Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-06-12
ARRANGED MONTHS AHEAD
chautauqua Program Already
Taking Shape.

Those who regard "a Chautauqua
rogram as in the nature OF things
omewhat impromptu affair would be :
to know that a season at
he parent assembly, Chautauqua, 7
New York, is not ended before CORE :
,pondence relative to the next sum-
mer is begun. Engagements are made
indeed, the secretary has declared,
during every month of the year.
Among the preliminary plans for
1918 the following are given out:
June 26-President George e. Vim
cent of Chautauqua Institution and
the University of Minnesota.
June 29-Mr. John Mitchell, Vice
President American Federation Of La
bor-"The Trade Union Movement
June 80 to July 4-Prof. John A. Lo
max of the University of Texas
Reading hours.
July 4-Mr. Arthur i. Bestor, Di-
rector of Chautauqua Tnstitution-ln'
dependence Day address,
July and 8-Prof Scott Nearing OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. series: Social
Sanity" Social Adjustment"
July 7 to 11-Prof. Richard Burton
of the University of Minhesota-Lec'
lures on 1.-THE Serious Bernard Shaw"
July to 11-Prof. S. H. Clark OF
the University of Chicago, reading
hours: 1.-THE Rheingold Series"
July Prev. John Wesley Hill, Pres
ident International Peace Forum-Na
tional Army Day address on Peace"
July 10 to 1e-Dr. w. J. Williamson,
Third Baptist Church, st. Louis.
July 10 to 1s-Dr. II. II, Powers oil
Boston-lecture series, Present Day
Socialism in Europe" Addresses in
Soclalistic symposiums July IA
"The Socialists Attitude Toward
Charity" by Mrs. ]. G. Phelps Stokes
Of Stamford, Conn; July 10, THE
Reasonableness of Socialism" by Mr..
]. G. Phelps Stokes; July II, by Mr..
James o. Pagan; July Is, by Hon.
Victor l.. Berger; July 10, by Prof.
Scott Nearing and Hon. Job Hedges.
July 19-Mr. Henry Turner Bailey,
editor The School Arts Magazine.
July 2o-26-Dr. Samuel McChord
Crothers, pastor of First Parish
Church, Cambridge, Mass.-Devotion.
al hour addresses and sermon.
July 20 to 26-Addresses on Social
Center and Kindred Topics: July Fl,
Miss Julia c. Lathrop, chief of the
Children's Bureau, Department OF
Commerce. July 81, Mr.. Albert Ed
ward Wiggam-"The Cradle and the
Nation"
July II, 20 and 25-Mr. f. ]. Ward
of the University of Wisconsin-A
lecture series, "The Social Engineer,
or the Servant of the Neighborhood. y
July % and 24-Dr. Samuel Nc.
Chord Crothers-Lectures.
July 25-Mr. John G. Woolley-"The
Liquor Problem to Date"
July 27 to August 2-Dean Smaller
Mathews, President of Federal Council
of Churches of Christ in America--De-
votional hour addresses and sermon
July %, 2e and 31-Prof. w. A. Neil
son of Harvard University-A series
of lectures: July 2S,> THE Popular
Ballad" July 20, Burns in His His
torlcal Relations" July 81, Milton
Puritan or Artist"
July 28--Miss Meddie o. Hamilton
Field Secretary of the c. L. S. c,
\ July 20 and 31-Mrs. Percy " Pen
nybacker, President OF the Genera
Federation of Women's Clubs.
July 81 and August 2-Mr. LELAND
T. Powers-Evening recitals.
July 80 and August Miss Edith
NJ. SMALL Of Nashville, Tenn.-Read
ing hours: 1.-THE 'Habitant' at Home -
July 3o-Dr Frederick V. Fisher
head of the Lecture Bureau of thu
Panama-Paciflc Exposition, San Fran
cisco-Illustrate lecture, "The Pan
anna Canal and the Exposition"
August 2-Mrs. Percy V. Penny.
backer-Federatio Day address.
July 20 to August 2-Foreign Mis-.
slons Institute.
August to 9-Bishop Charles d.
Williams, Protestant Episcopal Bish-
op OF Michigan.
August 4 to e-Mrs Earl Barnes Of
Philadelphia, head OF the Department
OF Psychology and Pedagogy OF the
Chautauqua Summer Schools-lecture
series on THE Development OF the
Moral Nature"
August 4-Mr. Leland T. Powers
Evening recital, David Garrick."
August and 9-Mr. Edmund Vance
Cooke-Evening recitals.
August 6-President Benjamin
Wheeler OF the University of Califor
MIA, The Old World in the New"
August e--Mr. Henry Turner Bailey
August and 8-Mr. Ng Poon Chew
editor OF the Chung Sal Vat Pc, SAL
rancisco-"Problems Before the Chi
nese Republic"
August 9-President George f. Vim
cent-Grange Day address.
August 10 TO 16-Bishop John II
Vincent, Chancellor OF ChautauQua In
titution-Devotional hour addresse
and baccalaureate sermon.
August II TO 16-Prof. !. b. Slough
ton Holborn OF New York-Lectur,
series; Greece the Great Factor ii
Civilization"
August II to t6-Prof Samuel u
Schumacher. West Chester Normal
School, West Chester, Pa.-Series oil
lectures, Race Improvement"
August II to t5-Mr. Richard T.
Wyche, President National Story Tell.
ers' League of America-Story hours.
August 10 - Prof. Samuel c.
Schmucker-Recognition Day address.
August 10 and t6-Prof. c. Edmund
Neil of West Virginia University
Evening recitals.
Auuust IL TO 23-Dr. John Timothy