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Show In the Year 2000 What? Keno B. Welbourne, the Famous Electrical Expert Will Prophecy at the B. Y. G Jleno It Welboiiin. credited with being one or the world's greatest pop-ulai pop-ulai science eipcrlraenUllsts and lee-tine-., comes to Logan November 17 as one of the lle numbers ghen hi the A C.-lt Y. (' Ijccum lecture course Mr Wetbourn lectures on "In the Year -JKiO," and b electrical experiments experi-ments on the stage presents his conception con-ception of the wondet ful progress that will lie made in science before the next century has rolled 'round This Is Mr. Welbourn's greatest wot k It w as preoared at the request of hundteds of people from all parts of theeoun,,n The Invarlubleiiiicstlons brought forth by his previous efforts, night aftei night, were: "Why not gle us a bit of piophecy, and show us what scientists aie doing for the future' fu-ture' Whi not let us Into the seciets of the laboratory, that wo may cross the bordeiland of discovery, and see In the experimental stage the wonderful things which future generations will be most likely to make practical?" The American people have alwas ciaved prophecy. The magazines are full of It They recognize that all progress depends upon the ability of the people to look ahead and sec what Is coming. And so it came about that "In the Yedt 2000" was produced: but It required the years of unremitting labor to do it. "During these the jears Mr Wei-bourn Wei-bourn enlisted tho attention of some of the greatest men of science In the woild, and was foitnnate enough to secure the personal assistance of Nikola Ni-kola Tcsla, Lord KeMn, Sir William Crookes, Slgnoi Marconi, and many others both In this country and Ku- tupe No better testimonial of Mr. Welbourn's ability and standing could possibly be written. He prophecies tint those things will be which must be He meets the great problems of life face to face and shows, by the most wonderful experiments er produced pro-duced on the hecum stage, now they are going to be solved. In shoit, this entcitalnmcnt was pieparcd witti but one purpose In view- that of making it the most elaborate and fascinating experimental entertainment cvcrgiu-ii the oceiini What Great Newspapers Say. It is er inteiesting Welbourn is a wonder. Oiniha WuiId-IIerald. Mr Welbourn Is a learned disciple of the gic.it Marconi Cincinnati t'om-meicial t'om-meicial Tribune The great attractions of the day wcie Majoi (Sencrat h'llhugh I.eeaud Keno 1!. Welbourn liuth delighted large audiences -Indianapolis News ,Mr Welbourn has distinguished himself him-self In many and varied was. -Washington I'ost Keno It Welboiiin Is ever) here favorably fa-vorably known Chicago Weuk's"Our-lent Weuk's"Our-lent ' Mr Welbourn's work will no doubt bring him fame New Yoik World. 'the evening was one of keen enjoyment enjoy-ment and great educational value as well Louisville Times. He drew au audience tli.it completely complete-ly tilled the Y. M O A building -Detroit Free Tress Welbourn's leuluie was very Interesting Inter-esting -Wisconsin State Journal. |