The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-08-24
We weed ChhntaUuuA More Than
Ever This Year.

IM- Entry Of our country into the
/. CONF ict has brought unrest. in
ceased worries. work and anXieties.
The past month We have been living
.r.!.r ii stress and strain that makes
r..-r. relaxation and diversion impera-
i've.
IHr war Will not and must not stop
..-nv>>. and the every day duties and
,uM#iG- may become greater. Health
m.u-. Hu conserved above all else and
r.. people must keep themselves phys
,..I and mentally fit for future trials
... responsibilities and no better way
ran be found than to mix with our work
.l. NOTry all The rational entertain
..enl ana pleasure without eNtrava-
-auCe we possibly can so as to tighten
and lessen the tug on the heart strings.
Even if some of our loved ones have
...n called TO the cOlorS it will not help
..tm or tighten their burden to stay at
.1nn and face troubles that are often
greater in imagination than reality, or
.lut ourselves in from these things
that Will bring respite from the hustle
.uG worries OF the daily grind.
In the midst of our work and Wor-
rirs Chautauuua comes with its seven
.t.NS OF S)OLuLllS- pcdIClI'l' GIG '1I4L47'
...ightful entertainment and inslruc-
..ou at Il cost SO small that all can ell
Wr it.
No dGutt many who have always
taken Il "trip and vacation have felt
this year they could MOI spare the time
Or afford the cost, and to these as well
d. al! C.""lI. II1UtQuguu offers a
wonderful opportunity for a vacation
a The cost of a railroad ticket to Bal
....Ic and raturn, at less than many
.acud each week and often each day
Tor pleasure or unnecessary things.
1t brings right to our home town
-HuHt lecturers. Opera companies, tai
utvd HuSicianS delightful entertain
o..- mI; 49, If The II CHEST class and Iea-
+. Fees Co.,. KIND and character only pos
-i.Ic to- ring TO Westminster under the
uautaUQUa plan.
In the Nc~J where Ch@utauuuas have
..-u nu.L.-r tor many years. people
..JE forward To its coming as the big
cent OF the year They make this their
..uariou N2cH and formerly many
s.ld ri4G ,l-t# ana camp around
..o grounds. hut since the advent of
..o automobile they come five ten,
.'o r'LLN II@Lh1~ anu JlLCIL . StAt|I "a
lance. some bringing lunch. which
they uHio- between the sessions.
With our many good roads every
me with an automobile within a dOZ-
n, or more miles Of Westminster,
should take advantage of this great
opportunity to give himself and fam
lily a Week OF pleasure. While ii is
busy season and all perhaps could not
come to the afternoon sessions, the
season tickets are transferable and
AMY member OF the family can use
'.rm.
The Sw rthmCre Chautauqua which
viii begin it's sixth season here on
Tuesday. September 18th. is conceded
rp 5e one Of the best if not the best in
the United States. and must not be
confused With many OF the so called
lLautauqu2s that have sprung up. Dr..
I'oarson, that delightful and lovable
man who directs this great movement
employees Onl. ' the best talent and
aDIcst men IN the lecture platform
and at an enormous cost.
He has given us five splendid weeks
of pleasure and profit and the pro-
gram this year promises TO be
the best we have ever had. While
great many of our citizens have and
30 appreciate Chautauuua and give II
loyal support, it Is past understand
ing why others never attend and Iau
to appreciate the privilege offered
them to enjoy full week Of clean. up
lifting pleasure at the total cost or
500.
The program for the first day this
year is worth more than a ticket FOR
for the seven days costs. In the after
noon the McKinne operate Co. will
give a concert and in the evening will
give scenes from II TrOvatore. A lee
ture in the afternoon by the platform
manager and at night the great lee
ture by Peter MacQueen, who spent
months if the trenches on the French
battlefields The lecture il illustrated
with pictures taken by himself and at
this time are of special interest. A
man in town where Chautauqua had
been. wrote DR.. Pearson he would
not have missed MacQueen's lecture
for twice the price of the season tic
ket. Surely no one will want TO mss
this lecture or a dozen other splendid
programs. If you have never attended
a Swarthmore Chautauqua buy sea-
san ticket, attend all the sessions, or
all you possibly can, and you will hnd
il l. the biggest $500 worth of pleas
ure and entertainment you have ever
had.