French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-08-15
RADCLIFFE
CHAUTAUQUA
HERE 2O-22

The Radcliffe Chautauqua with its
~Vake-Up-America" program will be
hore three days next week, 20, 21 and
% The management is endeavorfng
tbis wear to stir up the people to a
higher realization of their duty and
q better conception of the reasons
why the United States is at war, also
TO answer some of the many ques-
tions that are asked. Some of the
questions are: do you know what
our boys are fighting for?" do you
know what the result will be if they
win-if they lose?" "Do you know
what your government expects you
to do in this emergency"
This is what they say relative to
themseI to these questions:
TO answer your questions, to
bring 10 you, right where you live,
the story OF the Great War as it has
BEEN told to US by the President of
the United States, the members of his
Cabinet, and heads OF the war actfv-
tiles at conferences recently held
with our field and platform represen-
tatiYes here in Washington, this is the
mission of the Radcliffe Chautauqua
i'll the year 1918"
again they say: In this hour when
UUr Nation is fighting Ior its life, the
ChauJauqua must be the place where
every American in your community
will come to pledge anew his devotion
to Flag and Country; the place where
he may learn what his Government
wants him to do and how to do it,
From all reports that have come to
Hendersonville concerning the per-
fornlances and addresses given at 9TH
er places, the Chautauqua is doig all,
and more, that it claims to do and is
really and truly "daking up Ameri-
ca"
The program, which will be given,
follows:
Opening ay-Tuesday, Aug. 20
Afternoon
The Five Liberty Belles-CWcert.
Henry Clarke, Wake Up America"
Lecture.
Night
Henry Clark, 1.-The Call of Democ-
racy."-Lecture
The Five Liberty Be1les-Concert.
Second Wednesday, Aug. 2I
NOrning-
Demonstration Lecture by an ex-
pert bearing the authorized message
Of the Food Administration: "MoboI-
izing American Kitchens to Help Win
the War"
Afternoon
Wirtz-David Company-COncerL.
Domestic Science Expert-Lecture.
Patriotism Expressed In Domestic
Efficiency"
Night
Ine ChautauQua Director-Lecture
The Call to the Colors."
Ihe WirtZ-DaVid CO.-Concert
Third Thursday, Aug %.
Morning.
Demonstration Lecture by Red
Cross Nurse, bearing authorized mes
sage Of American Red Cross: 'The
prevention of Disease as a Patriotic
DGty."
Afternoon
Louis Williams Electrical Enter
tainer.
Red Cross Representative
1A9 StOfy OL I14e rLG4 C.OaS iLt
Peace And War
Night O:.
Ihe Chautauqua D;rector-Lecture
When the Boys Come Home"
AoIus WilIiams-EIectrica Enter
tainer.
The following citizens pledged
themselves to act as a guarantee to
The Chautauqua:
=. r. Bland, T. L. Durham, J. r.
S3AdlTer, J. S. Brown, w. Marshall
BRIDGES, W. P. Whftmire, J. F. Justice,
II. Patterson, w. S. Shit1e, R. L. Ed
WARDS, R. j. Alderman, w. H. Zirn-
herman, z. A. Mcmillan, H. L. Keith,
= ". Bradshaw, w. H. Wander Lin
N7A' Clarence Latham, J. T. Wilkins,
=. 4. Geiger, A. G. Tebeau.
AEcers OF Chautauqua Committee
J. +. Justice, Chairman.
]. R, Sandifer, sec'ty-Treasurer.
i Patterson, Chairman Advertising
Committee.
- T. Tebeau, Chairman Ticket
Committee.
IL L. Edwards, Property Manager.
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