The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-23
POWERFULPROGRAM
IS THAT OF THE
FLYING SQADRON
Three Days in Albuquerque
will be Made Notable by
Speakers Wac Have Stirred
Audiences All Over Nation.

Albuquerque il preparing to hear
n program, that IL designed to stir
mems consciousness To the real Issues
That confront this ana every Amerlcan
city. That this issue IL not tarin. not
haance, not child labor nor woman i
suffrage, nor prohibition. but II hui
maj welfare. will be shown by ths
orators OF the Flying Squadron TO bo
In Albuquerque one week from today,
March s0th, March 3iss M April LIST.
Everywhere this aggregation OF
speakers ana musicians have gone
Of the III cities visited thus far. there
has been a marked effect Of crystaiiz-
Ing the sentiment of their audiences
upon TN question OF nation wide pro-
hibltion OF the liquor traiic.
Former Governor j. Frank Haniy
Of Indiana. chairman Of the executive
committee OF the Flying Squadron IL
known from Maine to California and
from oregon 10 Florida for his zeal
In the cause OF prohibition. Hon. OIL
Yer Waynes stewart. former. member
OF the Illinois legislature and "a lee
turer OF Intense personality and deep
enthusiasm ~ a silver tonRued ora
tor Of exceptional polish. Mr.. Stew
art viii be n OF the third day speak
ors with Goycraor Hanley and Hon.
John y. Lewis. The latter is a re-
tired Boston shoe merchant and for
mcr member OF his state legislature.
who gave OF his " funds. $4,000
To- finance the tour OF the squadron.
The hrst day. the personnel Of the
Squadron viii be Dahiei Polling, as
sociatc president of American chris
tian Eadeuvor, whose e|loqucnce and
platform grace have moved multitu-
dies. Dr. charles NJ sheldon. whose
style b. more that uf an author than
lecturer who's, books are read 90
seventeen languages. Nj. D. v Pol
ing, musical director. who is said 60
have TIE homliest face aId the richest
voice on the lyceum platform of
Amerpa. and william Patton. plan
list.
The second day speakers aad en-
tcrthncrs will be; Or. Ira Landrith.
PRECEDENT OF the Ward-B Belmont col
log. Nashville. Tenn. Dr. Lundrith
IL "a Texan and a Democrat who de-
chres that thc - In Democracy ought
10 show for DccenCy or Death. just
- NH' II W AN'lH"ANNhu aN'NIN HINNN
Tor Rcspectahility or Ruin; the T. Ia
Prcgrossiyism Tor Purity or Political
Perdltlon. Dr. LHndrith IL "a thor
student OF the y. VI. g. a. move
ment.
with him will be Dr. CAROLYN Gel.
sci, who has few equals and no supc-
riors as "a lecturer. she alwayH gall
vanizcs her audiences with the logi'
70 physician and n appeal of e.
c-uuscOuutcd M with thi. grpuu
o. Frederick Butler, famed as the
world greatest Interpreter of sacred
Mr.. Butler was formerly d.
of music 90. the Alice Niclsou
opera company. and On. 90 travelled
with Rcs. Chapman as musical evan
e"Iist. The pi1uiste of this group 10
,Irs. Frederick Butler.
The tlird duy. with Governor Han
le, oliver tSeWart and John D.. Lewis
Nll De- Miss Vru Is Mu.i,u, % supran"
solist Of Chautnuquu and lsooun
PLATFORM renown 80 United states ana
Canada. Hugh Porter is IA" pianist
the t,st day.
Frsm here the three companies q"
To- santa Pc for "a similar tHrec-day
camIiigu ana are hooked In Pueblo
Colorado, after the Santa Fc cngag
mcnt.
sessions will DE free to AN, IN ne
Womuns club buildilE a. $3.50 over
afternoon and in the high school
auditorium at night beginning nt ''8''