The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-07-03
PLANS MADE
FOR ANOTHER
CHAUTAvOvA
Maysville People Seem Anxious to
Have n Chautauqua Next Year
DIR. Frank Bonn Tells Some
thing of the Mind Of
Germany.

Yesterday was another banner day
at Maysvilles big Chautauqua and the
program for both the afternoon and
evening was greatly enjoyed by the
many chautauqua boosters who are
taking in the whole weeks program
and by many who specially desired
to hear the message of DR.. Frank
Bohh in the evening about the mind
of Germany.
The Crawford Adams Company,
which gave the afternoon entertain
ment yesterday and again last even
ing pleased the audience with a short
program, are entertainers of the high
est class Mr.. Adams is an unusual
musician in that he can do so many
clever stunts with his violin which
take so very we'll with the audience.
Mr.. Hudson is a pianist of unusual
ability and Miss Breed is a first class
woman humorist who carried her au-
dience with her through many stories
to hearty laughs.
DR.. Bohn's lecture in the evening
was all that was expected of him and
that was very much. He has, only re-
Gently returned from Europe where
he studied at first hand conditions in
the German nation and of course his
lecture was especially attractive to
those who have studied the war close
1y while the mothers, fathers, broth
ers and sisters of the men who are
now over there or who are preparing
in training camps to go over there at
an early date are always attracted by
any message that might come about
conditions in the country of our enc
my.
The lecture showed much study on
the part of the speaker and gave us
some new ideas of the nation our
country is now battling. The people
who heard DR.. Bohn can consider
themselves indeed very fortunate for
having had this opportunity.
AS a solution of the war question
of the future DR.. Bohn suggested a
League of Nations to be known as the
United States of the World and to be
patterned after our own government
He said this would figure in the peace
terms of the present war.
Today is Shakespeare Day at the
Chautauqua and while the afternoon
is scheduled on the program as "Res
| Afternoon" with no special program
arranged for, there has been a pro
gram arranged and Miss Helen l.
Barnes, National Secretary of the Y
W. C. A. will speak at the tent OF
what Women Can Do To Help VIII
the War" This lecture is especial!
for women and it is to be hoped tina
there will be a large number of then
to hear her,
This evening the famous Ben Gree
Players will present Shakespeare
"The Comedy of Effors." The repu
tation of the Ben Greet Players is ma
ton wide and the people of this com
munity know them for they have ap
peared here before on Chautauaua
programs. All lovers of Shakespeare
will attend this performance.
Tomorrow-the Fourth of July-is
a full day at the Chautauqua. In the
afternoon Miss Alice Louise Shrode
child marvel, will give an entertain
ment and following her Senator Har
| old C. Kessinger, of Illinois, thu
youngest State Senator in the United
States, will speak on the subject, "Th'
America of Tomorrow"
Tomorrow night will be Childrent
night and the kiddies who have beel
under the direction of the Junior lead
err each morning this week will Civ
a great patriotic pageant known a
"Our Allies.
! Senator Kessinger will also speal