, 1922-07-20
CAAUTAUQUA WEEK
begins AUGUST Il
OFFICERS and committees ARE CHOS.
EN- to SUPERVISE GREAT ANNUAL
EDUCATIONAL Event


The first meeting Of the Rawlins
'Chautauqua association for the ca
on Of. 1922 was held Friday evening
At the City Hall, to discuss details
and arrange preliminaries for the
program this year, which will be- CIV
en- by the Ellison-White Lyceum and
Chautauqua association for five
days, commencing August IL and
ending the 18th. In order to get an
early start and Insure the success Of
the annual undertaking 1t was
decided at the meeting to elect Of
Ulcers and appoint committees so that
the work Of preparation might be
gotten under way at once.
Rev. o. c. King was chosen to
act as president of the local as
ISOLATION. w P. Hays. vice-presi-
dent. Geo. M. Bergen. secretary. and
H. Breitenstein treasurer. A pub
licity committee, consisting Of G. F.
Clark. ]. F. Sheahan and R. H. AL
corn, was chosen first as the duties
devolving on this committee come
first lii order of sequence and must
be begun in advance Of that of COM
mittees whose duties will become
more strenuous as the time for the
assembly draws nearer.
H. e. Dunlap was selected to
head a committee on the sale Of
tickets, the opening date for which
will be announced later. He will be
permitted to chose the members of
his ticket selling force to the num-
Der Of twenty and the regular,
thorough canvass will be made SO
that no one may possibly be over
looked.
The Junior Chautauqua will as
usual be- an important feature OF
the annual gathering. and this will
: be in charge of a local committee
consisting Of Prof. C.. A. Anderson,
Mrs. e. F. Stewart and MRS. George
Weller. flay Ground work, story tell
ing, and q pageant in which practic-
ally all the little folks of the com
munity will take part. will be the
people. H. Larsen, with such as
slstants as he may choose, will have
charge of the grounds and the pre-
Nminary arrangements incident to
getting them ready.
Program High Lights
The opening night lecture by Will
liam E. Bohn. promises to be one Of
the intellectual treats of the as
sembly. DR.. Bohn was formerly we'll
known educator of the east and for
a time was professor OF social science
at the University of Michigan. He
is a sound, a n thinker, eminently
qualified to discuss some Of the big
problems which face the American
people today. america Among the
Nations" will be his subject. and 1t
promises to be n Of the real treats
of the coming season. Virgil I.
CA--Lo-Ls1 Iook~~ stTvh TyNyNnn UYa
Live In" is a mastery discussion Of
the old adage "As a Man Thinketh.
So Is He." Mr.. Shepherd Is a gifted
speaker whose lecture work during
the past few years has brought him
before the public in q most favor
able light.
Among the many entertainment
features noted on the list should be
mentioned the production Of Hartley
Manners great play. Happiness"
which is to be given by the Elias Day
Players of Chicago on the second
night. This production will prob
ably be greeted with q big audience
for the name Of the play and the
players should be sufficient to in
sure a capacity audience.
OF outstanding importance Is the
appearance Of Judge Geo. d. Alden.
Wn09e lecture clNo8tCs ING fOW00t
and the Match" was endorsed by
President Harding. He said. 1T
most heartily recommend It for Its
great and important truths" Judge
Alden 10 . brilliant speaker and
perhaps the most popular lecturer ON
the American platform.
The Garner Jubilee Company.
headed BY Professor George r. Gar
mel. we'll known Chicago musician.
will prove one Of the big musical
features Of the week. This ID said
to be the finest company Of its kind
in America, specialiEing in operate
numbers ~ we'll ~ the typical plan
tatten songs usually given by jubilee
companies. The Biitmore Orchestra
promises something new in the cham
her music line and comet with .
record OF eastern successes that 10
eaviable. The Patricia Trio and the
Loren Bates Company are TWO
ornantsstS0ns noted on the program
u1panting orisiaal features which
mako. then Inst q little bit different
from tie usnAi chautauqua attrae-
$500 -