New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-10-19

FORMER MINNEAPOLIS; POLICE <
CHIEF TO BE IN NEW
ULM TONIGHT.
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE DEALS
WITH VICE PITFALLS All
AND RESULTS.

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illustrated lecture at Turner Hall in
New Ulm this Wednesday, even
ing, dealing with vice, crime, dope
tends and similar depraved con-
ditions as they exist in the large
cities. He will appear here under
the auspices Of New Ulm Central
Labor Union.
Personal Investigations.
Mr.. Harthil has been given ma
)tion-wide attention BY the largest
police papers in the country on his
study Of vice and crime, as he made
one Of the most thorough investiga-
lions and study of these subjects
that has ever been made by any
police department in a metropolitan
|city, and every subject is Illustrated
with highly colored pictures, all
taken under his personal supervision
while he was chief Of police of
Minneapolis. Every picture shown
is true and original.
A Detailed Exposure.
The lecturer deals with the or
ganizing Of a metropolitan police
department; old and new methods
of handling criminals; old and new
methods of criminal Identification
s(showing how criminals are meas
lured under the Bertillon system,
also how fnger-prints are taken,
throwing them on the screen and
reading them as the finger-print
Iexperts do under the microscope in
1.-The police department); how these
Identification systems are used to
identify criminals, showing the adj
Ivancemekt cri1ninology has made in
the past SO years. Mr.. Harthill
talso exposes the depraved vice of
Eopium smoking, explaining the differ
.ent. kinds Of opium, showing various
kinds of layouts, using all the
Chinese phrases and explaining the
superstitions connected with this
vice, also demonstrating the effect
lit has on the human system.
Dope Fiends and Crime.
A part Of Mr.. Harthill's lecture
lis devoted to dope fends and how
the use of drugs drives boys into a
life Of crime, showing different kinds
Of dope outfits, pictures Of dope
fends, explaining how, when they
become slaves to the use Of drugs,
| they suffer all the tortures and
Eagonies Of hell. He also exposes
prostitution, demonstrating who pro,
fits and who pays.
Crimes Against Children.
The fomer Minneapolis police CHIEF
was given nationwide attention by
the largest police papers in the
country on his campaign for the
prevention Of crimes against children
making the police department. re.
sponsible for throwing the cloak 81
protection around the children while
they were on the streest.
The lecture has a neyer-to-b e-for.
gotten moral, in that it shows that
when people fall into life Of crime
they eventually are caught and pa.
either by going to the pentitentiarS
i or with their lives. This is al
wildly brought before the eye b,
highly colored pictures. Another I'M.
portant feature of Mr.. Harthill':
Mcclure is his detailed explanation O
the great economic situation, show.
ling the relationship between the Law
enforcement departments and ths
struggles Of the common people.
1e0 Colored Pictures.
Mr.. Harthill's lecture is illustrated
with 160 highly colored pictures
every one original and true, not on.
4 dry moment during The entire time
A It is entertaining, instructive, edu
1 cational and startling, throwing 70
4 the first time the searchhght Oh
i police activities. Mr. Harthill ha
,lbeen on the public platform 70
q years and is considered one Of til,
a most forceful speakers IN the labo
u movement. In most cities where hi
.1iecture has been put On, people hav
,lhad to he turned away forlslack 70
8 room i'm the lecture hall. Father
8 and mothers cannot afford to mis-
II this story told with pictures stor,
almost unbe ievable all told in 4,
interesting way.
/ Or. a. q. Edmiston was bushes
! visitor at Mtgankato. aunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Nordby an
Mn. u Palmer Of Fairfax visited 4
j. the William Blauerts home Sunda,
! land also attended the dedication se
vices Of the Lutheran school house.
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