The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-09-06
CHAUTAU0UA AT OXFORD.

| 10 Oxford on Saturday afternoon. Septem-
Der I. and continue one week. There is
every indication that the assembly will be
success, and the high class of the lee
turers, musicians, and other entertainers
who comprise the chautauqua corps,
guarantees an intellectual treat to all who
attend. This is a rare opportunity to en-
joy week of Intellectual refreshment,
and no doubt numerous of our citizens
will avail themselves of it. Tickets for
entire weeks entertainment may be had
at the drug store Of Eli T, Reynolds for
$2.oo. with the special inducement OF two
complimentary single entertainment tick
cts given with each course ticket. if pur-
chased before the opening of the assembly.
An outline of the program for the
weeks entertainment is published below:
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Z.
400 Series Lecture Rev. George H. Turner
The subject for the six lectures at this
hour are: a. ''One Thing Everybody
Possesses" (2) "A Name as Measure
Of Progress'' C9 "A Possession Which
is Both the Foundation and the Limita-
tion of Civilization az THE Source of
Some Useful Ideals and Some Beautiful
Products.' G) Struggles that Marked
Epochs." (6) "The Coming Glory of
Manhood
800 Ciricillo's Famous Italian Bahd-Full
Concert.
7.9O Ciricillo's dull Concert
800 Motion Pictures. The closing event of
each evenings program will be motion
pictures, purpose pictures, travel pic
lures, and comedy. Two reels will be
run each evening, one Of which will be
comedy.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER s.
200 Devotional Services.
2.20 Sermon-Rev. George II. Turner.
800 Sacred Concert -Ciricillo's Band.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 0.
200 Series Lecture-Rev. George H. Turner |
800 Walter Bently Ball-Song Recital.
$40 Frank Dixon, in his great lecture sThe |
Square Deal.'
7.3O Walter Bentley Ball Song Recital.
800 Germain, Magician. No cleverer magi- |
clan is to be seen. Don't miss Germain. |
9.15 Motion Pictures.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER TO-
1.U Series Lecture-Rev. George H. Turner.
800 The Apollo Quintet-Hand Bell Ringers |
and Instrumentalists.
$50 Lecture-Dr. N. M. Waters, Brooklyn. |
One of the great events of the program. |
7.30 Full Concert The Apollo Quintet. A |
program full of variety and charm.
800 Motion Pictures.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER IL.
400 Series Lecture-Rev. George II. Turner. |
800 Ernest Gamble Recital Party.
$50 Lecture-Mrs. Anna Sturges Duryea. |
.The Larger Patriotism a great
message presented by great speaker.
7.30 Full Concert-Ernest Gamble Recital /
Party. A great musical event for those |
who enjoy the best music popularity |
rendered.
8 90 Motion Pictures.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER II.
200 Series Lecture-Rev George H Turner.
800 The Reed-Doerr Recital Harp and
violin.
$50 Scientific lecture, with many wonderful /
experiments, Reno B. Melbourne.
7.3O The Reed Doerr Recital.
800 Debate-'Socialism vs. Capitalism, . /
Prof George R. Kirkpatrick favoring
Socialism. Hon. VIM. H. Berry opposing
it. This debate will be talked about for
months. Don't miss it.
915 Motion Pictures.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13.
200 Series Lecture-Rev. George H. Turner.
300 international Operatic Company.
$50 Lecture Mrs. George e. Pickett, "Pick-
ett's Charge at Gettysburg, one of the
greatest successes on the American
platform.
7.3O Grand Concert international Operatic
Company, presenting scenes from grand
opera. A great close to great weeks
program.
900 Motion pictures.