The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-17
ANNISTON CHAUTAUQUA.
Program of Meeting shows Interesting
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 Anniston, April 16.-(Special. )-Fol- lowing Is the program for the Annis- ton Chautauqua, which will be held next week in the Noble Street Theatre. The morning services will be at 10 a. m, evening sessions at S:30 o'clock D. m: Monday morning, lecture, "A Race of Kings: Laws by Which We Tend To- ward Perfection" Hon. Granville Low ther of Kansas. Special number by Miss Printup, a celebrated violinist. Monday evening, debate, Socialism, Will it Save or Destroy Liberty?" be- tween Hon. John Basil Barnhill of Lon don, the "conqueror of Socialism," and Hon. Granville Lowther of Kansas, the great American exponent of Socialism. Special music, Miss Printup.
 Tuesday morning-Lecture. The Di- vine Mission of Music" John Basil Barnhill of London. Special music, on the "Poet-Laureate of Music Tues day evening. debate, Resolved, That Socialism will Fall Because 1t Misun- derstands Human Nature" between John Basil Barnhill and Granville Low ther. Special music.
 Wednesday morning-Humorous lec- ture. Talks and Takers" Professor Charles Lane. the humorist of the south." Special music Wednesday evening, humorous lecture, The Andy sis of Laughter, Professor Charles Lane. Special music.
 Thursday morning-Humorous lec- ture Lessons Not Learned in Books" Professor Charles Lane. Special music the LaBelI Concert Company. Thurs day evening, scientific lecture, "Sug- pestion." Hon. Royal Daniel of Geor- gia. a master of the subject of hyp- notic phenomena and psyche therapeu- ties. Special music, the Label Con cert Company.
 Friday morning-Concert, the LaDell Concert Company. Songs, stories, inn presentations, lmltauohs' moholosues and ballads.
 Saturday evening-Closing concert, Misses LaDell, Scott and Printup.
 A meeting of the Eiks of unusual interest was held Tuesday night. IL was installation night and the attend ance was large and enthusiastic. The officers installed are as follows: James T. Greene, Exalted Ruler; C. II. Tom IInsOn, Esteemed Leading Knight; Ross Greene. Esteemed Loyal Knight; l.. M. H Whetstone, Esteemed Lecturing Knight; H. w. Grant, Secretary; M. r. Doeriug, Treasurer, and James Noble, Trustee Following the installation of officers the Exalted Ruler appointed F. c. O'Rourke Esquire and Isadore Levi Inner Guard. The Governing Commit tee appointed consists of Joseph Saks, Chairman: w. L. McCaa, A. R. Noble. c. II. Tomlinson and E. A. Howle. A luncheon followed the installation. given by the newly elected Exalted Ruler
 Mrs. F. o. oshields died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. T. Hemphill, at SIS Glen Addle Avenue, at 2:3O o'clock Friday morning, after an illness of about six years of paraly- sis in her 72d year. Interment took place at Edgemont Cemetery with ser vices at the residence, beginning at 2;3O this afternoon. Services were conducted by Revs Carr and Ellis. Mrs. O'ShieIds was a most estimable Iadv. She moved to Anniston in 1882 before the incorporation of the town and has been held in high esteem by a large circle of friends ever since. The Democratic Executive Commit | tee of Calhoun County met shortly af- ter noon yesterday in the County court house. and elected, by unanimous | vote of the Committee. J. w. McEl- reath as Chairman or the Committee ] 10 succeed the late Oscar z. Hender- 1 son. The meeting was held pursuant to a call by the Secretary. C. L.. Quiln, | for the purpose of taking suitable and anpropriate action 9pon the death of