
membfrships 26 took 81 memberships,
five took IS memberships, three took
Si0 insmbsfships and three took $50
memberships, Fourteen thousand three
hundred and fifty-five new Christmas
members were reported previously.
Solicitation work Jagged again TODAY
gecause OF perhaps the greatest short.
age OF workers during the entire cam
paign. Not one high school girl or
boy volunteered for work today in
response to her cadd yesterday, accord
ins 70 Miss Elizabeth Arnold. women's
division chairman. Many men workers
likewise failed to appear.
Packihgtown and the village at the
watesworks construction site are being
visited today by workers.
kuru hspofu otrikink.
Reports continue TO come in from
rural districts in various parts OF Okla
homa. keenan school district in Wood
ward county, having a total population
Of sixty-thfee has sixty-one Christmas
Red Cross members.
In another nsighborhood in the same
county. having a population OF fifty,
there are forty-eight Red Cross mem
bsrs. In Ellis county, socialist strong
hold one neiphborhood with a popula-
ton Of sixty-iive is 100 percent Red
Cross. The high school of Hominy,
Usage county, also boasts Of enrolling
every pupil
Reports TO state headquarters toda y
indicate that the Sunday Red Cross
solicitation idea has caught on. All the
larger cities OF the state are making
arrangements today to conduct cant
paign similar 10 that outlined for Okla p
homs City
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22

The seventh and eighth grades in the
hlgh school at Leedy, Dewey county, are
lU percent Red Cross, according to a
telegram to state headquarters today
from R /, Linville, manager Of the
Elk CITY district
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22

?. II. Whaiey Christmas member
ship campaign director for the Texas
panhandle, champion district of the Ok
iahona division, in a telegram to state
headquarters today said Have wired
other district managers saying il is un-
fa'r tor them 10 wait until last day to
send In full returns since Il forces us
to sign up jack rabbits. Our popula.
tion is about to give out. We reiterate
our challenge to Oklahoma City, and
may the best man win"
The seventh and eighth grades in the
high school al Leedy. Dewey county are
lO0 percent Red Cross, according TO a
telegram TO state headquarters today
from X l., Linville, manager Of the
Elk City district.
Total receipts in Oklahoma county
yesterday were $46425. A Chinese
name, unknown, was responsible fof the
extra 2S cents He approached a Red
Cross worker yesterday and asked 10
JOIN, He did not hay, dollar he said,
but he could spare a quarter TO become
member OF the Led Gloss" He is
wearing a button today
Omaha, Neb, has issued a challenge
to the entire United States to produce
community in which as high Der
ccntage Of the population has offiliated
with the Red Cross. l. r. Phillips,
STATE campaign director, sent telegram
n the Omaha management today in
which he cited the case OF score of
tSwns In his district which are 100 per
ceAA members,
Tke reason for meager reports from
tlSe Nortisefn district is explained b,
Rey Taylor, district manager, in a tele
ornm to l., Il. Phillips, in which h,
/. sayo Gbere has been so much snow on
~ GrouNd that the district skidded
HeW(ps. De says, the district has pu
!. ~ 1870 ~ ncw Is going fine"
w)h Gne-third OF Grant county re
4 6@lre ~ new Red Cross member
eQ ~ GDlaed The entire county
orpn ~ ~ In. Present prospect
n ecssty will triple its al
)ncly oefcept OF the homes OF Poue
Gu ~ stcfesrnt<d in the Red Cros,
- pGffent Of ths business houses
- ~)Qy 10 report today 10 stat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22

When a North Dakota branch OF th-
Red Cross found itself without wool
for knitting, its members sheared the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22
= Vital Statistics
Marrlaue Llesnses


Jesse Robertson. ~ years old, ana la. d.
ellie GODDARD. 70 years old, both OF
WtilSton
Harry M. Atkins, t3 years old Oklaho-
ma CITY, and Mrs. Mary Frey, Il years
old Guthrie,
Horny NJ Mcclure. ~ years old and
Mira. Sarah Dalton, S5 years old, both Of
oklahoma city.
Walter l. Luster. % ycnrs old. aud
Maydce Douglas, Is years old, both Of
Xlexandcr 4, wilson S years old.
years old, Oklahoma City
James r. Smith ~ years old, and
Mrs. y A. Stephens, 80 years old, both
" Oklahoma city
Norris D. stokes, 27 years old che.
hurne, Texas. and Helen George. %
years old, Warensburg Mo
Births,
Mr.. and Mrs. A y Ferguson, 1891
West SiSih street u bOw.
Mr. and Mrs r + Roberts. no Fast
Z avenue. n boy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22

wool from their own sheep, carded and
spun It and the knitting proceeded as
vsual
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22

Sunday School Party-The First Luth-
erhn church sunday fChooI will hold It's
Chrlgtmns party 1t tho church tomorrow
evaning at 730 o'clock There will be
addresses by Nels Darling aud K. B
Wedding Of the Y NJ e. A
South Bend news-times., 1917-09-27
At THE AUDITORIUM.

one of the most impressive
scenes ever reproduced on the
screen is the INSTALLATION of Hoff-
mans wonderful painting. Mary
Magdalene Brought Before Christ,
which will be shown in The Lifted
Veil" starring Ethel Barrymore and
today's attraction at the Auditor
ium The picture is first seen as
stained glass window il the church
where the heroine is woTshipping.
Impressed by the powerful sermon,
and the sight Of the sun breaking
through the stained glass picture,
the picture seems itself TO assume
life. The figures of the painting are
presSiVe scene, when the mob drags
Mary Magdalene before Christ, is
acted before the spectator up to the
moment when Christ shames the
woman's captors with the words
Let him that is without sin among
YOU cast the first stone" Gradual
ly the mob is seen TO stink away.
leaving the two principal figures to-
gether and then these dissolve again
INTO the SAdAllNu HAdNo NtlAhbNs 4 AAN
experience has a profound effect on
the life and thoughts Of the hero
inc, played 10y Miss Barrymore.
Pearl White as Pearl Standish is
condemned 10 death In the fifth
episode OF The Fatal Ring" also
on today's bill. This serial story is
one of the most thrilling and eX-
citing Of all OF the continued pic
lures presented at the Auditorium
and is being followed by many pic
ture fans Tomorrow, that popular
player. Harold Lockwood. will be
seen in an eight reel production
called Under Handicap" in which
Mr.. Lockwood is said 10 be seen at
his best