The Winslow mail., 1924-02-08
DR.C.E. BARKER
TO GIVE -FOUR
TALKS IN CITY

The man who kept Taft physically
fit and on the job every day while
he was President of the United States
DR.. Charles E. Barker of Grand
Rapids, Michigan, is due here next
Sunday, February TO- Through the
INITIATIVE of the Rotary Club. DR..
Barker is going to tell as many
men as can jam themselves into the
Washington School Auditorium just
what father should be and what
his responsibility to his boys is.
The Doctor is unique and any at
tempt to describe him is sure to omit
much that should be said. He is a
man of wide experience on the public
platform, and his addresses are such
an amazing and inspiring character
that all who have the opportunity
to do so should hear him.
DR.. Barker makes no attempt at
oratory, but he is a wonderfully in
teresting and electric speaker. He
puts the "punch of a pile driver" in
to his words, and drives home with
thrilling illustrations the truths he
upholds He quickly "gets" an audi
ence and holds it straight through a
talk of an hour.
For several years following his
attendance upon President Taft, DIR.
Barker engaged in lecturing to the
general public on health and other
subjects. In 1919 he so attracted the
attention of the Rotary Clubs at their
annual convention with his great ad-
dress on GA Fathers Responsibility
to His Son" that requests came to
him from all quarters of Rotary to
speak. Since than the Doctor has
been devoting more and more of his
time to the Rotary Clubs until now
all of it is devoted to them.
DR.. Barker has delivered total of
more than four thousand addresses
before audiences aggregating more
than 100000 persons. His justly
famous addresses on GLOW to Make
the Most. Out of Life, especially de-
signed to help high school boys and
girls meet and solve their problems,
has been delivered before more than
4 100000 boys and girls in the high
schools of the United States and
Canada, probably more high school
students by far than have been adj
dressed by any other speaker.
Besides the address to the high
school students, DR.. Barker will de-
| liver an address to women on GA
Mothers Responsibility to Her
Daughter" and one to men on "A
Fathers Responsibility to His Son..
All mothers and fathers who desire
to be of highest service in helping
their boys and girls to a better under
standing of some of life's most inn
portant and serious problems should
make a determined effort to hear
these addresses.
! The entire expense of DR.. Barker's
visit is being borne by the Rotary
Club, Secretary Homer Vaughn an
nounces, as a contribution to the
welfare of the city. There will be
no admission fee and no collection
at any of the meetings.
DR.. Barker's schedule while in
| Winslow will be as follows:
! ONE: Lecture along religious lines
Sunday evening, February 10, p.
m. at the Washington School Audi
torium. Everybody is urged to
attend.
TWO: High School Monday morn
ing II o'clock, subject "How to Make
the Most Out of Life.
THREE: Monday afternoon 3
o'clock at the Washington School
Auditorium "a Mothers Responsible
ity to Her Daughter. All women
and girls over fourteen years are
urged to attend.
FOUR: Monday evening 8 o'clock
at the Washington School Auditorium
GA Fathers Responsibility to His
Son.. All men and boys over four
teen years are urged to attend.