The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-14
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Speak Before CHaufduqua
AudiencoI
Railroad Folks Three Day
Program Begins at
$50 Thursday.

Complete programs for the three
days OF the Railroad Folks Chau-
t$tauaua and Jubilee to begin here
at go tomorrow evening have Just
kbeen announced by the committee
in charge of arrangements.
The committee has just received
a telegram from VIZ ]. Burke of
tWashington, D. c.. stating he
will leave Caliary, Pa, tor low.
and VIII arrive in Fairmont ntime
Eforshis appearance here at 1880 Fri
day evening"
MIR. Burke is grand chief OF rail-
way conductors and formerly was
a Candidate fol. the United States,
! Senate lin the western district II.
Pennsylvania.
He is we'll k~nownsin this section.
| of the state, and 1t is expected
that his address'here viii attract
a large audience
First Nights Program:
Many excellent nglnbers are in:
Guided on the program for the first
night Of the Chautauqua. Address
es will be made by Herschel cog
den of Wheeling and James D. Par,
riott of Moundsville!s concert.
Tasting three-quarters OF an hour,
Twill be presented. The Moose.
Bond will play before the opening
| of the Chautauqua on each of the
three evenings
Practically all of the arrange
ments for presenting the Chau-
| tauqua have been completed. The
erection Of the platform has been
finished and canvas wall now ex-
tends around the O1dzNormal School
campus. A sufficient number of
chairs has been placed on the lawn
to care for a large audience.
From present indications there
will be a large attendance at the
opening nights session. Much en-
thusiasm concerning the various
speakers and entertainment num-
citizens.
Three Noted Speakers
In addition to the men already
} named, three other noted speakers.
! will appear on the Chautauqua.
program. Friday night former
Governor John J. CornwelI will
speak, and Saturday night former.
| Congressman M. M. Nicely and
Senator Howard Sutherland will
deliver addresses.
Among other entertainers who
will appear on the various nights
are the following:
Thursday: Mrs. Jeanette Fall
coner, Lamar c. S~atterfield, Miss
Irene Vincent, Mrs. Minor Dun
ham, George A. Harrick, Frank
Jordan, Douglas Fleming Macks
Orchestra, Thornton's Jubilee
Singers.
Friday: Mrs. Douglas Elem
, ing, Miss&Lucile Stealey, Miss Ena
CaIdara, Miss Isabelle kIaw, Miss
Martha Jenkins, Miss Virginia
Fletcher Miss Josephine Maple,
Miss Mildred TruogsMiss Ruth
Huntington, Miss Edna Short,
Miss Harriet Bradley, Douglas
Fleming, JosephsD Archie
Koon. Franklin Fleming, Albert
Fuller.
Saturday: Miss Lena MureI
Jacobs, Miss Barbara Ellen Keen
er, Miss Marie Collier,Miss Helen
Rannenburg, Miss Helen Barnes,
Lewis, Miss Ruth Lawson, Miss
Dorothy Lawson, Miss Ocie Riggs,
Miss Martha Riggs,SCecil Bradley
George Moore and Ralph Giles.
Thursday Night
e:3O-Moose Band in front*of
courthouse.
q: O0-Moose Band on Old Nor
NAL School grounds.
7:3O-Address z by James ID.
Parriott of Moundsviile.s
S:0O-Concert.
9:O0-Address by Herschel C..
&Ogden of Wheeling.
Friday Night
6:3O-Moose Band in front of
courthouse.
7:OO-Moose Band on Old Nor
NAL School grounds.
Z :3o-Address by W.. Burkes
grand chief of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
S:o0-Play, Twenty Minutes
for, Lunch"
g.. 0O-Address by former Gov
ernor John ]. Cornwall.
Saturday Night
6:.30-Moose Band in front of
courthouse.
7:oO@Moose Band on Old Nor
maISchool grounds.
7:3O-Address by former Con-
gresham MansfeldsM. Nicely.
s:OO-Play presented by chil-
! dren OF city.
i 9:O0-Address by Senator How
ard Sutherland
RAILROAD NOTES.
Charles w. Galloway. Balti-