The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-08
No Expense Spared BY Com
mittee to Secure the Best
Lecture and Musical Talent
That Is Available.
OLD FAvORiTES WILL BE
HEARD HERE AGAIN
Popular Demand for Judge
Lindsey and Others Causes
Their Engagement - TWe
Ex-governors on Program

Their Engagement - IWo
Ex-governors on Program
Expense has been no issue In ~
ranging the program for the seventh
annual assembly OF the RichmonA
Chautauqua association. which was -
ficially announced last evenning u
Secretary George L Goodwin. III
program is regarded - tho bsst svse
prepared for the local assembly. an
includes such well known lecturers q
Judge Lindsey Of Denver. formso
Governor Richard Yates Of Illinoia
former Governor Hoch of Kansas, and
many others. Already the contracts
for talent call for m expenditure q
about 5000 and ono or two a&trao
tions may still bo added.
The Chautauqua will open at 0ao1
Miller park on Friday. August %. anl
the closing session will be held Sun
day. September 1. The camping prt
vileges win be open even before The
program begins. - Il ID intended a
give the public two weeks en3oyment
of the outing feature. In addition q
the regular Chautanqua features., thres
other events will be held In conneo
tion.
Patriotic Day.
Patriotic organisations Of the coun,
ty will hold forth on Saturday, Augu1e
27. Tho program 10 being made up -
representatives of thess organixaxio1a
and will be chiefly patrfotic n ~
character. The Travellers proe1ctfy0
Association. week later. On 6aturs
lsday, September 3. will have charge q
the program, the address of Homer y.
Wilson. the national chaplain. beina
the particular feature. The Wayne
county teachers institute viii Be held
in the morning periods Of the week q
August %. commencing on Monday.
The program appears TO BE- excep
tionally well balanced - It includee
humorous and prologue artists. thoes
who excite interest because they leo
ture on national evants or experimsnl
in the mystic, and both vocal and n.
strumental numbers.
Old Favoritss RstMrn.
Several Of the lecturers to appsas
here have been heard ~ local -
diences before. but owing 70 the intsn
est which attended previous appear
ances, and the demand for their ~
turn. the association engaged the
again this year. Among these II DH
Stanley Krebs. who four years 80
evoked considerable criticism from tn
ministers because Of h19 Lectures a
the mind. Mr& LeonofA Mario LAkA
who will deliver the last address =
the assembly. 10 . temperance lsctnHl
or OF wide reputation. Two yeoxs -
she substituted Tor one of the beao
known speakers who was on tho pro
gram that year and held her aud5ence
better than he did when he appeared
later during the assembly. Judge Beo
B. Lindsey Of Denver II well 1nowD
here from personal visits - well =
through the interest he has arouao6
throughout the nation IN the intseeso
Of the waits Of Denver. Capkain
Richmond Pearson Hobson. of 1aegrk
mac fame in 1893, kissing faune . fsw
years later. and member o. coogrs0
from district IN 0eorg1a q IL prss-
ent time again win spsAk here Is
has been several yeaxs since ~ vs.
here. II II said that 10 has dsyslope1
into m orator Of national roputat1on.
Among the lecturers 10 ha0xA hAEo
this year for the 1rst Tins = Udwax1
Il A. L. go,