The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-16
SENATOR WATSON
WILL APPEAR FOR
SUNDAY PROGRAM
Indiana Senator Promises to
Speak-Program is Full
One for Week.

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One for Week.
Senator James e. Watson will be at
the Richmond ChautauQua as the
headliner of the opening day, Sunday
at three o'clock, he declared in a long
distance telephone message to the pro-
gram committee Saturday.
Senator Watson's promise to appear
clears UP the program for Sunday, as
he had feared he would not be able
to come. A musical program will COM
plete the afternoon.
The 1919 chautauqua will be an ex.
cellent one, Judged both by the pro-
gram and the large number Of camp
ers enrolled. More than 200 former
tent parties are returning again this
year. many Of them for the tenth or
twelfth season.
Practically every tent placed on the
chautauqua grounds for the year has
been sold and by Saturday evening it
Is expected that the white City, will
have a population Of more than 900.
Although lighting and talking rules
are strict fifteen days of enjoyment
are predicted.
Also appearing on Sunday are the
Sybil Sammis Singers who will sing at
2 o'clock in the afternoon and again
at 1880 in the evening
The Mission Of Laughter" a lee
ture-monologue, will be presented by
Prof. Charles M. Newcomb at $3.50
o'clock Sunday evening.
The Rev. and Mrs. Louis F. Ulmer
Will conduct the 10 o'clock services
Sunday morning, preceded by Sunday
school services led by Harry B. Reeves
president of the Richmond Sunday
school association.
Program for Week.
Monday, Aug. 18-The Dixie Jubilee
Singers will appear at 2 o'clock fol.
lowed at o'clock with an address by
Roy L. Smith who is recommended as
a highly interesting speaker The
D1xie Singers appear again at 7:3O
and Bishop Theodore S. Henderson,
D. D., LII. D.. one Of the big lights of
the chautauqua, at $50. Bishop Hen
derson went abroad five times during
the World War to study war condi.
tons
Tuesday. Aug. 19.-The DeMille Can.
adam Male Quartette will sing at 2
and 1870 o'clock and at o'clock In
the afternoon Ernest E. St. John, who
spent eleven months in Russia with
the various armies as Y. M. c. A.
secretary. will speak on Russian Boil
shevism." Edward Amherst OFT will
speak on Victory.
Wednesday, August 2O.-A concert
will be given again by the DeMille
Quartette at 2 and 1880 o'clock. Dr.
Frank E. Jaynes, has been secured to
speak on The Soul of the City
Robert w. Fenton, reformed criminal
will speak on Crime AS l Know It;
Its Causes and Cure"
Thursday, August 21-The Bos-
tonia Sextette Club will sing at 2
and Sis o'clock. Grace Wilbur Trout,
hight which gave the women of Illinois
the franchise, win speak at o'clock
Miss Margaret ]. Penick will give a
reading at 1880 o'clock
Friday, Aug. 22.-The headliner fol
, the day is Charles Crawford Gorst
the bird man who delights his aud
fence with whistled impersonations Of
his feathered friends. The Bostonia
Sextette and Miss Penick will also ap
pear.
Saturday, Aug. 23-The Lilliar
Johnson Company, of three young
women, will appear in concerts at
and Z o'clock, preceded by Miss
Penick and at followed by Pit Park
er and his crayon show at SIS
Parker has unique show
Camp Directory.
The camp directory as complied ant
announced Saturday by the chautau
qua management follows The mum
Der of lots not occupied by tent are
omitted:
Lot No. 1, Mather Broters; 2, Mrs
A. B. Price; 3, Charles E. Bell; 4, o
F. Ward; 5, Lenore Cook;
6, R. w. Phillips; I, H. S. Sine;
] H. Hasemeier, occupied by Chas. H
Haner; 9, Adam H. Bartel;
10, Jessie Wcichman; II, ]. v
Cause; -, Eben Louck; IS, Lawrence
A. Handley; IA, Frank W. Wilson, oc
cupied by R. F. Layman;
Is, Lewis Cockerill; 16. John Wood
hurst, Occupied by Wayne; II, J. w
Noakes; IS. Harry H. Hodgin;
20, r. B. Jones; q, w j. Rhoades
%, George Showalter; 20, G. A. Dwig
gins; "a, William Scull, occupied b.
Gilbert Smith;
20, ]. V. Hug hes; 26, w. H. Rooney
81, Willis Leary; %, Archibald Camp
bell, occupied by Idris Sharp; 20. Mrs
H. s. Trick, occupied by C. D. Miller
80, Marie Keene; 81, Will S. keelor
80, H. S. Mccoy; 33, J. E. Winder; 81
! Chas. O. Williams; 50. Frank B. Jen
kinson:
SO, w. S. Porterfield; 40. L. W
Drifmeyer; Al, %. L. Loofzourrow; AZ
Isaac L. Brooks; AZ. Mrs. A. c. Under
hill; "A. Joseph Lamb;
As. Mrs. Frank Sloan; 46, Lewis
Beeson; AZ, Zephaniah Thomas; As
Will Wysong; 40, Herbert o. Tridor.
so, Mary J. Alexander; 81. Goldie G
Clifford; SO, NJ. l.. Mills: SO, Thoma
S. Cain, occupied by Edwin Ozias; 81
Essie Will;
SO, o. C. Weyl; Sc. James o. Robir
son; 81. Effie NJ. Wilson; IS, Benz. +
Dreschel; SO, j. NJ. Elliott;
60, Mrs. Norva Jackson; 20. Mrs
Benz Wicket; 70, John F. Stubs; a
DR.. j NJ. Thurston, occupied by Joh
Meranda.
rs, Mrs. Nellie Colvin; rs, E. Ami
Wilson, occupied by Florence Ratliff
II, Richard Sedgwick; IS, ]. A. Ber
son; 70, Mrs. G. F. Crandall, occupie
NV Peynold RuckhOlZ.