Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-15
THE WNtNITs SOCIETY PRO
sEEBiNG> oF LAST WEEh
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Thur.da, Evening
The speakers u the. evening wer"
NJ No, uihsu and the Hon Vincent
MT NUyuIhau Hpok" On the funda-
rn"ntLz % government. Eh"wing that
our government II really on" Of limi-
tatiUnz and restrictions: that In the
present Onslaught against western ciNi'
izatIon and existing political condt-
tiunH. people forget the dangers that
have taken place. For example. taxi
the agency uf distribution. The man
vito produces tn" grain, cattle. etc.
seldom comes in contact with tn" man
who buys. Employee in mines. rail-
roads, etc, seldom meet their EN-
ployceE. Party organizations control
not individuals. and 80 tn" human eis'
msnt Is missing. m,sunders ins'
Mr. Vincent spoke briefly on tn,
present strained relations between cap
ital aud labor lie said that no con
hiCt could b. settled cquttHhly by tive
parties with guns in their hands. f"i
then the strongest would win and
force terms Of their own making upor
the weaker. irrespective Ur the merit
OF the case that there IL only one So
luton and that Is. for the oppostns
parties to get together with opor
hearts and minds and "arblttHte.
The Nontrose Chorus supplied tn,
music for the evening. The solos by
Mrs. rinkstan and J. c. Rodding wer'
greatly enjoyed as were also the read,
ings by Miss Betty Wilson, n beautiful
little favorite from Oklahoma. who
'crcpt into the hearts Of all who heard
her.
The program presented by the Wau-
nita Society Friday afternoon was q
Miss OL"aTy. Miss HroEnn and Mr.
Mayo were each required to respond
to their solos with cncprcs
Mr.. c. L. Ernest gave a splendid talk
on "C;ouSCitizcnship." claiming the fol-
lowing qualifications necessary: Ann
billion. vision. optimism. knowledge
courage, pep and stick to-lt-tyeness.
He covered the subject in n most
able manner. touching also on the
harmless" and the harmful citizen
and showed keen knowledge OF hu-
man nature.
Frida, Evening
Music played an important part In
the Friday evening session of tbs
the leadership Of W. o. Reiding. sans
two difficult selections in a most cred.
table manner. Misses Brugan and
sang a duet. and Mrs. Pinkstafr ant
Mrs. Davis were zoloists to an audIenc,
with whom they are great favorites