The border vidette., 1919-04-05
THE MORALES scHAuTAuQuA.
EIlison-White System Will Be Here
 May 4-IO.

The nrSC annOunCemonC or the attractions to be presented at the coming Chautauqua clearly indicates that reconstruction pro- blems are receiving primary con- Sideration in. this important for um of the people this year. Pro- bably never before have so many men and women of national standing been included on the lecture list After the war is sues and developments are to be treated from all angels and view points.
 Foremost among the members of the staff stand Hon. J. Adam Bede, formerly Congressman from Minnesota, and Edward F. | Trefz, member of the American Food Mission to Europe and assistant to Herbert Hoover of the Food Administration during the war. Adam Bede is the man who turned down the vice presidency and set the nation laughing by his keenly humor- ous article about it in a national weekly. His lecture, Our Ma tion; Its Problems and Pro- gress," will be one of the Jig constructive messages of the week. Edward F. Trefz, is known throughout the country not only for his war work, but also as one of the organizers of the National Cham Der of Com merce at Washington and for years the Field Secretary. In the past eight years he has de- | livered 1891 addresses before tional Trade Association meet ings. He is business orator and will treat the Reconstruc- tion problems from a business mans viewpoint.
 Private Peat, unquestionably one of the greatest lecturers, humorists and writers the war period has produced, will tell the war story of the week. His book, Private Peat," his arti- cles in the national magazines and his movie films have made his name a household word throughout the United States and Canada.
 The music of the week is of more than usual interest. The feature attraction is to be Jaro- slav C!mera and his Czecho- Clovak Band, a splendid musical organization from that little country of Bohemia which has been so much in the eyes of the world of late. In the evening Madame Helen Cafarelli. former ly in Chicago opera, will pre- sent a group of Bohemian folk songs. Another headline musi- cal attraction will be the Chau tauqua tour of Mary Adel Hays. the New York coloratura SO prano who has esta blished a prominent place for herself in the world of music. She will appear on the fourth evening, assisted by her company of Re cital Artists. The Lewis Mill tary Quartet, forty voices picked from forty thousand at Camp | Lewis, is probably the best male voice ensemble that has ever been over the Chautauqua cir cults. Each member is con cert or opera singer, with the ability to do splendid solo work. Other musical companies to be presented during the week are the Fillion Concert Party, under the direction of Ferdinand Fil- lion and including Fern Goltra, formerly with the Chicago Grand Opera AssQciation; the McDon- ough- Eagleston Company, two musical fun makers, the Reg niers, in music and entertain ment, and the Apollo Concert Company, five exceptional musi- clans featuring the ApollOphone in their two concerts.
 Edwin M. Whitney,of Boston, is another big name in the pro I gram list. This famous inter preter of plays brings Turn to the Right in monologue form
 He has the exclusive rights on this big metropolitan success and his delineation of it's dozen characters borders on the pre- nomenal. Another entertainer
 well known in the Chautauque
 world on the coming program is
 Elsie Mae Gordon This talent ed HoOsier girl will present the negro, Italian and child sketches,
 which have won name and fame for her.
 The childrou'S work is oivon