The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-03
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0I'GHIA I I.
BOOKED TONIGHT

INTERPRETATION OF s mill n
Through Proves Feature OF
sund lay Pro grams.
Poll ical bosses IN a new
sensa flutes a great needGto-
aysaccording to- Dr.#Ben A-ssArne-
s4son who was the lecturer at tn Q
sunday afternoon program OF the
aRgdpath Chautauqua& here. Doctor
ss5 Tnason who iss agprofesso in Ohio
ssSfMaSu yersity, e1ittled the lack
@ofzsfnterest in political questions,
that unless we have Pc
siitica18 bosses. political parties can
sanot fnnctto on
Doctor Arneson in & his lecture,
sdfyided the people into four classes
no1 tics D T h ose who will
shaYe NOTHING to do with politics.
12l independe emit voters, (3) those
whoSbeIievesin my party right or
rong,,,s and ca those who have
rational party allegiance
Those who vii 1 have nothing 70
40 VII TIL 3 les are the real cause
TOT polftics5 being corrupt, Doctor
Jameson declared, while the indie
ssS1p5ienda nt voters are often absolute
on political bosses.
aIfSyouTe going to do something In
lHics, you've got to get started
ssWhsnast political bosses do he
Sexplained.
Ha%aIso bitterly attacked those
wron e sassertin g that there are too
Tnany2Io OF that type for the good of
country OF those who have
rational party allegiance, Doctor
S only praise. GU
scannotsfunction as a political lead
by yourself. and my
adHceS to- the Good American men
land to become party men
94and -not&mossbanks or rad
SdcaI party members, but rational
Doctor sArneson5was compelled to
Ehorten&his lecture yesterday after
moon because the storm which
artedSaboutsthes time he began his
address Oh was the concluding
nnmbers ofsthe program.
The feature of the program Sun
however, was the in
arpTetationS OF Smilin Through"
ich Jane CoWI was recently
starred, by Effie Ryan. Miss Ryan's
dslineationS OIL anea Cowl was with
out 1aw herintonation of the
QUAINT sdialectsb being perfect. Those
NShoNhad SEEM ane Cow1 in the IA
snfousss stage success doubtless en-
loved the read Ling far more than
the others inSthesaudience yester-
asday afternoons since Miss Ryan's,
ntsrpretationSyiy idly recalled the
EEfanousS actress. Another feature of
lcffaI OF the sMetrop olitan Orches-
aFi ~ %
sAssdiYersif1ed program was given
slastseXening abysJ ohm B. Ratio and
Sthes Mefropo1ftan Orchestra. Mr..
Rattoss lecture on Gods Season
Sing&ofSHumanity,'5 interspersed
with character sketches and must
IEcal$numbersSb by the orch estra, the
simpersonations scoring "a big hit
with aa1arge saudi fence. ,s
he|first children's hour of the
Schautauqua was held this morning
f1inderSthesd frectionSo Miss Cleo D.
Phillips, and sDoctorf -Arneson spoke
o'clock on. Dur Constitution
sThis# afternoona at 8 o' clock, a lee
Observation-Disclosures by Charles G..
Jordan on Let Pull Together
Fhesecondg children'SSh hour was also
sheld clock.
sSMhatspromisess be the premier
the chautauqua will
ssbegiYen this re- evening when the
sssscomedyed RAM a. three acts,
ssFriendlysEnenie Will be staged
byKeIghleyss#B Broadly players.
Thesprogran1 tomorrow will in
rlude chi1dren,s s. hour at 9 a. m.
land one 33::ss3 o M, a. ecture on
Solidarity a til a.
IN sn1sF bssEDoctorsgA Tneson,s q lecture
recital The Great Art Of Mu y
1sRicss, blythe Misses Kener5and an
SaddresssbYSDoct orsArnesonsonT The
Hast uments Of Kings" at p:
.ssnis scIockSt tomorrow evening,
sMisses#Ke give another
sEoneert oIloWed ecture on
EEsIs ApneTica LookingsA head "a by Mon
EaviHeF1oWers. ~
fDoctorssA rneson swil give his fl.
Iectures ednesday morning,
when he VIII speak on Political
rtiesandSPopu1a Government,
ssapd ongWednesdayA afternoon, a Sra-
1ecture,.gwi with demonstrations.
saThesM agic of the Al If - - will Sbe
I)r.F ,rederickC .sBlake.
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