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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
DOCTOR DUKE SOUNDS
A WORD OF WARMING
We Mus, drt I,u-y to Prevent iir-
Uurrcpc of Srrious
tpid~micr.


II H ono ~ the duti's of my "ffico
ia warn tho people ~ oklahoma
nEainst prr,eutahlo iirrare and gen.
rrai deterioration ~ physical
morale realize that morale 10
u Hndly o,rtvorkod word th--o deyH.
yet must lnsaH that hlph momi'
WIN ruHprut 80 any department ~
uubIir 'udohNor ~ the thiug mos, 10
h' I'slrod ~ | bu sulnK tu HItk
with the term morale" nnL 'al' At.
touiiou 81 the state ~ thiA TINS TO
one ~ the most important morale
luildiuE movements ever PROTESTED -
m" Modern lloulth trusad"
hrl"iN. this ls dn "a b 60 course,
~ school children between the ages
- hud 10. In tho ordinary rules
- d.s'un' prevention. T. ~ he
tl"ua ~ -upc. bar aH u Hate ~
ficiai | would not endorse Il oven
though II sprsns as an intended ma
ton wide move II did not hlLk II
"a good thing for the state.
4 pr~rc ~ Advicr.
~ matter OF fact. think tho
health crusade NJ protested, and IN
already w"l under way IN bkla
hUma. II one of tho MOST lmpc rilnt
bits ~ education ever undertaken. n
I had Administrative authority sn 10
do I would order every sodObl Hu-
prrint"ni"nt In the state tn pat ON
the crusade regardless, ~ whatever
"l"" might confront his te ching
force Nv function, however, iH
merely that Of adviser Hut | wish
10 tranScond that function IN IN. case
~ this campaign 10 IN. er'cnt ~
hccnminE an eshortcr
+ihoOlmen of Oklahoma, and
dare 10 address you front D front
without seeking approach thrOugh h
my feltuw office holders authority
refer to Superintendent u n. VA.
son plead with yon to fall In line
with the modern health Crusuic
movement II ought To- sweep the
country with prom plitudc and whole
hon n cdnc-
compelled To alt by and wiring It's
hands In despair while hundreds ~
bklahOmans died or ~ a malhdy
that could have been prevented
Medicine WIS unable Ia cure In
fluen1i, | recall that 500 of tho Los,
phySioians of the United Mates. IN
f~'NN'h'sfl wv ' NNRH' NlN'fNll
Christmas, were compelled tn bow
their htSidr In humble hclplcssn csVs
before the snourgc Influenza The
net result of this oonfernc ~ the
worlds l.c-t medical opinion was tho
dcclaI ation that influonza could he
prevented only by adherence to the
common rules OF hyEt1no and ami.
tation
The inss Stcucdy Offered.
Now along come two great ma
tlonai sOcicticr it~i Cross and the
TulcrculossH Association aud take
Wp the work ~ spreading mftamn-
ton a- 60 what tho common rilles Of
heu lth are. The community that
spurrs the efforts of these two or
Eanisatsons in foothardy There can
he no such thing 80 reconstruction
unless We set about bulwarklns pub.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
NEED A MILLION
FOR EDUCATION
coxrrxuEp x1oM PAoE ONE

eonviotiou Of the relation hip Of the
!ssoh:r ana ths subssausnt life Of
There are pnly two classes Of
teauhers IN TuiAa today. There are
thoss who love tho cause and are
willing 90 mako martyrs Of them
sslves and who are not making q
living wage. Then there arc thoss
who ars not fitted 10 do anything
else and are teaching school because
Of their general incompetcncy. This
last ciass should not be In the sys-
TEN. We may only hope "a attain
the best results n We employ tho hest
teachers. and thcy cannot be secured
without money, About all people
can DO with their money now 10
save II II TO pay II IN city. county
ana state taxes. because N II In not
distributed In this way tho federal
tar gets Il when up to 10 per cent
NJ the Incomes NJ wealthy men II
paid out in taxes they much prefer
that the city gets It's share" +"
IN Dcvclop Health system.
DR. J. NJ Temples outlined the
health procedure that 10 20 he do
vcloped In the system and stated that
In the near future u clinic would he
esta ablished where children with eve,
ear, nosc. throat and teeth incor
rectlons may he cared for.
All the civic organizations were
represented. except the city club
and went on record Hs favoring the
bond Issue, The womena clubs
stood unn nimous for the move. The
ministerial alliance was represented
by the Reverend Mr., Dutt OF the
Christian church. while the patron.
teachers organizations was repre-.
sentrd by Mrs A. " Crnver Roth
heartily Endorsed tho plans NJ ou,
lined bv Mr. Mcclure,
Superintendent w. ". Oherholircr
asked that all the representatives
carry the plans hack 10 their various
clubs and act ~ individual publicity
agents for the instruction ~ the peo-
pie In tho needs cf the schools
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
DROWSY, LANGUID,
D0PY WITH COLD?


