Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-25
.CHAUTAUQUA TO
OPENWEDNESDAY
At MOUNTA|NA|R
Splendid Program viii Attract
People From All Over State;
Reduced Rates Granted by
Railroads,

The seventh annual chautauqua as
semhly will open at Mountainair, \.
NJ, next Wednesday, July 2sth on
account Of the very fine program
promised il Is likely the attendance
will be greater than ever before Rail-
roads have granted Il rate of one and
fifth fare for round trip with re-
turn limit August 10th.
In connection with the ehautauqua.
the farmers congress will hold daily
meetings. and the school Of American
Archaeology to be in session at Id
Cuarai. n. NJ, seven miles from
Mountainair will hold daily classes.
Tent lodgings, and excellent table
fare at the dining hail in Chautauqua
park are provided visitors at reason
able rates. Each visitor is expected
to bring his own roll Of blankets. The
tents are furnished with comfortable
beds, stands. chairs, lights, but not
blankets.
Anyone desiring camping accommo-
daticns at La Cuarai should write to
Or. Hewett at Santa Fe.
Arrangements are being made with
the moving picture directors, who are
taking views for the New Mexico ex-
hibit At san Diego, to embalm the ac-
tivities Of several special days at the
state chautauquG, ior the edificatiOn
of visitors at the Panama exposition.
A birds eye view Of the chautauqua
is afforded by the tentative program
appended:
Wednesday evening. July 29-Lec-
ture by Or. w. A. Brown, of Chicago,
on the subject, THE New Invasion of
the Philippines"
I.tIx ~ n IpN
orenoon--Olatorlcal contest for
gold medal.
Afternoon Music. Report of state
convention by Miss Henderson. state
president of w G. r. L. Song
Young Campaigners. Report of Work
in Spanish department, Mrs. Kathe-
rine Patterson. Delsarte drill with
dumb Dclls, nine girls directed by Mrs.
yesterday. Talk-"The Value of
physical Culture" Mrs. j. S. Easter
day. Chalk talk, Mrs Maude l..
Green. national lyceum lecturer for
w. c. T. u.
Evening - Music Address"
Need of the Hour" Hon. John Baron
Burs. Delsarte drill with wands, Mrs.
yesterdays class Address-"The Man
hood Of New Mexico" DR.. Richard
Corwin, of Colorado.
Archaeological day - Excursion to
the historic ruins of La Cuarai
In the afternoon prominent visitors
will lecture on the ancient civilization
of New Mexico. DR.. Edgar Hewett d.
rector of the New Mexico museum,
will give an illustrated lecture.
Saturday August 1.-TOrranee coun-
ty day. In the forenoon the business
session of the Torrance County Devel-
40 xsfflI h. conduct
ed by the president, Mr.. Harry j.
Eincke. Men who will participate in
the discussions and addresses are:
Prof. J. II. Mccain, DR.. Marion lines,
Prof. +. l.. Bixby. These agricultural
and dairy specialists are sent by the
agricultural department of Washing
ION and will be present during the
ten days session of the farmers con-
gress. A big feature of Torrance coun-
ty day will be the midday barbecue.
Hon Ralph c. Ely is to be the speaker
in the evening and will give one of
his famous heart-to-heart boosting
talks to the farmers.
Sunday, August DIR William A.
Brown, Of Chicago, and DR.. Alonzo
Bright will have charge of the ses-
sions. DR.. Brown Will conduct a
model Sunday school and Dr. Bright
will lecture at night.
Monday. August 3.-Good Roads day
viii be the red letter day of the chau-
tauqua. Automobiles from three or
four points of the compass Will bring
a big. delegation of motorists to par
ticipate In a program tC be directed /
by Hon. Francis Lester. A run to the
renowned RUNS of Gran Quivira and /
La Cuarai will be feature of Good
Roads day