Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-05-27
CHAUTAUQUA THIS
YEAR TO BRING
NOTED PEOPLE
Lectures Will Be Practical
Course in Community
Building.

IlHe DUH 5 l3l3 CnaQlaqQa which
will commence June II at Sixth and
Main streets, and will continue for
five days. afternoon and evening, will
indicate the best talent which has ever
visited this city under the auspices of
the Redpath- Horrer organization.
Only one of the companies in the list
has appeared here before. the Roach
Freeman company. Ada Roach is at
the head of the company and several
years ago, at the Shriner's temple,
she made distinct hit and her com
pany pleased with every number
rendered. The other companies of en-
| tertainers are said to be up to the
same high standard indicated by Miss
Roach and her associates. Lecturers
who will lappear during this season
are specializing on the subject of
community building. What they have
to say will be Of special interest to
the members Of the Rotary club and
! the Chamber of Commerce and every
citizen who is Jealous of the advance
ment of P..ae Bluff. These lectures will
not be over the heads of school chill
dren and ambitious boys and girls will
be equally as interested in receiving
inspirations from them. The magician
Laurant, with his clever mysticis and
spectacular appearanc, will please old
and young alike.
Pine Bluffians are becoming each
year more enthusiastic in their appre-
citation of the chautauqua, and this
year the following have subscribed
for tickets and guaranteed the sue
cess of the chautauqua:
R. l.. Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Afford, J. H. Ancrum, C. P. Atkinson,
H. L. Atkinson, Mrs. J. P. Baker, R..
C. Ballard, Miss nnie Bum. E. B.
Barrett, A. NJ. Barrow, o. F. Brew
ster, Garland Brewster, Edgar Brew
ster, C. H. Burks, Calvin H. Burks,
Miss Sallie Byrd, Preston Castleberry
R. G. Chitwood, ]. E. Clarke, J. NJ
Cook. R. Carnahan, Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Crawford, Miss Winnie Clegg, J..
R. Core. Mrs. Perry Cox, Mrs. J. S.
Currie. Miss Lizzie Davis, VIM. Dodds
Mrs B. R. Donaldson, Mrs. E. H.
Ezell, Mr. and Mrs, M. L. Elkins, Mrs.
Max Eisenkramer. E. H. Elsberry
Geo. P. Everitt, R. F. Ezell, Mrs. H.
C. Fox, F. L. Fox. w. H. Graves, Joe
Gartman, Miss Era Gartman, Mrs.
E. M. Goodwin Mrs. Cora H. Giles
pie. Elmer Hogan, Walter M. Hale,
J. Harvey Hudson, H. H. Hillerick,
Russell Hollis, DR.. j. w. John, Miss
Jucile johnson, Mrs. P G. Kerr, W.
G. Kew. C. Love. N. N. Powell, Joel
Lambert, C. L. Schrantz, DR.. M.
Lemons, R. R. Mcintyre, Mrs. E. f.
Morris, DR.. f. C. McMullen, J. B.
Meeks. Geo. F. Merrick. Mrs. R. :.
NJ. Mills, Arthur W. Mills. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tracy ills. Mrs. D. M. Mitchell,
Claude H. Monk. J. F. 0uillin. Mrs.
A. z. Orto, H. L.. Oldaker, E. M.
Oudin. Mrs. J. s. Perdue. H. D. Pal
mer. Miss Effje PAYNE, John w. Reap,
A. L. Reaves, w. H. REYNOLDS. Mrs. J.
Rankin. VIM. Rosenzweig, L. w. Reed
H. H. Roberts, M. l. Bradford, Chas.
cambridge. T. B. LYLE, Mrs. M. G.
Redfern, Mrs. ]. A. Racoo. Miss Jen-
ME Wunderlin. Don G. Maxey.
Season tickets are now on sale at
the office of R. H. M. Mills & Sons.
For short time only they will be
sold at S165 each for adult tickets,
and $1.1O for child's ticket. The
price includes revenue tax. This price
will be effective for a short time only,
and then the prices will thereafter
he $3.50 and $1.65 for adult and chill
dren's tickets respectively. The local
management guarantees the return of
the purchase price to any one who
will buy a season ticket, 20 to all
the attractions and then declare that
he or she has not received in valu
more than the amount expended for
the ticket.