That all In" feeling that accom-
fanies q heavy cold and cease ~s-
cough IL replaced Ny one OF r,stful
repose and gratifying relief when
you use nr, Kings New Discovery
Feveri-h nushes. phlerm conr~s-
uon. throat ache, ctoupy coushs,
mild bronchitis are alleviatei In
short order. fifty wears ~ easing
cold and cough pain have made II
known nationally Sold for tiny
ycars All druggists. 6Octi 30
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
Ierylnrncr Leaves

fAlllS, Feb. II, e- Ilalasl .-
Matthias Ersborger aud the other
members ~ IN. German armlrtlce
commission were preparing Ia lcnN q
W"lmar today, according To- dis.
patchor received here, for Trcvrs. to
carry ont negotiations for n renewal
NJ the armlsiico
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
lls~is Active In Ilrr,,n.

RAst;i. trb, ii.-Ollnvar) spnt-
tacan agitation IN growing IN norlln
especially In the barracks ~ the
troops, according Ia dispatches re-
ceivcd here. kari RAdek tho bol.
rheviki propaganda, IN said to he
directing tho work
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12

1DNDNN. Feb. II President
Wilson will nil from ilrc~t Tor New
YORK February ~, according a.
Reuters Paris correspondent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
Easy Shorthand

superior shorthand method inside OF {
hours. then speed can be- gained 90
that you write N fast as q person
talks. No need to spend months and
a lot Of money In learning stenosrspry
taught by mail. Pee hiIeni will bs
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I.s0i, btation r. New York, N, Y.
Take advantage OF this free ofrsr You
will b- surprised and delighted. Bh0w
others this Advsrtlsemsnt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
s,v c.,- In Superior couu

J z Htach, minot ht neat friend 70
e Hunt o. 600 per iulut
Nsl,n " e french skftai
nd fore loturu mortgage on lots pioli
l.ect fiss AUTO ilsiThis addition
Mrs. l.. e Hattss " Z J Miller, tram,
iet sppeal irom lnrtahsm Justice prAce
p Wells vs. \ Gsstins. transfer sp
zee from lnrfaham. Justice nFAre
rif,e &. Mccain, petition for writ
Of hshras corpus
Wsket Va \. } Cohen. tI,5ii sC
on fontfatt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
The Poisons Of Connsfipufion

arc gently but positively expelled
from The suffering system Ivy Dr.
Kings New Life rills. Dizziness dis.
appears. sick headache vani-hes, tho
digestion perks ur, general health
improves Your drusSist has them
saine as always sbc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
SERVICES TONIGHT
FOR DAD AND BILL
Meeting and i,np1urt WIN M Held
IN several Churches ~ the
81, Tonight.
SPECIAL PROGRAM SUNDAY
Pastors wIli Preach on i'roIcr N"'n
tion-hip uf Fathers nnd SOILS
4 swini ai the \,


