Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-05-26
1915 CHAuI|AUQUA| U! A |: y 4. /.
PROGRAM |. ANNOUNCED
SESSIONS WILL De HELD At
PARK ON WEST MAIN
a- STREET. :.5,ss
SESSIONS TO Be FROM JUNE le TO 2;
Fred .. Wolf Be Superintendent.
u Strong Array Of Talent ~
10 offs.ed. -s -, ..

The 1915 ~ChautauQua Will Do noAu
in this city at the park on west
Main street from June ~ to 70.
Fred B. Wolf will be the superintend'
ent, and the supervisor OF the, JUNIOR
chautauqua will be Stella DIXON. me
program, which promises to be very
interesting, is as follows:
Saturday, June 19.
2:3O P. NJ, Opening exercises ana
important announcements. A nalI
s hour Of music by Our Old Home
20 P. M Opening address. '.Un,
seen Forces by Judge Mahloi'u am ~
Schoonover.
s4;O0P. M. The children will meet
the supervisor and the junior chau--
tauoua will be organized. Z, :,
500 pm Music by Our ~ o'u
~ Sunday, June 20. s.
SOP. M, Vocal3an instrumental lei
music by University Girls.
$500 P. NJ. Lecture, Take 4 me
Funny Side" Lou J. Beauchamp.
Il 4:15P. nj. Vesper Service.
500 p. M. Music by University
Girls. :..5 s$: 80: -, ~ .,..,
and Individual" Hon. James r. WAT
son, of Indiana. .e.sttsr. d -:
I b; IA 3,,3: Monday, June 81. =
100 .A. M. Junior Chautauqua.
10: O:30 "A. M. Special address. "su-
paryised Play Grounds" DR.. W. q:
dickinson, secretary of the National
Play Grounds Association of Amer !
:'ss lea; 80 ?, II. Music BY the ogpheanl
4 y sstea > :oo ?. NJ 1nterpretative reading;
''The Melting Pot, " MT. Arthur thur
j 500 P, NJ. MUSIC by The orphea'n
3 s:45 p M, Address. National
Had Habits" Congressman victor
Murdock OF Kansas. s.. b. "A
5s %.1s,s Tuesday, June 22. a. a;
900 a.. M. Junior ChantauQua a :.
10: 80 "a. Special address,
;.Solying the Rural Church Prod
lens. 2. II. !R. sMcKeen. Ss$
ysTTa;; 20 8P. m. $ Popular musical festi-
III nSumir Kryl's Concert Band. :s
al Il M I1 -. P.. M. Splendid Enter
tainment Triumph, Kryl and HIS
"Wednesday. June p. 81
ss .: % sA. nj. Junior Chautanquiaa--. n
Journeys and plays. n ..,,,!. ,,,..
10 80, "a. M !. Special address. Ine
people ana the rublic; Schools tte1 g 4
= 3: SOP: M. Unique and popular en- en-
,tertainment, by The Cambridge }Play- y
b 900 p. IN. Address, China and
Her Problems,'H Ng Poon. Chew.
500 2. Nj. Acts from great p!sys,3
The Cambridge Players, followed sDy
An. hour OF rapid fire art, by Ross
Crane in cartoons, clay modelling anu
Thursday, June e..
3s5 900 A. E M. Junior Chautauqua.
Games and contests. 55 ..,
1880 a. M. Special address. The
Economic Value gtt Emissions" Dr.. :.
@. Brown. ~ .
$3.50 P. M. A 3lsXsr entertainment. llvf'llt
4 : 20 90 ! p M. Thrilling speech, Live
or DIE" Byron c. Ptatt.
I :OO, p. M. Entertainments by -
Platt Jones.
j s:45 p. M. Lecture, recital and
song stunts, by J. H. Balmer anu
his Kaffir Boys. & @s
Friday, June 25.
900 A. NJ. Junior chautauqua. FL
nal jaunt and roundup. =.
$50 p. M. Popular concert ny
sam Schildkret's orchestra.
1900 P. M. Address, The lmpend-
ing Crisis Senator Jas. K. Vardar
man, of Mississippi.
7:45 P. M. Costumed Exhibition
5of Children Of Countries visited by
the Junior Chautauqua bunch.
~ 8:15 P. M. Music by Sam schlid-
kret's Hungarian orchestra.