The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-09-23
TIE CAMPAIGN
QUARTfTTE
VIII Visit Fort Pierce Sunday
Evening, September 18th
ORATORS And SINGERS
The Stetson Prohibition Campaign Quar-
tette is Highly Praised Where Ever 1t
Has Appeared-its Personnel.

One of the most unique public at
fractions in connection with the DIS
cussion of any live issue before the pub
lie has been hit upon by the Florida
Anti. Saloon League In their College
Students Campaign Club. The boys
composing this organization began on
the lst of July a three months tour of
the entire state of Florida, their first
engagement being at DeLand. They
are speaking every day and will con.
tinue to do so during the remainder OF
the CAMPAIGN. r.,
The boys composing the Quartette
are all Florida boys, as folIows:- Doyle
E. Carlton, of Wauchula; H. C. Gar
wood, of Green Cove Springs; A. Y.
Milan, of Jacksonville, and Frank Wide
man, of DeLand. They are both mu-
sicians and orators of the first class.
They will appear at the Improvement
Club hall, Fort Pierce. Sunday evening
September 18th, at 7:30 o'clock.
Their coming to this city signalizes
one of the most attractive entertain
ment programs to be given here during
the entire pending prohibition cam
paign. The boys discuss the liquor
question from the moral, economic, legal
and criminal standpoint. Their orations
are all well worth hearing, and when it
comes to their work as male quartette
they are not excelled by anything the
people of Florida have yet heard.
They spoke in DeLand to fully 75l
people and at Wauchula, on the Fourth
of July, to an audience of fully 300.
The Volusia County Record says OF
them:
"These young men, among the bright.
est in fair Florida, begin their three
months campaign over the state witt
an appointment at the Court House to
night. Wherever these young men ap-
pear they should be given fine audiences
They are not only singers but orators
as we'll. They have good songs for you
good story to tell.
The DeLand Supplements says:
1.-THE several hundred people in the
audience applauded again and again tht
entertaining musical numbers and tne
various addresses. The arguments
were concise and logical and presented
in an entertaining manner. "
The Wauchula Advocate says tina
their addresses are ''among the abies
and most convincing We have evel
heard =,
The DaSoto County News states thai
at the Wauchula Fourth of July Cele
bration; They were the heroes OF tn
day. Their arguments are pitched on I
high plane and calculated to win friend
for the amendment. =,
The entertainment given by thes,
bows is characterized by that vim which
college boys are so thoroughly masters
of. 1t must not be though for momen
that the ORATORS they deliver are mere
" schoolboys' talks for they have beer
most carefully prepared and they pre-
sent the arguments for prohibition IN
telling, conservative and entertaining
manner. 1t is we'll worth the while Q
any man or woman, no matter what NJ
opinions may be about the liquor traf
fc. to hear these boys.
DO not forget the engagement OF thl
Ouartette in our city Sunday evening
, September 25th, at the Improvement
Club hall. They will visit Stuart Mon
day evening, and will appear IN IN
League room at 1880 p. m.