DAD lie IN the man who wants
Ia nee you grow and rcich the
highest goal In ne lle wants
You iu Keep ynutH"H phNrI'"'N
M and morally straight ANA som"
dav bee greater man Than ne lT.
lie wants iuu tu hr hts chhlh
through llfc. 90 that when his steps
utuW Hluw and f,rblU ho may look
tn you tu walk with hin. Your
dad wants you to be- a man un'
afraid tu do tiEhi strong, cuui'
agruuH and true 10 great pilns
riplrr iIut most uf all. he Just
wants "A friend. u rhum, "a COM
radc fof NE tand that's you, SOM,
And then. some day when ho N
gone ana YOU take his place IN
lifr, you will be- proud ~ your
dad
Introducing sun.
son llo needs - pal. u ,huu
10 SEQ him through 'he hard
places In HE, your guiding hand
when temptations come. and your
advice and counsel always Your
guidance every day viii help him
become honest strong and un-
afraid IN do fiHht lie needs In
formation about tho battling
thinss of Ilf.. bat most ~ all he
ohum for lio, tand that's you.
dad Ana then. some day when
he has grown 10 be the man of
your dreams, you will be proud
OF your son.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12

v FJat 70 n Pyis and Others, ,ioo on
cohfsst tssrnishss stiids,ih Set Fsb
fuafy 90
l.. sions v, Mrs = hoe. change Of ysnu,
A. a-..- kAAiAss nsAaAA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12

USED CAR EXCHANGE
Eighth and South Main
Ford roadster ,..,,,..,. tSfA
Jeffery touring ear ''Sbo
studebaker four cylinder
roadster ...,..''r.''''' 's'pV
Buick four cylinder touring ear 1890
Nenc siS cylinder touring 1870
Studebakcr slS cylinder
roadster ..,,,......'.'', thbo
Dodge roadster ,..,,....,..,'fo 1890
Scrippa Booth ,....,.,.,...,,i7 ,i7bO
Jeffcry touring ear $500
Oakland touring car 1850
Terms TO Responsible Parties.
WALKER MOTOR co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
BOARD AND ROOMS
LIaHr HounEKHEPrNn ROOMS 10


TRENTON =. iG--r~o hight huusskc"p
ina rooms modern, front and tesf sn.
trance on pavement. ourhslf block ~
az snd ilins, " tsll afirr NJ
MtSr TULSA one o, too rooms With
bath newly furnished A better place
10 i've Phone o57IR khlmsf Apis
ELwoOp. \ asi--ons lsrs, '9om snd
titcLsnstts also one room furnished Tor
l~ht houWsc.pinr
ARCHER " SO Housekeeping room,
~ CO. line children welcome
rAIRNtEw. > - ror rent oJ single
snd ors double suite iot lirht housekrcp.
ing all modsfu ~.lAins distance ihone
krSosiiA = So r.o light hou,ekeep
ing rooms dowusi.Irs Phone ,oiiD
SECOND D. ItH Two toon. light
housslsep,ns furniture Tor sale Ttls
phone ha-'
nsht housekeeping Front and baes 90
MANBfi..f =" giI Two do~ushit. light
houst rrping toms cheap ~alAing dt
tsnr. TO fshncrlet tIoss 10 both car
lines
ilobGr y i2nJ Three nicely furnished
modern bousckrcping rooms private en
trance
MARY RUn,kMAN APTS No Iol -
titrhsn pfi'ilsges Phone 1903
fOrRIH ". 100 hsht Housekeeping
no ,hiiir'n Phone Iuua =
TWO HDt sEKFTpiNG ROOMS Modern;
stound floor. southscst sidr Phone
1881
TWO LIGHT UOt ~tkEErlNu ROoMs-
Modetn lhonc ilO5
ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED ~
FOkIuN. 4 Hu2 2-Two ne~h tufpishrd
rooms urstAiy Phone tu7i !
MAtN. = l2g9 one room modern siN.
able Tor ono man Phone $50
ilfTttNIH, .. liy for rent one large
southeast room aud garage. Phone
srhuelst f?uo
NINTH " 2iS.Nitr large room fot sen
tiruan can nH3pR
sNGLE or NtrE Mahossny furnished
modern hfick Tat South side uri ghhot
hood f2i thj. Musi he seen 10 be sp
pfcclsisd rhone adAp after u
fouRrn, D. 2Ol--for rent furnished
room close In
NlCr FRONT ROOM In private home.
With ashelor Tor rent 20 single man of
reauy habits walking distance o. per
vcek Phone a2sh $40
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
sALr sMrN wANrrn-r.saly ll1' 80,

