Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-22
PATRIOTISM KEYNOTE
 OF NEXT CHAUTAUQUA

Patriotism is 10 be .he keynote of the coming Chautauqua program in Bisbee. The government has Iecog- nized the value of the Chautauqua platform as a means of spreading in- formation and several accredited lee turers will be presented. The fore most of these is Dr. Lincoln L. Wirt, prominent war correspondent, who comes to Chautauqua direct from q visit on the western front. He sail ed for Europe February 18th as a member of government observation party for the express purpose of SC. curing Information for western Chau- tauqua audiences. He travelled under military escort and spent most of his tine on the American section of the line
 Another lecturer under government commission will be Dr. C. J. Bushnell. instructor at the Pennsylvania Mill tary college and special instructor of the officers reserve. Dr. Bushnell is to be in direct touch with the bureau of information in Washington and is to present the different phases oi our nome war prODlenls.
 Another government feature of ex- ceDtional value at this time will be a demonstrator from the United States food administration. This demonstra- ion will be cl the morning of the last day and without admission charge. New Hooverized recipes and ways Of conserving food will be ex- plained and demonstrated.
 A great deal Of the music at Chau. tauqua this year too will carry a pa triotic note. The opening attraction is to be the old Soldiers Fiddlers, four veterans of the Civil War, two from the north and two from the south who will give a stirring patriotic pro gram of old war time and camp fire songs. The big musical feature of the week will be Thaviu's exposition band on the fifth day. This is the splendid Chicago musical Organization that both opened and closed the San Fran cisco exposition. the only band re- ouested for return engagement. In their evening concert they will be as sisted by three grand opera singers from one of Chicago's grand opera Other musical features of the week will be the Fenwick Ne well Concert company, Morrison Smith company. Zedeler Symphonic quintet and the Treble Clef club. There is to a splendid musical fea- ture on the last night which will be known as An Evening in Hawaii" Leo Clemens, cousin of Mark Twain, will give an illustrated lee ture with dissolving views and mo- ton pictures of the islands, accom- panied by the Royal Hawaiian quintet. enc of Hawaii's foremost companies Of singers and players.
 One of the most thoroughly enjoy able events of the week will undoubt- edly by the Plays of Our Allies" by the Luzerne players. These are sell ected short plays from the best works of great European dramatists.
 There will be several lecturers of prominence during the week, includ- ing Burns of the Mountains" and Capt. J. M. de Beaufort of the Bergian army. Capt. de Beaufort was in the early fighting of the war and later on ! confidential mission in Germany for the London Daily Telegraph He vividly describes the great naval cases of Germany and his interviews with the leaders in military and naval circles, including Won Hindenburg. He is the author of Behind the Ger nan Veil" one of the most popular books of the war.