sALrsMFN wANrFp--rvsniy i've SO,
men waited With tA1 or flh 70, M'
mert Salrsmsr stop look snd I'.'
one of the biggest money making pI'l
siiions knorn todsy somethnf f1,
trey new and different n ts vs.
Telephone Difsetory. Business 0nlde ~
Calendar This has been cnil ilsn"
hence sslesmsn should have no .'l
iiiion II IL some money mAkst w.
inexperienced man cleared IN sh"m'
re,sA In nlns dsl. over 'pd ab',. -,
ttpensss sfSl ard deposited W in'"
In IN, Comm,rrI.l Nations. hank ~
sherman Ard three inespefich'ri
rlrared In t~niton resss IN 80
tnta el,st ot all expenses, snd drP'n.
a. VIZ profits In the State Nations - -
OF nthisen bank deposit slips 70 lr"''
same This " srry ulcasari hds'.'.
experience rot necessary Can us' ivgl
lihsr,y Hords at par cal room
Hotel utahams See Mcnan'
Gsric. office hours "a N 10 ~
spa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
AUTOMOBILES
AurftMnnILEH fol oALE

foR SALE Good four.c, llndsr ,.f not
luIiinE rat cheap must sell tall il2i
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
The Public Record
New cts,s In Dirrc, Court.

y y smfisyRni company " " y
wright sio0 " snd forsclosute mechanic ,
lien on east 100 feet lots tive aud ,ls. block
i0a. Tulsa
q y sappes and others lsoubi, com
minionsts) " Ruth 4 pssi, 10 condemn
Tor hifhvsy IS acre titOJ S feet by eA
feet In nor,hsast quarter, northeast quar-
ter, - 2Ol2
same " y n rs,ur. same .2S Act,
tilua feet BY , feet No northwest quar-
ter uofthSesi quarter ~ gOil
ssme " " " frcst ame E srre
tst2a feet by sA fretl 10 southwest quar-
ter 10 sofa
same Nt n e. Payne aud Others same
scts t2uel 5 feet nv As foetl in south
vet uuafiet ls2O.lt
Nsn liolten snd others " e ssmple
and others to rnIoin levy on loi seven laoek
eirht Lynch fofsythc sidiiior
V Nfchef minor ~ guardian w. J .
Archer divorce
o. ilirhtowtf vs.. " II lIishiowet Al
,ptrs publish stiidaVttl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
LEGAL

NOTICE To CnNrR NCTuRs.
Nolirs is hereby given that sealed bids
vii be received ny the BOARD OF County
Commissioner Of Tnln County. uklAhoms
ior the addition To . brict school hnildins
Tor separs,s school IN District No 10
And springs 1uln County, Oklshoms
SAID bids may be submitted 10 the CounD
Cisrt. until Feb. ~. 1919 tho same 20 bs
accompanied With Q certified chsek IN this
sum OF 10 per cent q the smouni Of the
Plans and specification, are on Tie in
the office Of the County CLERK Tulsa. okls
homa
LEWIS CLfsr.
County Clerk
NOTICE 90 ANIMAL MrFTINO ~ Tny
OKLAHOMA NATURAL. dAS
COMPANY
The annual meeting of the stock holders
of this eompsny will he held on wrdnes
dsr February gath. 1919 n 10 o'cloct
West Fourth street. TulsA OtlAhomA for
M a. tho office Of the compsny III
the purpose Of electing q board Of director,
snd receiving and setting upon the report,
OF the officers and tor the transaction OF
suoh other business n may pfopstly come
before the meeting
In ,crordance ~lth the laws Of the State
OF otlahomN unaer which this compsny Ia
incorporated no stock tAn he voted on
which has been transferred on tho bsot .
of the eompsnv within twenty dsys nest
precsrilnF this elrriion
JOHN g nARTLErr eecrsisry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
Hotel Alexander

WANTED Man With Ford az. watk 4,
clb some selling experience preferred
" jon are live wire. Will pay good al.
sry Discharged soldier. irrt your
chance Apply In psrson TO-DAY ony
At $50 y Frisco
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12

NOS uNioN PAINTER Wanted Appl,
Municipal bldg aA m
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
PURELY PERSONAL
SPECIAL sorIcEa
LOST AND roUAn

IA " q JERGFsEN -lin retained tron
the arm, ,1i ls ready 10 resume bis prac
urr 212 Nes Nu't htg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-01
IF YOU DON'T THINK
POLICE ARE ON JOB
JUST TRY THIS TRICK

People who believe the close CEN
soring of packages coming into
south Bend a joke should just
alight from an east bound train
here and try TO get by without De-
ing accosted.
A. II. Heller. of the Heller Fur
niture company. returned Wednes-
day from Oklahoma AS the trip
had been rather long one, the
local business man carried a suit
case Of quite respectable proper
tions. Arriving at South Bend. he
firmly Srasped the grip and pro-
ceeded on his way home wheE a
burly policeman uttered the magic
word Halt" Mr.. Heller halted, -
and in spite of his protestations
that he favored prohibition, the pO-
lice force and almost everything
else. his package was thoroughly
and Systematically searched.
Why. OF course. there was moth
ins found TO warrant the suspicion.
Besides. he hadn't come by way OF
Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-01
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove It

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the SUBJ
stitute for calomel, act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets. The pleasant. sugar-coated
tablets are taken for bad breath by
all who know them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gently
but firmly on the bowels and liver,
stimulating them 70 natural action,
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire system. They do that which
dangerous calomel does without any
of the bad after effects.
All the benefits of nasty, sickening,
gripping cathartics are derived from
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets without
gripping, pain or any disagreeable effects.
DR.. F. M. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years of prac-
tice among patients afflicted with
bowel and liver complaint, with the
attendant bad breath
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are pure
" vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil: you will know them by their
olive color. Take one ar two every
night for a week and note the effect.
1Oc and 25c per box. All druggists.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-01
IF YOU WANT TO
KNOW WHAT'S NEW
BE THERE THURSDAY

South Bend--more particularly
the business ction-will be in
gala attire next Thursday. March
o, for on that day the formal pres
entation Of Springs fashions will
be made by the various stores.
This is part of The Interurban
day program. In former seasons
each store has held its opening on
separate day This season the
large department and ladies' ready
to-wear stores, together with the
clothing stores, will hold their for
NAL openings next Thursday.
In addition TO the fashion display,
the automobile dealers Will present
the new models of motor cars.
Michigan St. from Colfax av 10 the
Grand Trunk, will be the principal
promenade. and Chief Kline will is
sue a request asking automobilists
to refrain from parking cars on
Michigan ST. on that day.
An attractive feature will be the
opening window displays. Many
elaborate window trims are prom
ised, especially in the larger stores.
Also several features up and down
Michigan st. are promised by the
dealers. To learn what
is correct for Spring wear and
Spring travel. it seems one has but
to plan a visit through the local
stores on March s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-01
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
is MECHANICAL WONDER

In keeping with the policy that
The best is none too good for the
people OF South Bend a fine new
mechanical musical instrument,
manufactured by the Mills Novelty
company. OF Chicago. has been in
stalled IN the Washington Restau-
rant The instrument is called a
Niolano and one CT its features il
the fact that both popular and clas-
steal music is played with all the
sweetness and technique OF an eX-
pert violiuist. and in the reproduc-
tton there - none OF the harshness
that was at one time noticeable in
Instruments of this type.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-01
AMPHI0N QUARTET AT
WESTMINSTER CHURCH

The AInphion quartet will sing g.
both the morning and evening ser
ices OF the Westminster Presbyter
ian church Sunday. Al the evenin
services two solos will be rendered
one by f. w. Morse and the othc
by A. ". Logsdon
The musical program t. as 70
lows:
Morning Service
Remember Now Thy Creator .....
............... ...... Rhod
Nearer My God TO Thee J OhnsC
Evening Service.
The Beautiful Country ....... Par
The Old Pocket Bible. No
Will the Circle Be Unbroken. .
------...-... haDerschotl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-01
TE0FIL THURNH0UT TO
SERVE JAIL SENTENCE

Teofl Thurnhout OF Mishawaka,
found guilty Wednesday morning u
having the unlawful possession Of
liquor by Jury in the superior court,
will begin serving his 30-day SEN
tence in the county jail at once. in
spite Of the effortssof his counsel,
G. A. Farabaugh, TO induce Special
Judge V G.. Jones to withhold pass
ing sentence on Thurnhout until
after the latter appears in the fed
eral court at indianapolis March 10
in answer 10 a grand jury indictment
on the charge of bringing liquor into
the state
Judge Jones sentenced Thurnhout
Friday afternoon. and at the same
time ordered Sheriff Louis Duck 20
destroy the liquor taken by the Mish-
awake police from Thurnhout at the
time of his arrest, and used for evil
dence during the trial.
Atty. Farabaugh represented TO
Judge Jones that Thurnhout IS under
$4,000 bonds for his appearance in
the federal court March 10. and eX-
pressed the fear that the bond would
be forfeited unless Thurnhout was
there at that time. Judge Jones.
however, held that the federal court
would recognize the inability OF
Thurnhout 10 put in his appearance
at indianapolis and would continue
his hearing there until he serves his
jail sentence here.
The jury also gave Thurnhout a
fine of 500 and costs. The case was
taken TO the superior court on an ap-
peal from the Mishawaka city court
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-01
NE WMAN LECTURE
At THE OLIVER
Pictures Showing Paris in
Peace and War Times the
First of Series.

Newman, the travel lecturer, came
TO South Bend last night 10 inaugu-
rate his 10th season at the oliver.
And according to all indication it
will be his most successful New
mans clientele in South Bend has
been growing steadily since his first
appearance and this seasons ad-
vance sale for the series is larger
than any of the previous ones.
The series this season concerns the
general subject of war time Europe
the opening lecture last night being
upon Paris. No one, perhaps. among
Americans is more intimately &C
quainted with all corners of Europe
as il was before the great war than
is Newman. and this acquaintance
enables him 10 present the changes
wrought by war time in admirable
perspective. Newman's motion pic
lures and his slides are second 20
none from an artistic viewpoint and
his accompanying explanations are
always entertaining and often elo-
quet
The first pictures last night were
OF American troops landing in
France. Newman took his spectators
on a visit to the camp in France
where the Americans trained, and
showed the final review of the men
before entraining for the front. I'm
pressions more vivid than any
amount of reading could convey
were given by these pictures. Turn
ing then to Paris. Newman showed
the city as il was during peace time
and followed with pictures of the
war period. showing the marked con-
trasts All the interesting and his
toric places Of the city were shown
and a thrill was added by the pres
entation OF a photograph taken from
a dirigible balloon. and night scenes
depicting an air raid.
Glimpses Of life in all strata Of
Paris society were shown, views On
the Bots. fashionable restaurant
crowds. side walk scenes. the Latin
quarter-what is left of it-and what
women are doing 10 help win The
war. The lecture closed with i'm
pressive pictures OF the great Fourth
OF July celebration in Paris when
the Yankee doughboys on parade
were crowned as heroes and smoth-
cred with affectionate demonstra-
tons b. the grateful French people.
The next lecture will be given next
Friday night on the subject Of War
time France" introducing MANY
thrilling and interesting views of this
war-ridden country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-01
DISPLAY OF PICTURES
AT WASHINGTON SCHOOL

Beginning March ). and lasting
three days. there will be on display
at the WASHINGTON school an exhibit
ton of pictures of more than ordi-
nary interest. The exhibit will con-
sist OF carbon photographs. photo
gravures, prints in full color and
other pictures.
The purpose OF the exhibit is to
raise money for the new Washing
ton school and TO increase the in
torest in the study Of art. a small
admission fee will be charged. The
exhibit will be open 20 the public.
The collection of pictures 10 be
on display comprises more than 200
subjects. representing all the prin-
cipal schools OF art, as we'll as re-
productions Of the worlds greatest
pieces OF sculpture. architecture
and views Of nature